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THE ORANGE.COAST 25CE T S
. T rE. () '" PHIL 18, 1989
Attorney ·belittles ·case aga·ins·t , Gionis
Bailey adds to
star-studded
court drama
Hollywood has come to Oranae
County.
Hearing opens
in attack on
Aissa Wayne
l y JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -D4lly,..... St~ It started wtth a brutal attack last
October on the daughter ofleaendary
film star John Wayne and her then-
boyfriend, Newport Beach million-
aire Roaer Luby.
Enter AJSsa Wayne's ex-husband,
Thomas G1oms, a wealthy orthopedic
Attorne) F Ltt B.·ule} downpla)ed
the strength or the proc;ccutaort' case
• 1111nst the e\·husband of actor John
Wayne· daughter tollo\\ ing the first
da)' of a prt'hminaf") hcanng 1\.fonda)
Jurgcon who travel uclu 1vely ~n,-a--1-~.....,..-!lillm 1M11ir.+:;.,.;,r.-,,...."-.......,.__.
black, chauffeured hmous1ne. He 1s
accused of arranaina the attack so he
could havecustodyofthe1r 2-year-old
daughter, a ncar-P.nnccss he lavished
with expensive 11fts.
But the tale doc n·t end there.
At a preliminary heari.nJ for Gionis
on Monday, Munic1paJ Court Judge
Frances Munoz had to excuse herself
from the case because her brother was
married to Aissa Wayne's step-sister. ~ And the former defense attorneys
Trnll1rramblif\poap opera ·
their client was being treated unfairly
because late cowboy actor John
Wayne m•ntains a certain presence
here, where the airport 1s named in his
honor.
One of the attorney • MarshaJI
Schulman. equated Wayne's repu-
tation in Orange County to Sant.a
Claus at the North Pole. ..That's
scary," he said.
...,"-' ................. Schulman and his partner, Byron
McMillan, have intercsuna histories
of their o wn. McMillan 1s a retired
Supenor Court Judae and Schulman
(,.._ase lff CILEMITIES/ A2t Attorn•r p. L•• .. Hey frl9fttl confers with lllomas Glonl1 during Glon11· prellMlnary he•rlne Mond•J·
City attorney wants painting left Unadorned
1y tRIS vot<O t L1bcn1e Union that the con·
0tuwo.-y1"11otJ•Mr troversial painting by an Orange
artist be returned to more prominent The city attornc) directed Ncwpon . display locations at City Hall
Beach city cmplorees to stop taping Some of artist Rosca W1lhamson·,
uems over pa1nunp on display at paintinas -parucularl) the ones
City Hall that depict nude or semi-depicting male frontal nudity-ha"e
nude male ubJCCU prompted obJe<:t1ons since a month·
City Attome)' Robcn Bµmham long extubst of her works bepn tw o
mued the d1recttve but stopped short weeks ago at Cit) Hall
of a demand fro m the Amencan . 1v1I First. an unknown pe™>n taped an
ivy leaf tratcg1cally on a painting
entitled .. dam." which renders thl·
b1bhcal figure naked.
Af\er continued public and 'itall
ob1ecttons. "Adam" was moved from
the v.cll-traffickcd cashier area to a
wall an the '\fl \omm1ss1on room
located 1n a small wing behind thl'
main fac1ht)
A few other Wilham n wor~c; werl'
placed 1n o ther offices in the bad:
Laguna may temporarily ban .
development on coastal l>luffs
8Y &.aSUI IAllNSST
°'""'~,... .....
All dcvek>pmcnt afuna a stretch of
CQIMal blutra in ~una Beach will be
blocked for the time beans if an
~ ordinance 1s adopted by the
--City Counal tontaht
Tbe intenm ordinance Yoould
Prohibit dcvdopmrit of the coast.al
bluffs from t ••Avenue to Sleepy HoUow i..a..,...... epprova.I of•
tpeeific plan .ty-•t }'Clef. KCOrd· '!IS 10 Community Oewlopmef\l
Director Kyle llmciwtck.
In the meantime, Butterwick said,
the uf1Cncy ordmanet wo uld prevent
development alona the bluffs.
"It makes no sense not to look to
the futd of the bluffs in wms of
what should or should not be de-
veloped 1hcrc." Councilman Dan
Kenne) said Monday ... That seems
fair to me "
However. Councilwoman Martha
CoUoon MJd he's not surc it'a fair to
tnfnDIC on Lbc nahts of property
owncn whde the pltn is w1nd1na its
war, throuah the nccnsary channel
• I think this 1s ao1n1 to be a very
C 0 \ t H 'I 0 H l I 1• U \ I I
mljor. maJor specific plan in the Cit}'
of Lquna Beach," Colli son said
Mond.tt "There ~ill be controvcr\)'
around 1t
"Why ho uld they (land owners) be
prc,cntcd from u mg their propcrt)
until wt d«1de what lond of specific
plan ts created'>"
The ctntral bluffs area has long
been .an area of conctm for Cll)
planners In 1983. Lhe city adopted a
cout.al tand·u~ plan that ~tabli'lhed
a 2~foot setback from the top of the
bluff to allow pubhc actts\. Planncn
f"t ... '" LAGUNA/ A2t
nool s ul C II) I-fall
One in lhe purcha!>ing dcpanmcnt
prompted embarrassed female em-
plo)CC\ tO co, er up an c\pc..l~d pan of
a male figure \\Ith different 1tem'I
dail) O ne da~ the\ uwd a fal!>e nose.
and on another the) used a pt~ of
pla<111c hapcd ltke a rainrnJt tk."{ause
ti v.a) raanana OUt"de
Wilham on anil C l ll tall at·
tornc' Rc~'C'\.a Jurado decried hoth
the tapanJ of items and the relocation
of the pain11nis to b3ck om~ The)
churned the Cit) wa censonng W1I·
l1amson after the ns Commt <11on
-which on11n1ll) "1ew.ed JU t one
work -'""1ted the artist to <1how. her
w.ork at the publtc fac1hty .
·· f hC) 're treating her paanttnas 1n a
"en demeaning fa h1on:· s.a1d
Jurado ·11 rcaJI) afTttts her freedom (~tease Me ART/ A2)
Winning 57 million
stuns H B octogenarian
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ttw O<tlly ,,_ S..Mf
Huntington B<-a'h re\1dcnt Wilham \\. Peterson Joined the ranh •
ol 1nst.Jnt m1lho naire' at the age of 87. "'inn1na the J:ll.kpot in the
<talsforn1a Lollm 's l:'t>t10'!!-4~me-on Sarord:t'y ·
"It came J\ a real \hoc~ to us. to be up in the mul11m1 lhon dollar
cla sand to haH• 'it)mehod) drop S7 m1lhon on )Ou," Peterson soud
MondJ~
8U)lf\& lotto uckct\ v.hen he.> .. ~, the urv." Peterson. a rtttrcd
01o1rner of an auto dtalc"'h1p in Hawa11 , purchased 26 tickets at a lc.x·al
hquur store -2.S hn h1m'ltlf and one for '1ari1c. his v. 1fe of 6 \Car\
.. he told mt to 1et one tor her:· he said
He v.a \1llll'IJI on i.1htnoort wcrtchmgtttcvlsion Saturda~ niaht
,..._ ... lff MIUJONAjft/ A2)
Thomas< 111>01" 34 1s.char:Ked w,_._....____
orche traung an .1tta1..l la\tl)Ctobcr
agai n t At sa \\a~nl' and her former
bo) fncnd R er I ub\ dunng a
bitter custod~ battle-O\C:f the coople's
2-)ear-old daughtc:r
8a1lcy, whoon\.e repre\Cnted news-
paper hem· Patt~ Hcn~t a nd e rhcr
Dr. Samuel heppard. the Cleveland
osteop:uh char~cd ·" 111l k.tlhng his
wife, was called into town after
G1on1 ·former attomc)~ were fo rced JO declare a conflict of mterc\t, ·
B}ron Mc\mTan . ani.1 " ttrrstrall
Schulman' oluntarih Withdrew from
the ta!( at\er th~ pr()~ut1on noted
that McMillan g,A'l' ki.11 ad.,,1ce 10
Lub) in l 9 6. The) \\tre replaced by
Santa na ath)mC\ \llan tokkc
Saale). of~tassachu..ett\ v.a hired
b) G1on1sat the end nl ~1arch and had
planned to i.c""' a cc -\.l)Un<.CI with
McMillan and ~hulman. he said. He
and tot..\.c "'111 ti1mh the p~hm1nary
heanng, v.h1lh 1 C\JJ("CtcJ to last
throuah \\ ~nc-;(1:t'
Harbor \lun1c1 _I Cpurt Judge
usannc 'ihav. w 111 thC'!'l dcude
v.hcthcr then.: ,., cnl>ugh C' denc<" to
f Pluse ffe GIONIS/ A2)
Parking at
HS beaches
to cost SS ....,
ly R08ERT BARKER
Of -04lly .._"""'
The cost ol a da) t th<' be.-. ch Mil
ao up in Huntin11on &-a1;h. but nota\
much as Ii"' C\p('Ct\.>J
The Hunungton Bea h it) Couo-
c1l tac~cd a $1 !.ur ha ·c on beach
parking fee ~1onJa) n1 ht nmin
the datl): ftt to S ·
The e'tra cha~c "111 ~o into a fun
for the Cl.UlStru lion of a pier . .io
rcpla\.C the une d o-.cd la.,, Jul) 101
safet) rnstln'\
The S 1 1nu·c.uc 1ha1·, ''•lied to tal e
eff«t \ta, I 1H pt<'h."d tnr.w~cabout
S I 0.000 a \t"ar and be 1n force for
thrtt \Car\ offiual\ \aid
l m (. ouif~,.r mC"mbe~ t>arhcr this
month &Jl"C' apprmal 10 a S2 ur~harJe that would 1-a1 e the d:uly
paril:1ng fee lO ~6 Otli .. 1al., hacked
av.a~ from th'" '''". r-:r incrca!IC.
how.c .. cr, after n· '.l\ln mpla1nt!I
that the fee w.ould ~l"Cfl 'urfen and
others a"'a~ from the a'"h .....
om 1als n.-du cl!Jht anpu:tl ~ach
patlina P:I' for n:<.1dent' !rnm S'40 to
S30. but rt1a1ncJ a S annual I~ for
o ut-of·tov.n ,1.,1tur
Backbone of Mesa's· storm drain system almost linked
dmtJ from the rq.ina water\ • Even with the complc11on o r the HubDr-Maok P«>Jtct nut fall, city
oflkiUt will ha\e pent onl $10
milUola ol't,Jw proJCCtcd S24 m1lhon .-... eococnplctc the ma tcr plan of .......
.. die hudful of pn>J«\I c:om-= -.r 198-4 rcpmient th~ • f!I dW 1y tern. and ,Jtould
"9w'WI ._...bk protttuon. tvcn
10 the e' cot of a 100-,<"ar ~IQrm,
actord1na to Larry ,\/TUd&, proJtct
cn,anerr.forthc Harbor·Maplc torm .....
.. Alt of Costa Mesa ha a potential
probkm with flood1na." !\mada Ytd.
''The problem ti the cit I\ JUlt too
Ret. ~ when Fades arc at flat a thcJ 8ft ~.you haH to ha"c a lul
mort pepe1.''
.4rrude tetd he remm\bef'f'd .. ~11
GOOD MOR I G
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OpirWOf1 • • • • • ••• • ••• • •• • •• • •• • • •• • • •••• At
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1bc dtccu of the 19 l !ltonn
''Became t~ was no torm Jrain
on Harbor &oulc"ard. the v-attr
(()atinucd IO low nonherl> into the
Colklt Park area." tw: 1o11d ··1 .aw
waser three fftt dftP O\er there."
In Febr\aiiy 19M, ncarl a )ear
ef\ct the di .. trous ftood, ollqc
Park rnicknts dclyttd th Cit>
Counc11 Widl dnftands for 1~tt1ted
floOd prollCtlOn.
llj PAUL MCtM..IY A Nobef'-Prial wiaDer "°91 ... IWW dllll widl A.-lilderl ., • ._,.... echiewmea11aMC1t•J'ol_..aad kDOWI llOI OM ol .._ lllllev•
Dr u-... v :.--1 ._.. ___ 1 nalioMI ilcurity ldvim IWMI· ii -~Ana& Ul nw Mid. . ·•-7~neer~-":'·~Y 6-0.. policy lindmlrkl. IU•llll!I' ...-11 ~ a.uon. of 1 ~"II" ;;"Ju ID ieft.aendal IDd mUch .. If the Arabi don'1 1l'Ult Arlfai,
state duri~ a widHaftllnt Wk touaht after &pre for hi• oPiniont wby llaould we!"
Monday an ewpon BeKh. .. ancf ideu on lk>ba1 policies and "111\Zllidaayhope~~in
Addrnsina more than 1,000 mem-events. the ii '-mutt bM*n with
ben of the Oranae Coast Jewish Kiuiaeer tpOk.e at Temple Bat I""' establilhlna· 1 ftnn policy on
c:ommunitv.t K.iuin.aer said, "I don't y h f h N Sch•"ff which its own ladal -believe a 1ralntinian state can be 1 m ~ ~ 0 t e onnan He said an acquaania'.;e recently
crated that is not a menace to its Scholar 1 ure Protram. apPf'OIChed him and uted whether
neiahbors. Betides the animosity between the Bush administration <lOuld be
"A demilitarized West Bank state laraelis and Arabs in the rqion, depended on to 11!J)POn Iarael's K.iuinaer reminded listenen of the policy on the Middle Eut. livina in harmony with Iara~ is a difficulties between fundamentalist K.iUi•r said, .. If you tell me what
danacrous fantasy." and 1CCular Arabs over which l1r1tl that policy ia, 1"11 pve you an
Kiuinaer doesn't dismiu outriaht has no control. Ultllllleftt on it. the idea of a future state where And he dismissed the supposed ''You heartotallf conftic:tina views
Palestinians could Jive under some chanae in the Palestinian Uberation from Israeli politic:aanl," he laid.
form ofsclf-aovernment, and be also Or:enization's stand toward Israel. And the U.S. Jewish community
doesn't believe Israel's present ·The theory is the PLO has can't do it for them be warned.
borders will remain unchanae<f. but l"CCOlflized Israel," Kissinaersaid ... If "tt isn't possible for lsraeliuoca~ h~ said movina to a point wbere trvc, why don't other Arab s\llts out their battles on American soil. '
Palestinians and Israelis can be rccoanize Israel? K.issinaer said. ·
peaceful neiabbors should be a slow, "They don't becaute they don't He warned apinst the same kind of
deliberate orocns. believe the PLO bas. Anybodv· who fantasiz.ina over chanaes in the Soviet
ART
FromA1
of ex_pression." ..
After she visited City Hall at
Williamson's request, Jurado called
Burnham on Mon4ay and asked tt\at
the paintinas in back rooms be
relocated to the front display areas of
City Hall and that employees stop
placing things on tbe paintinas.
Burnham complied with the re-
quest to talk to employees about their
pranks. However, Burnham said he
did not have the power to move the
paintings around.
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Director Ron Whitley: who serves as
the Ans Commission s staff liaison,
said auidclincs specifically &ive the
commission the authority to locate
the R&inti'1J.S where it wishes.
Ans Commission Chairwoman
Sandy Blanerman denied in an earlier
interview that Williamson's paint·
inas were hidden because of public
outc.ry.
Blatterman said paintinas by all
three anists currently exhibitina at
City Hall were spread around because
ofspace problems caused bf the larae
number of works anists submitted.
Whitley said the commission may
review its auidelincs in the future, not
necessarily to cbanac any of them, but
at least to make sure both the
commission and public are aware of
the rules rcgulatina City Hall exhibits.
"You learn from these types of
thinp," he said.
At the root of the di~ent is
the fact that City Hall 1s a public
workplace, not an an pllery, City
Manaaer_~Wxnn said.
LAGUNA ~~=~nterestJn redevelopment
From A 1 As a result of what the city officia~
have anticipated usina the coastal call "mounti~ PfC$1UteS" to develop
stretch to extend the public walkway ~e bluff top, catr. staff is rcicommeftd.
that now runs from the Las Brisas ina. the counal adopt the mora-
restaurant to the Hotel l..quna. , to~All.this is reall~ doina is puttina
T•x d••dllne
8:.':.v~ ~ Mw..11
HaVitll met wttb die ..... Sovtlt ..., ftve Ii--. KilllDllt laid .. IMaad OOrtllcbev ln...-1. lldllftal
IDdcbannina. H~ver1 lie said, ... do not bd~
Soviet iaaen are ttletted on the
be1i1 or their entenainment quali&ift
(or viii ton from the Wnt."
ln1tead, Frw World laden should
took at 70 yan of commmritl hil&Ory
and 400 years of Ruuian history to
better a11e11 wlta& is eoina on and how
the Sovieta afW IUr.ely IO ICt.
Soviet leadln 8'nillle to rise to the
iop and &o mmln therit. whida ....._
ruthltle tratment of thote alley Piii
by Oori.chev, like Ill hi1 prcde-ceaon. {Mlrted the very people who
rlttted him to consolidlie bit~
"We bave no ralOft &o IUppolt
GorWbev will treat us any more
aentl.Y lban ~treated hj1 collaipn,"
K.i111iwersa1d.
And lbc SoV1el leeder knows bis
However, at least one propcny everytbinaon hold, 'Kenneysaid. "It
ownCT recently submitted an apph-does not say forevermore there will be
cation to rebuild an existina structure no develop nitnt on the bluffs. It just
that is within the setback.. In addition.-A)'S. 'Give us a chance to take a look
another coastal bluffs landownCT has at it.' "
A Mur ., Mt1YftJ enllvena the U.S. Post
Offlc•on Ail••• Avenue n co.ta Meaa ••
. FLOODS
fromA1
taken since the 1983 flood wasa S l.3
million drain from Merrimac Way to
the county Aood Control Channel
north of Adams A venue.
The project cut riaht throup
Oranae Coast Colleae at the beain·
nina of ran semcstCT in Auauat 19"85,
unleashina a flood of protests from
students and administrators at the coUeae. who ci>mplained that the proj_ect ou&ht to have been completed
earUer.
The 1985 protestt were relatively
mild. however, compared to last fall's
orpnized resistance staaed by
merchants alona Harbor Boulevard
in response to the proposed Harbor-
Maple project.
GIONIS
f rom At
try Gioni1 on eiaht counts of con-
spiracy to commit assault with a
deadly weapon, intimidate a witness
and OthCT CbaJ'leS.
Gionis. an onhopedjc suraeon, has
been held without f>ail since his ApriJ
4 arrest at his sprawlina PbiUips
Ranch estate in the Pomona area.
His defense attorneys flied a mo-
tion with the 4th District Coun of
Appeal in Santa Ana on Monday to
ovenurn a decision by Superior
Court Judae Robert Fittf.trald that
Gionis be held without bail.
Fi .. rald upheld a rulina by
Municapal Court Judae Ruuell Bos-
trom that Oionis was a Oiaht risk and
posed a possible danaer to the two
victims if relealed.
Just before his arrest, police 11id be
made an increued number of phone
calls to Oreece, where be has rela-tiv~ and obtained J>UIPON for bis
dauatiter and bimleff.
In the half-day ..,.-elimi~ hear·
i111. Wayne and Luby testified about
the atl.Kk, &UeeedlY carried out by
Jerrel Hineaprdt and Jeffioey BoueY.
Lot ~leHJa residenaa~na herd :~ ~ County Jail on SI
T1le banb and final~ Oded
Dlniel Gal. WIS amsted ID Switzer-
..... Ill& week ud federal aovera-mmt o6:iall .. ,,. ...,,.-fttra-
clition ~. to bave him fttUrDeCf to the Unated Staa He is 1 .,nvawe iD~tor wbo .. hired....,
Oioeis to . llit wife ftriaa ~
CUllOdy llllt. ~ &o court ...... ao.y, no "' identiled by the
A sroup callina illClf thc Cost Mesa
Mercbants Allociation bi.red a~ con·
.Wtina enaineer and an attorney and
asked the City Council to consider rcroutin& the storm drain project.
which they feared would ICriously
• hamper commerce alona the
boulevard.
Qty officials refused to reconsider tbe project. but~ to spend more
than SlOO~OOO extra to ensure that
two lanes of traffic in each direction
were kept open durin1 the day durina
the construction period.
Merchants say they are satisfied
that the city has kept its end of the
barpio as far as traffic . flow is
concerned, but still arumble about the
disruption.
"There have been seven wrecks in
10 days between Wilson and Vic-
toria,' said Allen Paul, president of
victims in a photo lineup, has qreeci
to cooperate with the prosecution,
Deputy District ~ttorney Chris
Evans said.
He is tcbeduled to testify today.
Evans refused to say whether he could
definitively link GIOnit to the attack.
But Bailey belittled the strcnath of
evidence apjnst his client
"There's been nothina I heard that
tics Mr. Oionis ... to the assault,"
Bailey said after the hearina. "Mr.
Bouey doesn't know anythina direct·
ly about my client··
MILLIONAIRE
from At
the merchants assoc1abon. "I think
we're aoina to have p~cms all the
way thro\l&h."
Arruda said Harbor Boulevard
merchants had not been seriously
affected by the 1983 flood, and
therefore had limited tolerance for
the necessary remedial action.
But be said a serious rainstorm
would caute problems on the street if
~were no storm drain there.
' "E~ry time it rains hard, the street
floods there,·· he said. "ft may not
have caused problems to structures
there in the past, but we're respon-
sible for anythioa that happens on the
strectl, and exce" water docs pose a
sipificant hazard."
As far as Harbor Boulevard
merchants arc concerned. the most
difficult times are about to begin,
Arruda said.
Durinacroswumanauon of Luby,
Bailey implied •he attack was the
result qf a soured real estate deal
involvina the millionaire and a arc>up
of Oklahoma in veston to develop the
Broedway depanment 1tore on
Wilshin Boulevard in downtown Los
Mieles.
His company, Fourth and Broad·
way Asloclltes Ltd., received a SS6
million construction loan commit·
ment from the i.nveston but only
received S38 million. In addition to
filina bankruptcy, Luby sued the
in another room when Muaie entered.
.. St-e ~e in l~kina apprehensive," Peterson said. "She said, 'I
have some numben for you.' · ·
"The founh ticket on the fint five that I bouaht had all the riaht
numben. We called all the 7-Eleven •torn to make cenain that M Mre riabL,.
Petenon, who retired in 1967and bu lived in a Huntinaton Beach
condominium for tbe lalt 12 far1, laid it's too early to explore wbat he
and ~will to do witb ID tbeir money.
"But M'd like to buy 1 more flamboyant condo. We've been here
Iona eDOUlh. ..
A trip to AUIU'alia IDd New Zealand alto appear in the otfina.
"We've traveled Ill over~ in our mamed livet but never to tboie
two countriet." be IUd. ~laid lie~ IOOd bea1th. thouP he doesn't do all the ~ be did lD IUa ,..._ "You don't lbuae younel( wben you l'I older. And I ID IO die cloctDi' ..._times nery ID IDOldM." no---'~1;--..,_-._., '-"LMl's::l!~.. ....... ........ dmecblctb' SM.a--.., ... pria A (aalrJ 11111 ta die"9DI die wiaaendo DOI~ *" »,..; w' ' a • m-... .-n of.me Jackpot c:u tit willld • .......... # w-. ........ •lllri9•M'a. ,...._,.~ ... , ................ '11-.e .... llJ . ... ".....__ __
"When we start workin~ on the
curb lanes this week, that s where
we're aoina to set access problems
and we're sure to have a lot of
complaints," he said.
Even so, Arruda said the problem
should be manaaeable, and no busi--
DCtl should have its access totally
blocked by the work.
And once the Harbor project is
completed, city residents and
mechants should have a rest from
1\1 rthet' ftood i na,.
