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THE ORANGE COAST
Victim's parents·
~ewildered by
-Kr-af--s-ileAee
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of l ... o.-y ..... JtM'I
Senal murder 'tuspcct Rand> Krafi
P"C up a last chance 10 1es11f> on ha., -0wn behalf Tuesday, leavu1g the
parenls of one alleacd v1c11m angry"
and bewildered
The former Lona Beach re 1dcnt.
charged wi1h 16 homose1tual-1onurc
sla)'ings, ma1n\a1ned his silence as h1~
auorney wrapped up 10 "eeks of
defense 1cst1mony. He has not dis-
cussed the charge pubhcl) 5~.cc
shortly aficr his arrest ncarl} s11t )~
ago.
The courtroom was packed with
onlooker and news reporters who
"'ere waiting aniuousl> to St'C 1r the
onc-umc computer consultant would
IC tafy. •
But defense attorney (j, Thomas
McDonald finished his case after
calli ng three wnnessts an the morning
<;C\ ion. nothcr witness.. and poss-
ibly Kraft. ~crcupected after a three-
hour 11rcak requested by the defen~
but McDonald instead rested h1s c:asc.
Kraft 1s suspected in a crime spree
that tretched from 1972 to 1983
Many of the 16 v1c11ms were
S(JtUall} abused. druagcd and tonur·
ed. and M>mc "-ere emasculated
before they were · killed and their
bod1e'i dumped alon& local h1ghwa)'s
l~ihon «>the 1.6 murderc-OUn.t
he already race • proS«utors have
accused him of 29 others. snclud1n1
11t in Oregon and l"-O in M1ch1gan.
Kraft could face the death pcnah)' 1f
convicted of 1"'0 or more murders
Kraft wa arre led May 14, 1983.
after two California Highway Patrol
oflicers pulled ham o"cr for erratic
dnving and discovered a dead
\fanne in the front seat of his car
McDonald said Kraft .,.,as anxious
to 1c:s11fy, but d1dn'1 because Superwr
Coun Judge Donald McCart1n re-
fused to ltm1t cross-examination b)'
the prosecution McDonald said
Krafl. 44, wantt'd to talk about fhc of
lhC mtirdf'r\ With ~hlCh he ISCrutrged,
but not the other 11
"There arc a number of matte~
he' hk.c to testi fy to and there's many
'----..:..___;;..;:;;..._.,.,..._ ___ --J • mancrs he kno"'s nothing about." the
l~•se Me KRAFT I A2f
o..,. ..... ~., ,_. ,_.
Thole who could get away from work or school found some
rellef In U,• surf near th• 8alboa P'ler. ·
...
Record .heat
. tostay:fo •
8fewdays
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Oftne~l"lllC Sc-
Tempt"ratures erupted into the 90s
and hit I 00 degree at the Huntington
&-ach Pier on Tuesday. brina1n1 ~ummcr-l1k4" 1hrongs 10 Oranec Coas1
beaches and ~ndmg )lfl\lrbcmes-
P•l kcrc; ~rambhni,
Ornngr C 03'il ttS1dcn1s can c:tpttt
~Ola i\na wind!> and hot, dry
1empctaturt'~ at lea t through today.
"''h cJa)ume temperatures chmbina
into the IJ(h and cool1n1 onl) to lhc
upper 5Us...andJov. 6(k a1 n1sh1. the
Natmnal \\eat her Service reported
··11·s ulmo')t too hot,'' uad Mike
8Jumpr1ner. a hfquard upcr"1sor
"'llh the Hunun1ton Beach Manne
D1' 1'i1on "Wt'rc getting an air
temperature of 96 d~cs. The
v.ater'\ ooout W«irtt • v. ~ch 1utill
prell) cool. but a lot of people art
101na an to cool on. it's that ho1:·
luesda) · crov.d 1n Hunttn1ton
Reach numbc~ about 0.000.
Baumgartner c ttm1ued
Thac v.ere e" en h 11hcr
temperature rcadm15 el'ie't"htrc 1n
lbe Cit) Olli 1als reported a tual\ of
I 00 d r«' a1 Huntmston ll"txh
P1<.'r.
Hun11n11on me Beach hf('Juank
rcportet.I a rrlau"-el) h&ht CfO"-d.
con 1dc.-ring the equatonaf heat.
"W ( ha"c aboul 5 000. •· •id Rene
field. a c;1a1e lxach soo~e woman.
"That's pretty hfht. consadcnna how
llot 1t ts. School s not out )'Ct, thafs
problbl)' why.'"
hool or no school. pcopk did
flock 10 Newport Beach however
·where hfquards estimated a crowd of
about 40.000 Tuesda).
"Ifs a Popsicle day .. said Lt. John
Blaucr or the city' Manne Safety
~panmcnt .. Tius would be a typical
crowd for a weekday in um mer."
Blaucr said the air tt"mperaturc at
the beach was about 97 ~:And
at Mor t>5 dqrtts. C\ en the water was
approach1n1 ummcr temperature,
C5Ald ..._:_
"That'$ warm cnouah so it doesn't
c"'cn ta.kc your breath away when you
10 an," he said ... There are a lot of
people 1n the ~Iler ...
Thinas were mellow at Main Beach
in ~Qa Beach where li~uard Lt
Mike Dwinell e 11matN a crov.'Ct of
about S,000
.. h's a fairl} h&ht cro"'d. but pretty
Sood for a spnng ciJ.l},'' he 1d.
C>N1ncll said he thought the air
u:mperaturt Y.a probabl> 10 the SOs.
but he sa1U he 1Uad not 5«1\ an
at\cmoon thermometer rcadu\a.
And ~b..goers ""on't be the only
onc\eettana red in tt)c un . 'traw~ tr ~et"i~ who arc ap-
proaching tht' peak of their tiancstina
SiCa n. v. 1U br f tth na the · ht'lt: c-spec1ally 1f 11 con11nu for • few
ff'teaM lff HEAT I IUI
HB Council raises city beach all-day parking fee tO S6
ly ROeERT BARKER
OflfW~,..SIMt
It's 101ng to co t a 101 mol"l' for
people to hop into their cars .ind dnve
to 1he Huntington Beach cit\ be-dch
starting next month
The (.1ty < ounc1I slapped a S2
surcharic on JI sinak-da). par~ina
fee\, lo ra1<;e mone} to pa) for
con\trucuon of lhe storm-dama.gcd
Huntington Pier. which was closed
last July for safct) reason
Thr surcharac. v.h1ch ra1~ a da> ·., ~rli.1ng tariff to $6. t expected to stay
an forte for tv.l> or three )Ur1.
oflicaal \31d. It as C'>ttmated that the
increase will n11se S400.000 to
OE-studenr jeiA
Amnesty's efforts
for human rights
1450.000 each "car O fficials said that 4 6 pcrl<'OI of
the city beach-users "A-ere nonrc .. 1-
den1s laJt yea r. and the surcharge""" 1a~ ou1-or-towntr5 to help P3> for 1hc
rccon"ruct1on. whu .. h 1\ ewcctcd \O
cost SIO m1lhon The C'1ty c f>Cll' 10
get 1he bulk of the monc~ 10 rebuild
the pier from federal and •natc
c,ouru·,
(ti) ( oun(ll memhcr' .11<.o \Otcd
to rt-duce the annual par~ing pa'sc
tor l'l"\1dcnl\ from S40 tn S:\O lhl'
dt."lfl'.I~ ~ 111 help bal.lOll' oul ttlc da1I~ 1nt rca-..c and ~hould gl\c lo<al
rc~1dcnts a break. C11\ < ounl·1lman
Jun "1l"a ~1d J m·~a\
'-•ha a 1ualh v.anti.·<l 10 r.u<.e the
da1h fee trom Soi to SS ··whc~ else
l31) a fam11'. 10 and \la)' for l)t hours
:u tha1 prilc· ·he a kcd
( ouncal"A<oman C1race Winchell
argued fu11lcl> that •n> k1nd of a
.,urch:rr c v.:111 affect ·tots ofn: 1<knts
and \\OulJ mil) lx a hard hip for
people "ho nttd l"t\.reat1on the
mo'it··· "
The daily park1na rate~ at Hun\· 1ngton and Bol~ ( h1ca state beaches
remain at S4.
In another action· related to (Mer
fund-ra1s1ng Mondu ru&ht. the C1ty
Council authon'cd the PICT' Fu.nd1ns
pec11I Event ommttttt \O pend S 14.170incontnbu11ons to put on the
C~ne'" f'AlnCING/A21
LB Council
won't agr.ee
otollway-
compromlse
9Y L£SUE EARNEST °' .. __ ........
The Laauna Bea h Cit} C ounc1l
unan1m001ly •arced 1 u~y not to
tomprom.x us lon•·held posl\H>n
apinst the San J<?aquin Htll tollway
even ar tt metn fail1n to annex \and
in ~una Can)on
ThC dcct JOO WU ma& O\.ef cbe
objections of some can) On rnidcfttl
•ho fdr ~ ra1tu~ of t~ aawution
,.,11 alto end theu chances 10 pin
tt'Wtn.
The IClioo SCI the Stall" for ~·· 2 p.m. Local ~rtey ror .......
omm1ut0ft mfttana. c::':I *'*" comnu 1ontt1 ~ ell IO -.
ctde \M fate of tk can)'Oft ......
hon.
Tht comm1 Oft l::l:'*' a • aiton Marth I on t ~---fll
&he 890 IC~ Oft lilt -Ii* :fll lA!PM Clnyon R-. a , Toro Road and .,... ....
~Bach Ma)'Of .....
Mlidt It ttHf \ht rfty ...... -
__,. a t'Oftditeon ~ • •
.Pl'QVal 1'Mt condibOft WCNtd ........
... • ·-Ml
Superintendent Diane Peters Tues-
day ni&ht sparked 1 roun~of applause
from 1boUt 40 residents wben she
recommended tbediltrict rent, rather
than sell. four unused ele~tary
IChoo1s in the Huntinaton Beach City
School District.
Some of the residents had spe>lccn
sieWoaatcly apinst a.tllina the
schools to developers. Residents said
they feared losing park spa~ in their
neiahborhoods. •
"I'm elated," sa id Sterling Col-
tJtunt, prntdent of Lbt homCOWftftl
aaoc11tion for tM Meredith Gardens
hOunna tract, which bllcks up to one
of the .chools.
Peters uid dcsput the d11tr1ct'1
bladlet erunth, -which required
$600,000 in prosram cuts last lear, abe could not ianore a spma ad· visory committee's opposition to
scllina one or more of the schools to
raise money.
The four ~hools -Burke, Clapp-
retenon, Gisler tnd LcBard -were closed bttauJe of dec:Hnins enrol-
lments in the past seven ycan..
.. We ha ve to respect thcdem()(t'ltic
COok named mayor
of FV; stricter city .
~thics code sought ·
· JOYCE IODlOVICH Bob. Moss reminded council mcm·
ft AUL AltCHJPLEY be rs of a resolution called the.Code of .. °"'1 ,......,,· Eth ics that had ~n passed by the
A group leading the campai.gn to City Counci l in 1969.
I
proct:M. .. Ntlr'I mid. ·nc board CoUhuni uid be had btard nti·
conwned I ""°"tible ~.P . of mitts tM LeBard JJf'OPtl1Y IS worth OtOOlc IO 1111idy lht illUC lad brina U milhon to S4 million. '.
fonh a m.-om~ioa. They made Board mcmbtts asked io ha"e a
theer n:commcndltion IDd we ~ould pmpoyl for hinne 1 leainJ consult·
make every ~ to fo80W '1· . .. alU put on the •rida of their April f8
•~•lolutiolacodlce . .., ........... _1191bllon
• ...... .... ......... .... to ~ Mle education fUndi. r.t8.JT:: ::=' of the diaWt's
Who would bt aalerelled 1n rcn na meclina. the schools ud for how m&k:h arc questions still to bt anlftred.
= al diolr dit1f'i~lfPilillCCtl;lmi:""tl ...... ·-ei.eu School Dilarkt receives Sl.S
l.e.uin& the IChoolt WOUJd raise "a
sianificant amount less" money than
telhna the propenie5. uid Gary
Bul'Jncr. usis&ant 1upcrintendent of
bu$1ncu ICtV~ He 11id be could
not ajve lf!ICific lpret lbout bow
m&Kh ~ IDOlle)' would be railed.
Peters estimated the consultant
wouJd cost SS.000 to SI 0.000. whkh
would Med to be taken out of the
di11net'1 raerve funds. Pfttrs said w was no1 enthuwistic ~bout spcnd-
ina raervc funds bua felt ii wu ncttllary.
"Sometimes ,ou've tot lO spend
mllllon raorc than t.bc Hun~ lcKh diatrict eecb year1 lllc Pek'rs llJd publae pttSIU~
needed to I~ Mlle lcaislators to even OUI thOie • difrttincn Wlth
montr provickd by Proposuion 98, a
schoo fundina bajlot mcasu~ ap-Pf'O~ed lalt No\ ember.
AMNESTY 11ble to tM community io which we pe>hti'cal reprcss101).
hl''CI tttp0n11b1ht)," Ant.cnorc said They also wa nt to work on human
From A f Socill IWl~OCSS IS growing on rights abUSC$ -especially trom~ Counay~nd nowadvitertothe lrvuie Q~campuKS. too. i less problem -in the U.S. Munoz
H•ih Scbool chapcer. ye>Un• oeoole Villa Pait Hi&b School held 11s first said.
are keenly aware of the 10C1af prob-Amnesty chlpter meeting last wttk. Antenore said the nc~ state
lems of the wot'Jd, despite their own attracting about 60 students, sa1d framework for the M>Cial sciences ~ncrafly comfortable rives. · oramzer Nadia Da"'lS. ---i~---1 d -....._ ...... ttach _ ........ , "I'd auns about a third of the '9 just thou&ht my h1&h tehool 111~··~ 1'"""""-P.., .-'1udent office,rs a~ in volved." Ante-needed to be moFC socialfy awart." human nptund dut process.
nore said. "And there's a great deal of Davis said. And It .wa!I on those issues that
19ph1s1ica1jon -more so than the Still in its organizing s&aaes. the Amnesty lnternauonal v.u born in
'60s movement." group will launch lener-writina cam· 1961 when Pe ter Bcncnson. an at·
At Irvin~ Hi&h. Amnesty Inter-~-ns for Political pnsoners and torney 1n Great Bnta1 n. read • news national is affifiatcd wi th the or-n some fo nd-raisers. she said. story abbut two Portuguese student~
gaotLllion tudent for Social Re· _ ey won 1mmed1ate support from They ~ere sentenced to !iitven )'tan
sponsibihty. a son of umbrella group. the faculty, too. in proon for drinkina a. t0as .lO
Students are interested not only in "I went to a teacher and asked 1f freedom in public place. ........
I Fountain Valley Councilman Established for elected officials as
Vosnsked-the-c:ouncit-Tucsday-~ityemplo)'tt'S;'1he cod~ caltcd-
o put some teeth into a Code of for a hiJller s&andard· of conduct.
human rights, the focus of Amnesty he'd be an adviser and he said 'Yes' Bcncnson wondered how the Por·
Jntemationa t -also 10 social n&bl 1..wa " Davis wd. tugucse authorities could be per-
1ust1cc in America and the world's She ad mits to a 1 rte surp11se that -suadcd. io....tt~se these v1ct1m of
~tb1cs adopted by a previous council Spcc1ficall)', in Section 2, it reads; ~O years ago. . "Public officials and employees are
1 The request followed the council's bound to obsc~ in their official acts
unanimous approval of Laurann the highest standards of moral ity and
t ook as the ci ty's new mayor. .JO dischar&e faithfully the duties of
Councilman Jim Neal was selected their office regardless of personal
mayor pro tern. consideration, rccoenizing that the
• Cook succeeds Voss who volun-public interest must be their primary
ianly gave up the mayor's gavel after concern, that conduct in both their
a no contest plea in February to a officia l and pnvate affairs should be
lnisdemcanor charge of soliciting sex above reproach.·· Jrom an undercover policewoman Moss suggested the council should ~ho was pe>sin& as a prostitute. meet wi th the c1 1y attorney and make
• The Recall Fred Voss Committee the code meaningful.
aid Voss should step down from the "It reads well, but it doesn't have
~uncil altogether. It will begin any teeth in it," he said.
~irculating petidons this weekend. George Scott, himself a candidate , During public comments at Tues-fo r the council in 1969. said all of the
;day's council meeting. recall leader contenders ran on pla tfonns promis-
• ~ .
mg to obsen·e the C.ode of Ethics. He agreed 1t needed enforcement pe>wer.
Moss said their petition for a recall
election ~·II beain c1rculat1ng f nda)'. Heest1mate<fth~ywould need 4S to 60 da)s to gather 7.000 sis.natures.
"'We don't think we'll have trouble
gelling the signatures:· he said.
"We·ve had a lot of respe>nse from
people wan tin& to carry the peti tions -and people who want to SIJn 11 ··1cs an ethics question. It s a hot
item for mo~t people."
iMale prostitute to stand trial for murder
l -By JANET ZIMMERMAN
• Of~ D9ly,... luff
• A male prostitute was ordered
:Tuesday to stand trial for the January ! sti5bin,g death of a Ne~n Beach
: ophthalmologist.
Allen Lindsey. 23, a Los Angeles-
area transient, has been charged with
the murder of 44-year-old Dr.
Boonkird Chulapatrchcevin on the
bedroortLJloor of his beachfront
PAR~ING ·
From Al
SK and IOK run. The committee
expects to make a profit ofSS,000 or
more in the races scheduled June 17
on abe city beach bicycle tr.ul.
Officials said the commjttce needs
City Council approval before spcmt--
ing money raised for pier construc-
tion.
lnanotheraction Monday, the City .
HEAT
FromAI
days, according to Thelma Moses, manager of the Orange Cbunty Farm
Bureau.
"It'll speed up the n pening process.
so they'll have to pick a little faster to
keep up," Moses said." But I don't see any serious problem for the growers ...
Hijh temperatures wlll probably
continue on the Orange Coast fo r a
few days. according to Ron Hamil-
ton. a national Weather Service
meteorol<>&ist based at UC Ri ver ide.
apanmem:-..... <\
Harbor Mun1c1pal Coun Judge
Glen n Mahler determined ahere was
enough evidence to tf) Li ndsey on the
charge. His Supenor Coun arraign-ment was set for Apnl 14.
During a week-long preliminary hearing. defense attorney Anthon}'
Kies claimed the doctor hired
Lindsey to perform homosexual
favors. Through his questioning. Kies
Council voted to invite devclope,., to
make prope>sals to bwld a golf course
on more than 100 acres of un-
developed park land nonh of El hs
A venue and on both sides of Golden
West Street.
Options mclude ·a nine-hole. par-3
co urse at the Ocean View Mobile
Home ..Estates or an 18-holc course
that would require golfers to use a
tunnel to negotiate Golden West Street.
LAGUNA
From A l
city to adopt a corridor fee program
wi thin the annexation area on the
date of annexation. It would also
require the city to collect the fee and
deposit them with the Transponauon
Corridor Agency each quarter.
"The pnnCJple of what this 1s all
about is. do we panicipate in the
co nstruction of a hilf'way that
severely damages our environment?"
Gentry said.
"We've been leaders m th1 fi&ht
Foiles. let's stay in the lcaderslup
p()SltlOn."
a_ppeared 10 try and prove
Chu apalrch~'> m att:adccd !.mdse)
first and that 11 ma) have been his
screams for help the neighbors heard.
In stalcmenls to pe>hce. Lindsc)
adm1ued to the Jan. 18 killing. but
said 11 was in self-defense.
A blood) footpnnt found on the 11le
in the upstairs bathroom and a fi ngerprint in Jhe house were
L1ndM:y:s. police said.
Mayor Wes Bannister has urged
approval of a golf course. asscn1nf that it "'ould cost more 1han SI
million to develop a passive park. an
alternative to thcg9lfcour~ It would
cost about SS00.000 to SI m1ll1on a
)'car to maintain that pon1on of the
park. Ban nister said.
A golf course 4lt11l has 't been
approved and a survey 1s lated to go
out later aski ng homeowners 1f that'~
what they want in their park:
be put 1n cement foreverythina." said
Ktnel. who 1s also Cypress mayor pro
tern. "I beheve sometime you havt'
to look. at things case b) case.''
Alternate Comm1ss1oncr David
Boran said he $ympath1zes "-I th the canyon residents.
"I have a feel mg for these people, I
can tell you that much," Borao said.
"I don't think thccomm1 slon should
be that strona ·on any one point. I
think. i ( it can be shown that there t'I
&ood reason to ehm1nate a condition
fike that, 1t should be eliminated."
envi ronment. students from the upper middle class pohucal oppression. -
As part of their work for Am nest) community are showina intcrc t. A nucleus of supponers launched
International, students hold a v111I "It's weird becau~ I never thought the organiL1t1on that uses letter·
each fall to march, read poetry. anything like this wou ld happen at wnt1na campaigns and pubhc1ty to
(:irculate letters destfaed for op-m}'_ school," she said. pressure governments into frtein&
pressi\ie governments and increase . E\CO in the face of adult oppo I-"prisoners of conSClcn e."
awareness about human nghts viol· lion, students arc movina forward Among the first people they
ations around the world. wuh new Amnesty chapters. focused on ~ere Patrick Duncan. a
Carolina Miranda, an Amnc ty That's the situation in the white South Afncan J&iled for his
leader at Irvine High. said students Cap1Slrano Valley Unified School oppos1 uon to apanheid; Card10al
fo rmed a chapter there in the 1982-83 District where the school board Mindszcnty of Hung.if), Atthb1shop sc hool yea r that didn't survive. rejected. students' requests for Josef Beran of Prague and Ashton
It was revived in I 98'7-88 and chapters at C.ap1strano Valle) and Jones, a 65-year-old merican minis-
conunues to grow this )'ear with about Dana Htlls h1Jh sch'ools ter who h~d been repeatedly beaten
50 active members. In that d1stnct, students we~ up and Jailed in Lou1s1ana and Texas
Mira nda and Antenore said even fighting a d1stnct policy that forbids fordemandmg cqualn1tll~for btacks.
those students rtot directly involved any·ctubs on campus that aren't·tted With the apparent irowmg interest
have !lhown a ~1lhngncss to help their to the curriculum. of human nlf'tS issues amons Orange
fellow man. . The pe>hcy was adopted several Count} )OU\h today, mncst) can be
La t year, the group held a fund· years ago when born-again Chmt1an assured us.efforts won't die
raiser to aid O.itfam. the Oxford groups asked to meet on campuses 10 Carolina Miranda said there wa
Famine ProJ.eCt tha1 targets self-help pra} and prosel)'t1Ze Opponents said no such apparent interest dunng her
pr<>grams for the world's poor. that would cross the boundary scpar· fi~t two )'ears at Irvine.
tudems were a kcd 10 fast for a ~mg church and state. "During my freshman .. and
da) and give their lunch money to Lorenza Munoz. one of the student sophomore ~rs. none of these
Oxfam. They raised $1,300 in a organizers for Amnest). said the orpnizauons was ""' eiustencc:· she
$1Dglc day . group 1s mee ting off campus, anyway. said. "People have found an· outlet in
Aware.. of problems in their o~n h~ said they may form their own 1t.
community, Irvine s1udcnts also club and separate:.. tbemglvcs _from ··1 think It's done a lot for thr
raise funds for Orange County's Amnesty to broaden their agenda. student ~Y am:f brought a lot of
homeless and stock dry goods for W.h1le the~ want to v.mc letters for awarenicss with 1t"
rtndents oflnine's temporal) hous-Amnesty, tbcy·rc also 1hmlun1 about Ancj 1t en uri-future helP-.for '"f. u n1tj, · start1ng...i campaign for children people ltke Miranda's uncle -Ench
'We made a aec1s1oill01>C rc""spo......,n ... _ _...,ar=~d-the world who arc v1ct1ms· of. Schnake.
KRAFT
From Al
attorney said. ··1 do not want him
lUbJect~d to a vtC1ous croswxam1n-
at1on by the prQSCCutor on matters he
knows nothms about."
Kraf\'s lack of testi mony huns tht'
defense. he said. but it would mean
cross-cxamina11on on aJI counts. De-
nial of the motion to hm 11 cross.-
examination. as well as an earlier
denial to sever the 16 count • will be
v ounds for an appeal should Kran be
convicted, McDonald said. ..
•Deputy D1stnct Attorney Brya n
Bro"'n left the counroom 1mmed1-atel> after the 'heanna and could not be reached for comm ent.
The fa mily of one of Kraf\'s alleaed
v1c11ms, Rodacr James OeVaul Jr.,
s.a1d the} were outrqed the defendant did not tes11fy.
"Damn 11. (Rodacr) deserves his
day m coun JUSt hke Kraft," said his
father, Rodaer DcVaul of We t· minster. "Our chance 1s gone now We'll never know why ··
The bod) of OeVaul Jr .• a 20.year-
old Marine, was found Feb. 13, 1983,
by hikers near Mt Baldy 1n Lo
Anatln County
OeVaul's mother. hirlc)'. avced
that she and her family were cheated
because Kraf\ didn't testif)'.
"11 tJti&ht ba\.e helped US I httlt b1t
to understand more ... It would have
ai ven us 50me haht as to why," he
said, wiping tears from her checks.
"'Now we'll never have the ans~ers "
h1rle)' Devaul said she has attend-
ed all but one half-day or the nine·
month trial.
In the last of tesumon) Tuesday.
the dcCensc called Lawrence Pion a
UC l Medical Center pharmacm t
McDonald's request, 1he expert
placed a number of vahum tablets
into beer, which in 1urn foamt'd and
pilled over.
Many of the v1ct1ms had dru~ in
their S>.stems that matched drugs
found tn Krafl's To)'ota Cchca when
he wa~ pulled over .
The defense apparenll) wa tl')•na
to show the 1lle&cd vtcum "-Ould
have known the 6cer "-ere drug cd
a.nd max have 1'kcn the drua.s
voluntan ly.
The one link to all the\ 1ctims "'as
that they were with out transportation
the la•t 11me the> were seen ah\ie.
The dcfcn1e fa iled to offer an
explanauon u to how tbe bod> of
Terr> Gambrel. a 25->ear-old
Manne. &0l 1n the (ront scat of Kraft's car McDonald contends Gambrel
was not dead when officcn pulled
Kraft over and he said the burden of
proof 15 on the pro uuon.
"Mr Gambrel was 1n the tar 1n 1 med1call}' dastrcsscd si tuation ,"
McDonald tatd ''The j urors don't
know be was nuh1 na htm to ~t
medical aid." The officers 111d K.t1ft never men-
uoned Gambrel nttded help. But
McDonald said they wert shouting orders at h.1m throu&h a bullhorn and
did not g.i"e him ume to explain.
Gambrer s pants were pulled down
to his knees and he had hpture marb
on rus neck and faint marl.s on hi
wnsts Kraft ~1d he picked him up
h11chh1k1ng.
One of the most damaaana cle-
ments of the case 1s wh~t thc
P.rosecuuon hu termed rafl's
'death hst.'' which h s 61 crypt.c
entncs. But tht dcfcn$C cl.aims the
hand"'ntlen llSI found in Kraft' car · ·
at the umc of his arrest 1s mean-
ing.Jc
~me en1nc~ on the h t include. "EDM," v.-h1ch pro cuton say tand
for Edward Daniel Moore. whose
body -.as found Dec-26 1972. 1n al
Beach, and "M HB 1 auoo," for
Robert W)'att lc?ains. a tattooed Manne lound in SCptember 1980 m
Hunu~ton Ek t\. Kraft s tnal is c~pected to be the
toni est and must c~pcn 1\'C in Oranae County h1~IOI"). nus t'l5(" tthpscs
some of the state's larsest 1eri1I k1 ll1dl
caSH, 1nd udina the Hill 1ck tranaki'
and the Frecwa} Killer
The tnal .. ,11 rnume Thursda)
momina when the p~ution as
bedulcd 10 beg.in prtient1 na In
than a "'eel of ~buttal •~hmon)!
The ckfen..c ""'"then ha\ic 1t chan~
at fd>unal, followed bY CIOS1 n1 111u· menu and j ury dchbtration,.
"I'd expect we're going to co ntinue
with record or near record high
temperatures for a couple of days,"
Hamilton said. "Then what usually
happens is the deserts start to heat up
faster than Jhe inland areas, which
draws in the sea breezes. Then you'll
get some cooling, starting with the
coast and extending to the inland
valleys.··
However, canyon resident Sandy
Lucas, who was instrumen&al m
CJ-eatina the specific plan for the
canyon. dJMl'ftd.
"I really hate to th ink our health
and welfare ti at tilt mercy of a
principle, whether 11 be LAFCo's
principle or Laauna Bc.cb's." she
said.
"RJght now, the way it looks to u •
it's a tic -two-two." said can)'on
rcsacknt B.aclwd. Lucas, Oranac
County Supervisor Gadd• VasqlK1.
who is also a commissioner. and
Comm1111oncr James Flora seem
intent on insisun1 the cond111on 111y r.==::::====================================:::::: in place, Lucas said.
Hamilton said Tuesday's high temperature of 94 dearees 1n River-~ wu one dqree sbon of the all-
• time record, and he predicted near
record beat for Orante County as
well The downtown Los Anetles Civic
Center IOatCd to 100 ~ at 2
p.m., breakina the previous record of
93 dcp'ees xt In 1971, aa:orduls to
the weather service. The century
mark also tied the all-time
tctnP.Cf1ture record for the month of
Apnl set on Apnl 231 1910. Los An,ela lntemallonal Airpon hit an all-time hiab for the month of April
wit.b 91 dejrca.
No histOncal reoords 1re kept for OtanlC County by the weather ter·
vice.
ttl 'HI 11,1 1 ,., ••
Just call 642-6086
Canyon rcsident5 who have met
wi th commissioners over the pHl
month say they bthevc the com-
millionen would hive welcomed 1
compromise.
.. We Ill ~the feehna wi1bout 1
doubt that do waDI UI IO MMa
in&o the city." ~ llodHDU Mid.
SiMC COmmillion CbMrwomaD
Evelyn Hin and O.U. C.ncy Su~sor Don Roth. a1io a com-
millioner, arc out of town, two
alternate mcmbm will be linana on
the commitlioa .,.
AJ1aMle ~ David Boran Dd Jol9n k.lncl iadk:allid
Tuelday Iba& UW Condhioft .. not *** .• -• ., .. ~ weft CCMal'DOd. '1'lliiC ta.tlof polkiel ~ ftOI
To pin approval on the. annexa·
t1on. lhree of tM four comm1ss1oncn
wall hive to vote 1n its flvor
W1thoµt three votes. the anntd·
alon plan. wbich was hlmmcttd out
between rnicknu and city staff, wall
die for at least a ye8t. Sandy i.u..
iaid.
Tbe current anneaauon requn1 ia hnpananc to me cisy pan1y-... it ............. ..,.:~ pl IO fW.a~ lftMI die
COlll9IWIY °'' ... But cuyon .aidrall •Y dteir problem• ~ MOtc iaun.diate.
••After Ibis it °"er• DIODle ac
LAFCo. will ID -* to thiir lMMnd Ud t11ey•re ~ 10 bt ftnt." Laa11 •id. '°Tk ploplC on the Chy Council
Will ID blick IO their boines. Ind
lbey're JDial IO bt fine.
"Aftcl we're IDl"I io to bKt to our llolnes Ind itilJ neld lewerL ••
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The Go Everywhere Dress
OM M. '• versatile jacket dress in cool
poly/c:otton poplin makes a great
traveling compenion. FU1Chia jacket
over a ~t blue top Md white skirt,
lim 8-18, $140.
For Out~ Catalog
Cal Toi Free I_, Kt-1174.
l•sn1t81
Mauleon Partctn.., Plua
all Moulton Pkwy.
(714)~
&ore Houri: Mon.&t. 9-5
Newpunl1ach w.ccmPma
1062 lrWw AMit.
(714) .. lllJ
Store Hours Man.-111. 106
l <>t'
newsroom re.kindles.
reporter's memories
'Oftl> l newipapenun (or w.omss) cu rally
lppNalte the f«ol-~-J'O'I .at an to 'a ""'9r00m or into tbt luctioa dellertaleot or out
llllOftl the ~ tbe *OGClertuJ Old adchctjon
retuntt. It's in your blood. alid 11 will be there rOttVrr.
