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THE ORA 25CENT
T H UR DAY .. PRI L20~ 1989 .
OC fugitive captured in Alabama
TV program led FBI to man who allegedly shot police officer a the Orange County fUJlllVC
Once. an Mesa, Anz . he was
arrested after an alleged kidnappina
and auto thef\ attempt.
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Md P' AUL AltCHIPLEY
Ot 0.. O""Y ,_ SC-" •
More than four years of freedom
ended Wednesda) an Alabama for
Michael Mohon, Orange County's
lonaest-runnang 1aJI escapee and one
of only two county fugitives who
rcmaincOa.t large
Acuna on a t1p from a woman who saw Mohon's picture on a tclcvison
show about unsolved cnmes, FBI
agents found and atTCstcd Mohon
and has wife, haron Rose Mohon. an
the tiny town of Eight Male. la .. near
Mobile.
'Cf-here wa\ a lady 1n Mobrle.
Alabama. who had recently hared a
mao to paint her b.ousc.'' \aid Fred Re~~n. FBI spokesman an Los
An~~les • Af\er '1ew1ng the tclcHs1on pro-
aram 'UMohcd M)'$tcnt·,· on Apnl
12, she said to hcr~lf. 'Self. that looks
lake the gu }' who p:untcd my house ·
She then contacted the FBI wuh the
1nformat1on."
The Mobile woman was unable 10
provide 1hc FBI with Mohon' e\act
whereabout~. but told the rRI tht
iencral 1!f'tt where ~ believed h~
laved. Reagan said.
At l.30 p.m Wcdncsda), federal
a,1cnts located Mohon and his w1ft an
Ea&ht Male, ""here the)' had been
hv1na under the name of 1c .. c and
Mary Bo t" ack.
Mobon's capture leaves onl) one
Oranae County fuanive who '11111
eludes pohce.
Michael Lee Taylor, JS. an armed
robber and JC"el th1H. c<;eaped from
the Oran&e Count) Jail with four
other men last October The other
th~ have been raptured
fhc 43-}'ear .. uld Mohon as known
to be hand} at e~apes •
Arrested an 1983 for allegedly
tr) ana to bur&lame o Fountain Valle)
home and sfiootana a Police officer
1hc former Westm1n ltr re\1dcn1
c~caped from Shenfl"'s Department
1:ustody an 1985 while tall awaiting
lri.tl ·
While on has "l'r to UC I Medical
Center for ph)sical thcrap.,, for gun·
hot \\Ounds sustamtd 1n his 19 3
capture. he obtained a hnndaun that
heu9ed toov~werthedepul) who
"'as es Orting him
Mohon 's wife ""a~ coo' ltled of
suppl}'ang the firearm and a1d1ng the
escape ~he en ed half of an 18-
month term. thc-n d1!>nppcared "'hair
on p.irok
Record how Mohon wn\ arrested
several ttmts .ifter his tscupe Bu1
each tamt. he e aped befO.rt•
au1horit1e "ere able to 1dent1f) him
Whale being 1111n ported 1n a police
.. an after pleading 1u1lty to the
charges. Mohon and another mmatc
k1dced 1101 a plcx11Ji s wmdow and
e aped.
A week later Mohon and the other
Arizona escapee were arrested apin
1n Holl}'""ood 1n a truck they had
stolen 10· n D1eao.
But v.halc the other escapee's
lingcrpnnt matched those found in
c.;an Otego. Mohon's wert not found .
.\nd because there was no fingerprint
ffttease see FUGfTrYf/Alt
'
lawyer hints Gal
acted ·on his own-
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in Wayne attack
Big Ditch
It"• llfud pl9·11t•k•r heaven •• Ken •1anllenbeker hoses
down • Mound· of fresflly bulldoaed dirt Wednesday at
('0\ J:H S 'l 'ORl J:DI ('.\'1'10'\
Newpon aoutevard •nd l'•lr Drive. Conltructton work on
tfle Costa Meu Pr•!'••Y ••tension 11 c•u•lnt tr•ffk delays.
By JANET ZIMMEltMAN
Of-~,....lulf •
A "hot tempered" pmatc in·
VC$ll~tor hired b~ Dr. Thomas
G'°nas -charaed wnh sctuna up an
attack on John Wa) ne· dauaht~r and
her be)) fntnd -.,11 obs<-~d "uh
csp1on1 c and S«ret m1 ion\ and
probahl~ 1rranaed thl" beatan on h1 0""· an attome) ... ~ned Wedne'·
da)
G1on1 • 34, as accused ot orchestral·
1ng e attac clnn•' e,.-.-, . ·
Wa)ne and her then·bo) rncnJ,
Ne~port Beach m1lhonaire R er
Lub\ to pin custod) of the m urk''
2-)car-old daughter. G1onl as 1n
custod> wnhout bail
l\lso·charaed 10 the roMp1rac) 1
G1on1s' pn' ate 10,ec;t1gator C><kJ
Daniel c.at v.ho \\a htl'C'd to follov.
\\-a)ne during the cu'ltod\ fiaht . a\ ~ell 3\ tv.o alleged hit men, )elTre\
Boue) and Jeml Hantcrprdt.
Bout), ..,.ho 1s coo~rat1n "'1th
More school bells ringing for latest baby bo0m
1y AUX \lllWAMS
Of .... 0.-, ,_ Sc.41f'
C1iilarcn who make up t c "nt'\\'
baby boom" arc re-plcni\h1n1
lunderprten cla..s.scs at local schooli,
tomt of \\htch appe~red doomed b)
plummct1n1 enrollment, ~hool ad·
m1n111t11ton say
"We're aeu1na biucr and b1aa.er
kandcrpncn cla SC\ every )e3r They
arc 1nttta11n1 at1 a rate of IC~ 15
petttnt a ytar," said ~nntt m1th,
wpcnntcndent ofL.asuna Beach lint·
fled School Oiatnct. •• nd that's a
Dhenomcnon not jual rt" cric:l~-d to
laluna Beach. h ' happcn1n1
throupout Cahfom11 and 1.11 Oranae
Count~ m pan1cular It'\ a nc" b.lb>
boom.·
The boom 1 dramauc... lx:c=•usc u
follows a drasuc: decline in enrol·
lmcnt at all le\cls of educa11on The
det line bottomed out 2 to 1 >can ago.
Rebctt'a Tum:nllne of Hununaton
Beach City School D1stnct ~1d
Reasons for the rt:cent mcrc1sc
VII')' trOftl rtpUtahOn Of local
\ChOOIJ attract pattnu to the -area
Dc\iclopmcnt 1n the rta 1ncrcasc1 l~ number of homts, -.hach in·
crca.tCS the number ofch1ldrcn. mith
sa,1d.
But couple art al\O ha"ana mort
children -~me belatedly. m1th
ad. Tv.o-1tlcomc couple ha .. e-od-
JUSted to tht' sh.artd r~ pQns1b1ht1e~ of d1stm1 oHrsa....,. ~~
ch1ld-ra1s1ng and brcad-w10n101. "We v.cre prepared to clt>St' mor~
fven into their late 30s, t"o-tn Qmc hool"i 1f "'e h d to, hut now 11
c.o uplc arc finally becoming tv.o-appea~ we v.on't ha'e-to. In fact.
income part'nts. math $81d "c',e 1ancd opemna school \\c
The 1nuu~ an kindcrpneners 1 ma) open a school a )Car for the-nt"\I
\-Ital 10 the health of wmc school , fc" )Ur\," Woollc~ ~•d
accordma to Dale Woollc)'. student Tv.o \car\ ago the datnt"t re·
S('rvicc director for tht' t''A-J)Ort· opened \\ oodland Elemcotar~
Mesa Unified ~hool 01.stnct. hool 10 (oc;ta \k\3 Tht> ~hool
"\\-e "'ere concerned." Woollc) ~rvcs k1ndcrpncne~ onh l ut
s.a1d of the ,harp dcdanc that tarted · )~r. the d1 tnct rrof)(ntd fa,tblun
an the mad· I ~70I .. Oo\.lnJ school as Elcmcntar\ ·hool 1n (orona dd
not mu h fun. but the <JChool boaid Mar. which do\cd 10 1q 4, Euthluff
fell all alon1 that \\C mu 1 be fiKall> also onh ~n C\ ~1nderpnencn
rc,ponSJblc .. / e't ynr the d1stn~t pl1n<i 10 rcopt:n
In 1970. the Nl'"'port-Me\3 di tn t Adam hool in C ona MNt .\dam
O\Cl')IW 40 \Choob In 19SS, tht' too v.111 ~r'c kindcrµrtcncr-.. onl~.
althouah \\-oodland .. 111 ht-&in ~r·
\ 101 first anidc" I\ v.~11 1 ht' bul e an
1uden1 population "111 progre .., to
h1R.fiCrTc .. cr~. llt} wid-
"'thc hul&t' -the nt'" hoom -"'111 continue through high ~hoot. he
~1d Woollc' added that the-1n·
cft'ascd num~~ of 'tudent\ at thr
lo\\Cr t'nd of the educational ~\1ttcm ~•II bring tht' d1 tm:I to brc3l;"..c,\·n
point L •rat"r lundcrprten cb\.W\
"''" off"t't m;11ler high hool cla'«'" -·the h1d1n1 e\ idcnce ot the 1a .. 1
Icade'~ decline. oollcy \lid
Ir the 1n ~ t:ont1nuc for four l<l
Ii~ ~an.• tcveraJ ofTtt1al pto1«1.
t'\Cn older d1 tnct hke 'l'IA<port·
IP'fHW ... SCHOOLS/ ASI
Murder charges reinstated in FV girl's death
GOOD
•
Pohce lrrt\tcJ ~\CBI I th trttt aana mcmben 1n connection w11h the
robbt'ry and murder. One pna mem·
bier 1dcnt1fitd ( haHt as the aunman.
A 22<alabcr nOe lf.U f'CCO\,CfN
from his apartment and Cha,e1
eventuall)i con~ af\cr 12 houn of
1na.crnc quc~t1ooin1
But Allman said pohtt did n t
have cau~ to arw\l \h1 .. cz bttau'K' Coleman's fncnds Yid thty thouaht a
blKk man robbtd thtm and 'hot the Prt. Cha'tl" H1...-.n.c
Ma.inc Coleman, u11nne'• lftOtMJ, taki 11\c Wll ''very ~pp)''
with BoRn't <kc1\lon and aaid sht
can handle to1n1 throulh another
trnaJ, e-.cn if.it means rch\1na the
1raa1e hootu\& of her dauJhtcr. v.ho
would have l.Umtd 20 tn Junt
"I certatnl) leatncd to put It 111 the
backaround and not let 1t att to me,"
111d the emtraenc> room upcn 154.>r
and mother of two othtt children
"rm Ju t ha.pp)' and both m k1dure
\try happ) (about Bo"n's re .. erul)"
SuunM·~ death hat chlnet'd her
athtudri abovt different thanp. Ma~·
IMUid.
"You dOn't take h~ for sranted
anymott," the Mid ... You en.lly
h\'C day~ day and f'ftitla ever)'1hint
)'OU ha~•
authon11e • te~utied th1 Wttk that he
and Htnterprdt \\Ctc hared by Gal to
carry ou1 the~'"'' for a doctor who
v.'ntcd to trach his wtfc a ltslon.
Bouc), v.ho 1 in cu toe!) on S l
m1lhon bail, said he didn't know the
client's name.
G1on1$' attomc~. famt'd l•"')'cr F.
Lee Baile), ha claimed throuan<>ut a
thrcc--da ) prtlimmuy hca.rina that
Lub~ wu the Uflet of the attack.
probabl\"' arran cd by investors in a ~ ( *'rrtt~t•~dcat.-
But an ourt \\ cdn<'sda) Baale}'s
defense tool.: a ncv. tv.1 t and Ile
alle-Jcd Gal could ha\e bttn a~rcd
b}' somethan Lub)' 1d as the
ln\C')ttptor 1 outside has home
while followma Wa )nc. 33
G1oms paid {,al morr than $65.000
10 folio" Wa}'ne-1n an attempt to
pro' e he didn't pqnd enough ume-"•th the child. act'brdina to coun
record .
fPIHM Sff GIONIS/A2J ·
Bush due
in county
to present_
drug funds
ly City News Setvke
P~ldent Bush '-'Ill "•sit Oranac
<. .1um,· on . Wcdnt"<ia} 10 prt~nt
\h raff Brad (rate\ with a check for soi ,9 million -h1 dc~nment's
\hare -of the pr Ci'11\ from a mull1-
m1lhon-dollardrug bu''· offit'1al said
\\c:dne\dav
Oranac· Count~ Super 1 or
Thoma. Riley gotconfirmahonofthe
" '' late \\ edncsdA} fr m the \\'hit~ Hou~ 1d hn t~ ~~Oan1cl. the
upcn 1 r' C\CC:Ut1\t' a 1 tant
· The prcscntataon, 1cnt1t1vrly
\Chcdukd for 8:.10 a.m .• ~111 tau
plact at R 11 ho dcl Rio. a rem<*
ranch o o"'ncd b) a d~ dNlel'
and tt11ed bv authonta duri• 1
ra.1d and dttdc'd to Oni• CCNlltJ,
The S<t.39 l)ltlhon will be Ute~
1moun!1•\Cn toa polttt ..,cyllllCll
the 1984 Pll~tllt of a fedttll la•
pcrm1n1na au\horita ao tea• moaef
and propttty confttcaied In ttw"'"'
of dr~ deakn. 1aid °"8ftlr Ca.ty ·
Mri If' s Lt Okt ()boa.
Tht mont) 11 the Shirift' l>lpiri-
rMllt't !hare of dlt °""It C...-
Reatonal arc°"" 5wair1ill1a Tlli
F°'"'I pontOft al ......
conftlcaled duritlfl a M . JO.
raid ••wtlictl 11 DIPoOlllJm•ao1...-.1111
moR d9lil S5.2 .. -.-•• -..
Sheriff's panel 0
9yftAUL~ °' .. ._ ......
When Oranee County proeecutors
told a sutpeet they were ao•na to ute
DNA identification to determine
whether he had molelled hi1 11ep-
dauahter. he prompdy pleaded auilty.
Even thouab re1ult1 from the
proceu have never been admitted as
evidence in a California criminal
cue, DNA identification is so widely
ec:cepled fot its accuncy that even the
threat of irs use seems to be strona
enough to prompt confessions.
Certain It will be IS widely ecccpted
in tomorrow's courts as finaerprints
are today, Oranac County law en-
forctment officials arc pressin& to
establish a local laboratory for the
LBtbban
assault
weapo~s
I)' LESUE EARNEST
Of tN 0-'Y,..,. ~
Three months after a rifle-wieldin&
drifter opened fire on a schoolyard of
children in Stockton, the Laauna
Beach City Council has decided it will
ban assault rifles if the state fails to.
Council members voted unani-
mously Tuesday to endorse state
lawmaker's effons to ban the manu-
facture, sale and possession of assault
weapons. Two such bills are currently
making their way through the legislat-
ive process.
However, if no action is taken at
the state level, council m~mbers
directed the city manager to create a
local ordinance to present to the City
Council at a future meetinJ:
While Councilwoman Lida Lenney
SUIJCSted a stiff local ordinance
which woufd include the registration
of weapons now in private hands, not
all council members agreed that the
city should be involved in gun
resistration.
"I don't tbinlc it's our place to aslt
everyone to come forth and registCi'
their guns with us as a city," said
Councilwoman Martha Collison.
Laauna Canyon resident Sandy
Lucas sala She thinks city registration
of handguns would bC "a real big
mistake."
"People here feel like they're con-
trolled enouah," Lucas told the
council Tuesday night
Several California cities. including
Stockton and Los AnJcles, have
adopted ordinances which ban as-
sault weapons. While sun control has
for years been a volatile issue, the
schoolyard slayinas served as a
catalyst. prompting lawmakers to
brinf the issue to the front burner.
Still, notaU residents welcomed the
idea ofa new ban in Lquna-a city
that bas already banned nuclear
wea1>0ns~nd_poJ.yst~ne cups. "Ora.nae County ls ramous for
banning things,·· said resident Bruce
Hoppin&. "Banning nudes, bannin§
sex, banning everythin& in creation.'
OranleCouatySIMrifrl~L
At a prnentadoa W•11dl)' in
Santa Ana apoDIOftd by lbe 0raaee
County Sheriff's Advilory Council
and Hutton Deve~t Co.,
prope>Mnts of DNA identification
lbowed bulinaa and civic lcadtn
how the proceu can further forensic
1cience and improve law enforce-
ment.
0 1t'111 aood u a finaerprint," llid
Larry Raale, director of Forensic
Science ~ices for the lheriff-
coroncr'J ofrace. "We tee it u bavina
hi&h potential here."
Called .. netic fineerprintina,"
DNA identiY.cation allows detectives
to accuntely identify suspecu from
minute pieca of physical evidence,
P.Lee .... er
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., coilprilla .. _,rs. tallllD
tom .... cnme -... 1111 DNA makeup ol a IUlplCt, audtoriliet can
make a pqei1i¥t idelltiftcadoft.
Qan9dy, ...... In left& lO I
laboralal'Y ill NcW Yon s.aec. Ro-awu .,.'t availllbk for bar or five
month&. makinl ill Ute questionable
in many coun cue&.
PJ)lice and J)l'OleCUton want to
establish lbe ftrll lab on the Wett
COUt in O..U. County. RaaJe laid me COit for equipment
and tel-up ii about Sl00.000. wbich
they booe IO raile dwollP dte private -*"'· 'n.cCOlt would..., ...... ~ over time. It would drop &om
about SlOO to S50 per IUllple tested,
~GIONIS ·
,,_Al .. .. Mr. Gal was a hyper-sen.uu ve
person and very insecure and was
under psychiatric care for that
reason1" Bailey said. "If you happen
to be in a ritzy nei&hborhood and
you've aot someone hke Gal surveill-
ina you, you miJbt not treat him like
the Kina ofEnJland.
"l can beheve you mi&ht say_
somethina rude that miaht roll off
someone else's back, but noi Gal's."
A second possibility is that an
enemy of Luby's hired Gal, "who is
90 percent cruy," to carry out the
attack, Bailey 111d.
Deputy District Attorney Chris
Evans dismissed the opposition's
claim that Gal acted on bis own.
"That all came out of the mQ..uth of
a lawyer and that'$ not evidence,"
Evans llid.
Much of the testimony centered on
•floor plan of Wayne's home. which
5 40 yachts entered
in .Ensenada race
By ALMON LOCKAIEY internatiooal yacht race in the world,
0-'Y .._ .....,. ... _ he-taid.
"Its true that for many the race is a The 42nd . Newpon to En.sena~a p1a puty event, but for the m.;ority
yacht race wrll have s•O entnes this of the yachtsmen who en&er tbe race
yea.r, dow~ fro~ 5S9 last year, a each vear it it a serious, hard fought
racing official sa1d Wednesday. race," Wall said.