"We have constructed the storm
drains in the real critical areas," he
·said. "There arc several others in the
master P.lan, but they do not seem as
critical. •
Because of restrictions in city
SJ>Cndina from the voter-imposed
Gann limit, Costa Mesa will be faped
with a tia,htenina budaet in comin&
consonium of lenders tor renearn&
and was in tum sued by the seller or
the buildina.
Wayne, 32, and Luby, 53, were
handcuffed, pistol-whipped and
threatened with death. Luby. a ten.nit
buff, had his Achilles' tendon llathed
by two &h'llJ who conf'ronted t.hem in
the prqe or Luby's pted Newpon
Beach home.
Wayne testified oneoftheatt.acken
told bet she wu mnsina "with the wrona people."
Under questionina by Bailey, Luby
denied mak.ina statements to New-
years. And with the ~or flood
danaers-taken care or. city officials
have decided to plua U(> lhe flow Of
reveni.aes into storm drain proJects.
"ln the 1919-90 budett. I don't
think there arc any storm drains at all. .. Anuda said. "I was !rind of
bopina foT another storm hkc we bad
in 1913 to drive the point home that
we could ttill use a few more
improvements, but v.c didn't J,Ct at
and as a result my requc\t dJdn t fl y.
The city has decided to concentrate
mon on street and parkway ma1ntcn .. ance, which, I ~ize, is aJso an
important need.'~
The phase of the Harbor-Maple
storm drain now beana constructed
Nns from Wilaon Street to 19th
Street, where 1t links with an Cllist1na
s1onn drain carryina water to the
Santa An~ _River channel.
pon Beach e.ice that one of the attackers sa1 : "This is a wamin" 1f
you ICl'CW up n, you're dead.'
He also denied talk.Ina to Wa)'ne
riaht after the attack and apeculatina
that "the lenden" miaht have been
behind ·~ althouah Bailey had a copy of a polace rqM>!1 that staled that.
Luby also dented tellina a d0C1or 11
the bC?SPital that one of the assailants
told him he'd "never play tennis .Un.·•
Luby admitted be owed money to ~ who didn't do busanna in
·conventional" ways. natMly the
.
Bccaute &orbechev h.s to deal
with those problems, tt\c U.S. has
leverqe WJlh which to win con-
cessions from the Soviet · leader.
k.iulnttr SU11Ctted.
CELEBRITIES
''°'"At was the Los Anjelcs County pros·
ecutor on the famed Onion Field
police-kilhna case. aOer which a book
and movie were written.
As if the case wasn't notonous
enouah, the pair withdrew as Gionis'
attorneys because McMillan once
offered advice to victim Luby on a
civil matter.
Gionis' new attorney is F. Lee
Bailey, who defended the likes of
newspaper heiress Patty Hearst; Dr.
Samuel Sbepparci, the Cleveland
osteopath ct\a'led with killing his
wife; Boston stranaJCT Albert De-. Salvo, who was responsible for 13
deaths; and Capt. Ernest L Medina.
accused of slayinJ more than 100
civilians at My Lai.
Bailey, a shon, somewhat bulky
man with spectacles, seemed to awe
the many court watchcn who
crowded into the courtroom for the
heanna. He calmly cross-ell1m1 ncd
witnesses, even pausmg and quietly
reassurina Luby when the latter
raised hlS voice.
Oneeldtrly coun obscrvercasuaJly
called the attomc)' by hjs fin.t name
durina a rtccss. And crowds of
reponers scurried around to get bis
view on the case.
even Municipal C'Oun Judge
Susanne lfiw sttmtd ·taken with
Bailey's reputation as she leaned over
tbe bench to shake bis hand and
welcome him to the courtroom .
At one point. she even joked about
usina has notoncty 10 speed up the
subpoena of phone records.
"TelJ them Mr. Balley 1s on the
case. Tell them the defense never mt.s
and to JCt with 1t.'' she told 1 witness.
In his boo~ "The Defense Never
Rests," Bailey says his fees have
ranted close to S 1 mil hon.
Jn 1 spec:ch befo~ the Cal1fom1a
Tnal laW)~n· Association in 1986.
Bail~ invited a local attorney to JOin
-hJS finn in Ptlm lkach. Aa .. "where
we do a reasonable doubt for an
exorbitant prict." .
·As Alssa Wayne stepped out of the
courtroom followina her tesdmon).
he ruahed after her to introduce
h1mselfand shake her hand, obvious-
ly respectful of her roots.
-By Juel ZhDm~lfllU
Oklahoma 1nve-stors. Bailey called
them loen sharks.
Luby at one point raised ha voice
to 8a1lqi. "I think you have It all
beckwards. I lhould be shoouna those
people;~ lhouJdn't be after me.''
Au~ on both s1des put up the
bttaest filllt over how to introduce
into evidtftce mOR than $6,,000 10
payments made by G1onu to Gal
from March l 9U to Jan. ll.
8aaley Mad none of the paymc:ats
could be linked to whit lkMaey said
was paid to the usail&nu in cub.
• .z·
• I • ~
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~Mommy and Me'
classes planned
A -'Mommy and Me'· play .,ou, for cbildma
.. ti moalht to 3 yan will be Offered ~ lht
Jewilb Parentiftl Centtt ofTemple Shir Ha-Ma'UC>t
et IOa.:m. FridaysfromApriJ28toJunt2.Tbcaroup
will meet at die Harbor Reform Temple, 2100 Mar
Vitia Drive, NfWP(>n Ba.ch.
Tot Shabbet)M'Ov1dH actavaties such as Jewuh-
holidly appropnate crafts, toJ\11, cirde pmes as
well as indoor and outdoor play. C1als size is hm1ted,
to early reaittrataon 11 recommended.
Admission to the elus is US for temple
membtn. and $30 for non-members. For enrol-
lment information, call 64720).
Le•m dlsast~r preparedness< • O.tuter prepercdncss will be dlscu.sed at a
breakfast mectina of the CO$ta Mesa Chamber df
Commerce 11 7· IS a.m Tunday. April 2S at the
Country Side Inn. 32S S. Bnstol St.
Robert 0 Bera. cmcracncy ~rv1ccs coordi-
nator for the cat )' of Anaheim, wall peak at the
mecttnl. which 1~ SI 0 per perso11 in advance, S 12 at
thedoor. Non-members paySl21nadvanccorat the
door. Furthef' information may be obtained b)
calhna 650-1490.
Youth Expo '89
Youth Expo '89 at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds
will feature a vocauonal Olympics compc11t1on and
several other academic and extracurricular activit1c\
for children on \pnl 28-30.
The theme for the expo is "'Sails, Whales and
Pirate Talcs.'' Among the events arc a treasure hunt
at Pirate's Beach, a "dress hke a pirate" conle~t and
a fun zone with games and acti v111es.
Sea World, the Catahna Sea lnshtute and pace
·Camp and Knott's Berry farm will decorate the-
vounds w•th sca-hfc exh1b1ts. In addition, Gale
Webb will present her show of bicycle and
skateboard daredevils Demonstration~ by hor"Se fanciers also will be
featured.
Awards will be d1stnbutcd to compc11tors who
succeed 1n school pro1tcts, vocational skill, and
talent search . • --
Park.mg and adm1ss1on arc free Hours are 10
a.m. 10 5 p.m Fnda). Apnl 28: 9 a.m . to S p.m.
Saturda). Apnl 29. and 9 am. 10 3 p.m und.ay.
Apnl 30. (all 751-3247 foradd1ttonal information.
Career In mode/Ing
---VMIYUN ............
Orpaiwa of.~ neilhbotbood
b&ival ncarCoaa Meta'a Ra Communi-
t Cealet My &be fatival wea IUccind\al,
te tbc pmitkM% of ncptiw fteli• -nciPborbood over the pttttncc or
~veral povcrt,y rebcf atenctes II the
center.
The ret.c wu sporilOl'Cd by the Costa
Meu Human Relations Commanee and wu the first in what committee members
hope wall be a ~net of neipbortaood mini·
festivals, culm1natin11n a c1tyw1de multi·
cultural festival an September. •
The purpose of the ne1pborhood fesh-
vaJs 1s to brina people totether 1n the hope
o( dcfusina tensions 1mon1 ethnac and
ccooom1c srou~ in the city. accordin& to
Jona1ban Schiad, dWnnan of the com·
'mime.
•tit would be a mi.we to U1ume that a liftlk fesiival rould have a ~ ampKt
on a Drobkm that 11 yean old. be aaid. .. 'The ·area around the Ra Center w11
llrlCted because of the problems 1n the
comm•nity beiween homeownen and
poor and homeless people v1111tna ltt'VtCC
aeenc1a at the C:Ch\Cr," M MUd. "But ll
wasn't supposed to sol~c the problem just
like-ihat.'
The festival, which took place from 11
a.m . to '3 p.m. Saturday an it pl•ytng field
next to the center, drew fire from one
resident wbo sa1d she and o ther nctr.h·
borhood res1dents were offended by wf\at
they'Ja"' as an inadequate fencc-mendina
aesture. .
Barbara ullrcll has been aClt\le in the
Dana Ree(1 .. plans
to seek 5th District
'
seat if Riley retires
ay PAUL ARCHIPLEY to get out early and meet with a~ many
ot1No...,"°'5t.., organizations as possible," Recd said.
. It's unclear how much hjs fund-rai ing
An Orange C ounly Tran porta11on .. will be affected by hi dcc1s1on 10 rcfu e
Commas ion member from 'l,lewport any con1ribu11ons from people who come
Beach announced Monda) he •'> prcpanng befort the transportation com mt'> ion o r
10 ~n for the Sth 01'ilnc1 supc:rv1~nal the Los Angeles-San D iego Rail C:orndor
seat 1n 1990-1f 1t 1~ vacant Joint Po'A<crs Authority on wh1t.h he also
Dana Recd announced the formauon of serves.
an exploratory comm1t1ec to ~ck out Contnbuttons "on't be a('()cptcd from
funds and support for his campa1in. en1anccnng firm ... attorneys. lobby1 ts and
should four-term incumbent Thomas others who have busanc s before tho~
Rak decide 10 re111e bodies.
-Uut R ecd, 45, !klld he 'A<outd drop out Recd said _public servant\ at nil le' t'ls
immcdratcl' 1f Rile\ wonts 10 run again. nttd to add re s the ethics qucst1ons that
"lfh d d I'll fi Id ·have plagued government agenc1t"\ an e ec1 cs to run. JUSt o .• up m) rcctnt )cars
tent and go back to pract1c1ng law Reed "I don't want 1110 look hke rm u'llnJ 1t
said. (his agenC) memberships) as a 'itC'ppana The C'osta Mesa auornc) \aid Rile) stone for higher office." he said.
would be a shoo-an 1fhe wanted to reuun "h"ouldbeeasyforml'toconrn~tlhose ~1s seat In fall, ~e would support the who need m )' vote Not only won't I a<ik
A modchng and talent ~howcasc and seminar incumbent. them for money. I won't accept an)
featuring rcprc..cnlatives from leading modeling · :·Raley ha .. the ab~hty to raa-.c monc). con1nbutions from them.''
agencies and Holl) wood agents wtll be held from 9 hes pt>pular and hes done an c"ellent -His expertise an transportation as ucs
a.m. to 4 p.rn. Salurday, April 29. at Orange Coast JOb," Reed said ""lfhe wantsnnother four-wall be at the forefront of has campaign
_Colle&e's forum aod student center. y~r .~erm. I thank he dc\Crvcs it and would For example, he'll cite improvements on
Acuv1\ies incl ude a television commercial · wan. the Costa Mesa and 'an Diego freeway~ -purormancc compettuon. video presc.nta.Uoru..__ Two others -Costa Mesa Ma) or Peter thutshould be com lete b the elcctio n
1maae d)'nam1cs and scvcraJ lectures. -suffiramt-tn"tne _ Raneh Wa1er-Dastnct -·· ose arc t 1ngs \C en wo r Ing on
Danan Savell-Hays, a fashion-show producer. Director Peer S4n -also have 11~daratcd sirn:e the early I 980$." he said
coordinator. commentator and public speaker. will interest in the 5th District !>Cat if Rile) He was appointed b> Go' C1eorgc
coordinate the program. he teaches prQfess1onal retires OeukmcJian a director of the Office of
modehng classc . and ha produced and hosted Rile) has not announced h•~ intention'i. Traffic Safct) an 1983. 1hen as undcr-
cable telev1s1on programs tn Washington. Texas and and Recd wants o be in a position to hat ~crctary of the state Business. Tran por-
Califomia. the ground running 1f the reurcd Manne talion and Housing gene)
Representatives from Donn> Chmond Pro-. Corps general tcpsdov.n in 1<>90 In 1988,he'A<ll appoin1~to 1heOran c
ducuons, Cannon Films, Walt D1sne) Productions. He s:ud Rile) lrno"-about has plan<, a~d Coun&) Transportatio n Comma .,ion as
the Fontaine gene). the Farrell genc). the encouraged ham to get stancd the public's member-at-large
Goldstein/Allen Talent <\aency, the Recd ha enhMcd the help of \t'\Cral Recd has worked clo~I> with Riley o lf
MeCam/Orcck/Garrett A&tnq and the WaJlach prominent tOUl}t) people including some transponauon issues. too He "a the
,4.&tncy have appeared in previous shpwca~s and who figured in past Rile) camp:uins -supervisor's appointee to the.! Program and
many will be pre~nl former LI. Rep ·fames ROO~\.clt <?f Pohcy Committee of the tran ponauon
Reilstrauon can be made tn OCCs Communi-.Newport Bea~h who co-chaircdoRilc) \ comm1ss1on. and chairs a comm1tt~ that 2' xrv1cc Office 1n the college's tudcnt Center last \'A-0 rare ' and Robert Nelson of Dann IS studyan.g consohdauo n or ('"(ISltng ~u1ld1na. o pen from 9 a m to 7 p.m. Monda) Potnt who ts a longtime Rile) 3d" iscr count} transportation agenc1e<,
through Fnday. and from 8 a m. to noon Saturda) !though he hn been in the pohllc~I He support~ in concept a proPo'><ll tO
Part1c1pants may rci1ster using their Visas or arena 20 )Caro,, Recd admit'> twi 1 n 1 r.usc the sales la"< b) one-half cent~ 1fthe
Mastera rds by calhng 432-5 80 e:\actly a household name 'oters .igree to 11 • That·~ part of the rca .. o n he ht)pc'i to '"I "ould onl) sup{>Ort a ta' anu't'ase 1f
raise S200.000 b} the end ofthc )l'ar v.11h the ,otcrs appro'e It fh,ll as o much
'A<h1ch to lau1wh his c:ampaagn bcttcrthan saying.· 1 ru\I me." .. Rct•d said
.. M name 10 1s not high \\ e'rc tr)1ng He also believe the t'ount)'<i :ur 1ran<,-Alzheimer's drug study recruits
al
lleipborhood movetnent to have lht
Shaft Our Selva food cliltrit.ution ~ttt
and other private poverty~ moved
from the cerrter bccaute of the· poor and
homeKM. people thty 1ttract. She aa•d wand omen were panicularly
offended ~ a "speech" comphmentina
Share Our Selves for its wort Wlth tht poor
and homeless. ··1 enjoyed the festival itself but that
promotion for SOS was uncalled for,"
Littrell said.
Bu• Schicsc1 said the festival was not
centered on Share Our xtvcs or the
problems surroundini it.
"SOS was only one of ,seven .,cnc1es
who had tables there," he said ... All we had
was an announcement about each one.
They weren't what the ksuval was about
All we were trying to do was provtdc •
cc
means for neilhborl to COrM out and nvay
I peac:itful, rcfait. lJIM &oeetht'f'."
Litud Mid S.turdl~ thar ft-W Of ber
neiahbOrs auendtd 1be ftltival
Sch1e1el said the turnout wu inodHt but
encour..,.,._ consadenna it was OAly the
first of the ~nes.
··we bad about I 00 people ... he said.
··Tf'le atmosphere was real ntee There was
• aentleman there with hehum bllloona_
makina animal sha~ for the kids. The
kids pl&)'td 11mes and the adults enjord
the mu11c. We feel 11 was really pc>liuve,
and, we hope to build on it."
So far, only last Saturday's festival and
the Sept. 23 Cllyw1de fcstJval in Lions Park
received offietal approval. Plans are still
bt'•OJ made for the other nei&hborhood
min1-fes1iv1l , Sch1etcl said. ,.
. ·Widening of
PCHtoslow
traffic for
·one year
Dana Reed
ponat1o n "0C~ can be tackled '-'•lh
1mpro,cd <1er\"C at the Long fka{h 3nd
Ontario airports along 'A-1th a reiional
airport omcv. here bcl'-'CCn Orange Coan-
t} and San D1eto that "ould sc~c both
communat1ei..
In fact. the need for 1ncreas1ng ~oopcr
ation bct'>'"een counties"" hy Recd wont'>
R iley's Job.
"Count)' go' crntncnt 1 "here wc"ll
have to look to 1-\ c the 'quahty of hfc'
prublem> ...._"at er. air. transporutuon," he
!kll an c era o emm n
remote II) i O\.ernmenl ltt 100 m:all
If supen 1wrs an nc~ghbonng count1c
mttt regularl), Reed belle"" "the) c. n
make tremendous strides 1fthe)' ha"c an)
hope of:iddre mg the~ problem ··
.. iuper' 1..or from Orange Count) 1)
probably one of the most 1mporu1nt JOM an
shaping the ne"<t 20 \cars:' he td
Rttd. 'AhO h\C with his 'Alf(' ( hmtmc
tn '\cw port Beach.·~ 1 graduate of I.A ola
Mar) mount L'navcrsit) ·hool of l w
He h:is long been 3Cll\.C 1n the Rt ..
pubhc:in Part). dating back to "-ork an
Barry (Jold"atcr"s presidential camf\311n
He aJso has rllpenencc in the bu!>1ne
"orld. having sened as' ice p~1dent and
a s1!>lant 10 Peter l ebt'rroth at t chc.-r·
roth' r1r t Tra,cl < ol'J). 1n 1974 •
He v.as one oft'A<o state reprc-S<"nta11,c~
to the 1984 Los Angeles 01> mp1c Orpn11
1ng Comm11t~e and "on " uf)t'rstar··
statu an L'rherroth' 198S book "~fade an
Amcnui ..
lly IRIS YOt<OI
Of the O.il} l"llot $t""
If )'OU regular!) dmc down Coast
H1Jhwa> an ewpon Beach, you can
opect some incon' cn1cncc for the nc>.t
)Car-bcglnntng this mormng-asa tnp
of the road\\3) IS 'A tdcned from four 10
se"en lanes.
C rt'w o n Monda' night restnped the
h1gh'A<il) between Ba\ 1dc On\C and
Jamborre Road a'i thC' lirst step an the SS
million prOJCCt 'A-h1ch ha\ been 1n the
planning for \cral ~cars
A second project "-•II C\entuall) widen
the h1gh'Aa) from Jamboree to Mac;.\rthur
Boulc\.Urd.
The prOJc 1 1 tum.led b) both cit~ and
federal go' c1 nmcnts and wall tndudc
constrwtton of torm dr:u n . 1dewalks.
treet lighting. a median and a water main.
;tad c11y {1v1l engineer Horst Hlawaty.
C'omplct1on uf the prOJCCI I not C'\pcCted
for a )t'llr. he su1&
T\\.O lane an each d1rtttion will remajn
open du1 IOI tile work but mot-0ri-sts can ~ w m c "dd3)'> ~n mtffk. Htawn1)'
said
The e"\\11\8 Mde'>'"all.. will rtma1n the
me on the M>uth .1de of the h1ghwa .
whert 'e"port uto (enter. Bobby
\1cGtt' re t.aurant and a &a'> stallon art
lcx--atcd
To accommodate tbe w1den1na on t~
north <;1de the cit) bad to obtain nght to
part of the De n11 Ba) tdc Viii• mobile
home par~ propert).
The cilj paid 2S mobatc home owne~
bttwccn J 13.SOO and $67,000 and rcloa·
11on co u for tht'1t h me Hlawaty said.
The l It a1 purchased the dttd to t~
propen~ from The In 1ne o . tbc under-'> ma ov. ner of the land, and the ma ter ten~ from Oc \n11 -\ ~l Cd [n0<. h,, general ~lcs manager at
C'-' Pon .\uto <. en1c.·r. ~ad he d1dn"1
e'pc" the road rnn•Muct1on an front of the
au10 dc.1ler'ih1p to harm has bus1nes.s.
"It l•'e" u more c posurt be<.'nu 11
i.top'> 1ne 1ralfo:." f-noch ~·ud
lnd1v1duals with early s~mptoms of
Alzheimer's d1~ase arc beinJ recruited for a drug
tudy 11 Cf <\lthe1mer's D1~asc and Treatment
Center.
ubJCCIS will be given varying daily dosages of
m1laccm1dc, a drua approved by the Federal Drua
Adm1n1stm1on for tnals on Allhtimer's patients, or
a "supr pall" placebo, and monitored dunna wcekl>
v1'i1ls to the UCI Medical Center
Five plead innocen_t to charges Retired Viejo.
broker's kllllng
Investigated
.
Volunteers may continue to rt<"r1ve the drug
af\cr the imttaJ n1nc·'A<cek study for up to fhe years.
Interested 1ndt" iduals arc eacourqed to call nursina
coordinator Jeanette belly 11 56-6073 or
8S6--726
·of defrauding savings and loan
ly Ctty ~s Sflvk•
C hn\tt:n!ICn. ll ov. ner. and ~c"an11c. hl'I
( \I •:'\D \H
Tu day,. pril 18
1y •ANDA CARDWEU
OI)'~~
f1..,c of' h people 1mpl1('ated an an
1n"ohcd
The indictment marll. the fir'it time
ra ketccnng law~ ha' c been u\Cd again ta
failed thn fi on the We~t ( oa t \<tld
allqed heme to defraud an Ora nae Auistant u. ttome" ~anl, t<" k
C'ount) uvangsand loan Out ofS 16 m1ll1on 'he said the benefit to the tederal
pleaded 1nnocen1 to fcdml ch3T1CsMon--ao,ernmcnt of ustng the r:u:\etcerin l~"''
• 6 p m Lipa Beec' City C~U. council day. aaa1nst the defendants '' that the S I~ chlmbcrs, SOS Fore 1 vc Janet fa)c McKanl•c. 39. of "-it'.'" poi'\ m1lhon can be ustd to pa) the 10' e1 nment
e 7 pm. ff•C ...... Ind Pl ..... , Com· Beach, the former Cltecul1ve COO\Ultant tO back 1( McK1nt1e nd the Other<, MC'
mJne... council chambcn. 2000 Maan St. the now defunct "lonh •\men ca ''"~ & convicted.
• 7 p.m R•atal ... a..d CttJ (•le••lal'Y> Loan, fa~ a po s1blc 28S-)C3r \(:Otcnce 1f "Normally. v.hen )'O\.I pro~l utc a fraud
8eMel Dt1trkt a .. ~ d"tr1ct education ~nter. con\.u;tcJ ofall thc~araes an the 4~ount ca~. the most }Ou wall he ahk tc) do "
2001 ( raamer Line. 1nd1ctment returned h> the federal grand impose a fine 11 the end," 't<X~ \aid
• 7;30 pm Ott•• View 8cltMI Dtttrict a..111 Jury in Lo ·\natlcs last v.ed. Pro~utors all('IC Mc K1n11c and her
d1stnct edu<'luon center, 16940 8 t . Hunt1n1ton Her ltturne>• Monda) rtfu~d to di · partner, thraf'\ founder and chamnan Beach dote "'hat type of dtten • the) "'ould Oua}ot 0 . Chnstcn~n, camrd uul their
• 7:JO p.m . Ina.. U.tftetl kMel Dt1trict Pf!Kn~. . Mhemc with the accomphc.:e
...,.. ef ~dee. j()j() Blrranca Parkway. w~. ~ ~H looluna forA.aril to our Ja~ '" C hmtcn~n d1rit in Januar) 19 7 on the
• 1 Pm., ...... Valt.y Q C)' c..-u, council coun. -'lid Robert Berke. co.coun~I rur da) he v.as 10 mttt •ith federal rqulator\
chambcn, 10200Stattr AH~. McKin1ac O\Cr pos 1blc teizurc of the S&LM The
Mc Kanne t\ It"'"' on a S3,000 a month ri nncr Wcttm1nmr ck nu~• ~• killed WJedn~~u,. .. \11ri/ 19 iupcnd trom t~ ftdcral IO\tmmcnt. v.hcn ha car carttntd off a fn.-ewa' and ··~•ch " holdina S 12 'J'lillion he rccc" cd into a CCfMnt ti.amcr.