Thafs one reason I feel to much as ltOme at tbc
Dally Pilot. 1t•s a ntwspaptt-a daily ~Pl~ -
and the onJy one in south Orlnae County with its
·· own ~nt, its own prn9n, ~red to ~pon the nev. s
· when at happens. every day of the Wttlc: •
Another rtason I feel so much at home 1~ that
rve bttn comana into tbe Daily Pilot so often for
more lhan 20 yan. lack Curley arid Bob W ttd and
I put t<>sethcr a great public serv1~ adven1 ang
campaip tl\tt wan a 101 of fmnds-. ra11ed'money ror
.. _..many wof\hwh1le chan-
""' hn and won M>mc enzes. includtnJ tht
Georfe Washington Meda from Freedoms
Fouodat100 at Valley
fo~.
Over the years I
woutd v111t the Daily
Pllot to rc~rch the
city's history. or to enJO)
conversations wath Tom
Kccvil when he and I
wouJ<r~nttrtam V11 pJ
Partch and Dick haw.
or to swap tale with
Tom Murphine nlx>ut
the era and aur.i or old
.. _.•Balboa and the
Rendezvous and Bal Weck nd with each v1s1t, I
felt the psycholoaical 101oiiteat100 from the 50unds
and pnntshop smells so familiar to all newspaper
people.
The new paper profession 1s a ven-small group
1n temuofthc numberorpcople involved. When I ~e the local TV stations list credit~ every Fnday
n1ghl. 1denur) mg tho~ who contribute to the
evening ne"s. I "ondcr JU t what the hell all those
people an: doing. the) must be folltng all O\Cr·ca h
other. But a newspaper as not a labor intensive
1ndustr). which may be one reason all of us ever
rcfatcd to the businc s have 'iO much rc~pcct for a
trul) professional reporter. rewntc per-.on. copy
desk or city desk editor or writer. It's a proud bunch.
For a long while. I've admired the young news
taff of the Dail) P1loL The bngbt new wnter~ and
the sharp editors remand me ohhc old Los Angeles
Da1l1 e"s. The t"'o Hearst papers and the stodg)
old Time beat our brains o ut wath total staff and
numben of pag". But the Daily C"'S "as fun to
read bttausc 1t was fun to write Lee Pa)nc. the
managing editor. ,ilJld (hart~ Judson. the ell>
editor. would post the best stones. the best fcads. and
once an a while there "ould ~'a S 10 boo as-tone m
the Dail) Clo\-\\ere memorable not JUSl for the
OC\\S but ror the way that news \\-aS presented. .
One or our be t rewnte men "a the late \1th
Phmne) "ho could take :in ordinar') coet of faeb and
v.nte a \tor) that ~ng. One comes to mind The
other papers told about a kJd Ro"' rn1den1 "ho
befriuded a homcl~s man and let him-hare his
hotel room. The OC:\I mormng. the re4'1dcn1
a"al.ened to find lhc tran,crgonc, and 'iO '"'-lS all ha~
monc). his wallet and bis false: teeth Ph1onc) 's lead
\Vtnt something ltle this· "John Doc. or 2.U Lo
\n&clcs \trcet "as{l't an n mood for ,m1hng 1oda~.
but even 1fhc wcrc, 1t "'ouldn'1 ~a wanning smile"
.\nothcr lime:, the fire JcJ*inmcnt "'as called 10
hel p a mother "hose 2-)car-old bo> was caught an n
poll) 1.hair. Dall) c"' rc"'n1c man oamcJ Lee
Spnngcr "rote thi' opcnin1 paraaraph .. Twcnt)
)Car Trom now. John Jones will be a pan) stopper
"hen he a ks, 'Did I c' er tell )OU about the time I got
m) head causJlt 10 a toafct SC3l.,. ..
When you-think or the da1 I~ dcadhne'i. the
constant time restraints. the )awnan1 empt) white:
columns bc:ulog to be filled. it t'i truly rcmarl.able
that so mud\good "nting 1s 1n the Daily Ptlot toda).
The leads arc bri&ht and provoca11,r, the heads arc
commanding and 1nformat1ve. much of the
wntina and cdttm& '' rcm1m cn1 or the old Oatl): Nev. . aoJ the "'nuna of PhmnC) and ra Ho) nofT
and Phil Garnson and Gene Coughlin and )C . of
our pn.tc rcwnte man. Jat-k m1th
lhe te hnolot> of new P3penna ha chanced a
Jrrat deal IO the paSl 20 )e.an. but the b:l IC
comfnodtt).' hu not New, as "'hat )Ou cllpcct. 10
M>mc deuul, and w11h the Daily Pilot. new, ·~ "h111
)OU get, 1n challcnaing wntana and cd1tina. It ma'
come to you '11 computers. word proccs\On and
elcc tron1 cold t) pc but the end product 1s \t1ll 1he
~me.
\\man) of )OU lnow. wnt1n1 column 1\ old
hJt for me . .\ftcr appcanoa ror I l )Ca" 1n cwport
Beach. m) column WI\ dropped ·b) the f os1gn
bttaus.c of hardcnina of the artenes. and rm urc
aJad the) weren't mine.
JI• rn ... ,, • ,..,,,., Hut'l'rl'Of IN Orutt c ... , .. .._ t'9111 ... , .. ""'""' .,.. ,,.,, , ..... ,.
muy. Hl1 NI• .. W N8 • ,,,_,. •f lte Ne•,.rt ~Ip Mtl .... 'f'Wff ~ • ltrln •I ~t ~I• at,.,,, w•~r. T•ltea 1 "Tlmt •I M7 U1t"
•Ill ~., Ill $11 ~ ettr'' rr~•1 u4
Sai#lll1. •
POI.IC I I Of,
up
., 8C)9 VNI IYICiN tion ~n~. °' • .._,..... The controvcrs) actuall)' c:enters on
COlll ---~ So,,.,:_,,n• Car"-' up Shart>OurSt-he1, "hiehit~ man)more -"""' "' .. peopk a da) than the soup kitchen d~. k11dwa ll llill lookins ror \Omcone who earn, al&houih tht bclnauercd e.._nty has But fi"e weeh aao. liatlebcra an-
found 11 aa teas& a temporaf) hoSM. nourked that )he would be w1lhnf to mo~ c Mfttt HatJebtra,. who ~rvCJ lunch to her wup lu1chen 10 takr some o the heat
about 200 dnmutc people a day at hC'r off hart Our ~Ive·'
kitchen in the Rea Communit> Center. he said he 11\antrd a tocat100 m an
wanll to move her operation to make indu tnal area, where lhrrc would be no
peace with "8te nc1Jhbors ne11hbors to compla'll about the people
She said T ~ • .,. that \he had fou~d • she \Crved. but 4ihe said the ( hmta n
temporar') location at the South C t ( hurch "ould do Olt'<'I> for 1 whM
Chnstian hurch, at V1ctona trcct J "I've found a church" ith :i heart," he
Pla~n11a \'Cnue. . id ""low I'm loolang for a warehouse
Contro\.crsy has \moldered and Oared with a hean ...
for )c&rs 10 the West C~ta Mesa nci&h· There have alread) been rumbhn~ of
borboods around the cent(r, whcrl" rcs1-dis.content with the move from mt kast one
den11 WI)'. they feel threatt'ned by the resident ~ho h\'e near the chun:h. and
cro"ds or poor and homclc\s ~pie ""ho ont' Co ta Mesa Cit> councilman said he
u!iie the ~up kttt'hcn and the adJa~cot reared the mo\c might creatc more
bart"Our • I~ chn1c and fOod d1 tnbu· probkms than 1t wlvro.
Students' memorial
ReAeFs 9af e Gee§aA,
. ' By ROBERT BARKER 1\1urra). "Crl' in attendanu'.
t--WU!~o~.!!NcM!! ''"" l he idea 10 plant thl' tree to hom>r
The children at flopc Vtc\Ot \<.h~uo~ . , 'itnCll} the stuJe.ft
spcnt$116tn\l\Jdcntll<x.l)fundsfor a c:nunc 1I . Jnnc:apal (1a~lc Ho"le-s
tree lhcy planted 1 uesday m honor of \did rhc )<>Uogster' ra_a.-.cd mom') b>
f S [) l (• 'IC.:ll1n* boor.. rn'or' I lun~ llopc ormcr upcrmtcndl·nt a c O<>Jan Vil'\\< ucl.t~ .tnJ othl·r ik'nl\ she \\<ho died last month lrom comphca-~rnl •
t1ons apparent!) related to brain c oogan's bar.,cbJll rnrd "a'
canc:cr. • donuted by founh grade tc;ichcr Doug
fhc) held 1hc ccrcmon) at tnl' l t•(,antvoort. "ho d ~J~t n
Hunt1rigton Uea1.h ckmcntar) ~hool at the Orange ( oa~ swap mt:cl all<iut
to 1.01 nc1dc "llh the opcnang of the Hl)cars ago
MU,Jor League ba\Cball ~31\0n an r c(1an1 H>Urt ~Id h\.' "'.111..cd up lo il An~he1m. man selling maJor ll'J~uc h.i-.chall
(oogan "a'a profcs'i1ooal bawball q ars.h and ~1d ··1 hct \OU don't ha,l·
pla)er lor 10 }t'ar'i and pla)cd fir~t one of the gu) I "allt 111\ 1wrnl' 1\ ba~ lo( part of one -;ca son with the D:ilc < oogoin The &U) "l'nt through ·
P1mbm\h P1rntl'' "hen he \\3~ 19 Im ,_tack ·ancJ ..aid ., uu'rl' right I
( amcron C .1rr i I. "'ho holds tht• dnn·t ha'e ulll.' I haH' l'-'O • ollicrolsnthgradc~naturat ,lfopc ·1 ooughl one and"'' lru.:nd V1t.'\\, buried a ume capsule lhl'lt bought thr other·· ·
cont.1nud a ba'iehall rnr<l ot ( oognn fcGant,0011 S<Jad hl· had ahq, ....
1n his P1ratl' unalorm intt•odt.-d to 8t'1 Coogan 10 r.,ign 1tic
fhc )Oung\tl'f\ al'io pul m '' t11rd but ncH•r got :irounlt 10 1t Hl·
baseball as "'di a\ phntu\ .1od ..aid he'~ \orr\ hi· dido 1
.. 1ntcrc~ting I.it I\ about thl' \tU<kni The 1rec the wung'ltl'r' pl.rnll'd 111 J
council < ame111n and '>tudent ho<l) gra'i') arc.1 cloo;e to .a h.1.,..·h.111
prc'lltlt•n t D.1rnt.I.. Ka,mu\S\.'n hal l\top ,., .i < up.an1of>"'
prc\1dcd Cl\ er the acll\ 111es c' en anJ<ard1otdt'\ -,1 carrot"'~
though SCH'ral SfO\\JIUP\. U'dud1ng ·~·hool onit1al<; ~atd II"• a n.1ll'l to
school board Prt·~denl Janel (,arntk \u\lr<1l1.t that gro"' 1n a lw1l'hl of
and m.'" supcranll'ndcol \font\ \.fat· ahout 'O kr1 -
Orenge Coeet OAILY PtlOT/WedMedey, Apttl 5. W •
nl
"I'm afraid 1f )OU haH· peopk walking
o"er th('rc from SOS 10 u~ the soup
k11chen , you·~ 101ns In ha ve •lot mort
ptoplc on V1ctont1 Strttt 1h n \Ou ha'<'r no~." ( ounc1lm1n On \mburgc) \J1 d.
But the Re" Bob l.wma. pa~lor ol \outh
Coa t < hrist1an ( hurch. Silld hr did not
c~pcct man\ problt'nt
.. I think n lot of the neighborhood
concern o\ er around the Rea< en1~·r j., due
to the I.Kt that )Ou ha\e pcopfc there all
da> Iona:· Ci"1n1sa1d · ~krlc 1sool)' going to~rvdrom I to.1p.m ,andpcopk1uen't
going' to ix' !X'HllJllCd to rl·ma1n on thr
proper!) after those hour\ \\c:'re 1.1lw
prctt'f "ell fcoctd in. so I don't fortSt't' the
same l1ods of complain I\ ar1s1ng "
C'1t) ( ouric1lwoman Ma r} flornbud.k
also said he bchl'' cd there \"oultl be fc\..,cr
problems OAt the nl."w l<X·at1on •
"I u Jl\Xl thcrl' "111 he a k\\ obJel't1ons. hut 11·, n partioll) commrmaJ 01rl.'n, o
ly
thrre art tcwcr ~idents," IM Mid. •And
the intent, 1n any rate, 11 to .,.act H
around • httk'. so the ~ms are DO(
l'On<:entratro 1n one -arta."
f wing '"1td Hatlcwra had~ IM
ffiliht ntttl to ta)' It the church ror Ml
monthi. to a \car
"But 1f 1t 1cx longrr.1hafs aU nsht ~ .. L hr 'lltd. • •
Meanwhile. Co ta Mesa oftkiaJund the Oran~· ( ouoty Community Dev~
ml·nt ( ounc1I. a pnvatc poveny ~litf
agency. arc lf')'tnl to offtr some 1S1ista11CO
1n locauna a permanent home for Som•
one <.arc ·
··w e're lookina· 1 what we can do,'' ea'
Buddy Ray. the Community Dcvcaop;.
men I Council' c~ecutivc cxccuth·c d1rte-
1ur "We don't have anytiuna yet. but rm
hoping to have a recommendation to takt
to our board of directors on pnl 26." f
Food stand battle a real · hot pot~lt:e ~
~ -. ~~~·~--,--....,...--
By fRtS YOKOf Of,,_. o..,, l'llol S1.-IY
Thr owner\ of a 'im.111. popuJar '\le\\ port
tkJch ous1oc "3) the) art• tx'iog tO\'>l'd
around hi.\.' a hot potato b~ largrr
compan1 c'I that wnot to for<.'C the food
'l tand out ol an S'' bh\hed ,pot at r .ishion
l'llaod's .\traum ( oun
Barbara o nd \te\.e "cnt. o" "'·'"'of Po\h
Po1a10. hnve tx-c11 ordcrt•d to cease scllm&
hakrd potatoc\ from their \vagoo ;it
tr1um (nu rt h\. .\pnl I ' rhc couple
( IJ1ms the rights of the ~m. II t'iu\lon'
owner arc hciog ma hl'd an tha'i actmn
Howe .. er. otfainl of Ranch Meat ... fhc
lr\.1nc (o and the countv hl•alth depart-
mental! )'the "eotHao'tcont1nucto~·ll
their pudi bcc.:au'>l· thc> do not ha\.c all lh"·
required fac:1lat1e'I to"Operate a lood "-'n 1u.
establishment
ancc 1985 customer., h:nc Ood.td to
the Po$h Potato IO·pui:chaS(' onc.-pound
baked potatoc piled high ~1th the rus-
tomcr's (ho1cc of n topping~
"11 "'a m)' concept m) idea," Barb~ra
cnt said of the potato bar buc.ane'I\
.. We've brough1 mJn\' m.10\ pt·oplc to
l'wporl Beach bel..:tuse of th1\.'
mona lhC 013n) 1ntcrC\ICd lU\tOmerS
drawn 10 the bU'itnl.~,, ;arc groUP'J of
Japa~ to un<it $ "'ho read • bou1 the \UC~\sful spud ~ll~r 1n J,1pan·., edition ol
Entrt~reneur mug;wnc Kent \ltd
"We're aoina to fran<hi~ in J ~n:•
t-..cnt '"1•d "..\nd "c.\c had o'er isl
people who want to lmnch1\<' "ith u\. (1n
the United tales) ..
Hut the Posh ~ot:ato c,1 tcJ b) u"nl ti\(:
lr\:1ne Ranch f;irmcn M. rt.;ct's k1tchC'n
fac1ht1~. "'I fC\ult. lhc POIJtO ~a on wu kfi out in the cold ~hen In. me Riilnt.•h -.cn1 ,.
banl.rupl Jnd ccaoSCd operation\ al .\tnum tha1 ha' (thi.• l1h.hl·n> fa 1l1tR·' thr\ ft" a hule tn uoo here h'
( oun 10 October l't"qutrid 10 haw." fJJtr ~.ud • 01 ~ntll Um ·· ...
l he In me Co rt-opened the mnrket thl' 1 he "agon cannot tx· lOn\ldt•rc<l a c:in \\-.ilkcr \a1d he undcrs1ood the health
nc\I da\ a<; r armers l\.1arket 1n .\tnum \.'lthl•r li l c tho-.c u ·d to -.ell h<>I dn \ oflk101I ·order\ 10 mt'an he must hire his
( oon. bnn11n1 1n conn·\ 1om11n."\ to run N.•cau • ol ccrt:un \tructural and produ< 1 o"n 1afT to run the "aa<>n "fn a food
the mailer lood ~r\lu' operation ac-requirlmeot '><'t t'I) 1ht• '>~ti! IOI looc.1 o~rat100 hke this. ~ou t'an't' ha'e SC\etal
cording 10 Bonnu.· l:;.lder. r.,pokes"oman tor \t~ 1< c l:.HI\ dtO('n-nt optrnt1on; runnina an the iamc
Donahue hnbl'r. ihl' Inane (o's man· "l 'nder late l;a\Ot, fl(•taHx·~ JI'\' 1101 h'>ll'd location.''
agt'mcnt farm ' n!I one ot thl' appro'l'd food'i tor t.lrt'> • \\-alken11d he plans to continue adhna tfo~cver. t~o or the bu'llOC'i~'i 1oclud-~•d Jim l·h1'lton ... ., 1'itan1 dtrC'C"tor of tht' hal..cJ pouuoc
1ng Po h Potnto; could not he \Cparatcl~ county cn\1ronmcntal health d1\1\1on "ThcSt"pcopleha,enc,crdoncpotatoes
Opt'ratcd bc.'Cause the\ \\('re run as pan of lfuc,ton ~·d hl' dt\CU\~·d "1th iht• )o,.rnt\ bdorc:· argued Bar~ra Ken I. "We·vc aot
lr\loe Ranch r armcr'i \1arlct. l hkr said. ~H·ral \\'a\\ 10 \\h1ch lht'\ cuulc.l \IJ\ 1n npcrtl\C an It
. "'We mforml'<l the t"o operators of upcrJtton fht-"rn1~ 1d lhfl!) ttave repeated!
that:· he ~1d • • Open .1 .,mall rt't.111 hu\lne'' ol thc11 tncJ lo wntatt Oonafluc hn~r about
A\ a rc'iult. Po\h Potato rnntacted own. ""h rnmpktc lt>t 1ht1L'\ an<l \lmpl) lea\10 thl'ar o"n lac1ht\. in \tnum Coun t funt 1ngt00 tkac.:h-bJ\l.·J Ran h \1l"at'I U!ot th . \\3 on OA\ lllll' JllC'l l' ot C'llUIJ)ltlt'lll in hut the m;.in4emen1 company has not
~h1c:h had ta~cn oH·r opcr-.ltaon ol the the llu\loc..'\ re,pondcd
.\trium ( ourf~ me.lt and fhh dep.:artnwn1 • Ohta1n 3 ix-rm11 to o;,cll thl' potatc't'\ ··we ""'rt' for1.C'd to get out... tt\e Kent
dl'11 Atrium (ate. \a lad o.ir and \u<;h1 bar trnm tht.· "agon. J\ lon1 .1, th\'\ had U\t' ot \J.ld "\\ l' te-cl by not dealina openly "1th r he tl.\O bu 101.''l\C\ 'l.\.Orl.t.-d out 40 agree· complclt' .. 1h:hcn fot 1h11t'\ nl":.Hh) U\ I he In IOC Co. throuah Donahue
mcnt \o Po h Potato wuld u-.c Ram h • H01\ c3Jlothcr nlmN "'that pc"'C'~" hntlCr h.11\ dcpnH·d us oft6e opponum-M~at~ -0\-Cn r~fr1 ·r;ttur <.lnd uth1:.r all llk. tcqwrcd ill ht•r\Jat 1ht1t~ \Ul h a;; l\ ot dom a"' bu mc-s~ at all at Atnum
l11chcn f.ic 1ht1e\ Ranch \katr.,, <•pt'r.t1<' 1hc "agon uncJc r "" Court. ~here' ~l' mned our business and
Th1nlmg oll \.\<a'i worl..cd out Donahue ~rm1tr., J'l\um•ni lull rc.,pon\1h1lm for hu11l up cl1cn1clc. }\('"·Int to stay there."
hnbl.'r Ba' t Ranch \.1cat\ th\.' ngh1 10 compl11n c ~•th all lawHnd ·' tOuot:ih1h· ( ldcrsa1d met the ~cob m1t1ally c~
loos-h~rm opcr.rnon ol th" Po\h l'olJIO 1n t) lor ;in~ '1ola11un to hnl up \\-ilh Ranch Mea~ to ux lhc
their name. Elder ~ad , tlu\ton :t1d 101" "l"<'k he rc~cn ed a l::a r lOmJ)2o,:, k1tchtn fac1httn. "1t'
I lo~c'\.'r rnunt) health ollic1.tlo, .,,ml lc11er 11 um Runt h ~kll'i ul thl' (omp. n' ·, bl.'t\OtCCA-Ranch Meat and Posh Potato "
rl-gul.u1on require tha1 Ranch \k.ll\ intent to ta~ toll rr,pcin\lh1h1' of 1hr " l he prnhlcm 1 . the cnu mid. Ranch
emph.\\tc'i opcrJtc the pelt.Ito "..t&on a~ " on undl'1 11' ix·rm11 lie hh otli 1i1ls i\kat'I l\n't "tllin• to cooperatt "'Ranch
"ell. :u'.:rnrd101J to Elder 41<1 RJnt h Meat\ 1n arr thu' ~tl'llk,t 1hc ~u1n-tl Iott iht1(\ "'111 Meat,, ""'C bchc,t. 1s do1n1evcl)th1n1 they
March g;l\ c Po1h Potato '<) da t' not1le 1u tlt'. pm,.KJ J tw \.1tJ an to put u\ out of bu~anC'Ss thty can cea~ opt·ratlClO\ fhC' t-.xnl\ and Ran~h ,, .tt\ l'llilt.ll'i tUk(' Q\('C our bu Inc .. Cc~e Ktnt said.
The N'l1\ fort~ hl-alth ollu:mi..· mu\t h h l)UI htt'<'l.'<'n thlm<ieh r' thl" Th•1'cntsarctn1naalast-d1tchcfTori
dm."(t1"e ,., tht· goH·rnmeo1al (IJ\)1• ,.,,u(' of "hC'thl'r th 1'cnt'> ltn \ ll t J t ttl bl.'tore thl") mu,1 leaH !\mum< oun nCllt
ficatlon of tht• potato \\elgun I\ :t piece ot run th('~" on Hu\100 .,..,,, \\l rr nnt \\C'd. I.ht•) hJ\C pa~ o ut n1crs to aJI
equ1pmco1 h~t a l.11.l for. \tnc:e th\' 01 ng to sc\ 1n\of\cd 1n th.11 l...111J ot thr1r C'U'llomer<; a\lma 1h~m lo wnte
" aon 1'1 not lull) C'QUtppcJ "'1th k1Khcn con1ro'l'"')" appcah to lninc Co C'ha1nnan Donald r. c1h1JC''I Ranlh Mt: 1' prn1d nl ~11h \\ ;.il~t·r Brc:n.
"The) .1n't opcratc the po1 to "':.aon '3td ht nJ 1ht ....... nt') h:J'<' ··nl'HI t•n \ml<' th~ t"3mpa1Jn httan fnda) night.
without btana ,..,,oc1atw -.1th a re taurant ahk to1.oml' lo Jn rt"emrol. l ht.'f\··, Oel'n the t-..cnl\ ha' e colle1.1Cd~OO kum. •
I n_ h htr ak'ohol. Agaft8 IM:'W • • • • ma~ •ho was rtpont'd l>•"I 1n Th~\IC pncd open a l«k: to a c.tr
C'amP\,I\ l)m e. I he h<>ll wa • u d h\
tht bu~tn~ I<> l"t('('t\c romPll.!'Y m \1
cht'\:k in amount of l .CXX> to
SW.000
tht I WOO hlock of Bnpton R"cr
brt"C'Cfl 7 am. and 6 ,p m. MunJ"'
and thec ulprn rcmo,cJS J,700"orth
ol pro~ny.
Ir' in~ Burglar\ ton:~ o~n the beek door
ut a h me on \Mrincn 4.\.'CftUC ind
\tole.an e'it1matcJ SS.000 in~. the perluna lot ofa df'\11_ ltOfC •• Fint on the ~ond le\cl or tht' perl1na
Avtn• and Coett 'Hishway wa\ tructurc at Guardian Center at
artntcd for pubhc 1ntoua11on Mon·· Beach 8oule~ard and Warner v-
day 1f\cmoon cn..c and J4ok an ,\MfFM d1111.a l
• ' • • caMCne .-c~. M~ltancous n~m• were taken • • • from a motorhomt 1n tht 700 block of ButaJan cue a .crtto to a bedroom
N tth oe t Hilthwav on Sunda) -•ndow 1n lht' 7CXX> block of · inc 1 0 ' T • 1 · Dn"c and stoic U .36S •n~•'l'lr:y. call to ootict rcprdtnl a prowler • • •
.1n the J 500"block ofOltnnryre tn:ct ~J'IOlllbtY uted a pl\tkc
oa MOftday af\emoon was rarK"C'llcod to llral SS.700 in ~lry 1n th( 6 '
wblfn tht su'Pt(t tuf"Md oat 10 br a bt«t of umtimand Orivt
f'rimd of the· rcponana perty s
boJ(riead.
• • • Somt"o~ cul the .s>edlO\ k oil an
iron ptc anJ ma\hN the ala' J oor
ofaJC"clt) tore at 42.SO ~ott l.>riH
th\'n took an unJttcnruncd amount
of costume watche\ and Ml\
< c~ta M~
.\ man ~cauna a pr h<olori'(l
\\-(IOl:ln·, l~O-jltC\ h.athang \Ult I\ ~1ng wuaht alkr hc-walh~l m10 the
pool n; of a mmJommlllm om·
pl , poured glur on a oman
folio" J a ~'t"'Ond worn n to her
humc: ftnc.J pulled do" n ht\ pant\ t k
"' c, dC'o,cribl'\J 11 Onrnt.al , feet 7
1n,h \ t:all. we1ah1n 160 r1ound • • • m >O\ "ho ma) h 'e P\lS"
\\Ion l'lf ~ IX''' ~n burglari1cd a
home on i\lmaJ r, Ul._IOJ an C'ill·
mated 4' IX)() 1n "'Cll'} and \ll\er
• • • • The "°' 1blt theft of 200 .:99.i~ Of Ur\lll~~ WI\ rtponC!d ., OU.left Warthou~. 10 Holland. • • • • thf'N pa1ntm Id\ aklrnt an a holM
on Kron trttt att ~ .. ~
th\: ft ofS~.<n>~ ~ 1n ·~ • • • • me wt~er da ..._, M,..
damaat w• ..._ ~ of'lllll root ~olla at Fedft'at El....,
I hS I Von Karman vt.
0renoe Cout OM. Y PILOT/ ~. Ap..61 5, 1989 ..
~orbachev proposes z
HAVANA (AP) -Soviet Pm1-
dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev said
Tuesda)' that the supcrpo\\>crs should
renounce military intervention in
Latin America and the ~ribbean and
make the rtgton a zone of peace.
Addressing the Cuban National
Assembl). he also emphasized that
Soviet-style rcfofms arc not a univer-
sal remedy for other communist
countnes, tncludmg Cuba.
'"We do not regard our approaches
and soluuons as some universal
prescnption (or all,·· he: said in what
ap~red an attempt to minimize thr
d1flcrence bl-tween Cuba's onhodox
communism and Gorbachev's new
prapatjsm.
Gorbachev said the Soviet Umon
opposes the "export of revolution or
countnrcvoluuon.'' "'fcmng to both
Cuban and U.S. pohc) 1n Latin
America.
But he also reaffinned that t~
Soviet Umon will connnue suppl) ing
weaponry to Nicaragua's kR1 t aov·
emmcnt •~long as the United 't.atcs
continues to ann other CcntraJ
Amencan countn~.
The is uc remain5 a major sore
point. 10 rclauons bet\\>ttn Washing-
ton and Moscow.
There had been speculation 11\at
Gorbachev, in a gc ture of fnendsh1p
toward Cuba, might announce for-
gi veness of part or all of Cuba·s debt
to the So"1et Umon.
But he barely mentioned thC" sub-
JCCl. merrl> rtstat11i1 his po11uon that
thr 1ndustnah1cd nanons of the
world should try to hdp case the
burden of debtor nation m the
developena world.
Cuban Preladcnt Fadel Castro. "' a
SO-minute 1ntroductfon that wa onlS
lhrce m1nul6 shorter than bis auest''
addrns. lambasted the Unned St.atn
IA a charactcnsuc d1atnbe. He
blamed his longtime ad' ersary for
rcaional conn1c1s 'throughout the
world and for •·pulltna the Third
World's leg" b) proposing un-
workable solutions to the cntical
problem of Third World debt.
Wavin& his arms and jabbing his
fingers, the 62-ycar-.old :astro rc-
jec1ed suues1ions of fnct1on 1n So ...
1c1.( uban rtlauons. He 111d he was an
f ult aammcnt with Gorbac~v·a
contcnuon that each communist
country mu r soh c the problem' of
de\dopina soc1ah\m 1n us own way.
Gorba<'he,, who had been e•-
pccted toouthnr S<Met J>O'ic) toward
Laun Amt'nca. C\~nuall> rciacrattd
h1~ go' cmment's loncsaandina "1c:w
that the United St.atC$ holds the kc) to
peace an entral America and mu\t
hah JlS intcnent1on in order to
encourage settlement of regional ~tnfe
"We have a real Po 1b1lit) of
guaranteeing peace." he ~1d. but all side~ must halt m1htar) supphe 10
the region "
-Exxon ready to
move tanker
VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) -Exxon
crews Tuesday finished pumping the
rema1n1ng crude oil out of the tanker
Euon V.aldcz 1n ~reparation for
rcfloatingand removing the source of
the nation's worst-ever oil spill..
tJeberrc;>th ·reportedly.r-eady
to purchase Eastern Airlines
The fugiti .. c captam of ..,the Exxon
aldez. Joseph Hazelwood, sent sig-
nals he was read) to surrender to face
c.nmulal ti.l arges of o~ratjng the
vessel whi le drun ::-His !ally said he
wants to tum himself in but 1s
awa1ung ad .. ice from his attorney,
according toa commander of the New
York State Pohcc on Long Island.
Meanwhile. Exxon said placing an
011-catching boom around the ship
1mmed1ately after the grounding
could have touched off a giant
ex plosion of gases from the 011.
although that was not the reason 1t
took IT hours 10 set the first contain-
ment line.
··ifhe worst thing we ~could ha' e
done early on was tr) to boom the
ve~I. We would have lost the
vessel,~' said fa.Aon hipping C'o.
• President Frank Iarossi.
NEW YORK (A P) -Former
Baseball Commissioner Peter V.
Uebcrroth 1s expected to announce
today a deal to buy Eastern Asrltnes.
The Associated Press learned.
Ueberroth, whe 1 group uncx-~Lcdly made a .$464 milhon offer
Eastern last week and then
withdrew t c 1 1 j ust llS' suddrnly.
traveled from his Cahfom1a home to
New York on Tuesda)' night. and
airline fndustr) and baseball sources
said Ueberroth ex pected the agree·
ment would be announced today.
Robin Matell, an Eastern spokc~m~n in Miami . said Tuesda)' night. ··1
wouldn't have any comment on a
repor: like that. ..
Eastern. the na11on's seventh-larg-
est 'airline, has been vjnually shut
down Slllce March 4. when Machin·
ists struck and pilots and , flight
atten~ants walked out in suppon.
The agrecd.-on pnce and terms
were not known, and sources wh o
spo~e on condiuon of anonymity said
they-"'ere womed that FranL
Lorenzo. chairman of Eastern·
parent, Texas Air Corp., might try·ro
change the tenn~ et the last minute.
Ucbcrroth began negot1a11ons "'ith
Lorenzo about three • weeks ago.
sources said.~ Whrn the Teu Air
boeffl-me~ . lkbtrrot~
been told to eApcct appro,·a~of a sale.
Ho"c-.ei; at the last minult'.
L:oren10 1nronned Ut'berroth's group
tb a1 Lhcre was a higher offer. ourcc~
said 1hc bid ca me from Ja} A.
Pntzker. owner of the H }all Hotel
chain. Ueberroth. accord1.ng to
baseball sources. then withdrew his
$464 m1l11 on offer. believing
Pntzkersentry was a plo~ b> Lorcn10
to raise the price.
But ,Ueberroth's rcpresentatl\es
returned to Ne"' York on Tucsda)
and continued nc&otaa11ons. Sources
close to eberroth had s~ud Monda"
that he \\as prepannga new. lo"cr bid
Costa Mesa 1989 Man & Woman of the Year Awards .
