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Heading for source of fumes
Oran9e County h•••rdous m•terl•I lnvestlg•tors enter •
I 6·story office butt dint . •t 4695 M•cArthur Court In
Newport •••ch on Tuesday to quell to•lc fumes th•t
prompted evacuation of the offices and sent four worken
to hospitals. A curln9 compound on freshly poured
concrete was determined to be the cause. See story on Al.
-Suspect fctilS
to link Gionis
with attack
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Ot tlw O,,il)t Not \t9ft •
Ont' of the h11men1n the tx-a11ng ot
A1\~ \\-a)nt' .and her lormt•r
bo) lrtt'nJ fa1kJ 10 namt' the "oman''i
n -hu band a the orp n11er of lht'
atta('k Jurina tr'11mon) at a
prchm1na11 he:mng I uc'>d.l\
Jctfo.·y lioue \I ~1m1 \ . lk) {>(lOI
ckanec .adm1t1cJ par1K1pa11n 1n thl'
<Xtolx"f auadc,-"h1lh pro utt>f'\
-allege \o\3., orl.'he .. 1rateJ h) \\:nnC'·~
e'-hu b nJ l.homa11 C11on1,, dunne
a coun bat1lc 10 a;.110 W\t<lll) of the
couple'' dau1h1er.
8<> lllkg(d ·\\Orxcd -wrth
anuthtr" thu( and a fl"' att' in·
\ c~tlg.iwr h11t·J b' l11on111 10 tollo"
hi\ \\lfl'
Bo ue) 1.ult'd to \f>t'ltlk alh nu nw
Cit0n1\ a' thl' d1cn1 foi "'h(rn1 thl·
111\C,llgmur ( lc.kd l>Jn1cl (131 ,
"or~ed. I k did l<',llh ho"l'' c-r that
C1ill ,.11J lhl• dtc.'nl Yoa\ 1mnh"ed m :a
J1"1pu1c \\llh'h" "'de ilnd "anted to
'Ailrc hc1 lk1uc\ also 1d Gal
1eknt1licd the l hl'nt a' a doctor Mth a
hluc k II mo\1\11W
(J1on1s. an orthopedu.: uraeon
lrom Pomona, 1r;nelH\dus1\t~ly ma
1.:haufkurcd hladr. limousine Ht' 1
being hdd Yo1lhou1 baal on 1.·hargc<> of
1.:on'>p1rac.} to rnmm11 a saul1 w'ith a
dc.·adl) \\CtlJlOn und 1n11rn1do1c o
\\llOe\
f ollo" in the hcJrfilS: "'h1ch 1
t'\~X"ttrd to rnnc.ludc toda). Munsc1:_
p.11 ( ourt Ju c. ~u-.annc haw will
ruk "'hc1he1 thl'rt: 1\ cn ou ht\ 1denct'
lo tr' G1001'> l'n thc cha.-gc~
Oouc'. J5. lt'\tifil'll holtm I about th~ a.u..id as he ~1 m a ffill)Wd:
colored Oran c ( ouot' Ja1IJumpsu1(
h1\ h.1nch cutti!d tnJront. uf him....
Bout"\. "'ho " 1n c.'U\tl)(h in hcu of SI nu I hon h.;ul ,.rnJ he I'> tt'Sltf) inJ for
the pro~"\.ullon in hopes of ga1n1na a
hahtrr M"ntcn1.C' hy11hcrc·ha ~en no
\Ul h IUilnlllll'l' .
tfr 1d ht• v.:a tirst • kcd 10
p;$1 t1upatc in the alla k in earl~
!Piute see GIONIS/A21
Days numbered for Mesa's historic -Veterans ·Haff
ly IOll VAN EYKEN
Ot lPw o..-y ..... kalf
After wa\icnng ncarl\ l'>'O month'i.
thcCona Mc (II) C'oune1l \iOtcd to
demoh h 1he 51-)ear-<>ld Veteran~
Hall on Wt' 1 18th treel
But C'll) officials sa) the nwng "111
not tale plale un11t :ificr the 4th of
Jul)
Council mt'mbers had "omJ r cb.
21 10 pure ha~ th<' hall and un
ad1a'ccn1 bu1ld1ng that formcrl\i
housed Harbor \iun1c1paj Court.
C on(u'i1on uro~. ho"'evcr. o'er'
v.hat 10 do "uh tht' propert1c'i on('('
lht') v.erc purchase<l
( o unc1lman Ld (1la &0" who
made the volt' 10 purchase lht'
propert). s,a1d he had not 1n1cndcd 10
make a monon to d~moho;h tlre-
Vcterans ttall. but thought the coun-
cil should tud) "hcthcr 11 could be
refurbished
nothcr council member SJnd)
(1cn1s, agreed that the maucr had
been lef\ open
But C'ounl'ilv.o man Mar)
llornbucl4k lhuu~t (1iasguv. · mo-Munday. whtc.'h 11 did.
11on "'a 10 J cmoh'ih tht' h1 tom hall.
and o ppo$Cd 11
(. 1t1ng the d1~ar<'emcn1. <.ti) Man-
ager Han Roeder n'iked the counul
10 consider the matter again 0(1 pnl
' Instead of clanlica11on. ho,.cHr
tht' t:ouncil produced 1v.o laalt'd
mouon~ and onc other that didn't
C\icn earn a $CCOnd rru tratcd '<'t·
et ans "Jtd the) "'ould a k that the fate
of the Veter.in\ Hall appt-ar on the
( 1t\ ( oune1I a enda a thirJ Umt'
Rt'prr'ien1a11 \ t''i ot "C'tt'rln\
groups. mcanv.h1lt' plt'aded \\tlh the
coun< 1110 kt them trv 10 raise mone\
10 rC\Jnl p lhC hall. \\hlCh dOC\ 001
meet modern earthquake ~kt' '>tan·
rlac~
\1onda) nrght. ho"'t''cr. "!th 1hc.-a,qu1c~Hncc of tht' c11~ ·., 'etcrao~·
o rgan11Jllons lht' rnunc:1I \Otcd lU
ra1e the old hall and prom1~ tu
consider hou'ling tht' H'IC'rans group'
10 tht• fnrml•r counhoui;e "hu.:h doc\
mcc1 earthquake \tandard , until a
Buchanan running for state treasurer
ly DOUG \lllWS . N,_., 1111'11«
ACRAM[ TO -In a mo\c that
\train the unu.\) truce bct"'«n
moderate and conKrvat1"c alt·
fom1a Rcpubhc<ln\, Irvine rts1den1
and former C...: T1euurtr .\ngcla ··&>" Buchanan on Tuc1day for-
mally launched her 1990 campa1an
(Or State trcasuru.
The announcement b the 40-)ear-
old i ter of firdmtnd ron'ltt'l•tt"c
columnist Patrick Buchanan set tht'
s&qe for what could be • costl) 1nJ
dt\imvc GOP pnmary with p<>htial
1mpht:111ont e•terichna "'°tll beyond
the relatively obkure office of
trcuurcr.
By mtmat lbe nice •inst u~um
bent Tom Ka}ft. a former pohttcal
rndepcndcnt v.ho Y..U nominated b)
Gov Gcorac ()(ukmcJian to Kr"c the
final tv.o )CUS oT the late Jc 'iC
Unruh's term. Buchanan is ch1llcn1-
1na not o nl) Ha)<' . but 1lso Dcu·
krncJian' lcadcrsh1pof1hc C1hfom1a
Republican Part).
Buchanan acknov.ledaed in a nev.\
conference that \he had rccc1,ed
some telephone call uf'IJn' ht'r not to
enter the race. But he ~1d nonl' of
tho call c1me d1ttctl) from the
ao"crno r or people rcprc~n11n1 tum,
anJ \he d1 putcd ;i~~nioM that she
wa\ d1alknl1n1 OcukmcJ1an's lead·
cr\tl1p of the ('ahforn1a C10P
"Thas is not a campa1an in t
C1corac Dcukme111n He ha bttn 1
&feat JO\cmor. l'"c suP1>9McJ him .
H e h•d c"c"' naht to 1ppoint
C 0\ I H 'IOH\ I l'D\'11
\\hOrnC\Cr he \\llntcJ tor thl\ po'i·
111on. but I ha'e l'\Cr) right to run.''
he 1d
he lso ..aid sht' "'ould not
c3mpa11n ag<11n I Ha)e or c"cn
comment on h1\ n:cord. but "nuld
run 1n the pnmilf"\ iU the Republican
\\1th the bc\t chanrc of defea11na
~athlccn Brown, the C'(pt'Ctrd Demo·
Hilk. nominee nJ '"'tcr of forme1
vo'. Jerry Bro~n
··1 ha\C no et1mment on h"
profi 1on1I ab1h11cc. I ha' c no
comment on hir, JOh a-. trca'iurtr,"
Buchanan said of Ha) cs
But he added 1n ttforcm:c to
Ha)e ' }cars a 1 poht~•l 1ndcpen·
dent. "fh1 is a Repuhhcan pnmar;
The fa t that J',c bttn •~t•H in tht' ·pan~ since I •'I t 1\ \11n1ficant ..
~he al \OUJ th.u 11 lormcr Rrp
Dan l ungrcn " rnn~·r,alt't' who
v.a~ DeukmCJ1.10'\ tirst nom1ncc.-for
trcac.urcr had not been rr,CC"tcd h-. the
bc&1\la1 uu:. \he "ouldn 1 t'C a can·
did11e.
· I would not tx' running 11 Dan
L unarcn had hl:cn confirmed II D n
Lunaren "'a an th1 racc he "ould
hn"c H~I) "'di dllnc tho..c thin \ I
ho pe to Ju," 'ihc ..aid
( un rat1 \c.:\. v.huonced omanatcd
the Cahlorn1a c,op "ere cc.~1all)
1nccnsc:J a t 'ear at Ot-ulmtJ1an'\
nomin I o( a polit1cal indepcn.
dent for the tr"C<1'Urt'r's office. Bu·
chanan alluded to I.hat 10d1ttdl~.
Sl)tnl that a Rcpubhc.an mu th 't' a
whd bl~ of \uppon amona coo·
ff'te ... '" IUCHANAN/ Al
pc~mhomc can be lnund
"\\ e ha'c to lalt' n.-aht,," ..a1J Boh
t lanson, lommandcr ol (•o,la M~·,
\mcm,1n Lea.ion ro~t
Han .. on \aid thl' cm h. J .1 recd tn
lilllO\\ thl' l\ml"rlC~n I ca.ion 10 hO\l ll\
trad11tt~nal Jul\ 4 pan · le brc-aldast
at the hall. lie \aid thcrt' had bc't'n no
a~cmcnt about mo' in to tht'
lormrr c:nu nhnuo;c
"\\ t''rc not ma1'1ng an' plans tP
mmC' untilJ ul} 17 (the pr<1kc1l"d datt'
for dt'mol111onl:' HanS<lO ~1d
( It~ om al\ ha'>t' \tru " deal
13amage frem ear:ttlqaake less than expected-
Lucik Jona, ~1unoloa1\1 lit lJ S
~I SurHy 1n P sadcna
''That ··~:·.the '8id. Three afkn.hoch ()('( u rttd wutun
an hour of the i·07 pm quake, but
nOM Wlft rccofdtd incc then, Junn•
Mid.
Eahhqudcs knd 10 oc<"Ur 1n
Mth '" prrtTnt or q119m out to be forbhocb eo
billrr. Jann 111id. 5Uth
Mowi .. quakes utueny ottur •1thtn
I OCMlllic ol u ya eftet the fi "'\ one.
-rhe risk dtta niptdt •lth
....••...••.. AIJ
tame," he said
The Ncwpon lka h quake "'
located ()0 a tlnkt-,hr fault, "'he~ the vound mO\C \tck'A'I)' , h1t\tn& I
nnteal fault, Jones ••d.
Howevfr, there ._ no com pk A
~ flplaMUOll fat tht Mid· '. f\~ton·htt jOh many Ne•·
eon 9cach raidetlll ~(d ffthna iJ1M S1mplc reaton ,.... that they wrrc
dolt to the"""' JOMt Yid Tl\at alto c\pla1n1 tWh the quake
IMY have ~It hke ont of a 1arpct
matn•tiidtthan 1tanu1ll wa . "It u
OR I G
\\tlh thCCtlUnl\ \\ht'f"Cb\ lhC' Cit' \\Ill
~' for the dcmoh11on iolnd dcdU{'t
hall the cmt from the pnc:t' of the
propcn~.
"[s row "Ill not clos<' until the
building h:h tx-cn dl'moh'lht'd," aid
1{1"1>. P1d.t"11n , the c11"'s ac11n.g
duo.tor of puhlli: "or "lht.-proba-
uon lauht~ (the for mer courthou5C )
"111 rcmarn un11l tht.' r11\ dC'C1dc., "'hat
to do "'llh thC' entire propcn' .\nd
nnt" t.)puon v.c "'111 t'\plort \\Ith lhc
\l'tcran11 "111 IX' to mo'c them there u t('nantc, ot the ctl\ un11I uch time
as anotht'r '°':won " dr\ dopc."d ••
Next CM
fee hikes
might be
for police
l y 8011 VAN EYKEN
0t tlW O•"Y l"llel \I.off
fhc <."O\t ol doini bu inc'' "'llh the
( 0 \1%1 ~k\a t•olllC l {\<lrtnt\"nl flll)
JOlll tht' upwa1 J 'p1ral that hicJan
t'arl1cr 1h1' H'&ll, "hen Cll'f o llic111'
tkc1Jrd to U'I.' ll' h1k.e'i t<l.Cnmh:it a
rroJC' tcd finao~11I crunrh
J{ollcrt Oman < ll\tl Mc '\ dirtt·
1 r ol finan c tnld < 1t' < ounc1l
member<. in \pnl I Qx 1hi1 nd1n1
rt\tramt\ 1mpo\ d b\ thl' 19 '> < 1ann
tn111at1 \C \\llUIJ N-,ln \ll "Qllt'<'7e th
11\ lht'i \Colt unk 'i Ot'W \OUl"\C ot
.. mtlf\('\ V.lfi:' found
1 ht. (1ann hmll. C'UupkJ v.1th
JlfOJt"ClN JHI\\ th 1n the ~,,, ., (0 t
could p1oilu~1.: a huJ tan ddi 11 of
m >1<: than 'I million b\ 11/91 man
\\;trnC'd.
On fond&) n11ht. counl 11 mem-~ ~ hdtd a fll'CM'Olation b Oman
anu nn '' n a 1'1ant to the c1tv
man ~r. on crnina J'1' •row"d 1n·
u·a \ 01up10 I()(> f)('n:cnt 1n fm fur pol1~'(' \C(\ ICC\ r he \pend in hm1t dOt'~ not tt·
Hain the cc Ht\: tt n f ~ whidt lrf
nn 1Jer\'d a p.il)mcnt for MTVK
rcndcrtJ. unh~c ll\ f't\Cnun
T he pr po~ fee mcmatn \"Of'M
on thC' h~ .,, of a rncatu~ enacted
r rhcr 1h1\ month that ubltantially
......... NU/Al)
'
oxlc fumes In a
91•Y0«0t Of_.,_ .....
Toxic fumes penetratcd the lower
floors of a I ktory buildina in
NewPott Beach on Tuesday, prompt-ina the bulldina's evacuat1on and sendina four office workers to the
holpital.
, Another 2S pt<>ple were treated at
the scene for nausea, dizziness and
headaches fire officials reported.
Three of those taken to the hospital
-Leslie McNauahton, 32, of Laauna ~ch; Avalon falconer, 37, of Mid-
way City; and Marilyn Mowry, aae
unknown, of Costa Mesa -were
taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital,
where they were treated and released.
Laguna
blocks
building
on bluffs
l y LESLIE EARNEST
Of.,,.~,... SUI!
Development along a stretch of
ocean bluffs in Laguna Beach was put
on hold until a specific plan can be
created for the area.
The City Council approved 4-1
Tuesday ni&ht an urgency ordinance.
which wilf prevent developmen
aJong the "central bluffs," from
Laguna A venue to Sleepy Hollow
lane.
The interim ordinance will, in
essensc, remove the possibility that
development might occur that could
compromise the intent of the long-
term specific plan.
Public heanngs arc not expected to
begin on that plan until fall, and final
apprQval is not likely until after the
first of next year, acco~ding to
Community Development Director
Kyle Buuerwick.
Councilwoman Martha Collison,
voted apinst the measure, objected
__ to p~venting people fro"'! using the!r
property wfiale lhe spcc1fie -ptm 1
being created.
Information was unavailable on a
founh peri<>n taken to anowr local
hospital.
The fumes were from a pcttoleum-
bascd curin' compound, called Tilt·
Ecz, which as routinely used to seal
conc~te and prevent cracks, accord-
ina to Bryan Nickel. controller for
Snyder Langston Builders of Irvine,
which was contracted by The Irvine
Co. to do tenant improvements on
the building at 469S MacArthur
Coun.
The fumes emitted arc similar to
those from varnish or shellac, said H.
Peter Tietz, vice president of auct
management for The Irvine Office
Co .• P8i:t ofTbe lrvmc Co.
Workers for Snyder Lanpton's
aubcontractor. Bo~den C'on1truc11on of Oran,r, bad poured concme on
Monday on the around floor or the
buildina. Nicul said.
A Bowckn empJO)'ee then a~
parcntly came in around S a.m.
Tuesday and aprayed the curina
compound on the concrete without
realizina the buildin&'s air-condition-
ina system woulcf distribute the
noxious fumC$, Nickel said.
The Newport Beach Fire Depart-
ment was called at 9:2S a.m .. but
occupants of the bwldin& notated the
strona fumes as early as 6 a.m .• Capt.
Ra_y Pendleton said.
Fire Department penonnel evacu-
ated w buildisw. and county hazard-
ous rnaterialt ipvatielton chKked
CACh floor before concludina the
fumn bad mainly pcneuated the
lower Ooors, Pendleton said.
Fonunatdy. the air-conditionina
units col.lid be pol.itionc:d to tend the
fumes out, Pendleton said.
Paramedics treated about a quaner
of the buildiftf's worker& at the 1CCne:
Pendleton esumatcd.
By 12: 30 p.m., everyone wu allow·
ed back into the buildina ex<iept on
the the Orst two floors. whett business
had to clotc for the rest of the day.
The Fire Department directed
thOIC two floors remain unoccupied
for 24 hours. Tietz uid. A travel
,romAt
September, when he received a phone
call from his collcae friend, Jerrel
Hinterprdt, who often did in-
vestiptive jobs for Gal.
. "He said he h~d . a job if I was
interested and I said )'es, I was,"
Boucy testified, addina he agreed to
participate for s I ,500 but actually aot
S2,000.
A series of !.lannina m~ungs
ensued, he sai , between Bouey,
Hinterprdt, Gal and an unidentified
man from Las Vegas. who eventually
backed out.
The attack ori&inally was set to take
place at Wayne's Newpon Beach
borne, for which Gal had drawn a
floor plan. Bouer testified. They were
instructed to ao an after Wayne when
Gionis' 2-ycar-old dauahter was out
or the house, he la.id.
Bouey, Kinterprdt and Gal made
two failed attempti to attack Wayne
at her horM, he said. Hintcrprdt then ordc~ Gal to follow Wayne to
ensure an attack.
On OcL 3. Gal called Hintcrprdt,
who then called Bouey to say, .. It's a
IO. we're on," Bouey testified. Tele-
phone records confirm such calls,
pro1CCutors said.
fhc trio met outside the gated
Newport Beach home of A1ssa
W•yne's then-boyfriend, financier
R<>&cr Luby.
At about 10 a.m., Boucy te11t1fied.
he ~w Gal usina the phone in his car,.
which was parked about a quartcr-
mile away.
"The goals and policies really
haveh't been set for that plan yet. I
just think it would be unfortunate not
to be able to proceed with your own
property and use it the way you would
like to use it."
Jeffrey aouey on w~ne11 stend.
When Gal got out, he told the other
two:-'-'Theelient's really pissedofTthi
hasn't taken place y'1 and it's sot to
Dell)t Net,.._~ 0--.. .......... &Ct done now because the heanng's
"' coming up, .. Boucy said.
The central bluffs have long been
an arcJ of concern for city planners.
In 1983, the cit¥ adopted a coastal
land use plan which established a 2S-
foot setback from the top of the bluff
OU AKE
'romA1
seismologists say.
Earthquake drill today ·
ly ROBERT BARKER
Of 11W D~ l'llol Su.If
n;4
lllftCY and a food tcrvicc bu11ne11 ~li:.tfOUnd ftoor and Botton 5m t and Trust is on the
ICioond •
NicUl and Tieu uid usually any
wOif'k tnVolVlftl IUCh stro~ fUmft is done on ~kmds or after normal
bulincu hours to prevent inconve-
nience &o tenants and nei&hbon.
Both men said they dJa not know
wby the work at MacAnhur Court
was done on a week.day. "I couldn't
really tell you what slipped up to let it
t;:rrn on a normal workday.·· Tittz
''We're raJ sorry we produced an
inconvenience for these people,''
Nickel said. "We try not to disrupt
Tclepbont rccoros ~how a .phone
call from Gal's ~r phone to Gionas at
about that time, Deputy District
Attorney Chris Evans said. '
Boucy further Lcstincd that he and
Hinterprdt then followed Wayne
and Luby to a i ym and back to the
22nd Sttee1 home. Bouey aid he
camed a 9mm automatic and
Hintcrprdt had a small hand&un. "As soon as they had entered the
driveway far enough so they couldn•t
scc us ... we a<>t out and walked
throuJh the pte," Boucy said, "Jerry
said, 'Let's ao do it and get it over
with.'"
He said Hintergardt p1stol-
whippcd Luby when the S3-yea~-old
real esi.te developer thought the
confroni.t1on was a joke. Bouey said
he aot Wayne to a pron.e position on
the ground as Hinterprdt did the
same for Luby.
Hintergardt then handcuffed the
victims and slammed their heads mto
the ground before slashing the
Achilles' tendon of Luby. an avid
tennis player.
Bouey left early.and got the car.
When Hint.trprdt &Ot in, ne alleeedly
had a 4'1>-inch pocket knife. "His
comments were sample: ·Those thanp
are hard to cut through,'" apparently
rcferrina to the tendon. Bouey said.
They later met W1th Gal at h11
Century City office, where they were
paid in cash. Hintergardt got S3.500,
be: ~
Bo uc) knew Gal because
Hintergardt, his be-st fnend, · lived
with Gal's sister. Hinterprdt, who
the defense described as a nco-Naz1
and sadist, also is in custody on S 1
million baiL Gal was arrested last
week an Sw1t.Lerland.
Boucy said he didn't know A1ssa
Wayne was the dau1hter of the late
tenants."
Tieu uid since the compound was spra~ at S a.m .. the fumes should
have cleared OUI by the IW1 Of the
businesa day. However, the a1r-
cond1tion1na sy•t~ apperently
sprtad the fumes into 1he bu1ldina. he
said.
..And in a confined buildina. it just
makes people naust0us." Nteiel 'Said
"There was a lot of reaction to it."
Nickel said the Bowden employee
who arrived first at the site was no\ a
supervisor and apparently acted on
his own when he sprayed the com-
pound. That employee will "absolute-
ly" be d isciplined. Nickel said
cowboy actor John Wayne until
Hintergardt called ham abmlt two
days later.
Bouey appeared 10 contradict
himself under crou-cxam1nauon by
defense anomcy f Lee Bailey. At
first he said he was told Luby's
presence was not C'IKnt~l to carryina
out the attack. but later said it was.
After the attack, Hanterprdt and
Gal said it was lucky Luby was
involved because 1t would lead in-
..ves&iptors to t?cheve t~ usauh ~s
carried out by anaered investors an a
sou~ real estate dol.
Boueysaid he later ltamcd ... lt was
supposed to be a,n emberrassmen1 to
set publ1c1t)' that would bnna out the
problems Mr. LUb)' had been having
and his financial situation . "
Bailey maintains the attack was
aimed at Luby. not Way.ne
"The question that bums an this
cax as who wanted Luby hun." ht
said outs1de tbe counroom. "There 1s
subsi.nt1al evidence he was the
taraet."
The attomey pointed to police
reports in which Lubr, said one of bas
assailants told ham , · If you ~ up
apin, }'ou'rc dead," and .. vou·n
never play tennis apin."
Luby denied makana thote sta&e-
ments.
••How an the world couJd Or.
Gaonis .J>:OUibly be helped bv threat-
cnma enber ofthOJC panic$+· Bailq.
•skecl. ~
Meanwhile. the 4th 01sinct Coun
of Appeal bas ordered the pros-
ecution to respond by Fndil':to a
.defense peution rep.n~mt Vion11'
-no-batt 1111us. But O<rdefense counsel
·Allan Stokke said he will ask thc1odgc
toda)' to i.ct bail for G1on1s. who
earlier-was classjfied as a Oiaht nsk.
BUCHANAN ham, alUed with some of the part) 's
mosl conservative membc~ Sbesaid trrom A 1 in lhe treasurer's racc "my first
servatives to wan a statewide rac-e and contnbutor and m y cl\aarman 1s
dcclanng that she would be a stronger (conservative· telev111on commcn-
to allow public access.
Planners hitve anticipated using the
coastal stretch to eJltend a public
walkway, which now runs from Las
Brisas Restaurant to the Hotel
Laguna, according to Butterwick.
But liquefaction usually doesn't
occur unless a quake measures a
mqnitude of 6 or laraer, Jones said.
A city s1.1rvey found that d•maae to
older buildinas throughout Newpon
was less than expected, and the e~tent
of damage to public facilities was
limited to some debris that needed to
be cleaned up alon.a Back Bay Drive,
accordina to Public Works Director
Ben Nolan.
candidate than Hares ta tor) Bruce Hcrschcnsobn."
An earthquake" 1th a magnitude of 8.3 1~ going 10 hit at 10 a.m toda). "As a conscrvat vc and a hf cu me A political actlvist 1a.nce her teen~
And although It will occur nt the an Andreas Fault about 70 miles away. Republican, I am the best quahfied Buchanan was named 1n 1979 at a~
it's going to cause a lot oflrljuncs and damage sn Orange County <.'oa\lal areas. candidate to represent the party 1n a 30 as nauonal trtasurcr of Ronald
As pan of 1ts campa1gn to increase eanhquake safety. the cat)''s EmeraenC) atnera1 election atamst Kathlttn ~upn•s -prnidcnual campaip
Services Office will hold an earthquake dnll an all public schools. Varaou5. Brown, and 1 v.rafl bnng. sptttal When Reapn v.1>o the pr,estdency, he
disaster scenarios wall be spelled out at campuses. strcnst.~s to th~ Republican ticket as a appoa.nted Buchanan U.S. treasurer, a Recently, at least two coastal bJufTs
property owners expressed interest in
development in the area.
The hope is to &ct all schools prepared to deal wath damaged buildings, whole, she said: •. post of assistant cabinet attret.ary
injuries, fires, gas leaks and other measures for up 72.hours whale pubhc safety Buchanan said ~.he wouJd re~ rank under the Treasury SecrctaJ)'
The architect for one of those
landowners said the council's action
was intended to keep his client,
MatiMw Li~from rebuildin&. his
home 011 the olufl's.
On the day of the quake, police and
city building inspectors responded to
reports of damage at 20 private
departments probably will have their hands fuli dealing with ma1or d1sa~tcf\. resent the taxpayer by strcsssna the Ai US. treasurer, Buchanan. the
according to Assistant Emcrvncy Services Coordinator Gloma Morra~. prudent management and invest-younaest pctlOn to hold that post tn
Morris said it's especially 1mp0nant for residents -parents and school mcnt of s~te fund~. by the treu.urcr't. the natio,n·s h1Story, was admint_s..
children - to know what to do to take care ofthemscl\.es bccau<;e HuntsnJton office, 1dd1n1. that I do not believe It 1.rauve chief ofS,OOOemplo)cesofthe
Beach.andothercoastalc1ticsincludingCosta Mesa and Newport Beach. su on is an appro~tc place to introduce a Bureau of ~vana and Prinuna.
As planned, the house. which has
been oondemned since 1981, would
be rebuilt at the edge of the bluffs
within the setback area.
rOJ>C!!L sites. Damage Included
crackca walls,lillen briCks, brolcen
aJau, an insecticide spill. a broken
water line that caused floodin& and
toppled water and gas heaters.
top of the acti"e lnglc"'ood-Ncwport eanh~uake fault social aaenfda. the U.S. Mint and the U. Savinas
"W ,, h , Alked • that meant she m1&ht Bond 01v111on, and her 11anaturc c "nowt at stress has bu alt up and 1ha1thcrc u &ood chance of a major attempt to cha nae policies riUCh as appeared on balhoniof doHars of e~anh~akc here 1n Southn~m ~:ahforn1a 1n the next 25 )Cars." he said. "Mo t d1ve1tment of si.te funds 1n bus1· currency · ·
o us wall see'' an our hfetame. neucs doina business an racist South he left the U.S. treuurer'1 post to "It's pretty obvious that this is
simply to stop this process," archjtect
Lance Polster &aid. "They've told us
they want to frustrate the process."
Polster said the city plans to direct
development toward tourist-serving
businesses rather than encouraging
homes along the bluffs.
Lin, who Liv~ in Los Anaeles
County. would like to rebuild the
home and eventually move to Laguna
Beach, Polster said.
Other area land and business
owners spoke in favor of the ordi-
nance.
FEES
A Larae amount of damage from the
quake went unreported, such as
damaae to merchandjse on grocery
store shelves, making it impossible
for anyone to estimate the dollar cost
of the quake, city officials said.
TheMcfaddenSQuarurca-with
its many older buildings -probably
experienced the most structural dam-
qc, Buildina Director Ray Schuller.
And in that area, Mutt Lynch's bar.
2300 W. Ocean Front, probably wa
hardest hit.
Mutt Lynch's is an unrcinforeeo
brick masonry bu1Jdi~ the most
vulnerable kind of bujld1na. The city
hat identified 49 similar bu1khnp
that were built befol'c the 1933
earthquake, which • prompted a
ti&htenang of building standards.
The Newport and Balboa piers
areas have the highest concentrations
ol older buildinas. Schul!cr said.
Schuller said there is no one
buildina material that will guarantee
an ca.rthquake-proof structure But
steel frame buildings have shown to
react better to some quakes than brick
or concrete buildings, he said.
do fhat," Buffa said. "Causina an Comm1ss1on.
accident because you're drunk is The plannina and development
From A 1 about as much an accident as de-ordinance increases many fees by I 00
raises fees for buildina and develop-libcratcly finna a sun into a crowd of to 300 pcrccnt. For example, it ratset
ment proccssina. people. Jfa a completely wanton act." the 1lat fee for dcvel~ent ll'ICll
Amona the more secctacular of the State law, however, prohibiu the from S2SO to $72 while triplina the
proposed police service fee increases let:' na of fees that arc substantially per-acre charac for devclopmen1 tract
1s a 100 percent hike in the fee for b' r than the cost oh~. maps ft'om $25 to $75. •
contract policina, in which private st February, baled on 1 study Other fee increases prosJC>ted Mon-
orpnizataons pay for police services conducted b¥ Vertn Financial Sys-day for police and relatcd services
at special events. tems. council memben inlU'UCtcd ·nc1··...._ b·a..~ i .. _ ha r. a· Also~ is a fee of $325.26 to ci~ "8fr to .._;n draf\ina propolt'Jd 1 ~a llK n t~ c 'It •0 r po Ke .,. vvv-... ~.. pboeopapb1 from SI 0 eecb to SI 3 be levied on drunken drivers who o inanca that wouJd raise fees for a and 1 rite in the fee for ftn,erpnntina
caute accidents. The fee would cover wide variety of services. from u to s l l . the COit to the Police "--nment of The aim of lhe new pol~ towa-" ....... .,. ~1 "1 Qal ticleme feet are aarrently SIO, ~.:'~n&o;=~~yben !:...~~·toisi: =..i = witllaSS~nasjvenifdlcdalil
It would be impoeed in addition to • ricel i;;-ru; witb tbe COit of _,..or neaWecl
anyotberpen11lticundftnaresultina P100n~idiA111~tholc10.~~~ou~ ...!'~~~-~120• ... or·s*10 frOmconvictiononadrunkendrivi~ ~ "'' ~ ._._ ---~. eMCted ftntofWhitil IO .,....,. •• SlllldUllnlll:
Tliepropoeed1CCidentrcapon1eree • ..-orree1UUL a,_ ii..,._.'° ........ u.
drew enlhu1iutic support from 1'1le .. ~ of't.e i.ncr 1111... IHI Hd I• I le tM ... ol•
Mayor Peter Buffa, wflo lamented ...., at ••eloPen aDd lllo .._ amto tnM IO llii • _.. • dli
tbat it couldn't be• bP'. ilMll...._.propertyOWW'lwllO.,.. _, IOlYCo••••till a Afilllc
.. rd like to• it• aa Sll,l2S, if IO W or~•...,._ or lltlitalwill Ill Miil• •J11a•111d
dlere weft any way • GOUid 111111) ...., 4ei:Ww fl • ft "'8 • 1 111•
}ml call 64a-6086
Newport Beach's tough grading
rcaulauons further help ensure stable
stnJcturcs, Schuller uad.