The popular race has had IS ma~y The race iJ biahly popular in ·a ?09 paruC1pants, OouJ._Wall..-Entmadl., Iftdllltryw' i .. betn1 p~~1denl of. the Ne~n Ocean termed an Oral\IC County Centennial
Sa1hn1 A~1at1on, which sponson event.
the race, told the Newport H~r . Next week bu been dubbed Ar~ ~am~r of Comme!ce s "Ensenada Week" becauae of the
Manne Oiv1s1.on breakfast mee11ng.. latJC number of prerace panies
The race will aet under way Apnl planned in advance of the Friday
28. · noon 1tan, when the yacbta will be
Wall said that it takes 232 volun-vnna for favorable startintJK>litiont
tcerstostagetherace,includin&about otr the Newport Harbor jetty and
232 support boats. attractina thousands of lhoreslde
The race has undaJ<>ne a number ..,eciaton. .
of chantet and improvements aince ~ the pt et ace even11 • I
its inception ia 1948. Wall Mid. Now NCePIJOll al the Newpon Hartlor
the anociation is hoptna to sive the. N....a Maaun, 111~ W. BIJboe
race a more serious imqe. Blvd., wbtrt meme~lOI of l'!"' races
honor famout multihull llilon who The race been knoym by sue!!, have particiJJ9tcd...a.Dd. won troob.ia
moniclcers.oftbe"Encb1fada-oer6y, durina the put ye.an. The public i•
the irTeq~1!~ Run," an<hhe ... Race to invited.
Hussong s1 but more recently has Multi hull tailon expected to be on
come to oe known as the largest hand include Rudy Choy . of
•------------------------• Honolulu, known u lhe.,.andadJy of catamarans; Vic Stern or Stal Beach,
Gasoline st at io n robbed in Irv ine who has competed in 27 Enaenda
rac:ea; Mike Kane. former auociation
I)' Ctty l'ffws Servke
Investigation continues into a gas
station robbery in Irvine on Monday
in which two men pulled a knife on an
attendant and stoic $200 to $300 from
the station's cash box, the Irvine
~oUcc Department reported.
The robbery occurred about I 0: 15
p.m. at the Exxon station located at
14781 Sand Canyon Ave. The
suspec:ts were descnbed as black in
their 30s with medium heiaht and
build. pohce Lt. Mike White said.
The suspects apparently drove an
older blue Buick. wbicb they later
abandoned near Jamboree Boulevard
and Interstate S. An invesliption
showed the car was not stolen, and
police are now chcckina its own-
ership, White said.
('.\l,lt'OH'\I \IO I 11 IC\
By !he Auodated ftrns S 1.48 million; five of Iii will lhare
S76S,OOO; four of su will share
S69S,OOO. Three of six is worth an
automatic SS per winner.
president and noted trimaran llilor.
and TV star Buddy Eblen, who has
sailed his Polynesian Concept in
numerou1 races.
Walter Cronkite, news commen-
tator and ardent East Coast yachts.-
man, will be actina u honorary
uilina m11ter aboard Harry
Thomason '1 S9-foot M1 Blu.
The Enaenada race 1taned out u
tbeCmcodeMayorace,honorinaone
ofMe1ico's numerou1 holidays.
The start of the race bu since been
cbanled to a week ahead of the
holiday to prevent some of the near
riots in Entenada.
Correction
...... n.sno-...... t 1111'8 E .. Nt lD ......... W IO COliftrm clai~. · Ot luDlly ,._
tiombipt, and lattt aperded to
criminal cues..
In ia fim ADDlieation tbere. DNA klentiftatioft itMolved I ftapeWll*t
everyone was sure waa pllty and Jed
to tM arrest of the rapi11.
Raale llid 1 caae i1 under way in
Vent&&ra wbcre DNA identification
miaht win aa::epaance in a state court
of faw for the tint Ume.
Or it could blppea in Oranae
County. ~ to PePu1Y District Al•
tomey Denni• Bluer, prOleCUIOn
have submiued and received the
Bouey llicipie was shown before the
attack. Wayne testified that Gal.
Hinteiprdt and 8ouey had never
been in her home and she instruc1ed
her houaekeepers never to let anyone
inside.
But under crota eumination by
Bailey, Wayne said she had never
asked her housekeepers specifically if
Gal was ever in the house. G1onis'
family and employees often picked
the child up for visitation.
Gionis' sister, Xanthl, testHied that
Gionis pve Gal floor plans of the
homes where the child stayed when
she was with her mother. She also said
she was often allowed inside the home
by the housekeepers.
Two unsuccessful attempts were
made to attack Wayne at her home.
according to Bouey. The Oct. 3
beatina took place m the aaraae of
Luby's pted estate on 22nd Street,
where the couple were handcuffed
and pistol whipped. Luby's Achilles'
tendon was slashed.
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,..., aJ9ICI '° eeDd uocbir lh ....... lbr DNA idmliftcaaion,
IMirmd. fWril. )9, is 1upu:l.t in ».:; wl ... 46 CCNMI ol rape,
-iiil lniiil ... Uh: .
Wherever it ftnl "'81 9"'0Val,
la• eafon:ement oftlcWs are con·
vlnced DNA ldeatilc:atioa will soon
be commoely -.taed • eYideftcs
in California courts.
Tbal ca1ainty no doubt pla)'ed-a
PM' ia a cllild molester's confession.
tt. -... 11ep{atber of two teen· lieiUll witb whom he was havina sex
rtplarty.
111.i_Jey bu roculed questionina on
an ..._.. llatement from Luby to ~ Mone of his auailants said:
'If yc;u ICteW up apin, you're dead.''
Luby also alJetedly told a doclOr one
of tbe aUKbn laid .. You'll nevn
play ICDDil apin." The financier MS
denied makina those stalemftlts.
Xanth1 Gionis. 2S, described Gal as
a man with a "red-hot temper" who
was euily offended and obsessed
with calUna her family to see if he
could come over.
Gal was arrested last week in
Switzerland aod extradition proceed·
inas have bejun. Hinterprdt is in the
Ora nae County Jail in lieu of SI million bail
The prosecution c1tcd records ~It·
ed from Gal's Century Ctty offict that
-.bow he had overpaid his bill by
about SI S,000 at the t1me of the
attack.
Bailey spent much of the day tryma
to cast doubt on Gionis' motive for
FUGITIVE
From A 1
checking system lil}kina Los Angeles
and Oranae counties. Mohon was
released three days later for lack of
evidence.
Mohon 1s beina held 1n Alabama
pendina extradition to California. He
wanted.JaL bural&m· au.cmpled.
murder of a police ol.oer and the
I 98S escape. Sharon Mohon l' want-
ed for violation of pa.role.
Local law enforument oflicers
were pleased at the news of Mohon's
ca ture. _
Lr. Dick Ooon of the Oran~
Coun!)' Shentrs Oeparunent said
Sheriff Brad Gates expressed· vat1·
rude to other law enforccmt'nt aaen·
cies throughout California for their
assistance over the tut few years
durina the sea~h for Mohon.
Mesan Injured In motorcycle crash . l!lr .. D9ly Not in a hilly area near Hiahway 74,
A Costa MtM woman remaJned in Riverside County tberifrl deput1es
criti<:al condition Wednesday with sai:_.thleen N11be1 sustained major
l>ead j_gjuri 1Jter & moto.~""'--head-iruunetud-wu lftn.,ned by
accident in Laite Elsinore on Sunday. hehcopter to Rivcrs1de Oenenl H<*
Kathleen Nisbet, 26. was ridina an pital.
off-road motorcycle with her hus-• She underwent neuro1ur1ery
ti.nd Neil. 22. late Monday afternoon shortly af\er 1be was brouaht 1n, a
when they lost control of the bike and health aupervisor at the hosptal said.
plunpd over a I S-foot emti.nkment. Neil Nisbet was treated for minor
The ~idcnt occurred at •:SS p.m. ll\Ju.nH at the bolpital and rllnud.
~15:-•• ea~ ~..;-:; .... w:
But•alloadlnimd• ......
.... a& ......... --.:-.s ......... Yictila'• ...... ..,. cu
IOIDetiJMI be aou.bl e I IMlll becauet
lbc it to ....... u.1 .• bkri••
&be rape or cbulea brr 1tory.
But polke learned die viet.im -.a
pnanant and bavins an abonion.
DCticti~ nc:eiWd coun llJPl">Vll
to take the fetus (or ,ONA identifi-
callon.
Wtwft the IUsptCt learned aDOUt
tbetr plans to seek a DNA match he
pleaded autlty to 44 counts of ra1>1n1
both his stepdaughttrs.
oraanizina s.uch an attack.
The prosecution cited Gioni1' testi· ·
mon)' from the custody bearin• tha\
he didn't want tbie child to be p1cke4
UP, at the home of Wayne's mother,
Pilar, bctauae it was about a mile
from Luby'• 22nd Street borne, wt.ere
the attack took place.
But Bailey insisted that Gion11
didn't want the child picked up at
Pilar Wayne's house bccauae a mao
on the balconey once brandished a
gun at Gionis' mother. She reported
the incident in a request for a
restraining order, be said.
The defense ts e-xpected to call one
last witness this afternoon. That
witness, "a smokina pistol," will
establish beyond doubt that G1on1s
wasn't involved, Bailey said.
The preliminary hearina will bt
followed by a bail review on Fnday.
after which Municipal Coun Judat
Susanne Shaw is expected to ma.kc a
rulina on both issues.
"And he's ext.rcmely •teful to
NBC and 'Unsolved M)"teries' for
a1rin& the program last Wednesday
m&ht." Olson said. "Without 1l. he
would not be in custody now."
Fountam Valley Police Detective
Steve W1lhams., who tracked Mohon
for about three yean, also was arateful
for the national exposµre aiven the
.casc..o.n..tdcvision -Jt
.. To be honest. we had no idea
where be was," Williams u.id. .. We
had reached dead cnd1."
Williams said OffiCeT Kevin
Arnoki, the J>()Uce officer who was
shot wtule cai>lurina Mohon, is still
with the force. -
He said Mohon's capture would be
especially good news for Arnold and
his family.
,;There's a lot of relief there."'
Williams uid.
Claim fil~d in pool tr~dy
Ora.Me County offic:iala blive de•
llJed luih an a pool IClcilllet ia which
ooe cbild died and two odtiri •tl'ered
1evae brain damqe at • ulilicensed
dlr<are cente:r at a au._... home.
A SW millioe ._ _,. oftkilJs
did nothina to prevea1 tk March .30
accidtat in Nonb Tustin.
The claim was filed Timothy and
Sandra Polafoot, wbote 19'-monlh-
old daupttt ~..Wucomau.. Su(b
claims must be filed before a lav.1wt
....... the CWDfy.
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What do you hke about the Dally Pilot? What ~: ~~~~u '""' don't you hke? Call the number above and your ....,....,~11 ,o ..,, l\.O Cot••••• c.11 .,.,. mcs~e will be recorded, transcnbcd and de· ,._,.., ... 4'0• •o H 7• ...._. .. Ofl••• ~ -'-" ••1 •U I live tothcappropnateed1tor. NI"''"' '-" •O •Ho ~ \~1111 ..
The same 24-hour answcnna service may be
used to record lettcn to the editor on any toptc
Contnbuton to our Letters column must include
their name and telephone number for vcnficat1on --Tell us what's en your mind.
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Here are the winnin& numbers
picked Wednesday night for the
California Lottery's twice-wt-ekly
"Lotto6-49''game: 11,33,22, l , 7,29
and the bonus number, 23.
Players who correctly auessed all
1ix numbers will share a prize pool of
SS.SS million, accordina to Kathy
Manzer, a state lbttery 1pokc!swoman.
The numbers were choaen by Lotto
machine durina a television broad-
cast oriainatina in Sacramento. The
numbers are listed 1n the order they
were announced, but any combina-
tion would win.
Wednelday'1 edition• incorrectly ,..-~-------------------~--,---------------rcponed the phone number to call for
All those who picked five numbers
plus the bonus number will divide
amona themselves a prize pool of
The sales from Wednetday ni&ht ro
Saturday·• drawina were S 13. 9
million.
raervatiou '° the Bear Revue, a
benefit for the Cbildrena Hospital of Oruec County Friday and Saturday
nitbt at ()rule Coat eoue.. nt
comet J9bOM auaber i1 754-0112. ne n.ily Not "'""' the error.
;J)aviJ Brown
Bo,.li9•• Ca/Ian
I oo reg. 59
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·A 127.00 Savings
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OtMge Coeet DAILY PILOT /Thurlday, Aprtf 20. 1118 Aa
ti I I t I I f ' HO \IC I•
Celebrate UCI with
festival, tours, games
La gun to coll ct devel~pment fee
• CMnaval pmes and cducauorul 1oun .... m
h•&hhiht this )tar's free ··Celebrate L (I · fc t1\al ,
6CFtNultd for 10 a m. to S pm 4\aturday
Tours will sho~ off thC' new bu1ld1ng.s that arc a
pan of the maJOr construction program under\\ a\ at
the 24-)car-old uniH•r it), a\ "ell a\ other C'ampu't
hiahh&ht> su'h as the ~hool'~ nc"I> atqu11cd
cyclotron
Programs "111 alw oOer pfospectl\t' l C I
students 1nforma11on on cJm1ss)Jlns financial :ud
and housana
ly ~sut IMNIST or-o...;.i.....-
ln 3 con 1hatory mo't inttndcd to
pro\t that, wh1lq $teadfastly ~jttttnl :t
proposed toll road Laauna Beach ~n
couraaes lflOSpQrtallOn 1mpfO\emtnt.s Ill
acneral, the l..quna Beach (It) ( ounc1I
unan1mou\I)' airecd to collect ~t'Hlop
ment ftt 10 l aauna Can~on and dt.r~ct
them tov.ard rea.ional road 1mpro\Cmrnts
other than the San Joaquin Hills Tran'>por-
ta1ioo Corridor. The• uon Tucsda) m&hl "as l~guna
Bca\:h Muwr Rubert <ientr\·~ w1a of Clcntf') id at the time that he v.ould
c.lltcnd1nf ihc oh"c branch to tht' l ~·•I u~t to th~ council that the ul) 1111
'-&en > "ormallun < omnH~ 100. v.h1ch collC<'t the fee) -e~pccted to be •
earlier th1\ month uppm'cd the anncu· mu1mum of S:?S 000 to $28.0110 0' er 20 ~ion of 9(1acrt'f1n the rnn~on dr~pate the )Can -but appl) tticm to other ro.1d
cit> 's rtfu I to JO•n the rnmdoi fct 1mpro,emcnlS 1 hr mo"<'. Cirntr> ~aid .
program would shov. that Luauna Be h want~ to
Comm\'>ton men1herb had 1nd1cated ·
lhe) \\OUld not allow the anne'.11.alton
·unlc ~the ul\ asrt"ed to collcl't fl.'c for tht
toll road from future de' cluptr 111 the
c:m)on but changed lhcar mandc, alit•r
he:mna pie.is from can)on "''dent'
"pla> in the ballgame an an equ1tahk "a~:· .
\s part of fur~a) n11ht'\ ad1on the
anntAat1on area '"II become part ot the
C oa tal rca Road Im pro' emrnt .tnd
Traflic ~•anal Ice Prognim ( Rlf~) -
one ot the concJ1tton tht comm.-..,aon
pphed to lhc 11nnoat1on Thai.,,..,....
a te~~ fee pin t new hoaMI 8lld
cummcmal dc.,clopmcnt to bt ....S b'
ro d 1mproHmenls and lrlffic ~· an
i.outh OrtTI&t" < ount). ~~--·~·-=
A' a result, S 1.274 ~ould be collt\.'tod on
an) new \1n&f('-lam1I> re 1dt'nces budt 1n
th rnn)Oll pan of the corridor
proaram, another SI 300 ~ould be Jcvitd
.. We're collcc.: una the Ymc amount of
mone) that ~ould ha'e b(en collected.''
"tud .\s t\tant < tt) Mana~r Rob Clark .
• We re JU t mal..1n1 ~ure none ofit aon lo
the lOrndor"
Nearly I 00 student arou~ "111 ..ct up pmc and
food booths 10 Aldrich Park ~tudcnt\ "'II al o p~nt the 19th annual Wa~goo c fair a \lcJ1e\ll·
flavored fostJ\al fcaturina musiciam JUggl~ and
puppeteers .\llracttuO\ for children are aho
planned. r ur inform.-uon. liill l (J's \tudent
cuv1ucs o ffice at 851>· SI~ I
·New Meart, new eAef§Y .iASJ3ife Mes~A .
Rummage sale benefits ·st!nlors
A rumma e ale forthe')en1or( 1111en~·c luhot
Huntington lkalh "'II Ix held from 9 am to 3: \U
pm l uc)da) and Wedne\d:l\ at the !'.1 1Ch.i I
Rodacrs ~010~· Center, 1706 Orang( \\C
I lunt1ng1on fk1H.h.
t lothing. <ihocc; and pur~' "111 lx a' a1laMr for
pureha~ b> th<' &l'ncral puhh( < <Ill 5 lti-11 for
more 1nform:111on
Kindergarten pre-registration
Parent'> ~hu plan to l'nroll tti'cir ch1ld1t·n . rn
kindera.ancn cla\'>CS 1n lhl' 'l.:c\.\ port-Me\a l 111lit·d
<.hoot D1\tm t 1h1\ foll Ml' encouraged to pre-
register thc1r ch1ldrcn 1he "-Cl'~ of \1n) 1-5
Parents mu\I bnngproof of their lhtl<l"· age ilnJ
records of pollO. D f P (diphth.cn~ twin us and
pcnus 1\). mca~lcs rubella and mumps 1mmun11a-
11ons for rca1~1r .111on at ()Ill' ul tht' dtmcntJf\
)(hools 1n the d1str1~1. "ht'-h arc h\lcd 10 the" h1tl'
pages of the phone dm.•cton I nforma11on .1hout
each ~hoor., d;11I > \C hedurt• bu., rouw ... da" ~hedulcc; anJ uthl·r -.ervicc<t "'" ~~·-•n:ul..ihlt• ( h1 ldren ar(' chg1hk tor ~1ntkrg;irten n·g1\-
1ra11on 1fthc' "'"he c;.,caf'l·Old on orbdorc l)l·c ~
Parents un\ure ol tlicir thlld\ '"'hool ol .111cnd:inll'
should call .,611 P 4
Clinic to mark 19th anniversary
\ bcnl'lit dinner to lomnwmoratt· thl· l .1~un.1
Bca<.h < ommuntl\ ( lln1l ·, 19 'car.,"of't:'1' 1tc Iii tht
'>uuthcin Or.rn¥c { ount) an•a "•II Ot.· hcltl Tue,d•n
Ma) :!. at...thc ( ntrnge Rc\tau rant 1hK '\J < "·"'
I ltgh"a) l .tguna lkach
PrCKccd\ from thec\cnt "'ll l~nctit thed1nil .t
)Ct' ace th.at olfe1 c, afTorJabh.• ht'ltlth program\
indudang mcdu.al anJ <kntul L.Ul' _u.u.1 11~ hl'l'
.\ID~ ant1ho<l} tt.· .. ung .ind commun1l} edw;11wn
1 he proir41m '' oixn to thl' public and 1., I IJ
per person ..and Sb lor \l'n1or lllllen\ and 'tudent\
\\Ith proper 11.kn11r1rnuon r1l l..l·tc, pur\.ha,l·d h\
1 hurWJ) .\pr ti ~7. 1ndmk t111r Im.· raOk l1ll..l·t 1'H:r
paid n:\Cn Jlll>ll r or mnn· 111tnrm.mon. l.tll
49+~4~11
ly IOI VAN EYKEN
Of"" o...,, -,._ ..