Nominated by the Community & Selected by the Chamber of Commerce
Harbor Area Residents:
The Costa Mesa Chlrnbef of Commerce lnYtte8 yo.x nomtnations tor •ts 1989 Man & Woman of the Yeat awards for
outstanding vaunteer service and leadership within the community
You can nominate as many Costa Mesa residents as you like (except past winners) for ttµs year's award,
As in the past, critena for the ~oo of the Man & Woman of the Year are·
• Long history of community Sef'Vice
• Involvement 1n several different areas of community setVlce
• Nomaaees must work and I or kYe 1n Costa Mesa ·
•Exerted recognized leadership < H4·MJ _j (CJ,t.UQ • wel-known by a good portion of the community ' ~--
• Variety and merit of Qmteer (not paid) stW"'°8s cootributed to the community . Independent
Plee9e complete and submit yo.x nominations by 5 p.m.1 T~y. Apnl _13, 1989 to the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commeroe
in &ite 135 of Pacific Savings Ptaza at 1901 Newport Blvd., COsta Mesa. CA 92627
P. S. 1989 Man & Woman of the YetJ/
Awards L&.neheon • .Ant 1st
11:30 Reception • Noon Luncheon
$25 • Red Lion Inn • Costa Mesa
.· .
Sinoet'ely.
Ken Fowter. Chamian
1989 Man & Woman of the Year Comcnittee
I ..
Nomination • Costa Mesa 1989 Man & Woman of the Year
PERSONAL DATA
NOMINEE S NAME BIRTHOATE & BIRTHPLACE
HOME ADDAESS CITY ~. ZIPCOOE
DAYTIME PHONE MARTIAL STATUS SPOUSE S NAME
,NUMBER & NAMES Of' OilLDREN
EDUCATION
.
HIGH SCHOOL • NAME & CITY MILITARY-. BRANCH I VEAAS Of' SERVICE I HIGHEST ~K·
COLLEGES • NAMES. LOCATIONS DEGREES
PROFESSIONAL DATA
CUAREHT EMPLOVEA TITLE
PREVIOUS EMPt.OVMENT .
I
MEMBERSHIPS Civic • Fraternal • Service
YEARS OAGANIZAT!Of'
COMMUNITY SERVICE
YEARS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON NOMINEE
•
because Eastern agreed FrLda) to sdl
tt Nonhea'it huttle 10 Ne" Yorl develo~r Donald 1 rump for S365
mil hon. . · . Eastern filed tor bankruptc'}
protection on March 9 as the stnlc
drained its cash.
An ) sale of Eastern acquired b\
"ku ~n 1 9~6 for abo111 $600
million. v.ould ha"e 10 tx-appro .. ed
b) H cred itors committee and b)'
U.S. BankruplC) Judge Bunon
Lifland. who 1 O\Cro;ec1ng Eastern·
Chapter 11 reorgan11a11on.
The crtdttors comm1ttec 1ncludcc. reprt')Cn~11 " cs of Eastern 's Mach 1 n·
1sts and pilots unio n\ and non-union
emplo ees.
Undt'r the terms of l eberro1h·
first offe r. he and J. Thoma Talbot a
former airhne cxecull'e from (ah-
fornta. would .>v.A 30 pert:ent ot the
a1rhnc. Eas1cms unions \\Ould get
another 30 percent in e\changt.· for
wage and "orl -rulc COOCC\\IOOS
Governor
presents
9~centtax
hike for.gas
S·\C'Ro\Ml-ro (.\P) -(1()\
(1corge Dcut-.mcJtan unH·1kd J pltin r ue-.<ta, for a Q-ccru 1nc.rc.isc 10
( ahforn1a ·., ga'iOltnc wx to Ix· pha..ed
m O\cr tht• nc>;t fhc \.Care. hu1
d1~,.o"ed an) pc~onal uppon or
authorship of the propos-al .•
The Republican goH'rnor al\u
repeated hl'i 1ns1s1c:me that Jn) ta\
rncrca\C m U'll be appro' ed dirt'( tl{l"I>
Calaf( rn1a \-Oterc., and announced
1hat he "oukl c-all a 'i~:c1al \tat~"1dr
electi on on o.. 1 \to de~1de :ht'
gasoline ta\ 1 sue 1l 1t 1'i app10H'd
Jn to;.o confu mg nC\\>'i confcren "°' 1mmed1atcl) prccedinr and lollov.ing
a clo..ed-door meeting of his 'K><alkc.J
··tran\portat1on \umm11 rnnfcrenn·:·
lxukmc11an rel~ cop1e<1 of a S2lJ
b1ll1on tran\pottauon finam·c plJn
But he rc:fu~ to 1dcnttf) '1t a hl'i
o\\>n, and he angnl) upbraided new\
rcponcf\ fo r rl!'~att'd quc 11on\
about v.hcthcr he support~·,! or op-
po4-ed It,
ln'itcad of endor~1n3 the pl.m.
DcukmcJ1Jn c.k\Cn~d 1t a\ unly .-in
··asSC\'lrncnt of the: clement that
should be 1ndu(Jcd 1n a tran'ipor·
talion plan 1f, 1n m) Judgment 11 1\ to
'IU<:Cctd
.. It 1 not m) propo~I. It i'i th('
conscn'ius u I undcr<1tund 1t."'
But the Republican kadc:r of ihc
natc Senate: and \'ICmbl). ""tio
attended the pmatc mectin! with
Dcukrn1;Jian. botbrcfrrrc:d to th( pl.rn
a DcukmcJ1an·,
Mubarak sees
no way to stop
West Bank riots
WA HINGTON(AP)-f.aypuan
President U<Kn1 Mut»rak saia·ru
day he SffS no way to stop the
Holcnce on the Wnt Bank and IA
Gau that ha' ~n mon thin 400
hves i1nce Palestinian Anibs l>qan
their revolt 111inst llt'lt'h conttot
nearly 16 montltt llO·
After meeuna wadl ~ry of
State" J1mn A. Bak~ Ill f'or t-.o houn. Mut.ralt laid thl1 "1r1nybody
could stop -h. we would be vtry
~. ·~ lbeD asked. "But haw?''
Tlw ~ ...... ..,;.._the
Nd ol awo ..,. Ti; '"&la .... --~ n.dtno '** • ailed 9'llts • ..... IMt lw .. limply .. ~~ftndoua wM1'1 lbc belt •y
to ~ve PNCC .. lhrOUllt llfll>" ........
Wtt llood aide. ind an hit ~
-tmrnl IO reporwR laid .. II IS t~I ihll we try Md c:rcale I dimalt that can mow us IOWlrd
lhoee ~ Ind ll'f ad llD•
prvve aM II~ .. iltt ~net:• Tbe•••t=:'"'=·1-1~ =--YiUlil . .. =-~;·· :1.":. .... ..,,..~ .. ........
IDD.t'PI
,.,•lld•ntl ,,.._., Castro of CulNI and MlllMll Gorta• dteY of
the Soviet Union ,.,,. th•~_.., In accor~ In ....,..._
ly The Anodat~ Press ,
Biiis banning ·assau'lt guns advance
SACRAMENTO-Two mal bill prompted~~ the: tockton scho<>t.>ard
ma ere "on appro,al Tut•Mb ' 10 ~JXlrutc.-kgi'll11tne comnuttccs, ancr
becoming ncarl) 1dcnt1cal bans of 'ipcc.tfie m1htal")•\tyk rifle • 'ihotauns an<l
PISIOl'i. -• · d '-'-Senate Pre 1dcnt Pro Tern Da' 1d Roben1 had to amen h1,.~natt-pa <l
bill '8292 -origin.ill} a gcnt'Tirl in~uh v.-eapan\ ~n """" to mclude the
spe(inc It t 10 get 1t through the A~mbl> Public Safct) <;omm1ttct by a. 5·.l
vote. fc" f1ours later the '>cnate Jud1c•U) Commtllc:c: apptO\l'd th1: As~mbl}-pa ~d \8357 b~ .\\~mhlyman Mike Roo D-Lo Angele\, by a 6-'
\-Ole. Robcn1·s amendment made the twu bill\ ncarl) the 'Hlme. ron1a1n1og no1 1~cral ass:iult "'capon ban fa\.orcd b\ luv. cnforccn'h:nt OU!>\ hut th,
specific h t seeming!) OClC\~1~ 10 g,•1 a gun l)Ut o c u 1 i:rr-:-
( ommll!cc and the A'i cmhl>
Selsmolog1$ts expected ·earthquake
c;>\ JO E-Tbceanhquake that broke "tndn"' and <thool.: items from
market shelves had been e>.J)(..'Ctcd b~ go,crnment 1cntms ··we knt."W tht'rc
would be an canhquakc here. honc<it \\t did · I Lindh. a se1smolog1~t for th e .
l 1 S Gcololtcal ~une) s~ud a fe..., hours after ~londny·~ quake \lthough
suent1sts said the) kne" v.hcre thl· quakC" "ould hit and about ho..., s1ron,, 11
would be. 1hc) v.cre unable 10 sa> whrn 1l \liould h11 lhe an~v.cr to that
quc t1on came at I 0'.46 ;i m. PDT . . U 'G g1:oph,s1c1st 03, 1d Oppcnhl'1ml'r h3d put thl' final tout hc'i on ht'>
forecast la t Fnday .ind h:id intended to 'ubm1t 1110 a "-•rnutir Journal lhc
USG 1old the state Otncc of Emergcnq ~1' 1<.cs about the prcd1ct1on la\I
summer but the 0 did not 1s\uc d "arning hc:~au\\: the '<'IC~U'lt'I wuld nlll
Sil) \\bCn 11 "ou1d \tnlc · >
Woman aga,n told she's Big Spfn ~Inner
LO ANGE L~ -r or the <K.-cond 11mc 1n tlin.'l' ~C"Jf\, a l o.; \naclcs nuN·
has be-en told ~he's cnutlcd 10 a S l m1ll1on l'Wc -but on T Ul'sda, no one
1n"oked a fi-.e-~ond rule
A fi"c:-"oman. ~'en-man Lo'I ,\ng~les < ount-.. \upenor< ounJur> ahrr
JU'll one dav of dchbcratwns ruk-d thJI Dom &mctt '4 "J' c·n11tktJ to:> S'
m1lhon Caf1fom1a Loller') Big 'ip101adpot. In <1dd111on. the pand "Jld she "3'
en titled to S400 000 10 damage\.
In December 1985 Barnett spun 1he "heel. the ball 1~11 mto the S~ mtllml')
hole and ho" hp t Geoff Ed"ard' procla1mc,f tv:r a mult1m1lhon dollar
winner. Then the ball ~hppc<l 01.11 ol the hok and into a S 10.fl<>Y \lot 1 hl'
Lo1tcl") a"arJcd Barnell the le'l\Cr amount. con1codin1 the tiall t;ulcd 10 '113) 10
the: SJ m1ll1on '>IOI tor li\.c ~on~. lier allornc~ argu«t that the liH-'>C.0 ond
rule was general!) superseded "'hen the emcee W.-clartd a "'inner~ . -.
INS Imprisons visitor with AIDS
~J J KOPEi:, 1inn -A Duh.h \1\1toron ht\ wa\ 10 an MO\ 1.on crtnl·c
1n San .. ranc1'1C.o wa' held 1n J \1tnnc\Ola pn on f uc..da~ tx-t·;su~ 1mm1ifDl10n
authont1c~ hchl'\C he ht>s 1h~ d1~a\\: The dctcnuun ot llbn\ P;ttil Vcrhoct
prompted outcnc!I from \ID\ ;.1u1v1\t 8 ut 1mm1instlon otlirn1I-. -.;i1d th~'
\\>C'rC' follov.: 1ng 1 he lav. ·
··\\c arc holdtnJ \ t'rhod a'i an c"<cl11<L.ibk ;.ih(n b..'\4U'ie." he ~\ 11
dangcn>u\and ,·ontag1ou'> d1~a\C' •· ~11d I om ')(hilt l n. d1stm1 dire~ tor of lht"
lmm1gr.111on and Naturnl11•uion ~rv1cc in ~I Paul \ trhoel 'I 01
Rotterdam "a\ appn:hcnd~·d at lhl' \1inm,.sp.>lt~-\t Paul .\rrpott on \unda\
h} C U\tom\ offi('111I\ v.ho d1 o-.crro th e AID\ drug ~/ r 1n ht) bot gc
His Honor Jr. wins In Chfcago
Richard M Daley wu dc,1cJ ma)or ol hit g0 on Tucwa~. inhcnt1n•
the ofTile ht\ foth1.-r held lnr 21 }ear\ and tnd1na \" )C. r,, of Ma~ k leodcr\h1p ;i1 Cit ) Hall
r>aln. a t>cmocnu tind lhe '°n of the late Mayor Richard J Ot1lc). tx-:it
.\ldcrmon Ttmoth> .,an , "'blad.; "ho ran I'-an independent ind da1mc<l thc
man1lc of the late Jlaroltf Wash1naton. thc Cit)·, li~t bla~k m 1or \\uh~. un
of 1.9 11 pre(ln t rcpnn10a; or ffrccnt. uno0ic..a1 mull\ p\c [)Jle'
4 7 ~01 H>t~ or 61 percent. to ~S7.6. I \Oll·'> lur E .. 'ln., or B per ent
Alah.tmn l~monal\ retained a lfou-..~.at 1n t1 \('l\:1..1al clecuon th.it foiled
Rcpubh,an hope ofmal-.1ngtnroad"n 1he r>ccp\outh ~n:tal) ul \tatc(ikn
· Bro~dcr ~undl> de c t('d Repuhhcan <1tate ·n John Race 10 claim the \<':II
lefl vacant b} the death of Oc'mtl\:rat1l Rep R1ll 1 ·, hol\ .
U.S. Issues terrorism warning
WA HING TO -. um) personnel around the v.urld h.a'c ~n
notified to be uo the Jkn for unll· .\mcnc:an tcrron m timed to the pnl I
anntvcnary of the l I 5 homb1ng of l 1b)•. Hov.evcr. the St.:itc l>c-p.i rtmcnt •!t
nm •~arc of an) specific thrcaa. spoke v.oman Marprct Tu1w1ltr 1d ·y ue!da) while announcina the prtcaut1onil'} mO\IC.
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HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPn AL
Mercti 14
Mr. and Mr\. ~It Nichols. In inc
Mr. and Mr . Thomas tttnbcrg. n
Clemente, bo)'
Mr. and Mrs. John Kloos. ltunt-
in.gton Beach. &irl
Eugen·e·Garrett, lived on artifi-cial heart Mr &. Mrs. Michael C. Iannucci. I
marantr $219,000 • ·r1 . , Mr & Mrs. Makolm l... Ficket, 20 1----lMU.-Wuu.~u....:w~:.u S1ann Jl1101~
tnJtOn Beach. bo)' ·
M r :and Mrs, Emmett H1nr
N1g1Kl, boy
gµna ay_re. ~ JdnaM®rc... widow of H~ Moore·
E:.ug.cne Garrett, a former C ahfom1a h•rh"a' Inna Moorr h~ "'do" of ulptor 1-1..:nn---:foorr
mam n-w-ntt{)()O---~--..,,_.....,,.,-.;..:~
Mr & Mrs. Enayal Sa na1. 32 •. Mr and M~. Jonathan Men"-1n.
Irvine, ho) '
Merell to
Merdt II
Mr. and Mrs Scott
Mesa. bo)' ·
Mr. and M1'. tanley Keller. Laguna
Beac.h. girl tpnc C osw Mr. and Mrs Peter R m1rct Nrw-
Mr and "1,.., Scott [)a, 1d. Cos\a
Mesa g.srl
Mr. and Mrs .\ndrtw Johmon.
port lkach. girl
Mr and Ml'\. Fred Kmdgren.' cw·
port Beach. bo}'
Fountain alle> gJrl
Mt) and M~ Richard
La&una Be~ h bo\
Mr. and Mn Danttl McD3de New-
port Beach. boy taunton. Mr and Mrs. (1rc-gor) Boston. '\jcw-
' tar~lt II
Mr and \lrs Dann Daniel\, Balboa
I laod. bo> ~113 \hrdamad1-Tchr.in1, Fountain
\' alle). girl ~
Mr and Mrs John r 111p;und.
Huntington Bcafb. girl
Merell f7
M r. and Mr' Karl f-oMter. L.11una
Niguel, girl
Mr and 1\.1rs OreY. Bn'>C9C. Hunt-
rngton Beach g.arl
Mr. and Mr' l crf) Monttomer~
Costa Mesa. Oo\
Mr and Mr ~e' in Henderson
Huntington Beach girl .
Mr and M~ ~elson \fosc . Hunt-
ington Beach. bo> Mr. and \ff"\ Da' td \kEfwain.
ln:mc bo ~1r. and fr·~. Jon J...o,lo.ofT: Hunt-
ington Be<t h. g.1rl
port lkach·gir1
Mr and M1' Jam~ ( arlson Dana
Point girl . ~r and Mrs R1c;k> Buron Hunt·
mgton Beach. girl
Mr. and Mrs Kerihcth Boudreau.
Co ta ~csa. bo) ·
Marcil !I
\.fr and ~rs Daniel LI\ rngston
11..rwport Beclch, girl
"Marclll U
Mr and Mrs Fran le Bohl<., Ir"'"(' girl
Marcll !3
Mr. and Mrs. kan Storck. < ost.i
Mesa. boy. Mr. and...M~. Barry l lo}d. e" pon
Beach. girl
Marcb !I (
Mr and Mr . Charle Mc 1g. lunt·
ington Beach. girl Mr and Mrs Ra)mond 'R;immmg
Ill ~ewport Bea h b<»
Mercat t7 Mercb 18
Mr and Mrs. Joel flame\.
M~boy
( o ta Mr. and 1r\ M:uk Faulkner~'" me.
b<»)"
Mesa buildin9fees
due for increase
By 808 VAN EYKEN Of,,.. 0..,, ,_ .k.aft
Ru1"11n1 fee) :m about to take a
gTt'<tt k.ip up..-..ud in ( o ta fc..a
( 1tv C oum:1I mcm~r apprn'cd
an orJ1o:tOll' \fonda) that \\Ill In·
Crf<l\C ~me plann101 and hu1IJ1ng
fees al mo t ttnlokl
The Oa1 ll.'C tor lilin& a tcntall't'
tract map. lor c'ample. "'1ll 1ru:r~
trom S25 to S ~ ii the ord1nan1;t
..-.1n\ f~I appro,"JI lrom the ounc.:11
on pnl 17.
If n pin final appro"oal. 1hr ncv.
orJ1nan1:r will al~> 1ncre the flat
ke for a plann ·d de\dopment from
S2SO to S 7 2S 1 hr added Ice for ta h
re at)(.>" e I 0 \\ 111 1n rra~ lrom S2 S
w s-s -the rncl'e' J ftt arc the prndu t
of th u<1<11on\ carhcr th•\ )Cat atiou1
w 'Y' to 1ncrca~ c1~ rc,cnu~ ( it)· finiJn otlio~I\ \a\ C O\ta
M coulJ lind it.Self MUtHnl 1n th('
mtd\l of.picot) 1n a J('w )C'tll'.\ unlc"
\A>O&)\ arc foun~ 10 tnc,;rc:t\C fe\COUC
Whtie the ot) '' tlu'h "'llh \81 s ta.' onJ oth« rc:"cnl.IC , toatc ta~ under
the Gann spcnd1n1 hm1t pl't'><cntscu~
ssxndma froM Jro"''"I fa t cnou h lo
kttp ~ ~1th t pcn..c . ace rd1n to
CH)' Offii ial fee\ for -w:rv1 hov.cHr, re
c'cmpt from the (rann hm1t. .. fl SI ptl) WC M\C all thli ~ICS lall
re\lenut that we're not allowtd to
'\ptnd,-sa1J ounc1IYtroman Ma~
Hornbuckle .. , hate 10 tee ftt ra1Kd.
but I don't ~ an} w y around 1t •• • R~r1 Oman. Che Cit ., dtft'CCOt or
linan~c. ~ud 1ocrcasina lt'C~ ,., loi1c.1I
"Ahc.:rt the (0\t of ~f\ llCS greJlly
C\Ctcd\ the fees now bc1n1 (harged.
"\\. h~ hould the general l3\J)a)Cr\
1n a cit) bear the lO I ~>f ~r' ttC\ that
Jon't d1rcdl) .iOect thl'm"' Oman
'11d "Under thl\ re\ 1-.cd foe \ICU(•
ture, it )OUgtt '4.1mcth1ng. \OU p;t) fur
11: 11 you don't, ~ou dun't pa) for 1t."
l ndcr the old foe ''"'em. man
building Jnd·planni'ng ~n1ct"S h:t"e
bl-c:n otTl·rcd at a fra t1on of ttw-tu:il
lOC.l to the cit-.:
The nev. ordinance ~ 111 hnns fee:'
1n most a~a<to bctv.c-en •1~ percent 10
sltghtl~ more than IOO p•:l\'ent ot
,1~tull CO\t Tho fee., t~t are to tx-~t ;it more
than 100 pcr1:i.:nt of CO\t ure 1n
ant1c1pat1on of e pcctctl 1n rta~ 1n
CO\(,
"We ha,tn't had .,,,n ~l::m 1n· nc;1~\ )Ct th•~ )tar . for c\ampk: and
tho art' due to go up," 1 lorot>u Ut'
'3id 1
1 he nt'w ordinan c mtt v.11h op-
po\lt1on from OM C'ounol member.
Mayor Peter Ruffa. "'ho \81d he bclt("t'J homcownen -propo,..na aJ.
J111on<1or1mptO\emcnti to their ov. n
home'l bould not ha"c to p.a full
co\t for ,u~h thin at appt":als '>'-hen
their proJ«C. art denied b\-the
Plann1na Comm1\ ion.
..h ...-oukt ~m cnt1rcl)' pos 1bk
•hat tw>mNwncn woukt be \;try
much dttnrcd 1f1ft v.c~ to ~t • ftt
of SI 95 on an eppat," ht said.
ButTa \'Oted 1p1n t 1hc pro~J
Ord1nan«.
... .
patrolman who survived 104 da)'s on an fln1fic1a hl·art du~d TucsJ.iy 1n London before !'ttc1v10g 3 transplant, died turda} frum Irma Radeuk' wa an nn ~1utkn1 \\hen hl" mN
blecdtnl problem He wa~ 4J Moore in 1928. l he' mamcd thr tollo"ins \car
(1arrctt. of Fall River Mill~. Ca hf ••. rcce1Hd the Moore wa r~-g;irdrd '!. th\.' gr\:3tl'\t h\ ma "'ulptor
tran plant Wcdncsda)' an a three-hour opera11on after a when he chcJ at age ~ on u~ 'I 19 tl I If kfl hcatt from a Michipn donor was made available' f k h d in~truct1on that none of J-i1c, unfim,hed "-Ori.. 1ohould ~
undergone suraery Thu~a> and fnday at ~t I uke:' completed; e."ccpt for hntshtng touchl·s 41nd then onh
Medical Center an M1lwaukct to stop the ·btccd1nf v.1th hi wifes Jl(rm1'"on.
ho p1tal officials said
(Jarrett wa~ flown to ~11lwaukce late last )'Car tor a
hcan bypass operation After Cht' operation ()C{ 15
urgeons '>'-trc unable to rcmo"c him from the hcan·lun1
machine and get his o~n hcan to resume normal beat in
He was placed on a Jarv1l -1 urt11ic1al hean.
Actress Nedda Harrigan Logan
tdda Harrigan Logan. -an actr\:... who v.~ the
pre 1dcnt of the Au ors' "Fund of mcma for the la'tt
decade. died. of lu ng· ca ncer Saturd.i) at her home in
Manh:uuin. She wa 89
A nauve ol Rumsot\, .J • l ogan appeared in man~
Broadwa) pla)' . including "Dracul<1." "Mrrr) Andre"'·
and ".&."Ck) \harp." a.nd in man) film\. 1ntluJ1ng
~( harlie ( hanut thc-Optta " .
She .llw ..... as a trustee of the 'ljational < orporatc
Theater Fund. which helps finanlt regional thc:uer\ nd
ne1&hborhood pla)'hou~ ~
In rceent )t"31', he and her hu~band, Jo~hua l
Logan. toured .w 1dely 1n a re' uc calkd .. \1u\1c I
Moments " wtf1ch ftaturc'd song\ from maJor shn"''
Lopn dm .. 'Cted. He died 1"""ul).
Italian architect Andrea Vici
• ndrea 8u\lr1 \'1c1. an· arlh1tet.1 "ho hdpcd dc\11n
the Italian PJ"thon at tht' 14l9 \\orld' Fair in Ne" \'tirl .
du:d r uc\da~ Ill Ronw of heart faaturt·, fk "'a'> ti
Bu\tn \J lli. wh o alw 1k'>1"nt'd homl'' 1n tht• R('lme
area .in~ publi\heJ ~\tr.11 booi.. ... on art. v.-u lnov..n I lr
wmbtn11lj clement., ot trad1uonal and mQdcrn .m:httet· ·
turt He nnd ht\ brother. Mu.:hdt "orlied on the Italian P:l" 1hon at lhe 193'1 C\flc.>Stllon
Indian artl~t Woody Crumbo
Woody < rutnbo, a rtno"nl·d Indian .trll'il, 1.hcd r Ut'~ll) of a he1rt attad. in ( 1mamm "' ~1. I le ~a. t• 77 .
I k 1itutlted art at the ;\mcn(an Indian ln;,11tute 1n
Vi1dut41, l\.an. thl' l ~''' {)f01.Jah mn and \\1 h1ta
\uite l n1,Cl'\tt) Crumbo v..ho wa~ the formr1 · d1rcctor of an lor
Ba onr < ollege 1n Mu <.\ogce:-m1a . "'a' 1Mtrumen1,1n
gcwna th"· Philbrook. .\rt Ccntt'r in I ul..a. Okla to 'pon~ the fir\t oau nal I nd1 n art .. ho" in l '144 .
the ThiJmas (11kr(a~ ln,Mutr in I ul h1rt"J
( rumh<.> 1nq94 ~ to u<.~mhlc ;in \mtn an lnJ1an and
~c tern oirt collC\ tton.
LIE.
Murder~
suspect
returned
. ..,.
.i\marantc $257,000 ·
Mr & Mrs Paul Sarazin, 2~76 1 ~rhn&ton Dnvc $356,000 • Mr 1r Lou1 D. Klein. 6 Bastta
Sll"iOOO ~r .,, Mrs Will\am G . Johnton Jr., ··
.:?45ti I Camden Coun,S 145,000 ·
la"' ren<'t D Landes. 25 I 02
( l!l)ino Del ~ar S 142i000 ., •
Mr \.1rs M1cflae R., Frank. 72 < ampton PJICt' SI 11.000 •
()cnnis J httld 29435 Cllris-
uana Wa) SI UlOO
Mr. M~ C'hn~hcr J. 11\raiOn. ~5102 bn DI Mr o. D $152,000 ~r Mrs rthurGcru Jr .. 29456
Ur)dod.(Q\t$139,000 • .,
Mr &Mrs. Wilham R.Graham.21
h1r Elm $6'X>,000
"1r Mr Howan.I A. Prcsudac
Jr . 6 f i1rtaoc Road $392.000
nnc E. 9'..lokow: 31573 First Ave.
$490.000
Bnan Mangen. 41 Hancock
$ 1.0UO • ' · Rr hard T: · row,ey 12 Henley
Onvc S 46 000_. -~1r, & Mrs Mthdt h.ah'inpour. 23
Ucnl )' r>nvc $280.000
Jame J. Butler Jr . ~4 i:tcr\liy
Om c $345.<XX>
Mr. Mr$\ uJ1 Yamada. 23972
U1llhucst On\.e $ J 19 000 . . Con tan(:e M. McDonald. 23 21
H11lhunt No ~ $1 2 l.OOO · ..
•
ly JOYCE IOOLOVKH
Of IN~ NM Staff
If you could bottle enthusiasm. 65-
ycar-old author Stella Fabian would
be v.orth m1mons.
The Costa Mesa woman recent!)
returned to her old stompi n' rrounds
at Kaiser Elementary schoo to un-
lea h that energy on the pupils. man)'
of whom she taught while working
there as a classroom aide.
.. It is wonderf(JI tb be back." she
said. "I loved every day I was here."
Fabian is the auth'or of" A Handful
of Magic." a children's book about a
bQy named Jeff and hjs dog Socks.
Published in November 1988. the
book was sold at a string of book!
stores. Her booksigning elllagements
lasted through C~ristmas.
•• 1 thought my author tour was over
until my next book came out."
Fabian, who speaks with a trace of a
New Zealand accent. said. "But then I was invited to speak at a school book f,. ,, .air.
The fair was arranged by Marge
Cass. co-owner of Klds' Place Annex
in Irvine. Though admittedly ncr-
\OUS. Fabian was an instant hit.
"When Stella shows the children
how she takes newspaper pictures and
articles and puts·them together to create a story. she has them
mesmenzed ... and > ou can see the
wheels turn in their heads.'' said Cass.
As Lhc children scurried into the
K3iser library to hear Fab1an·s talk .
the author in•oduced her tO} dog.
~ocks, a replica of the dog featured 1n
her book. •
Fabutn. who ~tared from LM NeWlM>n-Mesa Unified School Ots.-
trict 1n 1986, said she itaned ~nuna
at the tender age of 6.
··1 JUSt kept on wntina." said the
mothtr of thrtt grown child~n and
grandmother of five. ··1n 1966 I
started taking a wnting class. I had
been writing a very Ion& lona
medieval epic novel when I had the
opponunity to get this child'~ ~le
published.' •
Fabian still plans to finish the
novel. but not. un11 l she c-0mpletes a\
second child's book. The key to her
success as an author for )oung people
seems simple.
··1 always believed in faif)' stones. I
thin~ I still do." she said, smiling.
Fabian satd the idea tor the ~
came to her one night afier she saw
my tenous lights behind a towenng
tree.
"I thought it was an UF0, 11 scared
me to death.·· she sa id. "It turned out
to be a blimp, but 1t sparked the idea
for the book." ..
l o the story: a glove magically.(alls
from the sky ;ind Socks. Jeffs tufTed
dog. com~ to life.
··1 have been to a lot of schools and
the kids alwa1s a ked me where l_g~t
my ideas for books ... she s:iid. "My
favonte place is the ncwspape~
"When I stt down and write, It 1s
like magic. I al ways write the first
draft b) hand because this gi' cs me a
closeness to the paper. It 1s such
power. I am creatinf a "°rid that I
take m)' rea~er 1010.'
Bui Socks 1s not your usual stuffed
ani mal. He ha s a rubber stamp sewn
1n10 the bouom of one paw so he can
sign bookS°"'wllh his pawpnnl.
.. NotJUSI books." Fabian said with
a laugh. "Kids bri ng all sons of bits
and scrap of paper. bookmarks. one
boy once asked me 10 stamp his
hand."
"I want children to love to read,"
said Fabian. who moved to the United States from New Zealand in
the late 1950s ... My older sister was a
teacher and m)' other sister a h-
branan. We always had books in our
house. I "ant to wnte decent books fo r kids ..
Author Stella f a blan •nd her dog, Sock, meet students •t Kaiser elementary sch0ol.
I "
when the boo~ was published. no age limit 10 v..hat }Ou can you are 65. it 1s not 100 old to be write.
··1 was v.alkin~ around on air for accomph h. 'ou can do anything )Ou published or an) thing else ·• ··Atiiprobably dte v.1th a pe n in m)
Fabian still recalls her excitement day ,"she said. 'You know there is v.ant 1f )'OU v.ork at 11 Just because A\nd how long does Fabian plan to hand " he said
C 01/ege Seminars teach
secrets of con_\lersation
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Ot ttw D..-y ~ St4'ff
Brenda Blac._man sa ys a sure \\a)
10 kill a conversa11on 1s 10 pcppt•r 11
"It h four-letter Y.ords ·
.. Ver) 1rad1ttonal people "ould
fi nd Lhat 01Tens1ve:· said Brenda
Slackman. "Other conservation
killers w.ould be discusMg astrology
with someone who is not in terested.
The person might think )OU are flaky.
"Gossip 1s another killer along with
politics afld religion. If the person
does not feel the same way it could
buil<f walls mstead of bridges.··
Blackman founded Blackman As-
sociates in 198 1. The communica-
tions training and consulting firm 1
based in Tarzana. Blackman g1 H·s
more than 200 ~inars a ~ar and
spends most of her da)' tra"ehng
throughout California. he 1s the
author of "IOI Ways to Meet Your
Lover," and has appeared on numer-
ous radio and TV shows
"That 1s a lot of speaking. but 1t 1\
VCr) exciting," she said ... You meet
the most wonderful people ...