"We're more restnctivc -more
demandana -1n order to ensure the
site is adequately invcstipted up
front.'' Schuller said. ''h automata-
caUy belpt out earthquake concerns ...
The city 1tafr1 emeracncy rts{>Onse
plan 11 cq1&&Uy adeq1&&te, a«ord1na to
ANistant City Manaacr Ken Delano.
A few chanp will be made to the
plan and reviewed by the City
Council 1n comjna weeks, however.
The city's plan has been cnt1aud by
eomc residents as not detailed and
orpnized enouab.
Afnca, Buchanan rephed thll he tcrve ..-in as ttt• um of Rcapn•s
would uphold the law 1984 rc--elttt1on campa1'1' and hi
"I find any d1scnmina11on abhor· been actively 1nvol~ed 1,; pohucat
rent, .. apin11 v.omen, -.ainst camp&tan manqiement ever ta.nee.
blacks. apanst .any color. But.J alt0 She wu campaian director for
find dtscn11unat1on ...-inst whJtc Hcnhcnsohn's 1916 US. Senate
males abhorrent," she said. campaipandcurrently1sapanncrin
As .state auc:Litor acneral pnor to bis a HunllftJton Beach coosult1n1 firm
appointment u treasurer, Haya held thlt spccialtttt "' rasssna money for
a non-part11&n post and was retJ.. coMCrVauve causes.
tercd u .. dcchne to state .. until th~ tf she as 1ucceuful m winnana the Scna~e and Allembly confirmed has state uasurer's post. Buchana.
appointment three months -.0. would bC the KWDd (~ 0 .
By contras~ Buchanan has Jpent ua1urtr to later be elec1cd state
mott of' be~ l!fe ID pmjsan politics, tre&SUl'Cf Of CallfOmJt, followil\& the
althouah this 11 abo her first race for pet.b of Eitenhowcr Adm1n111.ratfon
public, office. . Treuurcr Ivy Baker Pnest.
Whtie not as controvenaal as het Buchanan livn tn lf'Vlne with her
oullpOken brother, Buchanan is. hke thnic sons.
WFD has the finest
selection Of
PLATT
In the SOulb
•
UC I volleyball
serving notice
off ame to come
"Hit by Jam~ Fellon ... kilJ by James Felton •.• di& by James Felton ... "
there aren't \.Cry many on the UCI campus
who k.now much about J1mH Fehon, the wnter. but
therc'SI lf'OWina band OfspotU fans who can tell you
about James Felton the middle blocker and outside
hitter, and let me tell )OU about the tinaJtnf splne
when you watch a arandson play 1 tough man s spon
and bQr the cheers as he smashes 1 volleyball in ·
Crawford Hall.
It wu a "ery touah match. apim1 • mott experienced, bagger team from Ohio State. and it
went the full five aamcs before the com-fed hi&hly
recruited Bucke~cs won the final same by tfi rcc
points. The match ttsdfwasn't the tory The lodson
the UCI team, ancludina our grandson, and a aroup
of Boosters, headed b) Bruce Endsley of the frvine
Co made this sporting event memorable.
Many people think of volleyball as a pickup
pme on the beach, with scanuly..clad young people
developina a tan as they develop new friends. The
----• pme "a catal)st. not a cause.
Bui an coll~. vol-
leyball as all-out v.ar
There as straicgy 1n
tvery move, and ad-
vanced ps)'chology an
every smash. Add io the
mental pme a ferocious
desire to treat the round
sphere hkca unnonball.
drfvina 1l "'•th all fOTCC
at an opp<>s1ng pla)er, or
better, where an oppo~
ing playe-r~an't
If )OU "'atchcd an)
of the Korean Olympic
._ ..... finals in volleyball. you
saw some of the ma)-
hem practiced rou11nely by the UC I "ollcyb311 ieam.
under the tutelage of Head Coach 8111 shen. h' a
young team. all sophomores and freshmen. wi th
onl) three lettermen reiumang from lasi )Car. so
Coach Ashen 1s 1nvol\ ed 1n a bualdm'g proaram. nd
this is lhe firsi )Car lhe UCI team ha been a member
of ihe Wesiern lnicrcolleg1ate Volleyball A soc1a-
t1on. which ancludessuch nniionally ranked teams as
USC UCLA and Stan.ford. ·
Orandson James hoped to make ihe UC-I
volleyball squad a a frc hman. but more than lhal
he made the ieam as a starter. He 1s now 6-foot-S
The medaa guide prepared by_ ports lnformauon omcer Bob OlsonJUld '$1filf sa~s "Felton IS a
versattle pla)er "'llh a quick swing.· He v.a'$ captain
of ihe La ·aue H1ib School volleyball team for t"o
)cars.
Volleyball 1s such a total team game. So much
depend on how one pla)er sets up a smash. or fakt<!i
oppo!img pla)crs out of pos1t1on so a teammate can
score. And at UCI, volleyball l!i also a game of
volunteer . as Booster Bruce Endsley confirms.
"Volleyball 1s not a funded sport at UCl." he
S3)S. ··The current school budget hlis funds for I
sports. Volle)'ball 1s No. 19. That mca'ns that 1f we
arc to taH a team. tt must be '$upported totall) b)
donauons from "oluntcers. from boo ter "
The M:hool provides fac1ht1cs, ayms and
Crawford Hall In ume. the team "''" pla) in the Bren Ccnl('r.._\.t:hcdulcs pcrmllllnJ. Bui equipment.
uniform . e'en lh(' coach's salary. mus1 be financed
by ihe Boosters
End Icy, who once pla)cd 'olleyball for l 'CI.
said he and 01hcr booster arc an"ous 10 build ihe
Anteater ieam to a power
"Tha!i as 'olleyball counlr\'," he sa)i. "We'n: 11rcdof~1na the great players (rom(oronad('I Mar
H11h. Harbor High Laauna Beach and Hunungton
Beach lured away to the Baa I 0 or to L'. or l 'C
or tan ford They wand up on the . 01~ mp1c
team, bul the) karm:d to pla~ here and v..c should
act them on the lJ( l campus ·
TheOh10 talcteamwa agoodc,ampleofhow
othcrlollcge are bualdJI\& "olle)ball squad Of the
12 pla)CI'\ on ihe Buckc)c ro)ler onl~ one was from
Ohio. One, Paul Esko. wa from In anc
.. But they ha'e all that fooibaJI income," Spora
Pubhc1 t Olson ad. as he confirmed what End Jey
rcp0ried on the I team. ·• l this si.1 e m our
development. we arc not a b1gllmc a11tlcuc
unt\Cnll), but v..c arc cominaalong. Of the 18 sport
that rtcta\t iehool fund many de~nd on
\Oluntcct') nd boosters tQ round out their proarams
-crew and uahna. for example. We hop<' th:u in
time there wall be college fund for \Ollc~Nll too··
One th1na as \Ct')' ccrtam wllh the l JC I squad -
all but one~ from Cahfomja, and 10 of 11 from
SOuthem < ahfomia. nd they can tr<aan the )car
around. outdoor\ a\ well as indoors
nd 1t'\ nice to have 1 tall. ferocaou' &r1ndwn
around Just to int1m1dalc the cn1ic ,
Jim Felt• I•• ,...UllN •erver of tJw ~~
Cont. RI• C'Ol•m• •wan We-tlw#•y ud SelHlay.
.,.,..,SAal•
or-~,_.._
Huntinaton ~ach City Council mem-
bcn duubled their e•ptn~ accounts thi
wttk, brinJina ihcir ~lary and "pcnsc
income to S864 a month.
Ma)or Wes Bannister, v.:ho also will
have his monthly cxpcnsr account ofS468
doubled. will see hts salary and e1tpense
income climb to Sl,..111 a monih.
OffiCJal , who arc proh1b1tcd b~ the City
Charter from raising their ~>· but not
1he1r expcn~ accounts. said the ctv1c
re ponsabihiies ha\e ta.ken more and mort
lly PAUL ARCHIPLEY Of_.,. 0..,. Noc St...,
On Apnl 18. 1775 Paul Re,ere heg,an
the famous ndc in "h1ch he "'arncd the
colonists. ''The Bm1sh arc (omang' fhc
Bm1sh arc coming'"
Had he b«n a !leer he m1ghi ha\l~
inioned. 'The ·m11h-81bcau\ are <omang.
100!"
1 here's somtthin~ about that Ja1e the
Nev. port &ach ram I h hlct\
Chnsuc Bibeau. for inc.iancc. '-"3 born
on Apnl 18 he had made h1g plans for her
barthda). too. A luncheon date . .\ dinner
dale
She·"'ould get togcthl'r "1th her fa1her
Haviland V Smtih who, co1nc1denrnll'y,
wa born on r\pril 18
Bui ~ou B1txau had other idea'\
Ahhough hl· and < hml1c had hecn \Cf)
close for the pa\I nine months he l.ncw a
splil "a com1nFt 1n faci <,he C\pcCl('d 11
sooner.
At about 4 a.m Tuc\da}. he finall) kl
her knoo,11 11 ..,.a., time 10 pan \Ila~.,
And o for the third 11mt• an thrt'C'
gcnerauons. a fomtl) mcm~r "as born on
April 18
or thear ume and that 1f1 only £air to be rompcnq~ for addtd duties.
Banni1ter and Councalmembcrs Don
MacAlli ter. John Erskint, Jam 1ha and
Tom Ma)S \OIC'd ,n favor of the boo1t
Grace Winchell and Peter Green oppo\td
1l durin& Monda)'s council mcctina,
Grttn said TuesCU) he bcl)ev~ official\
are patd sufficiently for thc1r~onmbuuon$
to the com munity Green said he received
$7,200 Jut )ear"'11h h1sS I 7S a month pa).
$349 c~pensc a 1.:ount and $30 a session for
rcdcvelopmcni meelln&S.
Each Cll) Council race auraci 15 or 20
people. cndencc C'nough that ihe mont') i
ou Roben Bibeau checked in at Hoag
Mcmonal Ho!ip11al at a health) 10 pound
S ounce\, the ~-cond on of Richard and
( h11st1c B1txa u of Corona del Mar
Chn'lt1e Bibeau s:ud tier nc"born son
v.as due ~turday But when he &a' e no
1nd1c:u1on he'd be arnvmg any time soon.
mom "cnl ahead and made plan~ for her
40lh binhda)
.. I had u lu ncheon date ·\nd a dinner
date. Then a1 4 a.m .. I tarted ha' mg tontr.il11nn'i .. he said
Her )On 'i O\Crdut' h1nh forn•d the
fomal} to altt>r ra1hN than cancel. their
cclebra11on plan
Her paren1s. husband an<l 22-month-old
son M1<.·had. JOined Chns11e and ott in
her hospital room for take and prcknl).
II ensured ( hm11e and her 74-vear-<>ld
foih.cr. "ho h'e'I 1n Big Can}on·. '-"OUld
conu nue the tarn1I> trad111on of gettana
togcihc-r to marl. the-day they bo1h am"ed.
albc11 ~ome l4 )Car; DP3rt.
O" 1hcn~·'> a illird lamil) meml>er iu
101 n the 1ra<l111on It's not exact!) an
tn\a ion hkc Rnerc 'o\.arncd about \Ome
200 )Cars ago. bui the)°~ u.·naanl)
colon111ng l'v.pon Bcal h
OtM09 Coat DAILY PILOT/WedMldey, April tt, 1911 Aa
pense accoun
aood enouah to auract quahfitd can-
aadatcs, he ~id.
8ann1S1er saad that he plan' to pul $238
of his new expense accou nt money -1hc
portion that's in exec s of exptnsc monc)
for lhe ~main1ng six Cit) ouncal mem-
ber -1nlo a pier ronsiruct1on fund ,
ln no1hcr acuon Monda> naJht, the
It) C.ounc1I appro,cd sclecung the u -
C\.Ull\ e ~an:h team' of H ughes-He1s~ &
As\OC1atei, of ~n Mateo to recruit a new
CJt) adi:mni~irator lo ~pla e Paul ( ool..
V\'ho as rc11nn1 in March 1990, and a new
pohc:c c ~1ef to replace 8111 Payne, who 1s
reurmg tn r\ugu l.
Cook tlnnounccd in Fcbruaf) 1h t he
V.OUIJ Wai 1"''"1 up his $10S,OQO.+,_,
JOb for earl) retiremtnl, andicati~ bii WM
burned out by burtaucnuc 1etiv1u. efter
30 )Car• of IO\iernmcnt wort. It's at•·
mated that u wall t.alcc the search ftrm
about 10 months to make rttommm-
da11ons for his replacement,
Pa)nc recently was hospitaJazed with
chc~I p:un~ Te ts i.howcd he did not sutrn
a heart a track and he's as expected to tttum
lo dut} soon, police officials satd.
In another action, the City .council
authomed pending up lo S 14, 700 to
Thll'l1e1h 1reet Architects Inc. for dci1p
of the firs t phase of the Muntctpal Arts
Center at '38 Mam t.
~ ......... .,.._.._..
Three 1•n•r•tlon1 of the same family celebrate their c•m ••n
Mrthd•y Tt1elday .. Hoae MefftCH .. I HosptUI. Newbonl .... Scott
Robert 81be•u w•s the pr•••'!t for mother Christi• S...lth allteau
and 9randf•ttter H•vlland v. Smith. . · ---------. . . Mesa to enforce street-sweeping Honig
rule f ot parked cars on 20th Street • praises
11y ll08 VAN EYKEN
On East 20th Sm·et 1r1 < O'it.1 ~k...i lhl'fl'
"111.bc..clcan.,guUCr') On·lw
Failure to )tdd 101hc .. ircct wccrx-r '-"•II
rc~uh 1n a parking ticket the C II\ c ounl II
decided ~londa'
In tak1n1i ihe 4· I 'otc u iuncil ml· mbcr'i
) aelded to 42 rc~1Jctu.s bcl\\ccn 'c'' po11
Boulevard and Ornngl' .\',·nu,·"' ho s1gnc:d
a pcuuon asking for lhl' pt10,ung ut \ISM
v.arn1ng re 1dcnts not lo parl their laro, on
the lf'Ct'I from tu I I a m 1ln \\ ~·dnc'i
da)S.
But another large gruup ul h.'C.llknl'i
nun1bcrana at lcac.1 J I J\.rutd1n~ iu one
tnform I su1 ,e~. Pc:hl''l'd "ckhng w .1
stretl S\lll'Cpang mat:h1nC' mc;in\ 11' 1ng up
fundamental n•hl'i,
"I feel 11's .rn mfr1ngl'mrn1 ... ,,11d Jc1 n La~13nna .1 rcs1dcnt v. ho OPIX>'<' the '>1gn
po tan& .. Strt'Cl )\\C:Cp1ng 1~ \uppu\t"d lo be
a scr"1cc 0 \11 11·., no loniter a wr,1cc II"•
a re' c:nuc-p1 o<lm:c1 from all lhl· tarkC't'>
t hn ·fl go in~ 10 "me ..
Pan ol thl· prot'tll:m another 1c\1dent
,,11J 1\ thJI rc'i1c.knt~ "·ho 1'l3rl. on thl'
'trttt havc-nt1 pl.n:e-~ to-pw the~,. l..11'
"Thl'\l' arl' old houses. bu1ll m 1hc
I l150<. and 1hc\ ha\e lmlc old garage\
\.\hl•rc }OU 1...in pul one lilr hul nol .-i 01a
t.ar. or a 'an or 1..amix·r: \aid \ta"arl'I
\\ cll'lh
"It' ,, l'JW ot thc ha,t•'I anJ the ht1'l'•
nol\ I r} OU ha'~ a l:Jrge house "'"ha three·
1..ar ~araac-. )oo'n: nm going to bl.' affected
But al'\ an l.'lllotton.111 uc for fam1hc\ who
Mc gOllli to ha' e tu l'C \huffiang car""
For [111alle1h lit....-\CI. ho..,.,·,cr. thl'
l\~Ul''I arc de.in 'tn.•ct\ anJ mnJurtt} rule
"The maJont) ol rc-.ade nt'i "ant thl·
•11rcel pc.mc..-d," ~he ~1d "Thr problem
no" 1" "l"rc lht• onh \trt'l't 1n 1hc tlr\'3
thoit'' not po\tl'd. ~o "c ha'c ix-oplc lwn1
\kloJ\ l anl' d umpmii 11nt11 our \lf'l.'l'I
""' 1 the~ h•n c ihcar \trC'cto, ~"cpl,''
1 .1c mnJOrlll of ihe council ml"mbcr'i
~crC' \~ mp3lhrth•\. to Hoc\C'r, 11oup
"I dw1 I \Cr un' JltUnt 1n dn' in the
!ltfc..l'I \\\CCfX'I dt>'t\n the \tf\'CI 1f1t ('On'I gl.'I
to the ar~·u lli:ang \ lcanl'\J .. \llld < oun-
cilv.oman ~.inth C1cni<.
Coast
"'Gems 5:1!0 rrmtt-nn-w(TC' U1"'1 th-t-tr-n I
garagcs a 'JO~e rooms for )Unl. instead s c o o s of for their l ~ .\nd he S31d tl '""" not the
"'' \ prottkm 11 rn1lknl'i h:td mon:' llH'
than tht". l elukl lit '" 1hc1r i!JrJJl''
.. , OU haH· lhc11iht IOO\\n Ci{l\.JI'> 11 )OU ly PAUL ARCHIPLEY
\l.JrH 1u. bul u I'> nol for the taxp.:J)Cf'> to ot_o..,.~St...,
pre!\ idc ~ou "ath a plac~ 111 'lore them talc Khool upcnniendcnt 8111 Hom
'lhl' \.lid h'" named eight Orange C ast ·hool a' ~fa,or Pctc.•r Bulla oppo\((t the motion I\: 1p1cn1c; an the 1989 Cahforn11 01 •
to IX>'>t '"I"' proh1h1tang pJrkmg dunng tanaui hrd Elcmenta~ hool .\v.ard-. ~Lrcel '"ceptn . c1t1ng a \Ur\t' tal.cn h\ F h \\ al\h Jnd olhl·r rc"d(nh in" hich 431 _17 nur of 1hc hunort'c\ a~ 1n l cOcean 1ew ·lcmentan hool Da'itn<:t maJorat\ '31d lhl'' crppo'4'd pc1 11n1 the The hxal ".>lhool arr among 2'4 Stfl'fl. "I fer I at''i a ncighhorhood datlcrcncC' of clcmenlan 'C hool st:Uc;\\ adc lhat "'ere
op1nwn .ind I l~cl rnmtort at'tlc ~upptirl1ng namc-d dic.-t1n~u11,hcd hool the m:&Jona~ ... h,· ..:iiJ \\ tnnl.'c.are selcucd for hemg 1hc bc\t m
\\al h'><!aJ,hl'"ouldtlfJ.lnlll'rc\u.knt'I their p:arltl'Ulu grade .,pan and
to 0,1.'rlurn the rl·gulauon <>oc1~onom1c &fOUP. bao;cd on either thr1r ranl or 1mpro"cmcn1 an reading and
maihtm<Allt:' on the California
Judge refuses to dismiss Lewis' forgery Indictment
.\ c.c-.smenl P1 ram. Homa ~1d
lmpro,C'mcnt 1n pupal auendance and
in lhc lcna,th of the ~hool d3) alM> were
!;actors tn lhC' sclt'l:t1on
ACRAMEblTO ( P) -\ Supenor
(oun 1ud1c rcfuStJ fuesaa~ 10 d1i.m1 \
the 1ndactment char1ma <>~mbl> man
John Lewis "'1th fotJJna Ronald Reapn's
name to 1986 campa11n m11lcl'\
Judge James ~form rcJttted 111umcnl
b> Lewis' anome) that ihe talc <iuprem('
C:ourt an 1~97 t'tarrcd cnm1nal fori('~
char"Kc for m1!iu..c of a pu ~t<: offin :it's
n.imc an a lclter.
l..cwa), R.Orange."' ., not p~\C..·nt fort he
I 0.manute court heanni. torttc, c.t"tA \fa,
2 tfale tor fJJnher proett<iing 1n 1hc 1.a\C'
Lt" 1\ has nol) et cnlc n:d a pka
I "I "'a m-ottil"d 1he granl1 JUT'\
f('h 6 on one felon' 11unt of for1cn He 1
a "u'ied ot \llJ'ltnft thr lormc r ptt\1dcnt's
name lO poh1u.al {Jmp.ug.n ma1Jc~ tha t "c:'"' used a .. 11no,t lt•ur De. m0<:rat 1n tht•
19:-0.f\ dect1on'
Honorct"'I 1n th<' Ocean \laev.. da tnct for
p:rlormanll· "ere I l:irbour \ 1ew 1annr
\IC" andV ... rn IC'" !>Cnool lfonorcdTor
ampro\Cm,·nt tn that d1\trtct "'.l Circle
\ IC\I. ht)('I
1 "0 ""e"Pon-Mesa l n1fied S<htXil
t>11otn, ts.. ht'IOI., "ere named 11.Jcwrxlrt and
nor.a hool "C'll' bot h honored for
pcrform<1nl e
Twelve candidates vie for Costa Mesa's man,· woman of year
Bon11.i < an ... on hool al o wa) honored
for performance 111 thr lr"mc l n1fied
hool 01\tn\.'1. and f-red "101ola ho<>I m
ihe Fountatn )'allc~ hool 01 1nc:t ......
honored for 1mpro\cmtnt.
~IOeVAM IYKIN
Ol-0.., .........
C0t11 Mtt1't man and ~oman o th(' )C r
•all be ch0ttn from 1 field of 12 cand1dat1:1
•h.OK nom1nat1on pepcrs ~('re submintd t>y
last Thunda) '•. deadline. a Chamber of Com~e om( .. 1 id .
•omen,1' said Kenneth fov.lcr. clWrman of
the chambtl''s annual Man and Woman of the
Year C\ICftt ... It's a aood field. about on par
with what ~·"e rttt1\td an Prt'\ious ear ,"
o( ch mbcr board mcmb(r\. who narro" the
ftcld to three men and thrtt v.omt:n
Wanneri arc choM:n by a '01e of all 41
chamber bolrd inemben
f ov.ler \aid.
\II ca.Wada&c\ mu,1 c1thcr "' C" or wu1 1n < o It\ Mr . Rallo1 .. arc ~''JH conlid('nhal un11I
the """rd lunc.heon
Honig '-lad the D1 tin u1sbC'd hoot
..... arJ\ ar~ pan I the tompn~hen 1\if'
ahfom1.i hool Rec n1ltOn Proaram
that " launchc-d m IQ 6
.. TM)''rc equall) di~ided tit"tWttn men and
1'01 IC I I Of,
The Chambtt of Commerce h., been
mWl\I ill Man 1nd Woman o[ the ctr
awanb since 1970.
Apphauon1 1tt l"C\lic'Wrd by 1 commatttt
"Wh1t "'e loo~ for 1s M:>mconC' "1th c:a~ of
\Oluntlf) scrncc to the communit). "ho h3s
5<'ned an 1 lcadt'r~1p role, and mcone "ho
1 "'ell kno•n to the communit) 1t Iara :·
"I v.on't ha'e tn\ adt":t "bo 1t 1 unul thr
crhctopit" 1s h.indeJ 10 me and I open 11 '
Thi )Car' av.ard luncheon 1\ ~hcduled for
June I a\ the Red Lion Inn
"In th1 founh )car of a" a rd we ha"t ~n 1mpr~ b thrronunuingcffortsof
cJucalof\ and \tudcnts to ampro'c the
qu ht~ r '<:h<>OI,," he ~1d
mcoAic uwd a aftdabkic* to'
mah 1be Y>andov. ota tnick ia tbc
l 00 block or -.. Cirde betwen 10
p m. und.)' and 7:30 Lm. Mondly.
do1na S200.tn ~ •
• • •
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The
House voted o'crwhelm1ngly Tue .
day to back a plan to close 86 militaf)
bases and scale back five more de pite
complaints that the move will not
save as niuch as advocates had
promised. .
By a vote of 381-43. the House
rejected a .J1CSOlution to disapprove
the recommendations of the Com-
mission on Base Realignment and
Closure, giving the ireen light for
Oc(ense Sccreuu) Dick Chene) to
follow through on the panel's
proposals beginning in January.
"h -'s incumbent upon all of us 10
make sure this base closing list is implemented.~' the chaiqnan of the
House Armed Services Chairman.
Rep. Les Aspin. D-Wis .• said mo-
ments before the' ote.
The comm1ss1on's recommen-
dauons affect a total of 14.S domesuc
n11hllH) installauons by closing
some. reduC'ina the operauons of others and changing the missions o(
addn1onal bases. No ba~ in Oranae
County arc affected.
The law establishing the com-
mission. the Base Closure and Re-
alignment ct. requires that. on e
appro' cd b) the secretaf) of defen •
the commission's recommendation~
proceed unlc s both house of C:on-Jrcs~ '01c 10 disapprove them. in
which case none of the proposal!>
would 1akc effect . ·
The House ac1ion means the
ehanars proposed b) thc commission
~ill prOC'ttd.
In debate before the vo te. oppo-
nents of the move said 1t \\Ould not
save as much monc) as the rom-
m1ss1on proJeCted.
' "This list simply does not save
money." S31d Rep. Jim :l'tton. R-
N.J.
He was Jointed by represcntnt1,cs
from Illinois and California m saying
that the plan "ould not save S694
m1lhon 1n thl' fil"\1 year. or $5.6 b1lhon
over 20 )Cars. as the comm1ss1on
prOJCC ted.
"In termsofsa, ing . I don·t believe
the) ·re thc:1c. In terms .of expen-
ditures. I believe thy·re undcr-
est1m~ted ... s~ud "131\ton. who opposes
Pr6secutor.calls North
liar who couldn't stop
WASH INGTON (AP) -Oliver
North was portrayed to his trial juf)
Tuesday as 0 liar who couldn't stop.
and as .. the Joe Isuzu of government"
who followed Hitler's maxim that
"the victor will never be asked if he
told the truth."
Said prosecutor John Kekcr. in
final arguments at North's trial: "If
Ollie North wanted to get it done. he
didn't care 1fhc broke the law:·
But. in return: defense law)'er
Brendan Sullivan said an yone "who
links Colonel North to Adolf Hitler is
not credible and should not be
believed ... He called the comparison
outrageous.
"This man is not Adolf Hitler:·
Sulljvan said. "and he doesn't do
things like Adolf Hitler ...
The defense lawyer was scornful of
his opponents, S3) ing C\ Cf) thing the
go vernment sees North a doing "1s
through a dirty 'lass."
Wh) shouldn t North ha'e thrown
papers awa). he asked. when \he)
referred to the secret operations of the
gove rnment.
"In this case." ullivan told the
JUr), .. the $0VCmment is Offtrack and
running wild.and )'OU should top it."
North. the former National Secur-
it) Council aidt' who was at the center
of tht' Iran-Contra vonex. sat stonc-
faccd at the defense table as pros-
ecutor Kcker methodical!) tried to
dismantle his .~erican-hero1mage.
"Telling the truth is something )OU
learned at your mother's knec."
Kcker said. ··Go, emment b) decep-
tion is not a free government. Go'·
ernment b) deception is not a
democratic government. Govern-
ment b)' deception 1s not a govern-
ment under the rule of law."
After North's lawyer finishes his
closing argument today, there will be
rebuttal and then the trial -now in
its 12th week -will go to the jury.
Pro~utor Keker told the :iuron
Ollver North
Tuesday, ,.I will be aslong )'OU to
return a verdict of guilty to each of
these I 2 counts .... The tragedy of
Oliver North is of a man who cared so
much for freedom in N1caragW1, but
forgot about the demands of freedom
and democracy here at home."
More fusion experimenting .. offered
LOS ALAMOS. N.M. (AP) -The
first researcher to obtain room
temperature fusion offered his ser-
vices Tuesda) to one of the nation's
top nuclear laboratories in hopes of
gelling suppon for his research in
return.
Universny of Utah professor
Stanley Pons said that in helping Los
Alamos Nauonal Laboratol)' scien-
tists to duplicate his fusion experi-
ments, he could gain their collabora-
tion on future research.
Los Alamos thus far has been
unable to confirm the results that
-Pons-and his British collcaaue.
Martin fleischmnann, obtained last
--1 -• month at the Umvel-sity of tah.
"I don't think the~ can be an)
collaboration until they stan getting a
result . .\nd so it's m) determination
now to make ure that they do ... Pons
said. •
Pons said Monda) he had su'l-
tained a controlled fusion rc.ict1on
more than 800 hours 1n a small flask
containing "hea' y" water. which
contains the 1sotopedeutenum. and a
palladium electrode. He said recent
1csts produced roughlye1iht times the
energ) consumed.
Pons told a news conference that
the results he and _fle1~hmann
obtained had been partl) venfied b)
more lhair60-unwc~ll} and priwue
laboratories around thc v.orld
Al!i>O on Tuesda). Stanford Univer-
s1t} professor Robert Huggin' ..aid
that 1n toina to duplicate the Utah
~ork he had determined that th('
cnerg) produced ma} have been
caused b} fu sion and did not come
from a chemical reaction, as \Orne
other sc1ent1sts ha\e speculated
Pons, who lefi Tuesday w11hout a
commitment from Los Alamos. said
he was able· to find one possibk
reason why scientists here had been
unable to duplicate his expenment:
Palladium electrodes they .used are ~ot in ihe same f<Jrm as rods hC"uled .
WITH BONUS TRAVEL BAG
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TRAVIL MG IONUS
Ot;I an atll'IClivc. durable lnM:I
bee (UOO value) rn:e when )'OU
purchue the lntcrpl.tt NON
)'OU can !Uc 11 with )OU!
Otler fOOd lhroup 4126189.
1r,'f H Pl Ak-
COMPAMS•
"Cum dheaM Md .... ......,. are not oar
~topics. Sbltt 11 w .. dlmluw
tMm, ft find ..... !Ill ...... devke."
This new Home Pl.qut lltm<MI lnSCNIYM'nt the
lnetrplalt. is a ~ ptea ol •hnoloo' dull hell>'
elnninMc sum· dt-.uc -wblch 11 pttKM afftkV. an
~ KX> rrulhm Ammc... moll cl~ doll't ~
know lhey'hiw It fU lfw reCiord. pm ddeele caalCt patn,
-·~. and ~ium -and cot• )Oii IMMy -.a.e M ab9oluely Mir dlia t0n tlf ltlint. _,. hke
Chi.~ \lef'Y much, II'• belted oe a~ nMrioMI
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the closina of Fort 01~ 1n h1 home
state.