Ra)mond ~mallcomb ma) not bl·
mo' 1na furniture for a while But :it lra~t
he's mo,101
And the 1nd1ca11on'> arc tha t 1t than&\ go
well for tht' next ''" month., he·11 Ix
'lurfina. ~kutcboardma •ind b1nchn1 again
bclorc too long
\mall omb, 22. ha~ ,fnl"" he~m. thank'
10 a tran~plant ope1at1on .\pnl ~ 111 \an
D1cao
And Wednc'lda). on his fir t lull da~ a1
home 1n Co\ta Me'a ~malkomb ~•ti the
ne" tu.kc:r wc:mn.1 to be "ork1ng JU'it fine
.. I ft·cl itcal .. he \aid "l1m a ltllk hn
sk1nn), hut I'm lccling ()" ·
Smalkomh U'4.'ll to "Ork a\ a furnilure
mover nod '>P<lll Im lrt:l" tum engugeod 1n .1
number of atti'e \port' I hang\ rn.i) l'C a
h1t 1ilow fora wh1k hut \mallrnmh ..aid hi.'
pla ns to ''..ir~ right awa) on h1\ damh hJt J.;
to ph~ '>ttal Innes.,
"I'll JU-.1 be \\Orl1ng out and &Ctllng
m)'\elf through the-.c lir.t .,,~ month'> to a
)ear ·he c,..i1lf \foc,tf\ 11'11 be wall in, and
\tretc;h1ng But I thin~ 11 C\Cr)thing g1'1C'
OJ.,.. J u1n get b.1\ I.. into JU\l about an~ th1n1
I "'ant to cH·ntuJll\ ·
A\ tl·thn1que' and mrdalal 1c,hnolo1n
\teadil) 1mprtl\l' \Cd~\ the \Uf\t\al rate
lor tran~plant rMlll'nh
Jud) ( oburg a our~ who coordinate!>
· ' the 1:ard1a<. tran,plant tram at ~an l>arg.o'<,
')harp Mc<l1lt1I < cntrr. "here ~mallcomb
rccct\CU h•~ Ill'" he..in \<! ,1 thl' ( O'>IU
\1cs.1n'c;c.h;inc~'>of\Uf\1val lit lca'>t in the
short and medium term. arc l''c-cllent
"Our onc·\l'JI 'IUr\l\al rntc '' ahout 90
PcrC'Clll," ~he \.lid .. \l IWO )C3f\ the
$U!;U' aal rate 1\ l<b pc:ri:.ctn. \od rnataonal~
I> ~the sun'' al ratl'.\I Ii 'I.' )car~,., it bout 7f)
pcrtent "
limalkomh'' l hamcs don't \top at fiH'
)Cars hut ( obu1 n ... 11tl '"''"al data on the
prc><:edurc'> u-.ed 1n h" orcra11on arc not
a'a1lablc tx')ontl thC' liH")t'ar mJrk.
.\ hulc O\ er fuur month\ JiO Ra\ mood
mallcomb "" pc11lou'il) clo-.c 10 3 talc Health problems e xamlne'd 1ha1had 1llreJd~ l'.ll· omc 01fom11tar1roged~
in his famal)
rhrte ol lht• l mtcd \I.alt:\ must prominent 1ck l.\llh \ 1ral ct1rd1o m)'OJ}ath \, a
hl.ahh prohkm' -hH"-rttn\lorl. d1.11x'tl' .rnd d1..ea\C that ha\ alri.·ad) t;il..en thl' "' e\ of
chole'>lcrol -"'II be d1\tu\\c.'d at a t·ontmu111~ h1') mother an<l 15·\l'.tr·nld \l\lt.'r. U\ "'ell
cJm .• 11100 o,cm1nar lrom am 10 .l pm ful'.,JJ\ a an aunt aml unl It' he "a'> tal..t·n to tloag
Ma) ~ Jl lhl' or .. n~c ( ounl\ \kd1u1I \\\()!, IJlh\ll Memonal tto<ipllJI 11'1 '""'pon tkJl h on
"'h1ch set a ra.ord for the ho p1tal ,"
\mallc.:9mh said.
.\o;mtcd by the .\ v 4-0. Ra)mond
m llcomh'\ blood c1n ula11on.rctumcd to
nca1 normal and hts bod1I function
re umed.
But he '>1111 had no '"orl..101 hcan
1 he first nc"' ot a po 1bk donor came
in e.ul\ \1.lrch
"Tl)c~ tJlled U'> and told us the> ma.ht
ha\C u donor .. che elder mallcomb said.
"Ile ""s ttic '1ct1m ofa dnvc-by shootana
in nn Diego \ \Oung man about 17 )ears
old '
The trauma of th<' 'ihOOttQ&. ho"'cver.
led to problem'> "1th ·the hean and
urgcon \\C:ae un.iblc to Ma61ltze it
\o thl· "a1t continued ~111 the ncv.s
camn.11 :another po \1hk do or. th1 one m
nuqhern ( alifornia \ ten from , harp
"a' d1\patdled to pack up the he. n v.-h1 t:h
pro' l'd to he' 1abk th1 tame.
··1 ·11 ne'er forget v. hen 1he) came back
"1th tht he~n:· malkomb \81d "The)
h;id 111n 1h1 \pc\.1al bo)., v.h1C'h tht') kt me
~·t· ...
fhe l>ptratton wa~ done earl) an the
morning on \pnl 2 and mallcomb said h('
lmev. n ht a"a> that hLS son had come
1hrou1h 11 all riJhl
We ha' c this httlc s~ tern of saan
I nguage that"'<' u can our fa mil)' at umc
"'hen "e c:~n·1 communicate with each
c:i\htr ·' crbalh... ht' ~td "We SQttZC •
lland.,, thn.:c ttmes. mcapina I IO\C you,
and then the other pea on answers ""Ith
fou r ~ul•r1e ... meaning I love you, too. He
1.·ouldn'1 ~peak 'et, but l ga"c him lhrcc
-.quee1c'>. aod he ~ucc1cd m hand bad.
v.1lh ~uch suc~t~ .. ~~t ~.:'!n~X~~" -' "'tllUA-4 fo , ' nt>'
onl) v.Jl~tn but d1mbing tatrs
: "1 he • lault· thtnp arc mara ulous to
uc; h" father \31d "l lost m) "1fr· 1n 1972
arnd mtt d.tughter tn 1976 That "'a bcfofi
the) h·ad thl' thm1p) tht '"c dc"eloped
no" •that enable pc-ople to h1H these
uc:<.e ful hcan tran\plant\ and surv1\.C
th1 di Wr'rt" JU \I so ha~) that he
h:-.. had thr opportunat) to h\C, •
R.i)mond 1 oncoflOch1ldrcn. Thoma
\mallcomb ad the fam1h:' clo1'Cn<' and
dee '-'O mm11mcn1 to Chn ttanll> throuah
the formon c:hun:h. helped them throu1h
the t J1t' of the I 97 ;1nd Ra) mond\ ..., .._ ,.._., ..... ~.,_ l<rn1. J'l('nlou~ fiaht tor ~un l\ll
l'•mlly members Thom••· Al'lty •nd Taylla surround heart trans-I le \.111J he and ha tam1h "ould l1u to
tttant redpfftrt°ftqfYtOnd Smellcomb frt .,....CCNta-M•a. ttOm•. __ ..,.....,,... o c ri <> tn w11li nt1 a
( onkrcnu• C enti;1 'on\ I lo"~·r \1 Clran~c [)\·c . 11 1. oughina MoocJ <1mt unahle to
"(t>nt1nu1ng edu1..111011unm"'111 I'll' av.<irdt·d brcu1hc
to ph)siuan\, nursn, pharmal'ht'i :md dcntl\f''~-_.-4hl' lhd a lt'W ~'i ;md too11d H 1 \
complete the ~·nunar qu1dd) that 11 "a' rnngr<,t1\t.' hl•art
fhe pro,ram. ~h•lh" 'O 1ndudin1 lund1 " failure:· ~1d Ra,mond's t.uhi.·r. I homa\
'>pon oreJ b\ the Orange C crnnt\ tkalth Car\· ~malllomb "•\lmmt thl' lir'rl thtn~ tht•
.\gene)''> ll)pcrtcn.,aon C onll'ol f1rogrom \Uf'll'1· ~urgeon -.u1d "-.l'>. l oo~' hl..e "l' hJH' a
v1~d b) L U\Crn l' ~toutt \.\orJ..,hnp-<ifX'alo..e1., .lr\ \:.1nd1datc lor a hcurt tran'>phlnt · \nd
M1l had \\t•l'>Cr. ~IL> 1.h1cl of h~fl\'rtl'n'mn 1hings"cnl'>teJd1l)'do"nh1llJftcrtha1 '°
program\ at\ \ llm p1t.il Ill I ont1 lkach Ralph ' that ''-'r\ \0{1n must ol ht 'I hoch tum·t1on.,
C)pn M I) dm•ctor of thr 1n1rrn31 mt•d1nm· d1 n1l
at C '(.I Mcd1rnl (~•Her .ind I udo l~"e>-.cr . 1\1 I> t-
-ktdlll'\\, "''''· C\Cr~ lhm11 -''"' \hUI dU\\O ..
It t.ik('<i a" h1k ltl find a donor h'r a hl·art
trcfo<iplJnt an<l 1111.11 hH. i.;,·d thl' mcd1lal
mal h1n~n w kcl'P \mallnrn1h .111' t' an the
( all lie kn Lntm at I\ '4· q I~ 101 h11 thi:1
1nlurma11un
Visual aids consultations free Defense res~s in penalty
f rec '1\ual aid\ l lln~ultatu>n' "'Ill Ix-"'°' 1dt•tl
b) fan11c \h \llt\lt..'r. u Hni~lc IMttlUll' Im'•\ l\l('n
con,ult.1n1 fwm IOa m to' fl m 1 huNla\ ~la' 4
at the 0.1\1\ ~n111r < tnt,·r OU Margu\'.'ritc \\<'.
\o cv. pt>rt fk;id1
lncJ1' 1du.il n1u\I ha,,· a "nllcn rckra;al hom
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trial for woman's killer
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po'> 1bk death ntcnc:e tor tht' tnnurc-
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City may lease emp~y
Huntington schools
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Turr t explodes on U S la a;47
NORFOLK. Va. (AP) -.\ hu&t' gun turrcl packed with 1unpow~r exploded in flam" on the
battleship USS Iowa near Puerto Rico on
Wednnday, kilhn& at least 47 sailors in one of tht'
worst naval disasters since the Vietnam War.
The death toll from the accident during a
gunner) exercise, "could go hi&her. but v.e don't
know at this point," said Lt. Cmdr. Steve Burnett.
a spokesman for the Atlantic Acct, based in
Norfolk. The death count was taken from a h 1 of
sailors ass1ancd to the position rather than a body.
count.
Despite the deaths m the e>.plos1on and fire.
there v.erc no senous inJunes. A number of sailor
suffered minor injuries, mostly bumpsandbn11!1es.
said Chief Pett) Officer Bobby Gimblet, another·
fleet spokesman.
Each aun•s 16-ilKh-<tiametcr projccti~ i1
propelled b> explosives in fabnc bags loaded
separately from the projectiles: The gun requires
up to five bags, each containing 110 pounds of
powder to fire a 2. 700-P<?und round. Tb~ tutTCt -"'h1ch extends through se' en
decklcvelsofthe~lup-was "fullofaunpowckr.'' call of JackM>nvilk, Fla .. cau~1na one minor
said Lt Cmdr. Chris Baumann, another fleet il\iury. Wet Arch~ Galloway, a cl\ilian publ1l'
spolesman. affairs offi~r at Norf'ollc.
Iowa crev.nlen put ou1 tM fire 1n 80 m1nutC'S, Ncilhcr the' USS Platt. a Rttt oder. nor the
flooded SC\eral mapz1nc compartments hold1na fnpk USS Tnpp was in da•r of lin!iins.
c>.plosl\ cs as a precaution and declared the ship 1 Galloway said. The ships were not 1n the same area
out of danaer. Baumann said. as the lo~•. and also were en rou\c to Roosevelt
The Iowa rendezvoused at midaf\emoon with Roads.
' the nearby a1rcnft carrier U C'Ol'll Sn. ~inch NaV)' offtcial~ were notif)1ft1 rclathts per-
carnes three doctors and has full medical facilities. sonall) of the dnths, Baumann said. Sc\'Cr91
Baumann said, Helicopters from the Coral Sea family members pthcttd at a aymnas1um in
brought medical equipment to the lov.a and Norfolk 10 await v.ord.
transferred some 1nJurcd c~men to the earner. "The lonaer we hear nottung. the better It 1 ,"
"The ship has not sent a hst of the wounded said Sand} Tate of Charleston, W. Va., a relat1vt' of
The) have other things mo~ pre sin& to worr) crewman Jonathan Tate
about," said Lt. Russ Grier, an Atlanuc Fleet The explosion occurred durm& a gunnery
spol.esman. exercise about 330 miles nonheast of Puerto Rico,
The Iowa will arrive thlS morning at Roose-Burnell said. The ship's 16-inch guM can fire
vrh Roads, a aV}basein Pucno Rico.saidCmdr. 1.700-pound hellsa di•tancc of23 miles.
Robert Franzmann of the Atlantic Aee1. The 46-The fire was in the second of the two forward
year-old ship, one of the four largest in tht fleet. 1s turret • at the loading position of the middle gun,,
based at Norfolk. said Bruce Nason. a Navy spokesman ·at the
Two ships pan1cipat1ng in 1He same excrci c Pentagon. There also is a turre1 at the back of the
collided Wednesda) afternoon about 500 miles Iowa.
Se~ate panel
OKs budget:
Final argument of North's lawyer:
S 1.2 trllllon He!.s·a hostage, wants to go home
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DlpOIMtS .voided PM Am fllgtJts
w ASHINGTON -u.s.~~11•PP9"MIY INfdfd ... officiaJ w.,...na
and canc&d teatlon Pan Am.....,,, an the wu-b btfbrt IM bombi• of flilht
103 last Dec. 21 , ICC'Onli111 to airline docurnt'ntl quo1td 1n •~I
memorandum. ,
Relatives of 1~ who.died in the bombin& ha\'~ bttn anl')' that a U .
Federal A v1ation Administration wamana of a l)O'Slbte bombina of a Pad Am
ft1r.h! from Frankfun, West Germany to the United Stat~ •-a' not mack ~~ I
Oceans warming faster than eJCPected
NEW YORK -The '4-orld's oceans and seas
0
ha vc warmcJ up faster over
the last 11x yean than pttvious reports md1catt:d, n ~tud) suaacst\ The averaar
&lobal temperature rose at an overall rate of about one-fiflh of a dcsrct
T=ahrenhcn per year from January 1982 ts> mid-1 988. according 10 ~tellite
obtervations of the ocean 1urface.
That is about twice the ntte reported b) detcctol"I cm h1f>\ and bvoy\,
researcher A.E. Strona repQns 1n toda) 's 1~ue of the BrwshJournal a1ure. lt
is also•morc thad most scientists have e11;pected from the greenhou effect. a
prcd1cted&Jobal warmin1cau\Cd by buildupofrarbon dio,,1deand otJ'lrrp~s
1n the atmospllerc.
·Hoffman remembered as gadfly
WASHINGTON ( P)-The Sen-
a te Budget Committee gave
bipartisan approval on Wednesda}' to
a S 1.16 trillion budget for fiscal 1990.
a document reflecting the defi It·
cutting deal between President Bush
and Congress and protecting the
political priorities of both panics.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Olivcr
Nonh's lawyer, in an em otional final
argument Wednesday. ponra>cd the
former White House aide as a
sacrificial lamb. a scapegoat and a
nostagc. and implored jurors m his
trial to "set him free."
today to ~in their deliberation!>
after ins1ruct1 ons from U.S. District
Judac Gerhard A. Gesell.· Dunng
deliberation. the _J ury will be SC·
questcred for the first t1me since the
Iran.Contra tnal began.
WORCESTER, Mai -About 1.000 people pad.rd a s) nagoguc
Wednesday to remember Y1ppic founder Abbie Hoffman asagadfl) "ho stood
up to bullies and handed out ad' ice to bast..ctball pla)e~ and go"crnrnents
alike. "Thank you, Abbie," basketball star and friend 8 111 Walton told the
conareetion at Ten'lple Emanuel. "Thank. )'OU for helping me and man}'. man)
like us. ' wrong, courage to admit personal folk singer Pete Seeger led the march to the S) nagoguc. s1n11ng .. Abbie's
rcsponsibilit), courqc to admit guilt spirit is still ahve .. as the first hne to the go~pel h ) mn "Do~n B~ The
where appropria1e. He (Nonh) has R' 'd .. H ~ 52 r d d d h. h N H not admitted an) of those things; it's 1vers1 e. 011man. • was 1oun ca at 1 ome near e" ope. a .. on
The 16-7 vote was the first formal
step in the enactment of the budget
agreement, which would allow Bush
to claim he has honored his pledge of
no newtl'XCS while permitting Demo-
crats to shield their cherished
domestic pr~ms "h1lc tnmming
defense spendang.
.. Oliver Nonh never wanted to be a
hero." said Brendan SuJhvan. ··He
just "ants to go home."
But prosecutor John Kekcr, having
the last word. asked the j ury to
"return a verdict of guilty in each and
every one of the 12 charges."
With that, tht' nine women and
three men who will decide Nonh·s
fate were sent home. They will return
In his nour-long rcbuual. K-eker
said it ·had been an "unhappy.
unpleasant, miserable criminal trial.''
and d1sm1sscd ullivan's closing
argument with a Shakespenan tou h
"It was all sound and fury. 1gnify10g
nothing."
"You have heard a lot about
courage at this tnal," Keker said.
"There's another kmd of courage
courage, to admit when )OU arc
time for "OU to do it for him." April 12. A coroner ruled Tucllda)' that Hoffman committed su1c1de "ith an
J o'crdosc of barbiturates mt'<ed with alcohol. Fnends and rclauvcs \31d the)
h was the end oh~o tough da}'s for doubted Hoffman took his own life. Nonh. a former Manne hcutcnant _
colonel w~osc power while he was at
the-Natiorttil Securi1y Council was
substantial.
"The government has not shown
criminal behavior," St11livan said.
"The man who held the lives ofothers
in his hands. now puts his life into
}'Ours." The reference was to Non h's
protecting names of people he dealt
with by shredding documents.
MOHl.D HHlt:1-·s
Jordan won't oppose e~ectlons
WASHINGTON -President Bush and J ordan· King Hu<1~1n agreed
Wednesday to stnve for .. a serious negotiating pr<>« s" fo r Middle um peace.
and the United talcs said the monarch dtd notJCJCCt an lsral·h propo~I for
Palcst1nian elections in the West Bank and Gaza. After the two leaders talked
for more than an ho ur at the White House. the adm1ni trat1on e"presscd
sausfact1on over Hussein's statment to Bush that "I full~ '>Upport ~ou and all
your efTons."
T he budget resolution claims to
slash the shortfall for fiscal I <>90.
which be&ins Oct. I, to $99.4 b1lhon.
meeting the SI 00 billion deficit tlJ'iel
enscribed in the Gramm-Rudman
law. Soviet sRimnier joins war against oil spi'I Hussein's' 1s11 marked the end of the fi rst round of Middle" l a!>t dtplomaC)
for Bush, fol10~1ng talks earlier this month with Eg~ pfs Pre 1dcnt Hmni
Mubarak and Israeli Prime Mini ter \'lllhak ham1r
Bur-critics complained that the
p an 's cuts were insufficient. reh ing
heavily on unattainably optimistic
expectations of economic per-
formance and one-shot revenue--
raisers such as' sales of government
HSCl$....:.. •
"Whenever WC neJOtiate anagrce-
ment, instead of gettmg deficit reduc-
tion, eve'Jone seems to get just a little
bit m ore,' said Sen. Charles Grassle)',
R-lowa.