• 7 p .m . ~ ~ ,... ... C..•...._ pnmanl> from a h~ antur'ln{C pohC) on L . Attorney Robcn Ronner ad the
1tudy ~council chambttl. ~S'J"orat A\e. her former penntt, pcnd1na outcome of thnft was cnppled b> lhc .... \ttm· ~~-~-~~...,~~"!llllllllllllll..,....~~~~....,~-~ nwU and crtmaMI catn 1n -h1ch he 1s •ocloouna o( over Sl6 million" bv
nccu11H' .a s1 tant and con ultant Oranae Count) hen ff, dcpuucs Mon· di) "'ere cont1num1 their '"' es11gat1on
\1t l<..anm.· v.a arrested last "'ttk. a1 her mto1hc'ilabbangandsuOoc3t1ondeathof1
auomc) ·s office and later rclca\C'd after a rcl1 rt'd '>lOCkbroker 1n M1<i<,10n \'1e10
friend put her home up tu collateral lt)r Da' 1d \\ erner. 2. wt found d~d 1n ht
Mck1nne·, SS0.000 b 11 N:d b' ha' d1u1h1cr, Deborah" crmr. 40.
1 he other defendants 1nctudc \ ictuna Oran&c Count) hcnffs Lt Richard 01'\0n
W;alker. 46. of Elk Grove. "'h<> "'a 1hc \.Jld · rnmp n~ ·, otncc manager and booli.kctpcr Werner wa tabbed -.cHral ttmes 1 n the
1n C:lk Gro,e. and Da..,1d Morgan ~~ of upper ~xi' 01 n \8td But the
l 1ulc Roe~. -\rk. • An entrq:>encur alle cdl.., prclam1naf) re\ull'> ol an autOP\) de· an\ol\~tth thc.phon).cscro"M tcrminL-d the usu ·of death "-3\ 'lufTcxa-taon. he ad /
I redcnck \ oun,dahl. 3. of Ne" pc.in Werner' bod) "'0' d1 ovcf'("d abbut t
lkalh .\rmando J. Vasquez. S2,<?flnmc am unda) an the f1m11~·\ hou~ 1n the
and l hom3 C Clark.c, 63, or Vt>td IA.ere 2 000 blod. of El Moro Uttt
lh:\:U~ of a1d1n1. and abctuna the .\uthont1C' found no c' 1dcn1.:c o t forced
lr'Judulent con truC11on scheme cnlf') at the homt. IOC'llted on the ~nd of 1
.\II pie dcJ innocent Mond.i,, eu·cpl quiet cul-de-c
\. \qUC/. 'A-hO hu 'Cl lo retain 1n" 11tomc\ re~ PIC\.C\ or f urnilurr were turned
and 1\ sc~ulcd for arra1 nment ~ "tt O\er, t>utdcput1e' ha'c none1dc1erm1ned
from .\1onda> All \11' h.'t' e po tcd bail of 11 an~ thing "u tolen. Ol'°n ..a1J.
$SO})IJO or le and arc out o f Jatl • .\uthontle h.Jd no u~ptet!> in the a~.
h con acted Youfl&dahl and asque1 01 n d hnN 10 tommrnt on ~hcther
ta1.c up 10 10 \tars m pri!IOn on each Lo unt 1n'c ttpto~ bCltc'e the \ic:ttm knew his
and a fine of !250.000 per count. killer.
••• lliJlllud otMf jewelry~ t1olm
from a booeb at lhc 0Nftlt County
Swag Melt on Fair Drive .!eturda) It
12: I p.m. f'hc boodl MePtr Mid lbe Md IC* to alllOl.b« IM»otfl 10 help for
a feWl80ftM'ftllud .. tonMOM take
&he tny al~· 11111 valut of die lolSWUW~
SJ0.000 wa tolcn 'rom an oftke on
y Park Boule\."lrd af\tr the bu11d-
i111•1 rter door ~-a pt1cd opm.
~·, pne1 wu al'° "ruck on h1
DOie andftit C)CJla\~ damqcd. • • •
IAp11a8eHh
Witches M~ taken from a car that
had bttn 'alct p11rkcd at a rntau,..nt
an the 1600 block of South Coa t
H1pway on Saturdav n1sht
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• • • Juvnala '*Cft reported on the roof
ontMChoSen Joaquin hool thrvw·
i111111Ht NU<knh auend1n1 a dance. • • •• A ... called the ooti« watch
COt*ftH def 10 report ~ hl4· mede
co1a'twidaJnus
A hnt a.la door .,a, \hatltred
Md at.Out Sl0.000 ~orth of cu tom·
.._. doduna wa1 taken from a ,,Ott
i• IM I 000 block o( Bl)~ Om e • ••• A .._......,.n 1n tht 2900 block of =-Avea• aot three un· met•• 1 oo h11 phone ruhll r ftOlll a ~malt caller. The
-a1l1va tllir mill were in~ndcd tllf ..... ptnOn with the MIM ..... •••• A ....... lilllClld in a mcUI
•••• , ... -Weft of. s..
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Poll« took a~ on a buraJary
that was d1srovtrfd tUrda) mom-'"* in the 2SOO b&oc'k o( Kdo WI). ihe intruder en~ throuah a lod:-
ed laundf) room door. ••• A Wallet and contmta valuifd at
SJ.41 ~taken fioin a IOaiaiOft an the
3200 bloi:t ol Laeu• C'lnyon RO..S on SI_.,. ••• Police weN ... ..,., 400 WiCl
••••
Thae\U Dried QtJtft a biidroolil
v.1ndow an the 6700 block olW..,..
\.COUC and lt(;tt I tdcVitloft ...
J \\elf') and wa\Cht't valucod at S 1.37.S.
Wright charg d w .
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Houte ethics comma nee. with Demo-crau ~ Republicans unittd, for-
mally c~ Speaker Jim Wriaht .Mo•Y with 69 violations of the
chamber's rules includina what the
panel's chairman called ·•a scheme to
evede" limits on outside earnings.
violated any of \he rules of that
institution:· Wf"iaht said in • tpttCh
to a labor mttt•na shortly after the
ethics rcpon wu rclca9ed.
He said he had asked "very
uracntly, very earnestly" for a quick
meeting with the the committee "to
confront them, to confront the allcga·
tions head-On. face-to-face "
s~p taken Monda>;. which 11 the
pancrs equivalent or a n indictment.
punishment. •
w,;pa immediaaely btpn hi• dt-
fcntt 1n eatnnl, opetalil'tl what o.w
5upponcr. Rep. Charla Wilson, ().
Teut. called "a war room" out of &he
speaker's offi~. "At some point
we've aot Lo 5tan fi1urin1 out who's
on our side and who's on the othtt
side," Wilson said.
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Cowt reJe.ds English-only ch .. enge
W ASHINOTON -The Su~me Court oidered tllr dilM_, of a
crct IO a Nle that ~Y requarct LOI ~._aes County COUl1 tmployect
to on1 ilb whale at wort. The JUlll~ Mondey ~ llile 9th u .. CircuitYC~ of Appeals to take such action aftct' beint IOld that the woman who challc,.cl tfte ruJe no lo~r works for tbt coun. ~rule, 1n
t 9M ban court cmptoym from speakina any lanauaer oc~ than Enahlh
cxceP. when actana as translaton or du_nng brcili_and lunchtJmc. After a JO-month, SU million
investiption, the committee of six
Democrats and six Repnblicans
voted unanirilously to issue a report
findina .. reason to believe" the Texas
Democrat had run afoul of House
rules rcquirin1 reporting of gins.
barrina acceptance of Jifis from
persons with a direct interest in
lqislatlon and limiting outside
earned income.
While scandal has tainted othrr
House speakers. Wright 1s tht first
ever to be formally charged with
ethical wrongdo1nJ.
The move set 1n motion a scnf'S of
steps 1n which Wnaht can dtfcnd
himself and the panel try to prove
with ··ctearand convincina" evidence
that the iolation!t occurred. That 1s
hkely ulumatel~ 10 throw the mat1e1
before the full Hou~. wflcre Wnah1's
position as the nation's highest
elected Democrat could be on tht'
line.
Possible punishments range from a
reprimand to cxpul ion from the
House. althouth lawmakers in both
panics seemed to think the final
decision "'ould come down to
whether Wright should be rcprt·
01anded or simP;ly chas!ised for poor
'udgmcnL ~nd let off withovt formal
Wilson predicted WnJht would
win on the noor, "losinJ a few
cowardly Democrats and picking up
some brave Republicans." nd I '
i:he most scnousancaation aaamst Prison escape In copter e s n crash
At a news conference, comm1uec
chajrman Rep. Julian Dixon, 0-
Calif., emphasized that Wri&ht is
presumed innocent until the charges
are proven. and he underscored that
proving them requires a much
heavier we1ttht of evidence than the
Wnaht -that Fon Worth developer . . -
Georac Mallick, ftom whom he ' MIAMI - A helicopter swooped into a prison's halJMccunty excrci~
"I know in my hcan I have not
accepted $145,000 1n &ift over a I(). yard Monda)' and a convicted drug kinp>1n Jumped aboard, but the cho~r
year period, had a direct interest 1n cauaht a fence and crashed in the yard, 1n1unng the would-be escapee and his
legislatton -also had the narrowest pilot. Benjamin "Barry" Kramer 36, a former Powerb6at champion SCI" ma
mar1in of support on the ethics life without parole as the leader of a manJuana-traffick1na ""t broke his n&ht
committee. Jq in the accidtnt. The pilot suffertd broken teas af!d fK1a •n1uncs. Three
armed auards watched but did not rc3ct because t~>' did not want lo &boot 1nio
~ssembly barely OKs
assault weapons ban
' SAC RAMENTO (AP)-The Cali-
fornia Lqislaturc took a major step
Monday toward restricting sales and
possession of more than SO models of
usault weapons. including AK-47s
like the aun used in the Stockton
schoolyard massacre.
The assault weapons bill, SB292 by
Senate President Pro Tem David
Robeni, 0-Los Angeles, was ap-
proved on a 41 -34 majority, the
absolute minimum vote required for
passqe in the 80-member lower
house.
An unidentified spectator in the
pUery sho uted .. Siq Heil!" as the
vote was announced, a reference to
the contention of some gun owners
that any limit on i_un ownership is a
step toward dictatorship. But there
was no other disturbance following
the controversial vote.
Assembly Speaker Willie Brown,
0-San Francisco, a backer of tbe
assault weapons bill, held the As-
sembly roll call open at a 39-34 count
for six hours to allow time for two
Southern California lawmakers who
were absent during the morning
debate on the bill to fly back to the
Capitol and vote.
Both legislators, Assemblywoman
Maxine Waters, D-Los Anaeles. and
Assemblyman Steve Clute, 0-River-
side, voted yes to send the bill back to
the Senate, which could vote as early
as Thursday.
The Assembly floor vote was
regarded as the hilts tou~est test.
since sentiment for gun restrictions is
considerably stronger in the Senate.
and since the Senate has already
approved a broader and more con·
.uoversial version of the Robert• bill
by a wide margin.
Exxon: Spill harqly affected gas price.s
.Oil cJe.anuP -
projections
challenged
VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) -The
Coast Guard commandant Monday
approved Exxon's plan to scrub at
least 305 miles of shoreline fouled by
America's worst oil spill, but he
demanded the company also target
oil-tainted beaches outside Pnnce
William Sound.
Adm. Paul Yost also expressed
reservauo ns that Exxon's draft plan
was too optimistic. The plan. released
Monday, calls for Exxon to hire 4,000
people to clean most of the soiled
shoreline by the third week in August.
The cleanup can be be completed
by August 1f a hot-water cleaning
method that can damage beach life is
u~d aggressively, or by m id-Septem-
ber if en vironmentally safer methdt1s
play a larger role. the plan says.
Those proJecuons "'ere disputed b)
a state ecologist, who said af\er
reviewing the plan that only about
150 miles, or half the number spcc1-
WASHINGTON (AP) -An Exxon Corp. vice
president told Congress Monday the recent Alaskan
tanker accident had minimal impact on gasoline prices.
which in recent weeks showed th~ single largest jump in
the history of the American market.
overall U.S. petroleum prices was m1n1mal 1n relauon to fi~d in th.c plan. could be cleaned
other factors:· he said. before winter.
But two senators. a California state official and an
Ohio p soline dealer raised questions at a Senate
subcommittee about whether oil companies were engag-
ing in gasoline price gouging, planning to reap tax benefits
from cleanup costs stemming from the Alaskan spill. and
arc ill-eQuioocd to handle future oil spills elsewhere.
··J.T. McMillan, senior vice president of Exxon. said
the Valdez, Alaska oil spill temporarily affected the price
of crude oil to the West Coast, but added: "Its effect on
McMillan said the pnce of gasoline ha~ been And the top state environmental
increasing for several months because the cost ofrrude 011 official called for the plan to be
has been rising. • "'broa'dened to include areas where the
Sen. Alan C ranston ofCalifornia, the state hit hardest oil has spread outside Prince Wilham
by soanng g.a~e prices, m~ Congress wa. rflht to Sound.
initiate a probe "to make sure no one is taking adva~agc "It's a start:• said Ocpanment o(
of the Alaska oil spill disaster and using it as a cover for Environmental Conservation chief
price-gouging." ' Dennis Kelso ... It needs more work."
Gray Davis, California state controller. testified that Yost, under orders from President
gasoline prices in California escalated two to three 'times Bush to hasten the cleanup, approved
as much as other pans of the nation since the oil spill three the dran plan in a letter to Exxon's
wceksago, includiJlg rise of a mwch as 49 cents-per.gallon ..,Stnt-ral anajer in ValdaJ • Ouo
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·Offi~ials arrest new suspect
in ritual slayings on ranc!Jes
BROWNSVILLE. Texas (AP) ~
U.S. authorities Monday arrested the
son of the owner of a Mexican ranch
where human sacrifice was per-
formed by a dtuJ·smuahng cult
suspected 1n IS killings.
Serafin Hernandez Rivera Sr. of
Brownsville was one of three men
characd in federal warrants Monday
with mari;uana tmporution, pos~
ICllion and conspiracy. The other
two were Manin Q uintana and Mano
Fabio, botb Mexicans.
Aulhonties believe Qumtana and
Fabio took part in the sacnficial
slaying and mutilation of University
Texas student Mark Kilroy, who
disappeared while vaca11oningdunn1
sprin& break, Neck said.
The two were among six suspects
who remained at laric, and were
coos1dtrcd dangerous. Neck said.
the prison yard. where a half-dozen m~n \\Crc e~trc1s1ng.
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Two missing after carg<>: ship sinks
BOSTON -Two sailors "'ere mis ing Monday evenina after a 652-foot
freaahter en route from Grcccc apparently sank in rouah seas 400 mile\
southeast of Cape Cod. Twenty-three crrw members "'ere re~ued. The 2'l
sailo" from the Star of Alexandna werr found on a lifeboat and picked up b)
tbc merchant ship Ravenscraig. Coast Guard Petty Offict'r Rand~· M1die1t said
in New York. The two missing sailors were believed to be on a hfe rafl, wh1lh
wasthe obJCCt ofa hunt Monday evening by the 9SO-foot Ra\ensc-ra1gand fi -.e
Navy and Coast Guard search planes, official~ ~1d
Eastem Jet carrying cocaine seized
MIAMI -One of the relauvel) few Eastern i\1rhnesJets fly1n1 "nee the
beginning of a s._trike against the camcc was scl1ed Monda) b> Customs after
inspectors found 75 pounds of cocaine 1n a mat I bag 1n the cargo hold. h was the
14th seizure of ~ine on an Eastern plane 'itnce September. The Boeing n .,
seized Monday landed in Miami after a night from Asuncion, Paraauay. that
stopped in Bolivia. Peru and Panama.
MOHi.it HHIJ:Js .
Walesa praises President Bush
WARSAW, Poland -Lech Walesa on Monday ursed Poles to rebuild
Solidarity "sk1llf ully and quickly" hours anera coun declared the independent
union lepl ap1n and ended SC\Cn yean of aovemment suppress-.on. Walesa
also praised Prt-sident Bush for announcing an aid packaae for Poland's
economy.
Walesa was expected to follow up restorauon of his union's lcpl statu\
with a meeting today with h1 s .. tone11me ant.aion1st. Pohsh leader Gen
Wojaccb Jaruielsk1, and a tno to Rome on Wednesday-«> meet l>oltsh-bom
Pope John Paul 11 atthe Vaucan. "Bush 1sa arcat man and he knows the Polub
situation very well,'~ Walesa s:ud He called lhe proposal for U.S. 11d .. quite
bis."
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Britain may ban stadium section
SHEFFI£\..D, England -Cnt1c1sm arcw of bow poh~ handled the
stadium crush that killed 94 soc~r fans. and the government said Monday 1t
mMo~i~ standing-room-on I)' sections like the one where the t.rq.cdy occurred 0 · and fans accU,Sed uth Yorkshire ~h~ of lett101 thousands oflatc
amvats into Hillsborouah stadium, then reacuna 100 iJOwly when the aul)ing
crowd crushed people aptnst a .steel anu-not fc11ce in one of lhe cooetttc
temce areas packed wtth standees
HomeSecretaryDou&las Hurd, speaking toa hushed HouseofCommons.
said an investipttvc panel led by Lord Jusucc Taylor woul<f besJn wotlt today
and ''make recommendation\ about the needs of crowd control and 1aftty at
sports srounds We have to Kt our 1ghts h1ah and fmd a better way for Bnosb
football (socc:tr)." Hurd said. "We owe a duty to these puatonatetupporter1or
football to examine urgently and thorouptly the c.auses and beck&r<>und and to
do all in our power to prevent such a thing happctUAI aptn "
1 3 Jailed for converting to Christianity
KATMAND • Nepal-AJUdJeCOft\ltledandttntcnc:ed I 3men toetaht
months in prison forconvcn1ng to Oms11amty, the Nepalese news •ncy
reponed. Police arrested the I 3 on Aug. 10 and charaed them with c.,.,,,,na
their ttliaion. Chnsttan m1 1ons are permmed 1n Nepal, but conversion is forbi~~n. Nmety per~cnt of the country•s 16 m1lhon people are Hindu.
Buddhtsta compnse S pcrctnt and Moslem\ 3 percent.
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Stringfellow Hazardous Waste Site FBI Joins hunt
for suspect In
seven slaylngs
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Hazy a
Albert Maloney
of NB, brought
t ootball to Japan
''°'" ltllff end wtre reports
Albert Maloney of Newport Beach
died Sunday at the IF ofl2 A former
quarterbKk for the U Tro)ans, he
1nU'Oduced football to Japan in I 93S.
Maloney. PJned in~at1onal 11-
tcntion when he collec1ed a team of colltte aJl..JW football players and
· orprund a 'tour of Jas-n. En-
-COUt'lllltd by the batebalJ cn&h..wa
Babe Ruth sperked when the aJU19Cr
v1setcd the far East, Malonty hoocd
to a11utc the sportana paulons o(thc
country and tum them to football.
He Md lbafted his focus from
Europe '° Japen when pre-war poht.1 -caJ t.anno1I made a planned tour of
Ital_}' impo111blc.
The tam. wh1ch he COIChcd,
10 football pmn and two
1DA1Cblt an 27 ct.ys in Japan.
Ill Worid War II. Maloney
IC'"'9 in the U.S. Coat O\W'Cl. He
&aw .. up dw water • .., prapam ror u.s. Anny n111111e1 ud autliored a a... boc*. He mo banded PlewHtative Dmailuy Product&. Inc. MaloMy ,.,...., ........ writi119 • "°°' -e.rcilt prop'Uftl for lllliorci .....
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CinleSD.ODO Mr. A Mn: Lemuel E. GRtt Jr ..
16291SaemdtLane1367,000
Joeeob J. Febntr; 16772 t. Cloud CirdeSl25,0QO '
Mr. A. Mn. Joha e. Thorndike,
~I SL Paul Circlt SlJ0,000
Mr. A Mn. Steven ChakJri1, 6301
Winllow Drive S22S,OOO
John M. Kremer, 711 Alabama St.
$325,000
Mr. A Mrs. WaJter F. Muller, 627
•April Drive $241 ,000
Mr. Mrs. Stephen A. Raznick, 7291
Coho Dove No. 107 $203,000
Mr. & Mn. Michael R. Buono,
2701 Florida St. $212.000
Mr. It Mrs. Anacto A Maranai.
l944S Ironwood LaneS431.000
Mazin M. Jund1, 420 Lake t. No.
104 $181,000
Ricardo A. Fuanetu. 410 Lake L
No. I 07 S l 30,000 tcveo O. Jone , 410 Lake t. No
203 $158,000
RobcnB. W11lard,4l0Lake t. o.
205 SI SS,000
Joyce A. Godek, 410 Lake t No.
336 Sl95.000 •
John Walt, 1400 Pacific Coast
Hrghway No. IOS S'37S,OOO
Mr. & Mrs. Robcn J Rose. 6851
Prcs1d10 Dnve $540,000
Thomas M. Vasil. 7531 SeabluO
Dnve No. 103 $220.000
Mr. & Mrs Thomas 0 . Burson.
l 9731 Seashore Circle $243.000
Dolores Urenda, 215 Wichita A ve.
No. 607 $82.000
Robert S. Scott. SO 11 Argosy Drive
No. 6 $45,000 .
Oa 1d E. Donon, 16688 Barefoot
Circle $21 0,000
Mr. & Mrs. Bnan Noble. 16302
Bay! bore Lane $225.000
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A Boru. 5021
8 1UCJI) Ctrcle $224.000
Kenneth J. KJSco. 16492 Bordeau-.
Lane $225,000
Mr. & Mrs. Patnck J. Reill) Jr .
5941 8,_nnen On\<e $247.000
Vala J. tults, 16333 Grenoble
Lane No SS $27S.OOO
Mr. & Mrs Edward J O\Crley.
5582 l.udlov. Ctrcle $324,000
Thomas L. mykal. 1742 Pacific
Coast H'i&hv.ay $1 26,000
Mr. a ..... -gc.-. 1tlj2 Suta....,.S
Paul N. HYh, '55 I 5elkin Dri"
Sl00,000 Mr. A. Mra. ,_. llMmaa, Jl55
Sparkler Drive S261,000
Bna.n Fanner..t-4612 w..., Ave.