Saxton cited a congres~1onal reJ>Ort
that wud the saving\ m closing Fort
Dix had been overei.umated b> $20
million.
Thr New Jersey rcpre~ntauvc also
noted that a report b> the Gcncral
Accounting Office, an mvest1pt1ve
arm of Congress. had found that the
commi.s1on used incorrect data 1n its
anal) sis of Arm) training t'Cntcrs. indud1hg Fon Do •.
Rep. Tcrf)' Bruce. D-111 . said the
cl.ti mated SB\ mgs rel) on major
defense policy change . including
reductions in personnel. and not on
the closing and realigning of base .
Wright;
I intend
tofiQht
and win.
WASHINGTON' (AP) -House
Spcall.cr Jim Wnght. opemng h1
defense against a string of ethics
comm11tee charges: sought Tuesda)
to rail) Dcmocra11c colleagues and
told them ... , intend to fighl and I
intend to win ··
., ......
S•ddo dr.nc heavily morning of kll,.
OL!N ELLEN -A frenzied. C'oca1nc-fueled n1ah of dnnki .. and
dancina by f~u' e ma 5-murder 1us~t Ramon Salc1Jo Pt'N'~ lk uv>"
1prce lhat ltft seven dead, his friends said fue1du-• . •
Meanwhile. affida,·1ts filed tnkderal coun 1n ~n Franc1 o~ttclosed that
Salcido, 28. had left a note begin& Ood for forg1"ene ~.and Mam1na t~ I.aw for
thr killings. •• "He pany, part). perty all the ume -run a.round all ni&h!J one ?f '
Salcido'• friend' said in 1n intet'-1cw w1th the Sal'I Franc1tro t-Jlarri1nH.
rccalJinJ an extended binge before rnday' k1lhngs "Uc drink t'"~ryt~1n1.r-'
beer, \\1ne. tequila." Bctwetn 7 am and 10 a.m Frida). the fu11uve s wife.
mother-in-law, t\11.0 s1sters-1n-law. and his w1nCf) co-worker ~e~ bu!c~.
shot or both. The next day, thrtt of Salcido' dau&hte~ were found \\1th their
throets cut. two of them dead.
Abbie Hoffman comm~ed suicide
DOYLESTOWN. Pa. -Y1J)p1e founder Abbie Hoffman committed
u1cidc with a "mas4'ive overdo .. of the drug phenobarb1.tal. the coroprr said
Tuesda). ··The death was from thC' combined efl'cct~ of phenooorbllal ~nd
alcohol," Coroner Or. Thomas Rosko said at a ne"s conference.
Hoffman. who held fast to h1~ an11-estabhshmcn1 eonv1~uon~ and made
his point' with seanng humor. v.as found dead .\pnl 12 a1 lit home 10 Ne"
Hope. He was .S2. The. au1ops~ found thc residue of about I .SO p11l\ SC\eral
umes the lethal dose c"cn wnhout the pre~r<e of alcohol
OH washes up on channel's beach
VALDEZ Alaska -Taff\ like tar ml\ed "1th sca"eed ~as scoured oil u
beach Tuesday' at tbe end ofspcctacular Rec;urrccuon Ba) near . "ard, the fi"'t
town outside Prince William und to uffcro1I on its shores It 1~ about 125 air
miles from where the tanker Eu.on Valdci ran aground March 24.
High tides and southerly"' md off the Gull <>f .\la ska pushed the crude 011
up the Gordhle channel, whcre t" o Coast Guard o•I· k1mm1ng ~1ps \\ere out
oracuon because the goo gummed up rhe1r pumps The Coast Guard reROnffi
fresh sightings of 011 on remote beaches on 1hc Kenai Peninsula A Valde1
center for cltanmg 011-foulcd bird~ t;atd at le4Ul 1.850 birds had died from the
spill. along with 328 sea oner~ The lCnter has cleaned and released 22 birds
He said that "h1le he may h<l\ e I made nmiakes in judgment ... 1 ha, c Court says consumers car:i sue over pr ces
ne'er don\ an) thing to dishonor this rnst1tu11on and I ne,cr "111:· At the WASHINGTON -The uprcmc Courl on TucsdAy a.ave consumer a
S3me tm1e. Democrats ogon11cd 0,er chance to rcco,cr. through anutru t l<l"'>Ults the c~tra monc) they s~nd
the poht1cal decision the) face on because of1llcgall) inflated pnces 8) a 7 •. ()\ ote. thcJu 11'eHa1d state la"s ma'
"hcther to keep Wright as speall.er. ·allow tho~ indirectly affected b) illegal pn c-fh1ng IC> '>UC for monetaf)
and one said .. It ma) be that the damages. .. tough est political \Ole of our h\CS "Th1s1sane,urcmel) important \tCtOI) forth1: .\ml"m·•tnconsumcr. '>aid
1.1.111 be the one to save him ." Ramon Kl11zke. a Marquette Lnl\e~•l> la" profe wr v.ho had 'ltud1cd thc
In a half-hour spc.:cch to a pmalc case decided Tucsda)'. "I foresee man> ca~s 1n \\h1ch 13\\)C~ reprc~nting
session of the J)emocrauc Caucu'> in consurner'i "111 pursue antllru'it remedies in uate <OU rt\. al'ld conl.umcr
the House chamber. and later in press assoc1auons "111 file ·c1as\ ac 11on' h1" 'i1J1\\ 1n behalf of numcmu) comu.mt"l' ..
releases. Wright chose to concentrate
his defcn~· on one issue· the charge .
that hlS\\ife. Bett),dtd no'iubs1ant1al Christian Science couple guilty of murder ~orll. for the S72.000 he rece1\ed
from a ForrWorCh1nenc.tftum IC}Sfr ·ARASOTA, A:. -AJur) rom-rcted-:s Otrtu1en ~1crwc couple ot
to 1984. murder and child abuse Tuesda) 1n the death ofthclf 7-)car-old daughter for
But more troubling to man) of hl'i relying on spmtuaJ pract111oners to cure her d1abctc~ \\ 1lham Herman on, 42
colkagues were charges tha1 Wright and his wife Chnst1nc. 38. \\Crt charged v.11h thrrd-degree murder and felon )
ought to C\ ade House limll\ on child abuse. Their daughter Amy died of d1a~te 1n 1986 af\er the couple
outside earned income through SC\ en trted to heal her with pra'\>cr instead of medical trcatmen1 bult.. salcc, ofh,.. bool... "Reflections of •
a Public Man.'' most of them made in
heu of accepting !>peaking fees from
interest groups. MOHl,D HHl•~•·s
Wright rccel\ed a standingma11on
atthc end ofh1s CaUC'U'i speech. \\h1ch Most cult victims were drug traffickers included an adn11s.,1on that he had
made !><>me errors in Judgment and
"ma} h:l\ c made \omc m1suakc 1n
m)' hfc.'' al·cord1ng to panicipant'I
He also told h1~ Tello" OCmocrah
"ho re-elected him as speaker JU'it
four months ago. 1hat he did not want
to conimuc to hold the post 1f he
couldn't be an effeUl\C kader of the
part). acc:ording to one mcmhcr
prcl>Cnt
MAT AMOROS. Mexico -.\ Me"<1can pohrt offic.-il ~1d most oflhe I'
bodJC)exhumed ma rural area 0' er the pa 1 week ~err lho'iC of drua trafficktrs
and not random $3ertfic1al '1mm~ "I ha "e 10forma11on about only four people
~fu.Lwtr nfio:a:·1uan&rutc1A)JIJJ.commanderol 1he Fcd~ral Jud1oal
Pohcc 1n 1h1~ border Cll) u1d. adding th3t "the great majont) "ere· drug
traffickers."
Meanwhile, a . grand JUf1 indicted 11 ~oplt'. includin& the aller.cd
"Jodfather" and "godmother" of a human-~cnfic1ng cult of drua smugakn
blamed for IS deaths on drug charge T uc\day The alleged "aodfather ...
Adolfo de Jesus C onstanro, ara ldrctc Villarreal. the alleged "godmother:·
and the other nine "'ere indicted by a federal grand JU') in Mc.\llen. re11..1\
The~ v.ere cha,..ed \\-Ith consp1raq to import marijuana 1mpon1ng
manJuana. con piracy to po st w11h intc:nt to dtslnbute the drug and
possession with intent to d1 tribute authon11es ~1d. Con<1tan10. ldrttc and
four others remained at large
Wnght's law)er. Wilham C Old-
at..er. "as consulting with the ethic
committee to arrange a speed) ap-
pearance for the speaker before the
committee to ans"cr the charaes
Late Tucl>day. the pcaker\Cnt a lcttt'r
to the pane1 rormau> dcn)ing 011 Pollce break up protest In China counts aa.i1ns1 him
BEIJING -Morr than SOO police d1slodgtd hundr\.'d of demon tratma
students from tn front of the Comm uni t Pan) beadquanc~ r rt) Wc:dnew)
and moved them bad~ tov.ard their un1Hrut1es. Police u~d no for1.c: and no
arrc ts v.ere ttpor1cd a!t the demon traton left peaceful!) The police uon lit
least temporanl) endcd mort than 1v.oda)\Ofmarche and dc:mun,tration b>
thousands of 'ltudcnt 1n Rcu1n1 and hanghai demand1n1 more dcmncraq .
Rep.Johnl M)crsoflnd1ana 1hc
rankm~ Republican on the ethic\
committee. stud while the panel
~ould tr} to e).pt'd1te matters 1n
accord ~•th Wnahl'\ rcquc'it. 1t
would be difficult to cut much lime
from the process without dcn)tng dut
process•ocitherside. --·--Train derailment In lndla kllls dozens
•
111..E.W -oun car of a pau.cnscr train detailed 1n a
rock) rq1on of central India on u IA) 1 1n1 . njorina tt9'ot~ ~ffic~.ls said. The death toll was upcctcd to me, v.ilh at lea\! 20 of th.: inJur:ed
an cnt1eal cond111on •
Offk1als aatd they did not Ii: now -.hat ct\l\Cd the derailment of the 21 <".at
Kama&aka E'prc • which leO the sou1hern City of Ranplore on Monda) tot New Ocltu and w., carry1na about 1,000 people
Another of the ~
frequently r~ed et ow
store Is~~
The work II done tn our
Accreclttd Gem Lab ~
ooe of the three Certified
Gem6loglst Appi'al8ers on
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oms>iled from count)' records and
tKrow companies b)' Homtowncr
Marktt1n1 Scrvic~. Com~n> officials !ily the h t ma y
have an error fat.· tor of 7 percent
durma • )ear's umc bccau5e of
spe<:ulauun bu.>ing and crroc.s.
The list i pubh\hed for the
1nformat1onal use of our rcaden and
· is prote<.:ted b) cop)rt&ht to Homt·
o~ ners Marle11n1 Scf\.1Ct').
Lapaa Beaclll
JcfTre) Eastman. I 023 Balboa A' c
$95,000
Charles M. 11\·cr. 746 Bamscudn
Wa) $460,000
Mr. & Mrs. t.tor&c H Campbell,
143 C)pres Dmc $~60 000
tcphcn B. Klein. 387 C")pre 'i o
6 $85.000
DenrusG Lt'povac_ 2669 Pala Wa>
$450,000
Mr & Mrs <..mp1n D. Cro ").
944 ·anta Ana St. S3H.OOO
Mr. & M~. Fdward A. Schlattl'r
1165 ~k)'hnc Dm e $420.000
Mar\ A Piccone I 589 l.~hnc
DnH 1436.000
Mr & M~ Oa,1d J Stolll·n. 6b3
Sleep) Hollo" I anc !\lo .\
St. 65.000
Rosa 8. (1u111crrl'I 6 andt'rhn&
Lane S254.000
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International
sports meet
due for youth
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -O""Y ,.llOC SU1'
.\n lr' anc-b 'it'd t h11llrcn' sports
foundation has un,c1kd plans for an
1ntc:rnat1onal 01) mrlll·'il\ Ir lOmpdl·
uon 1n ~tc\llO 1h1'i summer.
[arth c,anH''> I ntl'rnatwnal
produced b) \mcm:an K uh "port'>
\\1.X.H.lt1on \\ 111 tc.llUrl' mo<ltfiC'd
... ernons utZ>I) mp1l' lompfiiflon'.> fOr
childrcnagc., !Oto l:!,'ipo~c.,manJdl
Lcnburg .,..ml "'-t•arl\ MOO children
"111 re prc~·nt I 60 lOUnl11l"'\ in<.lud-
1ng the '1~·1 lln1un, China and
J:tp.ln. hl \.ud
The pmc'i "ill he.· hdJ \u 11-:!J
.tt the C Jhcntc Kau· I n.I( i.: and \port'
C ompll'\ in T 11uanJ \bo ut a do1cn
lOfJ>tlr.llc \poO\Or\ \\ '" fvot thC' lO\I
uf 1ran.,puna11on .ind hou\tng. plu'
part11 .. 1pJtton nH:dtal'i for .ill
The rnmix•1tt111n 1'i the tua1n1;h1hl
\ll former Con&rl'\\llhln :ind t\\o-11mc
Ol)mp11,; cold nwd.1lt 1 Koh \fath1a'
the :s\\0\1at1nn'\ founder "ho
pro1t111h,''i old·la'>h1oncd \mc1 ll'an
'nluc\ through '''""' unJ ph\\ll.tl lilnc '
"r hc: \\hOll' 1\k'1 I\ 10 tmng Unit)
anJ aooJY.tll amuna k1J-, round the
Y.orld unJ tu bun h:irmun} Jnd
~· n " tu 1.hildn:n no mtlllcr "hcrl.'
the) h\1.: or "h:&t I nguag\· the~
1,pcal," I cnbura 'a1J ··The aim " tu
,,H.,w all l11\' \.:1ih :.m· Ctl~.al' no nuttcr
I he pl:an) "er~ I\'\ kJ \unJ '
dunng th'-\port Kuh \\urrJ < h1l· drct'I'~ ,Conltr\ lcatunna rht 1-k~ch
Bo 3nJ Donn) 0 mond at the
In inc ~1 mon hmd
OOn:1ah .11'0 1ntroJu ·d tinal 1.:a\t
mcmhc:r\ for ··\po11, "'•di," n nc"
\\1.~lo.:I) tdc\ l\1on \port\ ma .vine
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Teens caught after
bowling alley fire
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Oecll Mount S1"•k1r
Sy1ltm
• 80 wc111~ mair.1mum
music power hilnOl.ng
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5 49!!!
Htwtd., ,wn_ «o" ~I
'"" htgft II $:1 o m • 0 l«.ond IO• 3 I~ p"' I 'I
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A.,.. Je'lr '"'""llD'' 40•t>Slf-"•'•li'O'' 12..a SI•~ t-"°'' Ba•h<>•WM~ l.-g~lfo9<1\ s ... ~"'·'• wa•••-r e• 5 cM• lion $ovlh
SIZf SHAH
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On'pfl~C(Uelrier wtltf ._...,.. __ _
Sutiwooter Oulpul
• dual amp balancer
• setectable $ut>woole1
low pass frequency
Crtme1topper PHlllft
Armtnt Yehkte hc:urtty
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• pasStve arming 1yst1m
• arms alter last door 11
secured
'1199?
S6997
0-,car It BNg Ill. 36 .\bralO' \1 <,le
S214.000
Dw1gll1 L f-llo"a). 71 .\gosuno
s220.ooo
Mr & \lrs Henr) H Pao '90!
Bart)an ~r S.l00.000 Mr & Mr-, M1 n.11 Ha-,~m. 4341
Brookside St $240.000 ·
11 M rs Da' 1d J Rohm folk. 5
C atta1l S 175.000 r rccva J l C\-CWUC 6 Columbine
Sl',6.000
Mr /,.. Mr Ro!ihJn L Gup1.1
14651 ( ountr)"ood I ane $223.000
tlarul..o MncdJ 091 D11tch~r .\H
SN7.000
. 1\nh L gU)Cn 50 L:ngk Pmnt
$1JS000
Kimberl) A "aldcnbalh, 41 X fall-
569~!
<>r.,,.. COMt DAILY PtLOT/Wedneeday, Aprtl 19, tM1 Al
• ...,s1u..ooo 0. M. Kana. 5 F1rwood S 139,000
Mr. IL Mrs. John L Brldy. 90
Grttnfi.cld S 148,000
Maurice L. Ward. I Grtnache
$181.000
Robert A. Loll. 38 Mar~lta
SI 13,000
Robert J. Foentch. ~ Monarch
$240,000 Deni~ N . Robertson, 42 Oranie
Blossom S89.000
Robert W. Ammerman. 56 Oval
Road S 122.000
Jh>cha Jao. 19 Palermo $366.poo
Mr. & Mrs Alan A SY.anson. 5
adl'lfi $400,000
Marcia M. Mohler 9 hado\\leaf
$232.000
Noreen Considine. 3 Springwater
$249.000
Mr & Mrs. harles P. Escallter. 77
ummt'r tone $~6.000
Mr &. Mrs Richard halbe!"i .• n
um111crw1nd S85.000
Mr. & Mr Hon C \\u, 20
\.\ht thng Isle $360,000 .
Mr. & Mr . Ste phen J.
Srnrborough. 34 Wandsong $298,000
Mr & Mr Randall G . Moler. 1
\.\ tnlt'rgrccn SI 0.000
Mr & Mrs ' ul) lgoln1ko' 6 \\ ood ) mph $2:'!2,000
Mr & Mr Da' 1d T 1cmnnn. :'!I
V.oodJand S247.CX)()
Mr. & Mrs Ed"ard J " hrrn1cl 29
Eucal)ptus $225.000
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Chnng. 12
Ho pkin t. $290 000
Mr.&. M~. \\ A Cad\\allader I 09
Lehigh .\isle $336.000
tl'' en Kelso. 23 Palos $262.000
Mr. & Mrs Robin Hacker. 6 (1un1o
Wreath Wa} $:!36.000
Mr. & Mr~ <;hana H Hsu. ~
Rl'd"'ood Tree Lane S100.000 Mr & Mrs Seth E. Eldman. 45
Rcd"ood Tree Lane $:?60.000
Mclan) Dallas 5 7 Seton Road
$167.000
ll\1 r & Mrs EngO. Tea. 5 12 ~1errn
ROJ.1 Road S463 000
JJmC!> Jal'11 C'lla. I 1ar\h1n~
S'.?50.000
Jo cph BrollcnC'l . 8 \'alk) Vil""
S369.000 Richard 11\1 JO\lC. 18400 \.on
(AUDIOf'OX I
;
i..... No..., SJ2'.000
Mr. A Mrs. <.1aeni W. WJ, 7'
W~llnlcy S2SO.OOO
William A. Hawk, 14 ww ..... ~
S2SO.OOO
Mr. A Mrs. John 0 . Sch~. 27
Belmonte $279,000
Mr. IL Mrs V~aholah S. Sebet. 4
Buchanan S360.000
Chien H. C'huna. l 2 Cambridlit
S300.QOO
Ri chard J Torson. 4 W Fortuna
$3S5.000
Keath L Klein. • 14
$1 07.000
Mr & Mrs. Jot\n M
Monroe S216,000
Mr_ & Mrs. La~rcncc J. Naumann,
62 MonuccllQ S37S,000
Mal) J. Rondinone. 168 Oranac
l)lossom S 126,000
Gcl'lcvic"e Lovegrovc, 107 Oranee
Bio wm $1 07,000 Hams Kel"'ihnar, l JS Pineview
$146,000
Lisa L. FncLc, 265 Pu>evicw s 108.000
Tcrcsa Long. 27 W Rcmin11on St.
$149,000
Mr. & Mrs. Roger .\. Gatz, 24
R incon $249,000
Da vid A. Wagner. 70 treamwood s 7,000
Richard L Russell. 21 TangcriM
Sl 79.000
Glenn Mcl\.ce,cr. 4 Wakefield
$31 6,000 _,
Mr. & Mrs. Teddy Lau, 17 West·
morcland $331.000
Mr. &. Mrs James Berk. 22
York to" n $320.000
Hulla11• Beadl
\Ir .t Ml"i> R1thard L. Beach. 8120
Ba\ m 1'lt Dn ... c No B $242,000
hannon M. Casey. 19135
Bcachcrcst Lane No. E $235.00.0
Mr. &. Mrs Dennis R McDonald,
9102 Bermuda Drt"c $340.000
Mr . ..\.. Mrs Jo~ph I\ Aubuchon.
I~ t> I Bu:.hard S:'! I 8.000
1r & Mr Praka!>h J 1'.:lbrc. 955 I
C .1 11ne Om c S 11\6,000
l.a"rcnle ~thull1 QQ45 Cornwall
011 \.(," SI 00.l)(X)
Robin "1 l);\ng. :?0762 Crest' 1cw •
lane St 71,(><X>
Aud1ovoll Handt..._.._. C..la: Ptlone
• el.ctron1c lock ..,..... ... ~thc>r1zed use
• eteclton1c i<:rald\ peel "'9fll0fr for p.iperles.s a1or..age
• convenient latt ~,..,...
• fle1u6le mou,,_........,.,.. Witt
'13917 '-
Lee Our Profffs1on1ts lnstlll It• Ptote1s1onal tnstellataon with Comptete Satisfaction:
1n1tat11t1on Also Available on Alarm Systems .
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Bu• Pra1er, owner of the popular
Ritz Re taurant in Newport Beach.
ma)' be one of the onl) rt taurateurs
in town . to .challenge th e fates b)
opening a new eatery in a location
knov.n more fo r us failures than its
successes.
John M•ln, Beccy Rogers, l<i.ren Pr .. er Pierce, B•rry Pierce
f•boveJ; Robin Turner, Sue Per•wozkl, Ann How•rd.
Time will tell for the nc" Yankre
T-avcrn. at Ba)$1de Drive and Coast
High"a). Ncwp()rt Beach. for th e die
ts cast and the scnesofopcningc .. ents
began r nda) \\ ith a "Private
Prcrn1erl' Cod.tail Pan)" f9r the
associates of Hoag I lean lnst1tutc.
Ai.soc1a1es members and jucsts
l1cpn arrl\ mg at 5 p.m. "h1le
painters \\<;re still addin~ finish.1ng
touches to the re taurant c.->.tenor.
According to C\ ent chair Sue Per·
ewolld, ome 400 would '1s1t the
Cape Cod St} le restau ran t throughout
the evening.
"This is our annual membership
e'cn1:· Pcre"o1k1 e\Plamed. "Tra-
dit ional!) we have 1t at the Ritz but
when we foc nd out Hans was opening
this ne" restaurant "'e c:illed ond
asked if "e could host a private
prev1e" pan) ·· (Perc"'ozk1 and her
committee had onginall) planned for
onl> 200 and "'ere forced to stop
taking reservations.)
Guests were cager to sec "hat
Prager had m store as they mingled
throughout the spacious 5,000-
square-foot restaurant. enjoying
'iew~ of e" port Harbor and sam pi-
ing mmHers1ons of Ya nkee Ta,ern
fare
"It's a casual. e'er) day. hone t
kind of a restaurant." ex plained
Prager. "and "e will ser' e traditional
American food . It's 'come as you arc'
Hom H•n• •nd O..rl•n• Pr .. er f•t leftJ; Ron •nd ~ Menlnl•n.
for dinner SC\ en nights a -.eek." (The taken on:" he ~1d, proudly "I "'a Thursda)'. "''II fall on Praaer·, daugh-
Yankce Ta,ern docs not take: rescr-one of the luck) ones because l never ter Karen Pierce and her husband
'at1ons and v.111 not serve lunch. or ~ad a hean attack. I think education Barry, who were on hand for the
Sunda) bru nch. "at lca~t not ~ct." · \\Ould preH~nt man) (from ufTcnng) event wnh the rest of the manage·
added Charlene Prager.) hean attacks." ment team. Beccy Ro1ers and Job
Heart In titutesupponcrscnJO)cd Notonestoconline thc1rchantablc Main. (Karen v.111 be taking a few
Canadian ba) shri mp cockta il. mini ""oh emc-nb to one organ11a11on . months ofT. ho"c .. cr, as baby Ken-
roast i.1rloin of"bccf dip sand"'ichcs. the Pragers ho!'>tcd preview partte'i for dall' due date 1s right around the
salmon tanare. stuffed mu'ihrooms the Rehab1hta11on Institute of corner)
a nd skwcv.ered Atlantic monkfish. Sout hern C'a hfom1a (RIO) and v..111 Associates ass1st1ng Perewo1k1 in
among other taSt) treats ha .. e the Assistance Leagut of Ne"'· ora,a n111ng the event which honored
Prager. a member of the Hoaf pon Beach. Both organ11a11om open-The As~tcs' ne"'_membtr hip of
Hean Institute board and one who ed The R1t1 and "they brought U" more than 100, included Mary Ray.
sun 1,cd a tri ple bi-pass 14 )Cars a~o. guod luck." i.a1d Charlene ... and "c'rc· mond, Nora Jor1ea1ea, Au Howard,
1s happ) to sec th e hoctp1tal ofTenng hoping for the same." Katlay Merrimu, RoblJI TUMr,
some o f the ri1wst cardiac care 10 the Da)"to-dn) management. when thl' Lut1l Palumbo and Dr. Do11las
area. ''The c:ard1ac program has rcall) \ ankee Ta' cm opens official!) on Z11maa.
llOHOst·opt:
~nteringjob market bitter experience ~.::!!':::.~;.~~:
• ARJES (~1arch :! 1-.\pril 19)'. \ ou might be \a) ina. "Is this \\ cdncsda) or DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm 49 deoded to f;' a part-time job and DEAR H: I can 1Ddel'9tud wlly must bu) him an enga,ement nng. I ch ,.. r n t 'bl :i.. b I · h b II I r. 22 b •-d 1 .. _, work 10 a low-payi'no JOb "nd can't nstmas cnano 1caturcs g1 mu\1t. en crta1nmcnt po<;s1 c romantic college educated and the mother 01 e pout wit t e 1 s. went 1or )'OI are 1pset, ut ui1tea o Ull;' DI • .. I 1 d d I II I L b I d four. I staved at home afier the binh interviews and not one person hired bitter 11 ... est tbt >'" cMck Mek afford to buy him a nng. I also might IO\O .. ement n '' 1 ;ia )OU ~cspec t ".' P3~ <..omp imen1. 1 taf IO\O .. e
of my first' child to care for m)\ fa mil) me. All the personnel interviewers wl .. ~me of tlle .women wllo bl&er-add that we arc not 1cids. I'm 45 and TA B L .\pnl :~~1a~ -0> .~ ou 11 have lucl in ma tte~ 0 SpcC'IJlat~on.
full time. I f.elt that was mor'" were women about m:f' age. Every.J'ob viewed wOi ud atk llow te tm,...ve he's 50 (Both slightly aoofy I guess) e~pcci.ill) in picking long shot<,. 'our fortunate number "111 be 1 \\hat ~ J • ' •1 appear\ far a"a> "111 actualh b..• do'ier t n or n I 1n11r1 ated. importanu.b.an ~money. • I applied Tor f C<?ul have handled yo•r presatedo•. £ina.Uy _J watbd.rcw my .proposa _ . EMlNUMa). 21-Junc...2.0J...JX.'J2.1.lk _
I'm the lady in the neighborhood well. tam rnponsible, honest~--~ _, be-a l'ftarllliat a an<f"told H.ar<;>ld he would have to apparl·nt lcgaj ob taclc. ,0 u·11 eain .
you two-income families call to take ~blc and neat. I ~ould hav~ been on puMa wl .. all yo1r fiH .,..Uttes propose to me 1fhe wants me to marry OOJCCll\ c. pothght on la" ~ix·c.ulaHon .
your son Johnny to soccer practice. tame eve!)'. momma and given top-fallM a.1et a Job after%% IA&ervlews. him. He refused and said I am honor-suong loH' relation'ihtp c apnrnrn
I'm the one who drove your dau&hter ·notch service to the company and its FW ... wbt It ls. bound to stick by my oriainal ofTcr. nau .. c "ill h<:comc trusted alh c hrck
home when she became sicl( in customers. P.....,. ._ •f lhse womea wllo He gets a b1gcharge outoftcllinaall bills related to telephone. dtxtr1<..·1t'
school. I also agreed to take care of l chcckcdbackatplacesthatpasscd wai laired ••'t worti Ht• .t:• our friends about this and I ftnd it CANCER <June-21-Jul) 22):.Stud)'
your . plants when you we~t on over me. They .~d young wo men millat be stvn a clla9ce. "-r embarrassina. I ~ly don•t know C1cmin1 message \'ou·11 pcrct·1\t~ poten-
vacauon, and I kept your mail and with youn& families. No doubt those s11ge1tloa: Def•se you 0 fer ud what to do. -MUDDLED IN ual. long d1Mance call will vcnf) bchefs.1111111•• ....
newspapers. who were chosen have some dummy •0" OD a more r.•1!1ve self-ma1e. McMINNVILLE (ORE.) (mphasis on basic ':slues. propcn).
l was room mot.her for three years. li~e met~ help them o~t when their DEAR ANN LANDERS: This DEAR MUDDLED: Tell Harold sccun t). ai rccment reached ~uh older iflllMP-llPilll!!I!,..
straight and captain of the the fun<t-kids get sick or need a ndc. letter nfay seem totally weird, but I tbe joke ls over ud yd1're tired of tt. LEO (July :?"·Aug. 22): You're due to ach1e\e .. ui»et \JCtof) .. Scenano
raising drive. I also served as pre i-I'm dce{>IY hun and humiliated by know you've printed crazier ones. Let la1m now tbt yOI will settle fer highlights fresh tart. romance. st)lc 'aluable contacts. pcclal note· void
dent of the PT A. 'this expcneoce. r guess women like In a half-Joking wa y, I proposed to uy type of naa ~e wut1 &o HJ or ao hca\) lifting Another Leo might~> ... You arc rcall) magn1fictnt1 ..
I drive a.n I I-year-old car, wear a me should be rounded up and Harold in front of a witness. (l was rtq, II you really wut Wt py. P.S. VJRGO(Aug. 23-Scpt. :?2)· Look beh ind encs, check pa)'mcnt schedule...
15-year-oldcoatandcut myownhair. dumped in a barrel labeled "Cultural really serious and he knew it.) Harold Are yo• 11re be'• ript for yoe! Re protcc.t \,aluables. famil) d1'iputc conccmma prt>pcn). pa)mcnt'i will be
This year, whiomy younitst clilla Glfbul!• How abou 1t. Ann? -said, "Ytt 1-accepL" Now. he .says 1uad1 more tbu ''1llglltly 1oofy" to M:ttlcd "'nhin JI da)S . .Cancer. Aquarius per'ion pin) outstand1 n.a roles.
_became a hiah school senior. I TURNING SO USA lhat because r did the proposing. I me. -JURA (~t. :1-0ct ~>· Moon in ~our ~ acrcn.n p ublic.hl. ~1al
apix.iranlc'i pcrsona ht}. SC\ appeal Wear \our LOlors sea blue bro"n
purple S<cnano features 'iudden surge u( populant) Grmin1 figure
prnnuncntl).
NEW FROM .
IN SfOCK NOW!