SEW l\RD. Ala ka (A P) -A
Soviet ship that can sJ..im 011 on the
high seas JOined the war against the
nation's worst 011 spill Wednesday,
docking in a town named fol"thc man
who bouJbt AJaska fror1 Russia for
f7~2 million.
The 11 .400-ton Va1dogubsk). 425
feet long. steamed 30 miles up fjord-
like Resurrection Bay under a cloudy
sky, flyin& the Soviet hammer and
sickle from its stem and an American
flag from its towenng white super-
structure. ,..
It ued yp at a r9ilroad dock, its
decks strewn with heavy cqufpfucnt,
smoke spewing from its s~cks.
About-100 yarclt-away, ettws
unloaded oil-soaked booms and ab-
sorbent matcnal from the cleanup at
Nuka Bay, one of the most polluted
sites on the southern coa~t of the
Kenai Peninsula,
"It's pret~ impressive for a skim-
mer," said Coast Guard Petty Officer
Ken Safford, snapp1"t photos as the
ship arrived 11 8 ~.m. It's huae."
By midmo,mina, a stream of tour-
ists weredrivina_uJl to the dock to take
pictum and wave to the crew.
The ship came to Seward for
refuelil\I, and would be in port aJI
day, said a Coast Guard captain.
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JERUSALEM -Israelis gathered for fc uvc meal> \\cdne\da) to begin
Passover. the holiday commemoral1ng the hberatton of the unC'lent lsrnclnc
from slavery. Secunt) forces "ere on high alcn an ca c o~~mlla attad.s.
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The Junior League
of Orange County, CA, Inc.
RUJOIAGE
ALE
58turday, April 22 , 1989
8:00 a .m.-4:00 p .m.
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iad aorbc vllve .irida lhe dona~ ~n t1uur of a 27·ynr-Old man durina .~ ~wn~o,r~uezorni··n·awrns
what W8I detcribed • ~ trida a subttantiaJ mortality ratt... "~
Mill lall. 77, wt.o reip.ed fOrdttades u the zan>'. rubbtt-moutht'd queen ·~~,1;.•, .. ~,.~1., d!! ~!>..~.~~itds Of~. bad her hart Slopped for two hou" dunna Tiaesday's procedure. ... r-= "" • -u_, -
wh.ich kept her in tht operat1111 room for about se"tn hours. • .. ~"~ M~.~ IPOkffi nman for "LuCillc Bill t fi 1 .... 1.:. h · . "~ 1ttorney te·~--1 o ice. apen an unevtnt ~ n..,.t. wruc ~s ~ v~r) &OOd SJlll, The •~o Sek:ido, 21, ·lusp«1cod of kilbna his
surpo111 who wo~cd on htt cont1n~ to bt opt1m1st1c th.at she 1s _mQv1n1 wif~. 1 co-work.er. two of bis o~n
towud a m:ov~ry. Cedars-S1na1 M~1cal Center spokt-Sman Ron W1tc said .. dauthlen. bis mother-in-law and two
Monon uid he told b11 wife about.the hul\dreds of sood w1thn from fans ~ m1tt1-an-law in a ram Pitt m
arid frieods. bul ~-was unable to speak b«aust ofan o~)ten.muk oveT h(r Sonoma County, was picked up just
mouth. ''The smile in her ey" lo\~rc sen~ncn.·· 5IJd the beUU .. Monon. CMlllidlG.-ve. Mendoza said. The
to receive . . weapons
bill today
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Con·
ccmcd that delay could be fatal to
their cause, supponers of mtnct1ons on military-style assault weapons
decided to move today 10 send one of
their b11l1 to Gov. Georac Oeu·
kmcJian. Senate leader David Roben1. I).. Los Anaeles, announced Wednesday t~t he would ask the Senate today to
approve Assembly chanaes in his hlll
and stnd 1t to the Republican gov-
ernor, v..ho bas indicated support for
that t>I)( of leassJauon "I thtnk that's the wisest thing to
do ... Roberu told reporters.
There had been talk about scndina
tht bill, 8292. to a two-house
conference oommntt't' for further
v.ork. but Robtrt1 said another u-
5auh "'capons measure b) As.-
semblyman Mike Roos. D-LO An-aclcs. could be used to make any
needed changes 1n the Robcru
proposal.
Roberti's bill would rcstnct sales
and posses ion of more than 50 ~ models ofassauh firearms. includina the type of AK-47 used to kill five
Stockton students and wound 29
-students and a teacher-in January.
The bill aot only a bare maJonty
wbcn it ssed the A~bfy on
Monday, and Assembly Speaker wmie Brown. D-San Francisco.
warned Tuesday that the measu"rc•s
supponers should not nslc mak1n1
any cbanacs that would force another
vote 1n the IO\loer house.
Wnh onl) a couple of exceptions.
the bill v.ould ban sales of the assault
v.-capons st.aruna nut )tar. Anyone
who leplly-posscncd OM of the IUM
before June I. 1989 could lt't'l> u but
v.ould ha~c to rqtster 1t "'1th the
state.
GOTO
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THE
~ ' RACES
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A broader \;crs1on of Robert1's bill,
contam1f\I a aencral definition of
assault wnpons. pa scd the Senate 1n ~~4:::;;:;~=t=ii;;="""H-S ----==::....;:;==-1---Ma.~h on a l.7-12 'occ.4.\-0lc& nuM"e-~..u1 _ _c:....,da81-..,_ -...
than the bare mll,Jont) needed for
approvaJ in the 40-scat upper houw.
It was amended 10 the Asscmbl) 10
apply to ~peofic models of firearms
and nearly identical weapon .
DeukmCJ11n's pre s ccrctary.
Kevin Brett, sa.id DcukmcJ1an wns
•·amenable 10 a bill bannina m1lttal)
assault weapons, but 1t must be a
tarefull) draf\ed bill. It h11 to be a btll
lhat does not create confusion or
ancenainty."
Brett said the aovemor wa •"are
of the "icneral pro\;1s1ons" of th e
Roberti bill but v.ould "not make a
jinal <kc:1s1on un11I he stt the fine
pnnt."
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valller ii _. Loi Mochis, Salcido'•
boallSOWll ia SiMlae ltMr about 150
.... ~ ol Meaieo at~. .. He hll been aifttMd at tht
R!Qunt of U.S tulhoritin whO have
uked for h11 cxtl'ldiuon. We att brinai"f him to Mt'llCO C'1t)," Men-
don ••d Sak1do •'Is 1n the cu\lod)
of the Ft<kral Juchc1al Pohce. a
branch of the auomey aeneral'
offace. he said.
He sa.ad Sal 1do would bt taken to
Meiuco Cit) for an ntrad111on hcar-ina. Salcido appartntly ne1,cr apphed
for U.S. n1turali1at1on papc~ and
remains a Mexican c1t1ien, mtan1f\I
the utrad111on process could take
months.
Salrido could face the death pen·
alt)' under C.alifornaa law. Mexico ha&
no cape~-. Six ol ~·· vidillls wrcrc buried Wednetday "' Pdaluma. About 100
pcoPk a~ ,nva1e fuMral ter·
vicn (or Salcido 1 Yf1fc, Anttla: h11
tlo\Oda.ters, Sofia, 4,al\dTcrcsa. I ~
and Anaeta•s mother and her youna
dau&l\ters.
Javier Coelto TreJO, deputy at·
tomcy ,eneral. told rcponers Salc1do
dro1,e into Mciuco 1t the Caleiuco
border croui na.
C<>tllo 5-id Salcido told police
under questionina be had hvcd 1n
Cl11fomaa for n1M yean and acqu1ttd
Amcncan ciuzensbip.
But 0.vad lk:hrrt. chstnct d1m:1or
of * lmmapauoa and ,_,.....,.
1z.at1on ScrVICC ta Su frucilco llid SaltidO ............. uiil.t
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"Hit fi~ fadt 10 reflect M oifpli1d for Mturaliz.ataon," llcMn Mid.
Salcido &oAd Maicl• ... a.c wcn1 on &be ,.,.,., la a It el '
jealousy after~ ........ offive~wasill~•~wtdl one or hi• ec>worbrl. CGllllD .....
Salcido said be IUllld -.... "motivalcd by je1ta .,, ,., w
sutpeeted that lUI ........ -_-:iliilHiii~'° TgqT~ ... c.le .. •
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The ev,.port·Mc\I d1stnct sttll
owns mMI camputn 1t clottd O\Cr
the past IS )ca" In m91c caws. the
bOard leased the propctty insccad of
tclhn& 11 For cumplc. EastblufT
houtcd child-care proV&ms. H v.ell
as housina lht Newport·Mcsa
Schools Founda11on and the Natural
Hittor) Mutcum of Orantc C'ounty.
• The bollrd unck"tood that once
proptrt) t0ld, it would bt 1mpos11bk
ao buy tn0ua.h land for future school
tltcs.. W oollcy .said. fan of empt~ cl11 rooms - or
budd1np-rtma1nd11tant fortchool
ctislricu 1n ne~r local tt11on
Seddlfbeck \'&lie) Un1fltd School
OittriC't plan to answtt tract a~r
UllCI of new housn. condom1n1ums
a.ct apanmcnts •1th seven ~ elftnmW') Khools. The fin& Will bt
built nut )car. tht clittritt'• aat·
riculum d1rttt0f. T~y Mid. lpoffo . ecknow a cltftai~
hKilMC in ~Ill SC II, but Mid ~J arw bet))' boom ._ d1flkVll IO
itilcefn in h11 arca b«autt tl would~
4*icwed b) the obvwous snftul of
daili*ea whole perntt •re new to IGlllla~Couaty.
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CAN~ON TOWEIS AT INCREDIBLE
AVI GS! WE BOOGHT CANNON
TOWELS FOR~ AND SO WILL \'O !
We've made a Spcual fl'.u!eh~ of Cannon bath
tlMds. and we're pleased to pa!.\ our ~ving' along
to )OU These lu~ury '™cl~ arc fmm Cannon'i Ro)-al
colle1.11on. and arc as rega lly '>Oft a!. they come
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or ht'"' they wear IOO~ couon. they arc available in
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The follo"mg list ofOninic ( oast
real estate transfcr-1, "h1ch includes
the name of the bu)er addrrs'> and
the price paid for the propcn). "a'
compiled from co unt) records and
escrow compan1C'i h' Homco"ncr'>
Markeung nice\
Compan ) offirn1l s '>3) the h'lt m3)
ha' c an error factor of 7 ix.-ru:nt
during ·a )Car's ttmr bc~JU<.c ol
spcculauon bu)1ng and error.-.
The h"St-· 1s published for 1~
1nformat10nal u~ of our readers and
is protected b) COP) r.11ht to Homt"-
owncrs Marketing ~n ices
Corona del Mar
Wilham C Marrinan. 308 ( arna·
uon Sl42,000
Marpret ~en. 1510 Daffodil
$345,000
Mr. & Mrs. Rand> D. Bohan. 431 De Sola Terrace S56S.OOO
Mr. & Mrs M Mounzer Jund1 I
Little Coun $750,000
Lavonda Tabor. 2243 Pacific >\' c.
No.BIOS S22S,OOO
Mr. & M~. Bradford A. Cimtth
I 207 Seacrest Dmc $S35.000
Mr. & Mr Denna A Rosene. 46.l
Serra nsu.oo:r
Author Daphne du Maurier
LONDON (AP) -Daphne: du \lllage "here she had hvt'd in
\1auner. author of "Rebecca .. died "-•do"'cd c,cclus1on for 20 )Cars Wcdne~a) al her home an Cornwall Daphne du \launcr "'as bom In
the w1ldl) beauuful English pr°' ance London on Ma} I 3 1907 one o'fthrte
1n "h1ch 'ihe ~I man) of her daughter~ of the reno" ned actor . ir
cclcbratcd no' els of romance and the C,erald du..ll.1auncr
supernatural C.,he "'u I Educ-atcd b) pm ate tutors 1n Paras.
Her no' els hkt' .. Rebecca. sht' -wa ~I wh~ she publnhcd Mr
"Frenchman's (rec(" '"M } ( OUSJO first an1de\ and short stones Her Ra£hcl.:· and ::tamau:.a Inn" "'ere firu no"eL "f he Lo~ ing ~pant,''
household names 1n popular fic11on appeared 1n T1131 .
and became h11 mo"1cs The no' el capll\.alcd a )OU•ll
The du Mauricr ~t)lc v1\.1 d and Bn11sh arm) maJOr and It'd to a
goth1c. made for spane<htlhng film~ st.orybuok coun'ih1p
like Alfred Hitchcock's .. The Bards" The officer Fredt'nck A M "Bo)''
from her hort story. and "'11cola\ Bro" nina. resohcd 10 ~etthe )Ouna
Rocg's "Don't Look ow," from her "'oman and JOurne)cd 10 Par 10 find
no"ella her Thc) met an 1932 and married a
Dame Daphne, a\ \ll v.-a knl.lwn k~ m onths later
after being honored b> Queen Ehza· "Reb«ca," about a )ouna bndc
beth II. died 1n her sleep \aid hl'r "'ho probing 1n10 the death of Iler
friend and legal e\ccutor. Mo nt ) husband'~ pre\ 1ou'i "tfc leads her
Bakcr·MCln ton 1n1oa frightening P'>Choloi1cal labyr-
nul about 1wo "eeks ago, \he had 1nth. "'a' pubh!>hcd 1n 1938 and \.Old I
been fit cnou&h for dail) "'alks "ith malhon cop1c\ 1n hard cover alone. It
her og around Pai the ("{)f'ntttl--W"tt·ri~pnM~-tim.cs.._----
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Tax Freedom Day·.
shows somet.hing
isn't working rig.ht
The ltinaof 1988'uu filinadeadline bu passed, but the
· bite won't be over ~ntil May 4. That's the day the avcraic '
American will have worked Iona enou&h 10 pay all his or her
federal. state and local taxes for the year.
Technically, Tu. Freedom Day is a misnomer since the billist Slate and federal tu bite is covered by payroll
dciluctiom, and the pinch of sales and ~xcisc taxes comes a
little at a time. Most of 1988'1 taxes were paid during last )Car,
not this year u the example tet by Tax Freedom Day says. But
misnomer tbouah it it, Tax Freedom Day is also a gauge that
lhowl how the taxpayer is doina as opposed to what the
politicians claim. Tu Freedom Day is calculated by a non-pan1san
raca.rcb orpnization called the Tax Foundation. Each year
its number~ncberl calculate Tax Freedom Day by add1n1
the tuescoUected by the federal, state and locaJ aovernments.
Then. they divide that number by the number of workers. If
every dollar earned this year were claimed by the government
until all toes were paid, the average worker would be paid up
byM~y4.
The foundation's economists contend Amencans are no
better off than they Were in 1981 when Tu Freedom Day. hlce
thil)'eat, wu on May 4.
In 1982 taxpayers aot a brea\ when a day was lopped ofT.
The next year, Tax Freedom day was pushed back to April 30,
and in I 9S. it stood at April 28.
Then the tide turned, and in t 98S Tax Freedom Day
CT'Cpt beck into May.
Tu Foundation economists list three things that have
put this year's taxpayers back in the same shape they were in
ei&ht yean aao:
• .. The 1986 Tax R-eform Act, which took at>.tay or
reduced several deductions to finance lower rates, and tax
increases enacted in 1982 and 1984. Althou~ th e big 1986
overhaul meant lower rates for most individuals, in many
cases the reduced rates were more than offset by lo s of
deductions. .
• .. Social Security taxes have grown faster than the
economy in the 1980s. In 1981 a worker paid Social Sccunty
tu on 6.6S percent of the first $29,700, or a SI ,97S tax. This
yearc.& the tax ia 7.S I percent of the first$48,000, or a maximum
ofSJ,60S. _
• ··state and local taxes have risen iteadily rhrough-ihc
decade. in pan to pay Joi' a rcductioniTrfcderal programs.''
If there's any lesson to be learned from the Tax
Foundation's faaures, it is that the tu burden of that mythical
taxpayer hu been steadily inCT'Casin& since 1984. That gradual
increase, alone with the ihcrcasc of the federal deficit, should
be a wamina Sl&nal that what we're doing in Washington and
Sacramento isn't working. The same thing is true for county
and cily aovemnKnts and school boards.
Taxpayers are not dumb. They don't need the Tu
Foundauon to tell them they're paying more taxes each year
and tecll\J fewer returns for those taxes.
Pohuciana and elected officials 'also don't have to be told
that this situation is causina more resentment and distrust of
__ __,,o._v'""'ernment amona ta~ers.
But unlilce'laxpayers, there is somet lnlelcct o 1c1a s can do. They can double and redouble effons to use public
money better. They can chip away at waste and hold the pork
barrel projects 11 arm's lenath. They can do something. 1( only
· they would.
-Oplniof'9 ..,......, 1n lhl9 tpaoe are fhoM of lhe O•lly Plot. 0tMr
~ ..,.1111 If on tNe pege.,. thoM of their 1111thora end llrtlata. Ruder9'
convNnll .. ln'ftted end' mey be..,, to The Olllty Pttot, P 0 Box 15'0. eo.u.. ....
01111 IC \OIC I'
California's drought
The drou&ht is over.
California's water sho~ isn't.
The heavens opened up 1n March droppina more than
seven inches of rain on South Placer. The real aood news,
thouah _...the healthy snowpack left in the Sierra that broke
the beck of the droucbt u it was about to enter its th1r<1 year ...
It JS imperative that water-wutina stop. There's no
cxcu1etonood1uttenorovcrwaterlawns. Frupluscofwatcr
is vital to the health of C.hfomia aariculture as well as to
satisfy t.bc thant ofa rapadly upencliq economy. the 1tate necdl to ancreue u1 1torqie capacit)' to ease
Cahfomia•a water sbonqe. It alto Medi to balance that
demand with other rnponsibiht1es1ucb uevo1dm1 mas ivc
deltnlction of riven.
Completiaj Auburn dam meets that cntcnon. The can~ already been cleared for the retervo1t that would
be by a S l. l billion Auburn Dam. The dam would take
lidvantaee of (one of) the statc'a ~ier watenheds. n........,. ,,.,.__Trlhae
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.
.Fry, Voss
equal in
lapses Of
wisdom
I ~ for one -didn't believe
anyone could one up F~ VON lhit
earl~ 1n the year
Pollster says blame misplaced
But here 1t 11, still the vtty youth OI
spnna and someone bas come a.loal
and knocked VON off' his well eamec1
pec!estal as the biuest brain lock cae
in Oranae County.
Voss, in case it has sli~ your
mind. wu mayor of Fountain Valley
when he was arrested for solknina a
sex act from an undercover Santa AM
pobce officer. Voss, who blitbily
'M&Ddered into I n:d·liaht dil&rict
pobcc had declared war on, relllftlCl
regarding Buchanan's surveys .
Lance Tarrance has a sharp answer
for members of Gov. Georac Deu-
kmejian's inner circle who are upset
with the Houston-based pollster for
bavina aarced to conduct surveys for
Aqela '1'ay" Buchanan's campa1an
for the Republican nommat1on for
stale treasurer. Tarrance said that 1f
they were so an.1t1ous to have him
work for the 1990 election of Thomas
Hayes, the man DeukmeJ1an ap-
pointed treasurer last year, the>
shouJd have asked him earlier.