Blackman's seminars on com-munication. public speaking. busi-
ness images. success. organl2at1on
and the single life, arc frequentl>
featured at Coastline, Golden We t
and Orange Coast community col-leges. · ·
O n Saturda)' and apin April 15 she
wtll lead a cl ass at Golden West
College on the secrets of maintaining
. .
a con,ersauon. The ~m1nar "'II be littered \\llh .. hOY.·to .. 1n area\ such
as conversation 'ilarteTs. the lOn•
versa1t.0n killers. non-\-erbal signals.
sh' ncss and the fear of reJect10n
Blad.man sa\\ a non-threatening
WU) to start a con\J:rsauon 1\ to talk
about subjects such as the weather.
"Another way is to ask a qucst100
or pa)' a compijment as Jon& as it is
sincere." she said. "You can also say something about yourself ... or how
)Ou feel about something. Self dis-
closure puts people on a more ~uman
leve1.··
Blackman sa)'S prying faJls into the
no-no area he opts for a more subtle
approach. even to somcthin~ as
simple as ··where do you work?'
"If )'9U arc at a casual pany and a
man sho"' up.10 a bu incss suit. )OU
ca n ask him 1f be haS JU'it come from
Y...Ork Also asking an)one over 30
their age can be considered nosy.
.. , alwfl)S tell people Y.hc n I am
asked that question. I'm 001 good in
math:· he said v.1th a laugh.
Other taboo que lions would be in
regard Lo a person's sell life. ph) 1caJ
appearance or wh ether he 1s in
therapy.
Blackman has a range of thcon~
about non-verbal commu mcat1on.
.. A woman needs to show a man he
1s safe to approach. Many men thi nk
of v.omen as fangs and claws.'' she
said.
Smiling 1s the strongest of sexual
signals. Blackman S3)'S. It reveals
v.-armth . .\ sm1k make'> C}C contact
arros'> the room
Blad .man sa) ~ touching t·an be
pan of communication ,\..ills. but
there are wa)S to do 'it.
··f-or instance a bu inc'><, tOUl h can
be a pat. One ume I "a' goi ng 10
appear on a radio sho" and I Y.as
nervous," she said ... The ho l paned
me on the shoulder and s~ud 1t '>'Ould
be OK.'' sne sa1d. ., A pat 1 not
se~ual."
more personal approach \\OUld
be to hghtl) touch someone on the
arm. hand or shoulder. ~he ~•d
"In general we arc not a touching
culture," Blackman said
"Preening'' 1 another form of nonr
verbal communicati on. The pract1c~
1s usually done 10 an unconsc1ou\
way
"A woman &1\es sexual 1gnal\ that
shows a man she 1s interested b~
playing with her hair. earnnf., cro" -
1ng and uncrossng her leg , • Blad.-
man said. "A man may smooth do" n
h1 ha ir. tix his tie or stand with his
tup thrust out. ..
The pro:umlly in wh1t h peopk
stand when talking can also be a red
alert A close per onal di tance \I@•
nals interest. Blackman said. ··tt 1s very important 1f ~ou arc
single and looking for someone to
know the nun·\'Crbal signal :· !>he
said. '
Blackman sa)S people shouldn't let
the fear of reJCCl1on keep them from
tak.ina chances with m:" rcla-
8renda 81ackma n
t1onsh1ps he S3)\ ml taling allow
people to och1c"e their hfe goal
"E"cf)bod)' tn 1fc ha\ e \penencc(I
reJect1 on, ·• he said "\\omen thank
men lo' e re1cct1on I he) think men are u~ to 11, the) 'II Ju" go on. Rut no
one like reJcct1on. Th t 1 "h) 1f )Ou
cho<KC not 10 so out "'•th somconr
lc-.irn hov. 10 rcJttt cn:at1Hl>-
.. Aa11cr them.' ou ca n \a\, 'I am
SO flattered that )OU asked me ; ~OU ha H~ reall) madc m) da). bu t : '
Blackman sa\S don't be afraid to
,talk. v.11h a range of people
'In Lhc proces ot s1arl10J a COn\CNlt1on. talk ll)C\-Cr)bod). ,he
~ud. "I al"a)'\ ~)' 10 ~rJ to
commun1 a11on ... 1f )OU don't use 1t
)OU lo~ II."
Newport Librarians ·
always fGme up ..
with right answers
By KA TY BOUCHE A
Of -D.ily Noc SUllf
When a gToup of dbcto~ wanted to
\Cttlc a bet on ho\\ m11ch an adult
grm·ly ~ar "Ye11h • where . did t,hey
1um? The New.port Beach hbrar). of
course.
Aficr a couple hours of rec;carch.
one of the hbranans came up v.11h the
an wer: 500 Pounds. And the het was
stilled
Thi~ was JUSt another routtne ~uc uon tor a team of SI'( research
hbranans at ewport Beach Public
L1br3r).
-we never a k whV.-sind Robm
\\'ccd-Brown. r~rch hbranan for
the Newpan Beach Pubhc L1bran.
"WCJUlit '1"t them tbe an ~crs."
I ndccd. mare I han 150 people a .da >
a\k the hbranans re~renct-rclal~
quc llon.,
"1\nd that's not coununa. 'Wht'rc·.,
the h.lthroom~ - or where arc the ti'(
form'I.' " s~ud let>la Conner. upcr-
v1<;0r of the reference librarian\.
One anon)mou person called to
find out how 10 ca"'t 'pell. The
rescarthcrs recommcndcil a couple of
rnformall\C book .
met1m e quc~tioncrs prc$Cnt the
rcforcnce ht>ranan with 1 real
challenge
. . '
taking turns and all 1he ume '"''oh cd 1n ~h ing &he quesuon .. ·
Tom Johnson, hbran· sen·1cn
manager. s~ud the sta fTis pr~parcd for
JU \about an).thing.
) ' ··o~patron called in and asked. 'J
there reall) blue moon?"
"flli I~ ;)C ,' nd we found
111n a book entitled Ne" Guide 10 the
Moon' by P~t'nck Moore.' Johnson
said -The book ~•d it's usuall)
cau~ by 50mc en"JronmcnlAI con
d111on on eanh.'' ·
Weed-Brown said there also 1\ a
new busine\s concern trend' •
f hctt arc a lo' of questions
rdaung lo fi rms· financi al 1nfor-
ma11on l e) mcmbcrl 1n the finn ..
and mo t of the people are 1nter-
\.1e-wcc:s inquinng because 1f they're
g01na 10 work for the~ CO!l>Oralloos.
the) wjni to know v.hcre the linn''
money t\ 1oini. 11> a\ l and debts.
·Then there -ro-po \Ible 1MC\IO
that JU 1 want to ~now the 'bottom
line· bcforr they do Jn\C l. We set
tod : rtpon and ba"e • ·c lo other
public inform uon ~h1ch rnablc u
10 fum1 h the pubhC' w1lh tt\1 t)pc of
1nformahon." '
Connn e\timated 60 ~nt of the
qucitaoM are • rcSflt of foot traffi
and 40 pcrctnt kl their finacr do th<'
walkina; •
Newport Rotary Club gives assistance to league
"One woman called and ukcd.. 'If
~ou had S3.000 in the )Car 18 0 what
would be thr "'onh of that monc)
now?'" said Wttd-Brown . ~After
three of u worked on this q\ICstion
fcvcn shly. we tnded up Jc>1na to
(callina> the hbnlry at the I rcuury
Ol'panmt'nt in Wash1n1ton DC
Conncr~1d there's more to prov id· ·'"& &ood Krv1cc thaQ ha\:ina a ma!lter·~ dcltec in hbrar) 1encc.
.. Vol.l have to have tome imatirll·
tton." she said ··So 1f)oudon't come
11p with the n&ht art wcr tht f'"t hmc,
)OU ca n co~ up w1lh an 1ltcmat1 \ic
approech 10 find ana the n,ht ont
Somct1ma ~ ma) not know h~ to come out and tt'll you .Ut
they really what to know, t>ut wt wm
to find out. nd when do. we IJ\i tbrm IM: USMr."
ly KATY BOUCHER
Of-.~ Nol sun
. .
When the Y...Omen of the Assjstance
Leaaue of Newport Beach wrote the
men of the Newpon-BaJboa Rotary
Club askina for a hnle help. they never dreamed of lbe 1tnero11ty the)
HI 11.•:'l'I'\ HO \HU
would receive. •
The men not onl y wrote a sizable
check to S-Y for a )'Ounpter's dental
work, one of the leaauc's ph1lan·
trhopic ~jecu, they also look some
time out of their day IO knd a httle
manuaJ labor.
"They ~ 1en11cional,.. •id
leaaue member Sand¥ Hester ... We
ha'"·e a day care ecn\er in Co ta Mesa.
housin1 96 chtld rco. The) painted
doll houses, cleaned and put 1n nc"' floorina as well."
HetkT said the league pa) for 45
IMf·incomc children's senous or-
1.hOdonticwork and the RotaryOub's
don;mon paid tor one ch aid. ·
Rotary Pre 1dent Tcrf) /1m-
mc rm an said 1.,'?, the human rOort
that make1 him pc:oud of the club
-. .. It's easy to dOnak money," he
said. "Bui 11's hard to fine! peuple who ~ill ghe up some of their time and 10
out and work."
"Their hbranan -.otted -..uh con-
sumer pnct information. and b)
us1na c.akulations. ~ could fi1urc
out what the money would be worth
tOO.y. I don't mnembCr the outcome
-but I do rtmembet 1he lhrte of us
Seminar to help parents, tee -agers deal With adole cence
A seminar to help parmu and ~ band.le lht
chaQlel and transitions incumd Ci~lll ~will
be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday, t'uetday and
Wednesday at the Irvine Youth Service Center, Heritqt
Park. 14301 YaJe Loop. ·
By eum1ru1J1 the film. ''Whakver HapPcned to Childhood," EJhs Sdawied. M.0 .. ch.id' of UCI univmity
adolC1CCnt services a1 Capistrano by the S. Hospital, and
Don Ridfe, family therapist and consultant with the
univeBity terv'"" wiU explore how ~·s ever-ct.anaa. IOcicly incrcws the demands un teen-.,-..
Tbi vaiioua methods oft.rtati~cmotional di'°rden
aJIO be oploml 11 the seminar, which is SJ for students. ~ and professionals. Further inform11ion may be
obWned byaillina 831-6631. ·
PHr Mlvls.n •v•H•bl~
ahi'oulfl Friday IO be included 1n &ht lill ol rdmal.
IOUrc:a.
R .. of PO •Xp/Mn«I
Ha..._ 1re1ulll11l11ai~ liDd repair of pmonal ~ wiU be nplaillld bj lbt Atnerialn ln11itute•s
PmOnal CornPY1ef Group in Irvine Apnl 19-21 at the Lm
Anttles Area TtichnolotY Cm1tr.
For mott infomMlt1on. catl 261-6033.
"Women in Tramidoa .. .nu be d1teu ICd by Jud)
H• career couMelor of * Women's Opponun11~ Ccn&er. 111 meeti1_11 Of'tlle Bnndt11 U nhcrsil)' National
Women's Committee on April 12 at I p.m. in the
community room of the Heriaaee l.1brary, 14361 Yale A vc .• Irvine. Free ·peer advi1ement and referral services for
fameties wttic:h 1tt cx~na tress due to manaal C n L.11..11 ... ~ cc9 a~J 1. -~~ I 6', dtflkuJtin, fiunciaJ hardttup, school problemt or child mat.O:. ~ or .n • ·• ior """"'ona '"•or·
ditc:ipline ronmns art available throuah the lrvrnc ..,
Community Servicn Dq»nment. • •·
t.oaJ proteuio'naJs an the fteld of counsetina and N~ ao.t ShOw
therapy, law, fi.-ce. duldranna and related ~11 arc The .nrs nrwaa J10Wtt aDd llilboaas will bt
cncoutMCd to call pr'O_lt_am d1ttetor &ephanic 8r0dtrick" ditollnd from I I a.m. to61:m. Oii.., 12 and April IJ
al 72~2 or 72~'°.fi'om I a.m. to -' p.m. Monday ud 10 a.m. IO 6 p,,., Aprif 14, April 15 IDd April 16 ''
'
··~
LidO Marina Vdlqt 1n ~wpon Beach.
The NewPQrt1'olt Show. wtuch alto sbOwcws the
la&esl mannc Ktt110ttet and SCTVicn, 15 oroduCecl b; t~
Duncan Mdn1oshCo. lnc.Adm1sion1sSHoudultund
$2 ror cbildrtn 6 to 12. Child'l:n under 6 win be adnuncd
(rec. •
frtt' parkina wdl bt available oft'Tustin and A-.on
avcnws in Newport Badl, lftd complirnmaary lhunlt
xrvice to Lido Marina VillliiiC will bt Pl'.'OVNled every IS m1nu&n.
Call &he Duncan Mclntoib Co. lac. fOt ldditional
anformauon at 67,.936Cl
tcould
-This budFt as a ral frimd of~ 1n d•'PUkt with the IRS, or a new ta it
• ._..deadhrt11 .... ffllltp.~~. tofutantt~~
t\IHINGTON The 1 1 O:N.D .• a member of lht over:saaht uon for oldtf mcncans. said . -Dlef'!ll subcommintt. '"The folks \\'ho don't M~hael J. Murphy. actina com· ==. ~. alrtlldy aa1t1111 meet thtir to ~lions are p>1n1 lo m1n1on<'r of internal ttvenue 11 liuty to filcC ~ tAl)ttie~ a diminished threat" wnh Whrn 1ht a~nc> outhrkd its need~ D:1 an& ,ear .becaUte Plclident f~cr IRS auditors and collecto"' for the commuear, IRS askf'd that its .. ......:.=~~~-== Dof"pnsa;c!. . • budgc1btmcrca~.by$t 3biH1un.1n ~billofrilbti.ooreovern~nl part 10 reflect increased ........ ~ TUaaay He notf'd. that while the budge1 •.re pons1b1htae under tbr new la~s.
· · would rtqu1rc a ttduction in tbe That increase was scaled bad. b> th~ --Wt qunlion whether the admin· number of tu audttors. 11 ant1c1patc\ \\< hlte House Office of Manageme11t i"'1ltion bu propnty rdleC1ed what fewer auditors wall produce rt\ort' and Budaet which, instead. appro' ed
IU · wiU need to IMW't .-uaie revenue. • a raise orSi89 m1lhon. to SS S ballton.
ftaicliQJ of its onac>a"I 1Ctiv1tics 1n 'I feel the t 990 budget does step us
ltc:al_,.ar 1990,"'Jennie Stattus. an There 1s nothing 1n the nc" budget forward in tu admin1strat1on" de·
moeiaae direcior of the GmcraJ to help the IRS deal ""llh the new drug p1tc some hortcommgs. Murph> MaM&ntin& otTttt, told a Houte law; lhc "bill of natits " wh ich 1s toJd th( subcommittee. But an the We" and Mcanssubcomm1uec. ~es1aned to help taxpa)crs mvol' ed me nttm,e. he added, "Weare dealing
_Laguna.film firm .
·writes script for
a dream facility
8y CASEY KELSO catmg ttre-fimshc:d vtdeutapl!. Affil
o.1yNocCe«• ... ...,. then the marketing start .
In • a one-room, 300.squarc-f oot ··our idea was to have CYC!)' 'ltcp of
office. a Laguna Beach pair arc hoping the process under one roof.' Glover
to create the large l corporate 'video sa}s ''h 's a burden for a clic nl to go
• facility 1n Ora nae County. That out and ~tall these things. Under one
wouldn't be a sman accomphshmcnt, roof the dicnt can come an and do h1~.
cons1dcnng there are 4'56 video audio work. walk next door to do his
production companies listed 1n Pa; video wonq1nd down the hall to talk
c1fic Bell's Orange Count)' Yellow to a video tape distnbutor ..
Pages. inc:e the video producers' <;<>-Op
, Amb1t1•n 10 be th¢ b1sie l isn't would be composed of independent
unique: But what d1 t1Jlgu1shcs contractors, there wouldn't be the
Pueblo Prod~uons 141 stratcay fhe o"crhead of a maJor Holly"'-ood
owners plan to form a "1deocoopcral· company that employs IArge dcpan-
1\it, filling more than 11 ,000 square ment of people for each pcc1alt)
feet of area Hollywood 1s the g.ian.1 in the film
"You could really calJ 1t an 'lndc· and video Hldustry All production
pendent Produccn' Center.' That companies outside "the Clty." such as
would be the marketln& term:· S3)5 Jhosc 1n Orange Count~. must com·
JamcsGlo"cr,oncoflhetwopartncn pelc w11h both the qualil) 11nd 1.he
of Pueblo Prodµct1ons ' prcsuge of th.e motion pncturl' c3p11 1
"A co-op sounds like people out in of the world. ·
a nee paddy doing 1he1r thing to get Often. when a compan) becomes
tbe1r daily bread. This 1 a vef) big enough 10 afford to advcrt1~ with
soph1st1cated, h1gh~nd audio and a llidco. 11 will go 16 Hollywood,
video post-production rac1ti1y.'' Glover says. "Corporate. C'tCCUll\CS
Glover. 33. and his partner Ken will sa). ·tet's get the guy wh o did the Be~ 29, conC'c1ved of the idea of a Pepsi commercial.' hen 1f n means
video cooperati ve when they rcah7ed pending more money on the fimshcd
that as producers ofTV proJett , the) product.
pent more time dnv1na from one ·"'Our-main goal 1s to produce
''tdeo pectaltt> hop to another than Holl) wood-caliber program m 1ng
rn actuaJ ""ork 11mc "nhout ha' mg to deal wnh the
.(
\
"'•th Trea Uf) and took: torward to wori.ltttS""*'4h~)M&o&o rc.al\:e l1™
differences."
Stathi1 said that althouJh the bud~t for the currcht year 1s S360
milhon le" thJn IRS nttds. "IR · ts
functioning so far w1thou1 ahy 11nifi-
cant d1srup11on to its . tlomc opcr· auons. We arc unccnarn. however.
what hes 1n store for the re l of I CJ8Q."
In scahnaback opera11ons. the lR
vowed not to reduce ass1stanCt' to
ta,pa)er or slo" proct'!l mg of re-
turns. fhe 8JCOCY 1s reducing tra\CI.
tra1nin1 and purcha of computers
and uppl ies. hiring frccu' "'-•
imposed for·mo t occupauon
Robcn M. T ob1a , president of the
a11onal Trca ur~ f mplO)CC
. . .,
r, dltors ry
Union. which ~nts most IR \ltGtkas...llic:l JllU.Afortcmcnt hJS
ufrcrcd to the utent that 1n ju\t \1~
months the to"cmmcnt has lost SI
balhon in re\.cnucs that It othe"' i
would ha"·c coll«tcd Another SI
balhon will be lost b) Octobcf unle
the IRS 11 gJ\.en more money. he
added . Thas year's squcc1e was caused.
GAO said, because of a mandated 4 I
percent 1ncteasc in cmplO)ee pay.
h1Jhtt postal rates and a nsc m
premiums for worker • health 1n-
urantt and pensions
GAO. an arm of Congress. ~•d the
1 R!) budget for ne11t )C:ir 1~ u pect b«au~ 1t fail!> to include ~me co t
.rncluu1ng the anti-drug law and the
---
llll~)tr bill ol riahts. -'tilt 8Mla-~_t1n1 "'•".Ill. that art ctutalODlble. Ilic railer was I mm~ 0M9-
prOJCCtions that the IRS can •"e a
considerable amount of money by
ha\ •nJ pm ate contractors. rather
than t~detal workers. do ttnain JObl
l h~ IRS. whacb has bttn undtt
mtcn1e cnt1c1sm bcca\ltf 111 workers
1ncorrec1ly ans~r taxpa)er( tele-
phoned questions aboul 30 percent of
t.he 11me. was cnt1c11ed b GAO for
spend in& SS7 m1lhon this budtct )'tar
trym1to1m~vc that rrcord.
' Althouah th 1niuati"c is impon-
ant . I RS' d \ion to fund it and
other 1ni11a11 ves an 1989 added to the
budgttal) problem in other pans of
the. agcnC) ... ~ta1h1s said.
' . .._ .... ,.JI .. -~-To produce a video. a lot of prop,k •Holt) w'bod mentaht) We want to
arc involved -financi ng. script ta) awa) from the smog and the
writers, talent agenCles. tcchp1cal inOatcd t nces:· he said.
James Glover and Ken .. ,,y. partners of f'U'eblo.f'rod..-lons. plan to make a vkleo co-op tn <>ranee COUftt'J.·
camera operators. hghuna d1rrttol"S. Gtovel\, wunds hke-an Orange
crews. plus equipment and a location C0i.>nty ster because he 15 a long-
198 Fin I~ at Lake t:Lna,uanJ '\peed-h1p!>1n,ohed Hc\\ould onl)saythr
"a} mcnca •• huge. nt"W b\i1k1in1 to hou\C has "one ..
' .
\tncl\iding the ·• hoot ... Chere arc umc area resident 'He and his wife.
man) people '°"ohcd in cd111n . E;t11abeth. h'e in Lllaun.1 1gucl
computer 1raph1ts mu~c\: pro-<.ito"e r recc1,ed a master'\ degree 1n
, ductaon. sound mmng. and dupti-bu mess adm1 n1suauon from UC I in
Panocr Ken Bern "'•th mo~ than
fi ve )Cars of broodcast t~lcv1s1on ~nd
k ature film c1.per1cncc. banill lhc
tcclm1cal production s1d .of Pueblo
ProJut:tmns Bc117 ha produ <'Cl
mam ~P cab~ f\o thanncl iho"s featunng Southern C htom1;1 $POMS,
1nclud1ng the M11teri ttc Mcn''i Beach
Volle) ball Tournamcnr 5cnes l e
( OQ' ponir \\oml·n·s \olle)bJll
Toum:lmcnt SenM thc World Jct Ski
Gto\cr 1s UJht·hppcd 1bout the top 'hoppJn man of idro 1Crv1ccs··
future IOC'3t1on of the-ccrop tit-cause . "OulcJ be loc.: ted near the n Dtcao \_
Pueblo Pmduc11on\ I \1111 ntgot1at• r l"l'C"'I' tor ca. ) atte
' . ina for 1he building and th ~r.:u;1tr-,,...,,. ~ PUEllO/ MJ . .
ays EsaP ·unrelated to investor's 5·)3 percerit bUy
. . . .
ly GEORGE GAR'TIES made ~ and other mo'e' .. rhc pr1man c;1~k lor 00 mtlhoo and the ~1mmon d1"loscd h<' rntcndcd to R\c ( ao ... on ( aht. and Manetta.
fhe plan was appro' ed at a boo rd purpose 1') to cnhante our com-1.;omp.Hl) "ould othct thl' d1lut1pn of hu) up 10 S 15 million \\1.>r th ''' lhl' <'a . h.t\ tX-cn '>IX'l'dc:d UJ' The mo"e •
of dm!cto" meeting that wa\ ~hcd-: peu11vcne\\ fh1'l gncc; (cm· 11\ ')tod. b\ bu) 1ng up an CQ\Ull w mp;Jn) ·~ stod. Thal plan ,.,.ould part u1 acon-.olida11on cffon. arc lo be
uled before 51mmons rcv ealt'd Mon· pt~ccs) a bigger '>tal-.c in the ')UtccS\ numlx-r ot \h.trc' prc\l·ntl) held b) cn111k pn!scnt stc.x kholdcl) to hu) fin1\hcd 1n 191.l I 1n<,tead of 1992 or
da) he had accumulntcd 5 3 pt•rccn.t ofour compan).. the puhhc htabli\hmcnt of rhc add111 on:it. nc"" 1\ ucd \tod ::it a IW\ a' C:WlUtl\C had Prt.'\JOU I)
,., ...... ~ttlH
C U\BA A . ( ohf -L ockhccd
Corp. ~1d Tuesday a reorgan11at1on
that includes crc-allon of an cmplo)ec
stock plan was unrelated 10 Dalla
investor Harold ~1mmons· purchase
of S 3 J>(rctnt of ·the aero p:llC
compan~·s ~tock.
of Lockheed' 59 S mil hon \toe._ ~1mmon\ -who al\(1 \;Ho ' he. E ·op .1nd "nuld rnult 1n cmpJo)C'l' d1'\Count 10 tht · C\Cnt of a h<>'>t11c \latrJ. •
share . said compan) spokc'>man ·planned '>UO\!Jntaal tn\C\tmcnh in o"ncrsh1p ol I" J')Crcenl ot thl' 1.ikco,er attcn;Jpt thu'> mal:1ng a The mo'e "'II free 225 actt-S' 1n
Robert la) man. (hi) ll'r ( orp. P.1cc ar Inc and C'ommon \tock. the Hlmf).'.ln) \aid an a bu1ou1 more r~pen'>l'.t' .Burbank tor \Ile. the-l·ompan) said. Loc~hccd male-s 1he Trident It Phel p [>o<lgc: { orp -~td 10 a kttcr nr" release On \fond:l\ \1mmon., HllJ the rt:\tahn tor the fir l umc \he
The res1ructunn1_plan include 1n
add111on to the ~OP. k of L<xk-
httd'~ computer operations and ac-
ccleratton of a prev1ou I> announlcd
program to mO\C airrratt m3nufac-
tunn1 operauon from Durban~ and
sell '°me 225 acr~ ofland th(tc That
land includes the .. kunk Works"
m1 s1le, the (-SB m1htal) 1ran pon' to Lcx:khccd managcml·nt he d1dn t ~uch plJns art 'IOml't1nw'i U<;('J to \\all \trtt"t Journal hC' 1ntc:nJcJ hl nc ac.
plant and \\Ork on NA l. '\ p:it:c intend 10 try to hu' the lOmpan). Jcknd :ttz;un .. 1 hmt1lr t3kco,~r. lit'· '"'~'>I a cast SI ~ m1H1on 1n t'3l h ul ·-The-four lompamc\ or di' 1 100
1a11on prOJCCl and the .. \tar Wa~" · \\ c ha\c no· pl.in .0 r dl''>lrl'. to cau\C u phu:cs 11tocli. in lrnm<9> h.yiJ three lO nae\, ( hn skr PhNP' that ma c •up LockhCl'd' infor·
m1 sale deten.st 1n :sdd111on 10 other dl'>rupt management \\ c t'\P.t"CI to bt' r or instann-. an f\OP ";i' rn· Dodge and al r. a Bdlc:' t \\ ,1,.h • mauon ' te-m voup ~111 be Id.
m1htary and aero pace prOJCCI\ a construc.11' c. toni·tcrm. \hare-\trumtntal in Polaroid < orp ·, \Ul"· trul ma Ii.er fhe 1roup "llh 3.900 cmplo\~S.
h h d · d h I ... ,.1·u1 d•·t:·n"' a•,.1n•1 a "'u>ciut .. , Herc are detail<, ut L<'<'khcC'J\ ,l{ ountcd for S5 9 m1lhon of the "There 1s no den)in& l ere arc ot er 1mmoM \.11 in t c ctter , ... ' '" , '" -• 11 '' S 9 1 dcfen~ivc ch:iractensuo to the~ that he rcka"-'tl to the pre: \tond.i~ < Jhlom1a 1n' c:<,tor R o~ l:. l>1"nl'\ rc'itru tunna plan · c.:ompan) ·., I 0 <• hllhon'" I b sa e
<-~here .ahc F-1 I 7 st hh fiahter 1\
th1nas bul that 1 not the pnmar\' 1 he l \O P "'mid bu) 10 ~ nullton I <X lhel'J adoph·d a "p.:mon pill" -The pre' 1ou<>h announu•J To hl'-10ld are< al omp of .\nahc1m. Purpo~ -la) man said of the )J> nr" h 1!1. urJ \han·' ol ·t od.ht·~·d tah·o\\.'r J l"fc:nsc 1n l>l'lembcr alter mo'r of lod.ht'~-d \t"woau11~.a1 '" < \ O.\M In~. in Burtlanl Me11erlnc t .. m., ( o lrom fa 1onc\ nnt 10 and DataPlan in l o\
Burban \1rpni:t tc.a PalmJ:ilt' 30J
l\lo l'VlilKen, DutjunKtJona basn draws 3,000 '-RUFFELL's ·
UPHOLSTERY INC11 · ey GIC>ltGE GAWTlfS Hotel
""._.,.., Milken wu the central figur<' nl
ptt\10u ronfcr~ncc~ and ht'i \JX'C(h ~EVERLY HILL'i-M1ke f ti ken at lhe closing dinner wa\ the h1gh-
1sn·t prn1din1 ~?'the ftr\t um~, an a hght. recalled · m Ji..ra\ne). who
c:kc;adc. bu1 the Pl"Nators 8:all that ·built Banner lnJu tne\ In • lariclv
opcnt Wcdne5da> • ~nplcd to carry throuah Junk bol'\d financina ·
ron his customal) cclc:bra11on or thr Kra.sne) is ktppina the conference
JOYS of JUnk bond: · th1 ).tar bttause h1\ C'lc"eland
The annuaJ pthcnns. \ponw~d aircraft pamcompan) hu no ptt n· ~the Orc'cl Burnham Lambert Inc. talion ~hcdulcd But if Milken v.c~
1Dwat1Mnt houtc and oflict.AU)' there 1t v.ould be d1ffcrcnt. calid the lnsutuuonal R~n:b •·tfhcv. re there I'd reall) bmsk m)
Conference. ha attracted l<XX> tn· MCk to set there... \lld Samuel ~nt~ finaactcn 'nJ othcn for 31 K.tasM). who built his Banner lndu
days o.f "°" on h1Jh-)1dd bond tnn fft('. laratl> throuah JUnk bond
financana. finaOC'1na. .. I "-Ould think 1t v.on't be
Miiken, who v."l c:hafSCd la t v.ttk ncarl)' at the same inten,it~ le\el H 1t
Wlth91counuofsecununfrauchnd -ould bt tf he v.crc there. There''
r1eMtetrina 10 connection .-1th al· onJy one Mike Milken," ~ tnMS1na vJOlauon • i ofttcaall) °'"el I\ downpb)inl Milken' •
oa lea"C from h1sjobH On:'el'•Junk 1blcnct from thcconfcrcntt. mlkh I\
boDdlU_f\Jtndwon't1ucnd. tt ti won1n1 to anure IO\e~ton the lill 1'is i..,.. loom, larat over the firm can rcmaJn a pnmc mover in the ""'!8"1 at the posh Bcvn-t) Hilton hish-yttld bond market •11houf him
I.A PUENTE(CNS)-l"ht Ffdtr·
Th< l>nktl'DlC "the mo\I hcJ' 1h and cof por.ltc: t.1h·o' a ;irtl\t' to ra1-.c
attendN }Ct. "•.11J Dre\cl 6JX>ke,rna11 ca\h
Stc'e \nreder "'ho tmpha 11cJ tht• In addition to popu!Jr111 ng u\C of
'aricJ schedule of sc ~ion on \Ub· 1h1.: bond)-dubbed "Junl" hcc: u !---------------'------~-------, JCCI from Third World debf to -the\ Jon't l't prime gr des lrnm
emplo)'cr -.1cx l f'll<\n, to the """'"8' homt rat1n1 e11enC'1c' -i 1lktn "a
and loan mdu!>lr). at th• untcr ol ot netv.orli. o t traJe~
.. I think \\'h l that }'it\ the high-''ho hoth \t>IJ bond., lur thetr o..-. n
)'1eld marli.ct h \been \ahdatcJ ilnd pn>Jn l\:..ndcoulJbctappcd to1n'e t
lbctt'!. a lot of an\C~t.'' the poli.t 10 JUnl honJ ~Id b) oth~f'\
man 1d. -Milken, "ho hu g1Hn m1lhon" to
The openin ion wa 'IChcdulC'd ch fll). at lime~ u\Cd the-adul<At1on ot
to feature an 1n<,p1ret1onal t.al~ b\ the ell·hcc:I d cro~J at the 1.:on·
Jaune f .aloantc, the tut Los n l lcrcnrc to urge ~1al con 1cnu~, 1d
h1Jh· hool tea her .. ho uc."cc:: Kra.,nc\; rt('alhna la t )ear dinner
w11h poor H1'p3ntt• math \tudcnt \~·C\ h
"'a\th bamotthe movie .. C...t:ind and • \-ou Ii.now "'h;at chc man 'poke
Ochver." John H Kl\,•tk. \11lkcn·., • abo\lt fora hall hour"!"' the C kH:lanJ
succosor a hcaJ of Drc,crs h•&h· hu \111C,\mt1n a kw .. 'The rc'pon •·
)tdd bond unit an &\C'rl~ U1ll\ h1ht ol tht n h 10 take c:.rc. the
planned a grt·&,qua1ntcd se \1on rcspc>n 1b1h1 ol c"er)bod> in 1ha1
Milken 1'1 'ttd11cd ~uh hu1ldang ruom lo ma c \urc that the: cdu a·
the mult1b1lhon·dollar mar.,ct m lion.al\\ u·m 1' 1mprnvw w that the
Junk bond , lhc htah·m... h•&.h· undrrprmlcscJ and the dc'pml"d 1nte~t bond\ u d Mi l'ntrtprencun could JOin the middle eta '" l A Thile unu?rtainl} a n>mpani . many invest· y v m •nt,, ]('ro LOUJ'."ln Tr ·a~urv Bond. come with
budt-in (Crtamtv ou kno \\-wh n you buy thftn
CX4Ktly how mU\.h tht.•y w dl pay out upon ~turity~
That' why Zt•nK.-s a~ ideal for funding your ·--"-~~
retirement or vour childr •n'!\ t.'du~ation.