If you thoug.ht "The Legend cA Zelda ..
wai fuJI ol ~n-sq, dariJls, * eucttSSOr -
... Tllat AdftMllft ol Uak"-wll blMC
you bllO 11y,.~ The pmc u so
c 1ting and fallt·pacqj that )OU'll need
to UM: close-ups and over vicWll tu
enhance your vtdco VISl<>n I )'W 8Uidc
Link through 8 levels ol secret ~
and unckrsround labyrinths in the
ctan,crou1 land of HyNlc lbur mmion
is to reNm lhe pr«iou1 cry.cal,, ddeac
the auardllftl Ol lhe 6 pelaces and fttt
Pr1ncesa 1.cldit from her apell So
~:." te.e pme tt.at N~
dcwlop"9111 • ' Ptl1illl ...... '° M )'Utl cm .... 1 bralhcr, ~ ti.ck,
.... ~ ...... when: ,.,. left""· Hurry i• ..,., wt.lie our lhtlw:s att
fllill llOCMd~
,.,.., .............. . ........................ ........................ ,..... .. ,..-............... ... ... i ............ .... ........... ~ .. =-
HHIUfil .
ly CHMLES GOREN
•nd OMAR SHARIF
East-West
deals.
WfST
• Q6 ry .' 5 0 QJl3l
vulnerable. South
ORPIO (Oct H-Nov 11) Plan'i madt• t'l\-O months ago will nov. bear
fruit 'I uu'rc on mort ~lid cmo11onnl-financial ground What had ~n hidden
"Ill be rcH·aled -to )Our ad,antagc Tauru'> ind1 ... 1dual 1mpan'i lepl
1nforma11on
SAGITTARIUS (NO\ 22-Dcc :? I) ~trC\'i commun1cat1on rr\ ICV. of
'ipcciul tud1cs You·11 gain through read1na. v.ntm& l\lcmhrt of oppos1tt \C).
talk.\ about problem relatini 10 brother'\ 'ii tcr' Vario fi1urc-c; promin~ntl>
CAPRI ORN (De<. 12·Jan. 19). ( oopcrntc "Ith vcmin1 1nd1\ldunl.
MaJ01 tha.nac~ OClur on home fronl. Empha'>11c d11)fomnn . be r~ccptl\c to
\uptst1011' made b) famil} member You'll get the mone~ • \ ou'll also rel't'IH
&Ill .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb I )· Tendcnt) 1 for emotions to dominate
loa1c S1n"c for balance protect 't'lf at ··c1u (iuarters" nano feature
commun1cnt1on. romnncc, po, 1blc 1n" 1tat1on to tr:i .. cl (10<>d new, concern
manu npt
Pl E (f cb 19-March 20): tud y Aquanu mc\~&c You·ll n $C abo"c
famil) d1fTerences. Money become ava1lablt from urpn!>(' \Ourcc. Lovt
rcla11on\h1p •~ tc tee.I. Focu>on m1nauc, &Jamour. m ) tcry You'll bt' v.innct!
IF APRIL It I YO R BIRTHDAY )OU are independent. crcath c, ha ve
tendenc) to become invol\ltd 1n "dinacrous situation~•· Leo, Aquarius
per n plar import.an t roks in )Our hfe Cu~nt C}clc emphas11es
commun1ca11on, crtat1v11~. manta! status, possible add111on 10fam•l). _.IQl11:--_
Apnl 1 fini hed, )Ou'll bend ofbunkn, linanciaf and othe'""'1\C You'll make
frc\h \tart 1n Ma) lo\e relation hie_ v.111 1ntcn 1() Dunn& June. )OU coutd
IC'tuall) cn<'ounter )'Our "soul mate.
I . '1. HO\ U
East Coast most compa#ble
tNlth success In marriages
S...ically, your ~ has
four limn• .,od • chancr to succe(d oa dal EMt Coat 11 on tht West
COM&. Worth I.be move?
~rw mabt lnKef bullttt
Ao s.me daiDe you sec in sk Y· wri~ Thaaium letnchloride. A
dear liquid. Eapoeed to air. it tums uno a tbicll IU-:
Dillln ba~ blDd la)"a'I of cMrcOel deep ............. ·1n Cen-
tral Amlrica. So Ibey.._ know even
tropical tbrestl call fMil clowri I ft dry
te8IOftl.
A ~IO ba-for vicumt ~ ... iato tbe ..... ........
~1p1· nm.s u ~ traps The •tiass• anaeci IPKia)ast maket an uocommon Yl<amot.
Q. Ha~ WC C\W hlld an U •
pretident wbo suppc)ned an ••memy"
eovmuneai?
A. Not unless )OU want IO count
John Tyatt. He was for the COft· fedtncy.
A 10-mpt\ wind OD Vmus .... -\ 10n.ie of a hunkne, Dente air ii Wily •
Venus· atnM11,b1re it•dlw•an
canb ocean at tbe balf'·milc depda.
"Utopia" coma hm the old Greek word for -Mowlwft. ..
CU,_ ocme up Wida a~•
to wllJ tM W. GPNllZ' 91 ·-Paiat ........ .. .... .. ,.., .-.-111111o1..._ a•1 a1
tlMnYN«ft ,.._
WAIHINOTON -ne Scailt on ~ Njettal aa efron IO add 1M
i50tlillioD ~llillre Ola •¥1• 'ind lou bailOut IO tbe fttcal 1919
~mow •could have II.ck ~ ... -.-..-~ ..... widt the .,...
Wcral dilcit in b · .
Ona '°"41 vote.~~re.)eded
l move by Sea. Bob Graham, 0-fla..
o -aive provisions of the l98S Jramm-lt.udman deficit reductaon
IW iD order IO t.lloon dUt year's
leficit IO at least S2 l 3.3 t;illion to pay
Or lbe t.ilouL
Under the ~t reduction law,
vi111 ill proYisioJU would have
eqwred 60 votes.
Graham '8ad financana lhc bailout
Oltl tbf'OUlh direct bortow1015 by
be Treasury rather than tbrouah a
omplu alternative off-budfct
.
Or•lllOomlDAllV PtLOTt'W ......... Aprl 11, ,_ A?
udmanwaiv l bailOIJ
ldlmc wulCld ~Bulb would save admuu1tration ova UW PM' two
tuPaJeftS4.5billaonova30yeanor weeb tat beck other etlort1 &o
SUO minion unually in k>wer ~n Bulb's control ovtr the u..a. COlll. beibat.
-:We're die eenerauon that creeled By 66-32, the Snate ddeated an lhil borreDdous pioblnn. that cut the llfte'lid~nt by Sen. Bob Kemy, ()..
cake at tbo .,.ny, but we're not the Neb., which wouAd bave 1Ublt1tu&ed
onn who 1rt 91>a .. to .. Y for it." be an indcpencknt board for ont domi-
lald. "Since we're tran~na the naied by Cabinet memben to tell
cosu to our cbildttn and &r1nd· t0me S400 billion an real eaa~ the
cbildttn, tht least we can do as be aovern1MntilanMritin1111reaultof hooelt about n and try to lower the • the S&l cn51s
costs.'' • The vote may ha"e reflected scna-
Eartier Tueiday. the Senate pvc ton' desare for an ll-day rec~ as
voice vo~ approval IO aa &m<nd· much as an endo~ment of Bush·s
ment by Sen. John Heanz, R-Pa , to· S&L ptan, which over the ne't 30
expand the Racketttrin1 lnnuenct )eJr1 will cost a man1mum of $260
and Comapt Orpniutaon1 Act to btlhon. two-thirds of it from tu-
includc crimes ••nn SA.Ls, ti..nts 09YCTS
and other fina0C1al institution~ and "J know how lhe herd instinct
the federal deposit insurance system works around here." said Sen. Dale
Senators ~ho ptivately netOttated Bumpers. 0-Ark., \\-hO upported
the S&l ttiCUC pee~ Wlth the Kerre)'s amendment. "They can ·
llMll that rceeu bour, .. he laid of bis =ii would Upeet the delate ~llow tenators. • ol a complex 1*1'11"· ~ty Leader GeOl'9t Mitchell, "We limply cannot a«oril bidrtt-
0.M.aine, ~led has ti-.t &o call 1111 Md ... YI." uid a.m. alias
the Seut.t ti.ck in on Friday and next estimates tbat tbie pioblem will coa-
week, af necessary, if tbe bailout tinue to pw by SI billion a month
PKkue is not approved by Wed~ until the racue .-is put in
day af\cmoon Othetwatc. the Snat.t placr.
would not meet apin untal Ma)' l . H~n-. ematon aoc on t~
The S64-paat bill was neaotia&ed bank.ins oommittce cxpreped rescn&-
WJth tM adminastrauon two ~kl ment at the efforts by ata ~aders to aao taraely throuah thrtt hehaod-ruah action on the balf.
closed-door caucuses amona lhc 12 ''The bank1n1 committee as not the
Democrats and n11'1c Republicans on fountain of all wisdom," •1d Bump.-
the Senate Bankina Committee. era. "To •UllHt that this document as
1m1lar ICJ1slation as beans exam-sacred and every word 1nfalhble ..
tned 1n the House, where the bank ma (and) af tbe other 80 senators not on
comtnitttt as to bc&in acuna on the bank.in& comm1t1ee have no say,
arneodl\WllS.JlCXl week. ·-we may as *ell Just ao home now."
The Stnatc panel's chaarman, Sen Sen. Chnstopher Dodd. 0-Cono .. a
DonaJd R1eale. l'.>·M1ch., and Garn, committee member, said the vote
its ranluna ltepubhcan. plead¢ with defeatina Kerrcy's amendment 1n-
membcrs not to offer amendment . dacalcd other attempts to alter the
'**':alto wiU be .............. oaea t have IOtne iMril. ..
.. Once you aaan inU.i111eac4Jllw
you run &M rilk ol IGli111 • belana," he laid.
K.erny'a amendment would llMe
established an independent llWD-membcr board to rua me Raaludoa
Tnttt Corp .• a new aeeecy 11111 ..
take control of all the -ot ......
of f'ailed Sit Ls and the real esaate IMC
secured them. Bush wanted the new .-, IO
operate under a three·mem• bOM'd
made up of Brady. Atioraey o..raa
Dick ThombuJlh and Federal le-
sene Chairman Alan Greenspan.
The Senate commattee'a com-
promLSe calls for a five-member
board thai would tnclude two mem·
bers_ aPi>Oanted from the private
sector in addition to Brady;
Thornburgh and Greenspan.
• r
Turnaround not takeover, Missler says
ly DONNA MOONEY ,,..... ...............
When Charles Masslcr asks for
SS0,000. nobody lau&hs. In fact, has
isteners wash they had the money to
pve ham.
Massie is regarded as a turnaround
d na. He orchestrated the revival of
Nc$tem D111tal . a financially
rou~lcd high-tech company that
•etumed . from bankruptcy's bnnk
buryean later to po.stS 100 milbon in
;ales. Stock prices soared from 27
:ents per share to S 13.SO. He turned
around Precision Instrument Co. for
:base Manhattan starting m 1975
Nhen shares went for SO cents. B)
1977 sharC$ sold for $6.50' As current
:hairman of the board of RcMSel
Industries. shares have risen from 10
:ents to $3.SO.
Last fall his holding company
meraed with Colorado's Woodmoor
Corp. to become The Phoen1.1t Group
lntemauonal, of which he is chair-
man and and chief executive officer.
In January the company was hsted 1n
USA Today as.. the seventh biggest
winner an the o"-Cr-thc-countcr mar-
M1ulcr, a broad man who bcpn his
;arcer at the U.S. NnvaJ Academy tn
4.nnapolis, as a third genera.Lion
•Newport Beacher " He earned mas-
ter's dcarces tn enatncenna and
)us1ness from UCLA and became
oranch chief of the Aar Foroe depart-
ment of auided missiles. He pve up
the mahtary and worked for defense
:o ntractor TRW. then JOined Ford
~otorCo.
From there he started up his o~ n
farm, C)'phemeucs Corp. T"'o )Cars
later, when shares Jumped to $62
from the ori11nal 5 cents, Mis Jer
-narted work as a c0Mul1ant for
R-ockwcll lntemataonab ~1nce lhat
tune he has sat on the boards of nine
companies.
So far. only one company has
fallen. Missler blames boardroom
strife for the phlht of Helioneucs Inc.
Shares dropped from S 17 to S7 and
the compan) entered Chapter 11
But Missler doesn't seem affected
by the loss. He talks fast and he
answers questions wathout a mo-
ment's pause. When he speaks he
drops has head so his eyes shoot
dramaucally from JUSt beneath has
brows. His prcscntauon packet opens
·th a passa&e from "Julius Caesar:·
By the time·hc packed up to leave
after a aucsl appearance for the
Oranae Coast Venture G roup
Wednesda)'. he had shaken as many
handsasan tncumbcnt polaucian. He
hadn't a busmcss card left 1n his
poc~et, and his hand was failed wath a
pile of cards pu hcd o n him by cager
and en' ious businessmen
Mmler. who spoke on Mhfe aficr
leveraaed bu)outs" promotes turn-
aro unds as n health> alternall\le to
LBOs. He cues o\FL-C 10 chief Lane
K.trklan_d when hstang 1hc d:ingc:r of
the latter. More than 90.()00Jobsha\e
bccnlo t1njust IObuyout .Chm'bina
pnces of takeo,ers fort'.-the con-
tra-tiers to ~II off valuahle asset and
cut an vestments such ns research and
development to co,er the CO\t,
kno~n as ·'sla hand bum."
And the potential 1\ growing,
according to his figures. Pn\'ate
capital inve tments ha'c 1ncrcased
e1&ht·fold since 1980. to ncarl) S 160
b1Thon. bout 200 acqu1s1uon aroup
boast total equ1tycaf1tal of moroihan
$30 balhon. Mo t o the act1HI)' 1~ an
lc.,eragcd bu)Outs.
In an 10crca$angl y global marl et·
place, mcrtcan busan~s 1s at risll.
M1sslersa1d The stronae t American
.companies-ha' e...becn 1n;ectcd v.1-th
Charte1. Ml11ter. an ••pert In th• turnar~und pme.
debt. and thus r1 k. and are without told his ll\tcncrs to make a h t of
offset In thl' '>Uf\ ''al game. Ion -r«cnt pun.: ha~\ and \\Tile down the
term 1n"e~1ment\ arc cut and l ' counll) or ong1n
comsx•11tl\l.'ne!.s 'luffcr\ .. , ou'll )CC ho" "'c're doing an lhe
.\mcrirnn bur,am·.,., mu t inter-ant crnatuin.al marlctplan• -"e·u.•
natiena~l/l' he 1d -\.-, d ~mtn~ he ...lo1lng.Jlur h1n\" ·
Consumer prices for quarter show jump
ly NANCY BENAC
~Mh..,.WltMt
\\ HINGTO:'I. -Consumer
prllcs Jumped O.S percent an Marrh.
propelled b) ha&her costs for food.
enef'J) •nd apparel. and helpt'd
produle the large t quanerl) incn:a
an t\\O )COf\ the JOH'rnmcnt re-
ported toda) u t month'\ damb 1n tht' Labor
Dcpartmcn1' ( on\umcr Pm·e lnde'
followed aJ, anccs of 0.6 percent an
Janual) and 0.4 percent an February
O"erall, con umer pn~ in the
past three months ro at a com-
pound annual rate of 6 I percent
Man:h pcmxJ. 1hc large t quJrll·rl\
ancrca~· in l'1iiht )car\
Daniel T \.Jn 0 ) l e son1or econ
onust at Bank of mcnca an 'Jn
Franl1~1.o. ~1d 1n ad,ance oftoda) ·,
report that "htle pnce n~"i haH·
moder a\cd wmc since the start of the
)car. "~e till ha"e a problem" \\Ith
the pan• of anOntaon
"We're an a period "here the
inn taon rate ~-em~ to be hanging
around S to S S perlent." Van D)'lle
said. "1 hat as too high for an) lon~
run lanJ of cquahbnum and l don t
thanl that' "hat the Federal Re r\C
has in mind t tthcr."
lor more than t\\o-lilth., of the pm:c
auclcr.ttaon dunng the fir t 4uam·r.
1hc Labor Ol·panmcn\ ~Hi
Rasana fooJ prin· "l'rt rc'ipon'iablc
for nearly onc-quJrtcr of the price
increase ,Jurin¥ 1h1.· 4uartrr II :ud
(\duding thmc t"'o 'olnulr
l'Jtegonc'>. othl.'1 llln.,umcr rnn·,
ro~ 0.4 pcRc111 in ~t .1rdt. thl' \ilmi.'
~ccJ\ 1n I l·h1u.1n
The \t~rch Ii urc.s Jell Lhc OHra.11 <. umuml.'r P11lc lmJc, Jt I:?:? \ pl.'r
cent ofm I %:?-M-l base ml'anan3 that
a h)pothc11c.1l "Kle1.11on or good
co t1n1S100 Juring the: tr.l\C (X'noJ
~ould lunc1.thl I:!:! 10 in M.il\h ... 0
cent more than an b :hruan
!Dllfl''>I ra11:,Jo"'n .ind thl' ".l' 10
J o th.ii 1' an hnng 1hc budget dcfil 11
dov.n:· hl' ..a1d
The L hor Ckrartml.'nt olTemJ
1hcscothc1 dct,ul\on p.ran·changc'i 1n
Murch
-f hc mucai.t· 1n lo()d rntc'> "'a\
larg.cl\ a rcflc1.t1on ot a ~ ..i pcncnt
Jump ·in JlrllC\ lor mcatr, poullr>. thh
and egg ..
-.\ppard pmc'I ro"'' I -4 ix·r\.\''"
IJ\t month alter dropping 0.2 pcrll·nf
an rcbruan l hl' llll'rl'asc '\o\J\ hlaml'd
on ahc 1nt1odult10n ol h1ghcr-pm\·d
prang and \um mer l;1\h1on-.. parttl 11-
larl~ for "omcn
-va\Ohnc Jlrll\'\ \hot up ~ I
n \t,uch .ilkr 3lh <}n1. in1 I
-·
wa!I the la c l quarter!) 1ncrc.1sc
•anct the 11"\Ct rec monTh of 1qa1.
~hen rriccs roM: 6.3 ~rcent on an
annua baSt . and v.as 1n1ficanl1
h1Jhcr th n the annual con umcr
pntt mnof .C,4 percent rqa\temi for
each of the past l•o )e&n.
food costs last mun th ro~ t~ ice a'
lD.l.lCh .. th~ dad durtn tht..Pre\ IOU\
month, up 0 pcn::ent 1n Mart h al1tr
ad\.ancana 0.4 pcn:C'nt an Feoruar
f n(rs: "' ' . mean-. hilc. rCIJ\· le~ their harpc'lt tnlfl:3'14' sinu·
uaust 19 7 last month. ad,anC"an
Thi• ou-rall rns.lc;s.. unlike othl·r
fi~ur~ an the: n.·~ut .., not 3 JU\t« n
rcn11.>' e the ctkt·1 on pm. C\ ot ..._. son-
:il Ouou11twn.,
pc:f\:cnt during Tl.'hFU:rr\" -< 13'M:•l.mt'"~-
pncc \H'rc up 4 JX'1CC'nt lorth<.' hl"'\t
thn:c month\ ul IQ Q
I. I pe~cnl afler mma 0 6 pel'\ent an
Februlr)'.
-McJacal 1.Jrl l"O\I\ ro 0 S
pc:m:nt 1n \tar1.h toll\l"'"lt 1nlfl'.l\t'~
ol 0.8 ixrH nt in huth J mu•m ,,nu
I ~bru.:m.
Pracc 1ncn:ascs have betn e'en
ll«pcr *' the ~holriale le'cl. ~here
inflation ran at a rompound annu1al
rate of 10.2 percent m tM Januan'-
1 he bocnt an petroleum ·b.l'IAxl
enera> prt cs. up at a '22.4 pcl't'ent
annual ralt> '°far •his )car. accounted
Prc'11Jcn1 Hu'h 1ohJ a m<'ct1na of
con)tl u1.11un union toJJ) 1h:u the
le) 10 conunucJ ClOnolll1l' h\':tlth for
the nation 1\ 111 hnna do~n anflauon
and tntcrc .. 1 r.itl.'\ b\ n.'du 1n1 the
fl'dcl'\ll J ellut -Fntcrtiunm,•nt (0\1' "'''''up II '
··~c mu\l ltcp anfl:rnon and (ll:r\cnt I.hi month
.. . Employers niay ~e prosecuted
for wlttiholdlng vac~tlon pay
l!lMM"K.W .......... ._ plan 1~ state: <oun u.aJ. • Uw cnf~ment offk1als from
12 •tat~ ,01ncd Mauachu~tts 1n
uflina.ibc US Suprunc..Coott to
o~tttum &ht \tat court ruhnt The •tatn aft Conncct1cut,
Florid&. lthn0t Maane. Minne·
to&a. 'cw Hampthtrc, ·c~ YOfk ,
Nonh C1rohna. Oklahoma. Ver-
mont. W1tt"On11n aftd W)omin,.
The tat<"S \aid fcidtnJ i.~ and
tnfottt-ment m«hannms tt '"" adequate tu JWQtC'C1 woBttS
-r<>naf\&Uy ckn1cd ~11('9rion .. ).
Group
slams
State Farm
at1t~rat@s.
l AN(,fl F.S (AP) -'tact
f'arm an\ur.a" c "o' crch.u11n1 aut • mobtlc pohn holJc~ and \hould be
rcoquartd to rorqo rat( hike until the
ta~ • UPfCme ( ourt rule' on 1hc
nlidit) uf P~h n 103 c:on·
•urMr lfOUPt satJ .
l nsuranlt' Clln'\umer tllon
et work. (um mun C autc and ( tln·
wRWn naon fik'd a ~ Monday •1• mt 1hfum.a lnwrantt Com·
mitlion .taowan1 tact Farm wa\
o~Uf'l&ftl polK hOkltri b~
petaft\.
J)e .,_... ""' the C'<MftmaJ mn tollldntitliilin aantd tM lilie"roun
•1111 ••-'•he voett.....,..o~nS a IHI l'lfonft uutaa"~· wtuch
Cllli 11r • lO lltfft"' ron beet ot ca1 ._ __ __
11 s a hc..u1t1hal L!tfl t•xt 111'•1\t'I\' from 111 n'' ~ t n
t\11d 11 t. n be vou~ ln>t:. .Just upt·n" nm· ,.t'.tl' C D
.u (tlllltt al PH< IOt• l\11l~--·.i\tllk \\llh bl IC'ast $10.000
In h111<l-. 11 ~w to tlw h;l11k
·1 ht n -.t•lt't t u c.11t ol
·vmtr r hot<'t' trom mw ol
1011 1 ~rour ... d<'rx·nchni! tlll
lht• .tmowu oh-ow tr1H-:-.t
lllt'a\l l 10.()()() ti20.000·
·~5.000 50.()()(l)
lndudt'tJ In 1 ht• ~d 't I Ions .11 our bmOC' h~ nrc
some.• o t t'llhm\ ~ nmst d<o::-..tral k t n'U!"\m.~ tn ~ll\'f'r.
~old. t rvs1.tl .md more Giit~ Sor \"n11r home nd
}X'rsc..m:u ~lft~ for you .. met ,,,ur lo-.t:d on~.
AJom(" Ith the ~111. voi1'U 11-c'C'lu· thC' hli!h lntt'rcst
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\'OU lcxlli.\:. Or t aJI 1·800-MCJnC.
And c1ptn 1wo lhtn~~ of trl( omp .. u.thle \~a.tu<. 1~.ic·tO<· Sm11w,-. Bank<. D .rn<l .rn t· c hl l\e ~lfl Imm
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~~r_nor!i!~~~!~~.~, hurt con~~!'~~i~~ ~
t._.,.,.,.. futun: ecuvi\)', pluneect by 13.7 Stansofmulti-famll) un11~fdl 8.1 ccunomim ha''t' ..ianed 10 ~
percent in March, the b1gcst pcrcc111 10 an annual rate or 403.000 that ia ""''*' m:cuiun is hkl"l) 10 liqit W~HINOTON-Hous1n1con-monthly drop iancc a 14 percent units . b) lalc.-lhi~)Caror(atl) 1n 1990 atruct~n. 'uffcnna under the impacl decline 1n Cktobtr 1981. 1n the early Economm1sts have blamed ns1n1 1 he ""cakncss in Marth•• led b)
of n&anJ monrae rates. fcl~ 5 4 '"IC~ of the llltretc 1on mortpgc rate~ for 1hf hou•1na UIC\.'P 34. I pcr\:Cl1l drop an COnJtruC'•
pcrttnt'" Mar<· "'°work on sinale• The5.4pcrccntdcchncincon51ru"-slo•do-wn Fixcd·ratt" mortaaats arc uon act1\lt) in the Nonht'a\t, 1
family homes 'lowed to the wcake~t 11on of new home\ and apartments now 1vcra11na t 1.11 pcrant, up by r~on which until .r~ently had ~rt
pan" in more than four year!>. thr w8' the attond monthl> dttreasc. almost one full per«ntaaat point e,11;pcricncin1 a bu1ld1n1 boom 1.na·
IO'crnmen1 said today. followana a 12 pcrttnt drop 1n from a year aao. accordina to a gcred b> 1mprov1n' fo.nunn ofhagh·
The housana rtpon by the Com-Fcbru1ry. h lcf\ construction work •t natiomil survcy b) the federal Homt' tcchnoiu&) ukJustn6 an the area
mcrcc lXpattment was hkrly to a 1ea'°nally adJus1cd annual rate of Loan Mor\llat Corp But in ·March, Northeast construe}
antcnsafy f~ that the economy is 1n 1.39 million uni" laS\ month a~ work The federal Rl~r"c over the past lion tarts feU Lu an annua.J r1te o
dantcr of topphn1 into a !'cw re· on both ~intlc-famil> homtt and )~at has been pu~h1na lntdcst rate 149 000 unnt. the ~ow~t building
cession. Hou\ang. because n 1s so apartment bualdinl-\ weakened higher in·a" effort to dampen anOa· pac~ in the re11on ince Scptem~r
1tns1th·e to n s1ng interest rates. as Con truct1o n of sanale-famal) uonaf) prcs\urcs. Bl.It Prt'1den1 Busl\ 1983. 1
of\en a harbinger of troubles in other homes droppeJ belo" the I million and various members of Congress tan of nrw homes and 1part• sccto~ of the cconom}. mark to an annual rate o( 994.000 ha\c c.-"pres~ fears that the Fed may mena "ere orr 5.2 ~r<.~nt an thr-
The report said appla('at1ons for unib . the slO\\CSI pace since January be an danger of O\erdoang the crtd1t· South.
MevOf'adt .........
.. Stock prices surge; DoWat post-craSh .hi~M
l
sianalcd • slowing economy which Board came to 208.6S million shares, takeover threau from balhonai~ Kenneth· Leventhal By JUUA C. MARTINEZ
Al' ...... t•\ll'tll••
adds partners in NB NEW YORK ·-The stock ma~ket
su~ed to a new post-crash high an
acu vc trading Tuesday. after new
economic data signaled moderation
in the economy and helped case fears
Barry Mevoracb and Timothy Wbet1el1 have been named partncrs .. nt about inflation.
Kenneth Leventhal & Co.'s Newport Beach office. The Dow Jones average of 30
Mevorach has been manager of the audit department of the public industrials shot up 41 .61 points to
accouting firm since 1985. Whetsell has been a man.ager of the tax department 2,379.40, the highest level since the
si nce 1983. Oct. 19, 1987. stock market collapse
• • • and wcgl above 1t~ previous post-Lynn Gold1trobm has been named branch manager of Pa}chex Inc .. loca ted an crash high of 2.347.14 on Feb. 7.
Costa Mesa. Goldstrohm will be responsible for service and operational act1v111~s for Tuesday's move w~s also the
Paychex a nation wade firm specializin~ in payroll and payroll tax rC'.lum sharpest one-day nse since. Oct. 20.
preparation for employers of all sizes. Goldstrohn joined Pa)chex in 1982 as a I ~88. when ~he blue-chap 1nd1cator
client service supervisor in Washington. D.C. In 1987 she was promoted to an rose 43. 92 po ants.
operating suppon specialist for Payche,11;' California region. In the broader market, .a~vancang
. • • •. . · issues outnumbered decltnang ones . For the third um,e, Jolan Simon, coordmaung panner of heppa~~· Mullan. by about 11 to 5 in nationwide trading Richter ~ Hamp~on.~ Newport Beach office. has been named an The Best of Ne"' York Stock Exchange-listed
Lawyers an America. stocl>.s with I 047 as ues up 4 71 The reference guide ~ighhghts Simon for his ~xpenasc in real estate law. down ~nd 464 ~nchanged. ·
Simon was also selected an 1983 and 1987. Sel~c11on of the top attorney is Share prices leaped at the opening
based on votes by thousands ~flawyers on a nallO!J~l level. following a sharp rally an the bond
The Corona del Mar resrdent ha~ ~n practacang law wath major firms market on news that housing starts
since 1964 and JOaned Sheppard. Mullan , Richter & Hampton an 19 6 were down dramatically and con· • • • Dan Wardrop has been promoted to th e position of managing director at sumer pnccs were an la ne with
Sperry Van Neu. a Newport Beach-based investment real estate firm. expectations.
As managing director Wardrop, who was a vice president, part1c1patcs as The Co.mmercc Department re·
a partner in the business. He's been with the firm since it started an Ocwbcr. ported that housing starts .fell 5.4
1987 and specializes in industria l buildings in the Orange Count}' area He was percent la st mont~ am~d ns·
with Marcus & Millichap prior to joinin2 Sperry Van Ness. tngzm~rlgagc rates ~hale appl1cat1ons • • • for bu11dfog permits plunged 13.7 Wllllam Black has been promoted to senior vice pres1dc.-nt of Geneva percent. '
Bu1ln~11 Re1earcb Corp .. an Irvine-based international financial scr"ccs .Although t.he hou~rng__ numbcrs
organ1zat1on. raised rece i.1on concems r stock
Black JOincd Geneva in 1985 as marketing manager anal}'sts said the market intcrprc ted • • • ABLE Compwter has appointed Frederick. Weller -to the i>051uon of the re~rt a<> &<><&.filwS ~au<;e 11
manager of technical operations.