No. AI06 Sl75,uuu Renee S. K.aolan, 4682 Warner A vc. No. AJ09 fl''•<::>~ I ~
Alircza Tabrih, POB 1123 $82,000
Mr. It Mn. Yee W. Fona. POI
9939 S3,600,000 Cathleen S. OavlS, 2S3 Olesterfteld
S32S,OOO
Geo,.: F. Coppens. l 3S6 Geluy
SI 00,000
Mr. A Mn. Robert M. McC'ldlan,
1730 Port Manlei&h Circle SS65i000
Joseob Oaruty, 1710 Vista De Oro $260,000
Gordon E. Reese, •OSO Von
Kannan No. 420 $70,000
Mr. A Mrs. Louis H Ulhes, 2009
Yacht Defender $730,000 ;
Mr. A Mrs. Yuan S. Hsia, 118 E
Balboa 81 $250,000
Mr. cl Mrs. Gary Parmeter, MS06
W Balboa Bl $340,000
· Janet J. Meyer, M.D., 310Feman-
do St. No. 406 S39S,OOO
Frank S. Tuck, Jr .• 600 E Ocean
Front $1 24,000
Frank S. Tuck. Jr., 600 E Ocean
Front No. 2H S 124,000
Ruben E. Gaffotlio, 260 Cqney
La ne No. 306 $180:000
Wilham 0 . Rabbitt, 539 Fullerton
Ave. $575,000
Mr. & Mn. Bruce E. Nott, 701 Udo
Park Drive No. I S l,650.000
Matthew A. Lewis, 220 Nice Lane
No. 21 4 SlS0.000
Mr. cl Mrs. Robcn J. Snyder, 4S8
Onon Way $50,000
E. F. Turberville, 100 Scholz h
PH IS SI 30,000
Joyce M. Meyers, 7101 Seashore
Dnve SS2S,000
Kenneth M. Reinacb, 2 Serena
Court $275.000
Chns Knox. 29 Sand Dollar Court
$181 ,000
Mary Poonen; M.D .. 9 Summer
Wind Cou.n )310,000Nellon C.
Wheeler, 51 t Tu1un Ave. s.IS,000
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Orenoe C0Mt DAILY PILOT I Tueed9y, Afwtl 18, 1119
• • urv1v1ng Getting the facts straight on
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I think
you missed the point in your response
to F.R. of Tallahassee, a 34-year-old
man who is HIV-positive. The man
described the misery be is experitnc-
ina. yet be tells us that he is in good
health. He is. in fact, not sick. He does
not have AIDS. rather he is HJV-
positive.
Research estimates that there arc I
to l .S million individuals who arc
HIV-positive in the U.S. today. Of
those, I in I 0 will develop ARC
(AIDS Related Complex), and I in I 0
with ARC will develop full-blown
AIDS. Although AIDS has been
described as tenninal, many (>ltients
Ii ve many years after diaanosis aod a
cure is closer every day. While F.R.
has reuon to be worried, lht problem AIDS and dytna, F.R. bas a lot of
should not become life-conswnina. hvina left! -NOT READY TO
His concern for othen is ad-CAST IN (ITHACA, N.Y.)
mirable, and bis difaust for _promis-DEAR NOT IUtADY: Y• !Mn
cuity is abared. but be must find help wrH._ • •••••rfdJ ..... , lener,
for h im.elf. He is sufferina from Mwtfff, I feel IMll-' .. eet JM
1onelincu. · straJP& .. a few ,...&a. lllJ IMlft ts Ann, you should have told him that Dr . .u.._, s. Palld, ..,_.., el IM
celibacy need not preclude intimacy. NadeMI IM"'11te el Allera U.
Abstinence does not mean pvin& up Wedleel Dlleues, ae-..., M•.
hope for a fuJftllina relationship. Y• uve ..W ... , el Ille la. J.5
(How many older, married couples mlWM IMITWult wfM an BIV·
have discovered this?) If his peatest '"Jdve la Ille V.S •.... ,, l la 11 wlU
fear is infcctina a panner, be should .. velep ARC (AIDS Rela&e4 Com· realize that it is possible to execrience pie•), ...... , l la ...... AllC will
intimacy without enaa&ina 1n risky llevelep 11111-l»Je.,a AJDI. AdUU~l H
behavior. · a. H •rceatef daete wtle tn&e4 BJV-
PlcascJ Ann, don'V."oin the multi-pes1dve.cu bee~ to Hvelep
tude who equate HI -infection with . tau-~lew. AIDS wl&Ma five J•n.
Farrah Fawcett wants to
stop aging in ·her movies
By The Associated Press
RADNOR. Pa. -At age 42.
Farrab Fawcett doesn't want more
··cute girl" roks that have her aging
two decades. and she could do
without prying eyes that want to
measure her against her pinup days.
Fawcett was nervous for awhile
about her role in the recently finished
movie ··Margaret Bourke-White,"
the actress said in the April 22 issue of
TV Guide magazine.
.. They wanted me to play her as th is
gJrl and then ha'e me age. and r,e
done all that in a bunch ofother films.
It's like people think they have to see
the young me in a film, but I'm not a
girl anymore:· she said. ..I'm a
woman getting older. and I only want
to play a woman."
Fawcett said.
Fawcett said she feels "out of sync a
lot."
"I've wondt'red 1f it's just me. I
"Wonder when people are looking at
me if they're a little disappointed.
Somebody wi ll say I'm funny or'
intelligent. and then I'll wonder what
the) e~pcctcd. I talk and I feel just a
little off ... she said.
"But I'm "'cry happr . feel like we
have a very stable life.' said Fawcett,
who with actor Ryan O'Neal has a 4-
year-old son. Redmond. "I hope that
docsn 't sound hke a contradiction. A
lot of it has been R)an. the balance
ht''s brought."
JACKSONVILLE. N.C-Ac1ress
Julie MeCullougb says she was dis·
heanened when sponsors dropped
her a queen of the Azalea Festival
after complaints about her posing
nude in Pla)bo) magazine four years
earlier.
to somothing better ... and I will
continue to move on to better
things." she said.
ALBUQUERQU E. N.M.
Pulitzer Priz~winning author-his-
torian Artl1•r Sclllt1lD1er Jr. says the
United States may be heading for a
new era ofliberahsm.
"l would even JO so far as to say
that George Bush s idea of a kinder
and gentler nation is a rencction of a
changing popular mood," the former
White House aide to President Ken-
ned) said m an appearance Sunda)
night at the University of New
Mexico.
Schlesingt'r said President Rr-
agan·~ administration succeeded only
as it "bctan to) 1eld to the rising force
oflibcral1sm ...
MedMr It ,...eeat eaa e.,..a te
IMYe Mme AIDS 11m,aem1 ......
five 1ean.
Y•ahe•1••mu1=Uve ... , ~after die... ·ftl•
It •• cerree&. Of ..... wtle were 4kp11 .. wttll AIDS ta ltM. tt-71
•;=.= .. --·t~.:: ..... .. ... ....... '"'lie ~ * f8dl~n.ll,.. .. ~ • • • DEAR ANN ·LANDERS: I read
with interat the letter from the
woman Who had• 40-year affair with a married man. SM was his ~wy.
They went on ''butiness trips" and
did a pat deal o( aneakina 1round. She. now realizet that be never had
any inienuoo of manyil{a her.
Women wbo have Affairs wtth
married men lbould be awue that a
married man ii not an available man.
ID 1 ,
Never miDd tbc fua. •~'!.~ · wilbtu1 dWWlll-Tbit .. -Ull womea wboare bollilll to ... a _.
aay way ~ can.-lfbe ii .......... ~ a.ope to pry him lom.:::111iry
lilln and pounce on lllJ • 1c--.i "Poor me ..... or "Poor JOU ... " ot.
wbatcvet worts. ~
Nobody ever had a ~ affair in1
any oftke. ·Anrone •ho tbiaP =
wile ii. foOI. doa't fed~ ...:-bo IC(tttar)' wbo wrote. .a .-t uuu ,
detef'Vcd wbat she .,c. -OAJC..:
LAND R.EADER I
DEA& OU: Y•'ft wita. a .............................
Beftnr,l...W_fw,_.•
IWlelMfte• 111.IM.
I . 'I . HOl U
Pekinese
were
spoHs.
of war
I
Old I mention how Pekinesc dop
got so popular'? British soldiers cap-.
turcd BeiJin& then called Pekm1 .in
1860, and looted same. taki,pa even 1t.s
little dogs. They'd never before been
seen in the Western World. The
Royal Army pve one to Queen
Victoria. In 11lus1on to how 1t wu
acquired, she named 1t "I_ooty ...
Own1n1 a Pekincsc thereafter becamo
the th ing.
Did you stay with fnends on your
last \'acauon'! Tra"el mo nitors sa)
such triptakcrs \ 1s1t overni&ht with
friends 37 percent of the time. In
hotels, 41 perttnt of the time. Wbe~
they spent n1&hts the other 22 perttnt or the time wasn't accounted for.
Fawcett said she has ··had to do the
young cute girl bit and then get older"
1n such roles as the battered house-
wife io "The Burning Bed;" the young
emerging Nazi hunter in •'The Beate
KJarsfcld Story, .. and Woolwonh
heiress Barbara Hutton in ··Poor
Utt le Rich Girl."
"I'm sick of going from 18 to 40 in
movies. I've done it to death," she
said. ··And so l asked the director.
'Why here?' And he said, 'Because
you d o it so well, Farrah. You look so
good doing it. And the story gains
from 1t.' l said, 'No.' God. all this
work rve done -'The Burning Bed.'
'Extremities· -What has it all meant
if I can't make myself understood
about this?
~·an all the newspa~rs it came out
that the people with the festival
agreed and I agreed that it wouldn·t be
in the best interest of the festival for
me to queen. But that was not the case
at an:· said McCullough of .\B -
TV's "Growing Pains."
"We need our own home-grown
version of Perestroika:· he said.
referring Mikhail Gorbachev·s effon
to salvage the economy of the Soviet•
Union. "but we nt'cd not desp:ur. The
United States has the resources to be a
.w.orld leader for generations to
come."
He said Bush's call for chantabk
effons and volu ntecnsm probably
cannot do the job. however.
That typical fi ve-second breath of
yours takes )OU '"o second.$ to inhale
-a.na three S«onds nr nhaic.
··1 was very upset and hun when I
was told that it.wouldn't be iood for
me to represent the festival.'
.Rebeca Arthur of ABC's ··Perfect
Strangers" replaced McCullough as
"We have a thousand points of
light," Schlesinger said. "but, alas. the
battenes arc not included."
"I was very adamant about it. I said
to hitn and my agent, ·You should get
a young girl to play this. Maybe that's
what you want. ... My mind won't be
changed.'"
Eventuall). producer-director
Lawrence Schiller nppcd out 13 pages
ol'.the script that would have eiiplored
Bourke-White as the blossoming
young woman.
Queen Azalea for the 42·year-old LOS ANGELES -Telev1s1on
fest ival. which took place over the personal it) Cristina Ferrare sa)s she
weekend 1n Wilmington. another 1s O'-Cr lhe scandal from ber marriage
coastal city. to automaker John DeLorcan and
McCullough , who grew up in happ) with her new family and
JacksonHllc. visited friends here and bloom in& career.
toured Wilmington with her parents. Ferran: returned Monday to her
but did not go to the festival. .spotasco-host of"A.M.Los·Angele~"
Actre11 Audr., Heplturn,.·goodwlll .... u11•dor of th•
United Nations" dllldren"s furNI UNIC•I', lltl wlttl dllldren
... ...,_ ucJc1 of .. .,._ donMed to Sudan ltr the Untied
States. Hepburn, In S_..n Int weell, said the •11Htdated
condition of IOllle clllldten lh• encountered durlft9 •
weekend tour of ca111ps for people fteetn9 war-Induced
fa111tne In southern Sudan broke her heart.
"I think everyone 1s satisfied,"
She said she hu·no regrets abouL after a five-week maternity leave for
appearing on the cover of Playboy the b1nh of Arianna. her second child
;and Jts a playmate of rhe month in with her husband, producer To ny
1985, but would not do it again. Thomopoulos.
"I honestly like 10 believe that I A former model, Ferrare, 39. drew
used the Playboy experience to so on much pubhcit) when De Lorean was
bcin& tned on drug c.hargcs he was
cnt1c1zcd for lea, 1ng him three weeks
a0cr he \loaS :llQU1tted 10 1984.
bothered b) cn11c1sm, even 1f 1t 1s
from Dclorcan. who has publicly
accused her of selfhhness, treachery
and 1tup1d1ty .. since their d1vnrtt
llOHO~C OPI
lly Sydney Omarr
'haday, Aprll 18
ARIES (Marth 21-April 19): Sudden
change of routine enables you to get moribund
project moving. Scenario features creativity.
communication, contact with stimulating
member of opposite sex. Virgo plays major role.
TAURUS (April 20-Mar, 20): Recent loss
can now be recovered. You II havt chance to
define tenns, to clarify potential. Young
person "confesses" indiscretion. Confidential
talk is better than cas1ing first stone.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Efforts re-
volve around special sale. propeny, removal of
safety hazatds. Although promise may be
broken you will still emerge with significant
pin. ~crfcct techniques, get rid of $Uper1luous
material. .
CANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): Some may
ferrare S3) she 1s no longer
have mistaken notion that you can•t concen-
trate. You'll prove them wronJ. perhaps in
dramatic fashion. Relative might be chief
instiptor. When you find out, be kind.
Maintain equilibnum.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Possible financial
bonanza could enable you to reach beyond
previous limitations. Scenario feature wide cx~rienccs, communication, travel, unique
alliance. Poetry and romance will not be
strangers.·
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Study Leo ~sage .. Cy~I~ continues h•gh -judgment.
taming, mtu1uon represent powerful tnple
play. You arc aoing places and you're in charge
of compass. Stressstyle. independ~nce, conv1c-
tioa . T
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Some family
members attempt to pull you in two d irections.
Rise above petty disputes. maintain sense of
fitness. Secret associated with money will be
revt'aled and all will ,urv1ve. Smile
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): Obtain hint
'from Libra me sage. Accent humor. 'cr-
sat1lity, intellectual cunos1ty. Recent contacts
will be tran formed into powerful allie .
Business or career transaction prove
bent'fic1al.
S-AUJ'M' Alll1JS (NO\. 22-0cc. 21): Ft-cl·
mg of being .. closed in" will &radually
evaporate. Kc)' 1s to become familiar with
rules, rqulat1ons. subtle nuances. moone
behind scenes 1s "pulhn& strinis." Refuse to be
p~t.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Your
ability to "read" si&ns and sianals will SUI.JC to
forefront. Some wlll insist you arc psychic-
Mcmber of pppositc ~" will be sw1ycd by your
charm. basic mt~ty. Sa&ittanus ~sentcd
AQ UARIUS (Jan. 20."l°eb. 18): Money that
had been promised has been tcmporarilx
misplaced . Mark it up to "computer error. ·
FREE ADMISSION
Financ11I problem will be erased MIJOr
dome uc change dominalCJ. Gin rep-resent\
token of affection.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Lcpl
proposal represents Swiss chttc~ -hH many ~oles. Pia)' wa1tin& game. Commitment wa
promised but there 1s financ11I embarra
mrnt •. Another Plsccs befps provtdc-"true
picture."
IF APRIL 11 JS YOUR BIRTHDAY latt
month you "lost somcthm&" Before April 1s
fin11hed.Jou n~ only rtp1n lo • but u~
ahead in show profit. You'llbeonmortsohd
around, techniques will be perfected, )'ou'll
locate area of deception. You art walhna to fi~1 when cause 1s n&ht. when othcrt
mistaken!) feel they can make you the fall 1uy.
A~. Libra persons J>lat 1mponant roiel 1n
your hfe. love means more to )"OU lh1n to most
person . In June. there will be transfonnauon
and lo"'e will play m1.1or role
UHllH.1
Q. Can )'Ou die of pain?
A. No. sa) precise medicos. You
fttl onl) so much, then no more.
Whit causes the pain can kill you.
Shock therefrom can kill )OU. But not
the pain 1tJClf. So they say. Oki)'. buJ
It sounds to me as thouah pain can kill
you .
Oldest letter of any alphabet 1s .. o:·
Q. What proponion of the U.S.
population is maae up of ,blondt
real blondes?
A. 16 percent.
Safest cloth in~ color for b1cyclim is·
now said to be · hot pink " ·
Q. I know there are man-catina
uacrs and the hke. but docs any
species of v.1ld animal prefer to hunt
man for food?
A ot a one
Q On a bell near the b~k~ therc'1
alWI) • httle loop that )'OU thread tht
bell throu1h. What's 1t called?
A. The ketper. 1
One person in e\'e')' I 00 ~ortdw1J
has no sense or smclrat all. Or so say
the rescarchen. ~I
Fifty of the .. orld's 129 b111ionain$
-that"s the la1t count at hand -are
Amcncant.
Q. Any natl\'C trees on Antarcuca;
A. Not a one.
5eOoDdl in • c:eabll"y amt" nc!lrlY
11 nwneroua as 1qUarC indaa ia a
equare mile.
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at 0 HA inspections resume May 1
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -After
_., l1WO ycan, Cal-OSHA MJU
__. trill resume inspectina and ~ l&alC •frty law1 an the t: wtor w.ork'*", lllte and o8icialt MDOUnced Moftda~.
Tbc federal Occupetional Safety
aad Heakb Administration took over
rapouibiljay, for protectina some
tO.' million ~ an July 1987 a~ Oov. Dcukmclian cut most of
the rundina for the S7 m1Jhon Uate-
~p JW'C)lrlm because of budact con-slralall. ·
IUt a November ballot anuaauvc
with broad public support last )car
revttltd the aovemor s dcc1s1on. and
peukmejiao .said he w,o~ld abadc by us prov111ons.
''federaJ law ha alv.-a>s allov.cd
llliel 10 have and cnforc.c their own
laws for protccuna workers ls Iona as
tbcY. wm equal or superior. aDd our-1 have ahrays beca superior, .. said Jack
Hennn1111 of the C"'alifomia tabor
Federalion ·Afl...CIO ... We're vcf)
pleated wilh this announcement ...
The Olpftization speathe9ded a
coalitaon of public-intettst lobbyina aroups that had submitted 70),)16
lipatum on the ballot measure
petitaon, almost tw~ the 372, I 78
needed to quaJafy it. Propo51tton 97 won S4 percent of the vote and lllle
officaals bep.n the task of rebu1ld1n1
the qency ammcdJately.
The aovcrnor had no 1mmed1ate
~acuoo to the announcement. 1c-
cord1na to has press office.
BqJnmna May I, Cal-0 HA wall
resume ~pons1b1hty for respondioa lo all .complaints of unsafe v.orlun.1
condtttons in the pnvate ..stttor. Tf
also wall 1nvest1ple accidents and
OODduet foUowup rmpt'<1ioM of t\tt Where a previou1 anspecuon had
dtt«ted a 1tnou1 vaolataon. one
which could cau1e lkath or '11"1fi-
canl ir\tury.
The federal Office of OSHA. ~h1ch
will not fully rehnquilh respons1b1hl)
for pnvate ICCtor safet)' enforcement
for about anot~r four months. will
conduct rqularly scheduled 11tspcc-
uons an the private sector tn ~lccted
industries dunna a tran$itlonal
period, according to Frank
Strasheim, fe$tOnal federal 0 HA
1dm1n1strator an San Francisco.
Joint Junsdict1on will remain an
effect unul Cat-OSHA ·~ once again
fully o;>crat10.nal, $atd Stra h.e1m.
1nd1cattna he expects that to occur
about SepL 30. ~
The qrttment O'ter reactivating
pnvate sector enforcement for Cal-
OSHA; which had kt"Pt rnponS1bihty
for enfo~1na worker safct> laws for
I. 7 million atatc and local IO\ICfn·
ment emplo>tts, was 111~ Marth 30. accordina to Ron R1nald1, direc-
tor of tM California Dc~nmcnt of
Industrial Relauons. wh1th O\lef'tttl
Cal-OSHA
"follow1na the passaae of Prop-
os.auon 97. the aovernor ·rntored
fundanaofthe Cal-OSHA proaram an
the state budJct to it5 previous
level•.'' Ran111ld1 Mild Mondav
"We 1mmctltatel) bctan rchmna or
hlrana personnel and amn1rn1 for appropnate office ~pace and equip-
ment to re~ume the full protram 1n
the ~nvate sector," he added
f all: Ou L Cantr er I ....... H. ScMll~
714/641-7703 •II•
R1nald1 said b) the tart of May the
~lite aacnl') hould ha"'e about 136 of lllll••lilllllll••••••••'lli~•R.,lllli• !>lllil'lli.••0•1••w.!1-•l!l_•.._••••• .. •'•'"•--the 214 inspectors It cvt'ntualh "ill
need in the field. ·
itvlne hires c~nsumerWatChdog
9y DONNA MOONEY
~,....._.. ....
Somewhere an Alaska a m n 1s
m1ss1ng an alarm clock he sent away
for repair. From a desk at the Irvine
Chamber of Commerce offi ce. Jen-
niferToth is tryana to find the mlS5ang
clock. •
Toth was hired to head the
chamber's new consumer affairs de-
partment, a controverllal po 1t1on
created for people who nave com·
plaints or 1nquir;~s about Irvine
businesses. It'\ an unu~ual role for
•nychamberofcommerce. an :sacncy
set up to promote business. not e)e at.
The office as one way the city has tncd
to case the burden on the pohce
depanmenl, but the Ci t) Council's
3-2 vote and a 16-month tnal penod
show there's doubt about the need.
' Toth's log hov.s that 1n the first
two weeks 71 calls have bt'cn placed at
the office, about a quarter of them arc
complaints. In add1tt on to the alarm
clock that allcgedl)' was sent to an
Irvine company for repair. Toth
recei ved complamts about an in-
surance company, a pool firm and a
couple of d,ry cleaning businesses.
One woman' complained she re-
covered from a Ions nt&ht out an
Puerto Vallarta and rcahzed she
·j.'.lidn't really want the time-hare
~ominaum , ht' siancd up for. Toth al~ has received call about a
company that sends announcements
tcllina people the) ·ve won S 12.000.
The fine pnnt tells rcc1p1cnts they need to send money and play a v.ord
game.to wm the pot. So far. no one has
won. The company 1s under an-
\restiaauon by the d1stnct attorney's
pffice. .. People thank that JUSt can't hap-
pen in (rvt ne, but It docs," he S3td
Toth'SJOb begins when the call are
made. For each comJSlamt. she ~nds
a form to the caller. fter the form 1s
filled out and returned, he sends a
copy to the bUSUleu. If there as no
reply after two letters. Toth forwards
the complaint to the go' ernang agen·
cy. She someumes pla )'S Nancy Dre"'
land dnves b) an addrcs to sec 1f thr
business 1s where It claim 10 be.
Con5umer v.atchdoss hnH' ~1d
Oronge County's booming economy
makes ll a tariet for fl)-b)-n11ht
'operattons and ripoffs ·Mark Hoff-
ma.n , an inv~t1ptor for the Irvine
Poltcc Department ad increasing
Bl 'Sl~t:SS '\OTES
d1scret1onary income and the fear
that i n1lation as eroding the v atuc of
5aving.s can lead to a loss.
False secuntics, stocks. bonds,
mutual funds, gold mane • coins and
oil wells all have been ways crooks
ha ve bilked the public. Hoffman saad
the Jatest wave of ripoffs involves
discounted travel, water fillers and
vitamins. He predicted an increue in
oil and aas leasing scams as a result of
tax law changes.
Lorn Schrrun-Tudor~ a paralcaal
for the di5trict attorney consumer
protection unit, adds charity requests
lO the list of popular ripoffs. Her
office fields complaints for the whole
county, anythina-from a car wash
coupon that wasn't honored to a
deccpuvc advertisement in a nc""s-
paper.
Watchdogs agreed the bt'st advice
as "1f an offer looks too good to be
true, at probably 1s." lf1t 1s a business.
con.sider callin1 the chamber of
commerce to get background infor-
mation. A fly-by-night operation
most hkcly wall nOtJOin 5uch a group
Comparison shop and read every·
thing carefully. Jn the case of chant)'.
u5c common sen5C. ff you've never
heard of it bt'fore and don·t know
what group it's affiliated with. 11 may
bea scam.
Toth..,. who as available to speak to
groups, ofrers ffiCTOllowing Tact~:
I. No merchant has to refund ) our ·
money or citchanae merchandise
because you discovered you can buy a
product for less money elsewhere.
2. No mercl\ant has to refund your
mone) or exchan~ me rchandise 1f
)OU change your mind about a
purchase. Decide before )OU buy
3. You do not ha ve the naht to
cancel all contracts with1n three dA)S.