Find out • t a glanc how much ·ou would fWfd to
invest an 7~roe today, and how kln~
It would take, to hie our gt I .
Send for vour free Zero oupon
'TrNlury 'Bond akua.tor toda .
CALI'\. GREGORY L B
a.;. (71 ) 917·AOO
..
Newport Pacific import:~·~
Canadian attorney Labbe .
= .................. ~·-----..--. tbcir 1aWDll aftd ,.... IO
divendy. i.t aid.
Toi:oi• Iba• sroup, drl•
"' • ill .. cOmDoled of ... --.... act·'ftnadll .-: 11lc ..... tliouJd be a.eel OG fOUr Medi: ialrtY o( payments. ~ltioa o( ~w. liquidit~ 1nd hishnt pdesibk
1n1ere11.
The esute Plan coven wills ind
lrutC.. Wilh Should be re\·iewfd 11
least e'Very fiv~ yea" arid .i( an
11~ 11 ~u·~ lelect one who aoecialazes in ctlate pllnn1na bea~ the laws chaftet f~uently.
Establishins a livana trust or joint
• tenancy may prevmt a lenathy ·1eu1
pnK'ftS called probate which usually
takes a year and cosu S ~nt .of the
Cflltc.
Financial goals shook! be bated on
ca1h now and monetary needs, and
should include asset aUocation, In-
surance and the estale plan.
When decidans how to alloclte
aSlCU, cons1<kr mcome, safety, tu
savinas. liquidi1y, arowtb ~abOve
dlei•' ......... ~-·
Ulr 111-·-· ... ID----~-...... C'1=':':.S .. ..._._~ .... u.n.ac~
1ilDdiCiaiia i~ .... otr,._.
die ctlalt IO. pay die IPA lt't ~blttoavoidabilb au meoa • iamuce by IC1ti~ up I~ • A new 1ype of' heaJ1ll .....,.....
Called ~term care wtU P1Y tbe Qlll or aillodi&I Cltt sue-.. tefY1Ca o(.
n"= home. Th11 type of care -~ co by ~edicare « MediCal
until IM patimf 1 .... drop IO SI,'°°. A lona~tmn care policy lives
lifetime benefits, pa)'I S 100 pa day,
hu Jevd pttm.JUJnJ. doesn't requatt
hospslaliution fi"t 1nd doesn't hive
pre-e•istina condition hmi1ations.
such as heart ~blems.
freeman will speak ap1n from 9 to
10:30 a.m. Thursday at Buffums an
Newport Beach, ind Apnl 11 at
Buffums 1n WetttntnstCT MaJI. The
prctCn&a11on as free anda complimen-
tary contlnental breakfasl as ~rvcd.
Reserv111on1 are reQuared.
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For more. information
644-911 L
call
Attorney Robert Lal»be has been nam~n-house counw:I for Ncwpon
Pacific Group of Companies, a Ncwport~h-based real e tatc. mongagc
bankfog'and development firm. ·
Labbe recently relocated from Montreal. Canada. where he wa'I an
attorney with intemationaJ la)V firm F~ Martineau Walker
Stock market pr(ces giv.e up recent gains
~ • ·r .. :_. Clmllle Quru&eUo, n been named vice pr:e 1dent of corporate ly MARYBETH Niil.EV
marketin.a for Commerce Bank. QuarantelJo will spec1alii.e 1n title and e~ro~. N ..,,_"',...
She previously worked for Mei,ro ltfl"k in Los AnaeJcs and Newport Beach. NEW YORK ~ Stock prices Pacm~a Community Bo1p1&toi R•ttac•• Bacla announced three 2ullcd back in moderate 1rading
l Spi · IW"'H d • b b d market s recent gains. ma:!Eent appointments. · Tucsda>'· relinquishing some of the
e tiJ9ins .-""' as executive 1rcc1or . ..,p1tz nngs a roa ranr.e The market meandered in a narrow
of hos it.al o~rai;ooal e~nencc to PCH. Spatz received a master's in pub 1( • range in early trading t>cfore turning ma~mtnt from Carnca.ie-Mellon University an Pittsburgh. H e also has a
bachelor of SCle~ 1n accounting from Robert Moms College in Pittsburgh · lower an the aflemoon, partly
aoda ~lorof ence in secondary education from Oanon State Un1 .. t!rs1ty weighed down by weakness in tech-in Clarion. . noloay stocks.
Most rcccntW'Spnz was administrator of Lancaster Communn> Hospua.I The Dow .Jones average of JO
in Lancaster, C'allf. In add111on, Sp1tL has held management po 111ons with indu tnals fell 6.60 to 2,298.20.
Eisenhower Medical Ccntor in Colorado Spnngs. St Luke Medical Center in Declining issues outnvmbercd ad-
Pasadena, ~tif. and Montefiore Hospital Assoclat1-0n of Western Penn-vancang ones by about 4 to 3 an sylvania in Pittsburgh. • nationwide trading of New York ·~ PCH's new director of Nursing 1s Rita SypltkownJ. Sypnkowsk1 has more Stock Exchange-listed stocks. with
than 12 years of experience 1n direct clin1caJ care. nursing manarcment and 838 up. 643 down and 491 un-
nursina education. he received two master's degrees in . ealth care c~~,~~e on the floor of tHe 811 ... management and in nurs1ngfTom Cal State Los Angeles. Her bachelor degree Board came to 160_68 million shares, in nun1~ is from Indiana Un1 \'ersit). Sypitkowsk.J served as director of nursing at Hollywood Presbytenan down from 164.66 million in the
Medical Center. She has also held nursing director positions at R1vers1dc pr~~~~~:~~o. ~n5olidated ~olumc
Community Hospital and Methodist Hospital of Southern California.
~p1tkoW1ki ha~ held a nursing management posillon at College Hospital an
COsta Mesa.
Marll)'llSayder Joins PCH asdircctorofnursangcducat1on. nydercomes
to PCH from San Pedro Peninsula: Aosp11al where he was director ofr·
educational services. Snyder received her master's an education from. the N~Wi vo~ <AY{ ;: It'-~°"C'~ 1111
Unive"ity of Toledo. Her bachelor degree 1s in nursing from Mar) Manse tr"oct, .~ w•r~' ~t ~cuo '=
Collese in Tofedo. • • • ~h:~~~wnf mo:~-on oerc.en1
.., No ..curl! Ir befow s1 Of' 1000 J . Ray C.U&~ll• has added RaJpla Conell•• as senior estimator. ~es •rt Inc
Pnor tojoinangJ. Ray,<'omelius served as est1mator/pr0Ject manager at ditte'W.ndr>e~~'~ ~=' ·~~ Parr Contracting Co. Add1uonal experience includes 14 )'cars at CMC General P<ie• •rid Tues4•v~~ Pm price,
Construction where he p1oed extenm,e experience an low-and h1&h -mc NMW rrl
concrete and structural teel structures and e'entually became a panner. l cnr~'ll•n• J..... P
J. Ray Construction as a con~truct1on management and general $ ~i~~r i; ~: .
contracung firm. · ~'~"!. n J ~ 8:
Pierre Mlutov of Corona dcl M;r has Joined the Newpon-Beach based 1·~t~ :1
4 u: 1
"investment real estate brokerage firm of Sperry Va.a Ne11 as senior associate •IFd UP .'
maJor respoosibihty as a broker at Hayashi Corp. before.he Joi ned ~rry Van IV~ 8: · Mibatov will spcC'lall7e an the salt' ofa~rtment complexes which was has 11~ 8: i
Ness. ~r ~ UP
1 Teamsters ·boss denies
inob ties, blasts others
lyJOHNKING
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WA HlNGTON -Teamsters
President W1ll1im J. McCarthy on
Tuesday vehemently denied any mob
influence on lhe un1on' current
leaders while freely conceding to
Congres the two men who preceded
him "were mixed up with La Cosa
Nostra."
~ "One 1 a schemerand one au liar:·
McCarthy said of has predeccssorut a
heanng called to rev1ew the settle-
ment of a Jt1st1cc Depanment sui t
chaf&ing that the leadership of the
nation's largest union was nddlcd
with mob co1TUpt1on. ·
had any dealings with organa1cd
crime. denying an account by has
1mmed1atc predece sor. Jackie Preis.-
er. who told the FBI 1hat McCanhy
said he would have to get approval
from Mafia lcadcfl before seek int the
union's o. 2 post an 19g4,
'"That's not so," Mc\1tnhy said
before la hang oul 11 Pr~Kr and
another former Teamsters pre\ident.
Roy \\'1lhams. ,
"Both were mixed up with La Cosa
No tra by their own adm1ss1on . f
didn't care for enhcr one of them," he
said.
Ho~SolidaY 8P [g1~k I 8i ·1 •neb~~C UP enO."' ~ Ue> teunors 3~ UUP ~•llOQ .,.. I)
oe>eTtlb ' 1 UP tllk:JlvO I i.. Up
nllCO I' Up '· 00 ame . Lute....-ct.
I ~w~a-" ,.}? = ,a 'I J ~ ~1u ;:_ i-~ f;~,'~:'' ~ = ~ ~
•I CV pf -l/t
11[1 ' -:-. ~LT P '8 -
tt%: ~frl ~ f ~ ~~tt -" ~ =i
t ~M·f~1~ JtrZ = I~ t OH ~~~ lm = •;_,;
an NYSE-listed issues. including
trades if\ those stocks on rcgjof1al
exchanaes and . 10 the ovewhc-
counler market, toJale 1!2 I
milhon shares.
A coounuing dct.'tine 1n the dollar
aga1nst other foreign currenetes de-
pressed stocks. . .
Hust! Johnson, senior vice presi-
dent at firlt Albany Corp., said stocks
and bonds had ~nefited·from the dolla~·s recent sttength o n the theory
that a hasher dollar ~ouk! bolster the
confidence of forc11D mvestors and
atltlC1 cal)'ltal from overseas into U.S.
finanaal matkets.
Another negauve influence on
stocks was the announ~ment by
several compaoies involved 1n
takeovers that they were taJmig
defensjve measures.
..The market seems to be m
somewhat ofa holding pattern," 11id
Jack Barbanel. a senior vice president
at Oruntal A Co. Inc., add1na that
01( I,.., \ 'D DOM''
A federal prosecutor def ended the
ICttJemcnt as the quickest way 10
bnnt chanae to the unron, telling the
heanna. tbC aireement included elec~
tion reforms that would end a "sick
joke" system under which Teamsters
leaden are now choten.
W1lhams 1n January admitted once
helping mob bosses obtain a S60
m1n1on loan from a union pcn~1on
fund. sa)'.tnl he was ac11n1 on the
advice of the lite Teamsters Pre 1·
dent Jimmy Hoffa. Presser. in ha,
numerous statements lo the 'FBJ.
admmed to dcahnas wtth mob 'fig-
ures.
'''l.fO'tlP0,111IH\,,\C110'\'
McCarthy was the fifth Teamners
president in 32 yea" to appear before
the Senate's Permanent Subcommit-
tee on lnve11ipt1on1, whose probing
into ()t'Jlnized crime frequently has
crossed paths with lhe union.
But McCarthy said he ha never
PUEBLO ,,_.A7
GkrRT plans IO have three key
Dia~ involvtd 1n the co-op. The fint 11 a Polt·Pl'oduction video '*-
for a COlllP9Jl~il raw foolllt aad
add ll*iial ~ teCOnd pla,e_r in the co-op is aaocMr ~ny thal provides the
IAIDC ICf'Vicft. Only in audio record-
iftl compleic With I IOUnd llllt ''IO we would be• pant in both the video
Ind the 1udio .orid.
W1dl d111taJ recc:Wdintz the pos1 -
production CO".OP could 1190 wort in
•be recordina indu111')' and 1ttnct a
record 1a11er· that woUJd ne1 to
pnNlucie n i11npett11vt album for a ...... poup.
P.-, PrOductiom allO ii ..... &illill Wltll Olo¥er'1llma...., lJCI ;ci:::='=·°'=Coun· w .. , .. _..:::=
I .,.. 11'1111 Orlldulle SdaoOI = ••• UCI llid ... IR .. ·~-... ~· .....................
I.DOC Q1111t 56, hi A•ll1im. ~ ..... , lllli&~ .... ~
CciaMJMWI*"' ... ~· .......
ROI er!! fan 1°' ,II **t Cite lfatll In•• I llllity. '911'.:WdW--WUldcoec hit ~,......,1111nor._
McCarthy and Benito Ro mano.
1n1enm U.S. attorney 1n Manhau~_n1 told the penel the Kttle~nt incluoco
mechan11m1 lhlt couk! root out any
mob innuence in the 1.5 malhon·
member union.
wftl Street may remain subdued this
week, awaiting Friday's release of
U,Shem_J>loyment statistics=-
. T c LabOrl:>tpanment's empfoy-
mcnt report for March will furnish a
fresh indication of how much the
economr is respoodina to the Federal
Reserve s efTons to slow growth and
diffuse inflationary pressures. •
WJtbin the technolOjY voup.
Tandem Computers said its earnings
forthcquanerendcd March 31 wouk!
faH short of expectations. The t1l1-
mate, which helDC<I push Tandem's
stock 10 14i\, ofTl1·1 in active trading.
fortowed disappointin& forecasts
from other computer manufacturer\.
including 1BM. Dt11tal and Unisys.
Smithklinc Beckman led the acuve
''st-: 1.t . 'n1-:H'
last for much of the tcss.aon and
finished up •1, at 65'Ya. The stock was a on~ ~rfo. r Monday_ amid specu atlon that a nval bfd may
emcrae for the drug company follow-
ing tts dasck>sure that it as plannina to
merge some of its majo( operations
wnh Britain·s Beecham.
Lockheed shares fell 2 to 47¥• on
news the company estimated a 40
perccn1 drop in ats first-<iuarter act
income and fof'CSCC1 an eam1nas
decline in 1989.
The company s:a.id it wouJd issue
10 ~ m)llaon new shares and buyback
the same number of sham 1n the
crtat1on of a $500 mtlhon employee
stock ownenh1p plan.
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Beer drinking in college·
What does the phrase ~·spnng break .. call to mrnd?
How about a sunburned. ovcr-sellcd beer-soaked
collea.aan berserk on a Gulf Coa t beach? Whale that picture 1
sometimes accurate. there arc those Y..ho want to change at..
The kids taught their· cider -specafically the older
generation at the Miller Brewing Co. -a few things.
The lesson staned in late February when Maller prepared
a lt>.pagc color ad upplcmcnl and paid to anscn at m 55
colleac newspape~. The ~upplcmcnt wa~ to be a tonauc-m-
checi auide to fun an the sun. But It went too far, student
comP.taincd. We aarcc .... ·we blew 1t," s.aad Millcr·s marketing and public
relauon manager an a letter of apology to tudcnt papen. The
brcY.ery pulled the supplement from I 0 paper and canceled
plans to d1 tnbutc it in so.uthern beach area during sprang
break.
Millcr·s idm1 ion of a ma~takc 1 admirable. But the
brewery was pushed into that acuon by students olTcndc<.I b>
lnal>Qfopriate matenat
There is nothma funny about ~xi m or alcohol abu~.
That is a lesson )Ouna.stcr should be taught by their cider'
Not the other way around.
l Grtto B•y (Wl1.) Pru1·GHetle . .
Use of steroids
After Olympic sold mcdah$l Ben John~n di graced
himldf and dasmayc<I all of an1da when te ts howc:d he had
uted anabOfic s1ero1ds, the C'anld11n aoH:rnmcnt tskcd 1
comm1saion to look into the 1 uc of drua abuse 1mo111 its
amateur ath~
Testimony taken by this impretaavc inquiry i$ tumana up
evicknce that the problem socs well beyond pnntcr Johnson.
That shoUld come at no surprise, nor should an)'onc be~
naive a «> think &hat the P!oblcm as confintd lO C'anad11n
athletes. If anythina. the Canadaan satuauon 1 probably ·~···· the maAf cominl out of the 1nqu1ry tttm\ lO be that
noahil)I shOftO 1 cooperative cfY'on amona nauon ... will
Wipe out Cbe probkm. '
Alrt9dy the United Statet 1ftd tbc Sovtet lJnt0n have ~to permh adt side to bqift ..... daeOdWi'I' athlt~
fOr drUI '* well biefoft tbe ..., OftM ant Olympici.
A iol•lllY .,..,.m, Of lhis til9d ia IM.,... would have
*9dld intllrilY to llnllnf lpotU MCI •ilb• have percd ...
Jolt..-liil:f111 tom ~bUC r.:· I I tMli:I.. '.,._,
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M\5~1NG YA~\TE
GAME 5H<1N
Monorail supported; higher
JW A landing fees suggested
To tht' [d11or
Your March 26 cd1tonal 1nd1catc~ that the proposed
r>ouaJ:u Pla11-John Wayne t\1rport mononul ·~ runnrng into some new oppo 1tton th1, time from the county
11rpon con-.ullant). They're afnud thar b)' lt>''"I the
"capta\C nl rlr..ct" in the terminal thc'f v.111 be unabk to
meet the bond rcpa)m<'nt plan
The consultant tttm to think th311o1.c mu\t nm allow
the monorail because 1t will encourage free marl.cl
capatah'm which will result 1n 1mpro\cd t.cn.1cc<1 for
a1rhnc pa\~ngc:n Well, I for ont ha\ c lon3 n:~ntrcJ the
limattd retail and food $CfVI c opllon'i for air rna,ckl"!.'
I'm iurt airport cmplo)tt'l must reel e'en more \lrunatl)'
aboul th1 j UC.
There arc other ~'I> to fund the airpurt , \U\ h
ra1sin1 land1na fee , that ,.,ould also help alla> Iran about
futurt airport upans1on
1 ht' monorail pfOJ«t ha ram1ticat1on' far bl: )Ond
Do\ll)a Pl11a and th ;urpon. <-\\ an altcrn "'"C
trtn•por1al1un m~. conn«ttna tu luturc 1raMportat1on
hnb 1t hia the potential to ea th 11.M.:al and rriional
traMpottauon problems.
Count) offiuals nttd to do'all in their power to ma._e the a1rpon contnbute to traffic ,o&uuon, not pro km' The)' nteJ to continue their upport of the monorail
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No way path can be sensi tive
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Concentrate more on victims
To the Editor;
J w.u \tunned ,1.,, I rc3d lhr la\I an1rll• "-rtllcn a~lut
the Orncl.t\ tnal.
'four p.lpcr sctmcJ ~ cm~1hct1 with poor \Ohb1ni
\1f\ Omclu(lttu notforict ht'rch1ldl\ 11ltall,el \1-.o
that Dann~ Ornda\ would be ml\\1na the f~ t~r pltA) ,.t
ha chun.h (Thi\ 1\ the same ( hn .. uan )'Ouna man ""ho
,.,..ore .1 a d~1na woman 1n .in alk'I a' h\•r two \OM
v.oatch.cd I
1 he onl) mention ot l:>tbb1c K1llcka'\ t;imal) u a
mall quote from her brothct M1~c ~ilfo).
Your paper med to c~dud<' tht t t that while
Oaon Ornclai ""oul<J ht m1 1n h1\ '"'' p> • lb
pcopl would be ctlcbrallni fa\lCf Wllhout r>cbh1c
8} Dann~ Ornt'la • lk 11on"I on ~·pl I he ha\ cr~Jled
a \ 01d th.at cin ncH•r be filled for lkhh1c \ mother, '1r\
Jultt K1lfo\; ~bb1c'1 hU)band ttn.in K1llcka thr1r dukt~n. M.checl. J ph and H1lhll'\ t>ct>l'1c'\ brottm
Mike Kalfoy. her e~cr·in·law Mal') lo..1110,, her n1cc·.;
Stacey Kllfo • h<'r \i ter 1ar) Col m;u\. her bmthct·1n-
law Ron Coltman, her ncphcVt' and n1c c· Grc and
Jennifer ( okman, her s1 \CT ~n1 k 1lfo). her brother
Patn\·k K&lfoy and tv.() dc"otcd frt n<h Jud~ Ou lion un.d
Cilona Plcr«. r h l>'-'<>Pk IO\C'J her c.kt'pl~ nd no~
be'~ aone.
I would appr<"C1att it, tf in tht fu1urt \Ou ~oulJ
ronccntratt a httk more on 1ht v1 llm' ofc11mc 1ns1e dot
the l«tnN l .. MILi ER
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'I'\ l ,ISTI '\GS
fortified with schnapps, 1akes onr and
waves 11 gleefully. After all, if1JU,t a
Mul.ical theater as a history le son pany.
is a common device these <!ays with Dale Jones 1 an enp&JO&. s1m-shows like "Evita" and "Les Miser-phsuc HcrrSchuh1. rais1n1a scratch)
ables". amona the more popular rnain& voice 10 be pan of 1he crowd.
exp<>ncots of the form, but its orig.ins And Deborah Brucher-Wrcn as his •c~ baok an to tt{e mid-l 960s and the wiser fiancec (assuming the role for
&tare o''hitrsh ~alfty that was John the third time) is the standout of the~
Kander aod Fred Ebb's "Cabacct." · cast, both with her strength of
An adaptation of an adaptation character and the caliber of her
ffrom Chn~topher Isherwood's "Ber-vocalizing.
fin Stones" via John Van Dnitcn's ''I ' George Quick·~ back JO h1sclown-
Am a Can\"era"):the show has tllkcn hite makeup as the emcee ,of the
many forlns. mduding the movie raucous K.Jt Kat Klub, tnn po 1ng
version which -ahbough it thecom1cw1ththedramat1cm klllful
emasculated the stage play -won fashion. Gerhnde Davidson ne'"cr
"()sea.rs for stars Laa Minoclh and. really break~ through as the Joel Orcx. · · hcdon1shc Sally Bowks until the final
And, 1f this is the version which sequence. an a bhstenog ho"do"'n comes most readily. to mind. be with the wnter;--(>hl)cd with e:\:cep-~rcpared for an exciung revelation at t1onal ~trength and matunt) b~
Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Michael Wren
.
NT A Cs enU}' .1n iM Oranat Co uni)
. Centennial OM-Act P\ay F~uval, will be held A~nl 11 and 12 at the
theater, 2501 Cliff Orivr, Nrwpon
Bteeh ... directot Kara GrctM w11J bt-
scekinJ 1wo women, one 17 10 )Sand
tM other over 35 .... olso. 1ryouts for
the musical "Zorba" "''II be con-ducted b) director Kent Johnson and
musicladarectorT1m Nel~n Apnl IS
at JO am. andApnl l6a17 p.m .al o '
at the theater .. lhc cast call'I for l6
men and 10 -.omen deta11s on
"Zorba" are available at 631-0288 •.
and on ··GnK"elancr at 541-07S2.
()pea aud1do0s rot Siiiild"'*l
Collete's three sumlMr musicalJWO-
duction ·-.. ~M,"" "a"om· foolery" aDd ''Little ofllorron"
-will be held April I tiom I to S p.m. tn Room I or the Garden Oro~
Center, l 3162 Newhopt SL, Garden
Grove. and April 24 and 25 at 7 p.m.
at Saddlet.dt c~ fOr "Georte
M" and "Tomf~ onl~ .... f\itth.-· rcadinp for .. Little SbopofHorron"
are planned for May 22 apd 23 in \he
collqc's McK.inM)' Tt.e.ter.
·Filmmaker threatened;
AFI cancels screening
Dinner Theater, to which ''Cabaret" Da'"id Alan is sl):ly cfTect1"c a the
has returned after a four-year. Nazi who pla) ol)-t\1s fnendsh1p "'"Ii able.nee. Tb1s .. Cabaret"' has the Wren. while M)rona Dclane) 1s a From Cfty News Service Alrakhan until the institute released a
sinew and muscle of the original. bawdy delight a .tile fraulem "ho LO· ANGELES_ The c~l-cumc recn1ng ·schedule that excluded
without the tiresome subplots ex-enten.a1ns one sailor after another in producer of an anu-Khomc101 film '"\ocilcd Threat.''
chanacd on film for the eoignant love the room mg house. Ken Taber. Diana has been targeted With dtath th1ea1 t The film, based upon the Orange story between the aging German Gunther, Jim Hormel, Frances Hub-prompting pohcc to takr security -County murder of an lraJllanjoumal-
woman and Jewish fruit merchant. bcll,JoMontcleonc.EarlWcaverand mrasurcs and the Aml'ncan Film 1st who spoke out against the .Kh<>-
This segment~ rather than the ill-Michael Van Patten complete thecasl Institute 10 drop the movie from its mean1 regime io lran, was set for an
f.a1cd ro.man.cc..be.lweenJ.he American ..inmuluplc up_ponmtJis ignments. .lJi.u.niS .... AFI press screening last month when
writer and the English club singer, is ,"Cabaret" remains. even a er two But Ken Wlaschin. director of the -a oomo tllreat promplc<f Pollet tO-
the crux of "Cabaret" - a story of decades, an arresting and thought-AFIFdmFcst scheduled later 1h1s empty the theater.
two people trapped in the ming 1ide provoking evening of musical monlh. sa)~· "Veiled Threat" wasn't The film's makers say it's criucal of
ofNaJiism. And director John Fcrola theater. and the Cun.am Call pro-dropped from the JO utute' screen-tbe .\yatollah Khomeini. buJ not
under;scores this om.mous m~ssagc by duchon 1s an e~cellcnt argument for -rng plans un11I the movu:·s producers Islam, as ts Salman Rushdie's "The
focusmi on the ordanar) residents of more substantial fare m dinner drew attention 10 11 bv telhng 1he news tame Verses."
Bertin w~ocould not know the horror theater menus. Performances con-media about 1he thriat~ Afrakhan has rect1ved two tcle-
about to be visited on tbem. tmue night!) e ccpt Monda)s at "I scud "e "-111 how a film not phoned death .threats, one spoken 1n 1n one memorable sequence -the varying curtain ume through June. somet.heng v.herc )OU wa' e rrd flag."> Persian, Graham sa}'. The Police
old couple·s enga_Jement p;uty I 6at the theater. 690 El Camino Real. and sec 1f )OU can attract a bomb or Department's anti-tprrOnst diVision
tainted by the encroachment of the Tustin Ticket mfonl1.a11on 1s a' ail· t\\o:· Wlaschm told 1oda) ·s Lo has 1 ued "black box-direct al.a.rm
Hitler follow~ -the Curtain Call' able at 838-1540. .\ng_eles Times. "That's 001 resJ>()n· s~ tcm to himself and Afra.khan and
"Cabaret" sends chills down the spine s1ble ·· his son. Graham said.
of tls viewers. As the Nazis and 1he1( CALLBOARD -The c" pon But Bob Graham, producer of the Pohce spokesman Fred Nixon con·
supp<>rters sang ··Tomorrow Belongs Theater Ans (enter will hold hold lo"·budget 1hnJler. said he didn't firmed the threats had been mide but
to Mc," a flunky pa~s out swastika audJ11ons neu week for two pro-pubhcrze the threats a~1n\1 Iranian-dcd1ncd to discuss security measures.
flags -aod the Jewish gentleman, duct1ons ... readings for "Graceland,"' born · e:i;ccull' c proaucer Tngh1 sa11ng poh.Cl J)f"Ohibits 1t.
I 6:00 I 6:3o I 1 :00 I 1:30 I 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:oo I 9:30 I 10:00I10:30 I 11:oo l 11 :3o I · Pair of ne·W records offer some ., • D • D
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brassyblues andme/IOW .Mozart
''Bl11e1 Bred in the Bone" IGramavision) -Ray
Anderson Brass and "''"d horn~ often 1m1tatc the human
voice. and the 1rombohe can sound like a nagging spou\t".
That hm11~ m Jppcal. 10·93> the least. But as the leader of a crad. thc-pu.'Cc comtx> on
"'Blues Bred m the Bone." Ra) .\nderson <,urmounL\ thc
constraints of the 1rombone .\ndcrwn neigh blu~ and
buncs, but he also rocks. roars. swangs and sings He
creates. too -not content to· ttlc for a 12-notc M:ale,
nderson find' music between the note~
• The rut)ponmg cast 1 ttmtic Guuamt John
oficld outpla)S Anderson on the lllk cut, and the l"-O
trade solo w11h frenz) on "5 "\rd and Greenwood,"
P1an1st Anthon) D'Jv1 ba s1st Mar~ Dres~r and
drummer John'n) V1dacov1ch are al~ fine.
The group f 1mposs1ble to pigeonhole "I fem lines"
contains beatnik boo&1e-w00&1e "Datune" has a b1g-
band na,or. and "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thang" 1s a
sJow blue~ But while thC' mood and pace val). '1rtu~1t)'
is a constant.
-By Steven Wine, A11ociated Press Writer
Clarinet Q•latet ta A maJor, K. 581: Oboe Quartet In f'
ma,or, K. 379; Hora Qtiintet in E·O•t major, K. 407;
Wo f&HJ Amade.1 Mozart; Ttae Academy of A~lut
M•tk Ciamber Eaaemble (L'OlleH·Lyre)
· The darincust"s chche &oes hu fh1\' area• chamht-r •
works for the instrument arc few. but gem" 101ar1 and
Brahms each wro1e a 1r10 and c.auentcts and the} an:
amon1 those eomp<>se~· greatc'it contnbullon'I to the
chamber mu'l1 l1teratu~ Mo1art ad.dtd a concerto. t\ne
ol h1\ lasl c.:omiK>s111ons. and Brahms also produced two
tleauufol sonata C'lannct l>laycrs everywhere arc
gratc:lul for such d•" inc favor
\nd loH·r.. of the Mo1...an quintet should be arat~ul
to .\nlo~ Pa) and his colleagu~ at the Academ> of
An 1ent Mlll1l' for this rcadJOJ. Tho~ fam1har w1lh the
beautiful p1t"Ce "-111be1n for a ~urpnsc. Pa) perform on
. rcconuruct.wn of the obsole1c .... sbon~llved ba~~tc Ian net, on&>nal bcnclic1al) of the quintet and concerto.
It play\ four h lf-ste~ lower and has.a m~llov.u, cooler
tone. 1 he cont~st ~ith the tMI) ~t.rings of the pcnod
mruummi ".rinwlayers 1s \01'-ld. The basstt<lannet dOI.~ howe,er ~cnficc soroc of the modem clan net's
flu1d1t) and ah1hty to pla) as soft
The 1n~trumcnt' lower range aHo"' Pa) to
m :onfisurc passaie a they were ori&Jnally meant, so
tbc)" uddcnl) make sense He also 1.akcs some flt&hts of
lj!n >'· 1mpro'"mn, 10 t.he Jo~ movement and add1na
ornament 1n the la~t mo .. emcnts -sometimes '4-1tllly.
someume cxcw1vel) -presumably bkc a late l 8th-
century clan net mt v.-0uld have done ..
The sound of Stephen Hammer's oboe, a repro-
duction of nn 1Mtrumcnt from around 1780. in the
qu;inct ha life and a mer p1quanC}. Hammer pJa)' w11h a' mu h, 1f not more. personality as Pay.
1 he horn quintet recording pro'"cs that the
1nven11on of vahe on bra\ 1nstrumcnu. was probabl)' a
prttt) ood 1hm1o Michael ThompSOn is upctb 1n
m:> 1cr1n' h1 \alvclcs• 10\trumcnt. The casual listener,
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Ocean Viewf~lieil bjone hit-disputed fourth-inning b_ elt , ..• ~:;.::y~~·~i~0~~~:;~fr~~~~~
· 30.scco~nd dtlay and now let's caJI 1t ii 8Y .CC.• CIUll.S()N han&1n1 au. the ball laftdint on the "So you have a hoim · run that three and walked none. a ncar-pcrfttt ro1.md-tr1~pc1-. I had a ·real problem °' .. ~,_... play1_na surface in tht founb 1nnint, doesn't 10 o .. er the fc~... P9'C other than the rope cast b) w11h that. If anyone thinks Foun11in V~y .. Yep, 'tbaf1' a homer," wd As a rtsult, the 1-0 dcc1s1on not Serafin. The home plate umpire made the
Hilb buebe.11 ooech Ron La Rutfa Ruff&. who planted the trtts dunna onl) dropped Ottan View into a tie Serafin. 8 6-foot-1, 190-pound call, then the bases umpire aa"e
doesn't ha~ some iniilbt into the ti1s tenure at &ht0n, bul who JS now wub La Ruffa's Founuuo VaJle) senior. npped the ball 315 feet into Barrett lhe thumb.