'lSJ. l PS & DOft'' Weller joins ABLE after .more than 10 )tars expcnence an 1cchn1cal
support and service management with majorcomputcrcorporataons 1ndud1ng
D1g1tal Equipment Corp .• Distributc;,d ~gic Corp. and Ota General orp. NEW YORI( CAP) _ The follQwino 1,,1
P I G .__ d PhD h be • d d I d shOws lhe New York Stock E•change aa er-r t, . .. as en a~pomle associate me 1ca a rector stocks and warrents thal have 90M uo the mental health, for Coit Care Inc. He wall adminasterthe company's ps)chaatnc most and down lhe most bas.cs on percent
d b Of chano! for Tuesdav an substance.a use management program. No secur111es trading below n or 1000
A practicing psdy~hol?,list1 forhthe pa~t 10 )Cars. Gficrhardl hasdeacnme srn.J:f =~~ ·~~=•ve chanoes are the expenence an prova '"' 1am1 y t crapy an a non-pro at setting an treating ctltterence between the prevlov\ cto\•"9 high I> dysfuncuonal children and adolescents. orlce end Tuudav~sPi JO om onu
Alu Greufleld, M.D .• M.B.A .• has ~n appointed "\-ICC president Na~ L.utCltePft;
medical services. l G.umrk ·~· 01 ~ • :t '• Up 'lH Greenfield, a board-certified surgeon, was former!) medical director for ~ w~~~~·"~on° 1'f ~ t 2 • 8: l l Cigna Health Plan an Houston. Texas, and for two }'cars was associate mcdltal ' fi•nr~e wt ~· ; • 80 l .
director for FHP. a California-based health maintenance-0rgan1La110n.. ., ~~,~~ t! ~ u~ 1
Cost Care as a privately held nationwide health-care cost management 8~~~na°tr lJ~ 2,: 8:
company. Navstr wt.A '• Uo
• • • 1 UnvAl\ed f '• uo 9 Premier Relocation Servlct1 lac. an Irvine relocation subs1d1a ry of 1 Falr~10 1 ' Hit uo I
Weyerhaeuser Mortgage Co. has hired Patricia Mau• McKay as director of l ~~f1~.~t~' ~n: ?}! ~g I
sales. 1i ~~11ur n 9~· • ;'• uo McKay, a resident of Laguna Niguel, as responsible for managing sales 11, Mleft~ 1~ ~1~ 8: ,.
activnies for the company which provides relocation management ~r· 1 Se-hwblh 1~ ' l.lt uo ~ 7
vices,speciah11ng an home marketina management and consulting ~1t L'Wilfrp ~t 11 ~ ~ 8: 71
, ~ • • • tt Alleen Inc 31. •:. Uo 7. Newport Beach resident Dou.Id McMeekl•, M.D .. has Joined the ta11 of ~~ron • • uo t·
Kaiser Permnncntc's Garden Orove. m.e~ical offices. vlT~~~~ ~ ·-8: h
Glorl.a Zlper Ir AHoclates. has a!'noun~ the add111 on of Jenna fer Sims ~ ~~:.~~~nt 31,: 2~ 8: 2 t
to ns staff as an account cxeculJve. Sams previously was an ass1stant account ' Tnortec 00JN•s • uo 6j
executive in London. Enaland. She's a graduate of UCLA and h'es an ( orona Name • L•• ,,
del Mar. l riom.ownFSL 7~ -'t 7.,
Costa Mesa-based Olona Zagncr &. Associates ts a marketing agcnc~ S t~~~senco 2% ; = 1 !! ~
• • • • lsammd Inc n.-. -i... I Geor1e A. Woo41ey Jr., a resident ofHuntinaton Beach ind senior al U'i( s 'Tra row ~ ~ -~ isjoi~~1~/at~~~s~u~~~t1~~r~:·~=r~ degree an cavil '$8~,n~l'M,r -~; j .~
could lead to lo"'er anflatton. • up ~rom 128.54 million in Monday' oilman Marvin Dav15 and others
Consumer prices jumped 0.5 per-session. Pnmc Motor Inns. which ain:c<t 10
cent in March. sliahtly below market Nationwide, consohdatcd volume acquire Ramada's U.S. franchise.
expectations of about 0.6 percent, in NYSE-listed issues, including ro~ l 'ti to 28'/•. while Ramada fell ''•
according to a rcPon from the Labor trades in those stocks on regional to 11 l . Citicorp ga ined I 'la to 30'1•
Department exchanges and in the over-the· and Well fa"°O rose 2 to 70~ ''The number was not better l.han 1 k 1 1 d 247 0'-7 •e , • coun er mar c ' tota c J Kmart clo~-d down r ''•at 38'Lafl'"r expected but w1th1n expectations, ' million shares. ~ 11 " •
said Jack Garry. Lexuity analyst With As measured, b} Walsh ire A~-a d153ppoanting earnana.s forecat and
Butcher & Singer Inc. "The market is sociates' index of more than 5.-000 Lockheed fell I/a to 45l/.._ ·
still concerned about an Oat ion but the acti vel> traded stocks. the market Standard & Poor's andustnal index
figures were encouragin: The econ-_increased $35.003 billion an value. or rose 4.86 to 3S2.87, and s&P'~ 500-
omy appears to be headed 1n the right 1.17 percent. The NYSE's comPosite stock composite index gaaned 4 30 to
directi on." index of all 1 ts ltsted common stocks 306.02. The reports also suggested that the ro~ 2.08 to 171.13. The NASDAQ composite ande' for
Federal Reserve could avert further Among acti vely traded issues on the over-the<oun1er market rose
credit taghtenang. the NYSE, North"-est Aarh nes rose · 2.96
"The rise in the bond market and 711, to 97~, aficr 11s paren t company 420.81 . At the Amencan 1oc._
decline an interest rates suggests at a a nnounced that at might sell the Exchanae.1. the market value index
m101mum that the Federal Reserve is nation's fourth-argcst aarhnc. amid closed at J39.20, up 2.98. not going 10 ughtcn credn further and
ft H ·\'I''\\ s•: DID ... as going to be under pressure to lean
in the other darcct1 on. that is. case
monetar~ pohcy," said Hugh John-son. senior vice president at First NEW YORK CAP> Aor 11
Albany Corp.
Volume on the floor of the Bag ~A~"~eo
nchanoeo oteliUUH . New hiohs New tows OTf I I"' \ 'D DO ft''
NEW 't'ORK (AP) -The followlne ·Ml shows the Over·ltle·Counttr stocks and warrenls ll'l•t havt oont uo lhe mo$1 and down the most bastd on c>erC*nl of chanoe '\' s•: 1.1-: .\ D•:ns
NEW YORK (AP) AO< 11 l
for Tuesdev •l'l~~s ~~'1l~~lu:t'e~dlno btlow n or lOOO NEW YORI( (APl-Sales, ' 0 Tun-NEW YORI( (AP)-Salfl •• pm Tu.s-Net and c>ercenaage cl'lanoei are !he dav orlce and net ch•~ of tht '1s most d•Y. orlce and ntt chat1M Of the 10 mos• difference between fhe oreviovs clOslno acllve New York Stock Excl'lanoe ln uea. ecll~• A,,,,.,lcen Stock Exci'la"" luues. orlce and T.lle.$dev's last or bfd ortce. ~=o 11&Jlonalt11 •• mor" lh•n l,l, radlno nallonanv el mort then '~•tC _
N UPS LH'°'9fl'fj NWA Inc ,,.m, 1 ~ ~ WG Coro -• -199 100~ +tit l~SISvBJr. ..., Uo '. i. r n T ·m·' + .. Olhebvs n619,3003.SD 'i • s =~~7R~~n 3~ t}: 4,., M~I ~--: ' ' ~ -!r: ~c:~ ., . ~ *.~
' IA8k PB A UP lt 1 enElcth • ' ~ I • ell.tSAlrCo I " + ... s FrntOlr un I • uo I j ltlc«O • •. • l ATI Ind ,s, ' +3·16 6 SecurFdl i,. Uo I JR Nab . • • • -~ enEov 2'1•.0007 '?'" 11"-t '• 7 EnvlrPowr UP 1: ••KO l, + '°' mdeh4 5 69 I -'
I Lowrance ~ uo t J R Hid ot I i -• HomeSOOo 42. ~ ~ 9 MedlcalSler ..., uo GtWnFln , , + " Gundle' 43, 20\'l -lI Wes terbeke 1. uo IBM 1, , + 1'• 1 A.noioMed lt Up 1 Ra~1dalnc l,• , -, .. l Freller 'i Uo 1 ~n rbOe l,,•7 t I • 1 eloellt 1 1 Uo I T CQro 1, ,900 1'41 l• OR PwSvs ... Uo I evlonHuCI 1,J , 100 I 15 El CoTex • • UP I 'l ~n~ertm•C 1''• ,... UP 1 NEW YORI( (APJ-MOsl 8C1ivt OVef• I on aosoc1 I , " UP l ll'M·counler stocl\s suOPl ea bV NASO 1 lee tndus1 1 I uo L.a•t " I fianctPrc , f • Uo l I . NarM V~Astie«~
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6-~isr:~~~d •ooJ:s _; 8: l U~.'~ mhH~fjfin mi''•~i~i~ [''Pr ~· il. l \
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j l~tf~~ed l :: ~ ,~ J l't4 t ~r.v:.wrB ~ = ~ f '1 8.iec:1.cf""°"1«1tOld-l"*"111o)'TM...._.., l~ Alrshl~j"t 2 3· l• -.S· t: f HEW TOA t.API r *"' ,._,, __ .. ........ ..._
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h«k T tch -' I c...,.., . I •2IO -'-.. tMll"'4 NV C-• "'°' ,.,.. .-...-a.-.o UM• t ... IO., IOllk -• 1 I -U.T..e ., ....... "'"' 1*1• ei1111•J Manalron -• II LeM·Jl"9f!t1•POUtld ,.,.,_ .... ~ ~oowo11toJO Plant Gent I -' • • I ni... eo _,,, • .,.._ ..._.. u.. M -•
1 PM•Medlcl 10 ·-I'• 1· Tllll·M•7N ...... w ............ ..-'* ' .,=·--..,.,,, Oll S120 ~ ~comlnd 17~· -2..._ '4 .._.$$800 "-'Y& .. .,...,,I..,...,.-,, .. _. •a»su •I UO ~~Mndeur ,-c.,•_-I; 1 rJ:-·M7D,_,,.,. .. HY~'"' '"' s .,.,...,_..a.a• .-sin
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GOl .D PHl(· •. s
engineerin& an May: will~ wo~k}na under the supervision of one of the firm'
11
1 ~enM AA~l>f 1 • _ "": 2 t
engineers as an engineer an traan1na. 1 ~~TV Pro '11 -~ •.~
Shoring Engineers 1s a Sl.lbcontractiJ\I shonl'\a dcsjgn and con tructaon 1 fnf,~inh 1 !; = :: 2' -=::::i:•;:.-;t::
urm.Shoringis1hc use ofretainintwallsfortoifex:cavat1onanthc construcuon ~ ~n11to '• -~ 4~ ,...,.._, .....
of buildings. freeways and other construction sites where large amount\ of 6 ~fc:euriit 1 !~ = ~ i l -... ':"! ...,.. o..
earth must be remov~d. 7 Proft~ts1 n 1 -~ 41 = • ":4 +1
He hu.bccn acu vc at USC as a genera.I member. treasurer and socrnl ~~eri1e', J ,, = ~ 21 ~~-~ I ~~" chairman of Trojan Pnde. a USC spirit .organization and as a member of the Fru.hauf; i,,. 1· ~ l 't u •t ;
American Soc1cly of Civil Engineers. rN Ptl:r'~ ~ . ::At f ~I J.~f ," Woodley plans to run Shonna Engineers af\cr his father's retirement. kcoGrOYo !t• . 1 1 11 .. + ~
George Sr. and Janice Woodley reside an Huntmgton Beach. 6 w1111amAL -. 1 1 1 ._t i Heisagraduat~ofHuntinaton~chH1gh _School.H1sfathcrandmo1her, 1 )~~~¥~111 ~ ~' 1!
MEET
BRIAN TRACY
Brian Tracy Is one of Amertca's ~
IUthOrttiee on the DeW9lopmer It of Human Poten-
u.I and Pa aonal Effect1Yena11 8rtln Trqll th8 .a.. ~ Oftlcer of the lnltltilti' for Ex-
eQdM Development.
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busy as HOag' s
.. _ emer:gency roC?m
9Y KATY .OUO.lt bouabt lhtir home in Yorn. Lindi °' • ....,,...... . thauitsonanaacofland. The family
• CaRdy ZamrMr practtt:cs lo"e and sudcknly "8r1Cd to .,.ow b) ~aps and
compusion C\'CI') day. ~hcthn on bounds. Buuo~of'httpn1mah ~rt
tbc job or at bofnto. not bouaht t~ con,,.enuonal v.-ay by
Zimmer. 37. is a nu~ at Haq sboppenaat the local pct sto~.
H<Kpttal in t-Npon Stach. At home ··1 Knt a-.-ay to Ohio for m>
m YO.-LindasheahotwfaHmMir cb1ckms,"lhe•id. "They're hate~
to carina for t'Ao thoroupbrcd and one day ol6 thrn they'rt air-
honts, a ponf Jumper. two mallard mailed out. They amve w1th1n 24
duclu, nine cats, one pt;-'four boul'\.. Out of 45 chicken . only t"o
peacocks, 43 chickens. one German didn't make the tnp."
sht.J»!'erd doa. a blue and sold She said their German shepherd. Mcl~aw, two cockalltls and · one who bustd h1mselfhcrdin1 the aoats. ra~~ . • came from Aldcrhost. a trainana area h s hke runnina the emcracnC) m R1\iers1dc for pc>hcc dop Zimmer
room here at Hoaa ·• ~he said. said he's t>«n trained for aurcu1on ··vou·~ runn1na around constant!) . and almost wound up on the Costa
The l!'1mal~ rtquirc a lot oflove and Mesa pc>hcc force. but wilt\ the naht
attention. h SJUSt an ~xte.~saon o(the um ma and price. she was able to
nurtunna I do m m) JOb purchase him fint. She said thore wu
Z1mmu. who is mamcd to an a definnc reason she wanted a trained
O ranac Count> fireman and has three· watch dog.
children, said animals arc detinuely ~
one of her wcakne scs and she can ··~meonc "'as pulling pran~.s 1n
nc' er say no to an) one who offers her the )&rd whcn~c were sleeping, she
a pct Buttl\at rcall~ wasn't the tan of said. "One mom~ng "'e found sha' •
hcT mena,cnc. angs in the horses food, and the nc~t
"M> first pct was a cat m) hvsband n1ahl someone had unplugged the
bou&ht me tor a ha&h school v.idu-01ns1dc 1rf,lt. Wc bought him as a
at1on present," he \11d. "uter when watchdog.
we we~ ma med ~c couldn't keep Z..mmcr was afraid their pct canine
the cat because we h"ed 1n an \loOuldn't fit in their entourage. but he
apanment. On Valcnune's Da) the not onl)' meshed perfectly. she
text )Car, mt husbt1nd surpnsed me couldn't imagine life tA-1tho u1 him In
\.\Ith .i horse.· • fact. she \aid he'\ so fncndl) he
After I fc" mO\C!I. the fam1I) tolerat~ the cats lecping 1n his oc-d
\
CandJ ZlllHll•r UJI takln9 care of• v•rlety
of anlnlal1 at fter home 11 •n extension of
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the help she 9lve1 her patients •t Ho•g
Ho1pltar1 emer9ency room.
most nights
_Other fam1I> membtf\ "ere ob--
ta1nccJ from bret•tkrs. farms and the
pound.
'he compared ~r homchfe to" ork
and said her JOb hel~ her "1th hrr
outsrde respon 1b1l111es
.. , learned ho" to pnont.11e m'
time w I can do all th~ thinss." he
stud 'I can spend time "1th m\
fam1I> animals and haH 11me for
me ...
L1mmersa1d shr' \\Orlcd for Hoaa and th<'} 're \C'cling hl'lp 1mmed1· Jlo~p1tal lor I' \Car~ 1n the emt•rg-n1rl> The la'll thing )ou \\an11t1 do"
cnq room 'ihc: ha\ !ICCn JU'lt ahout ma l <" somt'one fet"I looh'lh hlr lOm
<''Cf) thing and ex pre \CJ th<' need toa 1ng.. .
mal<' fk'opk lcl..'I rnmfon hie b~ 'ihc ~1d she'<, happ' both .11 "ork
lanng and pla'. and 1hc: ~ . .ingJt honll' mJke
"When wmwnc J('lldcs to lOme 1t all '-'Orth\\h1le .\hhough <,he
wc:mc:rgrnq till'} are "'a~d ~au~ -.pends the nlJJOnt) of her free 11me
the) 'n: re.il111n1 the) 're nut 1n u>n· (anng and ek3n1ng up ftt•r the
trol "'.>he \.ltd "It'' no1 hle making a an a mah. <,)ll· "ouldn'i change: .1 thin
dottor-., ap1>01ntment anJ ho\\ang "Onl' \1'1ng about an1ma1' -the:\
up a "ed. l.11er Someth1na 1 "'rong "l\l'.'<1 loi oflo,e h.i~k." '>he \:l1d
Reception to _celebrate
AIQS program fun~ing
Women 's Center gets
·funds for new building
ly EMILY ADAMS
OftPw O~l'llo4 S1.ttt
ly EMILY ADAMS~ the commcndauon Ugunti hantl Of"-~l"llot.J•.tt rece1\icd this "eek from the Laauna
Bach 1 ounc1I fol' offe'fln• Laauna Sha nu, which offc~ sup-Al OS-related services. La1una hant1
Port Kr\1ce to AID sufferer-$. was ~ill be hosting a short reception on
look1n1 forv.ard to a ho~·for Frida) at the agency's oflice an Sl0.000 Jrant from the James Irvine downtown Laguna ~ach
oundataon to bol ter its under· The funds will suppon adman1s-
unded prov.im and O\ erv.orkcd trat1on and voluntttr services coord1-
taff: nauon for the l..aguna-base-d or-
Jn 'iep1embcr. the) "ere caut1ou I) gamzauon. which provides free emo-
opum1st1<. the foundation "'ould tional support, practical as 1stancc
a.rant the lunJmg request and creative enncbment to peoplc
The foundation. Shov.evcr, t'"3me facing h(c-thrcatcmna illnesses and
throu1h with no t 30.000. but a bcrcnvemcnt
S40.000 t\\iO-)ear grant for the strug· The hanu organi1auon ong1n:ned
ghn1 hant1 pr~JC'Ct, E'ccuta vc Dm~c-m n Francisco as a suppon str\ ice
torStc\c Pesrrnd id -Tor ~OS liffi R \le-t1m The
To elebrate the new fund1na and laguna Beach scrnce has arown out
of San Fran('Uco ~tJntr and added
ne"" ser" 1C'es that reOc t the needs of
its particular communt t .. ·.----
Laauna Beach has included up.-
port groups for family and fncnds of
.\I OS suircrcrs. a couples suppon
groupanda bcrcaH~ment program for
SUr\.l\.Of'S.
Laguna hant1 l\as also included a
fairl) e'11~ns1' c an~ program to us
aaenda bccau5e. Pesl ind said. ''There
as a y,ellness w1th1n them (AID
'1c11ms) a-; "ell ac, an illness The) can
make statements. through art. about
their antcgnt~ an l1fr and 1n death ..
The hant1 prog__ram currell!h_ 'Oer·
"cs 53 people who suffer from ..\ID
o r AID '-relatt"d diseases.
Thonl..s lO a pn\;ate (oundallort 1n 'e"port fk',\lh, the l l ( I
Womc1f\Opponun.i1c\Cl·nteri\11 lmlc clo<oet M hutld1nga nl'" home
The c.cnter, which JlfO"•d~ per\ooal .md •arccr gu1dame lQ-
hundrcds of \\Ort,en <'<Uh )Car. rcct"ntl~ annuu11Cl'd rl'\."C:1pt of a
SHe!t>oo gift. fro m the l larry and C1ract' te-clr r ound~tiun ol 'e" port
lkach
With another S600.cm. i1 c;in complete fundina tor the nt" SI 1 ·
malhon fac1h1~ th.it the center hopc'I to beiun constrult1n th1\ l.Jll r he
new bu1ld1na \\Ill ha'c 4 OOO~uarc ft"et o1'pcrsonal and urttr \Cf\ Kt'
for ~omen at l ( I
The t"o-tOr) resourn-ccn1cr "111 be the ccntt'r·, ti.-.a fk'rm ncnt
loca11o n "For )ear.; "e ha'c be-t-n PW" 1J1ng <lUr '<r\ 1Cc't 1n <,pJ c no
largcrthan a double garage," ~1d floun<''Hart. d1r«tor of the\\ omen·.,
Opportun111e\ (enter.
f or the lir\t._ llmt', \\('' "'111 h:a' <' uur O" n list1ht~ "1th um pit
classroom and rnun!lellnJ 'tp3\:c. an cmplm mcn1 fl' un.c hhr:ir. •nd
<.·u01putcn1cd JOb b.inl The nc" center" 111 cn1tblc U\ to ~rm 1<1 bc'lll"r
~r\ ices 10 a grt"ater numf!Ct o "omc:"n
Patients find excuse to visit team__ctoctor
ly KATY BOUCHER
Ot ttw 0..,. Net A~
"lot too man}
0
ch1ldrtn "-OUh.l make up Jn C\('U\l' 10 go the
dcxtor but 11 tht·} 'rt ont' of Or Dudlc-' l~faff-. patient~ 11'~ a
routin<' thina.
Pf all, who ~ha'" officl") 1n "'-~port lk-at h "'1th ~' a al
~ther dcx\Or\, IS a 1encr.al pra tJllOOl'r ror c:h1ldren and \OUnJ
dull -ilhhouah wme of his patient arc older 1mpl)' because
thl') ·,c JfO"'n up and rduS4: to ~can) one t'I~.
Fo r the la t ,\0 )Cars. Pfaff ha bttn the team doctor for the
'c\\Opon-M Junior All ~m ncan c;oftball ssoc1at1on Inc.
nd for Coro na J cl Mar Hi&h hoot' football and bas'-etb:lll
1cam .
Pfaff 1d he pends one n1Jht a "C\!kattl\e school dunn& lhe
football 1e1wn and one r two n1aht a "ttk dunna bJ ketball
~a'iOn. He's al\O on 1hc ~1dehnc durana all game-; for the th c
tt"Jm\ in the junior t.caaut".
"It' a wta> for me to l•'c sometl'lm& back to thet'ommunit),
,..thcr than j u 1 samn on an :ad\1\01'} board." Pfaff vud "I ~a\
in ~ncraJ practil:c 10 l~~ "hen Co\ta Mcu H11h \chool ukC'cJ
me to be 1hcar 1cam doctor ... I '""1tchc<t to Corona del '1.&r bl'CMUKlll~\Cn o(m)ch1ldrcn araduatcd from there-and fht
pla)eJ footb.111 ."'
Ptatr 111d 1t'5 betom't' h1\ "oaf'lernoon aolf a,amc: " and he
tr.no" and lo'l' all h'1 "kid\ "
.. It's not unu ual for a kid to come to my o ffice and \I)' he
sprained h1 ankle, onl) '' •n C\C'U\C to talk about trouble\ wuh
h11 parents or 11rlfr1end." he \aid. "I d o a lot of coun\tlina 1n "'>
Job. There' 1 lot of ~Ir~\ an\ oh cd, and mo t of the~ kid~ are n~H
only cumpchftl.. but v.or~1n' hard on their academic.,'' well•'
brina. 1n,,.ohed in school a t1' 111e "
OM EastbluO lam1I) can attMt to P af'r\ ~ollon.
Send) Hoo" er, v.ho~ three children -wn' Cam, 14, and
Adam. lO. and dau1Jucr, Wtu1nC\, 9 -art' act1,c'1n \poni. 1.ilid Pflft'ps bqond Ch<' call of duty 1n mon1tonn1 the chaldrtn'
WU-tiri ..
-
HI I I I I I' 110 \HU
th•ni" '-'ht•n hl' lallc:J riw lo<l.3' l'>«au\C I had 1hrt•e l1d\ 'ilcl
\\llh lhl· llu -o.in,s U\kt•d ho" I "'a' -l'an rnu 1mag1nc'1 He "a'
conu·rned o.ihout me ..
\II thrct• l'h1ldrcn J&rt'l"tl Platl nut onl~ \tt't ~hl·~ "' h1)
office. hut ~uc' io C\trCmC'\ 10 rnll l"J~h one ol thcm to hnd out
"here oa gantl' w '" 1m ml'('I 1\ w hl• t·an a1tc11J ··11c lOme' l<l m} hac.ll·thall pm~ anJ d'it."CT\ m\· in :rni..11
Ille th.ll. •• 'klld .\dam Hoo"er.
\\hllnC'\ ... 11d he lOmt''> to \\:tt<:h herromJl(.'t<', wo ~hC' "31cJ
i.hC' 1 1mprl '4:J \\llh hi\ pro(C' \tonal atutudl"
On SC\C1al t)l;:c \1Un\, Ptan and ha\ lam1f\ ha'c ta~cn teen' fanul~ prnhlcm\ 1n10 their home. o~ ~ouni.\ter. \\ho~ mother
ha oout\ ol dccfl dcprc\\mn. "uuld <,omct1m~ \ho" up iu h"
front door \nd the }11uth "':i' tal"a~ 1rl-ctcd , .. 11h 01ll:n arm'
Pfall 1ntnauc.-J with tht' notion ofhn:um1n1 a team doc:tllf
and wurlina "1th }ouna .llhlctc., too~ a touf·}l'3r fello~\htll at
C h1ldrcn·., Ho\p11:1I tn I oc, \ngde., and 'JlC( 1ah1l-d 1n adolc~ent
mcd1c1nc
•• fhc~ Cthc Jo, tor\) h,1J boo learn1n hut not flnllllllll
(''~rn:net• ... he \.lid rd tal c the tntt'rn't do" n tu tht• til·ld U.l
"orl.. v.1th me and the\ 'd helfl m~· ''tlh lhl· game
'\\ c\l .111 karn ahoui thl· aro\\lnll ·•thktl' 10~~1lwr ·he \;\Id
"l he 1un1uf\ uc thr X to t..i H'~r 11ld1o ~ho :1n.· 1u\l l111ninr
into romb.ill." he \.lid 'I'm p.irt C\t their l1\C'1,1nd ihl'\ ·1e Jl.1" "'
mane It '°'l1uldn't bc mulh fun tn hi.· :t doc11•r :11 1hr g.rnH' '' '"ll
' d1dn't l m.1" un\tKIJ\ • Dr. DIHll•J Pfaff hold• a 119"ed footlt•ll 91¥en to
ttlM bJ tt11 Joune patients.
"Hf'' JU\t v.ondcr(ul," the mothtr 1d. "He d~~ a lot ol
prc\en11t1H v.ork and ha\ eliminated man) in1unc\ and
prublc:mo; lfr'\ de 11ned a lot o reurcis.c to pttpare fonhl' pml·
'°they re main 1nJUJ)·fr«.
"h 'i. made a b11 d1fkrence an a "' 1t1c b«au mo\t kid\
hl\icn't m1 leda n) sames. Ht"\ wtht>rouah. He v.orlt\ "'1th lrnh·
diet• and maku ~ t1ons before p~. I think the ncatr'it
l'lall ~1d h • tnc' to makt• .;url' th\' 'nuth"' an-t1.11rn.'tl nd
co ch·d Jlrn1'1C1I~. ancJ ''"ma~<'' <,ur(' th(~ don't pl:a' "'th :.in
lillUf). tk" 1J hl' I) uthoruetl to(k 1de 11 ~mC'<mr 'hould ~'14)
and h~., n.:11 hcn,hcd :<.l:ar ~u;anc:rh..l~l ~au'C ol 1njur.
Plafl ha1o ~n at 1t ~l lon{l that lH.' i<i. ~ inning to \lll\h a ~~ nnJ Jl rwr:umn , 1hc ch1ldrl:'n of h" t";uhcr 1»t1cnt'
"I 10\ (' 1hd.1d' lam1li ;anJ ('\C'r'\ llO\' 1n' oh ed." ht" '31J "I
~c them ;u huu.:h, hoot. n\\ offil"t'. anJ man' \Onlc to th,
hou Ju"t to\ hat.'' • •
........... ,. ... u
acher
honored
with SSOO
grants
In what is expected to become aa ·
annual event, 23 teachers i• me
Newport-Mesa U nified Sce.ool flit..
tric:t ha"e bren hono~ .... m mlh pn~cs for their co11tnbuuons in the
clas room. '"
Each teacher rccc1"ed a check for SSOQ from P~c1tk Mµtual 1n COl'IJUDC-
t1on \\i1th -the cwpon -Mesa Schools
Foundauon. The cash awards -
to talhnJ. S 11.SOO -were prnented
b) Pac11ic Mutual Chairman .Harry
Bubb at a breakfast Monday at the
firm's headquaners in Ncwpon
Sta h
T~c ca h awafds were given to a
teacher from each school in the
d1stnct. Winners were selected by the
colleagues ·
"It was vel'} low-key:· said Linda
hulc-10, pre 1dcnt of the Fo un-
dauon. "The atA-ard was based on
their e>.cep11onal contribution to
their ~hool and the field of educa-
tion
"They (Pacific Mutual) arc ooma il
this )'ear ror the corporate communi-
l) to JCl more involved wnh the
t'du ataon." she said. "This really was
a t:hallcnge for other corporanons. It
"'• JUSt a bia plus. Wr'"e never bad
enough monc) 10 fund all the wonhy
grant rec1p1ents •·
E:.ach ~1n11mg tcacht'r wrote a
propo\al of" hat he or she intended to
do" 1th \he money -
I ma Reineman. kinderprtcn
teacher a1 ~Ill) brookc Elementary
ht>ol 1n Co\ta Mesa. explained how
c,hc "ould use her grant, "The mljor
portion "'II be spent on 'B•a Books.'
Becaust the pnnt is enlargc;d. 1t
C\tCnd the 'lap' of the readers so that
15-30 k1ndef1artners ca~ be on my
lap at the same ume ... Wow~;.:
\
Ralph Wh11tord, a teachc.r at New·
pon Elemcntar). prqposed tumU\&
the cafcterta area llW1 ..a. we&lhcr •
tat1on "'It ermome ers. -'""""'•
barometer. rain &a'11C and various
charts and srapb to help studcnu
understand and apprccJatc ·the ·
~cathcT cond1t1on
nd Mal) Lee Clark of TcW1nklc
I ntcnneJ1ate hils dt'" 1st<! a " auonal
lnspira," a book to help students -
learn &l" raph) fact •
l ( o ta \1esa Htah School.
forc11n l.inauagc teach Judtth Rcdcn·
baugh "111 use her van1 10 help
undc!""-ralc the annuar lntcmauonal
\\Cl''-: co 1 YD h fi 1n
".fa\
"We 'IT pleated to uut1atc this
pr ram ... said Bubb "We trult 11
"111 contnbutc lo 1he excdkncc an
da room Jn truction. a JOI.I clearly
de ired b> our community and na ..
11on"
hulein s~11d tht Fo undauon ~a
dcl11ht\:d 10 be a panncr an honorin&
tea 'hC'I'\, bl-cau\t' 1t not onl) benefit
the hoots "11 t"ncou~ges all mem-
bers of the community. parent and
te her'\ to band t ether to fund
C\ en more &rant fo r the future••
Tbc r oundallon bu ~
S ''6 ~1 to pubhc schools incc 19 I
Rec1p1ent of the S.SOO awards were
lrcnt' Malone. \\11 n EJementaf):
~an(;' Hcmman. nora Ekmt'n-
tar) )ud) Rik-). P:sulanno Elemen-
tal'} Robcn House. Ncwpc>rt Harbor
H 11h C r.a1g C olhns. Panons Elcmen·
taf1 Tina Rtincmann. Ktllybrookc
Ekmcnlll'} Bene uv. n. En~n
ln1ermcJ1ate R1<.hard math, Estan·
c1a High. anJ ~1 helc Cella. Corona
dcl \1ar H 1gh
Other v..anners were Mar) Lee
(lark Tc\\ ankle lntcrmcchatt. Cla.1rt
Ratfidd .and Dian Lowt"\,Cahfom1a
llcmcnl.1r, l h1abeth Woltz. Whit·
lll'r f Jem<'ntan Huel R ojas.
Pomona l:.lcmental"\ haron m)th,
"ie" P<>rt )ic1 ht~ llcmentaf). Ralph
\\ h1tford e" part Elementary~
I r3m,·~ H~Jc \1.&nntrs Elementary:
Jud' \\ebb ~a1\u Eltmenta.r). I·
111 han<, Harhor \ lt'W Elcmcntar).
Judi Reden u1!l ( o ta Mc~ Hip ,
Ph}lh'> Water". C'ollege Parle Elcmcn-
tar'-, Sn.ire Olander. Andenen
t 1c"mtnal"\ and Bernadine ttl, with
the \hemitl\e Education Ctnttr. -•1 &•17 8nt*r
.Facts, fallacies of e\l2lluating diamonds explained
• Tiie C.Ctt and faHa<tH of diamond pnttt and \ aluc,
rwill be eJLplottJ II noC>n and II S:JO pm, Thunda) at •DoMvan cl Scaman"• Jnwcm. 401 Newport Ct'nter
Drhe. No. 319, "'pon It.ct..