The Three-day Cancellat1on Law
allows you to cancel a contract
in volving the sale, lease or rental of
cert.am consumer goods. when the
sale takes place at a location other
than the sellers place of bus1nc s
Automobile and real estate sales are
not cancelable under this law.
If )OUr purchase is cancelable
"11hin three da>s. the seller must a1vc
you a form advising you of that fact
and.mstructang you on ho"' to cancel
the aarcement.
Don't sign any contract without
being very sure of"hat you arc doing.
Don't be forced 1010 making quick
MtJf-l SE>n buys-Jar:ld
( tor medical office
M--Propert1~• IK. of Fountain Valk). announ~d the t>urchasc of
2.2 acres 1n Ahso VieJO to de"elop a three-tOf) medical/prof~ 1o nal ofli c
bu1ldint-The proper!)' was Qurchased from M1 ion VtCJO Busanc<1s
:propena«.Con trucuon on the S6 I mtlhon dollar pro1cct. totahng 34.000
f!_qUltt '-t, as hedulcd to bcJin the '!«ond quaner of 1989. .,...... . ..
1 s,....,,, NchHR Jae., a commumcatton\ mana1cment ~rv1£C
company, has s1ancd an avccmcnt with the Koll Compaay, to create on o01~c
comr>lel at Koll Center '"me The a.irecment co"ers tv.o bu1ld1ngs totaling
S60.000 sguarr feet. at Von Karman and Main Citreets 1n Irvine
The five-year revenue value or the Koll Center agrremrnt 1'1 <'Sta mated at
M milhon. • • • .
The Terri Michael G roup Inc .• an ac:hcrt1sing, de ign and .Public rda11on firm , recently opened 1n lrv1nt The firm offers ma.r\cttngscrv1ces for a' anety
ofbu11nnKS.
•
O..,"-'~~-
Jenntfe r To th , consumer •ff•lrs coordln•tor.
dec1s1ons b> 0' crzcalous salespeople,
Read "'hat )OU s11n 4 . .\ mrrchan1
docs not necessarily have to replace
an an1 clc of clothing damaged by
washing.
Most ""earing apparel mu!)t ha\C' a
care la bel attached. telling how to
I
clean 1hc garment Rrad thr l.i~I~
and folio"" the in;;truu1ons
If )OU ha\c a rnmpla1n1 to malC'
about an II' inc hu\tnC\s call
66()..Q 11.:? C ompla1 nts about Oranse
Count) farms l'Un be; made at the
d1s1nc1 .ittornc\ ·~ onitc ~41 -1600.
Judge grants more
time for East~rn
k,nown fomlcr ba\Chall com-
ma 1oner Peter l cbcrroth. hotel·
1er Jay Pntlkrr and taleo' er
'""e tor Carl Icahn. The' "'ouldn't
adcnttf} the founh badder
1mon said 0;" 1d I ~hap1ro. the
bankruptC) C\am1ncr for t::astem.
de nbed the founh bidder a "a
group of sub tan Ila I capital w1llU\f
and able to do the 1ranuc:11on
Shapiro told the law)ers Mnnd.a)
he had been tn contact"' 1th all four
p<>tent1al suitor . 1mon s~uJ.
The Judie's order meant that
during the \\t'Cl. potenttal bu)Cf'CI
would pan acct .s to confidential
financial data on l.a\tem in C'l-
chanae for their pkd1t to kttp the
1nformat1on an, pan101J31'ltc; m
the catc said
Joel l~-c1~r. the kail •nomry
for the I 5-memb(r cumm11tt'C
represcntanf Ca 1crn· cttd11~.
said the M1am1-bascd a1rhne hat •arttd to pro\ 1dcf tht' n«c Y r)
document
"There mt&ht bf mconc ~ho'~
1ntcrntCd at the r11ht pncc," Yid
Eastern attorney Hal"ey M1l_ler.
Tuas 1r. hO\\"C'-er. gad ill
dttttlors had d 1dcd not to .PU!'1Ut'
thuak of Ea lt'm but w1't ron'idtt
1ellin1 ··a 'uttslinttal l)ln of the
coms-ny' a\ ts" to ~Y down
dtbts
Titc Jua Air 00.rd' tatemt nl
atcntf.11) ~nclloMd Ea tern
maRqtmcnl'l dtci eon announ-
llCed Wednetday. after a deal Wlth UebemM.h coUa~. to redua:
Eellcm to about 60 perttnt of 111
pre«rikc MIC. Tnat Asr spoknman An Knat
-.id tM -~t WU unf'dattd 10
Ufteacfs Merint.
EM• .. woncn ..... -.. on llriMliMeM..-.. ~&M&
;J" nat Air bOll Fruk LofimlD Ml
butdw!red 11..t = '° I 111 '" &Mir '"'iol"-.,. tn ti111 ._.. ............. .,.c.
tintneal Aarlum. Lorenzo put EalWnl ....
blnktupl() coun M8ftt. 9 m
louiht • buyn.
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.itc-m11H .tt l';u-;tfl< ~'1m,!s Bank w11h at lea'>l $10.000
In lunds new 10 t tw h.lnk
Tlwn .._. h.'<'l •' ~1 It 111
vmir r.hoh(• from one nl 111..:,h Rate
four~rou~.clep(·nchn~on 10.02" th~ amount ol \-Our ln\C'~t
ment (Sl0.000 s20.ooo
$.15 000 sso.ooo)
Ont' 'Wur CU
lnr htdt'<I In tlw s<'lc~ lions at our branch~ att> ~me of Tlflanv's most ck'-lrabl<· trea-.un.-s In tlver.
~oJO. cf\·~tal und mc111 < .ift.., for \·our hom and
person.\! ~lfts for \'ntt .md vmir fo\:<"d m AJon~ with tht gin. \ou11 n'n·lvt· the ht lh lntt'
th t vou tan .ii"•''' c''l><'(!I Imm .. 1 fffit"r.l.JlV In ui'ed l\wt(I ~\1niz.., B.mk ( I>
So ,1.,ll 1h~ Pac tfl( "-:"an~" Bank brnnr.h rwarest
you toda\ Or r all 1·800-MClJ"JC.
· And open twu thtmi.s ul tm ompamhl<' m lut'. A
Pa<: Ill<' Sa\11\~ Bank t 1> .tnd an<-'<< tu-.f\e ~Ht from
thr:worlcl l.1mn11~ 1111 '''~In
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Market trading
slows to low point
ly JULIA c. MARTINEZ ··Aflcr the part) on Friday and the AA".....,_,w,._ CPI tomorrow, pcoplearejust taking
NEW YORK _ The stock market the day off." said .\lfred E. Goldman.
closed mixed 10 one of the slowcsr-vice pres1~cnt of A._G ... Edwards ~
trading days of the year Monday, as Sons Inc. m St. Lou1~. The) don. t
investors hibernated to await more want to come m tomorrow a'!~ be h11
news on the economy. w1th a Mike T)son left hook.
The Dow Jones average of 30 The ma_rkct. 1nteq>reted ~he
industrials rose 0. 7 3 point to 2.337. 79 . producer price nsc as a sign of easinf
after opening more than 4 points mflauQn.ary pressures after nscs of
lower. percent m each of the pre' 1ous two
Jn the broader market. declining months._ Stock . analy.sts said the
issues outnumbered advancers by market 1s expecting a nse of ~tween
about S to 4 in nationwide trading of 0.4 percent an~ 0.6 percenl in lhc
New York Stock Exchange-listed ~~rch CPI, which measu_res cost o f
issues. hv1n&..!_ after a 0.4 pcrcen1 mcrca in
Stocks initially fell on profit-taking February. .
in the wake offnday'ssurge in prices. Even ~fore . ~radmg slow~d.
rebounded briefly then drifted analysts ~·~ acuvity was light with
through the remainder of the session !'"any pani~ipants taking t~c wee~ off
as playerSTetreated to await a govern· an preparation for the Jewish holiday
ment report Tuesday on consumer of r'5sover on Wednesday.
prices. " 1 hat tends to lower th~ vol~mc as
Volume on the floor of the Big pc<?P.le close ou~ pos1t1ons. said
Board came to 128.54 miJljoo shares, P~tlip Puccio. seo10~ vice president at
the fifth slowest trading day of the D1llon, Read & Co .. They want tog~~
year, down from 169. 78 million in the out o.fthe week rela~1vcly u~scat~ed.
previous session. W11h the exception of and1v1dual
Analysts said despite Friday's price stocks, no one sector stood out.
rally after a report that March
producer prices rose 0.4 percent.
market participants prcfCrrcd to ~
main cautious ahead of new statistics
on the consumer price index.
Nationwide, consolidated voluQtc
in NYSE-listed issues. includfng
trades in those-stocks on regional
exchanges and in the over-the-
counter market, totaled I 55.002
million shares. J =--=-=====;:::::::;=~;:;am:::::::::ii:::;i~ Aa measured by Wilshire ;\s-
••k el New1Mtrt sociatcs' index of more than 5,..000
Stock Price Quotes actively traded stocks. the market
rose $2.61 billion, or 0.09 percent. in Bal'ringer, Ryan value.
& Company ThcNYSE'scomposite index of all
Member NA o1 lPC 752-7171 its listed common stocks rose 0.16 to 169.05.
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THE BUSINESS EVENT
OF THE YEAR IS COMING
Te ORANGE COUNTY!
~--two-pan Is keep
melting pot theory
from boiling,over
Sormthin1 is fundamentally wrona in the melting pot.
Mix whatc with black. Add Hispenic and some Asaan. Sur
in IQme Mi<klle-Eaacem. What you have is somcthina less
thar. a rich, harmonious blend of what the world has to offer.
Rather, we seem to have created an acrimonious
concoction with the various inaredjcnts in conflict. They
don•t complement one another. They clash.
Those who disaarce, those who see o nly harmony. can
·took to JrOUps in Costa Mesa and Hun1in1ton Beach as proof
the recipe needs a dash of understanding and dollop of
tolerance.
·What 1s cncouragang is there arc groups" 1lhng to provide
what is needed.
Costa Mesa's Human Relations Committee, ll)'ing to
promote positive race relations within the city. scheduled 11
m1ni-fcsu.vals to be capped by a Sept. 23 fetc at Lion's Park.
The mulucultural events throughout the city are designed 10
bring various communities closer together. The the 1s. of
·course, is the community is factionalized now.
As the face of Costa Mesa changes, a the demographics
shift, members of the community need to embrace their new
neighbors. Rather.than ignon: or res~st the evolution. the c,Hy
needs to welcome 1t. Such fesuvals will assist an the tran!tit1on.
At Huntjngon Beach's Ocean View H igh hool
students. teachers and administrators combine to build
bridges between d1fferen1 groups. The idea 1s to IO\Olve
students with others so they arc not so different anymore.
The Ethnic Advisory Forum was formed with a goal
s1m1lar to. that in the city of C'o 1a Mesa. The high ~hoors
ethnic balance changed from a 6 percent minont) enrollment
m 1976 to about 40 percent toda). Students needed wa> s to
correct cultural misconcepuons.' Their perceptions were
inaccurate and dialogue was limited at--be t. ,
Ignorance created gaps that unattended "ould on!\ have
widened. •
The same applies elsewhere. High school campu~cs arc
but microcosms of a larger community.
If students can look across the table and deal with racial
preJudice among them. 1t makes two loud 1atement .
first. of course. its says racial prejudice ex1sts. Although
few an the larger community would deny its ex1stcncc. too
many would minimize its depth and intensit).
The st,µdentulon't semtillandicapQ(d_byMnial. Tro
are more will mg to openly address the problem. Perhaps the)
have more hope of reducing the rifi. Perhaps lhC) Mii have
mo~cce.s.un...reduciog the gap bcl.wcen peoples_ __
ll is a honer distance to reach across a table 1han across
the street to meet the new neighbors. But we all need to start ·
reaching,
Opinions expteued In thla apace are those of lhe Dally P1101 Other
• vlewa •~prffMd on this page are those of their authora and artists Readers
eotnrMnta are 1nvhed and may be sent to The Da1ty Pilot. P O Box 1560.
Costa Mesa 92826
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Wasting eAergy
Making more efficient use of energy has always been the
key to improving standards of living despite dwindling
resources and mounting environmental concerns.
But two years ago the U nited States· progress 1oward
more efficient use of energy stalled. Last year, the country
actually lost ground in terms of efficiency.
• For the first time ince the energy cnsas of the 1970s, (in 1988) Amencans· appetite for oil, coal, natural gas and other
types of energy arcw faster than their pfoductt ve output.
A continued decline in energy efficiency would have a
number of unwanted consequences.
The nation's bill for impon~ oil -already $40 billion a
year -would rise wnhout a corrcspondang increase in
economic output. ihe rate arwhach finite energy resources are
depleted would accelerate. Air pollution, acid rain and the
greenhouse effect would be aggravated ....
•
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Celebritl
stretGhing
definition
of victim
'
To the Edi tor. t
. ..\1'~~~~
(.~-~~'(
Hedda Nuubaum and Wide BOlll
an unbkdy combtnation? lnde..t"lt 1
would seem except for their common
fcclins of vict.am1zation. Each bll 1
been 1n the me<ha recently claimina #
vict1mint1on at the bands of im...J
moral people~ • 11 o'f t:(~o~\CS ... We know tha1 an innooenl cbiJd
was killed u a result of Hedda·s
powcrl~ncu. Boas' inability to act "
caused bis family humiliation and
possibly jeopardized his major lcque
baseball career. I don't want to aPJ)eal'
insensitive to the seriousness of one '
case vs: the other. but it seems 10 mea •
common 1bread runs 1hrouah bot.b
stories and deserves some attention
before we move on to tomorrow's
headlines.
Each is claimina a vict1mization
that prevenkd tht'm from actina in
the best interest of themselves and
Ethics report gives ammunition,
but doesn't strike ·a fatal blow
their family. They and their ad-
vocatt's ask us to belit've them. Do 1 • WC~ •
Otd we behevc Boas when be told
Barbara Walters 1n an intet'Vlcw that
while he knew bis mistress was a
danferous pl who threatened black-
mai durin& theU' first year t<>aethcr,
he was powerless to leave hC1' bccauw . .
Allies say having facts on table helps
ly STEl'HEN KOMAROW "We have to dt'al with 1t on a vel)
specific level," said Manin Frosc. 0-
WASHlNGTON -Pubhc amng Texas, a Wri&hl ally who contends
of the ethics committee repon on lawmakers will make andt"pendent
House Speaker Jim Wrisht provtdcs jud&ments despi1e pressure at home.
hlS oe>ponents with reams ofpoli1ical "I think members don'l--wenl to be
ammunatton. but does not 1n usclf stfmpcdc(i on thi . one way or
strike a fat.al blow. -. another.'' he said
Democrats must move to quickly -Frost said members confronted m~ld public opinion if the speaker is with the committee's findings will g_~kce rus lcadershi~~t. and find them 1roubhn1 because o f their
Wnghrs a 1cs say nav1ng t Cicts on broad imp 1ca1ions. Tor example, 1t
the table can help. decided that Mallick had an 1ntt"rts1 Th~ Committee on Standards of in ICSJslation usin& a standard so
Officia:t-Conduct retcased-1M'Olum tA-broad thaf-anyone'-w1-th-wcalth w-0uld
ous repon by its special counsel and fall an the same category he con-
chlJ'&Cd the speaker with 69 instances tended, a s1tua11on that co'utd snare
of v1ola1m1 House ~lcs. . many lawmakers.
The report provides sometimes "l think members wall look at this
cmbarrass1na details of the financial tn a serious way and say ·rs this
benefits Wrisht received from friend~ fair?'" he said. ·
sh1i:?S with a pair of Fon Wonh Outside of the House. Democrats
busmessmcn. must persuade the pubhc that the
One. Cvtos Moore, pve Wnshl violations Wright 1s accused of arc
unusually hjsh roya~~ics hc p.ubhshed moslly technical and not really un-
thc s~1cer s book, Reflec11ons of a ethical. They can't afford to wait for
Pubhc Man." Wt th SS cents of every the comm1t1ce 10 render a verdict on d~lla.r1oina10Wnsht. the committee whether Wnght should be found
sa~d tt appeared that the speaker was guilty and punished.
usu\& bulk sales of the paperback to The an1t1al rush of publicity was
evade House limits on outside in-seen by v1rtuall) evel)ont' as nep11 vc
come from s~hes. for Wnaht. but Democratic leaders
The second fncnd, George Mallick. araucd ihat as the)' rebut the specific
had a business partnership with the characs the public will comt> to
speaker. Wnght and hi.s wife. Betty. believe that Wngbt 1s being held to an
benefited from the free use of a UOJUSl standard
condominium and an automobile. Rep. Beryl Anthon> of .i\rkansas. an~ an S 18.000 annual salary to Mrs. chaJrman of the Democratic Con·
WriJht. gressional Campaign Commmee.
Hou.se members arc look1n& at the said that "once people clearly undcr-commllt~ repon on tw~ pol111cal stand ... then you get an t'nt1rcly
levels: w1thm the 1nst1tutton and 1n d1fTertnt feel and reaction "
their home districts. Wn&hl himself must ai~ be con·
W1tb1n lhc House, rtleasc of the v1ncina.
l'q)Ot't Monday-cau!ed members to "If the spcakt'T rs well rttc1vcd m
bcjln focusina on their own s11u-the country. and what he says 1s
at1ons. resonant with the .\mencan pubhc.
he f cued her ra~?
he improve his ch.nee , " said Rep. And 11 was that fear that Upt rum
John Sprau. D-S.C.-enslaved to her for three more years.
Further, the report 1ttelf ts 001 a Do we want to believe him?
conv1coon. That oould only be done As for Nussblum, do we want to
by the full House and even 1fthat wn"C belie"e he was incapable of defend-
to occur, 1t would be up to the •n& her 1llqally adopted daulhter
Democrats who elected him 10 de<'1de .Lisa from the monster of a man Lila'
whether Wnaht tlas become an un-~lied .. daddy" because he had be~
-supp<>ruble pohtical bab1h1y tercd Nussbaum into scntckss9ell
With f~ ucepuons, Rtpubhcans O.\.Crthc )'tan? Do v.'C..,..nt to believe
&fCt'led the release wtlh sounds of ht'~· wife believes him. and 11'
deference and respect to the procc s seems 50 do many of his fans.
set up to investigate a felfow member. Nussbaum's lawyers believe her. Despt~tM(act lhal lheceml)a11Jl to nd lhc manv ld\~CJCate'l she ---
1nvcst1ple Wn&ht's flnaoces was bl "-' .,.vv-k.lcked off b~ one of their own. Rep. a 1y nc\er "ocw she had beheve her'.
Newt Oinanch of Oeoraia. the Re-Jn racl, man) of them arc find1n1 their
publicans medttrpOrtrayttrem~· ..... .---'-'wa""y to national televasion J?fOtf&ms
as abo"c the fray. arauina on hcfbehalflnd wanuac us all thal we n.an the risk of under-
A key elcmt'nl 1n their stratqy to m1ninaall v.ork beu\&done on behalf
wre l control of the House away from of blue~ women everywhere 1f 'NC
the Democrats 1s to portray the don'1 sympalbttt with Nuublum.
Democrats as the pany of corruption .However. not everyone believes
and themselves as its enemy. lhne vcrs1001 of the truth •
"The best pobtaa for Repubhcans Thttc arc some d1S1ent1na vCMC:n.
1s no evidence of poh11cs at all,·· wd The Botton Red Sox mana,e~nt
Rep. Jerry Lewis of Cahfomaa, chair· ma)' not believe Boa's story.~ tt
man of the House Republican Con-somt' mention in the pttt1 of tndma
ftreocc. him ""hen bis contract expirn..
Some Democrats scoffed at the usan 8rov.nm1lk'r. a nat1onaJl:t
GOP tacuc "Known wntcr and feminist. d«tn t
II was "b1pan1san. non-partisan believe Nussblum. he sat 1n· 1tt.t gar~s.c." said Rep. James Traficant. oourtroom· day after da)' and now
D-Oh10. "Let there be no m1stakt'. may be runnana chc nsk of v1ct1miza-
1oday tn Washinaton. D.C. the pany lJOn bcl'$Clf as sht' relentle ly con·
lines arc bema drawn 1n 1ndchblc taoucs. to arsue ussbaum's cul-
1nk." pab1h1y an Ltsa•s death ..
The verdict on Wna,ht from the Since the word "v1ct1m1zat1on" LS
t'lhacs committee mi) be technical central to both stont's. maybe we
and not so clt'ar as the pany lines. But should focus some attcnuon on its
when that comes. some "'ttk:s down definition u "-C dtba~ whether
lhe road. the pubhc verdict may have Nuubaum or Boa were v1ctams.
already come an. powerlcs to chansc their destiny.
"We'll be operuna our own mail for Wh.at coost1tutcs v1cum1zat1on?
a wh11t'," s~ud Rep Pat W1lhal1)s. 0-If Boas and ussbeum are vic-
Mont tJms. then arc all people v. ho tay 10 Ste~ • ..,,.,.... ... kes-~~ unhttllht tt1auonsh1ps-for yea -1-. ~ u4 uu...J IMJdn for after they realize the patholoay o
Many of the problems caused by wasteful encrg)
consumption. ranaina from smoa to excessive reliance on
foreian suppliers. need to be addressed even if e nergy rem a ans
cheap and plentiful.
De ,,.11tt.-Gaan,.Z.•~-'-Or~.
ft~ Aa.clalH ~ ~ JllS. these unions victims., ls Sous I~ account.able 1n this four-)car rcla
tton hip because of his fear" W
there e'er a point 10 Nusst>-u.m• Rock'n'rolling fr-\r seven seco· nds b:i~~~:.1~h~f~~e~~~t~~~man V v.as danacrous to lhe1rchtldten? W
• she ah1ra) powerless or just at the
l tt lt\\ I\ 111,l t tH\ b I h I f 8 • 0 en~ &.SOCU:l).arcweromfonabl are y a're earsa or 19 ne ~~el?:o:!~~~J~.'N~~::u~.n behavior reflect?
Today is T~y. Apnl II. lhe In 1946, tht Lcatue of ations 108thdayof 1989. There arc 257 days went out o(busmcss. SEVEN SECONDS' Before cw·
left 1n the year J 9 h port acts too smua and complacent.
Today's ......... , in hucory. n la~~ the Ins republic was remember this· Sure, we rode the
On ADril 11, '"'"177S, Paul Revere proc · epicenter but remember .. 1t la ted
bepn \it famo111 ride from 1 In 1955 .• ph)'llClst Albert E1nste1n ooly se"cn seconds An earth orpsm.