Buchanan, an Irvine rcs1den1, aot
to Tarrance first. The pollster hati
wor1ccd with her once before. 1n 1986
wbeo she manaaed Bruce
Herscbcnsohn's campa1Jn for the
U.S. Senate. Tarrance said he agreed
to work for Buchanan without reahz·
ina that anyone in the governor's
office mi&ht take offense.
But they alcl -anaTciiea word to
the press that the) ~ere up~ about
Tarnnce's acuon That. in turn,
imtates Tarrance He p:in1cularly
resents any suucs11on 1ha1 by J01nin1
the Buchanan effort he was p1lty of
any disloyalty to the governor.
"That's a fi&Jl11n1 word in Teus,"
arumbled Tarrance.
He suagcsted 1hat any of h1S
Sacramen10 en lies should be a nary at
themselves for hav1nt failed to hire
him 1f they wanted his polhna
services. ThoK who arc ventin1
dis~casure w11h him at this staae art,
tnamncc•r Vft'W;"Ukina "a ctrcap
shot" to cover up their own failures.
Buchanan may have st1~ up the
aovcmor's oflitt a httlc bit more
when she declared her candidacy
Tuesday. One ofher press releases not
ooJy listed Tarrance as pan of her
campajJD team but spcc1fically 1dcnt~
ified him as "Governor Dcu-
kmeJian 's pollster."
Tarrance served in both of Dcu-
He would be viewed as a middle-of-as mayor. He remains a councilmaa.
thc·roader runrun,apinst Buchanan but has been taracted for recall. on the-riabt and rown on the left. Moderates usu.all)' do well in Cali· The new kin& of the let'Hhow-
fomia elections in which all voters thero-what-1reat-jud1ment•an-
can cast ballou. elected-official-has award aoes '°
But ~office ts a pertisan one, and Frank Fry.
requfrn canchdatcs to win a peny fry 11 a councilman 1n Wett-
nomina1ion to run in the acneral minster, wb1ch is just up the roed
election ThisJ>uts Hayes at a d1sad· from fountain Valley.
vantqe in a GOP.,primary tn which Now fry 11 no Jobnny-<:Qme-lately kmCJ1&n ·s aubernatonal election cf· Buchanan can Sims her pany ac-to city pohlics. J remember. He was 1 forts. His opinion surveys proved t1v1sm and conservative beJ1efs. councilman when J moved toOranac
pamcularly important 1n the I Q82 Hayes. on the olher hand. ha lqJ'\'ed County and landed Westmi~ as
Republican pnmal"), which Dcu-1n the important but non-partisan my fint beat as a reponer. .
kmcj11n won by only a narrow marpn and \-Cry obscure p<)st as aud1tor· Try u I m'lbt, ~·s precious
over Mike Curb, who had been the acneral before be1na named treasurer. little Fry and hu c:dlleapcs did
oni.11\aJ front-runner for the nom1-Dunna his ycan as audnor-sencral. dun~ my aunt in WestmiMter that
nation. The polls arc said to have Hayes rqastcred 1 to vote without sticks 10 my mind.
disclosed Curb's poli11cal weak-, dedanna a partisan preference w II ..... " A tba nesses, which the Dcukme11an cam-Hayes willpo DCIDttO the fi.,.t •'-·t he e • u~re is one tnina. t t .. ~ u.. time. ol\C of the most weU·kllOWn paian was able to caploit. is an !el>O•.ntte of a con.servati ve .citiKns of the oty_ wu a bour named
O-euKmcJ1an name ayes epubfaCin aovemor, -Wuchanan Cub PUonu~ wbo bid J• lie-
treasurer last year to complc1e the c.n countaact that by ootu'C her come wel~iaht cbampioa and
UDCitl)trcd term of DcmOCTat Jene usoaatJons with formc'!' ~nt Wll the toast or t.be aty's H ... c
Unruh, who died 1n office. Ha~cs will Ronald Reapn. She ttn-ed tn Ile-community. He was the 1'11tl' of seek a full, four-ycaf term ID 1990, apn's pres1denlla.I campuans and ... _.... · ..... --1
and DeukmeJ1an 1s throwina all the later in his adm1n11trataon as U. . ~l\CS io a city UM1t *U ..,..,_ Y
suppon he can behind hisappointec'' treasurer. But that tame year when the city
campa1an. She denies, however, that she was dcbatina who lhould be .,anct
Buchanan, ID dcclanna her c~n· v.-ould let 1dcoloa>cal coosidcraoons marshal of Wcstminster"a unua.I
Oidacy, said Dcukmtjiln~S badUn& Of mtcrfere wtth offiaaf 1tcttOM II pE'ldt, Palomino was cawally---=__,,,~1
Hayts make$ her clearly the under· treuuru. While she has stronc vacws paned by. Mickey Mouse was named
dot. Sht will try to ovm:ome 1hat opposull abonion. she told an io&cr· annd manha.I instead and PaJomano,
handicap by lalJCIY 1cnonn1 Ha)CS viewer that, as treasurer. she woWd too clauy a acntJcman to aay an)'·
and rvnnins apinst the hkdy Demo-not try to Yte I.he sale of bolpiw-&luaL q&uelly moved 10 H'1nliQlton cratic nominee, K.atbkoen Brown. in district bonds as lcvef'llC 1n an cf'fOrt ~
thrt"PUbl1an prtmary. Slte arauc tOfC>~ h~piUls to stop pcrtbrmrnt . Well. mines hlveo't cha,..ect......;-:-t.ba;;-t--,.
that she would be a Slrol\Ff can· abortions. much 1n Westmu11ter, IPP'ftftcl7.
dida&e than Hayes ap1nst Brown Later, when asked at her pttn Counala\lft Fry and three 0 his
"I don't believe Tom Haya can conference tf sht m.Pt try to cbe• COWl('l) colkqucl rccientJy tt,ected a
hold the postt1on 1f he 11 the Re· prescnuta&e policy apinst the invest· rcqlJCSt for a pemut from the Viet·
publican nomintt," warned Buchan-ment of $tile funds in companies namcte community to bold a parade
an this wttk. doana busancu in South Afnc:a1 bonorins the Victnamete who ched
Hayes would be.«ka.11> poilllOn(d Buchanan repf1cd I.hat she woulo ·r~lnjna pro-Communist troopt m
to win a full, four.year &erm in 1990 1f uphold the law. Vietnam.
he were runnma ap1nst Buchanan .,,_ s-18 I• 1*Jlkal etlll# .t Twna the lead. fry sugcstcd that
and Bro...,n for a non~pertJsan ofli~. '*'t lft!Qfa~ N.w• s.nltt. the 'ltetnamcsc sho uld com·
mcmorate their war dead on U S.
hobdays. hkc Memonal Day or
Vetcnns Day
Apprehending out.-of-state
car license owners is lucrative
Fry added the icina when he
remarked: "If you want to be South
Vietnamese. go back to South Vtcl·
nam."
Just to prove thu was no casual
bunt of tup1dlfy, Fry reiterated bas
comments the neat day He satd he
•'Is ured of the AJ\llo commuruty
dotna one UUOJ and the Vietnamne
communtty do1naanother. Fry 111d if
the Vietnamese community wanted
to be a pen of thlScountry they shouJd
join 10 ourtllldit1ons. And if not, they
should ,ct out of town.
•
tv.o or three or more )Cll'S as the C HP is now findina..
Thanks to special efTor1s by a few peoon hlcc
Clayton Trawick and othcn, the revenue enhancement
proaram 11 work1n1 without add~1ooal Wes
If Oran,c County can y1eld a cool SSO m1lhon. 1t
seems reuonab&c that perttaps Los Anedn. Mano and
other hiahl~ 1ndiastna.ltzed counties could ha"e t~ same
1llCOIM. 1f n were etttoitid No O«d tor COP' to look for
the bialtr pmc. tM btatst pmc 11 already out there,
those loreian plain jinnlY attached to the ~ctucln ~b1ch
It'• •onh notln& et thu Juncture
that Wntm1nstcr has one of the
laraest Vtetnamne ~lat1on11n t~
nation The town tS but a couple of
u~ our rOadways.
top lachts awar from Garden
Crove'a lJtde Saiaon. a ncb and
thriv1n1 community that waa
GENE LIG chnstencd by Gov. Gcorae Dcu·
lrv1nf kmeJ11n only last year
Check before vaccinating
Thls is a community of pcoDk wbo ro~&ht beside our own 1n Vietnam
and who came to this "°""try after
troopl puUed out and S.-.on fell.
To the Editor. It is a comm&ao1ty that 1ncludn not
I ttecived a d11turt»na call the o ther day from a only Garden Grove and Wcttm1nsta
arandmother *"°was conttmcd about bet )..month-old but Huntuwton Beach. fountatn
.,andda&.llhlef •P •n Nonhtm aliforrua. he had ~alley and COIM.a MCY. too.
rca1ved 'hft .. routine" OPT shot and bed a vK>lcot / But Fry. wtt.h the same witdom that
reaction 1ndudilla convwuons. ao1n1 limp, and what l)Uled. over a hometown hero for
appcan to bt ~opcic 1em1m1na. Mkkcy Mouee. steamrolled over
Al t.be ~ of 1 child who rtcei\rtd ttvtre brain that
damaac &om bis OPT ihot, I WaJ hcatt~en and H11 comments ~ immedi&&e
concerned aneer from lk VietwM111 com~
Why doll't medlCal doaon.1,et complete mr<hcal m"'n1ty. which iluea1eaed to reCall
blltOria hlil flm"ta. wtaich could reduce the numbt-rof f'J'.. Even formef CIA DiNctor'
1tnou1 ......_ to \be hn&auat (the "P'' 1n OPT) W11lwn Colby, Oil 1 =•t. tour
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Rita .. retta and D avid H ess play Lau ri• and Curly In the
Grand Dinner Theater's productio n of .. Olclaholllal''
"The Best
Just Got
Better!"
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~Orllled
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Petite flllec ud 1
ICTUlllll*-ball
l..ot.ler Tall.
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Grand's.'Oklahomal' is moret
By BONNIE J. FEVERGEON
Delly ...... C0tre.-.,,C
Rodgers' and Ham mers1cin'\ fiN
great collaborat1on. ··01i.1ahomu1"
has opened m Anaheim·~ C1rand
Dinner Thea1rc. Created m 1943 -
based on L)nn Raus' "Green Ciro"
the L1l:scs" -the \\Ork. 1 one of nine
of the mo t glorious musical~ to gracc
the American stage as the reo;ult of an
incredible art1sl1c partner hip.
Ruttman· dynamu .. · openC'r "Kansas
Caty" sets a lively pace and Grose 1
dchah1fuf as the naively innocent,
perky "Girl Who Cain'1 > No"
TogC'lhcr. thcy parklc m ct fl' duo
"With Mc h's All 'Er Noth1n'"
Aunt [lier as charac1emcd v.uh a
rich blend of compass1onalC' warmth
and tough detcrmipauon b) Brenda
Co>., v.h1le, Annic"s tra,ctina sale -
man1 Ah -a comical contra t -1
v.eU 1ntcrprc1ed by Eugene R ubcn1er. ·
Robert t . Lauder Jr. portrays Jud
Fl). distanctnc by virtue of his
sinister na1urc and morose pcr-
sonahl> Lauder and Heu e~ct'l 1n
\ct l'i. smokehouse scene duct. "Poor
Jud Is Dead" -an already humorou§
piece nchl)' cnhanttd b)' effect1\.e
body language
Exclu ion of 1hc traditional
"dream enc'' "anc-5 'th1\ ~r
formancc anJ offers a son of milled
bless1ns. Though the depressing seg-
ment 1s not &orcly m1c;scd. the·
u1clu~1on or ballet number • an IJ
absence, seems somehow inap.
propnatc. 5ome form of re\.erte may
be an es.tnual \.Chicle for an ~hereal
ballet numbC'r to be belicvaNe 1n a
praine ranch house scuina. The Grand Danner Theatre'\
mouo, .. In the Grand Tradition,"
aptl> descnbes ats currtnt production
of "Oklahoma!" -a fine per-
formance of ·a belo"cd classic .-
pla) JOI lbrouah fonc 18 With e\.'Cnm&
performances Tuesday throuah Sun-
da)' with Saturda) and Sunda) matinee~ (d1oncrjbuffe1 an9 curtain
umcs \.&ry) For uckel~ afld mfor-
mauon. call 772-7710.
Following its fivc·)'ear l\\"O-month
run on Broadwa). plus more lhan 11
}Cars of tounng. the produc11on
ach1c\ ed ~orldw1de accl:um and a
Spt' ial Pul1ucr Pnzc for Orama.
With a secmangl} s1m plr stor) ahout
life and k>,es on the Oklahoma
prairie.> at the turn of the ce ntur).
Richard Rodger and O\car Harn·
mcrstein II re' oluuon11cd •\mencan
musu:al corned\
An 'A' for this R-ratedeftort
Nov.. on tage at the Grand -
under lhc capable d1rcct1on of Rob
Barron. '-'llh musical d1rcct1on b)
Wilham L<x.l.v.ood -the \hov.
continues to enchant audiences \\1th
the fragile romance of url)' and
Laure}. the chanstnatic per onnht1cs
of Will, Ado Annie and Ali tlak1 m. a
pillar of strength in a matn:srchal
Aunt Ellcr. :snd the melanchol) C\ 11 of
Jud Fr).
Ra ta Barella and Oa\ 1d Hess
headline the cast~ J..aure)' and C url>.
e ff~cu vdy rcntfcnn g mu" ca I
favorite '>uch as .. urre} W11h 1 he
Fringe On Top," "People Will ~a>
We're In Love ... and. with the entare
company. "Oklahoma'"
Tnc1a Grose and Jim Rullman
offer non-stop cncrg} and an1mat1on
as Ado Annie and Will Par1'cr
By IONNIE J. FEVERGEON
o.-y,....c~ • ...-
Labeled a ··waclcycllerc1sc 1n suual
thcrap)'," Irvine Communtt)'
Theater's production of (arc you
readyfor th is?) "My Husband"s Wild
Desires Almost Drove Me Mad'"
earns an R-ratiog for content and an
"A .. for effort in a whim 1cal farce set
in tho. bedroom of a wcll·to-do
suburban·couple.
Pla)wnght John Tobias c\crcise
his opuon to create raunch} comedy
-at times h)slerically funn y. but
bordering on tastcless. Art Wm low.
veteran l('T d1ret tor, form a super-
bly wild cast, thereby markedl>
increasing the enterounment value of
the piece.
Lorraine McW1lliams d1spla)'s her
prov.e s. and a whole lot more. as the
s1zzhn& Mrs Gnffin -an all too
willing wife who enables her husband
to cxpenence his sel(ual fanta,1cs an a
''therapeutic" exercise involving~
whatever male figure who v..anders
into her web. She seduces whale her
spouse observes from a clo~t -1 n
drag.
Patnclc ulli' an enac1s the d)'s-
funct1onina Mr. Gnffin -a tall.
robust 1nd1v1dual draped in a blue -
line gown and feathers. McW1lhamf
and Sul11" an 'seffective performance~
should have been complimented b>
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better costuming. A futuonable up-
town couple would be. much more
believable in quahl) hngene and
gown rather than a dime ~tore teddy
and st:uned pol)cster with drooping
hemline.
Lee Clark· and Randall Dodge
portray the deltgh1fully animated
Connell> and Burilar -unv.1lhng
part1c1pan1s in the Griffins' outlan-
dish exercise. Each offers strong
character definiuon 1n roles that are
parallel }Ct d1s11nctl> 1-1nique.
Magic Raley. as Mrs.. Gnffw'.>
sister. Lou1~. en ters in Act II 1n a
cloud of confusion Though Rile> 's
performance 1s energetic and cnter-
cainma, her character's entrance
seems an 1ntrus1on 1n10 a tory 111
motion With s1 ter Louise comes an
en11rely new d1mens1on that detracts
from , rather than enhances. the
ongoina saga of the Griffins and th car
··guest~."
Performance dateurc Apnl 21. 22.
28. 29 and May S, 6 at 8 p.m With a
Sunda)' matinee ApnJ 23 al 2 p m. on
stage at Turtle Rock Communit)
Park. For tickets and mformat100.
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. H Hey started
track tradition
at HarbQr in '60s .
Fim in a ~rie .
By JON l'EltGUSON
Of me o.-y -itMI'
Former Newport Harbor Hrgh
track coach Bob Harle)' 1s ucd a
chal lense to one of h1s favonte
runners 14 )ean ago.
Br 1 3 n
Thenot met
t h a t
challenge
and COO•
trnued '14hat
ran be re·
fleet ed
upon no'>'
as a grc.u
track ~a·
r c e r .
ifhcnot rep.
resen one
of man)
great ath·
letcs who
Halley .circa 1962 r e a c h c d
their potcn-
t1al under Ha1IC) It's a te umon} to
why Haile) "'as a great coach.
"I've been running for about W
)'Cars, and the onl)' other coach I've
had who had the iechnt<'al e\pcn1sc
he had "'as Bob La~n at TLA.'
said Theriot. "'ho ran under H:11lc~
for four )Cars at Newport Harbor and
later' in preparation for the 01> mpac
tnals. ,..
''But he didn't ha"e the motr\8·
ttonal pcrsonaltt) Harle) has That
made ~Harle>) 11\c most complete
coach I ve C\Cr been around There" ..
only one coach to match me in
ded1cat1on. and that's Hatley
Whether It's 9 in the morn1n_g or 9 ot
niiht. he's there .. ·
When Harley took control of the
Harbor track and field team from Bill
traw 26) cars ago, he bepn building
a success "OI) "'h1ch ran from his
fint kaaue tatlc while the ailo~
competed tn the Lrvinc waue 10 his
runt>ffhc Sunscl waue IJtlcs 10 SIX.
)ean, endtni m 1979.
Jt ran from ht\ first state champt0n,
Ra) Van Asten of Bonna H1lh 1n
1960, liaile) '<; rITTt )CU of coachm&
track and field at the asc of 24, to his •
l!eat shot putters of the early to mid
7~. and from Theriot to the gradu-
ation of his son Jefl~ ht last Sunset
111lc and the end ofht'i prep coachin&
career in 1979
There "'ere man) reasons for the
school's success -man> great ath·
lctes But thert' "'ere as man) rcasoO'i
"'h) tho~ athletes became su\:cessful
-Ha1lc)'s allure a~ a coach, ht\
technical expertise rn the \port. hill
molt\ a11onal force'i
It is an tnctdcnt rcgard1n& Thenot
"'h1ch bnngs about one great cum·
pie
··tt was the middle of his senior
year, and l was Just talk1ngofTthc top
of m)' head tn the science office to a
couple of reporte~ doing the preview
for a big meet," Halle> recalls
"I made a natemcAt in the paper I
~1d. '(Ed1wn'sl Tom I lo) "'Ill never
beat Thcnot 1n the 440 ·They (l);u l)'
Pilot) p1d.cd 11 up. (l'd1wn Coach
Gordie r111clJ mil\ up and says
·-what ·~ 1h1.,·1 \\-hat are ~ou trying to
do"' Seeing 11 in pnnt l lo~ turned ti
on It 'iure made \Orne great compett·
lion " ' It was a fierce but fnendl) m air)
F1ucl \aid lie remembers the ~late·
meot 1um1ng 1n10 a scorecard 1n the
Pilot. later rcadin& ThertOt 7 Lkl> 0
"Thenot uwd to call Tom up at 11
o'dcxk or 12 o'clod at night before
the) had thc~r races.'' retails F111cl.
no'l4 the co~ch a1 Orange Coast
College "11 <.amc nght do"'n to Hie
'14 treat one meet. and I think Tom did
beat him t not m the 440 acc.:ordmg 10
lta1lc) ). .