' Thow 1t1endt"1 'he rneetutt of the Am~ncan ~m
IOriety will be thaibk 10 ••n a s-1r of daamond ttmt:'P tilo oMtthatc will be nea .. ,.,. Call 644-nM fQJ
llllMTnauon OC' to rnrn-e 1 ~at the wm1n1r.
Park and \bwn Rf11~nal Part in Inane. Kl~f.fM. K-O<:EA • K\\ll-A\1 and fM and
K 'e M~FM •~ collabont1na w1lh KIXX ·TV 1n pon1M-
1n1 the .. alk. whKh 11 C\pttt~ t(') drav.i mott than ~.000
pan1c1pant,
Empto)ea from local bu ''"" tcs and corporation
ha'e bttn 1ohc1uns pledec.• for eKh m11f' walked or flaa
donatlOftl
Rt11"tauon fOi the W1H1Amt'nca" f'rOm 7 to 9 a m
at bodl laatlOM on the day of the walk. W~
•"ta 111('.e. •id Marth of Oimn \«lll•~ Di"1Clof Phil
leukana. bu& al mutes •111 clott 11 J p •· T'-e tt no dMils fot ,.niciDaoo n CIU 6) .... 700 for runMr 1nfonnatioll or IO ... tlJ!
Blumbtra' video produ t1on. "Dant:ina Hund\, .. and ha'>
toured thr<Xtlhout the United ._,latt·<i. and l:umJl('.
Resitt,..tion forthcda \ 1s ~S "'ht~ adm1\s1on to tht co~'Crt t\ S4. FunhC:r information m•> he ohla11\\.:d b'
calh• 4 '2·''°6
NzlwlrMr's a1pport group
A ..,ppon sroup !or ta"ll\t"f\. f•m1hN and tntnd
of DallHt• wt1h Alrheimn"s dtWlw wtll mttt from I to ~JO P."'· l.aday 11 tht Rcwrnt• Point Main Bu11d1"1; do•••••n ~· 19191 Harvard· ve., lnule
,,., All'hrimef 1 AMOnllK>n mct1inp PfO\ Ide' •
.,.... lbt petlOftt to 9Mft their httnp, ickn and ,.,..encn as lM) tc>pt. ~th canne for JdwiSMr •
....._ El&11Nttt indQw that ft10ft than .?<>.
PitllOfttWffei' from the d1ww • <>rhle ounty.
NldiUONI &nfonna1icMI IMY be otM1ntd b\ alhf'I
6ll.Ol4S. ~
T1c~t'lt a~ $7 • .SO al the J oor. wllb a ii~ lJ"C'ft
fo1 pre•\lk puf\:haX f or inf NT'llt'°" and raenat1~
1.:aH 760-\319 or 760-Jl from 8 • m . to 2 pm.
Several}
OCCdance recital
By RICHARD DUREE
o~ Not Cw,.~ .
. In the midst of Orange County's bu.rgconm& cultural scene wt
sometime o'erlook some of the less ghtlel) events \\hich are a part of
that world. ·
Our local college dance programs continue toqu1etl) tum out "ell-
tratned dance students, pro' iding them the chance to develop their
talents and to take the ri ks of exposing themselves and their effon s to
public scrutin). These effons. in the form of student/faculty dance
concerts can someumcs be s1gnificaot dance event .
The Orang<' Coast College student concert pro\ed to be a l)J>lcal
offenng of student and facultychoreograph1es with the t) p1cal mixture
of serious and too serious "ork . light and sometimes too tnv1al "-Orks,
funn) and somber "-Orks. with a few jewels for good mea!>ute.
The concch opened" 1th a student p1rcc entitled "Rush Hour:· a
studio-routine choreograph) performed w1thgrcat enern tos1mulatt'd
traffic rio1se b) \ ello. The followm$ pieces aJtema~ moods of despair
and g}oom "ith 111.1ndl~SSJOY and wild energy. Two of the lighter pi~ .
"Treadmill" b) Michelle Ri21uto and ··Hawaiian Chance" b) Mam
Juris-Brown \\ere panicularl~ fun and ~joyable.
.. Silence!>" by Allyson McCullough and "Via Dolorosa," an
agonized solo b> usan Thoma were the"hcavy'' moments of the
concert. their creators seeming to take their dance and it\ message
almost too serious!} Mam Juris-Brown's mce tap piece. "Mistrcattd
·But Undefeated Blues" was a welcome, enjoyable break.
Fac'ult} work~ showed wh> OCC's dance facult) 1s so well-
respccted. Pauline Hagmo·s .. Ledge" and Linda ohl-Donncll's
"Execution" "'ere both serious. thou~htful and dart... \\hilc Monie
Adamson's .. Care Unit" was a full-blown jau piece \\Ith wonderful
encrg}. exciting choreography and lots of red. ""3rol Lee's .. Images"
lent a stud) in mo"emcnt and technique which re' caledJU'lt a bit oft he
man) hours ofstud10 time expended by the student'!.
Karen hanlc} 's l\\O choreographies were t'' 1dencc of her ballet
background ... King Stag. the Horned One" is a drama11c creation baSl.'d
on the Arthurian legt>nd. ··The Mists of Avalon:· tcatunng a druid
priestess and .\rthur. represented as a vmle young stag. dancing to the
spoken words of the legend. This 1s the second p1CCl' of an unfinished
full-length work which we an11c1pate eagerly. ~s hanlc' ·s .. Mas·
querade" "as a fitting finale. a well-e~ecuted and n1cel} staged barefoot
ballet.
It 1s unfortunate that dance audiences pa) so lmll' attention to
these school producuons. True. one does see immature choreo-
graphies. some less-than-brilliant technique-and talent and some "'ho
take themsc1' cs too senously. One also secs some VCT) thoughtful and
well done choreographies by maturing dancers who "'111 be at the
forefront of Orange County's dance scene 10 the future
T\' LISTl~GS
The theater proaram at Oran,r
Coast Collear. once endanatrc:d by
.iate-mandatcd fund cutbacks. is not
only alive and well but lhrivinJ these
days, with a potpoum of stqr
acti\'ll) in the works.
Th11 ~eekcnd. the seldom-used
Robcn 8. Moort Theater wtll be lit up ~uh tht annual &ar Revue, a fund-
ra1s1n1 event for the Childrens Hospi-
tal of Oranar County. Wa11in1 m the
~inas 1s a larae~ast production of
"lnhent the Wind," while the upcom-
in& thrtt·sho~ summer season prom-
·~ to be the most ambitious in OCC's history.
Qnty two performances of the Bear
Re-.ue will be gi,en. Friday and
Saturda) at 8 p.m. in the big thetner.
The musical 'ariety program has
enlisted o-.cr I ()()cast members under
the direction of the Jerome P. Cara1ll
Production Company of New York •
which provides the choreography,
costumes and music for the com-
munit) 's local amateur talent.
The variety show is priced at SIS
for reserved seating. SI 0 for general
admission and half-price tickets
available for senior ci tizens 65 and
older. according . to Pat Thomas.
president ofCHOCs Punch and Judy
Guild and chairman of the Bear
Revue committee. Call 750-0112 for
reservations.
"Inherit the Wind," the dramauu-
tion of the famed Scopes Monkey
Tnal of 1915 wh1cll.piHcd Clarence
Darrow and Wilham Jennings Bryan
m courtroom combat. opens May 4
for t\\O weekends in the OC'C Drama
Lab. Opening night already is sold
out.
Alex Golson 1s d1recung the sho".
"h1ch features a cast of54 performing
m arena theater st)le. "Inherit the
Wind .. w1~l play Thursdays through
Saturda)s at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 4
p.m. untjl May 14, with t1clms
available at 432·5 80.
Mlchael Miiier as Clarence Darrow fleftJ
and Tom Titus as Wiiiiam Jennings aryan
question J. R. Sterllng In a rehearsal for
.. Inherit th• Wind.•• set to open May 4.
Come summertime. Orange Coast
will mount its .l4th annual summer
musical, "Godspell," also under
Golson·s d1rcct1on . Rose Farquhar is
musical director and Harnet WhH ·
m}er will pro-.1de the choreO(l.raph).
The rod. opera based on the hf<' of
Christ "-Ill pla} for 18 pcrformanct's
Aug. 3-27. mat..1ng 11 the' longest-
runnmg show in OCC" 41-year
h1stol) . .\uct.t10n!> for the compan}
"111 be annoum:cd at a. later date.
Also included in the summer
season at OC( 1s C hnstopher
Durang's adult satire on parenting.
''Bab) With the Batfh~ater:· and the
childrcn''lcla,js" ... Charlotte's Web "
More information about OC 's
theater "program and the ummer
season.ma.) be obtained b} calling the
collc~e·s Communat> "ice Office•
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MOTHER'S DAY
For u link a U .IKJ for •
4 liM me-.~! r~a ~ "°"" bow madJ
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Cheer, cheer and
pay S 5 fee to help
rebuild HB Pier
Huntinat<>h Beach city officials demonstrated uncanny
rnourcd'Ulness and unusual restraint m adjustina beach
perk.ins fees. The council deserves praise on both counts.
Surf City USA satasficd the needs of its many
constituencies in raisi n1 dad y beach parklna f~ 10 SS to raise
money to rebuild the damaacd munic1pal pier. ·
A fierce January 1988 storm virtually dcstro>ed.. the
landmark, washing away 2$0 feet of the pier ·along with the
End Cafe. The pier has been closed since JuJY, when maJOr
1troctural damage was discov~red. Officials declared the pter
unsafe and bepn lookina for tne S l 0 million it has been
estimated the rcbuildsng project will cost. ·
Some S 1.3 m illtoh tn federal emeracncy funds were
plcdJCd along with $250,000 fro m the county and S 100.000 in
private donations. Some state bond money may also be made
available.
Clcarl)'. though the city figu red 1t would need mo re than
the S 1.6 mtJlion It set aside to m atch those funds.
The city made a perfect choice in imposing a SI urcharge
on beach parking. Those persons who use the beach probabl>
b~vc the mostapprecaation for the pier. Likewise, the> reccave
the most benefit, whether they arc surfers, fishermen or
sightseers. .
The uscr·typc fee is politically palatable in that it avoids
placing the fee burden on groups who ma) have little or no
coneern for piers. Library users or homeowners may or may
not want to shoulder the responsibilty of rcbu1Jding the pier.
And h can be argued they sho uld not have to accept that
burden when other alternatives exist.
City officials deftly imposed the parking surcharJe but
wisely bowed to pressure to rest tan even larger fee. Initially.
the city had planned a $2 surcharge for a total parking fee ofS6
per day.
Rqular beach users complained that fee would be
prohjbitlve.
The City Council compromised on the $I surchtulc·
which will raise an estimated $150.000 per )Car for the pier
project. Many other governmental bod1e would have
proceeded with the higher rate d espite citlzen protests.
To its credit, the Huntington Beach counc1l listcncd and
rcacttd responsibly.
We can,.all show support for the city and Its worthwhile
prQject by spending a day at Huntington Beach and cheerfully
payi ng SS to park.
Opinion• expreued In th19 epac. ere thos. of the Oally Piiot Oth4k vt.w• expr9$Md on thla PllQ• are thoH ol their author• and arl11t1 FWadefa' commeot• are lnVlt9d and may be sent to TM Oalty Pilot P.O Box 1seo.
Costa M ... 92828
Athletes' juvenile antics
Once upon a tame. the sport pages of new papers told
readers about such thingsas shooung percentage . who scored
touchdown for the Packers and goals against the Rangers.
and who's on fif'St.
UL.Dolon&cr. an EasLCQa.u_fnend.of our complarncd
the other day. On a sa nglc page of has newspaper one da) last
"eek, he reported. wert the followmg:
-Bob Probert, a Detroit Red Wmgs forward. \\as
charged with smuggling 14.3 grams of coca1ncacros!ithc U .. ·
C anadtan border.
-Darryl Strawberry of the New York Met tool a swing
at a teammate and walked o ut of training camp. angf) because
he was only the sixth·haghcst-pard pla>er on the team. pulhng
down a mere $1.4 m1lhon this )Car.
-Strawberry and his sparring panner. first bascmnn
Kctth Hernandez, later had a mccung with -get this -the
Mets' tea m psych1atnst.
-A track coach tcsuficd tha t anaboltc steroid were a
ma1or compc>nent of the training program of spnnter Ben
Johnson before the 1987 ~orld 1rack and field c ham·
pao nshtps ....
h was all news, of course. and ll belonged an the paper At
ttie $1mc umc. we join our friend in wi hing that m ore athletes
would act more lake athlete and le lake O\Crpa1d. oH·raged
adolcc;cents. 7'k Mllw•ottt JHrul
High cost of driving
The Califorrtta hfi t)'le nans and fin• hes on wheel . and
it's an unu ual Cahfom1an who doesn't know at nlht av.a)
when inflation t>cims to affect motorist As at' do1n now
Take psohnc. The Valdcl 0 11 plll hul the l)c k 3
P1pcline for several days. W eM Coast refiners promptly began
complaan1n1about shonagcs of p~uct and, pre to. that v.a
instantly rctlected at the pump. Or somethtng like that:
Alternative explanations take note that pump pncc'> were
doma the tr annual prt·vacat1on creep JUSt before the tanker
aa:tdcnt pve them a con..,cn1cnt cxcuK to a ccleratc the
procna. lpt that's just the stan of at. The .\mcncan Auto mobile
Auoelation ha• just conclud~ that. quite apan from this
unexpetlCd psolinc problem. the cost of owning and
~lina a car an Cahfomaa as 1om1 to nsc l 2.1 ~rttnt this
~· Thit should be about double the )car's official inflation
rate. .. .lnauranccc:osts&R up about 16 percent: this in the "car
aftet c.aliforniant tOOt thctr best shot at in1urance rtform.
Maiatcnaacc COlb wiU work out o about 1.9 ccnt'J a male,
compued lO l.6ccn11la1t year. lntctt1t ratnarc upacncrally.
af1Dcti111 tome car lous; And ta~. hcente and mourns costi
aft Uf. Votla. Theft will be tome vanab&es. For inscancc, afltr a
II-ah month of Ma~h. auto manur.ctauerl hue ~n
Olrerina low-inierat k>ian prosram1 to induce f'asier sala .•.• <•t> ... Anyone who ea~ lM variables to wort in thtir
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. hold the
It's hnppen~JUSt as l predicted
Nearl)' a )Car ago I wrote a column
about all the food 11ems we've bttn
told to 8'\01d. Salt, sugar, red meat,
da11') products, eags. chOC'olate -1n
other word • all the things that make
eating worthwhile
I said 1hen that some day the
pendulum would swi ng back ap1n
and "e ~ould be urged to chow down
Eactionsjockeying in clash
·over worl<er' s c·ompensation
on certain food items we had 11"en
up. In the meantime, I cut down on
m> chocolate intake -
BecauSt" of the articles written by
c1enll ts telhn1 us what damaac t~ foods "'ere doina to us, many
people eliminated red meat and
chce ffbm their diet to keep from
1ctung a heart attack or a strok'e.
This w~ a ~en lice for those of us
SACRAMENTO -No one even
tries anymore to defend C'al1fom1a's
system of compensatm$ "'orkc~ for
on-tbC·JOb tnJUrtes and tllncsc .
Thats because it's 1ndcfen 1blc.
Cahforo1a employers arc saddled
wnh more th1m $6 btlhon a )ear in
premiums for worker's compen~·
uon insurance CO\·erage. propor-
uonatel) higher than JUSt about
anywhere.
Their disabled workt'~ must Krape
b) on tliePeftts that haven't been
raised 1n seven years and art'-among
th<' lowtst in the natton ,
In ~87. employer pa1d $6.15
b:lhon in premiums and workc~
cl:nmed SJ.25 b1ll1on 1n t)(nents. both
direct payments a nd medical bills
The rest of the money went to the
middlemen -handhnJ fees and
profits for insurance c~rncrs. adm1n-
111rauon. lav.)crs' fees. tlc
incc 1hc costs are high and the
benefits are low. the ob'\ 1ous p-
proach "ould be lo redut'C the cut to
middlemen
But pohtl(all) that h.is been thl'
st1docs1 of the is uc'i. 'itnce tho~·
m1ddltmcn v.1eld much dou1 in th<.'
halls of the state Capitol
In broad terms. one side -in-
surers, JOtned mo 1 of the 11me b~
cmplo)ers and somct1mt'S b) or· pruz.cd labor -blamC$'"J.hc. UaW)Cf\
and doctors "'ho pc<"taltze an com-
pensatton cases for drivi ng up cost'i
The other side -la.,.,}crs. dottOf(
and some labor Jroups -blaml''I
1n urers for tnking too big a uit. Theargumenthasbttn~OHliOO for
years v. h1lc the natc Lcg1<tla&ure
.,.,h1ch hould be resol.,1nau. remain\
mostl) content to 'Ill on th<' tdchnc'
The Lcg1<>laturc·s auditor grncral
was directed to c;tud) the )stem and
come up v.11h some data But his
rt'pon. 1nueJ th1 month. wu ol\I\
'l'OD\\ I\ HISl"OHl
Today is W~nesda). pnl 19. the
109thda)oft9 9 Therurc256da)' ten in the )car The Jewish hohda)'
PassoHr begins at sunS(t
Toda) ·s h1&hhfht m h1•nory· On Apnl f9. n 5 the "rncnc.tn
Ke' oluttonat") \\ ;ir bct;ln with th<' ~lilt of Lt''\lngton ana Concord
On this date
In I 78l. the 'lrthcrlands re-
coamzt'd meman 1ndepcndtl\Ct'
Jn l 824 the f n11tsh romantt\' poet
Lord 8)ron J1cd 1n ~It longh1.
Grt.~c. tn 1897, the lir t \mer1 .::n \1ara-
thon Race v. s run from Hopl-.mton.
Mts\ . to &\ton I he ~inner \\"a\
John J McDermott, v.ho ran the
cour~ "' 1:55 10 mmutc'
details, ources sa> ""ho arc addicted to chccscburacrs. I
•\ formal 3nnounccmcnt of the would ch oose a pcrfeclly prepared
a&recmcn1 1s e'p«l«I soon . and 1\ ch~scburser to filet m&&non any time
would touch off a battle tn the -unles: l wa dining at the R1ti or
( apttol th~· RJLZ-Carhon or a comparable
s1m1lar agreement w reacncd restaurant l'"c not seen •
'>t:"eral )ears aao. onl~ to ~ tor· chec eburacr listed amona the dinner
l)l•Jocd b} allor~)S their lea• latt\'e entttts in 1ho c tabltshmcnts.
alhc • and some" clement tn labor. , When I say perfectly prc-p9rcd. f I
I he h1 tol'} of the compensauon me:.n bro1k'd to the. ri'1lt dqrce -
issue 1s that someth1na happcn v.hrn no1 too done. not too rare Af\er a
rmira1nall) useful thrtt of the four m&JOr facuon'I grec g<'nl"rous ltce of cheese as melted on ~mr lcg1~l:non .ind the ( ahforn1a and 1am 1t down the throa1 ot the top it's pla~d onto a b\ln lathtted
Apphcant\ \Horne)\ >\\ 0Q1'1ll00 founh rhat lost lXCUJ'TCU ID 19 2 v.1th mu tard and m1yonna1~ and ~11cd upon the rcJ)()rt 'I.a) in 11 when labor. 1osurer'I. and attorne) \ I dl'd v.11h lettuce. tomato and
"pl1:>,ed" that the insurance earner pu\hcd ahroush a p tka e O'\tr•thc onion p1d.lcs on the 1dc.
v.ere 10 blami: for the gnp b(twcen \trenuou\ obJCl'llOn~ of emplo~e~. No~ a stud) ,lunde<I by m1~
lnlOmC and OUlJO a:nd IOf ram~.<fuckijoy-Jerry Bmv.A l)T'Oduttn nd tht-l'tlt\'Ol\"lluncer
Out the auditor general'~ rcpon to \1an 1t JU~\ before k '1n1 office Institute rc,calqhat there art' cancer·
neHr reached that condu<11on And Bro~n succcSM>r. Rtpublil:an fi&huna chcm1 ah and aClds to anllcd
"hen .\<.1 1n1 .\ud11or General Kun (1c-orge txu~mtJian. has been more around meat and cena1n ch~s. ·
SJoberg attempted toe 1r.apolJte. tor p1o tcCt1'-e of emplO)'t'rs· 1ntert-\t • ( hC"Csc \\ hu ~nd""1ch prcad,
pubhc c..on umpuon. wmt.• p1 or~ rcfus1n1 lo 11n bill to raise benefits C\:Ordana to the lest has the htshcst lifure~. he omlllcd ~\Cral ~e' ptt>~e\ "'llhout ofT-.tu1n1 'I) stem1c t.hange le' el of canccr-ftlhuna acid
0 J,llJ \Ut.. h .1 .. di\ 1dcnds rt'lurncd lo SOU a.ht b) cmplO)Cr~ I'\ e nC\ Cf e\ cn COO 1derc<J rutlJOI
emplo)'crs b) m\urcr . and 1n urer.· .\ttornc)~. n'i1n1 that the) \lo-Ill~ ( hec~ \\.h11 on m) burger-prefer
earnings on out\1de '"' t'\1mt.>nts. on the lo~tnf end of the n(-w &~-a harp cht'ddar or JOCk. but I'm
In 1hc t"nd. the rcpon pro.,ed ment. t.lrc: la)tnl&fOUnd"ork to block "1ll1n& to compromise
nothma otherthan that n·Joi of monc' u se na amen a Th~ fatt) chcm1 al and 1c1d
I flo"tng throush ,\nd lll\U \ome • l ht\ ha\C U prnnl, Which I\ that uf)f)O\('dl\ Jnh1bll tumO~ In ffiltt lt
bod> ·s pod.ct' their intercst\ ~hould bt-con 1de~ v.:n onh 1hrtt 'cars a10 th:u rc·
One .. uspects that thr .i11ornruand and tho'I(' of the 1nsunanc( 1ndu It') ~rc.h<'r~ cl.J1mcd tht'~ item . t"5-
thc1r poht1<":ll allies JUmp('d o n th( ~huulJ bt' (IL1t'~t1oned. 1n an) rauonl\I pt\.1~11) v.rll.dont' burgers. cau~d
a uditor iencrars rcpon so rt'ad1h n.1mina11on of the \\Or .. t'r·, com· tumor. 1n nu~e
!x'C'BUW" the other PfflteS in th~man~ lX"'fWTTOlTl uc -J ht muffs of ilils late t research
411dcd .. u uu.k appear o n the 'crgc of But the l..cgl\laturt' 1 not conduct· mu't ha'e brou hlJO} to the heart of
r uning a deal for an O\t'rhaul of the 101 rauonal e'aminauon ofth1\ H r\ the manaaer of 1cDonald'~.
s) tem that \\Oult.1 rcd u<c 1he role -1ncffic1cnt e'pcnst\t systt'"' We ndy's and Burscr Kina.
and therl'fo~ thi: 1inanc1JI rcv.ard -It is pla\lng J)O\\Cr-bl°' poh\lc' h " ., a rtal upper to thOS( of u
of .mornc~s in the \}\tem That's v.luta h;ippencd 1n 1~)(2 v.hen "ho mC'als haH· been planned
lntenSt" ncaot1Jt10n., ha.,.c tx:cn the la" \Crs "<'l'l'. on thc:-prc' a1hn1 around fi\h and chu.:kcn and "ti·
under v.a' amon~ c-mplOH'r\ in side .and ihat' "hat rnuld h p~n t'tat'lles v. htlc dreaming about
\urc.·rs. and oraa11 11i·d labor repf't'scn· v.1th them t:1n the lo~1n.g 1de chcc)CbUflt'r
tauvcs The) haH' reac.hed Cn<'rJI Its J lous) \\I~ to makt poh . on ~11crob1ologl'it arc not rec·.
agrl.'cmcn1 on 3 propo~I to rcdun· somc1htn1i ';() tun<Umentall~ 1mpon· ommcnd1n1 that \\C ao on a
middleman co ts and direct the ant to o man~ v.or .. ers chcescburgcr 'b1ngc rhe\ rtmtnd U$
\J\ 1ngs into 1mpro' t'd Oc-nclih tor Du W•lt~n I• • •yod/t'•IH that there :th: \llll \0"1<' bad
v.ot .. <'f\, and arc ironing uut the · col11moltt. 'ub\tanc.c in tx:cf and cheese that
ln 1910. Jftt'r "'~.. of bcina v1cv.C\I through tclc~opc . tfalle~ \
( omC'l "a" rcponcd '1s1ble to the
nJkt'd e\c 1n Curacao
In 111.H , thc l ntt<'d 'ii.Ill'' \\Ml ,,ff
the i old \t:mdard
In 1941, 1housand!IOI Jt'"'"' in11n
the \\ ar~v. (.1het10 lx'pn 1hcu li~hl
aa .. un t ~dll UC.:lUpJllOO fO~-Y ..
Jn 1~'1 . (ic n OhuiJ;s\ \.fa( nhur.
rchC\td of ht\ command 10 "c.•rea !'l)
rrc\IJClll ll¥n ~ fluman ha<lc
farc .... cll 10 Conan·'" ~ ~ing. ·rnd suld1cr~ nc.•\ er Jlc.·, th\' JU"l fade
'\\3 ." I
In 1975. Ind•" innounlcd 11 h.id
laun(hcd 1· 111":\l Wt<.'llllc, from the
So\ ~t l r11on atop' 'tt't 11,x;lt't
In t 9 :?, a tronaut\ Sall> to.. Ride
and Guion BluforJ Jr became the
lir'\t v.oll\an and fi"t lack to he
tapped for l pace m1 ~1an
Trn )l'J " a&o l:3r p11an"' v.cnt to
rtw poll\ tn a referendum on the ('('ace
trl.'at~ v.11h Israel
..,, t ~rar qo \ federal JUdge 1n
C hu.tt 'held ta.ndard O.lof·ll'd1am1
and a"o \Uh\1d11'1nt\ hablc for damaa·
t\\: u\Cd b' th ma \l\l' I er 01hp.ll
from 1he t:inJ..cr .. moco C ad11 .. on
the f n:m.:h (Oast
One ~car 40 Republu;an Gcor,e
Bu h and Dcmo~r l Michael
DulaJ..1\ han<.lth -on the 'cv. YM ..
pn· 1<.kntial pnmanc
B1 Th Au«uld Pm•
could laU\(' problem "'"h the heart.
The Jc\. 1i.1on v.c'rt up a in t now
1 v. hcthcrto indulge 1n ch~ buracrs
-e,cn1f1hc~ doha,etobcp~
"uh ( ht"e \\ h12 -and n k ccn1ng
a hean auad. or stro\.t . r suck wtth
the ' ctablcs and take a chan« on
tumo"·'n lht \toma\:h
M1 rob1ol 1 a \11 had Parila. di·
f\'c.tor of the L n1Hn1h of W1 n-~1n·., food !.afot rc~irch institute
~·d tanccr·ti1h11ng chcm1C"al aJ
occ.ur natuntll) 1n human blood and
mother·, milk .
t ti S"h ti\ the c ccseburscr.
e'en 1fit' maJe v.11h C h~ Wh17.
\nJ I want th..: pendulum to sw1 na ~al l ltHc farther I'm v.a1tin& for
\Untc.• re :m twr to uddcnl} an-
n o Y n\: e that (<.'rt11n other
~a1.imoph1" 1llnes could be
prcwnted or cured 1fw~atl 1ncrca~
our ~on>0mpt1on of chocolate.
c.lt11D9'tl A• ffdlt IJ.-.. •
LA..-··~.
Castawa)!s property value undetermined
Jn'\ oh d haJ th· pmNrh, 1n lact. l'tt'n 1uro~J tnlo
a par' lnc1J fntall). 1f I t'' tr o into a park ~h •re
the' •n: fl)tl"ll m~l atrplant'< and \\ h~ kiJ 31'C'
riJlna b11: In. :all o"i:r th t\\Otpath\, I v. •II h~'<'
\OnlC' ~flOU QUC:,ltOlh 10 a\k lht t'll\ fl&thtr4i (
ugc t that the doctortake tv.o 'Pin n\lnJ a ala''
of d v.:it~r nd ret1r\' earl •
l>AVl r> \ W ''OU. G :"cv. pon BC'at h
No 'E'sy street in CdM
I
f\·al111.'\i tnoa\ I ha'1 '"1s;ctt wme1h1na t Mat
trounJ and around, hut could not r..: as the
rnC\ llJbl "£:" \tf\.'Ct
what's gmnson hc-t'l'? h somcont pla)tf\l•
JO kc on the re\1d(nl\ of rvna dtl Ma(' If thott • -
tilt \trl'Ct• nan\1t\I dcpartmc-nt of thf Cit) lldl ~Ip.
I •m h\'rc "uh all thf u '"tanlt tMt mieht ft«'i.
Like. e'er think of"E,~n·• or Eucal)=~
nd dun'I 1dt ~that 1t "-"to be • .
bn.iu · I'll JU\t p0tnt to the Mllftoha T rtt Su-M.
thcrt it 11 'I 11id btfot'c' I don't contidtf
th1' ufficu:nlll traumattC to mm me movt or
an th1na. But 1 "r rould all ett lOF1hef a-1 ~·'>'
lh4: 11uat1on. l\ v.~uld he nice.
RI K lllAUT
OfONMMs
Comments are welcome
A12 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Wedneedey. April 19, 1919
• by BU Keane COURTS• CUL TU,!tS
"The fog's erasing the trees."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"There! Does that make you happyr
PEANUTS
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DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
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GOD WA$ SYART. HE HAD A &\ROEN M ME HAU
A C.OUPtE TO 001HE WORK FOR HIM."
by Charles M. Schulz
IS THERE AN'I WAY WE
CAN GET RID OF LUCV JUT
T1-1ERE .N RloHT FIELv ..
15 THERE ANV WAY WE
CAN 6ET RID OF '<OU?
DON1T SA'f THAT I
WAS JUST 6ETT l~6 r -
GARFIELD
a08&18R08E
ft~~ A 1MlllG-. 11S M#4 If ~. 9Ur I l'W' MOWtM&",is .. 111/W#//
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COMFORTABLE I
.by Jim Davis
by Kevin Fagan
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ARLO AND JANIS
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SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
r SAILOR IS s:tAYIN G AT A HOTEL, S AM '
HERE'S THE P 'HONE NUMBER WHERE HE CAN BE REACHED' INVITE HIM
TO HAVE DINNER W ITH YOU t
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
<A.H:RE'S ClklD'r' 1tX)AC.J, C~€~
DOONUBURY by Garry Trudeau
by Jimmy Johnson
00, ~·TUCH /II, -ICl.)O OF~ Wtla. 'tlCR
' &WY' STM STIAaGKT' ANO
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r 11 II i' 'r I · .....---..l
GREEM 1: I I' I I' ,
S A L L T Y
'tOU w.> <* 'rt:)(Je fUf /
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
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COf\K .. flCe MCtvM tfle
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C 0 ll \II '\ I I \ C O I I I f .I '
Rustlers unable
to keep up with
Rancho's Dons
Golden West absorbs 7-6 setback
in otange Empire Conferen~e duel
ly RICHARD DUNN
o.-y "°' c .. ,~~
It was a fun one to ~alch 1f )Ou're a fan But fkn
V11larrcal's Golden Wt>st Colltgt> Rustlers <-'<>uld ha~r
thou,ht of somcthtnJ else a httk more fun to do on
Tuesday other than dip furtht'r do"'n·the Orange Empirr
Confert'n c ~scball nand1ng\ .