OWtntown to Lai~. Mau.. died 1n Princeton, N.J someone descnbed 1L
wami,._ the American coloiusls that In 1956, ectrns Crace Ktlty mar· Ltt•s look 11 what hap\>Cned 1n
the Bnuth -.re com1na. ricd Pnnc:e Rainier of Monaco in 1 seven seconds and then think what
On th.is date: c1v•I cernnony. A churth ..-eddina \r.Ould 1t have been hkc after even one
In 1906, a devattauna cenhqlil.kc took place the next day minute or five m1nu1es
struck San Frant11CO, folk>Wed by Jn 1971, the Us. Senate ~ottd Now I know what 11 vulnerable 1n
f'llJ"I fires. Abo"'t 700 people died. 68-32 to tum 1he Panama Canal ovtt my ~. I tbouaht my h•n11nf
Jn 1923. the fint pmc waa played to Panamaruan control on Oettmber stemware would be the first 10 10.
an Yulcee Scadium. llle Yultca ll l999. didJl•t bear the Cf')'1tal chim1na over
ddaled the Boston Red Sox. 4-1 . f n l 980, RhodnJa became Ztm-the roer of the temblor's boom. Jn 1934, lbc ftnc Jaundromat, bebwe. H~er. e"en tho\.llh the stemware
c:allcd a '"washaJeria .. ~ in Fon Five yan llO· Two unarmed u. . ived. the aLass Wtds all O\.er tbc
Wonb, Tua Army hdicop&cn. one o'f'tbrin cany-floor repttscnted the &Jauwarc tn 1be
lD 1942. (our months alkr Ptarl ana two Amcncan tenaton, m.dt cupboenl. I had a cotf« cup ate \Cry Harbor. an air 1qUldron led by Jama f'oiced lpd1np after com1111 under de* and the)' werupilkd all O\'.tf' the
H. Ooolitdll bombed Tolryo ad fiftonatilltt~Honduruneerthc ftoor. ocher J..,.new cities. bonSer tridt EJ Salvador. la my walk.·1n cJo.t I think I have
la_ 1'42. Ille U.S Atmed fOR:ft One year ~: All lllWli coun e~ punc I ha'e e"CT' owned
pUbl!tMd die lnl ..aue ol''1lac Stan convicted JobA DtnUasUat. a retired ......... on the top belf. The puntt _. .............. .,.... •• weetty auto worker rrom-~ of -. al an a heap .,th the coins
8"W f lflr, then beCalne a daily the c:ommiUU. war at-at die __. al over the ~ .. EvCT')I fbllawtlil November. TnblinU a.Ill camp more tllila «> W..C boctJe, e~cn-mccticiM bot·
hi IMS waroouespondnt Emte ,..n wtier. T1w "'*' ...., deWM~about1nmybethroom. ~~~..,J~...areoa 1ner1 lfil ~ aw ._ ne ..._ tMn WCTC prone and
die P9cilk atMild 0( le 9IUma, off M of Malf'lkt E la 1'62. "11.hl at tlX' C,_ pmc. I swar a.iMwa. a,,flt 1 I fl21fft1iw .OllC fll~ wala beaten .. ~ a hllldlliL
,
Allr llftn ~ Wt it wtMlt 'ttJ 111 e • my hOutt. Let•s look at t d ' the " CJ t lft CU)'.
llfta MC°'* -· .... ...
........ Wlft ............ ... -.. la-. only 10 pa-• Gitt. llMllO t6at111 IOtW8mpthc1yttcm. .... M 11 ad tried to ........... ,_.
Jiii• olf IM IMM>t anc1: this .,... :c.r...c:w:; ,_ ... ..,~ ~·-'169 .. , ..... .
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piled
She It.new that 1n Meuc:o City,
teachers had the1rcharan for 17 days.
Her profcuional rcpeno1rc was
pushed to the hmtt bolchna her 200
ktds t()IClhCf
You can problbly_ tell I've JU t
come back from the Red Cro •
Dasa.stt'r Prcparcdncu Academ) I
1nv1ted >0"' to J01n me tn lase Wttl ·s
column. M)' hulbend was bomfied
when he iaw that J pul our home
phone number an the column. Doc-
ton a~ hounded by the,phone all day,
IO nl&ht llme alb arc truly an
anathema.
1 tokt him an)OGe who rti<is Ill the
-aytochecndofmyoolumndncntt
a prneand if lhey caJt me. ru si ve i 1 to
lbem. He didn.'t-t.buak that was too
tunny.
It 11 no llCftt tblt I want our city to
,ct ovr dimter ect t.oerther. This w1 II
ttappen only 1f the city's tna.n&Fment
and political laden have an 1'onttt
commitment to do it,
Jut re-wnu111 our okl plan it noc enc>uP. The tbtec CIOmpoMOlt Wt' ~ want are: I. Plepwednas. 2. ....,.,..., and 3 . ..,, ... ,.
WM& l MM! at IM ICMemy--.
9'eft it NI•"-"' Wlm IM e-~ ._ olour fire~ our city
tis DCM ...,,..... wn. the otbtt
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I thmlvnot.
V1ct1maz.auon. like cvCTY other hfi
rcahty, ha ltnuts. Wh1k 1tsdcfin1tio
should be btOlld enou,h to include a;
ral'\lt of adeol<>sJcal thouaht. 11 cann~
prcjcnd 10 Ullsfy CV«"f 9()(1olosJcaJ
or lcpl nuance.
· 8c:ias ucttdcd thote hnuts ud 1~
we bclle"e htS v1~1mazat1on story,
o ffer o"'r > ou QI peopk a role modtl o
questionable stuff. Nuabeum·s be
lemi soul citettckd thole limits a
should not be the ..,om.an '-lsed t
personify the bltteftd woman'
pl&lht In faci. advocates for bet
women should distance thcmtelv
from this v.oman an tctid of cmbnlc
1n1 her. urcly they cannot brficv
that th~ same SOCTcty ~
thrTatenina to re ind the rial'll of an
""oman to abOn a nonviable fet'UI -1
be kinder 10 blttc~ -omtn
hke unbeum, do not at "'91t•
l)'Stem to help them Pf04«l
hvifta cb11drcn, If her .twocnlll
believe thll. they arc the onet
atdiona the help bettered -.o.w
children need IO dctpttl\dy to
tbc C)'tlc of "1olc~.
We cannot sa"e evcrytiOdy.~t.et·
be brave ~ I(\. d,.w 1111 ·
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not e...., m an iftidt •"* wa
anyone. let .Jooe to1M01W
would caute t.Mm IUCb pief:
And ..,_ wy bmered .....
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DAILY PILOT I Tueaday. Aprll 18, 1989
CI '''IC \I
'¥1KLARBO' spells
fine chamber music
ly MIKE RUSSEU ,
Da41y ~t Cotreopondoftt
It all beg.an when Virginia Sn}der of the Laguna lkach Chamber
Music ociety told me th~ VIKLARBO \bambcr l:nscmbk \\Ult
coming to Laguna Beach H 1gh 'chool. to close out tht• 198 -IN ··Youth
Group Series."
"The wh o?" I mq ui red. "V IKLA~BO." she repeated pol11cl\.
What doe the name mean'> he explained 11 1!. an acron' m den .. ~d
from the instrument~ 1n VIKLARBO's quartet. .. v, .. for ,·aohn. "Bo"
for oboe, etc. •
Acou.stics at Laguna H i&h'' A.rti"t's Theater arc ncarh pcrlcC"t,
thanks to its earl) ':\O construction b> Pre\ldcnt Roo!ie\clt \ W.P. \
workers. I can 'ouch for greal sound up tront and ncnr thl' rear of thl'
auditorium.
Vll~LARBO Char:nber En~cmble (Circa 1987). IS a quanct ot
1mprcss1ve young mus1c1ans. The t\\.O fo unders bre Mann Ne" man
violin ist and Wendy Prober. piani$1. In 1988 Jeff Clm:t\!.1an.
clar.inetist, joined the ensemble. ·The most recent to J01n t}lc group "
cellist Sebasuan Tocttcher. who replaC"cd 1ephan1l' fate Hfr'' not
quite as "youthful" but he pla) s man t'lou\ cello')•
The ensemble opened w11h [1gh1 (d1nicult) Duos tor' 1ohn and
clarinet. by Bela Banok (if you know Banok. )OU kno" noth ing ht•
composed was eas) ). f-catured "ere Nrwman and Elma\saan. Crisp
and clear. the duo toned out the fe1st' "Tran'>' h anian Dance." "fair\
Tale." and SIX more Banokaan pi ece\ 1n . fine "'' k ext came "!-'~istoire du Solda!" (The old1cr's Talc) b) Igor Stra' insk). for
violin. clarinet and piano. Enter Wendy Prol"1;:r. \\ho did wonder' on
the piano. M> fa,onte among thl'Sl' liH' p1cl't''> "a"·· fhe CX-"I\ Dance."
The second half "as a mclodK reading nt the Johanm•, Brahm'
Trio 1n C major, Op. 87, for v1ohn. cc.-llo and piano (I~~ I) ewman
who has an almost "8)11S) -like" \IOlin1s1's M~ le "1th '>ltl\\rr \I bra to.
creates an in teresting expressivcncs'> ·
The a udience's enthus1ast1c .1ppl3US4.' drc\' an entort• Imm
VIKLARBO. which \\8S Gershwin·, Second Prl'luJc
One of the goals of the LBC'MS 1)1IOpro'1dc '" c da'is1cal mu'>ll' fo1 youngsters in the South Orange ( oun\\ rt·gion. True to this desirnhk·
aspirat ion. tile VIKLARBO Chamber tn .. cmhk perfornwd for a high
school group last week.
ly TOM TITUS WClihl ha\C not been ciml«f
o.Myl'llo4C.....,_... Bl")an Bumc\ dchvcrs a poM·rful
The maturation of a commun1 I) c'h1bi11on of parental gusto as Fran·
theater 1s :i ~ia11 f) ma a comnh\h· c1\' loud, lc"J father Thouah a
mcn1. and 1n 1\•tent month\ both thl' couple of de adc., 100 ) ou na for the
llun11ngton Bt•arh Playhou\C and the role. Burne tal..c) i;ommand and
Gankn Gro' c ( ommumt) Thl·a1er makes it his o" n w1th sht'er force of
ha' c tad...lcd more adult. challcnginp pcrsonaht> in his most imprc s1'e
matcnal nnd nu~d a fc"' e>cbro"s local ou11ng to date.
:imong pht)IOCI"\ fam1h11r w11h tht"11 The -plum rok of the o'erwc1&ht.
earhc1 trad rl'Cord. oversexed d1 .. orccc next door -a
N.o" th1; (osta Mesa 1v1l' Pia}· sort of Manha of :·Who's Afraid of hou~ -tllrcad) b1dd1ng 10 make V1rg1n1a Woolf'?" 1n the low-rent
"a'c., on the na11onal scene ""h its district -1s \HCstled to the floor 1n
supcrlall\ c s1.aa111& of .. Monda} After bra' ura fashion b) Jo Black. A "ocal
the M1rade", -has vcntur('d into m:ttch for Burnes. Blad. pulls out all
"hat has been. for th1 group. the stop in a commanding inter-
p1 e\ 1ou$I) unl·ha11cd temtory ~ ith prctat1on.
the Orange ( ount) prcnuerc of s the clean-cut upper-das .. k1Js
Albeit lnnaHato's de,asta11ng blad. f\\..ho drop b) 10 '1 1\ their college comcJ~ "Gl·m1n1." It i . 1n nearl) all chu m, Laura Hmshcrger and .\aron
respect\. a stunning tra~mph . Paholsl..1 )tand out by '1rtue of thc-ir
51.'t 111 a dmin back)ard m the · normalC). The lo,el) Hi nsbcrger
"orl..1ng-dass area of Ph1ladclph1a. beautafull} launches a dctermmed
thl' plJ} uses the ancient Jc, 1~ of effon to re1gn1h.' romantJ<' fires m
cont1ast to peak cncct as people \\ho huhs' character, "h1lc Paholsk1 -
Ju c ,II thl' top of their vo1ee inter· pursued b)' three charactl'rS. Onl) one
m1ngk \\ith those of more thoughtful of whom 1 fem ale -exh1b1t'i
and !>CllSlllH' 1x-rsuas1ons. D1rt<'tor commendable restramt.
Jon 1doli '"111gs a number of Hamel Wh11me)'cr underscores
standout pcrlo1 m.inccs from both.. her fiM .performance as Burnc'i·
segments of Im ind ustrious and neighborhood lad) frie nd w11h a
encr~et1<: l'ast broad .. Jo1se)" accent and prov1dc1.
"Gemini" tal..e., m title: from the C\cellcnt atmo ophcnc support
name of 11s l·cntr.11 character. Francis l pstagang these o.u tl11nd1sh charnt:·
Gcm1nian1, "ho's on the threshhold ters "ould seem a near-1mposs1blc
of his 21st banhda\ and 1s thrust. tasl... but Gil Fuhrer as Black's
un\qflmgly. to\\ard center stagl'. hypcractne genius son with an ob-
\\ h1lc his loud, boomh. Italian father session for public trnnsportation ccr-
and their outragcou I) hedonis11c tainl) pulls 11 ofT. Fuhrer l1terall)
Irish neighbor "oman surround ham thro,~s himself mlo the role
rn raurnus sten.·o. f"ranc1s pamfull} scratching and eta" 1ng his \\3} to a
"restlcs with the naggmg question of memorable ponrayal.
his manhood. "Gemm1" 1s a eommendabk
Steven Shutts t•tl an unwanted ltlrthdaJ cake .. lfrOlll leftf
Bryan Burnes. Jo Blade and Harriet Whtt111eyer watch him
blow out the candles In .. G .... lnl .. at the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 181 1918
I II \I \I I \ I ' ' I I I ' I I
Being No. 2
onyour block
won't get you
to Broadway
hcan be easy to be No. I 1f>ou
~side in a small pool, but un-
fonunalely Oranae Coast Collcae
tennis coach Gcorae Mamas and his
charac1don't fit thatcateaory
h 's sort ofhke how the Dodaers
fattd when across the river there was
a powerhouse known as the Yankees.
ForCoast'stennisteam it's a
matter ofbcina l 6-2. 9-l in the
Orange Empire Conference and
ranked third an the entire state, a
squad which should be considered a
shoo-in to reach the state tournament
this season, m the duel team category.
But reahstically, the unfortunate fact
1s that Coast probably won't even win us conference, let alone an)thang else
DMI)' He4 .,.._.. .,, ue ""l'"•
Marin• Hlgtt breett1troke 1t•ndo"t John Wester wm be a key ft9.,re In today•• Sunset duel with l'ounhlln Velley.
4-Sun set League swim powers surf ace
Saddleback Colleae. I()...(} 1n the
OECand ranked fir tin the state. as
the only school to defeat OCC in a
conference match this season. The
Gauchos get to take all the credit for
being the finest communuycollege
team in Southern California. So
although 11s an excellent team. O< C
takes a back scat.
"last )ear the) \\On both matches
· against us." said Mattias. whose
Pirates pht with addleback m 1987
to claim half oft he confercnct
championship "In '87, we won on
their courts and the) won on our
co~ns.··
Saddleback. which won 6-3 the fir t
u mearound •tOC .although En c
Rcbttzcrand John Gabriel defeated
Saddlcback·s No. J doubles team of
"EdPtrcwoandJam1l Atcha, will
hosubc ratestodaj:,(2p.m ).
"Both of us have been annihilating
evel'}body this year," Matuas said.
.. But 1f "'e lose to ddleb:ldc (today).
IJUSt hope n'saclose match I kno" 1f
. "ewinthat1t'llbeacloscmatch ..
Orange Coast lost its only non-
•confcrence match to Lona Beach
State earlier in the year. and has
f ~IHH SH DUNt'/12)
Fountain Valley, Marina in showdown today
8y ROGER CARLSON
Of -0..,, ,,_~
Fountain Valley H1gh's Barons and
the Marina Vikings duel again -and
no nvalry between these two schools
goes deeper than swimming
The two perennial unset League
• aguatics powers colhde at Marina
H igh today (3 p.m.) and although the
lea,gue championship wall not be
completely settled unt1!,J!.'e lcaguo
finals. this is the stepping stone each
has been w:uung for.
"It's a natural," said Fountarn
Valley's Ray Bray, wl'lo has been
coaebmg thC" Barons for ~cars.
'"There's a lot of team camaradane
and team spirit for this one It'.,
definitely a rivalry and "-C get a great
deal of satisfaction and fun out ofth14'
one. .
.. h 's a fnendly nvall'}. but even-
o nc 1s out 10 win."
Both teams have their heav)-
w-eiAhts -and among the Baron'i' pool of talent are distance frttstylcr
Daren Ham (I :47 and 4:48. as well as
a 2:03 indo aod 54+ fly), sophomore
GIRl~SSPORTS
Ja m Sullivan ( l:48and 4:4S 1n the 200 scored throu~ five places
and SOO. 2:0 1 and1v1dual medley) ind "Las1 )car in the gJrls meet 11 came
S6 9 oock). and juniors teve Oc-down to which team lio1ihcd third 10
benedct (58. 7 back), Steve Mercier the final relay," recalled Bray, "a
(SO 3 free ) and Trey Best (23.4 and matter of who had the best 5C\:ond
Sl.9 in the spnnts). team. We beat them b) two points
John Wnght's Manna Vikings can You can imagine the type of 1eam
counter with !>Cnaor John Wcstcr(58+ spint 1t bnngs out. There s even one
1n the breast). Junior Charles Kenyon standini. chccnn, for the third.be \
(22.S SO and S4.S fl y), junior Mau team in tbe race·
Maxwell (22. 7 and 49. 7 in the As for stamng lineups -that
spnnts), JUn1or Jason Cox (57.0 remains to be seen
back), and Junior Craig Phillips ( 52.0 Coaches from both school,, for
and I: S 7 .4 in the frecstyl~a. boy$ and iJtls, place a high pnonty on
Both coaches. however. see 11 fOang sccrec)' 1n th~I department.
much dccprr than the surface. It s the • Each athlete can compete 1n (\\u
third wammcr from both~scnoo1s 1rf ind1v1dUal races and om: TCtny, no
virtually every event,· which wall more, and as Bray points out.
prooobly make the difference. "Th~re·s a lot of strategy, selling up
Af\er the first four have come in. your meet. knowioJ )Our compcu-
at's the duel for fif\h place and that uon. We've been fairl y ~ueccssful 1n
one point toward the team total~ putting the nght people m the n&)lt
which I lhe focal point place at the OJht lime 4)o have the) "
Obviously both teams need 1he1r In 1hc past nine >cars Fountain
best to come through. but assuming Valley and Manna ha\t C3eh ..... on 1he
that happens, n's the battle for fifth -leaJuC champion hap four times,
fourth -and third places whic h Edison pulhna 1t out once
fi1urc to ma.kc or break in an event Manna aocs into today's meet wuh
the mental edge -il narro\\ lo s to
Edison in a dual meet last "etk force
Manna to "'" toda) or forget
champ1onsh1p dreams at the finals
.. To tell )OU the truth," 1d the
third-) ear Manna coach. "1t (the lo
to Edison) adds -a httle to the meet
Now 1f ""e lose the dual meet to
Fountain Valle> n Yt1H mean the best
v.e"ll be able to do is fin1 h S«ond
The) can lose and stall win 1t all ..
Funhermore. on paper. the V1J..ina
app(ar to ha\e an edge
"That's a l<>&ic l a )umpt1on,"
admllled Bra). "M;}rtnt\ ha~ a little
more Mrength bocau~ <>f tars
Manna has been outscoring us on a
compcti\ive· ~ham an comparable
meets. But,· ~e·rc ~close Hopefull)'
we'll balaru:c..ll OUl..Ul d_rpth and it'll
come do\lrn to onr of the final e\Cnt
Bui I think our g.irls stnnd a vel') 1ood
chanC'C of beating Manna The bo •
they're going to have to drg down
dttp for the ~ond and third platt
fin1she "
ormall) th1\ t the confidence
builder for the v.1nner hcad1n 1t'10
the final . but 1t ha!! ht•<:ome asun 1val
test for Manna· bo) s
l~le•M 1H SVVIM/821
Bue Volunteers
for Tennessee Top of the water line at Marina today
Orange Coast Coll~e bascooll
standout Eddie Pierce, a 6-foot-1 .
180-pounder from Glendora lhgh
t
Barbara, ha s1ancd a national letter
of in1cn1 10 auend the mver 1ty of
Tenne sec in the fall.
A first baseman, outfielder and
patcher for the Bucs. he has'comp1led
a 2.04 ERA walh a 3--0 record and 3
saves on the mound. and has been
w1eldin1 a bat which has pro<luccd a
346batun1 ave~wuh 5home run$
and 40 RBL His lagana perccntaae
I 538
Dodgers f~ll
in 10th inning
as Benzinger
lifts Reds , 3-2
''°""The Aslodated l'reu
LOS ANGELES -Todd 8tnz-
1n,tr's sacrifice 0> scored Barry
uo1u.1 "' '' 111 n1 11
When two winning program-. m('ct
on a regular bas1 n' alncsnrequ1d
to<;fr\elop. When 1t comes1ogir1 ·,
dunng the I 98(honlv l\\O high school~ ha' i captured the league
cro\.\n -Founla1n Vnllc) and
Manna
In the past nine )ca~ the Baron\
ha~ e ncued fi, e tttk\, while Mann.i
has four Toda) these twojrch m al
clash once more and a ~1and1nJ room
onl) cro¥.d 111c=\pccted at farina
Hilh.
Ray Bra)' has been coachinaat
\ 01.1.I '\ B \I I
Fou1rnun Valle) tor the past 20 )cars.
U nder h1sgu1dancc the pcogram has '°" n to be one oflargest in uthem
bO)Sandg,rl<;, 'arsit) andJunior
'arsit). c:ontJXIC !Or the Barons.
"I think the reason \\C have bl-en so
~lrong for thc p:m )ears 1s cons1stcn-
C) ,"Bra) said "We ha\e c'tcdlcnt
cooche anJ 1he~ have sta)ed put
fael') larM.~ou bnng1n a ne" coach
lhc) h1n e 10 rrbu1ld
".\I o ucce s breeds ucce~
People \tart bringing lht'1r fnends.ind
tht') branaa friend, 1t 1~contag1ou<;.
There 1sa trad111on ofqunhl) .lOd
people want to lo..ccp It that \\3)
"Ob' 1ousl)} ou ha' c to i'''l' a 101 of
area. fhc) help keep u., 'iupphcd \\ 11 h
meet tested swan1mcrs. ·•
rn the pa t few )C3r'i. Bra) ha<;
mo1red 1oacoord1na1or po 1t1on
because the proanim hasarown S<.l
larie. Dt'bb1r Kell> has been the
a tual on-itcc ch of the 11rl~ forthc
pa tfi,e)cars
··0cbb1eha doncaJft'atJOb\\1lh
lhc1trls.'' Bra> said "Shcdeser\;e 3
lotofcrcd1t. Pia 1n1 third an IF1u
Hanan, Cardinal, a combo
with a mission Final Four
ly JON prflfGUSON
Of-~,._ .. ..,,
snce the beg1nn1ng of the 'K'3\0n Dan
Hanan and his teammate on the Stanford
volleyball team ha .. e hid one 1hina on their
minds -ma"'"' the NC' A Final Four ·
nation 1n a'eraac lilts per pme with 7 IS and
ranks among the national kaderl in several
o\her cat~goncs. He's also first 1n the WI V m
a .. e-raac digs per game. tied for s«ond 1n h1ttmi
percentage (.4S3) and founh 1n blocks per
game
f\er a S-13 conference record and c11hth
place finish an 1988. the Cardinal returned
01> mp1an Ott Fonunc. a Latuna Stach
prodll(:t, to p.a1ron the from line with HanlJ} a
returning \ll-\\'JVA second-1amer
lt "'~able 1n1 for both to ha\C a pair of
po\\crful 6-foot-6 hatters
"The fact hc'i back 1n the hncup m<'ans
teams honor him h .. c the) had to me la t )Car.·•
Hanan ~ad "Last )Car was m~h 'ouihtr for
me pcrsonall) An> umc I was up there (at the
net). teams concentrated two or three blockcn
on me 'ow, 1"0 out of t.hrtt times, we lineup
1n the front row to,ethel' ow, 11's onl one
bl "er. Wr: bQtlt btnefit"
Hanan ha 5tud1cd Fortune's pla) and the
~ ults have been pos1t1vc
"He's hdpc'd me the mor.t an blod1:1ni.Ju't
in term\ of ttaeh1na me thanas:· Haun iatd.
"The fact he' aot all the 1ntem1tional C\~ntnce -he's bttn •Jn c aJI the besl
sen en 1n the ~orld -ifht'•IO' anyduna •o 11)1. 11·~ not bull. The stufThc's •old me. he's kamt'd
from national S)*tn. •
"A lot of hmtt. he &Hthn not by tallt1na:
1·,c kamtd a lot from watdtilll btm too."
h's block.i~ Which wu the bille'_st A4iUll·
mtnt for Hanan "' makiq die ju"" frOM \illt
tehool .
.. When I '°' heft. theft'• IO many ~ compk' offentn you ha~ to~ ..........