"Tom al"'a)'I ran the 0 first
before the 440 It "'as a case oflk1an
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1989
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0.Wtp ,.Not ,....,. •1 Hldo ~
Newport Harbor's Bob Halley haa • wall full of track and fteld hl9hll9ht1 to remind him of his Sallors. ...
had 11 easier beforehand because hts
other race wa the 220. That's not to
take an) thrng away from Bnan be·
muse he '14as a great athlete (When he
read 11). LIO)' wa mad It got him all
tired up. Hc...:antcd lo beat hlm ~
bad I remember the an1cle. because I
put 11 on the bulletin board "
fheno\. a spnnter and 440 <special·
m. ~ 11 m-a fi«ee but
fncndl malr) with thC' C hargcrs'
great 0 runner
"There "'as a nvplf) bu1ld1ng.
ma1nl) that '>'C were t"'o oppo 1ng
unset schools. and second. "'e were
both longs in our o"'n e\COt -him
the 8 0 and me lhe 440,'' fheno t
~ad •· 1 wu kind of offended that hl'
had the gall to come down and
lhallenae me in m> race
·But after that I al"' a) made ~urc:
I "'as read)' l alwa,>.s "'anted to make
sure I held up (Halle) 's) word Thcrt•
was even a running score kept 1n the
Pilot "
nd what about the phone calls''
"l was al"'a)s one to make an
ad\antaae." Thenot recalls "l
. pretended I '.'BS a reponer. Rick
Ro"er '14tth the Sa nta Ana Rc11ster
I'd call Tom about lour or 11-.c da) ~ C\ ef) C\ ent. there was a rcall)'
before a race and 1ntcn le'"' him and oumanding com pell tor"
find out "'hat tact1C\ he was go1na to He Maned the Beach C'111e lnv1ta-u~ Then rd ad1ust m\ race 10 "'hait uonal no""' a Harbor trod1t1on for 24
he said }ears end the Ne"' pon-Mc\3 Dmnct
-"LI O) was al"'a) glad 10 promot<' a Mett. a Fnda~ ntJht m~t bet""ecn &<>Od tor) I did this all the "'a) up t the four d~tncL.o' al ~hich is no
{ IF I fintlll) told him near< IF. We longer contc ted
were "'arm1nf,dO"'n t c•hcr. and he Haile) 1~ quick 10 ~y 11 wa .n't a
\\.'3S IO hock _ . O e· O\\.' W..bil~ liaJk)-~
A.II this from one l111lc s111emeru. pnntcrs and helped in all arus. ht
.f:iatle) built more than 11hktc . ~taff of Jim tlcm~lcy (sho1 put). Bob ~~ did a lot for the pon in our Donald (d1\tancc), Jeff P1~rosc (hur· area. Fit.tel said .. Bac.:k then, tra
and field ""as reaJl) bis. h tttmcd hke · ~-'" HAILIY /Mt
, •• llllll\11 HIGH Sf'HOOI. B,\St:BALI,
Vikesmove
intO ihird-------in Sunset
Manna High t(.)(1k'mcr third tllale
1n the un«I Lenaue other fir,1 round
Jdto n 10 bo} ~ 'olle) ball \\ ednc~a'
night "'tth a 16-1 4 I 'i-13 I 'i·I"'
\ICIOI') O\cr host 0\:enn Vtl'"'
Duane Cameron had 15 loll\ Da"l'
Parl. had 11 and Rob ~annana h.tu 4 'i
OlUl\I\ to lc:3d the \ 1l.10g\, \I.IHI
1mprO\Cd to 7.J uHrall .ind 1.1 1n
kaauc
Ocean View "'hllh fell to 1-3 in thl'
~un~t '14.l\ led b) ~1\1'\ I 1 l.111\ and
eight dtl\ Bnandon Hunter\ I:? dtl!.'
nd Greg. f:\an) 11 d•t Marm0t kd
1hrou1 l l\\-O · me , th of t~m lu~. and rallted trom a 12· deft 11
for IO ~tr•11~1 point\ to take thc linak
behind COll \l\lcnt pJC.\tng du'>"n the
$1rCtt:h
In other mah:hes
• l dt\On crui~d b) W('\tm1n\ter, •
I ~-4 IS· • I S·6, 10 remain un·
defeated, 1mpr0\1n~ to 11-0 o'ernll
and 5·0 in lca1ue \\c\tm1n\tcr fell to ()..5 m the un'i(t l cadina the
Ju.qcu \\·re 'tiuk l m1,k.1 ll
kills, ~"en dip). Tr°' Hall (\l'\CO
kill' fiHblod:s1and Brett Hur11cnnc
(!ooe\Cn i..11lS)
• ~011 Drake ( 12 kills) and Dou
C unn1nsham (Ct/ht kill\l led Hunt
10,ton lk:t~h (9 ••. 4· I) o"er Fount.11n
Valk> (1·4) 1n a 15 • 15-3, I~·
5 unSCI c.:OnQUC t. • lJ n bca ten I 1au na Beath
pohshed off Pacitk Coa\t car ue lot•
\.6'ta Me\8 qu1ckl). 15·1. 1~4 IS·\
H w phumore qua~k hitter Paul HU\\
contributed IO kill\ lor the '1\1trn1 nau.
•T o m hankhn (I:? kills> ind JO<'
Coht'n( IO k1lls) led \\oodbndrf ~.
6·2) to a 15·8. t~· I S·l I PCl. win
ov" Trabt1co H1llt
In communtt) colleac 11Kt1on;
•Gokkn Wnt, 11·6. n:ma1nc-d 1n
contnu1on for 1 pla)ofT 'Po' """h a 1~9. 1$-4, 1$-1 South Coe\t Con· f~ victo r) O\ t t we,tmont, 4· I
Laine Moore had 13 l"lls. ~hkc Mtym had 11 and Mike IU)fO had
1)6 .... M\
Estancia climbs into tie for to/}_ spot
.Javage five-hits Tustin, Burrows delivers in seventh, 1-0.
9y llOGllt c;AltUON
Of -~ """)(""
Senior n lht·handcr 1abe J•n aac
\pun a lh<'·h1t hutout ~nd Marlc
Han le) cun11nu(J ht' 100 ncrccnt
t ffic1cn > 1n buc-stcahng, oring the
•1nn1na run an th~ b<mom of tht'
\C\enth annina. &\the: [\t;anc1a H1ah
E.ajlc\ puUC'd out ¥ 1.n b~sttM!ll
v acton \\ tdnc~.&) attern0(1n over
Tustin
Thai ~ombination helped put the EllJt:t n10 • lte fi r fa~t plat"e a tht~
re¥tOc4 a ftrtt•tound t..() ' to
Tntin and 11 1m pro' ed 1he1r tnauc
wtHl.lutU to JI\
... 9' all came down &o JU\t one
beater -JWUOt' Gary Burro"" l \ the No. 9 IUnlr nt &he hMUp ("Im(' .,... _...a liat dn"'C bite htt to
thc.lcft-attlfr llP Hlnlef •at Malioric'd on th a rd N ..C
after eec••ne to ftna bl ~1th the 11d ofTUllhl·s~nancue-a t.l1poflbe tct .. Aelltil'I hes around N II.
..., ... -.; lais wvmth ttta l of the
Ylllr ftd IMChct 90 fttt b) ' rt ut of• ,::c"MIKo VJtillUU an treond (he ._ a hr • ._.. aftrr Hanle) \lOIC'
...................... plew '°
SM View L .. ~ W L T Ge
E•fen<I• 6 2 0
r1.i••ln ' 2 0 \•do tl:>eC!I ~ ) 0 1
Unh1tf\ '" • • 0 1 Co<'ON Ct M•r 1 6 0 4
Nt.,.OOf' H•ri.ot I 7 0 S Wtdftndey'• Surn
eiienc • t, .t,,.1 n o
S.Od-eb•Cll 6, Un ¥tO•lv J
Nt.,.OOfl Her~ 6 Cor0111• Ofl Nlaf 5 ,,,_V's ~ U :1S)
NtwOOft H•rDO' •I Ccwone Oel Ma~
Es•eM.Je el T In
~ •• Uftl ~,.,
~H Ea1ancia·, '''• •1th the ihutout '1Ct<>t').
·•1t •''J'"' 1 v cat h tt. ""t C'ouldn't do ln)th1nt about 1t.'' •id Tutt1n
oach Ventt ~n "TM plan .. ,
to pttc h 10 him and thtn walk tht
lcadoff hitter 10 JC1 I fortt at In)'
plll.C v.1th l•O OU1' ••
Paul Tro,cl, f:ttancia'• tcl('Ond 1n
command and u1Y11tr tht d11cf ~nman, Maid ... Hes (9utrOW$,
1utt a ,,_ • nth '"''fr ~ • ·· h was a Matek Pi1Chtf't dutt n ""'':\.far
anJ .,houttd aero\\ the diamond 111
ha athlcuc director. f.d 8 lan1nn.
"Get tarted "nt1n1 tht' kttrr <ol
complaint) no'l4 . I un't tall.l' • 1t
:an)mott.'"
Ja\Qt 'itrud; out JU\l ont hJlle1.
but aho &a\ c up JU~t on(' free p .,,
(1ntent1onall ) .. , he malt'hl·d Jone •
6-f ft'<:Ord,
LeadofT hitter ha"n (11\"en wu
the onl) ltller '4tth l'l4o hat,, Jt'ttm
h1 ~onJ inglc 1n the \l\th Hlh a
o ne-out ltnc dn"e to left. .loot\
follo'4td b boununa in10 a ~.~.,
double pla\i. ea~h has a I ·O leaaut' ,, tor) 1n
hand a nd the) hart the lead" 1th 6·1
martt\ The' d~I apin on ft'ld.t\. at
Tustin, with the Ttllcn hcduled to ~nd left-hander Danny Baker ttl the
mound ap1n t b ta n<'•a lcfh Grq ........
El~hert in thl' Sta 1c111 .
• c•port Harbor coll«ttd it\
fint le .. uc H tOI') of the \Cil'On. ~ut
1t rtqucrtd 1 four-run tall> 1n the
bottom of the ~\ t nth 1nnm1 and
anothtr Nn 10 tht' c11hth for • ~!I
dttttton O\tr Corona del M ar.
The 1lon . l-7 1n the Sn ~.
WOft \ht' pme l A the Ctlhlh H )ltoft
Farr llftlltd, \tole~ and t<'Ored
on .,_n Par\ds Nw h•• to kft lob
Slitn wtnt tht d 1\lantt '° am the
UC/tennis ·
team tops
~ers, 7-
l'fl", men·, tt'i'lni t~am. ranked
No ~ 1n the nation. con11nue-J 11~
""mun Y.an Y.ith a ... 1 Bt W~t < onfcrence '1ctof") at I ong Bead\
~t.itc \\ edne)i.i.i, allcrnoon < 1reg Patton \ l n.''14 kd b\ \1:lrk
J...apliln 1~~61 and lrc:-,o r
J...r1.incmann 1:4.141 '"'CPI tht'
\Ingle comf')('trllon l'll r''llll' to 1t
c1J,hth ~tra1ah1 dua1 mall h "in and
16th 10 thl' P:l\I I"' 'illM\
The ht1\t 4\ler' "''' :!.' 111 the
na11on kit to 14-11)
In h1&h 1.hool htl\\ '"'1mm1n1
•\en o~ \1att ~knckel Richard
f m ngton anJ Ja\-lJOn., .ifona "'1tl\
Junior D1ctn h Je;.cll. '>tO\ld out tn a
11 ~ 4~ ~a Vtl'"' triumph o"cr E~tan·
( 11 ma me<'t ~k'tt:11bcd b~ the1rc ch
litll k'l4ell. '' one "'hert' th<' 1lors
ar<' .. \\tmm1n urro and ae11in1
read\ to taper."
• Rob Wtl\On .... ent 21 s~ (Clf
quO\ht\ tn&) 10 the 0 and 4~ Q in the
I 00 free to pat:<' ( orona del Mar to a
10Q-47 routol r u,una<dhe\ca )l..1n
pr?pan' h\r t hc \. rev. La ~
'hO\\d0'14n at 'c'\.flOn Harbor nnl
ed.
In high \Chool girl \'41m m1ng
• ,,,phomort' J....atc ~h 100 quah·
fo:J tor ( If 1n th( 200 lrrt' ( 2 05 4)
and ·'""the IX) 10 ~ "\:? 4 ., Corona
Jcl \1ar de.ill lu,110 a 1()7.4Q a
\re" Jt'k t, and 1n the pr<Xe . t
t \U firo;t plac<' "'1th a 4-0 mord. l"ll¥ ~(rt n al ~°'ld .ouL tak1na 11\c t 00
llre 1n ~"'1th a t'lat:~·to·back efT011
1t1er .JOtn I °" I.> lor cond m tM
100 fl) Tu tin tall' to '·I
•Junior Jennifer Bloomfield
dl'Ubkd IO the <,prtOI\ (~b "~ 7 I l arid
mor Carr-. t uc took the I QO breast
1\.16.41. •~ "'-tll '-'a standout effi rt b)
l~IHM Me ltOUNDUft /l)l
Sea Kings nip
Sall ors, 10-8
.. • w T••IK"CMoftit ~;n:i: ............ ...-.. .... _..rtt1P~ue.e:,~·rwo~e11!f'91t11t~-11.M~~~~~~:;;:;-;;t-'1
NM M allo•td we~ eiU'Md. ~Al. wltech ralliecl fllW dutt NM
• .._ beelCNR of tM ~-iR·V .... "°' "*'"II to dthe N"1'Qft, ,,.._ ... MSUAU./Mt
Al OAtlV PILOT/ Thuraday, Apttl 20. 1989
Rita .. r etta and D avid He11 play Laurie and Curly In th•
Grand Dinner Theater's production of ··01ctaholwar•
T\' l .. ISTl,GS
Grand's 'Oklahomal' ·smoret
9y IONNll J. 'IVIRGEON
o~,...c-• ..,,.,,.
Rodaers' and Hammerstein's fir\!
arcat collaborauon. ..Oklahoma''"
has opened 1n Anaheim's Grand
Dinner Theatre. Created in 1943 -ba~d on Lynn Riggs' .. Green Grow
the Lilacs" -th<' work 1s one orn1nc
of the mo t glonous mus1cah to grace
the American stage ns the result of an
incredible art1sl1c partner hip. Follo~1ng us five.year tw<>-month
run on Broadwa), plus more than 11
)cars of touring. the production
acb1c' cd "-Otldw1de acclaim and a
spcx1al Puht1er f>rize for Drama.
W11h a ,>Ccm1ngl~ simple StOI) about
life and loH'\ on the Oklahoma
prame al the turn of the centul').
Richard Rodgcr\ and Oscar Ham-
mcrs\cin II reH1lut1on1i.ed \menran-
mu 1eal corned'
Now. on Mage at the <m1nd -
under the uipable d1rcc11on of Rob
Barron. "1th musical dire 11on b)
\\llham Lod,wood -the '>how
conunucs to enchant audiences with
the fragile romance or Curl> and
Laure). thc chamm:nic pcrsonal111c\
of Will, Ado Annie and Ali Hakim, a
pillar of strength 1n a matriarchal
Aunt Eller. and the melancholyc .. 11 of
Jud Fl).
Rua Barctta and David Hess
headline the cast a!. Laure> and f'iffl).
effrcllvel) renderi ng musical
fa,ontc\ such as ·· UJTC) Wuh The
Fringe On Top." ·•People Will Sa)
We're In Love." ond. wnh the entire
company, "Oldahoma1"
Tnc1a Grose and Jim Ruttman
offer non-!.top cncrg) and an1ma11on
a~ Ado '\nn1e and Will Parker.
Ruttman') d>nami opener .. Kan~'
Cit y" sets a hvel) pace and Grose is
delaghtful as the na1vc.-ly innocent.
perky "Girl Who Cain't c:ta) No"
Together. they J><lrklc in Act fl') duo
"With Mc h' All 'Er Noth1n'"
Aunt (lier I) charactcri1cd with a
rich blend or com pas 1onatc warmth
and tough dctcrminauon b) Rrcnda
Co>., whtlc, nme's trnvchng nlc\-
man, Ah -a comi cal contra\\ -1s
well interpreted by Euacnc Ruben/er.
Robert E Lauder Jr. poma~s Jud
Fl). dJSltOC\i"e by virtue of ht!.
siniiiltr nature and mprt>tt ~r
sonalit> Lauder and He 1 eit~I in
Act l's smokehouse scene duct. "Poor
Jud Is Dead" -an alrcad) humorou~
pac~cc richly enhanced by effcctt\C
body lan,uagc
Exclusion of the' tradrtional
"dream ~enc" vanes this j>l:r-
formance and offers a sort of mixed
blessing. Thouah the dcpres ing \t'&-
mcnt 1s not sorely m1 5td. the
1rlclusion of billet numbers. 1n 11'1
absence. seem i,omehow 1n1p-
propnate. omc form of rr\cnc ma)
be an cMCnual vehick for an tthcrcal
blllfl number to tlt tithc,ablc~in a-----
praine ranch house scuina.
The Grand Dinnet Theatre'\
mono. "In t~ Grand Tradition "
aptlr. describes its current producuon
of 'Oklahoma!" -a ftnc per-
formance of a beloH~d classic -
playina throuahJ unc 18 with evcn1na
performances Tuesday throuah un-
da) with Saturday and Sunday
• maunecs (dinner/buffet and cun11n
umes \lry). for tickets and infor-
mauon. caJI 772-7710
An 'A j for this R-ratedeffort
~BONNIE J. FEVERGEON
o..,, ..... c ... ...-..
Labeled a '"wackyexcrci~ in sexual
thcrap)'," Irvine Comtnun1ty
Theater's production of (are you
ready for this?) "My Husband' Wild
Desires Almo t· Drove Mc Mad"
earns an R·rallng for content and an
"A .. for effon ma wh1ms1cal farce set
m the bedroom of a well-to-do
suburban couple.
Plnywnghl John Toblas exercises
his option to create raunch) comedy
-at umcs hysterically funn y, but
bordering on tastele s. Art Winslow.
veteran fCT d1Ttttor. forms a SUJ>('r-
bl)' wild cast, thercb) markcdl>
increasing the enteruunment value of
the piece.
Lorraine McW1lhams displays her
prowes , and a whole lot more. as the
s1zzhng Mn Gnffin -an all too
Wlllina wife " ho enable her husband
to cxpcnence his stxual fan ta ics in a
"therapeutic'" eiterc1sc involving
whatever male figure who wanders
int o her "'eb he seduces while her
spouse o~rves from a closet -1n
draa. ratnck uJlivan enacts the d)S·
functionina Mr. Gnffin -a tall .
robust 10d1v1dual draped ma blue: -
hne gown and feathers. McW1lhams'
and Sulh van'selTccuve performances
should have been complimented by
!tlOVIE l .. ISTINGS
beller costuming. A fashionable up-
town couple "ould be much more
believable in quaht) hngene and
gown rather than a dime store tedd)
and stained pol)e ter with droop1·ng
hemline.