Sunset Lcaaue consider &Jais: · at Fountain Yaney. and in fi'lt plact. 8arQOS at 3-1. -but u dropped Karpel the ~utherly wmd, which was help-"h sounds hke sour grape now,"
When mlprmed thal Edison Ht&h What wu rnUy needed Tl>csd•> at from the ranks c5f a po~ntiaJ no-hiller ma the lrtt 10 lean e"cn more mto said Barrett. "Bui \\C d1dn·ucore on)' bad.beaten visstana Ocean Vaew, 1.:0, .,Edison Hlgh was La Ruffa as an and turned him into the losing playina 1emtory run so we weren't going 10 wm
watb a disputed home run to left-onlooker. because wuhout him there pitcher. Ed,1son, mcanwbJlc. creeps to .. He hH u halft.,a> up tbe trtt, .. said anyway. · ~ntcr, • play in which the baJI hit a was one stormy Stss1on as Ocun within one pine of 1he lead. Eda son Coach Paul Harrell "It was a "I have to give their guy, credit, we
tree and fell 1n11de the playmg View Coach Steve Ba~u prottsled. The Ocean View .senior allo\\ed shot." had ham (J.J. Tbobe) on the ro.J)" in surface, he responded: to the po1nr that he was cjCCted. onJ y one other bescrunner -Brian ~n Vic-... vic"ed n as a hvc ball the sixth and seventh and he pitched
"It must have been Serafin " "fl didn't Leave the yard," said H1uins ao1 aboard on a l\\O-Out error and considered at a ground-rule out of Jams. It was 1us1 another one-Yes, 11 wu Jason Serafin, "'ho Bamu, '"and noth1n1 was aid about an 1he first innana. double, but Harrell mformed the run game. another Sunset game. We smotbe~ a Mike Karpel o~na for the situation when we went over the Other than that. Karpel had e"ery-umpires at was a home run and the JU~t got the shon end of 1t this time " the four-beatr, strikiQI an over-pre..pmc ground rules. lhtn& going for him. He struck out offacws ~. (~ase'" IASEIAU/l lJ 1. Ocean View's Steve a.rett..
co111f,1' \R•:\ KOl '\DIP
Vanguards
-·· mmte-iilto-
Sea Kings stagger
.
first place
Kendall Kas~r's arand &lam ID the bottom of the fifth 1nnina raJlicd the
Soutbem Cahfomia Collesc basebeJI
team to an I t-5 victory over vis.ahna
Cal Lutheran and 1n10 first place an
the Golden State Athletic Conference
Tuesday. ·
The Vat\&uards trailed S-2 cntcnna
the bottom of the fifth "'hen Kasper
bit his blast, which put CC ahead to
stay at 6-5. The ~anguards added
another run an the fifth. two more an
the sutth a11d two in the seventh to
wtn Joing away. sec improvC1 to 19-1 1 overall. 8-2
m GSAC play, while droppm& Cal
Lutheran. which led the conference
aoina in~o 1he game. 10 ! 9.) J :...9-3.,
Winning pltchcr Jam uednck
survived a shaky stan and stttled
down in the final four innings. In
total. Dednck yielded 11 hits ind four
ea.med runs, but from 1he sixth 1no1ng
on. he aJlowed just two hitS and no-
runs, whilccollect1n1 three of has four Tv p k ( bo ) da-. CdM' J h H 11 stnkcouts. •, r • • ve .,.. •• 1 o n am •
Kasper was 3 for 4 w11h s1~ RBI . ton loolr1 on; .. low, Matt Cwlertnl• pulls
drivana 1n two other runt on a angle
sn the sutb. Kendall's brother Ke•tn
was also an the (tl1ddlc of the
Vanauards' attack, also aoina 3 fo r 4
and sconna th~ ttm«.
Joe A versa added thrc hm and four
RBI. which included a two-run
homerm the third. SoC.aJ CoUeae va 11s UCI a1 7
toni&ht for a non-conference
matchup with the Anteaters.
In a non-conference game
. VQ e, U.S. hlaerutt..J 5: Pinch-
• hatter Chris Gallcao lashed a 1inaJc up
the m1ddJctoscoreCounney Davis in
the bottom of the 10th innma to hf\ the Anteaters, who blew a 4-0 lead, to
the v1ctQry at UCI.
With two outs, Davis si n&Jed and
stoic second. Af\er Mike Goodca.se fflle ... Me COUEGE/llJ
. ----•.-Y ............ .., .... ,..,..
out one out. and Matt Herrtngto;. fJJI
dives fOf" th• ball ahead of Chris Olson f6J.
fl UeyOO·~--""t
with four-se_t ·win
( orona del Mar High· I t<'·bloom-
1 ng Sea Krng , off to a slov. st n in
terms of" on-loss recprd because-of a
dehbrrate procrast nation b) their
coach. Charlie BranJc. 'itunnr-d
prev1ousl)' unbeaten l 'nl\er it) Ht&h
Tuesday nlght in :X-a View l eaaue
\ olle) b:ill. pulhng out a four-~t
\ IC"lOI).
The Sea Kings. \\ho entered with
Just a. 1-1 o"erall record. ~Qrded a
17-15, 15-8, 9·15. 15·12 \U:lOI)' O\Cr
Orange County' No 3-rankrd Tro-
Jan , who \\Cr~· 4--0 <'ntcnng on their
own couJ1.
C..hn Pltha t>ad 14 kill~ and 13
blod..s .. T)h Pnct had 3 a 1'its and Man t-tcmngton and Ja\.On Pcrkms
each had 12 '-111 in the "' tOI')
The a Kinas took control late tn
the fint game after tr:ultna. 14 10 u
J.krran ton led a char e "'hale ser .. 101 to tie 1t at 14. then at er fa hnJ tX'htnJ
I 5-14, Brande's ere" pulled 1t out
Corona dcl Mar mo"cd to a 2-0
advantage ~fore l ~IOI a ~tep
backv.ard tn the third pme, then
mo"ed on for the win
''\\ e kind_ of v.enl to \lcep an the
Third pme ... said Brande, "as w of\en
ha~n~ v.ath momentum."
L'n1\ers1t,, led b\ ~-foo1-N <\tcfon
Mumav., had Corona dov.n l~ 10 1n
the dcc1dcr.®t ~.ith \1au Gv..1er1ni
sen 1n,.s. the ' a K1np ra l ed oil th<'
final fl"e points
The "'n sets ( d~1 up ~11h a 1-0
re<.o rd go1nj into .,ndl) 's crucial
agnm 1 '1s1ung \lev.port llaroor
··1 knev. la 1 \Car our ba krtNIJ
team v.ouJd do "ell. w I hcdulcd a
late a pO \Ible," said Brande .. ~hat
I didn't <''~t v.as that lhey ~cnt to
'ltatc ··
Brande \31d he v.a urpn~d b h1
team·., rclatt\C ucr .. aga1Mt the
taller TroJan who were led by
Mumaw· sttady baf'TalC of kills.
l:lscv.here in Sea View voUeybalJ:
twport R..W S, ,_ ... t: TbC
ho t tlors, bctund the play of Bally
JU)en (12 l.tlls) and Wm Allison
(e11ht kill ) \\Cpl to a I S-5.,) S-8.
I 5-I 3 dcc1s1on
E1taacla S, Feo&Wll . t:. Andy
holes' all-around pla)' and the ~mna of on HtnkJ~~lcd the host
Ca&le • 1mP.rov1na che ~les 10 3-6.
1-0 Foothill fell, 1 S.8. t ~. l S-9.
Jn prep boys sw1mmtng; •
Man.. l .. , Kullactoe ~ .. :
John WC$ter busied with compcti-
tton nataonalh unttl now. 101 10 his
ttt'$t high hool meet of the season to
help lead the V1k1ngs to the unset
Lc~uc triumph.
\\ 1th a 2·07 already racked up in
the :?CX>-brea~t troke whale at the senior n.attonah 1n Nol'Ul -Carolina,
We ter nt on to record routine
effort of 2 01 3S 1n the 200 1ndiv1d-
ual 1cdlc) and 1:02 47 in the too
brta tstroke v.11hout 1 push.
Hununaton &ach' Tom West-
cott. meanwhile, wa a wan~ 1n the
100 ~ck~trole, .a ina ~ 70 an an
unchallenacd c'cnt. Westcott rcttnt·
I) turned a I 3 m 1he 200 back troke
11 1hc Junaor imonals _in Lon.a
Beach.
In prep i.irt wimm'1ni. •
M•rtu 1'5"9. HuU.,... Beacll
84 ~t: -'nnc 1mmon and Diana
Orics~n ~ere Joublc-win.oert for the
V1k1np. v.ho also rctt1ved important
«tondal) points from Knsunc Man-
n10n tt'phaniC' Kramer. Lcmmcc
Nakamura and Erika Roth. who wa
w1mm1ng 1n an ofT--cvent.
FHataln Valley 114, EdJ .. H:
•\1mre .\oaar'!. Quahfvina tam« in the
(Pl.aw JH ROUNDUfi' /a2J
Steroid$: Ban may be near, and it's. aboLl!Jime Legislation
If Olym'pic Games have already b_~ed it, what's been holding things up 7 ne a ( ~0 ban
If san area v.hich most, 1f pressed The neptt H·sa~ 0\ e~hclnfmt, chaps In rcah I) that' IO or I 5 l uesda)' 'st'('\ clat 1ons from Penn-s tero Id use _about it, Yt'OUld adm111he)' don't bu t throu&h 1t all. lt ha been tolerated pen:ent of)Ourschool's blue chips s)'l .. anta undc~orc the s1tuat1on.
· \oowmucb about. -on-ttte«>ITesc;eommun1t~oflcgt v..~rc tn\.Ol"cd. m~ more A,nd 1f 11' an Penns) 1 ... .an1a. it' 1n
Thcuseofstcroids-acrutch andha&hscfloollcvelforatlcastthe That' \\h) l ha\eb«n.fonomc Southem(ahfomaa. /:or preps wh1ch1 lotof1tblctcs ha'e usro in pa.st IO)cars tame urpnscd that no one v.ithtn the One promincntathlcttc trainer / l ordtttotetan~.ortokttpupw11h ll'snotthcproblcmonc 1 SOCtates (IF u1hcm')ccuon.orfrom an' a su~meafcwv.cd .. 11othcn-•o' the comJ)tUllon. bas been bandied with tb.edruacuhure which I\ ruonin hool d"tr1ct or 1nd1v1dual school "httle or no problem evident.-hut I
aboutalotsmcctbc 198801ymp1c rampant m soc1ct). bccau~wc'rt' ha norncpped lonh to ban th( u~·of didn't b(lac"e 11
GamcsinSeoulw1th the much· · talkan1abou1ma)be3pcteent ofll tcro1d Pennsylvanaa'sfiaurcs(500.000
pubhcizcd .ccount ofCanacb's Ben ~hoofsenrollmcn1. and 11'5 no1 Jf1heOl)'mp1c Gamescan ban 11. na11onall)' )t'onftrm the usp1non
Johnson, was was unctrrmonaousl)' add1ct1\'e. Bui it docs arc.at and Ja,1ina wh)' can't our hool 11 Thcrc'sccrtatnl)' noacc:u~llon\lo
nddcnou1ofSouth Korea on a ratl physical harm. It can't br because no one isn't ~made here -bul r ,e nc\.Crbecn
(actually at wasa pla.ne). nd th~sonof numberure aware of 11. nd 11 can't be b«ausc ihe able 1oaccepuome of the num~""
Vanualty nolh•ns bas bccnsaad rcallydecejv1na. problem 1s nottherc It's th~rc. but no which come out of v.e1aht training for aboutslcroldsposativef),e~ctpt that That 3 percent ttPrC ntsaarcat one 1s 1n""ttpt1nganc.I no one tt.s prep football team
1t•11lbclpypu1ttstront1Cr. dcalmorcanttrmsofnumbtrsofbluc donean\lh1naabout1t How1 l6-)ear-oldh1 h hool
80-year-.old battery enough
Old-timers belt Angels, 9-2· . ·
,,.,,,,, ........ .
tudent can b(nch pft' 42 pound
or Jill from the squat pm111on nearl~
60<)Pound numben.v.h•t h n\al
mtema11onal 1andard 10 thl' -..pon of
v.c1.sht11fhng, lca"c-s onc to v.onder
The one I remember mo~t"' s the
da. 1t"'a dectdedtodosom .. thm~
ff'teatt1ttCAALSON/12J
•
• <nnge C0Mt DAILY PtLOT I Wedn .... y. Apr11 5, 1Ut
'· 19 0 H I ' ti H I \ k
What price Dodgers' box seats?
--~----~--~---t~~~ ....... --.:.:i Attornexs ma e se<:::ret ~ett eme11t
From The AuodMM l'rets 11ckelS and tailed to as\ c her ll«'n5 10 lhc m t.
Mrs W)'man said in coun docummts that he wu
LOS ANGELES -The pmc is ovtr ~ bamboozled into \l&n1n1 tht 1973 aareemcnt
and somebody won but who got benched is a • 1 he finn araucd that Mrs. Wyman was way ofTbuc
secret. • when she wrote that her husband ''built a amt law firm
Former City Councilwoman Rosalind with the aid uf ticke ts acquictd by his wife." · ,
Wyman. y.iho helped lure tht 1988 World Series The panners cicprcsstd "dismay" that a ·•woman of
.champioh Dodacrs to Los Anaelcs from Brooklyn in plaintiffs bacqround, brccdina and character could
· 1958, filed a bccarh 19f COJltract suit against her late attach so m.uch s11nificance to eiaht baseball tickeu."
husband's law firm in an eff'on to regain control of cil!}l Afier al!&. said the law)'ers.1. Mrs. Wyman was paid S 1.3
premium season tickets to Dodaer baseball games. million .,r her husband's urm. On Monday1 she siJned a secret sculement that Mrs. Wy man said a deal w9sbcingnegotiated la \fall
ended the litipt1on against the Jaw firm of Wyman, when law 'firm. partner Howard Weitzman CJllcd the
Bautzcr. Kuchel and Silben, where her husband worked Dodgers to say' the di •putc had been resolved and aU .
until he died in 1973. tickets were sent to the firm.
Mrs. Wyman claims 1he was instrumental in She claims Weitzman squired "fr.A. taw" co-creator
obtaining the tickets and, in the 1960s, wl.s granted use of Steven Bochco to-one World-'Series g_•me and movie
the prime box seats by the la firm-mogul Tony Thomopoulo to another. '
"I brouaht the Dodgers here," Ms. Wyman said. Wc11zm~n was out of town and unavailable to
expl•ming her fierce battle for the scats. hand-~lcctcd comment by telephone Monday.
with late Dodger owner Walter O'Malley. • Neither ide would say who wound up w11h the
When her husband died in 1-973, she said she signed disputed seats as a re ull of Monda) 's settlement
an agreement that gave her the right offirst refusal to the The attorneys involved uggested: Take yourself out
tickets and the ri&ht to purchase them if the firm didn't. to the ball park and sec. They're nght behind home plate
Mrs.Wymansued.claimingthefirmgaveawaytwoofthe . anRow 218,seats I through8.
Walsh decides to turn pro I'\ TH•: Rtt:.\('H•:RS ./
The NFL draf\ gained two blue-ffip
players and a touch ofintrigue Tucsda)' when ~
University of Miami quanerback Steve 'C..::Y'
Walsh announced his intention to turn pro
/)
M•ter Del Htgh•s Kennedy Pol•, '•lthCK19h
just 6 -.foot-t , JtO pounds. dlspl•J•d re·
o~~,....,,.__
mark•ble strength-wltft tft• w.191'-n. bUt
Injuries cut Short his career..
and the league granted admission to Heisman Troph)
winnerBanySanders. ---
Sanders, who threatened he would go to court 1f
necessary to enter the NFL. learned 01at he wouldn't have
to. The NFL granted his request to enter the April 23 draf\
bccau~ his school. Oklahoma State, is · on NCAA
probation and because coach Pat
Jones alld athletic director Myron
Roderick support him.
"We've alwa)'s believe 1t best
for both professional and college
football that the NFL's elig1b1hty
rules not work to disrupt college
programs or players· educational
opponunitie"'' said NFL spokes-
man Joe Browne. ...
"But when an underclassman
whose program 1s under NC -\A
W•lsh .sanctions decides to tum pro with
the full suppon of his college coach and athletic director
and · when he has lost any remaining college football
eligibility in the process, we have no realistic choice but to
accept him." Half an hour later. Walsh announced he would gJ\.'C
up his final year of chgibihty, but he didn't specif)
whether he would petition for the regular draft or one of
the two supplementals -either in Jul> or September
Walsh. considered the second or third best quar-
terback available, doesn't need league perm1ss1on
because he plans to graduate this summer.
The 5-foot-9. 183 pound Sanders. who broke or tied
24 NCAA records last year whik rushing for 39
touchdowns and 2.628 )ards. 1s far more aware of his
status. As 1t stands no\\, the Detroit Lions. who choose
third. arc desperate for speed and arc likcl) to take him
Walsh. on the other hand. is ranked with Washington
State's Timm Roscnbach -another Junior "ho ma) go
in either the regular or supplemental drafls -one le' el
below UCL.\'s Tro) Aikman. · Aikman was considered a cinch to be taken b) the
Da. llas Cowboys. who choose first, until the team was
purchased 1n February b> Jerry Jones. Jones named
Walsh's college coach, Jimmy Johnson. to replace Tom
Landry.
Hence the intngue.
Ql'OTE Of' THt: DA 1·
Eralt Bub, former Chicago Cul?s star. at a
roast in Billy Manin 's honor: "Billy's the only player
listed in both the Baseball Register and Ring
Magazine. His hitting coach was Jake La Motta."
Lakers cruise past Sonics
A.C. Gree• scored a career-hish 33 ~
points and Maile Jobson had 18 assists as • ~
the Los Angeles Lakers beat Seattle. 115-97, r
Tuesday night. handina the SuperSonics ----
their sixth consecutive setback. The Lakers, who lead the
NBA 's Pacific Div1s1on b) 31'1 games over Phocnt.\.
notched their 50th victory. the 10th consecutive ume they
have reached that mark. The La.kers' Kareem Abcl•I·
Jaltbar, who will celebrate hJS 42nd birthday on Apnl 16,
made his final regular-season apP.Cllrancc in ~nle and
received a lounge chair and an 011 painting of himself in
action. He spent much of the game on the bench.Johnson
scored 15 points and had' nine rebounds as the Lakers beat
Seattle for the third time in five mectjngs ... Mcanwh1le.
Reale Lewl1 scored 27 points and Kevta McHale added
2 I as Boston ended a four-game road losing ~trcak with a
124-108 victory over the Clippers at the Sports Arena.
Robert Parl1b scored 19 points for the Celtics, who have
won all I 0 games against the Oippcrs since the Clippers
moved to Los Angeles from San Diego at the start of the
1984·85 season. The Clippers were led by Benoit
Beejamln with 28 points and rookie Gary Grant w11h 23.
Gretzky faces e~-teammates·
lNGLEWOOD -Try to find a more
fascinating NHL pla)off scne in Thi~. 1tre •-
Wayne Gret1k) transition year, than the l' '..:.
mythe D1' 1S1on ~mi final matching the
two-time defending Stanlc)' Cup champion Edmonton
Oilers against tht re'" ed Los ngclcs 'Kings. ·
There probably isn't one s1mpl) because of Rrucc
McNall's S 15 million gamble lasi Aug. 9 that brought
GrctLky from the Oilers to thr once hfele').s Kings. Gret7k> 's acqu1s111on by Mc all. the Kings' owner
and a.fifelong hockc' fan. led to an 1mmcd1atc power shift
in the mythe 01' 1sion. lnstcadoffin1 hang founh orfif\h
as usual the Kings "ere second at 42-31-7 and chncht.-d
home-1ct advantage over Edmonton. The Oilers were
third at 38-34-8. their lo"est finish since I 980-81.
Grevk.y. who made hockc~ fun for the King_,. will try
to help dethrone the team he led to four Stanley Cups in
the last fi ve seasons.
The bc)t--Of-se"cn series begins at the Forum tom&)lt.
Game 2 will b( pla}ed here Thursda) night before lhc
series sh1f\s to bdmonton for games Saturday and
Sunda). The team~ spht thc1re1gh t regulaMeason games.
·Morrison hired by San Jose
Staa Morrlsoa. an assistant coach at San ----
Jose tate niversity two decade ago before * bema head coach at Pacific and tJSC. will
CARLSON-
From••
about one of Mater De1 High\ trul)
fine athletes.
He was Kennedy Pola-a
linebacker who was destined for
gre.atncss. Or.so It seemed.
The M onarehs' sa fTtold me a&u t
him, howtcmfic he was simply in
termsofwe1ghthft1pg. not to menuon
~ckhn_Jonrushinarunnmg backs. An
exetpuonal athlete, he ran the 40 1n
4. 7 and was6-foot-1, 195 pounds as a
sophomore st.anenn 1979
Samoan, h1scoacjlcalled him
"awe~me" dunng p.rcsea on chatter.
. No one d 1sagreed. he was.
Sooneday wcdec1dcd we'd do
somethmgon Kennedy Pola.s1mpl)
in d1splaymgh1'> might 1n the Mater
Dc1 we1ghtroom.A few day: later. it
wa~ota was on CheThjured
list.
The word was, although no one
would confirm it, that he had hun
himself while hftina forthe photo,
and as time went on, Kennedy Pola
went from hun to too-much hun.
· He went on to play for three )cars at
Mater Oct, but tne word was that' be
never fully recovered. and his "ca·
recr" wa up-and-( mo tly)-do.wn at
USC.
Were steroids one of the problems? lt'sa question l've askcd . .an an w~r
nc,errcce1ved. -
That's~ustoneexamplc.aod 1fone
were to really investigate, I'm ccnain
no school would escape the same son
of noto11e"ty. Ten \Carsnjlo. 5tcro1ds wt"ren 't
tn communtt) cotrcgc tennis:
Riverside $, Golden West 4: Robert
From B 1 Lucas stood out in !>mglc!> for the
50frecstylc(sccond in 2S.56)and 100 visitine Rustlers. but R1 \.ers1de's
free (first in 56.02) were Lhe h1ghhght\ sweep an doubles tu med 1t around to
tn the ( hargers' defeat drop Golden Wrst.t<> 4-11 overall, 3-5
ROUNDUP
In bJih, hool golf:· in conference _pla).
Edison !21, Ocun View 232: lnh1ifl ~hool tennis.
Charger Jason Vanderplar. and Mike FoualaJn Valley 13,MariH $: ~11.t
Holme from Ocean View shared Mell and Colb) Morita Sla)'ed un-
medalisl honors with 42 at ScacltfT beaten an Sunset matches. while
Countf)' Club in tht' unset League Bnan Winten.tcin also sv.cpt_ 1n
opener for both schools. --singles to pace the Baron<1, 3-0 1n
Mariu H7, Fo.otalo Valley 214: league. to the vlltory.
Dan Dalton paced the Vikings with a 8uU•1&01 Be.ell II, Wtttml11ttr
2-undeT 34 at 11lc Square Parli.. 1n the 8: A-nd) Stewart ~cpt to his 36th
~unset Lcaaue opcner. slnlt&hl singles victor) ~1th a 6-0. 6-0.
C.r ... cltl Mar· 197, Newport 6-0 brce7e a) the Oilers punish('d the
Jta..-ZU; JefT Pa1ch and te"c hosts. 1mpro"ing to 2·1 m \unset
Dana hared medali t honors tor the Lcagoe pla)
Sea King • r.hooting 1-<>"Cr 381 at the t.a,... Btacll II, Laiua Hilb i~
Costa Me~ Golf Club. Fr('st\man Graham yillcs led the
E1la11eia tH, U11ver1U)' tit: Au~ Ar\lst • 9-2 overall. with lhe Pacific
tm Maki hot a 2-undcr 34, Kenny C oa t l..caguc opener a1 t.aauna I hlls
(alven fired o 37 and Mike Joyner a weeping three foe! b~ 6-0 mar&m\ 38 for the Ea&les in the Sea View In high school 50ftball
League wan at Ra ncho Son Juaquin. OctH View IJ La Habra t: Jennifer
In men• college tenn1\· Kimble rcurcd i. I of the ~2 b3ucn \ht'
UCI $. U. of u Diego I: Mark faced m p11ch1n1 a one-hitter d the
Kaplan, who reccntl )' made the Jump Seahawk' notched the non-league
from 72nd to 14th an the na11onol victory al La lfabra
rankings. struggled to a 6· 3, 2-6, 6-4 Kimble allowed onl~ a second
dcc1s1 on over Da~1d Stewart. It wa) inning s1nale ofTthc third b:l\Cman's
Kaplan' 18th straight victory and &Jove, but rctt~d oel)One el~. four
moved him to 24-5 overall &y strikeout Ocean View'\ only run
Mike Bnag.~. rated 5 th and cttmc 1n the fourth when Marla
Trc\'or Kroflemann: rated 20th Pickard doubled, too third on a poh~hcd off fl'leir opponent\ 1n fielder'\ choice and orcd on Jcn-
tra1ght ts UC I 1 16-6 O\Crall nafcr Phillips' 1nalc up the nuddle.
return to San Jose a head ba\ketball coach. -----
The Associated Pre s learned Tue~ay. San Jose State's
director of ports information. Lawre9e1 Fu, had no
comment on the rep()rt He s:ud Lhe school has no new
conference heduled at th1 11me concerning a new
ba ketball coach. A source familiar with the s1tuat1on told
the AP that Momson would replace 8111 Berry, fired •
March 24 in the wake of a protest walkout by 10 membcr<i BASEBALL of the team. who accustd him of ""erbal abu~" and
"ment.al cruelty." ... In other spon new TueW&y: F.rom 81
Former UCI 11-Amcncan Ktvt. Maaee led Maccab1 Tel 1 hobe. who allowed Octan View
Aviv to a come-from-behind 99-86 \ICtory O\Cr Am JUSl four a1~c O\Cr seven 1nninp
Thcssalon1ka of Greece and in to the title pme of the de pile pitch1n1 under du~ had 1t
European Final Four club ba'ketball tournament. Mageeo when 1t counted
hit a Jump shot that stancd the l\raeh team on a 34-1 I The ahawk' had 1 runner at
spun and turned a 6S-60 deficit into a 94-79 lead withJU\l second with two outs 1n the founh
over a minute rem:uning. Magee had a pmc-h11h 29 when Mike Burn 1n&Jed up the
paints ... A man h ted in coun documents by a code middle with Dan HcmandC'1 at
name and identified by sources a, Cincinnati Reda' second. but the laucr aot cau&)lt in a
Manager Pt&e Rose wagered $8.000 to S 16,000 da1ly on rundown round ina third.
game!. during the 1987 sca50n, The Plam Outer of In the iitth, the St.hawks had
Cleveland reported today. Three sources clo5e to the case run Mn at second and third with one
said the bets were made on bascbell pmcs. the paper said out. but an infield out. an 1ntenuonal
... Free ~gent corncrback i... 8~ Jr., son orba~bell walk and a fly bell to ten ended the Hall of Farner lA4I llrd, s1pcd a coniract W1th the thl"t'at.
Rams. Brock, 24, was drafted in the tee0nd round b) the In the ~venth. Cory Colbcn
San D1qo haracrs 1n 1987 .•• Barry CelUer. the top siftlkd and ldva"''C'd on Ke\'tn
a isant h*sketblll coach to MIR M•.....,, at Mullens' b11e hi\. but Thobc struck
Stanford ·~ pat three scat0rts. was . na~ as Butkr out the next bitter and aot the last
Un1versaty 1 bead coeda •.. The. Un1vm11y of Akron batter on a fly ,0 <Tntcr. nam~ ~ n Crew..,. •! 1ts bllketball coach. "That wu ~bly the least
replllCtftl M !'h .... · who resianed.last ~O!'lh to 1ue amountofvdocit~ l'~eevertetn him
over the mm • ~ prapam at .aaaanau • • · throw " said Hamll of his Mn-,,... v .... ~~:wt...._ bot.h said that they'""° a;med pncher. His faatbllls must
throush ~OtllUfll contrKt nlmltons that~ keep ba~e been around 75 mph. he's bttn
thml w11h the ManftC'IOCa Twiu after &bas tealOft, launa111o baa he :ted to pach
M1DDC10ta <iew1n1Ma....,:S:* n • =::•t .. , ~ 11 · H ...... =. ~ ~ .. ...i • 1111 -.:.. 1 waaa on 11pen. e us ~.......-.· UI m .. .,un .a.1 -knew he · •1 have htt f(>Od
the wint woa'ury '° reoptn 111a•'1t •• liliadl aftlr tbe 11Mb91l ..
1a10n ••. The MilwuUe Ire-a fl1 a .. M ,_ ~MWtpeed. nobealloMd
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Elllwilrr. r1-'f'I va1er '· •• r. k ne Barons. IMl~~1 moved '9IO I lie for flnt pleCi W1U1 I .... a1dl Jui~ ovacoei .. _ ~• ftwe-Na MM•ftftllifnaiftl.._MdpustM v~ ... ~,-...
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cl('anna double tly • ott >..Jrl v.ood,
v.a ri&ht in the middle of 11 a the
Baron rallied.
tcve Grack OJ)Cncd w11h n infield
single and John Ortl'lcr banard out a ba~ h1t, lO Kt up I 1Cr1Ct o( KtNCkS
for Manna ..-h1ch had to ba'e 11~
coach. Paul Renfrow, lt1 p1na for
re It cf.
Walb to Mark Dodd and 1 om
Mcndo1.a forced over the first run,
th.en an error scored another, Mont-
aomcry walked for an RSI, then Mike
Walcon's sacnficc ny one out lattr
got anoU\Cr run across; Mau Hallock
had an 1nfickf 11nak for an RBI to tie
and Grack, up taain. rca<'hcd on
another Manna error.
"We aot one ball out or the i nfield
and ICOt't si• run,," said Baro11
( OICh La Ruft'a. •• Amazina. I know It
must ha"e been a n1puna~ for Plul
Renfrow. They took ldvan'81f of our
mistakes in the ftfth 1nn1na. tt\Cn •'C
took advan• oft.Mir m11111tcs.
··we've bttn play1nc l"t'll wtll
~ti». bur ttus was not a ~u. ~)edpme.'' . Some or tbc bnt olay came from
Fountain Valley rrfitf pncMr' Jeff
H*. who_jOl lhe •ve after lhut••na
MM\111 off i• lhe tulh. theft '" the
IC"Cftlll after allOwiaa lht ftna two
bitten IO lft on bue.
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conii1dereClo ncofThtnpT<Tdu:
nfortunately. IO )earslaterand ·
. af\crall the robhclly, steroids are still
around, \lll being u~d. but under
ro~r ·
h'sdoubcful ;,n') prcporcommun1-
I) college football coach would con-
done 1ero1dut th1\ p<>1nL. but •he
simple lack ofcontroll1ng. or main-
uun1nganyson of\ 1gal against them.
1sn'tapparent
The (act that there 1s no law against
11 dOC'5n't really noat When the
ev1d<;nce 1s o"crwhelm1~ sooncror
later ~meone has to sa) enough 1s enough, stop ..
I lopcfull>: the acuon 1n Penn-
'>'hania will bet.he bcglnmngofthe
t'nd
Fountain Valley 4, anny HUis 0:
~ha.nnon Ham~on had a two-ru.n
double in the fifth inning and Shan·
non Dolan followed with a run·
o;conng triple in the ~ventll as the
I 0-2-1 Baron rolled at unny Hills
Sophomore Rae Rice stancd but
gave "a)' 10 wptromore Janet
M11ahara tn thr th ird inn1na after
~ufTcnng a sl1gh1 shouldrr 1nJUI) on
the bascpaths
Ml)ahara (5-1 )got the win. stnking out.,,,. tn five innings.