Haftaft 11id. ••Wlwft I llfpped iMO ,acti MI
tmhm1n, l fdt ovtrWhetmed by die "-il9 I
Detck'4 to know for bl0ct1ns. 1 ... 1 bit ...... 1M timn. became I ..... , laftitttiw Whla ... "*"'·I wu wn "9m11" •bout* eoa. ~ ..
He pecked datm up fairty fast atMI aftll' =tlll tlw _,.. bllund IWO OIW ......_
•--.r1r111cw .. ~on lhtdtplh chan. he_,_ a...,.. "1 mid I 00 After puttllll hi W efllil -~·IO'•dNiMl-.• ., .. meiaa~..,. ... ---........ He..~--fll"' 111 .. MMM/811
trcmcndou~ac:h1c,emen1 \ht1 a
areat mou' a tor:·
In 1973 fountain \ allc captured
,,..._'" GUtLS /831
Sailors tab
Serven for
new coach
' By ROGER CARLSON
Bob Ser .. en, a 28-year'-old product
of Temple Cit) Htgh and Cal State
Lo) Angeles. wnh three years of
e\pcnence at e\\port Harbor cap-
pinJ eight )cars of coachina ex-
pcnence o n the prep level, has been
named a head basketball coach at
H rbor.
He replaces Jerry OcBusk. wbo
reet"ntl~ accepted a pose as an assis-
tant at Chapman Collcgc under Bob
Bo)d aner a 12-year man ti the
· 1lors' coach.
~rvcn enters the varsity arena
wath a solid back&round on the
'aalors. since he was the scnfors4o-be
coa h "hen the) were sophomores, as .
\\ell a a Junior ars1ty coach and
il) 1 tan1 to Dc8u k these past lhrtt
)Cl~ •
All of DcBuslt's ·previous taO
~ma11u with <Uarrin Morton and
Chuck McCivran as varsTfy IID ·
tants. J o hn Mullett to the
soghomQre and Tam Parse! to the
fre hmcn •
Parse! will continue wuh the
freshmen. al> well as a football a1dt
while wotktna on h1 Master's dcartt.
T v.o of rvcn's clubs compllled
SOO ~ords. but the sophomore team
of 19 tu med an a 'Cl')' respectable
1 ·S mark
It's that &fOUP -which 1ncludei
stx rctum1~ "''n1\) lencnncn 1n the
fall, "h1ch l'\Cn hooks up with.
XI"\ en's backtround · include
tints as the Junior "amty coach 11
Bo o Tech for three )'CU'S. a )cat 11
rro o H lib and another 11 Sant•••o.
thrn to Harbor
He predict only l~t chanacs an
t)le for the 110~ wuh a potential
move to a httle more full and half·
court trappana. as well as a four-auard
ofTrnse re' oh 1na around a sinaJc
pot
.. Our guards arc go1na to be real
ton .. s:11d &n en .. And we've aou
oot-proij)Rt an on-McDan1d
He could help
"But we "on't chanar much in
terms of st) le It's JU ta m1t1er of•
few adJU tments. Wc'"'e 1ot ix rt·
turning pla)Cf'<I but not nettSS&nl)'
an\ one "'ho hu n~n and e tabh hed
hnnsdf But there att some can·
d1datc
..Thi ummcr W'lll be real import·
ant for u "
Halo pitching
spins another
shutout win,
Sox pale, 3-0
a)' JOf MOOSHIL
Af'~W,._,
(HlC\GO -Devon ~hill"
doubled ho me a run 1n tht first innina
\,C,11,,flllUlll
AWAY
A ll -While SU. 5)0
A l..,_Wfllle So•, S·lO
A»-ldle ~1-Athletlcl 7 35•
An-Alh .. l •CI I-OS•
All-Alh .. llcl , 1-0S•
MOMll
A2.....c)ri0ln. 7:-0S
•On TV Cl\eniwl 5
• Al MIMI on KMPC
•
alntain the st1 u r .. ...:.
soccer matches to go as schedW
Buena Park's Los Coyotes
w lH host alJ?habet soup
tournament In September
LOI ANGEL£5-1t•1 now of. ftdal. Oraftlt County wilt hot& the
LJIOA~ tbit fall II LotCoyocn
C.ountty Oub in IUCftl Palk.
• Tlteevnu. a lace llddhion to the l 919 tehedule it bei ... tpOnlOl"ed by
twoJ1P1nete Rrmt and Will be kl\Own
at the LPOA MBS/NTA CJattk,
If you know c:ralphabetrtthi• 1iandt (ot the in Pro~ nal
Golf AMoclatjon Mainichi road-
caJdntSYttem/NiP,pon Travel Aftn·
ey Claim. No wonder they arc u11n1
thealphabetto,ivetMtournamenta
thorter name.
The event witl be·~ at Los
CorotesCC, September 21-24 and
wil befor19uneofS300,000forthc
four-day. 72-holecom~ition. ln-
cre&KI of It leaJt $2S,000 will be
madeeachofthetwo1ucceedln1
yeanon the current contract.
With less than sh' months to
produce the first event, volunteers
and others connected with the tour-
namen& will be worldnaovenlmc.
Plana call for a Ladles Only pro-am
on Monday, prac&iceon Tue.day, a
pro-am on Wednesday and a 72-holc
tournament startinaon Thursday.
Reprcsentativesorthe two ma,Jor
1ponsorin1 orpnlzationsand tour-
nament officials were on band Mon-
day Jor a press conference alona with
LPOA Commi11ioner William A.
Blue.
"Because the tournament is pos-
itioned in the fall season." Blue said.
"The fleld will be one of the best of tht
year.
"There are two charities involved,
Child Help of the U.S.A. and the
C>-stic Fibrosis foundation. Thefcla-
AHi·: \ HOI 'DI P
doDllalpofdltC'A"llmm.., ...........
uyclubt lllldllritill_.if wan it ·~=:J" ,., .......... ~ nntr•wa••'• tol(~inara..c..acy, it
Oleui11110IM LPOA. r-'lilJOU howhaPPJ,.~ ........ mum to ~.
'"TbcOra.-Couesy ........ '°"' bccn a (oun11fn of the LPOA. To
J'!Meiu I.be txdtcmen1 and poceo-
tial Of'Orar-.r County cu lake us into
the 2 lst century."
Thi1rurbthefourlh t.imethe ·
LPOAha1bceninO....Count)'.
The: first wu in 1971 when the Lot
Coyotn counc played h011 to the
Suzuki Golflnten¥1tion&I with Kathy
Whit wonh the winna (or the 5 7th
time in herc.reerthat included 88
victories. • ·
Mcu Verde Cownry Oub in Costa Mesa hosted the Women's Kemper
()pen for three )'W-., 1979·8 I and the
Unlden lnv1iational for another
three 1984-86.
JoAnne Carner won the ftnt
Kemper in a ftv~way playoft'with
Nancy Lopez wiJuu~ the aecond and
Pat Bradley tbe third. ~won lhe I 9M U niden wi&h Bonntt Lauer the
winner in I 98' $Mi Mary Beth
Zimmerman thf winner in 1986.
Chuck McAuley. chairman oft be
board ofMcAuley LCX Corportion,
owns the COUrlC Ind has been a
member there for the past 25 years.
"We welcome the opportunity to
host this to~mament and it ccnainly
aives uaa loiOf pleasure. There is one
solution one mu1taiveand that is to
salutethemembershipofLos
Coyotes for11v1n1 the time and
cneray to make it asuccas. It takes
money but it aJM> takes people to
make such a tournament a success."
Accordina to Blue, the sponsors
have a three-yurcontract tostaat the
Eftlllsh IOCClll' oflkW1 said Monday > f'tom l.Ondon the pme ~~ fO on dnpi1e ,...!,
the nation's wont 1PCJ111 ~!~ ~ evea1aaLoiCoutk Tryina to ttt the natic>li 1 pa11ime bKk
tlaeftncdmtia on 1t1 fttt af\cr the Hillaborouah Stadium trqcdy. maiord lllld tucu&ava of &be footbetl AllOciation ordered that
intlte&uie<>r...., llour 911,~. f.A. Cuo 1emiftnal between Liverpool and .!~&cnf'altla~!*""":f:::.Ci&ia Nolli Foreea be replayed and that tM May 20Cup ..._ ftul 11 embley IO on •1 acheduled.
F'•lev · .. WelikclbeU.. FOo&beU Atl«lltion chief'eMCutive Gniham Kelly
"Wdeelthi•i11800dtbnellr said 1he match auspeftded Slturct.y would be rcpla}'ed at
traveltotheUnhecJSUleHndwith Mandlnler United'• Old Tra~ Stadium on May 7,
such otheratttlctionsu Knoct'1 ~ndina 1 m~tina oft.he Liverpool boerd of directors on Berry Farm in Buena Park Di.. Tl Ida
neylandinAnaheimandtheAneel• uc .. ~~should ao on," Kelly said. "We should 11k the
and Ram sat Anabe.i1R Stadium •l players -I know iL will tx difficult for them -but we
that time of the year, we fed i& is a have to ask them to carry on with the competition. to 10
&rat time to havca toumamern,.. on, and do what they can to rccoanise that people P"'e
Blue added. their lives for football."
Curren1plan1indica1ethcrewillbe Kelly said the Cup final aaainst Everttln would be a
no local television for theopenina ''finina memorial" to those who dird.
salvo in September. 8ut1hatctoeln't In the meantime, several key football League
maniMRwon'tbeTVintbef\aturc. matchn were postponed out of respect for the Hill· .. rm confident for 1990, ltowever... iborouah victims.
Blue said. "I can tell you &llat the They included thisSunday's title showdown bctwetn
LPGA i1workinaonesaentiallyour tceond-olacc Liverpool and Jeque-lcadina Arst'nal. as
own network for six to 12 tour-well as l..iverpool's home pme against last-place West namentsnext yearandOrantcCoun-Ham on Wednesday. ~~~~a very stron& possibility for AJao Monday, national coach Bobb}', Robson
. . . selected three Llvnpool ~ycrs and fi ve from Not· DouaFinley,.aleaderin brinaina tinaham Forest for the Enghsh team that will face Albania
the tournament to Ora.nae County . in a World Cup qualifying match Apnl 26 acknowledaing and owner of a market1nacompany an '
CostaMesaknownasaSliceof G ky Kl d I C I Oranac, waschairmanofthedayfora retz , ngs Ue a gary
press conference at the new Otani
Hotel in downtown Los A.naeles
Monday to announce the officiaJ
datesand sanctionfogofthe tour-
namenL
~lly Drott, formerly associated
with an LPGA event at Mesa Verde,
is the tournament coordfoator with
Diane Medearis wbo performs simi-
lar duties at the Circle K tourney in
Phoenix aidina. More fhan 800
volunteers are expected to help with
makin&theevent a success.
CALGARY.Alberta-Tbclast time the ~ Calgary Aamcs were in the Smythe Division
finals, Wayne Gretzky and the Edmon1on 1 •
Oilers put them out in four aames.
The Rames arc back, and so is Gretzky, ah hough he's
with the Los Anaeles Kings.
The KinJ! and Flames. who won their Smythe
Division semifinals in seven pmes, open the best..of-
seven divisfon finals tonight in C,alpry.
"We're fully aware of what they have. we're fully
aware of what Wayne means to
them and we're fuUy aware of whal
Wayne has done to our club 10 the
past," Calpry coach Terry Crisp
said of the Kings. "Their suppon
cast is very. very similar to when
Pirates' softball teain awarded. ::¥r.::F~F~~:!i:r.::'~"Ht . titles, havina been eliminated by
. forfeit victqry after foe ejected_.:.enthpme1oelim;'!j~?~~~~:£i~~.~
Oran,.e.£Ol.ll Collett.'• wom~·1 s.hove and push -. Coast runner softball g1me because of an auto-Ca!aary won th~ Presidc!'t's Trophy again this yea r
softball team, which has had its shart unnecessarily. mobile accident which claimed the for havina~.he ~L's best rC£0rd. , .
of ups and downs in terms of close T · h s th · n life of Estancia student Cori Wang, That didn t mean anythina last year. though. when
ume1 and sometimes bean-breakers . ns ~rrehtt gofitAh e victory ah er Saddle back rambled to a 12-2 victory. Gretzky and the Oil~rs swept the Aam.es en route to their , ..-h 1 1 I 6-l 6 rehevina 1n t e In 1nnin1 w en N' k . d 2 fourth Stanley Cup in five years int e 0?1 co u~n en route to 1 starter Niqua Monson pve way to an ik anni A~ r~ws . had a -run The Oilers then traded Greuk:r Marty McSortey and ~son, includana a ... 9 Oranac Em· injury when she waa struck on the h<?mer In. the .third innma to pace th,e Mike. Krusheln ski to the Km fo~ S 15 million Jimmy p1rc Conference slate, saw another knee with 8 sharp one-hW'per win, wh1ch improves Saddleback s Ca d YA k M . "G 1. d h · ~ twist Monda)'. only this time the k · record to 17-2 overall 7-0 in leaauc. non, top . rau-p1c artm e mas an t rce uture
I I 1..1. _,. th h d f MonSE>n, tlthou&h ta en o lhe E . fi 0-7 • first-round picks f~fg!,t on sune,~ e s on en ° m.ound, recovered from the blo':V and stancia alls to · The Rames. finished first in the Smythe apin this
. · . will not miss any acuon, according to In prep aolf: season while the Kmas were second instead of their usual
. l)cd at 4 1.n t.he top of the n!nth her coach. •Corona del Mar continued on its fourth· or fifth-place finish.
1nnina with v1~lun1 Rancho San11a10 • Oolden West, meanwhile, was a unbeaten ways with an I I-stroke "We just aot through with the best playoff team 1n CoU~tt. ~he Pirates were award~ a -4.() winner at Riverside and im· victory over University in a Sea View hockey, and now we have to face the best team in the
forfeit victory ~hen, aner h1~1n1 proved to 6-7, 16-13. La&ue match at Rancho San Joa-leque, .. Grctzk)' said.
been warned earlier b)' the umpires, Tammie Flom sltVCk out aix and quin, with Joshua Tuch eamina The flunes' Jim Peplinskl pawed.foe a moment to
Rancho SantiqQ had• pl~qccted walked none u a.he fashioned .-).hit medalist honon in • 193-204 de-r-draw• penllel with a... year's d1vts1on finals.
for an l~nt naarant foul. shutout •nd improved to S-2 in cision. . Jn two playoff pmes Monday:
The Oona had Just nine players on conference play. •Estancia'• EaaJes dropped a • Rob 8rown took Kevin Stevens' pass from behind
their equad and when· the player was ~ Chris Oe~anie's slnaJe, folio~ 390-395 decision to Westlake In a the netand scored from the slot with 6:34 rcmainin.aas the
ejected, for apparently throWina an by run-sconna doubles by Toni non-leque match at Nonh Ranch PinsburJh Penauins rallied to beat the Philadelphia
elbow at Sindy Rice when the Bucs' Barrett and Loma Payne staked Country Oub, but finish as winners Ayen 4-3 in the opener of the Patrick Division finals.
second bate man was coverint first on Aoru toa 2-0 first innina lad and tho in agrepte total when combined •The Montreal Canad1ens. led by the spectacular
a P.lay, the umpires ruled It a 7-0 Rustlers oedded the marsin with a with their previous home encounter aoaltendina of Patr,Jck Roy and an opportuni1t1c offense,
forfeit victory for Coast. couple o(marken in the seventh. with Westlake. beat the Boston Bruins 3-2 in the first pme of the Adams
An incident in the 1eventh inn1n1 On the hilh ac~ool level: Junior Austin Maki was the Division final. The Canadiens, who losta playoff series to
preceded the· ninth-innlna fircworkS 8 In a maleup l*me from Friday's medalist at the site of the CIF finals Boston for the tint time in 4S ycan Jast 1prina. mana&ed
when the Dons' catcher appeared to postponement of a Sea View La&ue wilh a one-under par 71 . just JS shots at Andy Moos.
SWIM
"'°'"'' "We haven't beaten Fountain Val-
and peaki ... for the bia ones, and the bia ones come as the waaon winds
down, but Wriaht tees this one as the midleason exception.
completed by statin& the obvious:
The adrenalin will be flowina before
the fint event. '
Adds Bray: "It can ao either way.
QI 0 I J. OJ 111 J D \ \
"We've JOl to. 1tan sacnficina. We're here to
ot.y be1eban.1 not cards and aoJf." -Darryl &traWMrrJ 01 the New York Mets
.
He makes up for Olympics
dllt dlt fC': .. ,. .. a. ......._.tams w 10 die blow".:.. :r::-dld not have an ODDOftUJU•y to talk
widl die 1:.fve~ ot Notti~ fONil-Dll= before .....,.Kill the ICl\*l, end .aid hi...,.... fee i player
_... whcthcr M wtll be emocioMlly ~ for the
match.
"Wt hiave IO days tl. Time 111 pat haler. bUt f dc>D'& kDOW 1f thal's enou umc .. Roblon u1d. "Th15 1s
1 World £'ai match and just hope our .,._yen can be up
to&bctak. . . lloblon compeRICI EQllilh players and f1~&o 11rbne
pelN_llleft who Otw shortly after 210 PeoPlt died a& a Pin
Am je& wu blown up over Lockcrbie, Scotland, latt
December.
"Thelockert>1u1rm11h wau tra~y. wasn't ii, bu1
people were ny1n1 the ncx1 day. wettn t theyr' he asked.
FA 1pokesm1n David Bloomfitld said there had
bttn nod1acuM1on about seckmga postponemmt of the
EnaJand-Albania ~me . "Footblll herels suffenn,i but >OU havt to ask w.hat
interests are served b)' cancclina matche,," he said. "We ,
haven't rcaUy ~ns1dcrtd it at this time."
. Joseph "Scpp·: Ulatter.!lcneral ~ryo(FIFA, the
world soccer 1ovemin1 body. said a telephone
interview from Geneva that the game sho Id be pla>cd u
planned.
In other soccer news: •Alsen• has ordered all M>Ccer ma1che suspended
fora week following the stabb1naofa goalie by fansdunnJ
a riot last week.
• In East Gtrmany. a ne~ paper reported Monday
that 18 people ~rt injured on April 7 ~hen thousands of
fans made a rush for uckets to a soccer match
I'\ 'I Ht: HI.I-:\( 11 J:Hs
·m.=--= .............. ~ -
Donny learns ac)' lmport•nt lesson about
freezing temperatures, met•I surf aces and wet tongues.
J azz tops Clippers, 108-102
LOS A GELES-Karl Malone made a ---
pair oflayups and a free th.row to open a six-.~
point lead in the founh quaner and the Utah ' ~
Jan stayed in command for a IOS....1 02 ---
victor)' over the Los An,eles Chppel'I Monday niaht
Malone led all scorers with 34 Points. while Thurl
Bailey came off the bench 10 score 26 and J ohn Stockton
added 16 points. The wm was Utah's seve nth m a row
apinst the 01ppe~ over the last two )tar5.
Gary Grant led the way for the 01ppcrs with 30
points, 21 in the 1econd half. Ken Norman added 26 for
the Clappers
Elsewhere in the NBA Monday
• Robert Pamh scored 21 points and ~c)ed Boston's
overwhelminaadvant• on the boardi w11h 22 rebounds
as the Celucs dcfcated the Charlotte Homets 113-108 1n
overtime.
•Michael Jordan awoke a sluwsh Ch1cqo offense
with 20 J'Omts 1n the fourth quarter as the BuJls ended a s.1it~aamc 10,101 u·cak by defea11n1 the New York Kruck)
104-100.
• Eddie Johnson scored 21 or h11 24 points 1n a
lopsided second penod as the uns aot their cia,hth
cunscc:utivc v1ctol')' and the b1gcst victory maraan 1n the
NBA th11 sc.son with a I 4Q..8S victory over v11aun1
Sacramento.
• Scan1e took alS fim lead of the game on Scdalc
Thrntt's JUmpcr wt th 2: 12 rcma1n1na 1n overtime ,n a
116-109 victory over Golden lite
ley in a dual meet in 1 can't
remember " said Wnaht. ahhouah It
has been Marina takina the leaauc
title four times in the past five years.
includina las\ year. •
Swimmina as 1 matter of buildlna
"We just haven't had a meet where
theadrenahn really had to flow," said
Wri&ht. "It happened when it came
down to the rela~ at the Edison meet,
but with Foun.:f Valley ... •·
The yeftgb ---would be
Last year we were lucky. We won all
five djvisions (boys vanity, junior
vars!tY an~ frosh~ and sirls
vanity and Junior vanity), to I know
the)' are thinkina about that. TMt was ........ " ••:=:re; .=.i~ == ~~ Shoben In c;rltlcal condition lftlrid Krionten m up fbr ml.., r ---
DUNN ''°'"'1 Indeed been reduclnaopponents to
ruins In tlnaJcsand doubles this
M1son.
But so has S1dcUeback, which has
to be f avorcd today on It• home
courta. OCC, "evertheleu. I• hlvinaa
benneueason, led by Rebitttr;. who
reportedly enrolled at Oranle \.. oast
becau• ofhiJ fta~~lie Slattery, tbeNo. l playeronU\..\.women•a team.
llebltzef, from Olympia_ Wash ..
die No. l ~player fbr Mattias,
WU ICMd•d &o olay It Lona Beach Sta .. ...._* l~16-171e&soD\ but a ~----came up. "Hcwa ju•ta laltP-}oamakl~theteam .._.. llld Mattias. 'Well, he made
.,_.,buthedidn'tplaymuch.
~ae.cbStatewasrated in the lop IOllilia~and(Rebeutr)wasjusta JGlllllimd •.. 1 ftahman out ofh1th
ICMGI. That baooen1 a lot to kid
""'hen bc M Slatt.ery and she was
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history by beatins rival Joan lknoat SAN JOSE -Three-time U _ motor·
Slmuelson oo Monct.y in tM Boston Marathon. cycle champion Bubba Shoben ~ma1ned in *
Mekonnen broke away from Juma lkanpa wuh criticalcond111ononMonda) 1nthewakeof1
about 111> miles Id\ in the 26-mile. 38S.yard tcit from the po11-racc colhs1on folJo.-lna the US Inter-, __ _
town peen in Hopkinton to the Bid Blly an Boston. n•tional Grand Pnx at Lapna Stta Raceway.
winniaa an 2 houn. 9 minutes. 6 IC'COnds.. "Buically. he ~mains in mtacaJ cond1uon and he
The 2S.ycar-old champion m1ucd the 1981 Olympic waUcontinue to be heavily ledated for at least 1notMrda)
marathon beatUtc hi5 country JO•Md Nonh KorH's to help control the prcuure on the brain," said S.n Jose
boycott of the Seoul Games. And lho\llh he said ht wu Medical Cftlttr public relations dnutor Christi Wetter. = l.'c won ~4onday, be added: "I don't constekr 1t my ElteWhcre Monday: . ~ ~ the first umc 11ncc 1963 that the poof' 0 . •Lonnie Wllhams. former coach at Aolida A~uc
Afnan nation had tent a dt'kfltt0n to the Boston nJvniaty, was ~ head ~etball coech~~ ~akralath~!' Tha1tyear,1~1 2!lmndpte&<>ld mcdaw~11~-bchobc y2~;~ ~:n.:,o.~~ ~become
ut 1 , wnO I 10 won 1n ~ a Mamo ~. W bead COKfi~•t Yuba Ckj Col'ISI ~~~I.to win the 1968 Olymp1"'· competed but didn't •Tex Schramm wu noieC1id to raian at prnidtnt ·
~konMn made up for those f•ilurn. · and ~I mlMttr of the Dallas CowbOya to ,helld t>!e
He also completed 1 sweep bj Eth=· · n.nnt>rs in NFL 1 new development lalsut af\cr hll club 1 sale• ..,_ k nd' • .._ n....-• 1pproved toda).
h"' ~ . c . 1 ~or man._. nicn: ne """""samo. • ThomU G1oeoea. wtM> once ti~ with Cinon.n1ti the worlds fastest mara~kc woa IM lt.oumtam Redtmamecrhkllo.alld .. Mily piaMWlnnaant r.ni:~'i:.:~ro:.'tAmaaeur ~ .. '=9~t~ ~ ~ C:M!lft °' .... •••i• a.. ~ to World Cup Marathon it Mia liaty dastnbu1e ~nc. GtoeoM_dldined commeac Moul any
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Ken AleJCander, Hawthorne
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Craig Hampton, Simi Valley
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•
's official, Le ~
returning to county
Buena Park's Los Coyotes
wlH host alphabet soup
tournament In September
LOSANGELES-lt'snowof-
ficial. Ora nae County will host the
LPGA l@in this fall at Los Coyotn
CountryOubinBucna Park.