Lee Clark and Randall Dodge
ponra> the delightfully animated
Connelly and Burglar -unwilling
part1c1pants in the Griffins' outlan-
dish cxcrc.isc. Each .offers strong
character defin1t1on in roles that arc
paraOcl yet d1st1nctly unique.'
Maggie Riley, as Mrs. Griffin's
sisfer, 1.ou1~. enters in Act TT in a
cloud of confu ion. ThoucJ'i Riley's
performance is energetic and enter-
taining. her character's entrance
seems an 1ntrus1on into a ston in
motion. With s1stcr Louise comes an
en11rely new dimension that detracts
from, rather than enhance~. the
onaomg saga of t'he Griffins and their
"guest\."
Performance dates arc Apnl 21. 22,
28, 29 and May S, 6 at 8 p.m. With a
Sunda> maunec Aprll 23 at 2 p.m on
stage at Turtle Rock Communll)
Park. For tickets and mformation
call (71 4) 8S1-S'f96.
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•
I on •· I " t < \ • h
a y tarted
track tra·ditiOn
at' Harbor in '60s
First in a ~rie .
II)' JON ,EltGU,$0N
Ql_D.-y,_~
-· tompc1ed in the lrvint Lc.iauc to his
run offh c ~unstt Ua1uc titles 1n 1x
)cars, cnd1na 10 1979
It ran from his first state champion.
' former Newpon Harbor Hiah
track coach Bob Hailey issued 1
ctt.llcnsc to one of his favon1c
runners 14 )Cars aao
8 r la n
Thcno1 met
t h a t
challcnae
and con -
tinued what
can be re·
fl ee ted
upon no""
as a grra1
track <.·a
r ctr .
Tbw.ol rep.
resent'> one
of man )
areal ath·
letcs who
. reached
their poten
ual under Hailey 11·., a 1es11mon) 10
wh) Hailey was a ireat coach
"I've been running for about 20
)Cars. and the onl) other coach f've
had ""ho had the technical expcm~
he had was Bob Lar'iCn at l (LA.··
said Thcnot v.ho ran under Hatle)
for fo.,ur )cars at Newpon Harbor and
later in prcpara11on for 1hc 01) mpic
mats
''But he didn't ha"c the mot1\a-
t1onal pcrsonaht) Haile) has. That
made (Haile)} the most comple11:
coach I've e'er been around Tht're0
\
only one coa"Ch 10 mate h me in
dedication and that"s Haile)
Whether 11's 9 1n the morning or 9 at
nttht. he's there " -W?t?n H.rtey-took conti'OH>f tht>
Harbor track and field team from Bill
Strav. 26 )tars ago. he bepn building'
a succc stOI) "h1ch ran from h1'i
fint lcaaue t111e while the Sa1lo"
Ray~ Van Astcn of Bonna. H11h in
1960. Hailt') 's fim }Car or coaching
track and field at the aae of 24, to his
'-!eat shot puucrs of the earl) to mid
70s, and from Thtnot to the &radu-
auon of his SQn Jet). h1' la 1 Sunset
title and the end or his prep coaching
career in 1979
There "'ere man) reawn'l for the ~hoot's \u<.etss -many arc:at ath·
letts But there "'ere as man) rea\C>nS
v..h) those .sthletcs became \uccessful
-Hailey'\ allure u a coach. his
technical expertise 1n the sport. h1.,
mo11,.auonal forccc.
It 1s an 1nrn.lcnt rcgard1na 1 hcnot
which tmng~ about ~nc great -nanr-
plc
"II was the m1ddlr of hi\ senior
)car. and Iv.a JU t talking olTthc top
of m) head 1n the sc1t'ncc office to a
couple of reporters doing the preview
for a b11 meet," Hailey recalls _
"I made a 5.tatemcn11n.\hc paper I
said. "(Ld1wn'sl Tom Llo) v.111 never
beat Theriot in \he 440 ·The) (Daily
Pilot) p1lked 11 up (E:.d1son Coach
uordu: f 111cl) calls up and 'ia)S
"\\'hat I\ thl\) \\hat iolre ~OU tl)1ng to
do,,. Seeing It in pnnt. l lo~ turned 11
o n ll r,urc made \Orne great compc11-
tion. · It wa\ a fierce but fncndl) n.~al l)
hucl \aid tie remembers the \tatc-
ment 1urn1n1 into J \Corccard in thr
P1loL la~r reading I bcnot 7 Lio~ 0
"Theriot u!>ed to call l om up at 11
o"clod. or 12 o·cl(Xk at n1gh1 before
the)' had thcu races." rel alls F1ucl.
now the w ach at Orange ( oa'it
C.ollegc "II came nght do"n to the
wmrITT ~en and hhmlr I onrchd
beat h (not in the 440 accordina 10
Haile)) ·
•• fom alv.a)\ ran the 8 fim
before the 440 lt "'a'i a ca'ie of Brian
• •
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1989
-.
o.it, rti.t ~· •1 H•fti '--•
Newport H•rbor·1 Bob H•lley h•• • wall full of tr•ck •nd fleld hf9hllghu to remind him of his Sailors.
had 11 easier beforehand beu1ur,c his both kings m our own cHnt -him
other race wa' the 220. That's not 10 the 880 and me 1hc 440." 1 hcnot
take anything away from Bnan be-~1d '"I "-ilS kind of ofkndcd tha1 he
causehcwasaarcata1hlctc (When he had the gall·,to come do"'n and
re d II). LIO> was mJd It got him ill l hallcngc me 1n m) race .
fired up tk \\anted to beat him m ·But aAcr thal I alwa\S made 'iurc
bad I remember the ar11clt because l I was read) I alv.a) wanted to make
put 1t on 1he bullcun board .. !i.urc I held up (I fa1lt') 0
\) "'orJ l here
fhcnut. a sprinter and 440"IXl1al-v.as evtn a running ~01e kept 1n 1hr
1!.t remember\ 11 as a fierce hut Pilot "
fnendl)' ~n~all) '4-1l-h--illc C llatgcn:_ nd v.hawabouL the ph9nc call!.'!
areal 880 runner "I "'as al"'a)s one 10 ma~e an
'"There "'as a rJ,all) bu1ld1ng, ad,antaae •· Theriot recalls "I
ma1nl> that "'e v.ere '""o opposing pretended I v.as a rcponcr. Ru:k
unset school\. ond scc~nd \\-C were Rover with the anta na RC'11~1cr.
I'd u 1ll Tom abou1 four or h\C' dn).,
bt'fore a rale and intef\. 1ev. him and
find out v.hat tactics ht" wa!t going to
u">C Then l"d adJust m' rale to ~hat he s:ud ..
-u o) was alwaysgt3d tol>fQmotc a
good c.tul) 1 di{i thi\ all tht v.a' up to
CIF I finall) told him near( fF \\t'
v.t'rc v.armin,do~n to rthcr. nnd he
"'as in .shod. • • -
_..\.lllhts fr_on1..2.0c hulc <otatem<'nt_
Haile} built mon-than athlete
"He aid a lot for the 'iport in our
area:· fturl satd. "Ba then. lrat:k
and field was rcall) b11. It ~cmro like
t\Cf) C\t'nt there was a ~ally
oubtand1ng competitor."
Ht' su1ned the Beach C'iuc lnv1ta·
uonal, nov. a Harbor trad1t1on for 24 )ea~. and tht 1't"'port·Mcsa 01 lnt'1
Mttt, a Fm!a)-nlf)tt meet bct"'ttn
the four d1 tr1ct n'al v.h1ch 1 no
longer contc ltd
Haile) 1s qu1cl. to ~)' it "'a n't a
one-man lJ'low Wluk.liaJlc~ handled Pfllll'TI an<J helped 1n all areas. his
taff of Jim Hem le)' ( hot pul}. Bob
Donald <_d1\tancc). JclT P1tros.e (hur·
,..._ ... MeHAUY/Mf
\t•lll,H\11 HIGH SC 'HOOI. BASt:BAl,I, r\RJ:' RO I 'Dl P
Vikesmove
·into third
UC/tennis
t~am tops
49ers;· 7-2 in Sunset
Manna High 1ook mtr third plall'
in lht \un'iet League ,,Iler liN r~1und
att1on 111 h.o)'t "ollnb:ill \\l·Jnc'o(J.1~
n1aht v.11h a 16-1 4 1~-1.' I~ I.,
\itlOr) o'er host Ottan V1l'\'
Du.-ne ( amtrun had I~ kill\ Da,t·
PJrk had 11 and Rob '>ann:tna hJd 4 ~
a\\1St 10 lc:u.I 1hc \ 1kmf\ \\h1
1mpro\ cJ 10 "-J O \ trail and "\."' in
league Oct Jn Vu~w. v. h1l h fell to 2-3 in till'
'>un\Ct \l.J\led b' 1\.1\1'\ '' k1ll und
c11h1 J1&'i Bnmc.inn Hu nter" 11 d1~\
and Gr~1 E\ an~ I~ d ig\, Marin h:d
throuah tv.o n~ both of 1hc111 do~. and 101lhcd lrom a 12· lkliu t
for 10 'ilr1111ht ptHnl\ to l•kc thC' linale
behind COO\l\h'nl flJ\\lnl dov.n lht•
Mrctch.
In other matchc:\
• Ed1wn cru1 d h\ wc .. tm1ns1rr.
I 5.4, I S·M. I S-t>. 1(> remain un·
dcftatcd, 1mpru' tnJ to 1 l-0 0' C'rall
and S-0 1n ICil&UI' \\e tmiMtC'r ftll IO
0-S 1n the \un'.ltt t c.1ding thl•
l\Jraer, ¥-ere: l\1ark /aml\1.;a ( 10
kill\, ~\('n d1~). l '°' H.ill (-.CHO
Ii.ills li\C blocl.!i.) and Breit lfon1cnnc:
(~\CO k11lo,),
~\loll f)rakt ( 12 kills) and Doua
C unninaham Ct!fht ~111 I led Lt unt·
1n.11on lkach(9. 4 1 )o\Cr rount31n
Valle> (1·4) 1n a IS 4, IS·'· 1~.
un\Ct 1.:onquc t.
• O n beaten l •11.tM ftca\: h
i>oh \hed off Pac11i ( o:a t l taguc lut•
Co\ta Me quickly. 1 S· t. I S·4. I~· ,
I\ wphomur<' quid h111cr Paul Hu '
contributed I 0 ~111, for the H 11101
rt1 &
8 Tom hankhn ( 12 lull~> and Joe
Cohen C 10 kill\) leJ WoodbnJgl"C ·4,
6·2)toa I -8.1'·, 15·11 PCl.,.1n
O\tr T rabu o Hill' In communlt) collett ;a uon:
8 Golden W l. 11 ·6. rcmaincJ in
contention for a pha)off -.pot \Uth
I S·9. I 5-4. 15-1'\ uth Cot t Qn· ~nc:c '1ctol') O\ tr We tmont. ~-I 1
Laine Moott had I 1 ~'"'· ~h~C'
• McYtn hiad I I and M1~e Nau~cn had
)6....,.\
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"obert Nye b•rrel1 Into Tustin 1hort1top •rNc ugafualna for 8 stolen bH•· M•rk Hartley flnsetJ stole two bases.
Estancia climbs into tie for top spot
Javage five-hits Tustin, Burrows delivers in seventh, 1-0 and \houtcd acro\S the diamond t11
hi!i. athlet1\.' d1f'l'\ tor. I: d Rian tun,
" C'I tartl'd 'Milin& thl' rt"ll<'f (tit
complaint) nov., I "an't cak<' 11
an,mort." . .
Ja, e !.true!. out 1u<,t nnl' ~altcr
but al o II' c up JU't onr 11-tl' ra.,,
(1nttnuonall)l as ht' matl hl'iJ h,n,.,·
6·1 rtc:ord
U-adoff htttcr ha"'n (1rcen " '
the onl) 111lcr "'•th '"'" h1t\, gettin
h1 ~"onJ \1ng)c 1n the \1\lh v.11h a
one-out hnc d11"c to lc:lt lone'
follo"'ed b> bounl 1n1 1ntl' a 4·6·'
double plu:. •
tachha a I Oh:aauC'\lllO') 1n
hand and tht') c.han-the lrad "'1th 6·:
mark' Th(') duel 111n on Fnda,, lit
Tuiun. -.11h U\c T1llcn ~hcdukd 10
tend lcf\·handrr D nn} Rllkcr tCI the
mound •'"'' tancia lctl~ Cir 8tilnna . El~hl'~ 1n the~. \!1cw
• t•port Hartior collC'\:tt'J 11
lint lc .. ue '1 lOf) of the ~uon. but
1t f"C(lu1rcJ a four·l\.n Dll~ 1n tht
buuom of the \o<'\ enth 1nn1na •nd
another run 1n the r11hth for a 6-~
d«111<.>n O'er Corona del tar.
The 1k>r 1 .. 1 1n thl V~.
•on the pmc 1n th c11hth as Jaton
f•rr 11n11W. Jtolc tttond and ored
on Brian f>ark(r•, ~tt h1t 10 ~ft Bob
Slim •t'nt the dl\tantt 'o eam O•t ""*' for t.M S.tktn. <>al •wool
NM aw alk1•t'J were NIMd
CdM, •hK'h rallifcl for mm runt
an tile bottom of the .-~·-nuh '"-,~
cier1en 1Mtt1n1 ,., •n• ~•l'Of'I • .......... MSHAU., ...
l < r., mrn''I tcnn1 tt'3m , ran~l·d
No 4 in the na11on. \:Onlinued 11
\\tnn1n1 "<l)' \\Ith a "'·~ 811 \\c\t
( onfcren"e '1ctor) at long 0c3'h
t.atc \\ C'dne""1a' afternoon
(in.: Patton·-lrC". kd h\ \1ark
1'aplan 1:1\-~I and f fl 'l1r
Jo..n ru-mann 1:4-1 4) !.\lol'pt the:
1n'1c l<>nlpl'l1twn en roult to 11~
c1Jhlh str a1 ht Jual mat h "'1n and
16th 1n the P~'' I"' \l;u t~
The ho\t 4•)t•r.. 'o Z.' 1n the
nauon IC'll to 14 I IJ
In ht h hoc: Ibo "'iv.imm1ng ~0101"5 Mau \1tncke1. Richard r arnngh•n anJ J.i, •ri\ alon \\I
Junior D1ctmh Je"'tll. \IL'Xld o ut in a
11: 4: \e.a \ 1cv. 111umph o"cr E'itan-
~ 1a 1n a mcC'I deslnlx·d b\ lhc11 coach
Rill Jewell l'I l•nc \\h('rC' thC' Sailor\
;,if{' "'"11nm1ng llr\·J and acu1n1
r('ad\ to 1apcr •·
•
0R1'lh \\ 11,on "'ent :!~ ~q tUtz
quahh mg) in the: . 0 and .i11 Q 10 the
100 fr\'c to f"lC't' oronn dd \1ar hr•
I 09..a rnut ol r U\llO a<o thl" a Kinp\
pre1).'lre '"'r tht 'x-a \. 1...-" l ea uc
'ho·.,Jov.n :st ~t·v.ron Harhor nc \t
~"" In h1 h \lhool gnh '"''mm1nl!
• 'Ph om11rt 1<..11c ~" 100 quah·
liuJ I If Cl r 1n thl WO tree ( .:! 05 4)
and "on th( Ull m ' '\.:! 4 l'I C orona
dtl ?\br Jcah I u'tin a I 07-4" ,.a
\ It' dtf '· and IO t~ pnx lPO
1 HI lu<ot plale "1th a .i-0 re<.ord .\my
' rton al\l> 'lto.ld out. tali.in tht' I ()
trt·(' 1n ~ 1th" bad·ll>-b.11. k tffort
ultcr aoma I Oh" IOI a \l'COOd 1n the
100 0 T ust1n lall to '·I
• J unim Jcnn1ftr Bloomf'i fd
d1,ublcd 1n the: 'prmt\(~t> "\, ~7 I )and
\c."n1or arn Muctook the IOObR'ut
1 L: In 4), a' wdl • ., a standout tO 1rt b>
f'le•M Me ltOUNDUP /IJf
Sea Kings nip
Sall ors, I 0-8
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'Lefty' Carlton, "announces e's
ttlrough pitching after 329 wins n
fr_.. Tf'!' Aiaod•lld ,., ...
· PHILADELPHIA -trH· Carlton
ga"'-' up n three-) car struggle 10 rrm&11\ in tht'
game he lo\ C'<l. telling the ba~ball "orld
Wednesday he 1s through pitching aftt't
repeated comeback attempt!>.
• The 44-)car-old .. Lefty" "-Ouldn'1 use the \\Ord
··re1iremcn1" 111 the announcement that C'aml' almo I a
'car !tincc his la't release.
· E'en 1h1~ spring. Carlton -coming off September
surgcr)' to rcmo'e eight ch1p!i from
his pitching shouldc1 -\till "a'
trying to how major league teami.
that he had the ...ame fire that carnc-d
him four Cy Young awards.
.. My arm hasn•t rchab1hta11:<1
the way I had ho~d." Carlton s:ud
in a brief stah!ment ~sued b) thl·
Philadelphia Phillies. for "hom h''
recorded 241 ofh1s 329 carl'cr wins.
.. rm Mill eApcnencing somc.-
pain and l'vt' decided I no longc1 Carlton would bc lll t1 veasa-pla~cr."
The Philhcs said the) \\Ould rcurc his uniform
number. :u. in a Jul) 29 cerc.-mon}.
Club Prcsidl'nt Bill Giles said Carlton is .. not
officially retiring. according 10 ham. but "'c·re going 10
honor ham an) wa)."
Giles said that if someone "'an1c.-d Carlton. he m1gh1
tr) a not he( comeback.
Kings hoping 1;o even series
CALG'\RY. Alberta -Wa)ne Grell~) ~
!>a) s lluman nature has cost the Lo~ Angeles ·
Kings tl\rCl' losses during the pla~ofTs. • •
including a 4-3 O\enimedt'feat 10 the Oilttar~
Flames in the opener of the Sm) th<.' 01' 1sion finals
All three gurnes have dr' clop<.'d the same wa~ -the
K IOJS gel a 3-2 lcad. then sit back and tr) to pro1cc111. onl) w ga\C up the t)ing and winning goals. They lost twice
that wa) 10 the Edmonton Oilers in the dh 1s1on
semifinals and aguin to the Flames Tucsda~ night.
Gar) Rotx.·m scored the t) ani goal folio" 1ng a craz)
bounCl' offlhc gla!is with I :36 left in rl'gulat1on and Doug
Gilmour \\Oil 11 at 7:47 ofO\l'naml'
Game .:! of 1he bcs1-of-SC'\ l'n ~'nl's as ton1gh1 at lhC'
Sadd1C'do1m· at 6:30.
T-hr Kings ha\C gone into ckft•nsl\e ~hell!. .. mn1nl~
because no one "ants to be tht• gu.) cn11c11rd for heang
ofTcnsa\ c-mrn<led or the gu) caught out of po'i1t1on ...
Grc1zk) saa<l \'. edn,·sda) ... -we·\ c got to kl•t•p lil~ang
chances and If) ing to keep thr pud out of our t•nd
··w e dadn t <lcscne to "in." said G1c11~'· "ho had
l\'o :isi.1s1s 10 1ak~c pla~off\Conn& lea~Hh L5 po1n"
Grellk) !>aid the pla)crs. not the rnachcs. arc to
blame for the lo;*s. 1 -
.. 11·s unfonurfatc the coachl'l> arr 111k1ng tht· hl·at fo1
the-Int three lossci.. lfs.-not coming:.from the coachci. ifs
human nature thal )OU don·1 \\ant to be on for 1hr third
goal.