Irvine 3, Woodbridge 0; Jennifer
Brundage to'iscd a one-hmer and
drO\C 1n thr fir'iNlJn of the game as
the\' aqueros blankd Jhe Wamors 11 HcnLag~ Park Onl) thrrt' Wood-
bridge batter\ reached b:lsc -ont on
ar) error and another on a walk -as
Brundage fanned eight.
fn1ne. 7-5-1. ~ored 11s fim run 1n
the third a" Came ( aud1ll. "ho "'cnt
2 lor 3; doubled. stoic third a"d came
home on a ~cnficc fl) b} Brundage
lA&llU Buch 9, El Mo4tu i :
Tem Anderson and Margo Rathbun
each went l for 4, Rathbun with three
RBI and Andel'\on. the winnina
pucher, with two RBI as lh t Ani~I\
rttord1...-d the non~lcaguc "1ctof)' at El
Modena
Liberty Cllrl1tlaa l 9 Ploattr 8 ap-
l1Jl U: a1cher Jenn) Enastrom had a
solo home run and Heather 1cln1 ky
had a bascs.-c:learina double in 1 nine·
run c1&hth inn int as the Minutemen
rtcorded a non· C3 uc win 1n or-
waU, to 1mpro\.t to ·2
'antt)'. comtnJ alter Wcstm1n ter
had built a 7-1 kad
R)-an KIC\ko -.as ~cstm1n tcr'<s
p~m1er pcrformcr, go1nl I for I wtth
a home run ond tv.o 81. $COnn1
lhrcc llmt1. v.allon.a thrte times and
tcahna tv.o basu.
Brcnt Heredia was another tand·
out for Wcstm1Mtcr. com1na throu&)I
wuh an R Bl·"n&k after the prcvaou~
baller was -.alkcd 10 set to him. then
com•n& throuah dcfcM1vely with a
leaping_ catch a.nd iubscQucnt double
pla) allcr the 01lc1'1' beclHG-bKk
home runs to retire the udc.
Weitm1n,tcr 1mpro~cs 10 9-S·I
overall. ..
In the Plcifac Coell Laauc. • ~Hllbl;W~tl:J1m
Skidmore v.-enl 2 ror 1 ·.,,h IWO
doubles and 1 pair of RBI and ~ve
T cppcr was 2 tor 2 with two ltol at
f rabuco Hill improved to 4-0 in
lctauf. 7.3 O\crall.
. llu Hanan ~nl 2 for 2 with two
RBI (or Woodbn.. and Mark
Howard was 2 for4 With an RBI. ore..t 11, C..• .._ Ii: Mesa
KOrtd IOur limes tn the fana nuaaaa.
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91 :'°9 ICAY naM an W9.
N .,_..., .. But o&Mr than that, I don't think the
tlwl MMnftMna mffn1~ul.
''If.I aave up a ll-ad·oO tnpk. I'm not going
to pitch to s&\c that run," hC' said, "I'll trade an
out fora ran li'leyC'Jn M\'t'tt I'm Just ao1n1 to ao out the.re-and ti) to wm the:-ballaame.
___ ._('INCi Tl.-Otd H~nh1ser'1 record ~trc~k is around. I thank 1bat' sunr. When the
streak of scorck~ 1nnirl&) 1 ah\e at S9 H he <New York} Met~ \Coreil oTTmc in ffic •>l>m. ~res for his fir t 1989 stan. But not to f•nk it cndC'd." -· Hcrsh15Ct. Hcf'lhiSt"r fin1 ht'd the rciular sca~n ~•th
The lc)s n_gclts Dodacrs' right-hander S9 scorelcn 1nn1n1s one better than the
d°"n't care about the scorelcst streak that he · ~rcvious n."Cord b form~r DOOter Oon
take$ into his stan tonight apanst the Cincin-Drysdale. l noffic·1all). he C\tl'ndcd Jnc mtak
nau Reds •Althouah C'f.ery add1t1on·a1 scoreless to 6 7 mnm s '" the pla)oOs ag.ain\t the Mets
inning -.111 make ba\Cball history. he considers before allO*IO& a run.
the strca~ h1sJO') Under baseNll'~ i~lord·lic.·cpm& &)stem.
''It I throw one 1\'rO up the-re. n's one 1ero.
it'll &t'l llcd togcthr" 1th an estri k. It'll be II.and
of a funn) astcmk, to \<.•e .S9 plu!> one. J t doc~n 't
t\Cn seem likr 11'~ \\Orthwh1lc. Ma)'be at kn\t l
can get three or four to make the asterisk
worthwhile."
"I don't than tlbout that at all," he ~1d the Pottttason run~ don't count apin~t the." Tue~a). durin,a a workout at Riverfront ttcak. which is earned over to tlus ~a~n.
'tad1um. "lhcy re ioina to tic that toaether iri' E~n additional ~hutout annrna he pitchc-s wall
the record boo~\ w11h an :asterisk. If I throw a be'.added onto the trcak.
As far a the Rh!\ urc t'onu•rncd, b"a.1un1
the scorclcs SltC'ail. ai. more a matter of necc\\ll)'
t!'an finding a plate rn hi IOI)
shutout. ma) be we c;an \a) I've &Ot a \trcak of Bcrsh1-.cr \tt'> that more u a techn1calit)
"We netd to be able 10 <t<:orc 10 win," ~honstop Rarl") Larkan said ··ob"1ou\ly we
·.John, 45, sets .
down Twins in .
opener, 4-2
From The Associated Press
Tomm} John 1\ more 1hnn nn old man H('' Old
Man Wanner
"He's been doing the same thin1 fore ver," Minne· Ola Twins anagcr Tom Kell) sa1a'f u-csduy mgh1 nAe:r-1-~~~r-i-:--+...-._.::;._~__,---.-.--.;....~.l
has team lost the ~ason opener 4-2 to 1he New Yorlr..
'iankecs and John, at 45 the maJo~· oldest pla)er in the
Mctrodome
"flt! ran 11 away. ~nk ti av.a). t..ept tt down and
outside," Kdl> 5'!1d ··w e got pknl> of hits We JU\I
couldn'1 gc1 an) when v.e needed them There v.as a 101 ol
sk1ll 1n' ohcd. a lot ofknov.-hov. "
(,1,ch httkchancc of making the YJlnkce!>at the stan
of spnng training. John 11cd a maJor-league record v.hen
he opened hi\ 26th mnJor-Jcague ~ n Deacon
Mc(iutrc also pli.)cd for 26 sca~n (1884-1912)
"People ha\C doubted m~ since I "'as 19 }cars old. · Andre Dawson of the Cubs follows
through wfth two-run homer during fourth
Inning Tuesday against Phlladelphla. . !la)tng that I couldn't throw hard or I "ouldn'I belong an
the ma1ors," ~1d John. v.ho allo .... cd tv.o runs an ~'en
innings 10 mo\C pa t Robrn Robem into 20th place on 1he all-1tmc \lllOI') It t with 287. "Back 10 '61. when I after IOad1nl! the h.i~'> v.tth. none out as C"h1cago be.ll ~•gnc-d, people 10 m)' hometo"n .,.,ere c;.i~ing. ·~ho arr Ph1lad cJph1a at '-'• ngln "'u:ld. spoiling "\'ac k L-e)"1'c; ~ou ll)ang 10 fooP' And here I am mJnaizcm1I dchut
· "I tccl aHtrona nov. at 45-plus as 1 haH in th\· last 1 o 1 lh)ay,son'c; ho1m1 c1r the 2rY19thc.lol~h1'> l.tr1:cr, cafnll' tRn the ueats •• ·· . · OUO 1nnmg · 0 O'ler 0\ 1 oumans a. tcr )-OC
Berng ol(i hac; c;omc bcncfi_lS. too But so far. John ~andbcrg had orx·m:d thl· 1nn1ng "'11h a doubl e.
hasn't been able to ca tt in on all of them ~ Rtl ~ ~ut~l1t1e Y.On h1"i ~rnnd \tra1ght ~nglc~.f 1cld
··1 tned to get a 1 cn1or c1tw.:n·~ d1~~iu..i1u..c.1b-I~ ~c.r. the hr~L pitcher ~ accomp1LS.b _tp.c ~ nce-
the t11rpor1 the other dn) ."he \31d. "(Thl' dm er) Y.ouldn't C1roH·~ < le' l'land \lcxandcr 1n 1925 an~ '1926 Sutd1ffc go for ti " Y.Cnt 5 • 1nn111~\. ullu.,.,.ing three run' ()n fl,e hu,, v.all111g
John got out of i.cvcral tight ,pol'> to help mJkl' th rt.'l' .1nd \lr1~mgou1 four He al'io tut two s1nglcs·that-kd
Dallas Green'\ managerial debut a sucCC'-'> to r u~'I . "lle's the one who cOn\lnced me he could pitch .. C1lant 8,Padre13:Brutdlur\t"cl'>\hcllcdan his an
ureensatd "He'd better tll) out thcrf a~ long as he can ... Diego Jehul >H:ld1ng rnn~c Utl \l' home~ runs-to "ill
Roberto Kell) also helped Green .... rn He-wem-4 for {lark.and 1'.t:vill ~1ttchllll in~run.1htrd.1nn~n,~_an
4, dro' c in the t) 1ng run and \Cored the wanner 1n th e-fifth f ranca'l<.·o hfat the Padr<.:' at fol k;. \1 urph) \taJ1un~
offloscr f rank v10ra. v.ho might ha \C been pilchtng an ha\ llur'll I M·b for thi:. Bu wn R1..~ \o\ last ~a on,
final sca~n opener for the T"'ms In thl' n1n1h. Kell\ p11ch1.·<l h'c inning\ Jn<l allow1.·d eight runs a"nd l_O hll'I FRA~.
Oil FILTERS
want 10 ~ak the inrnll; you've 101 to score to
win,·· •
The tttak staned on Au& JO with lour
hutout anmnp at Montreal. Hr then shut out
Atlanta twice, C'Jncinnati. Houston an'lf San Francisco. befort brtakana Drysdale' record
Sept. 28 at San 0aC'IO with I 0 scorelc\ inning~.
He was remarkable. dunn& the \trcak.
allow1n1 JUll 31 hits and 11 walks an the 59
rnnanas
The streak was a prelude for his po~tstason
excellenct He was voted Most Valunblc Pla}er
of both the National Lcaaue championship
series and tbt' World Scnes. He shut out the
Mets m Game 7 of the champ1onsh1p •r11.·\,
llnd pitched a compktc-aamc \.tctory in thr
fifth aamc of the World Series
·PENNZOIL
'MOTOR OIL homered on Juan Berenguer tO m.ikc It 4-:! l\.ell\ (}<)\\0\ J>lllh~:d \l'\Cn S<Ordt:S'i IOOll)~ for the'
J ohn' fif"\I ~awn-opening assignment came in h1\ \IC tun and "ii" relal'\l'd b)' Joe Price .
first full b1&-kaaue season. I 965 when Viola v.n s 4 )C<m Astro 10, Brave 3: ~1lc 'xull one da\ alla~1~n1ryg
old John's 691\I career sta n mo,ed him past ua\lord J Soi b m1llmn rnnlract t:\ten.,1un , c1llov.ed '>I\ hits tn
• limit 2 at sole price.
• #PHBA •Reg. 2.57.
·• limit 12 quarts at
sole price.
Pert) into founh all-timr. 'iC\Cn 1nn1ng.'>.ind h1ta t\\O-run srnil.1:. lcading l lou,lon 10
l:lscwhcrc an 1hc \mcr1tan I cagu1.. the '11.'h>r) in lhl· .\"ttrodonw
Rangers 4, Tigen O: Knuckleballer ( harhc Houg~--It "·'' the mo\I run'> tn th\· \C.l\on opt'ner tv1
pitched a fhc-h1ller .ind ~Ott n et<. her JrO\ C 1n lhrt:l' I lllll\lon \llllC ltl.6:!. "'hen lhl' I ldu lon \·nll.f!i\ f1Cat thl..' run~ leading Tc11a ()4151 Detroit hclure the largc\I < htlJll11 <uh,, 11 ·~
opening-de) t.'fo"'d in Ronger\ h1stur\ 0 Hough. 41 )'Car old. ~truck out fiH~ Jnd Y.alkc<l \\w 0
en route to h1\ 11th career hutout and lir\t <.tmt.· I 9 h I k Yankees 4, Twins l
IS )-1 IO opcnand-<iJ)' Stan N&W YOttK .. ,ltllil MINNUOT:., .... OCT'•OIT .. , ....
Detroit starter Jack ~form. 7-l 1n 10 opt'n1ng d;n :_, •• ~: ~ ~ 11 ~ "',; : ; ~: ~~:.; ! :~: ~i.4'~!.'.. ~ ~; ~
tlltAJ •
Marl'> allov.cd \I\ hll!> 1n eight '""'"¥-ll•o•JMI'' • • 1 o ~··'"' • 1 • o """ '•" 10 J • o o ,. • .,.~ 10 • • 1 •
In tht l'oa11onal League· ~"":'; .·~ ; : : : ~~'. ~ ! : : : [:~~ '' : : : : ~:;·•.-;.. . : : : : E1po1t.Plratts$:JcO Rotunson"all l·d I 1m Raine\ M~•· • ••o l •-"' '• • o ...... , • o • o •o •' ••••
v.11h \he b;io,e~ loaded'" the ntnth anl'llng. gh mg Montrl·.il ~C~• ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ..!:"' ; : : : ~:;!~~.,. J.:: •• ::;•.,.< n n
the season-opening 'icturv over l'1mhurgh at Ohmp1t. ~~=:~. :n: ~~:~·.:·· !:;: ,:,Ii • >~:n ~:..:•• ~~!: '1ad1um ..... • ,,,, 1 ..... .., 1oto sc ... "" ._
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ba-.c -loa<lcd \tn&k "'1th IY.O out~ m the.· n11Hh Rohin.,on sew• •• -, _ ~ ~::;.:: 1 ,.':'6: ' ~-l~
then Y.alkcd !(runes on a J-~ p1t( h 10 forte 1n tht' "'1nn:ng :=,::. : ~= :_; •
run ~0~ ~·~.... ";' Y,,. .:.. ! \nd' MlCJa tliu!\fl pitched I 11'1n1n \ol rchcl to ruck lll ., .,... ~..-. CC•••• .-11 ~·"' ... II 8 • .,.-, 2 1 .... .__ I IJI
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son 3·0), 4 OS om Phlla~ohia IHowtll O II et Cn1cago (t••••d·
(!ult 11· IOI. 4 35 o m
Allal'lll IP Smltn 7· ISi at Hou•ton llC.neooer •.-si. S;JS o m
ThurtdlY'• G1me1 o.oters at Conclnnall. 9 3S • m
St LOYll at New Yorio., 10 3S a m
PhlladelOl'lle at Cnkago, 11 lO • m
Pill11>Yrgn at Montreal. 2 o m
Atlal'lll at Houston. S 3S o m
Only Qtmft Knedoi.d
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Whlte Soi f, Aneels 2
CHICAGO CALll'OttNIA
ID r II bi lb r 111)1
Guot•enu
Gattghr cl
811nes 0"
Catc1tr n .t 8o\lon ,,
GWaltr 11>
F Sk C p .. oua 11
Lvons !ti
£Wilfml1> T....,
S 1 I I Ow11119 Oh • 0 0 0
• O 1 1 Rev 2t> • O O O • 1 1 3 OWMe cl • I , ,
• O O 0 Jovner lb • 0 O 0
0 1 0 0 Armas r1 l 0 0 0 s I 2 I 8 oc,,.tte II 1 0 0 0
S 2 I wsn1n rt t I I I
J O 1 I Pamsll c ) O O o
• I I O Howe 31> ) o O 0
• ? J 0 SCllCMltcl u J 0 0 0 JI t 14 t T_.. l l 2 J 1
Sc-l>Y .......
Cllic.t.. 010 021 oos-' CMlf9mia 100 000 010-2
e-HoweN Ray. Lvon• DP-<111fornlll I
LO&-Cn;ceoo 6 Cahlornia 2 ?II-EW1H11m1
DWl'llle. GWafker HR-OWhlft tll F••lo. (IJ
WeSlllngton I II Beints I II SF-P11ou1 Gal
la~ IP H It ER ea so
CNc. .. ReunW t·O 0
~a~ 0
MWlll L,0· I 61 l 9 4
Ml111on I l·J 0 0
3 1 1
0 0 2
McClure 1 3 S I 0 0
Hervev I l 0
HBP-<:etoeron lb•
0 0 I
McCturtl
WP-McClure BK-McClure
Umooras-Home, Brinkman. Flr1t
Second, Coble, T11oro McCtettand
T-? 4S A-al.26S
Wemen's touf'Nnwnt
(at Hlteft HM41 hleftcl. S.C.)
s.ceM lteuMI ~
Coonev.
Sletfo Gftf, WHt ~menv def Ro .. tvn
F11rl>.tnlt. Soutll Africa, 6·4. 6·3 Martina
Nawalllove. FOl'I WOl'll'I, TeitH def Laure
Gi~llltf, Peru, 6·4, 4·6, 6-0. Netai.a
Z~•""· Sovie! Ul'I~. def Wendv Whitt. For1
WOl'th, Tex•~ 6· 1 •·?, Arantaa S.ncnez
SPaln, def Sara G-, 8rlta•n, 6·0. 6·0
Catarln• UndQvlst, Sweden. def C.mltte &an
tamln, Baker\fleld. 3·6, 6 4 6· 1
hlllne Fuk:o, Aroenllna. def Ive Bu<Sarove
CrKhenlOv•kle, 6·3, 4·6, 6· 1, Jana PosoitllOve, Cr~tovekla, def Reffaelll R9991, llalY. 7·S,
6·4; Linde Ferr•nOo, llel't, def. Ro•le C.aMI\ San Francisco, 6·0, 6·0, R19l11e Rekhrtov•
CztchOslOvekla, ~ IHbtt Cuero, Weit Ger·
manv, 7·6, 6·2, l(erel'I SChlmoer, Soull'I ~k•
def Marla Strendluno, Sweden, 4·6, 6 l , 6 2
Cotlqe rantrlnts
(bY Vf/fve Tennh)
1 UCLA 150, ? Cel•fornle 1~. l LSU l:M,
4 GIO!'gla. 132 S. UCI, IJli 6 Kentuov. 1?0
1. SllnlOl'd, tie. I South Caroline 1 IS. 9
ClemM>ll, un. 10 111e1 use eno Mlem1, 91 n
TCU, IS, ll Ptootf'dlM, 79. 14 Arizona 71
1S. Univ Sen Oleoo, 65, 16 Ala~,,,. ». 17
!lf«lhweslern, 46, 11 Mlu ls.ioot, 41, 19 Arken· .. ,. u. 20 Lono hKfl State JO
UCI~
Senior Merli IC.aOlall, whO nas won 17
llrMht sJ119ln malC'llM, Improved trom ~ 12
IO No 14 KIM!lal'I I• n-s over1t
Jul!oot Trevor Kr_,.,,.nn, 19·14 Is No 20 Soohomot• Mike 8 rtoos. 16·9, 11 No 51
K•Plan and IUCtlard lutlntf ( 17· 1) ere No
14 In dOullln, lr19os·t<r~ ( 12·SI are Mo
17 In Ooubln ·•
B\Sl:H\11 ~
c..... ~
NON-CONFlltaNCI
UCI 6, U.S. ""911\1.._., u S t1'11trna11ona! 000 000 ?12 <>-S I l
UC t 100 300 010 1-6 11 3
Con1ev. Marrano• Ill eno Page, CrabtrM
1101 l(oc!m, Catvert (41 HMlfl 171 MIY (t )
ano ROberSOft. &er111r I 101 w~v
L-M1trang1 ?8-Moule w (USIUI
38-ltodf'iguez (UStU) GooctcaM (UCI)
GOLDEN STATE ATHLETIC GONl'E•INCE
s.G.i C-.. 11, G.i lvtNtWI S
C11 Lutrwan 120 020 000-S 11 1
SoCet COlle9e 002 052 tox-11 ll 1
O'N111M, Anoe<.on (5) Marl.ntl (6 and
EN>!ua, Oeoroctt ano S•aoe w-OtOrtck S·O L-A~son .. • 2. 28-8 r0Uliellt Cl) CCYne•
!Cll HR-Aver~ !SCC I Ktll<la'll KesOet
!SCC)
CommunHv cole9e
OttANGE El'N"IRE CON,IRENCE
GelcMn WHI S, ltlVenide CC 4
ltlversloe 000 001 211>-4 I
Golden Wtst 000 001 Ob-S 1 S
Ga rcia Pa llerM>n Ill 1no Futrl!IH , Fore
ma n, Lono Ill and V111eg" W-Lono 1 I
L-Garc1a 78-Wlllev IGl Werner IRI.
Grenoe J R)
Hkifh Sdlool
SUNSET LEAGUE Edi~ 1, 0<,een View O
Oceim View 000 000 0--0 4 1 E d1son 000 100 <>-1 1 I
Keroet and Cot~I. J TllO~ eno $ ThObe W-J Tl'IOoe l-IC.erotl HR-Ser1f1n <El
WestrnlMIW 7, Hun""9ten S.eeh l
Westm•ns1w 103 003 l>-7 I 0
Huntington Buen 001 001 0-3 6 6
Lvons. Mure>llv {61. Gr-111 eno Looe1
Wr19111, Gon1a1ves 141 Fa u< (41 Matt ISi
Vullo ISi Rizzo 111 and Man~' • W-LvOI'\ ?·I L-w r,gnt 78-ariuev CHIU 1 Mar10n
(HB/ Steote· 1Wl HR-Ma~' I H81 Mart.n
(H8) KIHko (W I ,,__. ... v ...... 1. Marlfla s
Fountain Va lev 001 006 l>-1 6 2
Marina 000 OSO 0-S 1 • Mon1gomerv Croue11 l•l l<now•es SI He 11
ISi and Ooo<I. P Newl•etcl Siewert 161 and l l'ldsev W-(r ou~11 L-Srewerl
78-KorkWOOO M HR-M Ntwfoeo IM
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE 0nnee 11, CCKi. Mew S
OranQe 112 O?O S II II
Cosi. Me~ 400 001 0-S I •
Em111n anp Lister, Cutter Grenr C.11 Ind
Scl\Ol\e\ W-Em111ll L-<:urler 28-K tv CMI
ROdr•ouez 10 1 L1"tr IOI
Trabuet H•• e, WMdbrlcl9t 6
Wood0<1doe 101 030 1--6 I 4
Trebuco Mill\ 033 0'20 •-1 • 2
Cook Neison ISi and ic.1n9sourv ~red11n,
Poutol (SJ Lowerv 11> ano Carrao
W-Mereo1111 L-COOll 28-Plfk\ !THI Sii d
more rnoo 2. G1Dsorr tW>. Hert!' ~wt
l19UIWI H•• f, latunl Bffdl S
Laguna Hill\ 100 053 o-t 9 3
Leoune BHtn 103 001 0-S 9 6
M1to Knsler <•t Korlman (6) and Helm Scneoo Revensovro 16! and Crain W-M•to
l-~ l&-t(QtmAtl JLHI. Mlto (LHl
HR-Kortman ILH! Scne•d ll 8l
HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
Sea Vtew LH9U•
W l T
Saaa •1>ar• l O O
Coro<>• at 'l'a• 1 0
GB
Tu\•·~ 1 0 l E ,tanc a I i 0 1 Un ,,,,,,.,. I 1 0 1
N~"'OC." Herl>O• 0 ) 0 )
Tod9V'\ Game\ () 1S 1
Un •~\ •v al Newoort Harbor
l ul'•" •• Saaolfl)ac•
Corona oe; Mar al E ua"'•• l"rtdln G-Seoooeoeck al Ne>owPOrt Heroor
T ushn 11 COl'ona oe1 Mar
ES11nc.a 11 Unovers<lv
Pacific Coast League
Laoun. Hills
Tre0ueo Hiiis
Ora111>1
w l • 0 T GB
0 • 0 0
Costa Mes.
w ood6r10Qt
Laguna Beacll
1 ' I l 0 ' 0 l 1 l 0 • 0 )
0 •
T11eMltV' t S< er t\
Tra bveo Hill\ I, Woodl>riooe 6
Ora1111e II Costa Mtsa S
Laguna Hlll1 9 Laguna 8nc11 S
Sunset Leaeu• w
Ocea~ Votw )
FOYnta•n Val tv )
Merine 1
Ed••on 1
Hun11ng1on Beacn I
Westminster I
Tu.sdev's ker ..
l
I
t
1
?
)
)
Edison I Ocean V•tW 0
wn1m1nsrer 1 Huntono•Oft 8a&cr. I
Foi.ntt "' vaiiev 1 Mar"'• S
l'roda'f"• Geme ll 1JI
Marona el Ocean View
SalwllaV'• G~ < 1 tun I EO•SO'I 111 WH tm.nster
T
11
0
0
0
0
0
HuntonQlon 8eKh at Founta•n Ve~·
1rv1ne
Souttl Coa" Lea~
W L. T ? 1 0 , l 0
l I 0
'1 1 0
GB
E1 Toro
Cao•streno Va·•v
M•n•on V1t >0
Dena H•lls
Sen Clemente
1 J 0 I 0 ] 0 .,
TMIV'I Gamn
1rv1nt at El Toro
U:ISI
San Cltmeftle •I Mtslloll VoeiO
CaPIW•no Valin 11 El TOl'O
SOFJ'H \I I ~
. -
I ; I • , .
. --~
Y'"i.alren-~-~ ...
v•Phoenlx
Golden State
S.•llle
Porllend S.cr•mento c-..n
MklWHf
v·Uleh
Oenvtr
Hou•ton
OallH
S.n Antonio
Miami
Eastwn Conference
AW.ntk DMsien
v·Ntw York '7 26
Pttllaoelohl• '1 J 1
8oiton 38 J• WHhlnglon 35 37
Nt>N Jersev . 2• SO
Cnartolle 17 55
Central Dlvlt*I
v·Oe1rot1 53 18
v-Cltv•land 53 20
v·Mlfwaukee 0 26
Ctlicaoo 45 27
A1i.nta '3 29 lnOl•na 22 SO
v--<tonched Olavott bertl'I . T~y•, Scar ..
La~•" ns s.1111e ,,
7'6
726 .~
625 597
306
Boslon 11• Cllpptrs lOI
Wa$11.nOton llW. New Jeoey 96
Cleveland 10S. Allal'lla ti
Pl'lolaoeklnle 1?4, Hew Y«Yk -113
Houston 90 Indiana II
Cn<al>O 12 \. Cl'le rlolle 101 Sen An1ot110 109, Miami 97
DeMtr 171, Sacramento 17•
uran 9S, Oallu IO
MllwaukM 124, GOldtl'I s111e 111
Porll1n<1 111. Oe.IUllt 100 TldllY'S Gemes
Pl\lladelOl'tla 11 Allenta, •.JO om
Ut1n er Plloenht. 730 om
Th11rtdlv'1 Games
Pon lend et Oitloefs 7~ om
wun1nQIOft •I Mi.am • 4.30 om
Cr,,cal>O at Detroit. 4.lO om New~ II M,fweullH . s.lO om.
Sacrmi:liiWet Sen "nlonio. S;lO om
1no1ana at Denver, 6 lO o.m
Pnotn1a •' ~•II>• 1 o.m 8os1on et Goioen Stale 7 30 o rn
• 10
11
16 ?I
33
5'
5
12">
25
32
5 ,
8')
11 ')
23 )
291.'J
1
8
8 'J
10 1
31 l
GOl.t .:J
Seniors mon.v leaden
(Tlweutfl ..,, 21
1 M • earoer 2 e r uce c rernotOll l Lerrv IW;)wrv
4 HMOIO~ s ,.. c;...,.,..,
6 800 Cl'laf lti 1 ()oft, .. ,
I Gene l llllef t De .. Douoiau
10 Oa.,.Hill
ll M•1'.tHI•
12 Of'<I~ Moodv
ll. e~v Nichol•
14 Weller Zern0'1sl\I
lS Lou Grel\am 16 Cl11 Cnl ROdffQuez
17 Gerv Pllv~ 11 Joe Jlmene1
19 Jim Ferret
~ Arnold Paimer
21 Jc Goo•ie
22 Don MIUtl'IOate
23. Don January
24 lruce Dtvltl'I
2S 100 Brue
76 l ulch •••rd 21 ltoOetl t OIOt
21 IM EIOtf 29 8trl Stnll 1'1 30 Billy Ca.-31 Oout Dair !ti
32 Olc1l HtndrlCll\On
ll Geotee L•M ne
l4 Tom$tlew u Phi ltodeer\ 36-0ow~'
37 '"'""Cooch• 31 Chef'*S;f!Otct
Jt Ch.ctl f Vlll!I «> Gavtrew« 41 Tommy.Aro«I a lt!C.Nrct lth~n ., ~Mo!'.,,
.. loO ''tclo.Mft 0 _ ........
... WllO'Hlt!\ QAIC.......
&JtrMW ....... ·----...........
·Average over SS00,000;
Dodgers' payroll largest
NEW YORK (AP) -Baseball salaoes soared 14.6 ~rccnt th1~ year. ra1Stn& the m~or-leaaue a'Veraat to S5 I 2,804, according to an Associated Preu· study, and
nearly one rn six pla)crs arc making$ I milhon or more
th1~ )'car.
Fueled b> a bull (rce-aacmt market and large 1nctta5n
in arb1trat1on settlements, sa1ancs cl1m1>ed sharply from
last ~ar's open ma day average ofS44t29 I.
There arc 107 pla)ers malung SI million or more.
1nclud111a l 8 at or above the S2 m1lhon Jevcl.
The World Sencs champJon Los Angeln Dodge~
had the top average salary. $852,SI 8. a 27 perttnt
increase from the start of last seaM>n.
The Dodjcrs. who~ payroll bas doubted an tv.o
}cars, ha. ~ eia.ht pla)'ers maluni SI m1lhon or more.
matdung the Boston Red oit for the most on an) team.
The Dod&ers arc also the first ma1~r-leaguc team on
which ever) pla)er make at least SI00.000
The New York Mets, who lost to the Dodgers m la~t
fall's National uaguc pla}ofTs. have the second-highc'll
3\C1'38C. $778,308. ' . The Amcncan uague East champion Boston Red
So>. arc third at S754,583 and the New York Yankee ·
fourth at $70 .247. Boston''i payroll rose 37 percent to
$754.583. · Pittsburgh, which fired General Manager Syd Thnf\
after last season becau~ of wonics atsout the payroll. had
the highest .P_C!Cenlage increase of any tii'm. 95 percent.
from $237.00010 $461 .288. ' • Tc>.as, which signed free agent p1tcbcr Nolan Ryan
and re-signed shomtop Scott Fletcher 10 large contracts...
d1mbcd 89 percent, from $215,000 to $407.365.
San Diego •• which signed free-agent pitcher Bruce
Hurt O\.Cr the ~inter and Craded for first baseman Jack (lark. mcreased 42 percent. from $378.000 to $537.801.
At the opposne end. the Balt1morc Onolcs' pa)roll
matched their record and fell to the bottom, dccrcao,ingby
47 percent to $275,31 6. the least of an) team. BaJt1more aH·ragcd S51 ,000 on opening day ll,lst
>ear, but ~·1nce ha"e gotten nd of h1gh-pnccd pla~crs.
1nclud1ng Eddie Murra}. Fred L~nn. Ott \1cGregor.
ntln
Top 1989 ,.,_,,..
Orel H~shtt.tr • L;A 12.7'6,667 Cet Rlott.ett Jr , let 2M6"'7
Ow19hl Go9den, NVM UIU61 ou1e sm11t1. 5tL 2.•,oao
Rick Su1c1m., Cubs 2.•.•
Jim RIC•. Bo• 2,m.JIS Rooer Ctemen•. to• ' i.•.oao
Edd'-Murrev. LA ;. U•U62
Don Metllntlv, NY\' 2.200.000
G•rv Carter, NYM 2,160,71•
Andy Van Slvk•, Ptl 2,150.000
Rickey Hef\defton, NYY 2, 120.000
Andre Oewion. Cubi 2.100,000
Tim R•lllft, Mon 2,100.000
J.ck Ci.rk, SO 2,000,000
Kt1lil H•rrw.noez, NVM 2.000.000
D•le MurtJ4'ly, All 2,000,000 KirbY Pucl<ell, Min 2,000,000
-_,.ck Motrit, 0.1 1,,.,,000
Ktv1n McRevnolds, ~YM U'6,'67
D•vt Wlnf1eld, NVV l,9SUS2
George eeu. T0t U00,000
F. Vlllenzuei.. LA 1,150,000
Kirk Glbt«t, LA l.133.333
Pedro c.~rero. SIL 1,m .m
George Brtll. KC 1.103 979
Nolan Rv•n, Tt>t 1,I00,000
J1mmv Kev. Tor 1,766,U7 Bruce Hunt. so t.733.3.U Bruce Sutter, All 1.729, 167
W•d• BooOI, BO$ 1,700.000 Joe C.rter. Cl• 1,630,000
Jose C9nsteo, Oak 1.600.000
Make 8odd1ckcr, ferry Kennedy, Tom N1cdcnfuer and
Dop ~SSC
The fiaurcs 8re based on an P study of the contracts
of t>79 players who are on ma.Jor league rosters or thr
disabled hs1. The figures v.cre obtained from numcrou\
player and management sources and include prorated
shares of s1gnu1g bonuses. .