Tbeevent alateadditfon to the
l 989 tcheduic..tis beinasponsored by
two Japanese 11rmsand wiU be known
as tbe LPGA MBS/NTA Oassic.
If you k.nowyouralphabet1 this
stands for the Ladies Professional
Golf Association Mainicbi Broad-
castinaSystem/Nippon Travel AJcn-
cy Classic. No wonder they arc usmg
the alphabet to give the toum&ment a
shorter name.
The event will be staaed at Los
Coyotes CC. September 21-24 and
will be for a purse ofS300,000 for the
four-day, 72-holccompctition. ln-
crcascs ofat least $25,000 will be
made each of the two succeeding
years on the current contract.
With less than six months to
produce the first event, volunteers
and others connected with the tour-
nament will be workinaovertime.
Plans call for a Ladies Only pro-am
on Monday, practice on Tuesday, a
pro-am on Wednesday and a 72-hole
tournament starting on Thursdar.
Representatives of the two ma.ior
sponsoring organizations and tour-
nament offici;lls were on hand Mon-
day for a press conference along with
LPGA Com missioner William A.
Blue.
''Because the tournament is pos-
itioned in the fall season," Blue said.
"The field will be one of the best oft he
year.
"There arc two charities involved.
Child Help of the 4 .S.A. and the
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The rela-
A Ht:..\ ROI '\DI P
tionlbip oldie commiaee, die ooun·
try chab, lbedwiU. uchpaalOl'I i1
a pat.,., ODDOmlDity fDidae .... .. Tbepori of unateur...en'1
aolf. etpilcially in <>rans County. is
plcasil\I to the LPOA. fcu'l tell you
how happyandndsed we are 10
return to <>rarwe C'.oun11.
.. The Oranft County area tw Iona
been a fountain of the LPOA. To
rcoopiz.e the excitement and poten-
tial ofOranaeCounty can take us into
the 2lstcentu.ry."
This marks the fourth time the
LPGA has been in Oranae County.
The first was in 1971 when the Los
Coyo1cs course played host to the
SuzukiGoJflntcmational with Kathy
Whitworth thewinnerforthc S7lh
timeio bcrcareerthat included 88
victories.
Mesa VerdeCount.ry O ubin Costa
Mesa liosted the Women's Kemper
Open for three years, 1979-81 and the
Uniden Invitational for another
three, 1984-86.
JoAnneCamerwon the first
Kemper in a five-way playoff with
Nancy Lopez w\nnina the teeond and
Pat Bradley the third. Lo~ won the
1984 Uniden with Bonrue Lauer the
winner in I 98S and Mary Beth
Zimmermanth,winncrin 1986.
Chuck McAuley. chairman of the
board ofMcAulcy LCX Corportion.
owns the course and has been a
member there for the past 2S years.
.. We welcome the opportunity to
host this tournament and it certainly
gi ves us a lot of pleasure. There is one
solution one must give and that is to
salute the membership of Los
Coyotes forgiving the time and
energy to make it asuccess. It takes
·money but it also takes people to
make such a tournament a success."
According to Blue, the sponsors
have a three-year contract tostaac the
eventatl.ol~ the ftnt time iD,.... maioraolfto~-·••1.ll!lld in thdlll in OraneeC'ouiitj. llow
intent u the moment tocafnfa st i1 in
the fall," ~neral chairman~
Finley said. "We like I.be taJL ~
"We feel this isa aood time b
travel to the United States and with
such othcrattractJonauK.non'1
Berry Farm in Buena Patt, Dit-
neyland in Anaheim and the Aqels.
and Rams at Anaheim Stadium at
that ti me of the year, we fed it is a
lfUl time to have a toUmUDenl."
Blucaddtd.
· Current plans indicate there will bt
no local television for the openina
salvo in September. But tbatdoan't
mean there won't be TV in lk f\ature.
"I'm confident for 1990, however, ..
Blue said." J can tell you mat the
LPGA isworkinaon CSlefttiallyour
own network for six to 12 tour-
naments next year and Ora nae Coun-
ty maybe a vcrystrOn&l>O$Jibilityfor
that TV."
Doua Finley, a leader in brin&ina
the tournament to Oranae County
and owner of a marketinacomrny in
Costa Mesa known asa Sliceo
Oranac, was chairman ofthcday fora
press confcrenc.c at the new Otani
Hotel in downtown Los Angeles
Monday to announce the official
dates and sanctioning of the tour-
nament.
Kelly Drott, formerly associated
with an LPGAevcntal Mesa Verde.
is the tournament coordinator with
Diane Medearis who performs simj-
lardutiesat the Circle K tourney in
Phoenix aidina. More than 800
volunteers arc expected to help with
makina the even ta success.
Pirates' softball team awarded
forfeit victory after foe ejected
Orange Coast College's women's
softball team, which has had its share
of ups and downs in terms of close
~cs and sometimes heart-breakers
an the loss column en route to a 16-16
season, including a 4-9 Oranae Em-
pire Conference slate, saw another
twist Monday, only this t ime the
opposition suffered the short end of
the bat.
Tied at 4 1n the top of the ninth
inning with visiting Rancho Santiago
Collqe, the Pirates were awarded a
forfeit victory when, after havi ng
been warned earlier by the umpires.
Rancho San tiqo had a player ejected
for an apparent flagrant foul.
The Dons had j ust nine players on
their squad and when the player was
ejected, for apparently throwing an
elbow II Sindy Rice when the Bucs'
second baseman was coverin' first on
a play, the umpires ruled 1t a 7-0
forfeit victory for Coast.
An incident in lbe seventh inning
preceded the ninth-innina fireworks
when the Dons' catcher appeared to
SWIM
~rom•t
.. We haven't beaten Fountain Val-
ley in a dual meet in I can't
remember.'' said Wright, although it
bas been Marina taking the lea&ue
title four times in the past fi ve years.
includina last year.
Swimming 1s a matter of building
DUNN
From81
indeed been rcductnJ opponents to
ruins in singles and doubles this
season.
ButsohasSaddlet.ck. whkb has
lo be favored today on its home
courts.
OCC, ncvenhelcss. ishavinaa
banner season, led by Rebitzcr;..who
reportedly enrolled at Oranac l..oast
because ofhis fiancee, Julie Slattery,
tbc No. I player on OCC women's
t.eam.
Rebitzer. from Olympia. Wash.,
<be No. l lin&)cs player for Mat ti as,
was tebeduled to play at Lona Beach
StatcdliJiriqthc 1986-87 season, but a
fuDll)' tllina came up ... He was j usta
liale IMn on makina the team dlcN. * lmid Mattias. "Well, he made the tram, but be didn't play much. Lon.a Beach State was rated in the top
I 0 that )'CAT and (Rebitzer) wasjust a
younatid .. -•freshman out ofhiah
tchoOI. That happens a lot to kids.
.. Tllen he met Slattery and she was IDitllMtt. SoitMateuraood fonunc
tlaat became ovtr. He's been a aood Pia hmlheatart." a:..., .PlaYed in the Aile tour-
Mme81 IM& ~and IOlt in the
lilillelquarierftnal1. Rcbiu.crand Oairill lft die MCC>nd-ranked cloublii-.n in dlluwe thi1 year.
shove and push a Coast runner
unnecessarily.
Trish Starrett got the victory af\cr
relieving in the fif\h innina when
starter Niqua Monson pve way to an
injury when she was struck o n the
kn« with a sharp one-hop per.
Monson. although taken off the
mound, recovered from the blow and
will not miss any action, according to
her coach.
•Golden West. meanwhile, was a
4-0 winner at Riverside 'and im-
proved to 6-7, 16-JJ.
Tammie Aol"CI allUCk out su and
walked none as she fashioned a lob.it
shutout and improved to S-2 in
conference play.
Chris DeMarzic's sinpe, followed
by run-scorinJ doubles by Toni
Barrett and Loma Payne staked
Aorcs toa2-0first inninaleadand the
Rustlers padded the marain with a
couple of marken in the seventh.
On the hi&h 1ehool lcvel:
• In a ma1.eup pme from Friday's
postponement of a Sea View Lcque
and pcakina for the bia ones, and 1he bia ones come u the season winds
down. but Wriaht sees this one as the
midscason e~~ption.
"We j ust haven't had a meet where
the adrenalin really had lO now," said
Wri&hL "lt happened when it came
down to the rela)!l at the Edison meet,
but with Fountain Valley .....
Tbc unftnithed llDICDCe would be
sof\ball game because of an auto-
mobile acCTdcnt w 1Cfi clllmed tne
life of Estancia student Cori Wang.
Saddleback rambled to a 12-2 victory.
Nikkanni Andrews bad a 2-run
homer in the third inninJ to pa« the
win, which improves Saddleback's
record to 17-2 overall, 7-0 in leaaue.
Estancia falls to 0-7.
Jn prep aolf:
•Corona del Mar continued oo its
unbeaten ways with an I I-stroke
victory over University in a Sea View
Lca&ue match at Rancho San Joa-
quin, with Joshua Tuch eam1na
medahst honors in a 19)..204 de-
cision.
• Estancia's Ea&Jes dropped a
390-39S decision to Westlake in a
non-Jeque match at North Ranch
Country O ub, but finish as winners
in awepte total when combined
with their previous home encounter
with Westlake.
Junior Austin Mui was the
medalist at the site of the CIF finals
with a one-under par 71.
completed by statina the obvious:
The adrcnaUn will be Oowina before
the fint event.
Adds Bray: "h can ao either way.
Last year we were lucky. We won all
five divisions (boys vanity, junior
varsity Ind frosh-sopb and prls
varsity and junior van.ity). IO I know
they a.re thinkin,aabout that. That was ........
ia ntain the st u r
soccer matches to go as schetlu~
fa1Hlll IOCClr Ollkiall said Monday
from LOndon tht pnw m_~ JO on despite
the nation'• wont '~!: Try1na &o It' :C-.:1ioa 1 pudmc beck
on its feet afttt the Hitllborouah 5'adium trqed)"
eaecuuva of abC foott-11 AMOCiaaion ordemt that S.&unli~'• f .A. CUD 1emifinal betWttn Livt'rpc>c:>I and NotlJ Pcnu be replayed 'and that the May 20 Cup
nnal at emblc)l ao on a1 tcheduled.
Football ~tion chief nccut1ve Oraham Kelly
said &he match tu~ Saturday would be replayed at
Manchester Unittd's Old Traft'oril Stadium on May 7,
pcndina a meetina of the liver])OOI board of directon on
Tuctday.
"We ihould io on:· Kelly said. "We should ask the:
players -I know it will be d1ffit"Uh for them -but ~c
have to ask them to carry on with the competition, to go
on. and do what they can to rttOtnl9C that people pve
their h ves for football."
Kelly 111d the Cup final apinst Evtnon would be a
"fiu1n1 memorial" to those who dit'd.
In the meantime, several key Football ~ague
matcMs were postponed out of l't'S~t for the H1ll-
sborouah victims.
They included this Sunday's 1i1leshowdown between
second-place li\'er])OOI and league-leading Arsenal. as
well as tivtrpool's home game against last-place West
Ham on Wednesday.
Also Monday, natiorial roach Bobby Robson
stlected three Liverpool players and five from Not-
tinaham Forest for the English team that will face Albania
in a World Cupqualifyina match April 26. acknowledgina
Gretzky, Kings duel Calgary
CALGARY,Alberta-Thclasttimcthe ~
Calpry Aames were in the Smythe Division
finals. Wayne G rcl2.ky and the Edmonton • •
Oilers put them out in four games.
The Aamesare back.and so is Gretzky, although he's
with the Los Anscles J(jnp.
The J(jn~ and Aamcs, who won their Smythe
Division semifinals in seven sames, open the best-of-
scven division finals tonight in Calpry.
'"We're fully aware of what they have. we're fully
aware of what Wayne means to
them and we're fully aware of what
Wayne has done to our club m the
past,~ Calgary coach Terry Crisp
said of the Kings. "Their suppon
cast 1s very, very similar to when
Edmonton started out."
Edmonton is no longer around
Lo defend its consecutive NHL
titles, havina ~n eliminated by
Gretzky and the Kings. .
The Flames needed a goal by
r Joel Otto-in overtime of their
seventh pmc to eliminate the Vancouver Canuc ks.
Calp ry won the President's Trophy~gain this year
fof'<havin& the NH L's best l'tcord. -
That didn't mean anything last year. though, when
G retzky and the Oilers swept the Aames en route to their
fourth Stanley C up in five years.
The Oilers then traded Gretzky. Marty McSorley and
Mike Krushelnysk1 to the Krngs for SIS m illion, Jimmy
Carson, top drafi-p1ck Martin Gelinas and three future
first-round p1ckl.
The Rames finished first m the Smythe apin this
season while the Kinas were second instead of their usual
founh-or fifih·pla~ finish.
.. We JUSt tot through.with the best pla)'Off team 1n
hockey, and now we have to face the best"team 1n the
luauc." Gretzky said.
_ The f'l&mel' Jim f>q>hnsk1 ~used for a moment to
draw a pandlel with lat year's davti'on finals.
Jn two pla~ffpmes Monday:
•Rob ltrown took Kevin Stevens' pass from behtnd
the net and scored from the slot with 6:34 remain1naas the
P1ttsburah Penaums rallied to beat the Ph1ladelph1a
f1yeB 4-3 in the opener of the Patrick Div1s1on finals
•The Montreal Canad1ens. led by the spectacular
goaJtendins of Patnck Roy and an oppartuninlc offense.
beat the lk>ston Bruins 3-2 in the fir5t aame ohhe Adam'
Division final. The Canadicns. who lost a playoff series to
Boston for the fif'1t ttme in 4S )tears last sprint. managed
just I$ shots at Andy Moos.
Ql OIJ.OJ ·1n1:D\\
"'We've rt 10 start sacnfic1ng. We're here to
play be1ebal~ not cards and aolf." -Dlnyl
S&nwlterry 01 lM New York Mets.
He makes up for Olympics
nen =~ b .:.T~ =~~ ~t:
11111 die 111111 ...... iA fJ dk9cll HPflrtd to IM
...... otiM t,..edy • ...... ma be did not have aa ppponunity 10 lalk
wtdl dw Uve1pool or Noni~ form& Dlawn Mf'ort
antlOll8Ci• w equad. and •id he ~ let Cech DlaJ'tf deddt wllfthcr he will be tmotioMll)' prepared &·the
match.
"We have IO day• to 10. Tune 11 a areat haler. but I
don '1 lulow if that'• t nouah umc .. Roblon said. ··Thi1 is
1 Wortd Cup match and I JUlt hope ow playen can be up
to&ht'lalk. Robeon compared EnaJish playen and f1~10 a1rhne
peMCntCft who fltw shortly 1fttr 270 people dieit II a Pan
Am jct wa1 blown up over Locurbte, Scotland. la11
~mbtr. "The Locktrb1ea1rC111Sh WIU l~~. wun't it. bUI
people were fl) 1n1 the nt•t day ~ettn t 1hcy?" ht a11tcd.
FA spok~man Da\'id Bloomfit'ld said lhert' had
been no d1tcuuion about seeking a poitponement oftht
Enaland~benaa pme
"Foott-11 here i' suffennJ. bul you have 10 ask wha1
interTsts arc atrved b> can~l1n1 matche "he said. "We
haven't really considered 1t 11 this 11me:·
Jo~ph ··~pp" UlattCf ,general itCrttary o rFlf A. thc
world soccer 1_ovem1n1 bod). said 1n a telepho~
1n1crv1ew from Geneva that the game should be played H
planned.
In other JOCCcr new :
• Al&ena has ordered all soccer matches suspended
for• week followina the stabbing of a goahe by fans dunna
a riot last wctk.
•In East Germany. a ncw~paper rcparted Monda)
that 18 people were 11uurcd o n April 7 when thousand of
fans made a rush for ttc kets to a soccer match.
I' ·1Ht:81.t>\f 'Ht:HS
Donny learns an Important teason about
freezing ,mperaturea, metal aurf~c•• and
wet tongues.
Jazz tops Cllppers, 108-102
LO ANGELES-Karl Malone made a ----
pair of layu~ and a free throw to open a StA· • ~
point lead 1n the fourth quarter and the Utah ,· ...
Jau sta)ed in command for a 108-102 ----
victor') over the Lo Anecle Chppcrs Monda) n1aht.
Malone led all scoren with J4 point • while Thur!
Balley came off the bench to score 26 and John Stock1on
added 16 points. The wtn was U.tah's SC\Cnlh in a rov.
•111nst the 01pper5 over the last two )ttn.
Gary Gran1 led the 'I"&)' for the Chppcn, with 30
points, 21 1n the second half Ken Norman added 26 for
the Ct 1 pper~. .,
EIJtwhere 1n the NBA Mond.ay
• Roben Pari h scored 21 po1ntsand keyed Boston's
O\.Crwhelm1naad\'antaacOn the board with 22rebounds
as the Celtics defeated the Chal'lotte Homeu l l l-108 1n
overtime.
• Michael Jordan awo ke a sluuish Chicago offen~
wt th 20 point~ in the fourth quarter as the Bulls ended a
s1x-aame lo ina treak by defeat mg the New York. Knie
104-100.
• Eddie Johnson scored 21 of his 24 points 1n a
lopsided second period H the uns aot their c1&hth
COnKCUt1ve v1CtOr)' Ind the b1J1CSI victory mar,1n lft the
NBA th1i ~son with a 140-85 victor) O\ier v1\Jtin1
Sacramento
• Setule took llS first ka(1 or the pme on Scc:blc
Threatt'• Jumper \1\-llh 2 12 ~matntna 1n overtime 1n a
116-109 victory o\Cr Cioldrn tate.
. .
Shoben In crttJcal condition lnlf'ld Kristianten mlcle up for mininJ r
hiitory by bcauna nval Joan Benott SAN JOSE -Three-time .. motor-Sam~lson on Monday an the Boston Marathon. cycle champion Bubbe Shobcrt remained in ...tl..
Mekon.nrn broke away &om Juma lkanpa w1tJ:L u1ucaloondit10ruu1 MoOdayml.btwakeofa ::7.i:
about 11/J miles kt\ •n,the 26-mile. ~ard •C?t from the po.t-racc colhs1on (ollo-#1ns the U. Inter· .___.....;....;;_
town IJ'lleft 1n Hopkinton to the Bl)' in Boston. national Grand PriA at ~,,.Sec.a ~y.
W1nn1n11n 2 hours. 9 m1nu1.e1. 6 ttc0nd "BelicaJly, he remains in cn11cal condition and he
The U-)ear-old champ1on m11tcd the 1988 Olymp~c wdl conunue to be beavtl)' ICdattd fora1 &cut another day
manthon becau.: hss country JOtntd North Korea to help control tht' pressure on the brain." said S.n J0tc
boycott of the Seoul Games. And .~houa~ he sand ht' ""H Medical C~kr pubhc relations dim:tor Chnsli Wt her. ~,~ ';: = .~onday. be added: I don t consider it my e.w~re Monday: . ~ts was the fi1"1t time since 1961..Wt the poor . •Lonnie Wtlhams. formcrcoech at Aoridl Atlantic
Afntan nation had tent a delt11hon to the Botton Un!vcnaty, WU named Med_ ~ball COllCb It the
Marathon. That year, I 96001ymp1c aold mcdah\t Abebc Untvcnny of Cahfonu•O.Vlt.. W11tiam1, 32. ~s
Bilula who allO won 1n 196-t and Mamo Wolde who 22·yeu-Allie Coedt 8cab H1•&tloa. wfto '-becosne • • · • bead CJOKi-at Yuba Chy Coller ~•on to win the 1968 Olympics, competed but d1ctn t •Tea eo .... hramm -·~=· l • ,,;;_:,.... fare well. ~ --.... 0 "NI" u •·"'-nt
Mckonnen made up for thatc failures. and praJ mAftaltt Of the lu Co~ys to ,bad~
He alto com~tcd 1 fWftP by Ella=· · runners in NFL 1 new development ae.,ue after htt clubs sale it
the wetkmd"s .....,, mantlw>a raa.: · Dal 1mo, approved IOdly. . • . •
the world's fas&at marathOner woe die ltotlttdam • ~ Gioaoea. who once ~vcd with mcmnat1
M1rathoft Oft 5uftdl)'. and KMe Me .... ia led a 1-2 lledl .. a.arrhtelto. ... lllil~.pk1Wmnocent
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Wortd Cup Mantbon 1t Milan, Italy. . --C«alne. GIOIOM dectieed COftllDlllt ~ anl
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··Thia match should be uc1tina."
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Terry Francona. who ruined Nolan Ryan's no-hit bid
last week , went 3-for-4 and rookte B1U Spters hll 1 grand
alam for his first mltjor-leque homer as Milwaukee
snapped Tex.as' dab record eiaJn-pme winning ~treak in
ArLinaton. Texas.
Ryan thrt'W 104 pitches and lasted just five-plus
inninp. He yielded thrtc runs and seven hits. walkin4 six
and striking out three. Jn his previous stan, Ryan rcured
the first 20 Milwaukee batters and went eight innings,
allowing only the eighth-inning single by Francona and
strikinaout 15. Winner Bill Wcgman scattcred five hits in
7 2-3 innina,s.
Francona doubled and scored in Milwaukee·s two-
run seoond inning. singled and scored tn the sixth and
singled a run across in the sevenlh. In the ninth. 1he
Brcwers loaded the bases against Brad Amsbcrg. selling
the stage for Spiers' grand slam.
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his firs1 t*<> home nans or the aeason and rookir Erik
Hanson held Oakland 10 four hhs throufh rilbt inaiap.
leadiftf lhc Sntdc Mariners to a VIC1ory over tbe
Athletics.
Yuken '1, Bl• Ja11 t : In Toronto. Andy Ha.,k.ins
pi1chtd a fiv~h1tter for his first Amencan a..e.,uc v1eiory
and Robcno Kelly drove in four nans, thrtt wt th a ninth·
innina triple. Hawkins. who ailfK<f a th~year. S3.6
million contract whh 1he Yank.ttS las1 ~mber &Jttr .-11.
years with lhe San Diqo Pad~. staned the pme'with a
l S.00 ERA after yicldina 20 h11s and IS runs 1n nine
innina,s in his two previous appearances.
Rd So1 l ,Orlelet •:In Boston, Mike Greenwell hit a
two.run homer as the Boston Red Sox rallied for five run~
m the c1&hth tnnina to bcal lhe Baltimore Orioles.
The Onoles sco~ two runs 1n the ninth. but fell
short 1n the1rb1d to winconsccuuvcpmcson the road for
the first time since August 1987.
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and Pedro uenero then followed with RBI doublet.
Mell I, PldWn &: In New York. Danyl Strawberry.
Kevin McReynoldund Keith Hernandez hit contttutive
hosne nans in the third innina. sbak.ina the New York
Mcts out of their offensive slump and leadfoa them over
1hc Philadelphia Ph1lhes.
The Mct1 bqan the pme with 1he worst record in the
r-'•honal Leque a,t 3-7 and had ICOf'edJUSt JS runs. fewest
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OIMll t , PMnt t: In San FraRC"11eo. Scott Garttlll,
a coavened reliever, pitched a lix-hitttt and Will Oatk
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