The Ro\tlcr'$ had a chance to create a tic for lirit
plact'. but instead they walked awa> with another one-run
loss to the confc."rcnce's fir t place." team this tJmc." 7-6 •'>
Rancho nuag,o rode." the arm o f lt'ft-hander \\ 1llic
Na"arrctte to maintain Its shm lead 1n the OE( race
"It was grcat for the fans to watch, but ~e JOSI ~cot
out and beat oursehe\" ~1d Villarreal who\C Rustler\,
16-12-1 . JC).'7, lell t~o games behind the Don 23-12.
12-5 '
Rancho nt1ago. whic h has six pla}Cri in the
stanang lineup batting over 325 Jumped on Golden \\e\t
tarter Tob) f ort' man for four runs 1n the ftr~t 1nn1ng But
1n a game that "'ent back and fo nh h kc a Ja1 .ilru match
Golden We 1ued1t in the third on th1rd-ba'>Cman C r.t•¥
Paquettc's three-run home run
R.tntno anuago'<, John \.tcTagaart h11 h1~ n1n1h
home run o f the )CU. a two-run t,hot 10 the fifth, to ~·~c
the Don a 6-4 lead Rut the Ru tiers who '>('attcITd I:?
hits off Na' arrettc. ucd 11 again 10 the \l\th on kadon
ht1tcr Frank ~lc."rman'<; tv.o-run do uble to the: lcft<entl·r
field alle)~
The Don~ hov.eHr. took the lead forgoo<l. 7-6. o n an
unearned run 10 the ~'enth a5 G\l. ( lir\t baseman Jo '>h
Bnmmer comm1ucd his second error of the game
Conrad lolb y, who~ 42 RBI this season rank him
founh 10 the confc."rencc in that catcgol"\, singled home
Dann) Ontn cros for tht" go-ahead run oftForeman 10 thl·
l>C\enth. Colh) 1s a former Estancia H1$h standout
rhe Ru tlcn bad their chances to llC •I again. gctllng
the Jcad-ofT hatter aooard IO the ~\en th JOd l'lghth
1nn1ngs. but 'Ja,arrettc." turned them ;iy,a\ \.\llh \omc
craft>, p11ch1ng.
'T oda} v.e ~ere a httle \hak) gcmng out of thl'
blocl •· said, Villarreal "\\-e battled hard hut we JU\I
couldn't male the pla) '-'C wanted to make "
Villarreal used a different hncup. including py11111g
normaf c lean-up h1Her Dan Villegas 10 the l'<o :? c,pot hut
11 didn't matter as the Don~ clcincd up on tw o e rror\ to
scort.1br«..u_nca~d run., gfT Foreman "'ho wa., n1tch_ing
(Pl~ase SH RUSTLfRS/8 21
ace homers foe
for 14-7 Victory
Orong.c C oa<,t u~d thrn• home run' to \IJ\ J h.111·
game had.: 11( pa<.:1: c,cmng Kan hn \anllal?t' "'1th J 1..i ~
"'" O\Cr \l\lllOll r ulknon 1n JO Oran~\' l mptrl'
( unkrl'OCC ba cball game ()( < . 2 ~-Q-1 12-fl used thl p!t~hrng of ldl·handcr
R}an Th1bJllh, "ho p1deJ up hi\ ~'en th \ldOI) "tlh
four annlll.~ ol '>hutout rchd to hold ull thl' I fnrnl'I\ 10-~I )-11 · .
( ra1g 'l..1\00 .mJ \111..c." \an Blanl111n h1t '>ol11 hornl'r'
tor <-1n thi: third tnn1ngand ~ott l ulano,1 lru'hl·J hi\
confcrcnc:i:-kading 15th home run .1 thl"\.-e·run \hot. 1n
1he ~' enlh 10 put the P1r.th''> nhc:u1 I:?-7 ·
The Pir. tc\ ~orcd ~\t'n run., in the sc'-·ond rnn11\@ to
c.ha>e Fullerton tartcc tC\e I rn1.h\l'I ;i., J:J'ion 'tiung
and EJJic P1crc:t' each haJ \\\CHUO \lllglc'I .111J Man ~
Cordo,aand l tcctor\anla( ru1.1dcJc<J RRl-.,rnalc'i \.in
Blancom ~orcJ the: Bun' l\.C\ cnth run o n a b34>Cs-loaJnl
\\.all. •
Thibault. v.ho allo~cd onl\ thrce h11.,. rd1c' cJ < )( <
'usner l omm) 1~10, "hog.a' cup~' en run' unJ '-'&ht
h1l 10 four IOOIO
Debbie Kelly reacts to ~ success. M•rlna•s Betsl Hugh bree .. es In 200 lndo.
Baron girls,·Viking boys prevail
fhc I oun1.11 n \ .ille~ High girl' .md \l.111n.\ ~.,.,,
l"Unll' UUI \\lllOl'r\, II\ thl' \\\tlllmlOg llll'l'I ~IV.l'l'O till
'"u'>(hool' hut tlw "unw1l1.·agu\'champ111no,h1r,l'.1d1
r\.'ma1n un<ln1tkd
f h\.' f\.'.l~llC lllll'\ \l tfl l°x• '>Cllll•<l 11\ t\\O "l'l'f..\.1t lhl
\un..ct tin.ti\ but 1hat<l1l.ln't lktr,u t lro1111lw 'tl lt•lll''
lor thl' l\\Cl ll':llll'
lhc f4roo turh \\.OU the tin.ii '\COi -th'-· H •
fa'L'\t\lc tclJ\ -lo l'Jrn JO 7-M dcrt'1on n'C'r the
\ 1t..1ng' I hl· 1. lo\C I~ .,·onh'\ll'll 111c l t t'-· .. 11urc-J cinh 1111
t-.:!·J '"'1.'.Cp, \\ 11h t ountatn \.ilk\ l'.irntn 1h1.· 1or 'l)tll'
10 the d1\ tnit lOntP\'t1t1c.>n.
·• fhl' girl\ did .111 oul\l.indtngJnh ··'·""I <•11tllatn
\',ilk~ g1rlH'Wl h lxhh1\.' t...dh "\\ ( put 0111 '>tningr't
\W tntmcr. 1n thl.' trt'l' rd J\ Jnd 11 pa11.l uff
"I thought"'-' hJJ o ul\t.1nd1ng \"111111' h' \1 1 hdk
llam ('SOO frn· ( II '\uuhl\111~ tu1w ol 'i I~~''· Juh
Voit (Pl:r<.vnal ~'' _..l ~! 111 thl' U tr\'l') .111d P.111\
1 homp<,on '" 1n1wr 10 UI\ 1n11.> ••
It "'ll\ the,h11c.J '>lfatKhl H'.tr tlhll r oun1.11n \ alk'
h•h beaten ~la mah\ fi, e !lliint' 1u k''
f or sh'-\ 1t..ina' fkt\I Hutth duuhktl in th.:
1ndl\ 1dual nwdll'' (~ 08 ..,.,, ,rnd thl· lfKI '"" c '\J ..i l
\llJnY.htk \111011..J \, hur1l\ t.. \1Jr1'.:1 \p.tno\ •l'h ind
\1cph.tn1e ..._1am'-·r l.llh turnl•J 11 ll td1 '"'m'
.ll'\.t°\rthni l\> \1,mna < u,1d1 f>;l\c l'1d.lurd
.Jn th,.• OU'.\ nll.'l'I'
•Charle\ Kl.'n\nn caged ()arrrn Ham 1n lht• ~(JO
rrc·,,t\k tu 'part.. \l,1nna to a <J'i ... .: \lll1>f O\l.'r tlw
B.1n1n' 1't<t1Hin "·" dc~tciliirl . "t 11. Ham h~
111 .t I <II
\\ ht·n t...co\ 011 'nn 1h.1"t ra, r ap1n,1 I f,1m the
d, 1l'nd1 ng k.1flll" l h.11nr our 1 .,,m JU'I "'t'nt nu1' ·· f.lml
\1.irtna hm'> t<1Jd1 Jphn \\ nyht .. ,t ,C'rml'd ti•""-'' tlw
IUO\ lor II\
Pcf\onal Ix:'" v.crl· thl• ordl·1 01 thl' d.1, ·" lohn
\\ l'\ll'I IUtnl.'0 1n pr 'II\ the tl\dl\ 1d u,1I rTIC\llt'\ (I 'I 11 f 1
.ind buttl•tlh t~..i 1.:1 II> 'p.irk thl' \1t.;111g .. \l11t1
\f,l\\\l'll turrwd tn tim· ""m' 1n v.11111111r, thr
tl ·""tr11i..,· 1 I 0' '' I :lnJ lht• '0 lrtc 1'1 ''i •
I oun1.11n Valk'·, l'llort\ "cr'-I • M11t tut tl J 1111
jPluse SH S\lllMMfNG/Bl l
AHJ: \ KOi .. \DI P
Wf ONESOAY, APRll 19. 1989 I :J
Oile~s' late rally-ii~,.
helps put Sunset
in more turmoil .
Barons lose game, but no ground;
Five teams within a game of each
The.") 're still in la\t pla{t' but \omehowone eame out
of wrnnd place doesn't ound ~ ~d
n~1u·, how 111 lor H untington Beach ll1gh'$ O ilers.
"'ho took thctn\l'h~\ o ut ot the din anti <ihool loo~ all M
lhC du\t W tth one V.IOll of the bat b) Ja\011 8~t'i~~. who~
t\\o-run hot 10 the bottom of the C'\Cnth inning hfted the
01k1 s to un -7 Sun-.et l t•aguc ba .,cball "1ctof)
Sc\.'nuogh on their ~a' to a 7 (l lo "afier \.I 111ng
<">ll·.m \ 1ew ha' \nappc.'<1a fl-6 11c v.11h a run 1n the top o f
the '>l'\Cnth 1nnmg, 1he 01krc. rallied \\Ith t\\O 10 nol onl>
\\II\ thl' gam<.'. but '>ho'e n(lht ba t l 1010 the th1 ct.. of thl"
·\!though Hunt1ngtl°lO lkach rc-m :110\ in the cellar.
1ilon~ '"th \1annJ the 0 1ler'i arc Jll\I OOl' g.ime c,hort o f
thrrl· 0thl·1, ''1th ..i • .i mart..' in "'hat " hl.·'-om1ng an
annual lrw·IN-all ritual.
~ounll' i..1nJ ,,f lam1ltar d0c..·~n't u." '31d EJ1wn < «Ml h P.1ul I I.well.
\\ htk Hun11ng1on lkal h '' n' rail~ mg 10 win.
liar re II '> < ha rgl·r, "l'r\.' h,>IJing on tor a one-run win.
"hilt '-' e'1 mm,tcr 'h°' t"d th\.' 11.'adcr Fountain \ allc\.
.1wund '' 11h .1 4 ~ dclcat ·
Bn,~·, 't'ilo" lame on a 2-1 fo\t hall .ind Y.ent O\.er
the ll-h lil;IJ tcnn· :it Hu1111ngton lka'-h onng Joe\
l\.1Jl'\\\l..1, '"hCJ h.id lt•d offthl· 1nn11111 \\Ith ah. "chit
'-tt'H· Harrett., ..,t:aha" t..~ had tn\..rn a 7 6 lcad in the
top t•I thl 'l'' cnth "hen ~ll'\. l' I krna nde1 lined a run-
'lonng '1ngll to 1..entt•r tidd "'1th ''"0 Olli\
Chean \ t\.'\\ h.1J brnll'n quill.I') tor \Ophomore
\tarter R.lnd' to..arltncr. srnnn& the 11nic\ to knocJ..
I lunt1ngton lkad1 ~ -.1aner out of the bo\
Ba'C hit'> b> "\te' c and Dan Hc."1 nnndc1 prelc<lNi a
run \1..0nng Jouhk tl' C1ar) { hn\topher\On and before
rcht•f p11\: her Ken \fa)., rnuld re tOtl' '>Omc order the
~aha"' lo;\ gt\I t\\O un a s1nttk from M 1t..e Burn
.\Ill'' (or. ( olhl'rt "J' h11 h) a p1tth \fa)\ Come on,
~urrcndl'J IOlt an R Bl-~1ngk to [) J M urru\ before getting
O\l l uf II
~t.i"'· ho~t'H'r n1..-cJl'd help, totl. ao<l he got 11 ~hen
Brian \\ 11gh1 .1mc on in thl· founh \\1th the ba~ le> dcd
and 1nduc.1.•d Johrl \inold 11\to a 1-~ \ douhlc pla)
llunt1n¥ton tt ,1lh 101 a run·\Hmna double lrom
lll\1tn ~tJrhn 11l th4." lir't .rnd an ROl·\lllgk from ( hn'i
~lahc1 111 thl' thnd but thl' big tnning· wa the S<'lOnd .
"hen the 01lcr" \1.'Ml'<l tour tune-' ·
< hn'> \langl•h had a run-'>dHtn1 \mglc \1. n'ht
tnpkJ 111 a p;m, th n "'-'JC"'~;i ~ucc1 10 \\r~t '"' • (Pluses e SUNSET /821
PC L leaders roll
with big victories
< mta Me\.i tll h'.., !\fu,tang' ,;iv. t0hC'1r hope~ for a
ht'rth 1n tht• If '· \ bJ,t•h II plarnfT.. .stt orb ;i b1a blo~
T U<.''dJ' "' thL·~ tl•ll t\\11 gJJnw ... ofTthC' pat\" o t third pla t:
OrJngc 111 Y.h.1 h:a\ ht'\:omC' a l\\1H ('am t h3mp1on'lh1p
rilH m tlw P.ll 1fi~ < 0.1\t I l'agul'
\tr wa~ ~ I~· ~ 1ct1m oft n·ll'aJt1 l una Hill
"h1lc Oran l' lx'-tl·J \\' l0-bc4()mc .fir~-
cntrl'n1. Fil' int t 1rd pl:l l\ t~ o pmc."' hch1nJ the ll'a1.k~.
anJ two ganH'' .1ht·ad ot \fr..a
rr.thu o Hrlh nwan"hlle ._t pl p.llt' "1th l una
11111' "1th a rout .11 I guna fkal h
• Tnm I lo~d·c. 2·run hontt"r in the ~·\l'lllh \.Jflpcd
J 11guna 11111,' \ldnr\C1\c:r \le.._, ''rngthdla"t..'il I \.,i
~·I rc: 0 11' ........ ......, .....
loc &nnctt i11J Roti ~1 110 '-'C'fe : for .i and M ill·
I klm v.,1, ~ h11 \ • ' I .1guna tf tlb u~d .1 I 2· hll llllad.
.... 1.1110 Ii'<' 1n 11',• th1rd and tour 1n the lounh
DJ ,·11 K l."f\ h.1J a 2-run Jouh l' 10 lhl' thud .ind
Kc n "-.ortman .1dd1.·J .s ~-run ''"Ill• 1n th( ltlUrth
\k "1' I >:mn \1.1,hhu1 n "''''.: IClf 5. Rrad Poncr \\as
jPlu se SH PCL/121
Belcher:'S Sea View heavyweights spike league foes Pickard
four-hitter Coronade/Mar UniversitytuneupforThursda,v 's crucial 111 0 l.llflldt..'O\ lt>I (l\('fclll w1·ns ,.t ~or , J ,,h,1l \aJJkh.1 \." .i 111•ht·<lr.111·1.· . I~
Ii f ts LA 6-0 Corona dd \for High ll lll'\1 11l fnr ''· 11 I I . , ,_, l cc ar .... "·"' ''"' k~. pu\hllli ,,, PU'llCd Sun .. ·t fl."\or1! .La.Jl;t.("0 Knt-cn .. on IC\1 ( •11ldc 0 Seaha w.Ks , 1 hu1'>da) ·, \~J \ ll"" I l·;1ju,· 'ol· "'n 1,,, .IH' 111 6 I. un'-' •aml.' lx•hind tht· lt•:i m \\ '-'' 10 an :\-I n .1n~l I mp1rl'
le\ ball \ho"Jo, .. o .llJll\\I \ '01\t'r"t' Jn h1 h \\ 1111<11 l,._"' tl•nr1 1' k.1d1n111 D.uun' \\Ill! 1 I: 6 (kC1't1•n ( 11111 ,,.n c '1, tol\ al I ulkrton
• Afti1ef1 ked out.
LOS .\NGU [~ < \ P) -t nn
Bc:I her p1tt·h d 1 tour·h1ttcr and
itruc:k ou' 10 lor h1\ fif'lt cumpk•c
p mc of the \C&Wn and lftcdo
nont.1 H' ,. 111u111
"ith u 15 ~. I ~·2. 9· 15, I .~ d \l\IOll •I uunt.110 \.tin n .1 1t;imcd 11' u\ r l d1,on In \.OOHTIUOll\ ollc-gc ml'n·, 11 n
()\('I \l\lllng r u\ltll IUC'\da\ .1llt'I• u nti..:.1t\'I\ \\,I\\ Ill lhl \1111 o('t l l'•l~U\ Junior Ke.l \ 1(1 lr1qlll/ ·' r . ""
noon "'''h 11\ ., ,•nth 'trni. ht dl~l\IC\O, 111 doubt~·,'' ho"·'' pl1t~ 1ng ''"f'' 'h•1 • (101\11.'n \\ e't llu.I nnt l•i'I.' ,, 'c.-t 111
rhl' \u l\.ior\ ... , In k .isuc 'i.() I a a (\\ t'r \\ \ \lll\10\l('f ·'' ~n1or lhl' iil\I llll\C 1h1i. ~'.ll-011 r •I th J1,p.ttdw1g I ulkrton al ll(l!ll\ \) )
o' t•1.all .. \\ H p.11cd h' < hn' Phh;a B11.u\\\ 11· t · 'll'JO w crt 1n "" le' \ 1l 111 '' "on .ill thn:~ 011111, m tl ht' I hl• )(u,1kr rt• no" '·h 111 th\.'
v.11h \C\l"ll l ilt\ .ind thl' hlod.:\ .ind • \1111. "''"Ill l>.I\ 1J 1>1~1. llOll h·0, 1·-~, f)-1 and \la11n3', :Solt Zo\a o~.lll~l ( mpirt.; ( Olll('fl':OlC
JUntor < :ittl'r R l"Ct:t.' ''Ith n1n1• ktlh 1111'-I '"'""' < Jl\111 'Crt· ''·"' \\11\fl " anJ lcll \I• m ~ both )&1111111' l '-'PI • \J.J.Jkl,,1,i.: din1hl"d thc < >r.1ll(t lD olhcr..f)rcp \ ulk\l>.all .Jn ~iiii.:~ lw lhc <l l'r' 1n an I .o lht.•tr Jou hi, ... 1t:"\1ud 11nhlcml'hl.'<l u1 l.:r1pu C on1,·rcn I.' h.1mr1on,h11 • 'c~ pol\ I h1rhm h.ul a-r11ut 1 nc '1 Ill!) ma 'mt1 n • <kc-an \ IC'" t .;(f"' 1th a ~. f. ' tJ.1 'u:t I'\ \\1th (); l 'rrtor,-un 't' ho1 l" t"tn1r1 ..
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Anteaters ar:e forced to-swallow a split
' Southern California College pulls out 6 -3 victory
t le i~u ho rd on n error in 'h
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hJ 1h1rd on a around ball ~hnc ~1n
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pmc due to 'he mercy nllc.
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Francona proving to be thorn
in Ryan's side so far this season
Jialle. abea ano&bn lfO&&Od bell wai
booted IO loed the t.tcs. M1n)
OlborM IOOk achantqe with 1 two.-
run &inpc to kft.
Manna aot run~ to \C\·ooJ on
thnd. but 5'-oll Kirk\\ood bounced
1n&c> a u>mc~ktr to end threat.
Ediwn Wai th in1 riaht in tht \1\th
•~n Robin LindM:)' tiqltd ind
advanccij on Matt Newficld'1 ~. but ahc t.wo wttt left stranckd
when Thobc •truck out the ncllt l:Mattcr
and forced a around o ut to tnd th~
1nnins.
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From n. Aaodetecf ftNn
ARLINGTON, Texas -Terry Fran-~ cona said he doesn't have Nolan Ryan's
number. just a lucky rabbit's foot when he •
plays aaainst him.
Already in this young 1989 baseball season.
Franconahasbroken upa Ryan no-hinerinoncpmcand
collected two hits and scored two runs agarnst him in
another. . ..
francona helped drive Ryan out Monday night in an
8-1 Milwaukee Brewers' victory that snapped the Texas
Rangers' winnmg streak at eight games. one sby of the
franchise record. .
A week ago, he singled in the ci&hth inning to snap
Ryan's bid for a sixth no-hitter.
"Everybody is acting like l got Ryan's number. but
I'm just happy to bc'playing against him.'' Francon:• said.
Francona and R~an do have the same agent. Dick
Moss.
After Francona broke up Ryan's no-hitter last week.
1
Magic sparks Lake~ romp
Magic Johnson had his 17th triple-~
double of the season and the Los Angeles •
Lakcrs jumped ahead with a 40-point first '
quarter to defeat the Denver Nuggets. ----
142-118. Tuesday night at the Forum.
Johnson ttcd a season high with 17 rebounds and
added 24 points and 17 assists, while James Worthy led
the Lakers with 26 points and Byron Scott added 25.
Lafayette Lever topped the Nuggets with 26, while
Mi~hael Adams added 22.
Orlando Woolridge scored 21 po1nts off the bench
and capped the victory with a breakaway slam dunk.
complettng the scoring and giving the La ken their biggest
lead of the night.
Elsewhere in the NBA:
•Charles Smith scored six of his 24 points in the
final 3: 11 as the Los Angeles Oippers snapped a scven-
gamc losing streak against Utah. beating the Jan an Sall
Lake City, 95-92.
Ken Norman added 16 points and Tom Garrick 15
for the Oippcrs, who won for only the founh time in 40
road pmcs this season. Karl Ma.lone scored 26 points for
Utah, now 33-7 at home.
• Detroit clinched its second strai&}lt c~ntral
Division title and the NBA 's best record. racin1toa 20-3
lead and then holding on behind Joe Dumars 24 third-
quartcr points to beat Oeveland in Richfield, Ohio.
118-102. Detroit has won seven of its last ca~t games to
reach 60 victories for the first time in franchise history.
•Jeff Malone scored 24 poinu and Mark Alarie and
Ledell Eackles sparlced a key second period as WashmJ-
ton kcpulive its playoff ho pes with a 121-1 13 vtctof') 1n •
Boston. -• CblOO Barkley .,was 15 for 16 from the field and scored 34 points as Ph1lade p ll a ns t stmor1
night of the season and beat Milwaukee at the Speclrum.
124-102.
•Dell Curry came off the bench for 31 points and
Robcn Rtid scored his 1 O,OOOlh carttr point as Charlotte
defeated New Jene) in East Rutherford. 121-105. giving
the expansion Hornets their 20th victory of the season.
8 Dale Ellis and Xavier McDaniel scored 3S points
apiece. and McDaniel had 11 of Seattle's last 13 points
and blocked two shots in the last two minutes. keying the
SupcrSonics' 122-J 18 win over vi 1ttng Golden Stalt.
•Danny Ai nae scored 32 points, including a I 5-foot
underhand shot on the run with a second left, &iving the
Kinas a 120-118 victory over Ponland in Sacramento.
8 Adrian Dantlcy and Derek Harper each sc-0red 23
points to lead Dallas to a 103-99 victory in Miami.
8 Dominique Wilkins scored IS of his 39 points in tbefo\Jrth~uaner..lld~AtJanta hold ofl'host Indiana.
121-114.
QI OTJ:Ot-1 HI' D \ \
T•i Grua~ rookie siar of the New York Ranacrs. after fans showered the ice wuh their
giveaway itemsduringa 2-0 loss to Buffalo on Plastic Mua Night at Madison SQuare Garden: "It's a aood
thin& it wasn't Machete Night.''
Chicago oUtskates Blues, 3-1
ST. LOUIS-Steve Thomas broke a tic 7t:
31 seconds into the third period and Trent •
Yawney added an insurance goal Tuesday _* __ _
niaht as the Chicago Black hawks defeated the
St. Louis Blues, 3-1, in the opening pmc of the Noms
Division fmals.
Steve Larmer also scored for Chicqo. which
defeated Norris champ_ion Detroit an six ,aamcs after
qua Ii f ying for the playoffs with an overtime victory on t.be
final day of the regular ~ason.
Greg Paslawski scored for St. Louis. which finished
second in the Norris before beat in& the Minnesota North
Sta.rs in five pmcs in the o1'tftin& round. The Blues had
gone 6-1-1 against Cbicaao during the regular season.
Cowboys' Schramm resigns
NEW YORK -Tex SChramm. who
created .. America's Team;· took on the job of ~
transplantina "America's Legue" overseas ~
Tucsd.ar when he resjaned as ~s1dt'nt of the Dallas Cowboys to head the expcrunental International
Football l..cquc.
The respation by the man who ran the Cowboys for
all of their fint 29 years came on the day NFL ov.-ncrs
unanimously approved the sale of thc Co9r'bo)'s to
Arkansas oilman Jeny Jones.
And while it was an amicable panina -''We're nyina beck to Dallll1 t~her," Schramm said -there
WM really no ahemauvc bccau~ Jones has taktn
com~tc operational control of the ttam.
•This· 11 a new erai an era of international arowih,"
laid Schramm. who wi I bt in cha,. of creetina a Je1tut
o( 10.12 warns equally soht bttween Eurooe aDd North ~ ··we want to take Amcncan foot6en .cross tbe
W8llf add make it into an international apon."
Ryan quipped. ··well at Inst~ kept it in the fam11)."
Francona added, "It's tou&hcr to act Chits) off Nolan
but they don't count any more than any others."
Ryan said he doesn't thank Francona has aj1n"' over
him.
"He hasn't mHterid me yet," Ryan said. "He dad hit
a aood pitch for a double but the tttond hit he aot was a
nubber."
Ryan said he didn't have command of has pitches.
"The tonier it went the worst it got,'' Ryan said.
"Sometimes )OU have bad 1nninas1 strugle and come
back but I couldn't. When you walk 51xgu)'s like I did )OU
can act into serious trouble."
8111 Wegman, who went 721> innings and allowed Just
five hits, got his first victory after two losses. He was
proud it came apinst Ryan who beat him a ~eek ago
"I struuJed early because I was tensed up about facin~ Nolan again," Wegman said.
• Fonunatcl)', I only gave up one run in the fi~t.
When )OU get bctwnd aauy like Ryan 1-0or 2-0 he'll slam
the door in your f.acc.'' . •
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Ben tests his hand-to-eye coordination
Rose denies giving away ring
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M iiie DMd has hi• Hunt·
ln91on •••h Oiiers within • t•m• of second p l•ce.
SUNSET
From Ill •
what was then the t}'I08 run (5-5).
Elsewhere m the Sunset Tucsda) ·
• J.J. Thobe was l e) for Edison.
goini the d11>tnncc w11h a four-hitter.
striking out fi\C, walking l')onc. "He
JU~l thrc" great:· said his coach.
Harrell
The Charger~ tool a 3-0 lead anto
thl' bottom of the se' cnth before
Manna strud. for two unearned run!>
to narfow the jt.'lp.
Afl'Cr "the first tw-o batters . went
down. the Chargers fell victim to a
throwing error made famous b> te\e
x.
Mike Benson followed up w1t.h
RUSTLERS
From Bl
Ed1ton. which had ~\en ba\C hits ·
in the third. fourth and fif\h innin,s.
realized three runa by v1nue of run-
aconna s1nakJ ftom Joe Pence in the
third and J .J . Thobc 10 the fifth. along
"'1th u !.acrifice n) from JefTDamel in
the fourth.
•Westminster's Lions continue
on the comcba k trail. winning their
thtrd stra1&hl and founh in the last
fi \'e, to pull to within t\\O game oft he
leaders af\er a 4-2 decision over
1siun1 Fountain Valle).
Jim Sla&le wa$ 3 for 4 with t\\O RBI ;
Brett Grebe w~s 2 for 2 with a waU,
and an R"BI: and Chri Ur on \\as 2
for 4. Grebe '1ruck out e1&ht and
walked nont', M"!ltcnng e1gnt base
hits.
Ryan Klesko, howc~cr. as sttll 1>tuck
on 98 career base hih for the Lio ns -
he was O lor I w11h two 1nttntlonal
walk . g1\ini him fi\e intentional
walks in his last two games.
f ountain"Vallcy broke up Grebe's
shutout bid wnh a solo home ruA bJ;
Mar~ f)odd m the seH~nth. and Jon
O":hcr stroked a run·scoring double
with one out. but wtth the l) 1na run at
the pl:llc the Baroqs went down with a
hner to shon and Grebe'" eighth
s1r1 kcout.
1 he Lions got a run on starter 'ltC\ C'
Montgomc1 > in t~c third "hen
Uirson ctoubled to remcr
Fountain Valle} outfielder le\e
Grack held Westminster at ba) at thal
J>01nt w 1th a nandout defcnsl\ c play.
but the Lions strud. for l\\O in the
fifth when lagle slammed a solo
home run and Grebe follo~ed up
"ith an RBI !>IOtlc.
In the sixth. Westmmstergot a little
insurance O!> catcher Angel Lopez
doubled and with a drawn-in tnfit'ld
SlaaJe pounded up the middle to
ore pinch-runner Mark Murph)
Magrann, who had a bad 1ump off second base. was
• g\lnncd dov.n at the plate on perfect rela)' to Rancho
c.a tcher Joey Townsend.
for the first time 1n two ~eeks because o( a pulled mu le
'In his back.
Htrman. the next hitter, singled to center. to put
runners at t~c comers before Na\arrttte, who pitched
onl> two 1nnmg.s with no base runners, ended the threat
by striking out V1llqas. "(Foreman) has been ha\1ng muscle spasms in his
back, but once he got m his groove tic was p1tch1ng well,"
said Villarreal... nd thel\(Tadd) Long came in and did a
job, but it was Just a little too late."
Three hits, no runs, two left on.
Foreman. a left-hander who suffered h1~ fifth lms in
nine decisions this year, walked two..and struck out one.
IN€tNNA "Fl ~'~denies be :a He worked 62/1 mnings and allowed I 0 hits before Long. --vustlcn' he>m$1-pit~~hul the-Don ~mplcich gave his 1975 World Series nng to a down for 2•11 innings. ·
convicted Massachusetts bookmaker and • Paquette, who played third base instead of shortstop
placed 1t and two others on display an a for the Rustlers.. sin&lcd to left to open the bottom of the
-we d1d·1rt get a real Jood Jump coming off second
bas.e," said Villarreal. "Butthc decision there waulready
made and they had to make a perfect relay to get us. and
they made the fundamental play."
That's lar&e_ly wh) lhe Dons are in first_place. And
wh) Golden West 1s not.
In the first annang. Bammcr m1spla)ed a foul pop-up
along the first base hne to draw an error because the urne
h111cr. Marty Neff. drilled a single to center on the next
pitch to score Colby, w&o had dnven in two run.s on a
double carher to the mniog.
downtown C'lnc1nnat1 bank. sc~entb. Bammrr, tfle ncitt hitter who was batting fourth
A Boston newspaper reported unday that Rose &aH in the lineup, wu told to sacnfi~ . . which he did.
the nna to Joseph Cambra, 66. of"Somcrsct. Mass .. a\ success(ull)'.
payment for a gambling debt. Rose ·put his three Series But two outs later. Paqucue was \1111 standing on
championship rings -from 1975. 1976 and 1980 -on second and the Dons still had a one-run lead
display Monda) at the Kentucky auonal Ban~:!> "We ~ere playing for one run, there was no question
downto\\n Cincinnati office "juc;1 to lay that rumor to at all (about the dccmon to ha\e the No. 4 hitter
rest. ~osc. an investor of the bank. said he requested the sacrifice).'' said Villarreal. "We pla> httlc ba~ball and
ring display to counter the Boston report, which he said 1s Bammer's one of the be•t buntm we have. It's Ju 1 that
wrona. But he said the I 97S nng that Cambra posse scs 1s the other guys behind him didn't come throu~. '·
a ~plica that Rose authorized for Cambra. Rose said he More pain came an the eiaJ\th inning as t e Rustlers had a runner thrown out at the plate. met Cambra in 1984 whjle Rose played for the Montreal Mark Maarann. making a rare appearance 1n ten field
Expos. Rose haucknowledgcd that Cambra hassta)ed at for GWC, opened the eiihtb with 1 sin&)e to naht and th~ednpring traJning hotel-tn Flood.a. _... _... ~.. .R bb. c ..;............. r.-Rose allO invited Cincinnati telcv1s1on station mov~ lO.SCCO.uu.on~otUlop 0 lllllll& ,SACDUL.J,;.