T) p1cally, many pla)Crs increase their income b)'
(am ma 1ncent1\C bonuses. Hov.cvcr. ~vcral pla)ers with
large salanes are released dunntt most ~asons and the
average laf) at the end of the }ear usual!) decreases b}
ab'out three percent. · hast }Car's end-of-season a\cragc was about
$438. 729 according to the Major Lc~guc Baseball Pla)ers .\s~aatton and about $431 .000 according to the owners.
0
·.
...
642-.S678
CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 ,9'0M NOltTM OflANGE CO. "'Oii IOUTH ORANGE CO.
....
llMC •• , .. ..
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,_,,..._. ·~· ltlilll. T-. A#I • -,,,,. ...... -...,.... Willl ltll •
• , Herlll ~o. NiC
Ari n -~..-s-•li\lt•t soe.
Mefl_.. ~"' ~ Va Mav 1 -Winl'Oft -Alleeme ln•~._t_..
Molar 5-d••• l....... .. ~ a -Coc•·C• • C1**'41 In•• t Scletdwov C-.r• N.C.. J~ • -•~.. SCIO Oo•ff Down\
lr!ttr11ali011•I ~~. oo-. DC! ~ I l -SMI' Pooni lllle!'n.t.ona
• O< ... .., SOftorrlo, ,.
J\lf't II -Miiie!' Hlf" L le JOO. Poco.o
111t•N'ion.i 1'11<-•v. l.ono Pono. Pe
JllN 2S -MJWI< Al'n9f'IC!tn .00 M.ct\ NII te<aat~ SoMdlw•v. eroo11t.11 Mlc/I.
Jlh I -P-.S d 0.1ION1 ln'lfN.1
~•If. Oo,,.Ofta 8Mdl. F11
JU!v n -AC ~ Pllll JOO Pocono lllt•ne•-onal lltlCl•IY Lont. F'oftcl Pe
JIJIY JO -Te~• O,tehlrd SOO Al.ella~
1ru.r11e•l0flat Motor SOff<!•h r.~1 Ala
AUii I) -l..,._1,~r Al YN C. t!t W1•••l'I c. an lntlfnetion.t. Wallun' ~""· N 'f Avg 20 -(l\e""'°'°" $0.r PIW 400,
Mid W" l!lltt'!ll l!Ol'al ~-... 8r-•vtl MJm
A"N 26 -811t.en 50) 91 'tOI 11!""'1\1'~
ltKa-v, I r ''°'r Jtt\O • S.Ot 3 -SQU•nrn ~ ~rlll\vton lnlw ·
ne•-· S-.O•n. Oat'ltnli•on. ~ C • Hell 10 -Mil« Hloti L e .00 ltoehmOllO F1.r9r°""°1 ltanwav, Ill~. Ve '-P' 11 -Dela""•'• SOO, OO•at' Down, 1n1wn1h~I SPtee1w1v, Dover, o.t
I ]A -Ci00d1'' SGIO . ~rhnh iPftd
•••• /Mrl•"l• • "'
Oct I -HOiiy '"''" "°'· Nori "'''"'''bo<o ~d""" Hori • w nboro, NC Oct t -Oatt.wOOd Home• 500 Cl'lar1a111
Mt>•or SPH<lwn . COllC:otd 1" c • Oct n -AC OHO SCIO Nor•n C1rOllna
Molot ~•h, ltOGt n.1'11, N (
"'o" S -Crw<i<er SOO P'-~ 1n11<,,.tic>M1
Rat1 .. 1v ~lllll . ArlJ • Nov " A•1· ,. J~(lla"f 500 Alla,,,.
1!1'1<"-'-•ac.••"'· Ma~pton v.
•4•Jl;te1 •
_a;n;; ___ .,._ __ _..1,.00-.1 Coron' def Mar
t. ~-. -..
1·Housfs--·, .. c°'·-·-----
1002
DOVER SHORES I
FRESHLY returbl1hedJ
barron1 •••h dock t0< •
1
50 boat Trad•t.ona& one
ltOf'Y 3 bdrm -"Ith huge
family room & J 111nny
~11oe
w1ndow1
floors & touehet OI 1.1.-d
bflcil $1, IS0.000
VAAs"::...=-~~'
COLD Well
BANl(eRO
l·:~x'l11hd ~.
smws
Celebrity golf
'
Newport tennis
llw"( il) ul 'w"'pml lk.1d1 P.11 ~' lk•a hl''
anJ Rl'cr,·.1111 11 l>cpanmtm t' "'"' n11h1· 1hmJ JnnuJI Ma1or ''up l rnnl\ Journ11m,·n1 v.111 h
t~ ... hl·JukJ 1111 \fJ\ I' I" ;inJ tfo· lmah un
\l,I\ w
I ntnn .1n· nm' b1:111j acu:l11rJ l11r 1111
1Jllp1t1n \kn' in k'l:tnJJouh, \ liand
and V. omt"n ~ \lll&k' and double~ H .111J t I 1111\
lw t\ ~I'> lor \tngk" and $~(1 tor douhl,<1,·anl\
f llt'l"t\'.l\CO}Ol'fll(\ fl\t'll) ph1Hf1•f\,i4,\(~f or
\luJl b, ( ti\ llatt ;n H 11) N~po11 Rhd I he
l'Olf) deadhnc r~ f nd!I). Ma> ' oal ' [' m
PopWamer signups
llun1tng111n lk.tlh Pvr v •. Hll• r "'II ht-lmld1111:
ti\ toutb.111 .,,,nuJ') c•n \.11 ,f\J.n \f>rtl IS
J hl' \lll'UP' "nl I.ii. pbct" 81 I d1 n lhgh
°xhool horn lfJ a 01 ·~ I'\ m hn J'lhl\t"I' ,1 ~d '7
through 14 I lw ~a~m \IJrl<o Ill \U&\1\1
\1 th\' \.JmC' t1mC'. Puri \\-:arncr CliC"CrlraJ,,
\1gnu~ v.111 oc hr"1 111 the sam \1IC' from 10
1m ··p m
Boxing at Marrjott
~nn} LuJkt ol Uotand and 1~ II()
rm.rnJo -S.-.c1.i lv.o of Si1uthcrn ahforni:a·s·
top )Oun1h~tv.c1Jhl llf"lt$ b , "''" m«t •n lhr
IO·rnund m111\ C\cnt ~pnJ 24 at·tM lr.1ne 't;arno11 llui.:L
l Ofll'/ ha a 11.1 f\'1.·orJ "-•lh e1th1 knod.oul\
v.h1k Kaua hi\ 1 I '·'·I marl.· v.1th 1eHn l1wct.;ou1)
Relay marathon
l 11\ \ngdr\ 0rallith Part.; v. 111 bC' the s11 • o'
• th t"1 hth ilnnual J1mm\ 1cv.an Rd.t) Mar:a-
thun J ht r;m: lO-hO\trJ h" S1rv. an and
11.'1r1 l\IOn \tar Rohrn \\ngnrr '4111 j.AIO feature
lhllU"'Anil\ of runners and 'peclator\. a.lon1 v.11h
n1.1m n k bnt."\ ...ind 1>ro1c~1onal 11hletl'\ •
fhr 01dra4h,11t hdp, rot~ funJ lor 'l John"\
t hllJ \lulh Center, a JI\ ISIOn of t. ~hn''>
I l6!>pttal and I IC'alth (enter an nl.1 \1on1 "'·
I he J1mm' \tl·•i.art Rda~ <\1 r:uhop 1s a hill ~o 1·m1k C(\Uf'\t', v. uh thr' dman\e-~uall)
di\ tlkd het~\'l.'n liH~ team mcmlx'r\ teat"h runs
5 ~ mile') I hl'll' arl.' more than .!O cal~o11cc,
opt"n hlr f\anl(/J\lllton.
for more tnh>rm:u1on. pbonl'f .!I .'l
'Tee Up For Teens '
I he In~ I 1 I 11• f t"l'n\ j1llftoumamcn1v.111
Ix• 11,•fJ on f nJa\ .\pnl 14 at M1k S..1u3~ Cioll
<. vur~ 111 h1un1.11n \ alll'' for the ( cntrr F w
C r\'.111,, \ltcrt';lll\t\ ·
< H'.tll<'1· \hC'rn:al!H\l\t1 lln11l'd ""•>·funded
,,1mmunll\ " 1un'l4:lrng <1~cnc~ and '' dcdKatcd
111 rmpro' 111~ thl -tuaht) ol hie v..11h1n thl"
w111mun1I) 1h111ugh pmfc ~1onal rnun~lang
411\J cJ u, a 11on •
I t>c l'nl' hJ' thll·1· lt11.--:i11o n • 1n br:ingl·
< ounl\ in thl'\tlt\""' llun11ng1on lkach < O\W
~k'>.1 ;111J \1""on \ tqn
Dona11on tor 1h,· golf 111urn;1men1 1 SI 20
\ l\h 1nduJ,,·1a pnl~\ &off n. aretn let-\
anJ lunt h .;inJ Jannn \ rc:1ruon of lhl.' cntl) kc
I\ 1,1\ l.kJu..11hk ~or mun~ tnl11~nu1111n (lh••nl· 1hc l'<ntt"r For c r,·a111c \111.rn:atnt"\:tt MNHH
Speedway racing
lntun 1~l '1-"c l"a' l\lOnJUlltO Ill> 21!.l
tun'>n:Uh\C "'.a""" a( llil: "Gra e ~ ount' I :m n 11n1.h tn C O\l.1 ~k~' Tht' 1A..:d.I\ r.11:in
kuture' ~l()(, hl1•t1m~cre, that tun un Jlcnhol, •
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under 11rt" lttt
ro1 murt tnlnrniauon. Pb•
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-U.S .. Cor:lstitutiQrl bicentennial. .
teaching materials in OE: cited
A joint award has bttn received
bytbcOranatCountyandthe Hun11naton~ach 81ccntenn1alsof
the U.S. Consauuuon Comm1ss1on
foroutst.andtnacontnbut1on to the
commemorations oft he 200th an-
nivcrsanesofthe U.S. Constitution
and the Bill of R1gtlts.
DelAma Davll oflaJuoa Beach.
who specializes in mixed media
paslt'I. Htt portrahnnd floral Ii fes are representational and clea.rl>
show her strona emotional
response to hersubJect.
-
lbllngs who ch ·
not to donate !J~
organs. tell reasons
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I did
not qrcc v.-1th your C<if!men 10
"Dtsallusioned in Otta~a. the person
who had KYtn 1bhn15 and not one
offered a bdncy ah hough she had bcc:n
on daal)'sts for 12 )ears
The honor was for the com-m1ss1o~s· efforts in coll.cctingand
presenung packets ofb1centennial
educa11onal matcnaJs 10 70
teachers from Australia and New
Zealand who toured Orange Coun-
ty forthrcewceksanJanuary. The
packets were designed to be used in
the classrooms to promote inter-
national understanding about the
U.S. govcrnmen t.
Dav1shasexhibittdinpllenes
and museums throughout the Unit·
edStatesand En~nd. TllllOlllJ Dalton Mallrice Cook 1, fine an pboto-•
graphic •pecialt1es for the show
ranlcd from Onental fiaures to
,.h mother's s1 tt'r lost both her
k1dne)'s at a fa1 rl> earl y age 'he received a transplnnl from an un-
related donor and 11 sef"-cd her well for
10 )tars. then her bod> rtJCCted 1t
''Weare proud to receive na-
tional rccogn111on forourproJect.
which 1s surely one oft he vet) fe""
1 ntcmat1onal bicentennial ac-
11v1tics 10 the country," said Jane
Gerl>er,chaim1an of the Orange County~mm1 saon. -....
RocllS. Waper wasamong I l5
men and women of class No. 249
who were sworn 1n as LosAngeles
County deputyshenff byShenff
herman Bloclc recently.
A three-year re 1dent of NewPort
Beach, Wagner attended the in-
tensive 17-week training program
at the henfT's Training Academ)
in Whm1er.
His first assignment "'ill be in the
custody d1 vision. • • • Local arristsSue McClure.Ellu·
betll Telle, Cam Illa Bok~ Donita
Lloyd and A.nae Ea gland w1 II be
prcsent1n,g incompfc1e an works
displayed nex t to their own com-
pleted works, and discus mg pa1n1-
inganddrawing techniques and
ideas at the Panache Gallery 1 n
Laiuna Beach this l&-cck! _ Thce~hibit will be a stop on
Laguna Bcach'sGallel) N1gh.t lour
on Thursday. The theme will~
"Works in Progres "and artists will
be on hand to discuss their work.
Gallery Night tours wall beheld
the first Thursday of every month
through June. Free transPortatto.n
isprovidcdtocachofthe 11
galleries on the tour and refresh-
ments will be served. • • • An)one who visited Newport
Bead\ C'lt) Hall GaJlery rccentl)
probably noticed Watercolons1 Lin
Smltb's paintings of orchid
botanicals.
.Smith. whohass1ud1cdw1th
Ruth Hynds and has exhibited
throughoutCahforn1a. Flondaand
Hawa11, had one of her parntmgs
selected by Santa Barbara Inter-
national Orchid how as their
official poster.
lsoexllil>ihng her works was
landscapes. • • • SPortsca terand fo~r Dodger
Doa&moaandothercclebrity
guests will tee off at thesjxth annual
Community Service Prog,arns
(C'SP) YoulhShelterGoJfTour-
namcnt. The event 1s scheduled for
pnl 17 at the El Niguel C'ountr)
Clutt1n Laguna N1gucl.
AU proceeds wtll benefit the
youth shelter in Lasuna Beach
which prov1d~s residen tial crisis
intervcntio.n for.abandoned.-
abused and runaway youths ·
More than 25 toumamcn! pnzcs
will be awarded including I 00
gallons of gas, newclubsand
dinners for two A Hawaiian va-
cation tops the hst of items to be
auctioned at the tournament's
awards dinner.
"This is a fun tournament where
everyone has a chance to win." S:l1d
chafrman Tom Greea.
Limited space 1)st11l available: _
The entry (eelSS200 per player; for"
rcscrvauons. call 540-6921. • • • I rv ane resident Joe Marlin wa\
honored by The C'1 t> of Hope
medical centcratthe 15th an-
niversary cclcbrauon oft.he C'on-
s1rucuon lndu the lhance fo nhc
C.11> ofHope. Forh1sact1ve fund
raising, the Cit) of Hope Cancer
Center established a cancer re-
search rerrow hipTn1'.filntn} name.
Brace yourself for Cfbg Ctentist.ry; .
bill can be worse than the· bark
J was always
bcucr at ra1 ina
lods than I was
dogs. Actually. I
was afraid of aJI
of them, but the
dO&.' had pointed teeth
When my,
fam1l) h\ed on
the fann, we had
three canines. One was a large German shepherd "ho looked so int1m1dat1na you wanted to stay 10 your car 1n
our dnvewa_y for the rest of )Our life. \ide from
devolJnn_aa few squirrels. he had the cuddl~ personaht)' of
Willard Scot1. The Irish seller used hi ,. choppers to cat
through the sofa and occas1onall> raided m ) closet and c~ed the toes out of m) hoe .
But it v.as tht cute hule York hire temcr 1ha1
everyone reached out to v.ho should ha\e bttn ov.ned b>
a law tirm He had a thigh w1 h, and fcwe\.Cr 1orpas1 him ~out an 1m~nf ofh1s teeth in them. You'd put out
)'Our hand to him to sn11T for acceptance. hnd he0d go for theanenc~. M> husoond s:ud he wa~ sen 111\(~about bcina
hon, but the truth 1 • the dot's teeth hould ha\c been
rqs tercd as lethal v.eapcn
11 thrtt of 1hc doas d1cJ )Can ago and v.ent to that
b1& cti.1r tea an the ky~ What made me think about them wu 1 story about a braklhrouah 1n ~t care· dc-nturcs for
dots.
Thal boglt my mind. I know anam I need tccth 10
kttP tat1na or they will IU\C l know the~ don·1 bru\h
I .. '1. HO\ D
after e\ery mea1 so they need 10 ha\.e their teeth cleaned
ona rcgula.rb:ms I knnw tbC)'CJpcncnccp:unand have to
ha\te dental surge!)
But I know people. ar\d they arcn 't goina 10 be content
to take care of doas teer~ me-rel} for pracucal re.lsons
How Ion& will 11 ·be before d1 crn1ng dog owner~
want their d<>as' teeth capped hke La 1c' ? Is the da} far
av.ay when we'll sec pupp1c v.eanng braces to o'bed1cncc
school'> Arc v.e cntenng a new era v.herc dogs \I.Ill do
commercials brawna abou1 how the> can eat com on the
cob w11h their dentures'>
I thought about m) \' ork.Jc. and somehov. the idea of
buying false teeth for a dog who nc' er sm1kd an} v.ay
seemed ludicrous.
I know 1h1s: When I read about how d1fficuh tt is 10
get an 1mpnnt of a doa·s mouth. I realize now that I had a
dO& who v.as a pioneer 1n restorative dent1 try
My mother and father. all three kid . a washer
repairman. fhe lcner earners, a loo;t s1orm-door
salesman. a famer. and two churcJl pcoplt' who wantt'd 10
come in one Saturday and pray w11h us -all ha ve clear
1mpnnts of has teeth in the beck of their I~.
I have a gut fcehn& that dogs wall not bt the s.amt aood
spons ma dental chatr that people arc We 1cnd to belte\e
denu ts when they tell us. "You'll Ju t expcnence a hlllt'
d1 omfon here.' and m> personal fll\ontt' "In a few
minute . )OU won't feel an>thmg.·· Dogs are mort lakeh to
bile the hand that sedates them
I full> an11c1pa1e a lot of mail on this col umn from
anamaJ lovers ~how1ll sa) I didn't 1ra1n my doa nght, and
1f he bit me. I dc:-.cr\ed 1t I can onl~ say, m> (ids turned
out well -and only one of them ten teeth mark$
.Challenge to improve a car's
design may Qe unparalleled
Plralltl ~rkina a car I\ an unnatu· rat act. Neither the bu aid of the dnvcr
nor that of lhe car a a'!P.'opn.ate for
that contonaoo. We can t chanec the
dn"er's buakl. Bui the car's •e an.
Your usaanment tt to dnian a car a
dnvcr can ..,.11d pert .-1thout
wrenc~ tbe neck. Your 1ehematia
•all bt due nna Tuttday.
O. How Clo Hima&i~ MOW ntu
II n.000 fm ktte_from ~
A. The) don't, They ftiwa.e IOI id 11
nipt. thaw oua come mornane. al1vt.
To make a ~ man ~ dlildlikt, an an11t need onl) paint the
.,.. ovmizr. So says a pomaeutt.
'TIWt's MJU a su.abk body of IMdic8I folk out ~ Who tb1nll
mo11 '-dachn1Rca..ed by ··uy•nc
too Mid.''
Q. Wlliill's the dtffcrcnce MWttn a
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tellana her age. hJnd htr o pie« of
paper. and in true 1 her as folio~ o; Jot
down the number of the month -as ~ for Ma) or ~hate\er -m v.h1ch
><>U wert born Double 11 dd
Multiply b' 0 .\dd ~our •· SUbtracl 250 Ot II~ What the final
fiautt? If he tclh ou. )OU can quot
b9ck to her 1tta1 fiaurr·~ la t ,,.o d11n
on the n1.t11. her age. and o~ or two
on the le~ the month in v.h1 ch she
wa'bom.
Gtncral Cu tcr had hfc insu..ra.nc:t .
Q. Do birth att balJ" • Some. Mak 11\o"IHltd s«iarhnp Jo
f'.'Aliadon'1 .
Dori IM COit of clothn fOr )OU.f
offlprl .. l!~c;ou troublt? lfyou ~
IO buy outfits for a beb) ~.)OU d
ID bn*c-U nul 1t lfOWI up, at molts l'4
umna ar.
Film sta rs w in
libel damages
in Lond on case
LO DON ( l\PI -Jame Bond
star l 1moth) Dalton and actress
Vanessa ~&r.l\C v.on unchscloscd
hbtl damages Tucsda) for ne-w-;J><lpcr
allcga11on that he wa rude 10 his
producer and that lOlkagucs dreaded
heT arn\iaJ..-On a mo\ a.e !iot't Their laW)er ()')Car Beusehnd ..
told High C oun Judge Michael
Davies the scttlemtnt had bten
ctached "uh Mirror C1roup News·
paper~ Ltd. ,
The unday Mirror alleged . 1n
October that Dalton was rude and
behaved unprofc~s1onall> wwa1-d
producer (. ubby Brqcolh dunng,lilm-
ing of ''License 1q Kill "
lkuseltnck told tht coun the neM·
paper also claimed l{edgra\c .. 'A-3\ in
the habll of mal.ing hfr 1mpo<,s1blt
whenever he apptared on a film set"
and that people making the movie
"were at one stage dreading her
arrival on the o;e1 of the film ."
The newspaper's law)er stud 11
.,,.,lhdrcw tht> "wholly untruc:--''11llcp-
twn and apolog11ed unrcscn edl).
either star \Iotas Jn court bul
Bcu~hnck ~1d · \1m RedaraH~ is deltg.htcd th.at 1h1s matter has been LeSOli«x.l ...and Dalton v..ill a4~1
certainly gJ\.C his monc) 10 cha rit y"
Wedaesday, April $
Nnv. she must be dialyzed th ree times a we<:k and has had 30 ~ratjon1. lfhe
\I.Oman has gone throu&h more hell than an) human should ha\.e to~. My motherwa~ te\ted asa pro pcctiH·dottorbut her ta ~ wu not •Sood
match. Soon alit'r, ~1oin began to ha ' c trouble w11t\k1dnt> stones and bladde'r
'mfocuons. •1ad he donated 11 k1dnt') to htr sister, she would probably be on
d1al}SIS today.
We all lo,eour aunt. but mx s1s1ersand I are in our 30sand we have youna
children. Our dec1 ion not to be donors wa an extremely difficult one
Yes, Ann . to 11H up a pan of)our bod> 1s an e:>.l~mel) generous 1h1na to
do. but please ha\t compaSSlon for lhoc;c who decide not to We 10 throu&h t'noullh agon} and ul-searchm e't'I') da) \\1thout bavma to feel 1u1hy. too -NO NAME.JUST ALINA .
DEAR SALINAS: Maay readers wlllo are mucta closer t• ~e pnMem &MAI
I a.m wrote lo eirpre11 a 1tmUar polJlt of view.
I aow kaow wby some relatives are relactant to be .aoaors. We sliloeld not
tit la Jatelfnttat unleH we ltau walked 111 ttion nry 11me moccas • • • DEAR ANN L.\NDER ·In a rccen1columnaboutclo1hesthatarc hard to · wear,~ cramen10" menlloot'd lou > h~ t)hng thal causes bunions. corns and bh Lers.
I ha\te a v.orSt problem. I was born" tth sometthng hoe' salespeople call a
.. Dutch foot." It is a s.ue 6EE or WV..-•
About eight month~ ago. 11e 6 could no longer bt found 1n WW. ww._.
no~ ~tart me 7. ~vens arc too large for me., The arch doc n't fit and the shoe Oops up and down an the back
I v.ear bedroom hppers al home in ordtr to save the tw_p pairs of hoc I
hhe that fit When they "'car out. what am I going to do?
For the first time in my life (l am 6 ) I can afford prctty things.. It took a
long time for me 101et from 240 pound to 135, but I am sull stuck wnh a Dutch
foot Can )OU do an thJnl to htlp me?-AKRON. OHIO.
DEAR AKRO : Have yoa ~lffred n•tom·ma.ae lltoff'! If ,.. caa't "
flad a sM>p la Akroa, try Clevelaad.. We c:.bttked tltt VeUow Pal" ef tk ·
Cltvf!land directory aad 1evuaJ are llt&e4. · . . . ... DEl\R ~ LAND R me'A-herc my mother rt d that if you put n
clay Oo"npot O'-er 11 burner on the stove. 1t v.ould act as a hcatt'r. Please tell
people not to tr) It. lhe fum~ could l.111 )OU
M> p:lrent "t'rt .t leep in t~ir motor home. It 1umt'd cold. so Mom pu1
lht' chi) Pol on the bum~r A ftw hours l:ittr my 9-)ear..c>ld. who was slcep1f\I do~ to the sto\t:, seemed to he-ha\ 1na n1fhtmares I ched.cd and he was
nearl:)' bluet P•~ .,., .. r.n~i:..TNctcn.. -YJ X>R. fF. ·A .
DEAR VIDOR: Yo. d&d ud I tbak YM' ... "'
role
..All"1.C.i~l'lll1.U.L.o..c.;~.LL..J...LJ-......... ~ L.-----r-~-----i---;cr'.AliPiilRil11icooftRNN < l>ec. -an 19) .•
denl)' circlHTIS\a nces tum 1n. >Our Older md1' 1duar 111tempu to .. hold
favor You receive notice that re->ou back.· To off restrajnts. take
quests arc being iranted Empha\1~ m111 U\.C o'1'11 be 1oin.a place ln
on charisma. pc~nahty. S(n uahl). new direction Leo m1Jht Sl)." ttck
Love will not be a tranger Ano1hcr to your own \lyle!.' follow that
Anes mvol~cd coun'ICI' ' --T AURlJS ( .\pnl 20-\.1a) 201 Fam AQ ARll <J n. :?0-f cb I )·
ii) membt'r kqo\los that )OU know bu1 Wh.11 had been lo t, mis 1na or toltn
wants 10 be CO) Th1t "phenomenon.. will bt Iota~ '\ "third ~Mn" vi.a "'II be understood and ac\ualltserve VIRGO ( \u& 13-~pt 22)• You are involved. It could ha'e bceo case of
h drawn 1n 1~0 d1rect1ons tn"oh ina n11 ... • -n d nt '' R-'A ... ,.. "'-la-.. to rm pro' t' relations 1p. anccs ua.M;: t c 1 l;JaU .... ~ ·~ ... nat1\e IO\OIH-d Empha~l on ab1ht> ru(('h.ase. ~k ~P.Cnding and budact .. , our CUflO 11~· I'> '>Omcthina tO to l.eep scx:ret unds are a'a1l1blc from "~ret behold'"
source.. 11n1ticant changes e>«uron PISCES (I co 19-March 20)·
GEMINI c \.1.t) 11-Junc 10)' ) ou'll h(.)me fron1 Tauru' Libra plav rok\ Financi.tl sc:ul~cnt takes place.
sa). "This milly 1 m) lut:k) da)-'" LIBRA c pt. ~.\-()\.t 21) Doubt\ I I t y :.h1 Focus On Popul .. nl). ·""·1al "Ctl\lh, d . '"'o \C\ pcc1a ~)men ou m .... .. ~ .. • on11nue to c\i\t rco::ir mg "'C'lo · ~ '"'l1n,g "I w1 11 ·-·~uld ha\.'" "'-n fi)ti "h1ch add to v.ardrobe W1~h 1 " ... I.I\; -• "" ... ""'" .. rclat1onsh1p. Pl~ \\Olttn& game one ump <;um!" r ocu on social ulfillcd in Hr) "romantic manner .. Term "'II bt defined better oflcr 1~ acm1t> communacat1on. auen1 ioo
You'll consider p;in.nership. mantal on v.a\ ..\llcnt1on centers ar-0und to d1c1
tatu puohc imaae. lOntract, "our mantal IF APRIL$ VO R BIRTHDAY
CANCER (Junt 21 -Jul) 22> >0rce \IJtu \OU arc temperamental, 1n~en11"~
matcnal contains \aluable rcfercn-SCORPIO t< 'kt ~ '· "-o\ 21 'our (~all\t' .attractJ\. c and tubborn. cc .\ccent career. amb1uon. com-"complaint'>· hnna de 1~ re ult r. \. tta mun1C'at1on with one in authont) · \.\0 1 k grt<> JonC', older 1ndt' 1dual uemint irgo ~ nu person~
You'll u•nou I~ COO\l'ICr po s1b1ltl\, I d plil) important ro cs tn )OUr hfe. ,,.... u prom1~\ rcp:ur '-'II be ma e < urrent enano features travel, ro-of relocating. auru\. orpio per ~cnano fC'ature\ ach1e' emcnt. re-manc:e. po\ ibl completion ofte.trch
ns 1n 01 ture. 41pon 1b1htv, 1ronglO\t' rtla11on\h1p tor ··soul ma\c.'' Mcmon"5 could
LEO (Jul) -23.-,....._~.\~u,= 22) lndl\ 1dual ( apncom involved. haunt in pnl but ircatcr freedom
~ho pre' 1ou I\ " competitor AGITl'ARI (~O\ 22-D« ~ 11· promised for 1ay. 'ou tend 10 draw m1Jh1 SI). ··t admire }OUr ab1ht~ to Look ~onJ tht' 1mmcd1att_ kno\lo 10 \OU pcnons \l,bo iau v.1th no
commuo1cate'" nano fcatun.~ that lon&-<11 tancc c.om municat1on thought of &1"10& 1n return . That
wnung. n11u11on Po 1blc! 1nv1tat1on v.111 bnna de ired n.-pon . Focus on temknq •· will be corrected an June.
10 1ra\t'I. Gen11n1 \.1tgo g1ttarau\ chan ma. o;cn\u.thl\ d1 O\C1' ~" 'our m 1 memorable month of
in o1cture appeal. .\ncs. Libra per on\ pla' Iii 9 is lakel) to be August.
Fame steered
in direction
of cowboys
~TURGI~ ~ D ( P) -
Jim TbomJ))On ~>s rodeo
cowb<» de r' e tht same
fame 3\ upcrstar luggef'!.
f hompson. who ha col·
kctcd ba\eball card mo t of
h1 life hof)C1 rodeo fan\ ~111
be JU.Sl a cnthus1asnc about
collcct1na ~ha• he calls "a
baseball C'trd for COWbo)'S."
The rodeo announccr trom
lU'J~ and h.1 panMt. Bob
hn tophc™>n. a former
teer wr tltna champion
from Glendive. Mont., Yrill
~n Kllina I ~rd 1et1 of
owbo} ants 1n June. ~
~ch tull-cOlor. &)oliy w1D
fcatutt an action shot of a
l 988 Nauonal finals Rodeo qualifier on the front and Uw
con1acant's ratter &ata1ucs
on the beck.
But don't k>ok for bUbble
P-m 1n thck ~bst. The
S29.9S tet• att aimtcr at idult
ClDlecton.
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A WORD TOO MA
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When yov comnm a mme and
llt naikd for it. you can Mvc no
caute for comp&Unt. But when you
., IOIQCthlna munendy rwablc
Md pt punisMd for th•, 109 baw
the fittlt to fed that the aodt ...._
l1imed .,ail\ t you.
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queen and, sancc bokliDa up I.be llCt
~ould make matters euy for cllcW-
ct, East took h.is muter UUlp .-
n.ited wtth a club. But U.., too.
P "c the aamc away.
ftct w 1 could noc It.a~ IDOf'I
than 10 wor-11\a biah c8l'dl for 11111
tueout do\ablt. _..,.. .. -
that he bad to haw ~ rillll .....
to act. lbetefore, he woe IM cll9'
rduna la dutnmy and Na dlil * ii
apeda. When W• thowid-. ..
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and tlM conu.ct tinan .., •
make. A \Map tDO S ¢II ..
loWed dectenr to "* "all
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"I'm tellln', BHtyl You're using
up an the ligbtf"
llARllADUD by Brad Ander8on
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\W~ThV"9\£NT USED
!'{ GOVE~NMENT Offid~
W !>t\ltl> CL~SSifiEP CHEESE
DBIU08 TBS llBKAClt
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-·by Hank Ketcham
J'OR BETTER OR J'OR WORSE
WHAT tJIM: \ O?Ne. ?II
I ~ER THOOOHT ro so ttc»1E. ILQ<J~ U KE.1FUS ljl
l SHOE -I
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"Please. Marmaduke, slow down. You're •~VEN WHE~ l DON'T tYAKE AA'(
NOISE, MY fN;JM Hf.ARS ME.·.-" · diluting the soup!"
PBANUTS
"f'OU '61RL5 ARE CR.AZ'<!
DON'T '<OU KNOW A
SEAN BALL IS ILLE6AL ?!
OAllPlltLD
DllAllBLS .
'(OORE LUCKV IT 'f'OllR WIMPY'
DIM CAIJSE A TEAM DOESN'T
e«AWL BETWEEN MAVE AN'I
OUR TWO TEAMS! 8AAWLE5,
CMUCK !
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by Charles M. Schulz
by Jim Oavts
by Tom K. Ryan
JUDGE PAR.UR
DOOJllUBUllY
I DID, 80T rr Dt~'I l.4JORK •••
by Garry Trudeau
by Lynn Johnston
?I . [XltE •.
by Jeff MacNelly
by Tom Battuk