WL WT. which br01dcasts Reds games. in10 his suburban buntOoldcn Wc,t second baseman Mike Wiiiey. who bats
Cincinnati home Monda)' to film his coll ect1on of ninth tht>n c;inslcd to lef\ on 11 sharp srounder, ~ut personal mementos.
Rose said he has many items of h1 mcmorab1ha
collection close at hand, contrary to reports that he has
sold a number of them.
The bat that Rose used in September 1985 for career
hit No. 4, 192, the one 1bat broke T) Cobb's record. is 1n
the possession of hts insurance agent, Steve Wolter. Rose
said he sold Wolter the ba1 and a CorvC{ltc he received
from Reds owner Marge Schott for $1 75.000.
Canada tops U .S. In hockey
•
Gilmour's goal
gives Calgary
overtime win
Neff eventually came home to ma.kc i t~ on Sean
Ramos' single to center as the error became biuer by thc
moment
With two outs an the third tnniOJ. Herman tnpled
home Willey to make 1t 4-1 before Paquette unloaded h is
nan th home run of the season. a towcnn& dO\ e over the
lefi field fence, to tie the pmc
Navarrcnc. 8-4, walked five, but none in the final
four 1nnangs. He also struck ou.t six, includin1JcfT Repcn
to end the pmc and Villtaas \o end the eiaJ\th inn1ng.
Lo.ng allowed only one hit. a sinaJc. while walking
nobod)' and 'trikma out two. Herman ed the way
offcns1vcly wittnJrrcc hits, whdc Paquette, Carabbe and
Willey had two.
Ouarterhorses at Los Al ••
f 3 on 3 bas~tball
OM "'ck .... ttltlft9IVC ..... IC'hcdules
1• vad lliMoiy, I~ ladto hd COID·
prwoe betwCcft ~· .......... ~ will be ht ~7-eWs• twnmer meet b' the l 919 MelOO
a...,.uoa '' cW'l'Ntly betftl ac.upled for lht Loi Al111uto1 llecrcatlOft °'Plrtmcnl'' ~Joe J Baaeu.at Lcaaue. ne Jee fOi ·~ 1eai1ut 11 S7S ""*' a SH rdundable friat ftt. F'ec ancl~ 'r·sh1rts for
lMI ... Ma)' s •• Loi All•iw llact Courw.
The lt.UOa nans. ~ Srpt. 9 alUnftl raaas~oU!b Tuaday ~ S.tur-da) bqi1uu~ at 1;l(fp.1n. The swnmtr mttt
,.di bt 'Plit into l"o ftUIODS -May S thri>uah
Jul)' 22 and Aue. IS throup Stpt. 9. ~ Oranet
Count)' Fatr cOnducu r.nna dun,.. the bruit
from July 2S throuah Aue. 12.
each am. . Di"itions b the lttpt incluck Men't Chc.'r JO (Monday ~c.'DllWS) Mt'n Oot'n (Tbunda> c~c1u"1'); and Mm's ~foo1-1 ~.ia l)dcr
ftlau~ c."ltatnp) Leacuc plav \\tll b(ain
Ma} I and cottlu\uc throuah Juht ~8.
For more anformauon. ohoM Jam h•')• ~ 11
82_7-9010 oc (213) 430-1 01.l"
The stak~ schedule 1ncludet l6 ~-money
events -el&hl of ~hach carry punn o(S I 00,000
or more On June J, lhe Quar· \~/Tborooahb«d ln~uauonal. one or
ae1rcn 110-yard ~ncbcaps,·will bt open 10 both
thoroupbfcds and quant'rhones
Swim fundraiser
Bodyboard contest
Lake Sttttt,Just south or the Hunhnaton
Beach Pier an home to some or the most
prcst111ous surf events an the naoon. Mil be the
site or the fourth annual Mony &ooaic /'
Bodyboard contcit on Saturday. btaJnnana at 7 am.
The nanth annual "Sv.1m Wath Mrke'' fun. drat~r 10 be~t phys1ca1Jy challcn&e<f athlete) will bt held Saturday 11 9 a m at the l.,S(
Ol}mptc Sv.im tad1um ·
The USC-.ponsorcd event. foundc.'d 10 gent'r· 11c scholarship funds for ph)"Hcally challenged ~
athlt'tc.'S. started u a tribute to Male 'll)ehoh a
fonnt'r All-Amt'ncan swimmer 11 LSC v.ho \\a~ paral)"zcd an a 198 J motol'()clc accident Trooh1es and valuable pnzn ..... u be the
reWJrd for the top finishen an each of the seven
amateur davmons and one profcuiooal
d1vu1on In the profcssjonal division, this will be
the serond of fhe ra~ Cllenu on the
ln1ema11onal Morq-BooJie Bodyboard As-soc1111on's(IMM8A)circu11 wbett ra11n1 point' an the 1nccnuvc.
Proctt<bfrom1ht'ftrstt'vcn1 1n 1981 hcldJu~•
three months artt'r Nycholt's arodent. t'nablc.'d ham 10 buy a spec1.ally<qu1ppcd van
Former Rams arcat and actor Mcrhn Ol~n
-will be pa.rt1c1pattn& 1n the sw1m-a-1hon. as \\ell
as rc«1vans th1s )ear's .. People Ht'lp1n1 PN>pk"
award. which \\ill be presented b) Ste\ en Ford
son of former Prcitdcnt ~raid Ford v.hc;
rccc11rcd the award an 1988
En tty forms can be obtained at Jack's u.rf It Spon and Hunllnaton urf & Sport tn Hunt·
•naton Beach or by c:alhna (619) 439-0900.
For more anfonnation. phone Mary Martba· n1an at (619) <439-0900.
For more 1nformauon, phone <2 I 3J 70-!77 I or (2 13) 743-8~S
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'M•rlna 9lrl1 co•ch D•ve ftlckford fleftJ. l'ount•ln Valle1
bo11 coach R•r aray had their fingers cro11ed. but both
finished second In su.nset Lea9ue duel 1w1 ...... 1n9 meet.
S\XllMMING
From It ullt,an'' performance in the SOO
frcc.aCIF quahf)'tna mark of 4:S I .S9.
.. Thu v.as his best umc of the
~n and one of the best 1n the
unset this )~r." said Barons Co.ch
Ra> Bray, ~ho also credited htS
frttst)lt rel•> team for a fine efTort at
the end of the meet.
"We didn't do as v.cll as v.c had
hol)Cd, but Marina h d some vcl')
fine performances O\craJI." added
Bra) .. They won a coupk of clutch
C\lcnts riat!t at the ~nnina and we
ne'er eoula rtto,cr.
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Mike Schmidt still is trying to find the aroove and SO
is Ron O.rlinJ. Schmidt, though, i~ winning games while
Darlin& is losinJ them.
Schmidt hit a three-run homer off Darling and the
Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets, 7-1.
Tuesday ni~t at Shea Stadium.
··rm sull not comfortable. The home runs are aoing
to come, but I had three poor at-bats," ·Schmidt s;iid.
"That won't show up in the boxsco.re. But I had been
somethina like S for 2S and that's pathetic."
Schmidt, coming back from
shoulder surgery at age 39, hit his
founh home run of the season and
S46th of his career. He has I I RBI
and is batting .2 SO af\er 12 ~mes. ----,
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"Mike is.-foing Lo get h15 hare
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pop one. He's been known to do
that," Phillies Manager Nick Le}va
said.
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In the Amcncan Laaut:
VaU ... l.BIM...,.l: 0.vt LaP01ntt'arncd h1'l fir~t
victory for New Yott by 1e11~n1 ftve htts over 6~1
inn1nas as the Yankencontinued theLrdominaoon o'er
the Blue Jays in Toronto. The Yankees have won 19 of
their last 28 games in ;J'oronto.
TWlu t, Ttaenl: In the Metrodomc Kent Hrbcl hit
a t1c-hreaking tnrcc-run homer 1n lht' finh inning and
added a dcciMvc solo homer in tht seventh.
Atllledct i, Martaen S: Sun Javier broke a tic with a
t\\-o-run double 1n the ciahth innina and B•ll> Beane aJso
drove in two run as Oakland earned the victor) in the
Kingdo mc.
Royals 7, Oriole• t: Brad Wellman '9ngled homl'.' the
\\inning run and Kevin Seitnr dQUblcd home two more
in a three-run t 3th inning that pve Kansa City the
victory in Baltimore.
Rucen t. Brewers%: Cecil Espy had four hit • stole
three bases and ~cored th ree times on RBfs b) Rafael·
Palmeiro as Texas triumphed in 4\rl ingto n behind Bobby
Witt's four-hit pitc hing.
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1972. Elster has handled 234 chances during his streak
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Pirates t, Canllnal1 3: Shon stop Ouie Smith
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Tut14'1Y't Scwft DNtitr1 6, Clnclnn•tl 0
Montr"t 11. Cnb9o 2 Phl~la 7, N-.w York 1
Atlanta s. HouJIOll ' (11 IM 11!9)) Pflltburoh 4, St. Loula l
S.n 01-oo '• San Franclaco 2 T .. v's OM'ff Cincinnati (11<-nlnt 1·01 •1 o..n (M«oan 0-1), 7ti P.m
Plttaouron (W•* O· ll ., SI LOUii <Maer•M
0-2), 10-.JS a.m.
S.n Oltvo (!now 2·1) It Sen Fr•ncltCP
lltlUKnet J-0), LOS P m .
Cl\!ce.oo CS8nelerton 1·0) at Montr"t (Ot
Martinez 0·0), 4 OS o m PtlllacMIPlll• (Ontlvtr~ 2·01 11 Ntw Yorio.
(Cone t· 1), 4:35 Pm.
Hovtton tCtancv 1·0) at Atlanta (LllllQulst
1-0), UO Pm ~Y'·-"'lledtlpftl• at Ptttaourtll, 4:05 P m
CllkffO at New York, • 35 P m.
Houston " Atlanta, 4..0 p.m. MontrMI 11 St. LN•. S;OS P m
OMv ""'* KMdUlld
NATIONAL L•AGU•
D1•1 I 6, ..... t c.-.a" LOS •••Las . ,..... .., ....
4 0 2 0 """"" ft> l 1 I I 4 0 1 0 AMllllJb 4 I I I
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W"twft C.....,.eftC.e
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v·L.allen
v·Pnoenhc
v·Seettle
v·Golden State ~rtt' __ _
Sacramento
CtiPPWI
W L ftct. s. 25 ....
S3 26 .67T
45 3' .570
43 37 S3I
31 .r-•1
26 S3 .329
21 59 .263
.625
GB
9 11 .,
6
28 331.,
x·Uteh
y·Houston
v·Oenver
Dalles
IWdWftt Division so 30
43 36 42 37 .5" 6' >
.532 71h
Sen Antonio
M lemt-
36 ..
21 SI
14 66
.4~" 200 28 .,
.175 36
E11tem c.....,.enc•
A"8ntk DMMeft
•·New York SO 30
v·Pnlladell>hl• 44 35
Bo••on 41 38
Wuhlngton 39 40
New JerseY 26 S.
Cherlolle 20 60
Central DMllen
xi·Oetrolt 60 19
62S
.557
519
.49•
.325 .2SO
.759
S''> I'>
101"J
24
30
T-Ctewlend 24
2' 31
33
S3
.700 4'1"J
v·Atlent• 50
v·Mllwauk" 4
v·Chlcego 46
lndl•n• 26
a-d ncl'lld dlwl1lon tatle
v-<Jonched Plavoff '*''" •~llnd'led lleeul's bt1t rec.Md
T_.Y'• SC-
Lalrwi 142, Oenvtf 111 C111iP1rS 9S, Utah f2
Wallllneton t21, lkKlon 113
Cnarlott• \21. N•w Jeney 105 Pl'lllacM!otll• ,,,, M1lwaUll.M 102
Dalla• 103. Miami 9' Otiroll 111, Cltvtland 102
Atlanta 121. ·~ 114 S.allte 122, GOiden Sla te 111
S.Cramento UO. Portland 111
.633l1f'
.608 12
.582 14
329 3'
T .. v't OamH
~nix al Mlam;, •'30 P m lncfla/\9 at Delroit, •;JO o m.
Atl•n•• at Mltwa\lllM, s~ o.m
Hovtton 11 Saft Antonie>. t.JO Pm TIM'...,., .......
S.C.ramettto ,, LMWI, 7:30 P.tn
&otton at New York. 4 JO P m Piii~ II Ne# .l«MY, •30 P m
Chlueo •• Wau11ntton, 4;JO P.n'f San Anlonlo 11 Denver, 6:30 p m
Portland al S..ttle, 7 p m.
utren 142. """" 111 O•NVIR -W Coo.tr 6·9 0-0 12, Enp Ill
6·ZJ 6·6 11, Scn•vn 7·1 0·2 "· Acsams 7· 11
S-6 27, Lever 11-23 2·2 26, LaM O•S O•O 0, COOll
7·14 o-o lS, De vi• l ·ll 0-0 '· Hanrllk 1·2 l·2 l. GrMnWOOCI 0-2 ... 0 O, Ra""'1t ... 4>-2 ?·2 2
Totals 41· llO 16·10 111
LAKl•S -GrMn 7·\0 5·S "·Worthy 11-11
•·S 26 At>c:llJl·Jabt>ar •·I 1·2 f, JOMtolt 6·lS l ·I i•. Sdtt lO•lS >-• 2S, M CPOMf 2·6 ,., 10. Tl'lomc>SOf\ 2·S H 4, WIOlrid91 6 ll f ·t 21,
Came>Oell I· 1 O·O 2, ,_,...,, I· 1 O o 2, Lamo
0-1 o-o o Toter•· so-n )4·37 14'
kWtW~
Denver N • :u 30-111 Latteo • :M :u 34-1•2 l ·POlnt toals-Jont\Mf\ •. Adlm6 J, Scott 2, M C~ 2, Lever 2, c.-llOUIM CK.11-Nofte
lttt>Ounch -Otnvtf' U (W COOOll' \0), Lallen
60 (JOMM>n 171 Anlttt-Otfl-H (1.....,., Adams I), U ken S4 {JdlMOA 17) Tote!
l'oult-c>en""' 2•. Lelten n. Atlendal'IC-17,SOS
~fl. au n
CL~-1 -SMMtl 9-11 H 24, ~
7·14 7·2 16, ~ .. min 5·10 1·2 It. GerrlCll ,..
7·1 U, Gr~t 6--1• 2·2 IA, w.lf 1-7 t-0 I, ll.
Wlltl1mt 4•1 l-1 t , Whitt 1-J 2·2 4, .......,
0-0 0-0 O Totalt 31·1\ lt·ft '5. UTAN -Matolll ll-tt •·7 M, ...... \-1 1-1 >. E .. tfl 1 6 S·6 7, Stedltoll 4•7 M 1,
~ ·:. t:. 'o.t;.T,, .. ~;:, ·~,u-:: ,armer , .• 0-2 2. Ortll M H J, ......... 1-1
M J Tltlll, J7 D 17·11• ... SC.. ......... .........
•UMll " ....... ~rcrr-.~~ft!.1::: . ....... er 11 • • ~ Wll, IL ...._ -.. Clllt la U), T• ... Ciel .. I if, Ullll 17. .... ICll .,.....
eemm.nv c ....
OltANGI 1,.,....1 CON ... •INCI
ltaM:N """8ee 7, ~ Wtat ' Rencno San1oa1>1 400 020 lOC>-7 11 O
Go!Oen Wes> 00. 002 ~ 12 7
N•verrette encl TownMnc:t, Foreman. Lonil
171 encl Vlllt9as w -N•itar-re111. I·•
L-Fortman, •·S 18-COlbY (RS), Htrm1n (GW) 38-tffrman IGWCI Hlt-P~tlt
(GW) McT•"8rl -CRS) •
0r-.. Cealt 14, ...... 7
Fullerton 010 240 000-7 l1 1
-Orange Coa5t 012 000 »•-I• 13 2 Trac~. Ma<tlMl (21. R~• <•I, GonUIH
. i 7... Mid•• i i and -Mlle. WWi4r-Tlllllaull IS) encl K .. v W-TMHHJtt, 7·1
L-Trec:n~. l ·7 28-Parlll (F ). 8•11ev IFI
HR-Nixon !OCC), Van 8tarlc;om IOCC),
Tat•noe IOCC) \
or~ Empire C.metence
RanchO Santiago
Orenoe Coast
Cvpress
W LT GB
12 s 0
Golden West
Saddle back
Fuller1on
Riverside
12 6 0
11 6 0
10 7 0 6 10 1
5 12 0
3 12 1
Tu.sdtv's Scores
Oranoe Coast 1•, Fullerton 7
'I'>
1
2 s112
7 •
RanchO SanlleQO 7, GolOen West 6
Cypreu 11. Saddleback 6
llturMeY'• G..nes ( 2:30)
Golden West •• Riverside Saddlebtck at Rencno Sentlego Cvltrnrat FU119rton S.tuntlY'• G.mes ,,...,
Oren" Co•sl •t CYs>reu
RIVtf'Slde al Seddlebtc.k Fullerton et RenchO Sentlego
HOC kl' t~
.. HL
St.-V ~.,. •votts
DfV~ .. INALS c--.. C.•11-TuoMllY'• k-
C•IQar-'l'-4, KINI , (oO-tCatPrY1ffO• saner. 1·0)
Ch1cato 3, St Louis 1 tCnlcaoo le•d1 14''"· I 0)
--J1lurWlllY'• Gamet IC._ at C•IO•rv Os-Tnr Cll1ca110 •t St L0111i, S lS Pm
S.tvtdav's Gtmet Cal{Mlrv at llNt. 1 JS Pm
SJ L-• at Ch<a90 SlS Pm ~.,.. 0-
Ct u rv al K-.. 7.JS om St LOU•• at ChlcNO. S.JS pm
• w ...... "• "'-",. K1119S 11 C .... rv 6.lS p m ff n«.e•wrv ClliC.ltOO ,, St Lo...s s 35 0 m • If MCHMf¥ .. ,,.v, ....
Cel91rw 11 ~. 7 JS Pm • II necnurv
St Louis 11 Cluceeo. SJS P m , II necet.wr"' ~v • ._,. • ~ at C•t9arv S p m rf r1tceual'v
cn.cauo at S• Loult , ·~ • m , ~I nt<9'urv
WalM C....,e!IU T .. v't 0-. ~cMloll•• el Pttt~ett. •JS Pl'I\ IP11 tM>UrQll feed• ~oes 1•01
80t.IOll .. Mol\lfNI, • l5 0 m IMonlreal
leadJ Wf•••· 1·01 _..,...¥', G-.
Pott.ouron at ~~. • lS am
Botti>'\ •• MotltrH •. '35 Pm
s-Mv'• 0.mH P1H•OUr1111 11 Pht11doh>n1• • OS P m
MolltrH • at Botton, •-os 11 m
T""4t¥, A"11 lJ
Hllet ~ Pflo ade•Oflie et P11tiourtf\ • lS P "'• if IUNSaT L•AGUI ~ISHr\'
Mth ...... , a.ell I, C>aiall View 7 8011011 11 MontrH I. •.3S pm , If nKtuarv
Oc .. n View Jell 000 l-7 tl T°llwWllY, 4111'1 2.7
Hunllneton &eacn 1•1 000 >-e I l P•tt•~.,., at Pnl•HllPfl.. • lS om. it KM~ and Colbert, Feur, AA.~ Cll, .nect uarv
Wrltl'lt 141 •no Aenew w-WrlOllt, 2·l Motltraat 11 Botton, •~s 11 m . 1 '*""'" L-ttatllner 2&-Ctwlttoontt'_, (0Vl. ~>In Sal\lfdav, A"11 2' (HS) 38-Wrlohl (H8) Hlt-9flH•Y (H8) Pfli••Ol·Ph. ,, P1tlUkKOll. Os p ti'\. w
Wft...._ 4. ....... y...., 2 M<fl,8f\I
Fountain v...... 000 000 ,_., I t BoitOft " Monlr"H I SM'"'· If no<nMrY w .. tmlntt• 001 Ofl 11-• 9 3
Moftteornerv, Hale CS>. Cro•'9tt m and
004d, Grebe and LOHr W-<Ore~. S·7 L-Monteomtrv 79-Slagtl IWJ, L.¥50n (WI Lo• Alll'llt'
LONI (W), Orcntr IFV) Hlt-<>ood (FV) Ca~rv
,..,,.. 4, Kines J
kiri w ~.,....
Slfflt (W) • ._ a. Mef'llll ,
Edlt0n 001 110 0-l f J
MMilwl 000 020 0-7 ' 0 J TIICIOI and S TllO«le, Schultr P Newfloid
Cl), 8ovd (4) end LlndMv W-J T~. 3·2
L-khultt. ?a-M, Ntwfrotd IM), ... a,te COAST LIAGUI u.. Hiit 12. c.-..... I • ~ Hiiis lot -t-1' 12 2 Costa MMa JOO ., t--a 9 3
Miio, •·O, konllr <•l and helm; erant, QIJlnn {4) and lChOnft 1-«ant Ja.-t!Mrn (LH), MllO
ClHl, ltow' Cl.HI ~-LIOYO Cl.HI °"""' ti. ..... 1'1-1 ' Woodllrid91 ... 002 ,_ ' to 0
Ofanet 116 400 x-12 It I co.a. HowMd m. Het1011 m eno k ine IOurv, 1'"'9fl, G\llrra (6) l!IO Hlt"811der
w-En"efl L~ ,._.....,,.,, IOI.
ltldl'leutl (0), ~ellr (0), FltNr (W) 2 »-Fftt« (0) tfft-Oltlton IWI 2
,,.._ ... M, ~ leldl 1
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Ml"'MY ~ u.... a... .......... OWMell • LIDlf~ Ctwleftell mm o-n 21 1
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''°"' Newitt Or ... County From Soulh er-. County
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
$9 E.11,....
5t AYCJUCI\
fiO COf'!\btl'* ,, S....l>M ,, '"".,,'
13 ~ ""'"
DOWN
'Youngwome" 2 J udlll I It lf'g 3 1(1f'>d of nut
• 9lew"" ~ 8'Mlhe
ti A-Wit -7 S ~
• Oro-n '*' 9 -dOQ 10 - -be ··--' ' 5, f!OiftQ 11 A«~
13 Wan.Ol1.M
ti Ct>!C~ IHm
21 Ve!tll
24 F I
2S Avt"<VU
11~
2 7 o-fc.lenl
211 Ftvm IOOI
SOUl\4 Cll
0 pt<Wal
31 w·no
2 f or& .. "" 33 Ot 3A P•q1t~ !Ju~liM
1 • •
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!11 Grotto u Etlllll•--
'3 "''"'""°" ~ G,..._god .se Stupid.,_ ,,
A .• ,
llW.L IFFIOE-Lost & Found 2925
E 17th St.. CM. gross
lease $350/mo. 646-9663 FOUND ADS Two 2 office tultn. prime
Brookhurst toe 1n Hunt-ARE FREE ln~on Bch. From $577 to S 4/mo Incl utns Jeff Cal: Brlery. Rl1r, 645·7115
Commerclal Property 142-1111
2778 FOUND: BLACK & TAN. C.M. Nwpt Blvd. frontage baby Pug dog w/collar nr 17th. Choice prestige Found on beach In NB
foci 1.000 111. $1495/mo. 673-2018 645-5595 Tues-Sat Days Found smau maleTerrler.
FNWSI fight brown, near Harbor
1,250 sq. It. It .7oc & Hamllton, C M
$875/mo 1st & last 440 557-4271
E. 17th St~ Ste E & F, FOUND Small. sweei: C.M. 645.S 23 young Doberman Pincer
lndustrlal 2788 mother May1'ave just ftn-
lshed nursing her pup-
1300 SO' FT front office. pies. Found In vicinity of tarf: rear dri119-1n door. Via Lido & Newpo<1 Blvd
$7 511110 1789 WhJlller 875--7812 or 644-3717
St .. Costa Mesa. HELP! Lostbracelet given M0-9352/d 646-0681/e to me by Mothef·ln·law.
Laguna Beach area
Income Propertx 2790 Wk end 417. Large Re·
ward 206-272-9288 Call ..uTIUllm Collect Aslr tors.My.
Foor 1BR Units. 2 blks to alter &pm~. -sand! $450,000. On-LOST CAT grey/brown Sh«e Alty 213-592-0806 b
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For more Information
CALL TOOAYll
ISI FllLllS
M2-G21
with red collar
* PA •PAVEMENT MARl<ING1
•Uc:.•495988 * (714) 5"M795 * --
8~Pir r'0,..... r:(fflt' ~,....1""'r.
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Computer SVC IOI' smelt
Mnltoe or pro1...iona1
butlneea Anne 882·7• 15
FREEl.ANCE WRlfEA
Copy fof t>fochures. eof P
tm-oe.pressr .... sn,
newslett.,_, edit Pf•
written OOl>Y 840-7882
TYPINO & EDITING
From my home Have JOU e,:!.t me? Pr°""" I 875-a464
• Transportation provldea
Call lrom 2pm to 6pm only
pleeM
UllPTlllllT NB RMI Estate ~r Miki r~plloo1st for
busy phonel MUSI be
personable well-or-
ganized, type 50/¥tpm a
hka a var .. ty of tasks
N/atnllr S 1400/mo witb
good b9nefits Contact Karen at 766-0ISOO
..Ulm
llllUllTYlllYIOI
LIAml Qpef1tlon/1UpeMtion ot
!Adventure Playground
Recreation Pr09ram1
Knowledge of rect•tion
actMtles. hand toota
nature program• de·
slrable 20-35 hfs'wll
Appty before 4/28 5 00
p m City of Irvine
724-6600 ...... --FI T M·F 7 3hm·4pm ~taurant ~ 50 hi Benefits Lile ~ ~ = tor computer For Edte'• Diner 1n Corona
Jn !*ton, 8ooU Del M• N>clly lfl AerlOfl on Tape, 729 Faraa-'lil 1'on·Fn onm 1•6PM
C M 548-5525 2305 E Cout Hwy EOE
PlllllS! •-1-11'1 PIZZI
GIRLS GET YOUR Now hiring drlvet1 &
JEANS111 coollJ F ff Pn position
need ti applicants fi.lllble nour• & daY9 No
NOWI FelflQOOd engliSh 'll11per1ence necessary ... a 1-llH will tralri Apply 410 E
1 W MacAr01or •907 ht,, St Costa M ... or
Santa A,,_ et Hart>ot & c:all 846-7138
MacAtthur (ICrOU trorn eoe Mlf
1M Price Ctub) NO FEE WIRIUl/er PIT •tT
PUT Tm Wll" HP•rlence for
Revenue Aecounllng French Restaurant AP9fy
Capt , Orange COYnty In~ The A la Cane
5•8'> MMI. Cash ha/ld 18147 Algonquin Rd
I I" g a IC p •r te n c e Huntuioton HarC>oor
pr9ferred Fle)1bMI' r• --------liable Inquire 11 lnlo ......... .,, ....,,
9ooth on -.-encs •. or 3..0 ~\tr•. lf..cs oit· 7' 4· 720-1123 ....-d9YI tnlM()(t 73 1·'12t
Part Time 5aiel ~~Irr Tl ITllT cornmiaa.one
w/1100043000/mo drew
to •en llilUlt be Mlf·
..... etWget~ s-..
exp pr« tor • new e;on-
ceot In PA flun JOC, eott ..... no doelno Untim•t.O
' '""'"' Of PM Ho exp ~ poeelMCIM.:.'f7J.:OCM8 f/l"f Hourly Bonut
M2-4.321 bt 431 °' llLll W /-
221 W•t for ~. * FIT. 1~7 ..... ,. triendfy
hW ~or ._.. H 8 ptwmacy '44-2111
NIPR?A... -UL11 NIT·ml
f IT, P/l, ....... I09't CS.. Hewpor1 8Mdl Gift Shoo
.... M . No---~ ,......... twa c.1 Martl\a
N 8 .,_ 640-1511 MO-Gil 10. t2 Moft.Fr1
PART-Tltl: HOllS
Flll· Tll PAY
$1000/Wk Potenti.i T..._
m1r1letlng olllce sup-
pliee Eley ht8 &AM-12
Noon. Ho Weetlends
NO EXP NEC
* NO COLLECTION *
Early mor11i 11g n101or route un1ilable
Mu I have dependable vehicle and liability·
in uran ce.
i d •)''f pu ,.,...,,
2:30 •.m. •S::IO a.rn.
ABOVE A \'ERAGE EAR I GS
<Ai ll 71 • (1 l2° l3.~3 lw1'"l'1•n b.00 c1.r!1.-S 00 pm. (\I -~)
6 a rn . I 0 a m. (lo\\ I & !'l \I
AREA . A\ II 8 1.E:
Hun•lngton Be.aeh .
Costa Me~•~ Feun•aln Valle~·. • A Ne•·pert a.aeti
A mtw.1.0~ .... ..., ...
Sl l2()i !i~Od I ()C3S 181
~ .\l!it ~ od t181ll ) a11J~ Mo moRm
Sales -~
P811a -Leatlng 131-3171
1500 Auto Mall Or.
Santa Ana
55 Fwy. at Edl
OP£N 7 DAYS
S«vkie Hrs Mon--Fr1
1 00 am to t 00 pm
OA TSUN 1913 280ZX •11· C91ienl condition 61 000
ml 1 5-IC)eed AC T
tops SHOO S'ou.
M0-1900/d 154·27" e
MOC NOTlCl
ACTITIOUI IUIMU NAm ITA T'IMINT
* *
'II llSSAI · SEITIA '31H
A11to A. C 1.d s • tNOPt06
'I& MJlOA 323 '4111
A C .ln t1 ": 160468
'll HYUNDAI EXCEL '1991
GlS Auto A C. SR -::2fJ).l01
'11 JEEP RAl&ER 18991
20
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llUllTllMI
• cyt, auto, air, hi!.• new,
taci 111arr (3LOC308)
•n•1111U11 •YILll 141-1111
CA.DILi.AC 1eeT 4 dw
Lookl run& 1U9«, low
m ileage S 1 395
.... &42-Ql29
Ced11lac: Coupe ci. VIiie
1995, excellent con-.
ditoon, loeded, 9 mo war-
ranty Sll.900 Catt motn-
1 ng s or e'len1n 9•
722-9377 (0801172)
LI MAON 1t1t QTS,
4d00t, automeoc. ••C4il lent condition. new
t1t•lbfek.. IUU'let In
1enor, Mu at Mii 11Tt1
wee kend $1100
Mt 1244
LINCOLN 1914 Marlr. 7, Bill
Bia.. ed1t1on SYPe<b
CO'\CS•hOn jU I ~
a oolr. s 11 359 .. 11
se .. e ee1..es11
----------------•PONTIAC 1981 f·1000
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CUSTOM QUOTE ,,,,.
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Of!Q•n•I OWMf, reel, 6911
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SaC'ltell, St•v•n
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Polyc.rp 1100 a.-
mm A~ ......
ton. lntlti 1....-& WW
follow at Good
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