.. Evef}bo<h gets defcns1,c "hen thl·~ don't '>'ant to
blO\\ It.'•
Ql OTEOJ'THt: D ·\ \
atcia8111 Grtffta. media director of the Montreal
Expos, as the team pulled a double steal with Otis
Nixon starting from second base and Kevin Dean
from first: "That's the most exciting Nixon-~an
combination since Watergate.."
Flyers tie series with 4-2 wlri
Tim Kerr scored a first-period hafilrick ~
as the visitina .Philadelphia Flyers beat the
Piusburah Penaujns, 4-2, Wednesday night. •
tying the Patrick Division finals at one win
apiece.
The Ayers shrugged off a 76-minute delay rcsuhina
from a pre-pme power failure to score two first-period
JlOWCr play aoals -both by Kerr -and sursc into a 3-1
lfad for the second straight game. ! But unlike Pittsbur&h's 4-3 victory in the opener,
tpere was no comeback t&is time as the· agressive A yers
-keyed by Ron Hextall's clutch goallending -shon-
<$«Uited the Penauins' power play, limiting them to one
rftan-advantAae goal in ei&ht chances..
( In the otbCT' NHL playoff pme:
, • Bobby Smith scored on a back.hander at 12:24' of ~vcrtime, 11vin1 Montreal a 3-2 victory over visiting
lostoo and a 2-0 lead in the Adams Division finals. ·r Smith came o ut fiom l>chind the net to the riaht of
tender Regie Lemelin and swept the puck pest
mclin's &Jove, gjvina tbe Canadicns their third
crtime victory in six playoff pmcs this year. . f'hoenlx trims Lakers' lead
b Kevin Jo hnson scored 2 1 points includ-~
fi ve field goals that helped break the game •
pen in thethirdquaner,as the Phoenix Suns ,_.
on in Miami. 117-9 l, Wednesday ni&ht to ----
c a team record with their.ninth straj&ht victory. The
ns won nine strai&ht in 1971-72 and matched that mart
· n last season.
Phoenix, battling the Lakers for the best record in the
cstern Confertnce and the home-court advantaac
rouahout the conference playoffs, pulled to within one-
a lf pme ofLotAntelcs in the Pacific Division. Phoenix ias two pmcs left, the Lakers three.
Elsewhere in •he NBA:
•Joe Duman ICOf'ed 20 points and Detroit made its
nt I 0 lhots from the field en route to a 11 S.. I OS victor)
over Indiana, the Pistons' team-record 19th stnuaht
omc-c~rt triumph. Detroit, which clinched the NBA's
t record and home-court advantaae throupout thr
layoffs Tuaday niaht, improved to 61·19 overall and S""4 at home dUI -.on. Both marks are team records.
• Atlanta continued ill tealOn·lon& domin1tion of ilwaukee. blati"J Ck hole Bucks, lro.92. behind 31 au fi'om Doauniquc Wilkins aad dinchina home-
9dWMllit for &he fant round o(IJIC playof&. Atlanta
~;ii-ii daedae 8Uckl in all si:a mect1np this teason and w11J • lie. ........_ •in in &be best-of-five first ...,.,.,_ 11111 bilin ne•t week.
Mleeli ~uwon ICOi'ed 29 JM)intt and Houston ._Su~ toj• nine founh~uena Points e. ~IO I 99-14 vtctory, complfti111 a lix-pme ..... _..dais...,.. San Anaonio hitjusc 4 of24
... dll fteld. 17 pe,..t. in the final period.
~n Mlloglzes Supr. R•y
-aut tk· k."Cls u·s not aoina 111 ha~n. at ll'ast an tht
ma,,01 lcajlm.·~ although ) ou n<"H'r lno" "hc.·n uni< ..
boJ) ·~ gu111ai 10 rnll." \aid C11k.,
I k ~1d ( 11rhon app.m•ntl) .. ,,,11 h,1'> • ghmnm nt
hOJ>l' that Japan nught be.• 1ntNC\ll'cl •· .
National ll'a"uc pol..r \\OmJn t-..at) I l'l'm·~ said
C'a1 hon 1emurns 1n ·hn1call) n frl'l' agrnt. llt•l .1u'l' he \\ a'i
released b) h1\ 13\I dyb. the M11rnl'Wlil l "'"' 'ihl' ~11d hr ~ould not gll on n 'olun1<111 n·t1rl'<l l"t um: hc.-ix'long\ IO
no dub.
Giles aid he thllll..\ ( a1hon rt:alh 1\ fina hcd
p11chana 1h1' lltnl' ·
.. In fall I ta acd tu tall him inll1 rt'llnng l\\O or thrt~:
)Car11 ago:· Gak~ )81d "But hl' thought he could ,1111
~kh " -
Hedid kecpp11ch1ngaflcr lhl' Ph1lhl·~ 1clca~d ham 1n
June 1986, pl:t)lll8 "ith four Phor~r teams b\'fore hl\,las1
release. pral 28. 1988. b)' the T"111s· M1nne,01.1 lc1 him
go aOer he co111pileda 16 76 ER.\ an four game\
But the ( arlton man~ "111 rcmcmhcr had a 22-)l'31
mark of 329-:?44. \.\<Ith a 3.22 ER \ Onl~ c1gfh pllrher\
\\On more sames. and Warren · pahn "1th 363 '" 1hr onl)
len-hander "1th more \ 1ctone-.
( arlton s1ruclcou1 4.1 '6. SCC'ond all-llmC' to olan
R)an. Has NL r«·ords ancludr )car .. pitched. :!:! gnml'
started. 677: rnnsccut1\e starb. SJ4: ~al~\. 1.7 17: and stri~eouts . .i.ooo.
He "as named to I 0 .\II-tar mum.
.. I than!.. he \\OU Id ha'c to go down 1n h1s101) a\ o nl·
of the arcatl' t lcO-hnndC'd pitchers of all tmw." Galrc; '>aad
"He's the best lefl-hander l'\e t'\Cr seen."
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Campbell criticizes NCAA
CHIC.AOO(AP)-Devon Wbitc•s
thiee-nan homer in Ck fifth annifta ~red tbe Califtnla Aftllft to
their founh coasecutive victory
Wednetda)' nipt, 7-2 over the Ou-
ca,o White Sox .
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White'• homer WIS bis third of the
· teaton and eecond apin1t Chicqo. It
came 1Pinst IOter lill Lo~ J-2. and
helped make a wanner of California
Staner Mike Witt. 2-2.
Brian Downin& and Ma rk
Mc umOft ai~ before White
homered, putHna California ahead.
5-0. The Aneels took a.);..() lead in the
fourth. McLcmore was hit by a pitc~.
two outs later he at• teeond, went to
third on an infield hit by Caudell
Washu'lton and scottd on a &inale by
Chth Divis. Lance Pamsh sinaJed to
score Wash1naton.
Witt retired the first 11 Chicago
batters before Harold Baines sin&)ed
with 1wo outs in the fo unh. Wut
allowed both Oucaao runs and eiaht
hits in 6Y, inn11'\j.S. Grea Minton
pitched the final 211> 1nn1nas for has
second save.
The White Sox scored two runs in
the sixth, end1n1 a smna of 29
scoreles annin&S by California pitch-
ers.
Stewart 4-0, but hot satisfied
Da"c Stewart tSn't happy wi th the bcst record in
baseball.
Stewart improved to 4-0 and Terry Steinbach drove
in three runs, le.adang the Oakland Athletacs past lhe
Seattle Mariners in lM Kinadome. l-S.. on Wednesday.
"The numbers look aood. but rm not satisfied wath
the way I'm pitchina.,'' Stewart said.
Stewan allowed four runs and eight hats to the
Mariners. He struck out one and walked two in six innings
before G rea Cadaret relieved.
In other American ~ague pmes:
Yaakee1 4, Blee J ays Z: John Candelaria allowed
four hits over seven innjnas as New York swept the thrtt·
pme series an Toronto. Candelana. 2-1, struck out five to
pass the 1,SOO mark for has career.
RM Sox I , llMl.ius 4: Nick Esasky homered. doubled
and singled twice, dnvmg in four runs and scoring three.
as vis1tan1 Boston handed Cleveland its fifth consecutive
setback. Roger Clemens, 2-0, got the victory.
Tlsers a 1:wlD1 %: In the Metrodome. Matt Nokes'
twe>run nanth-mnm1homcr k.ept F.rank Viola winless in
->-three decisions this year and ended Dctron's four-pmr
losing streak. h also gave the Tigers only 1he1r second
victory over the Twins in their last 1 S mcet1n~
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sanaJed home one run ap1ec~ and Phil Bradley smgled
home the other two in a four-run sixth inning that ca med
Baltimore to the win a t Memorial Stadium.
ftaqen 5, Brewen I: Pete lncav1alia, Julto Franco
and Ruben Sierra hit home runs to hft ieitas to the wm 1n
Arhn1ton
In the National League·
Mell 4, n UUes !: Lee Mau.Hi's three-run pinch
ho mer ofT Philadelphia relief ace Steve Bedrosian with
two out an the ei&hth inninuave New York the victory at
Shea Stadium. Kevin Elster of the Mets set a maJOr league
record when he played his 73rd consecuuve game at
shortstop without making an C"rror.
P .. ret 4, Glaat1 I: Benito Santiago hit a twe>run
homer and drove an ano ther run with a sanale for San
D ieao at Candlestick Park. Enc Show. 3-1 , aflo~ed four
hits and three runs in 7¥. innings to pick up the win. while
Mark Da"is pined his seventh save 1n seven appear-
ances.
E1po1 a, C.bt !: Tom Foley and Nelson antoven1a
hit consecuti\le home runs 1n the founh innma. as
Mo"°trea14WepL.tbc thrce-iamc sencs at Olympu:
Sada um.
Braves 4, A11ro1 l : Jn Atlanta. Dale Murphy's twe>
run sangle with two out an the eighth inning hflcd th~
Braves to the vaetory .
Plratet 7, CardluJs 5: Rafael--Btlhard and Tom
Prince each drove m two ru.n.s Cor_&ttsbu.rsh at Busch
Sadium.
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Viola agrees to contract
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Frank Viola. the 1988 Amencan Lcaauc
Cy Youna Award winner. finally reac6ed
contract terms on a S7.9 m illion deal with the
Mfonesota Twins Wednesday after more
than two weeks of acrimonious nqotiations.
The deal is essentially the same as the one that made
the Los Aneeles Doctaen' Orel Hershiter the pme's
hiahest-peid player. It's also the same contract that
General Manater Andy MacPha1l had offered Viola on
April 3.
In other sports news Wednesday:
•Three former South Carolina assistant football
coachn were indicted for allcacdly providina athletes
with anabolic steroids, and a founh was chafled with
imponina the muteae..buikbnl dNI inao lhe 11a1e. James
W. Wuhbum. Thomu E. G9dd and ThomQ Kurucz
were cbaf"Fd witb .. contpirina '° conduci 1 propam of
illepl steroid ute by memben Of the athletic community.
. . . pan.icularty by ..• the univenity's football team." The
coeches allepdJy e~ and monilOl'ed the prosrcss
of the athletes usina steroids.
Keath Kephart, a former at.renaih coach at South
Carolina, was charaed with conspirina with "other
memben of the use athletic community•· to bnna
1teroids into the sw.c and di1PCn~ them wichout
pmcriptions.
• Team USA lost its banb ttraiah• pmc, a ,...
decision to Czeche>Uovakia, and was elimmated m>m
medal play at Ck World Hockey Championships an
Stockholm, Sweden. Team CaMcla routed West Ger-
many, S.l. and tbe Soviet Union bombed Poland, 12· I , 11
Globe Arena '°improve a.heir ieconh •o 4-0. Sweden, the
defendina clwnp60a, beat Flaland, 6-3. to t6e the CUd\s
al 3-0-l.
•Jim O'lriela.an IMiltnt c:wb b IM New Yort ~ wa ....t"D t ... U e01ic1i1at1111 Univenity of
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View l~qUt" competition. D A'~y
m1th clod~cd a pC'rtonal bell 6 22 an
the SOO fret for Eltancaa and ta.~
mate R hcl Well' knocked th"'· ..1 second\ off her t>c,t 1n the fty with #
l:IJ.2
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1.1uahficd for (IF 1n two tv~•• for
Costa Mna.1oin1t:l3.651ntM100
breast and 36.43 m the SO frtt for •
double in a Pac1ficC-oast U.,ut mttt ~
\\Ol'I b> Oranac. 77-54 '
In lollei&e women·s tennis:
• 81~ana Korac and Kann ~rina
each 'amc up with clinch s1naJes 1
"iuonc~ for llC'J but It WH not ~
l·nou1h as 1he Anteaters absorbc.'d •
5--4 lolts to 10th-ranked Pepperd1ne in
Moth bu ~ In 'ommunaty colleac softball: •
• C hns DeMariic's· ground bal
c.inale to lcfl field ~otcd Shanno
)ueftl "1th the go-ahead run in t ~<.:ond inning as Golden West citged •
Oran1e ( oast, :?-1 in an Oran&c
Fmp1re l onference softbaJI pmc. ••
te1fel singled. took second on an;:
error and 1h1rd on a ~cnficc bCfo~
\Conng on Dc >\1arz1e's hit. -.::
L1\3 "-aulman. -5: was tht" ~in
ning p1t <.:her, ~1eld111g only an un-
earned run in the second 1nn1n&
"h11.h \l·orcd on a throw1ng error he
allo"cd four hit~ ~truck out "" and
"all>.ed thm~ ont' tntent1onall)"
In prep !>oflball
• 5addlt>hack High pitcher Desi
.\brego allu\lo-ed tY.O runs and struck..~
ou1 10, and N1 kkani Andrew went 2 •
for 3 w11h a l"-O·run homer 1n the
1hird mnmg as the Roadrunners. 1 -2
oHmll and 8·0 1n the a Vu:w
L~aue. downed l '111~1-y; 5·3 in....._ __
league 1n a ~a \ 1e ' game, 6-2
• '\c" port Harbor's Robin
Ru<,11dl 1mpro\cd 10 4-7 b) '""°""
hlllml(. orona del Mar for a 5-1 Sea
\. 1ew e.1aue tnumph to up 11 record •
1u 3 !i in lenjUC and 5-7 O\-erall CdM
tell to I· 7 in le::iaue. Taren Gomer
dro' e home Jenn\ ham wlth a
double in the first inning and scorrd
herself a the 110~ nner trailed.
In prep bo~ 1enn1'I . • r.~ 1 nc1a ~ l\o I double squad
of John Tana and "'e11,h Brown lost
nnl) one pme in sweeping their thrtt
foe\ a the~ al~. 7-Q overall and 4-4
1n the-Sea ~1ew Lcag_ue. downed r u~ltn, J 4-4.
In prep golf:
•Custa Mesa'\ Mtke Palcnrar hot .i 4) to k::id ht tl'am 1o·a-2l~2<l8 non-__ _.... __
Jeaauc win 01rer Lo m1gos at M1k
MlUat Piri..
In commun•t> colk &c aolf:
• Oran&e ( oa.st do,.ned C)prcu, ·
3 4-4 I, at La\.c"'ood Country lo t<> fin 1 h 1n S«onJ place 01rerall 1n th
Oranae £:mp1rt Confc~ntt wnh
n-ord of l ~-l Mike Mc<>wcn i.hot a 1 ~.01,cr-par 74 to pa,t tM Pirates. :
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OHS enet EPA Extend Comment Period for
PropoMd Plan 8nd Offer Opportunity to
Comment On AevlMd Estimated
Cost Comparison• for Site Cleanup
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The Calitornla Department of Health Services (OHS) al'\d lhe U.S
Envtronmen1a1 Protection A'lfJOCY (EPA). In response to pubtrc request. re
ext9ndil'lj1 the comment period for the Ovefall Silt Remedy Proposed Plan
that was released as the February/March 1989 Strtngf low Updale In
eddtttOn. OHS and EPA are ottttfng an opportunity 10 comment on the
AgencteS revised estimated cost cleanup compansons 1n111a1 costs were
preeented in the Overall Site ~ Proposed Plan. and the Community
Groundwater Proposed Plan that waa r.._ted as lhe June/July 1988
StrtngtelkiW Update ihe public comment period cl on May 1S, 1989.
A form* comment perlOd tor the reviMd •t1mated cost comp naons ii
not required under section 117 of tt-4 ComprehenScve Environmental
A11PQr•. Compensation end Llabiltty Act (CERCLAI comm<>flty referred
to .. Supertund HOYwe\IW. 1tnoe the deciliOfl to eictend the comment J*k>d tor the °"9<all Site Remedy ProPOMd Plan would be eictended tit
publk: requeet. OHS end EPA~ lt\at IOf1c.11ng fOf comments on
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Spend a day at the largest
Athletic Club in the West
< 001,cnk·nth loc.:uctl In I o umain 'aUt: .
lo~ c .th~•lkr°' \pc>~' \ illaJ<<' offe,... 'our f.imU an oppormnhy
IO ~Ork (IUt, r\'l•"• amt rl...1 l0Mt"1her.
all for
M---,,_,,
cftll), HaU Cochrane (polt vault)
and Lany Snyder Ooaa jwnt» Ud
triple jump) played key roles an !ht
boor 1 overall succ:as.
He11 never f0flt1 the coeches he learned from, predcuqora Ralph
Recd and Straw. and oppoaana
coaches Ear1 Enaman of S&nta Ana.
Jack Hedacs or Westminstc~ and
Fitul. "I learned the most from listening
to them, but I'm sure they learned
from me too.'' Hailey said.
While Hailey took over in 1963
from Straw, he felt his knowledge and
grcataroupofassistants fell into place
when the sailors pined their first
leaaue titlein 1967.
fhose Irvine League champs in-cl uded Jimmy Owens, a state quali-fier in the 440, sprinters Mike Ogden,
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CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
MT I rllldWlelY(t.tintt.t IOO~~JoM~talht HOe.d Md S7.ic.o. 1190t putttr
MMILLcwlMWIL
fnMii 1969 ID 1972. Hailey Md
Matt Hopen. ~ ht called .. ,ht btit
athlete I ever Md.·· Durina hi11enurt.
Hopcll established Harbor rtt0rd in the 220, ....0, 180 and both hurdles.
plus ran on rtcord-1e111na 440 and
mile relay te11ms in addition to
makina has mark in Haile>'• annual
prc-suson Harbor decathlon com-petition.
Hopett 11111 holds the school
record of 18. 9 m the I 80.yard tow
hurdles, since replaced by the 330-yard or )()().meter intermtd11tfC'~. He
ended up qualifying for the state meet
in 1972, but never competed in the
mile relay after a Ltaaic accident.
"The S&turday after the CIF Mas-
ter's Meet.i... he went out shooting in the
Borrcao uesen with has brother."
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Hadey recalh. -n.ey"d uw quiet
dnw compctilioaa. I dida'1 tven
know ht Md it u a hobby, -.Ut I IUtt
found out. He was pultina it out of' his
holster and lbot IWn_.fin the lej.
''His dad caUed rM on S&turday
napt, and I ~nt ovtt and lookril at
II. l said l'U ltt you It the tl'ICk
Sunda). Sunda) mom1na. he "" runruna 1round the track Wlth a 22
cahbcr slua in his ltg. He was fcthna
aood.
"That was a low point," Hailey
said. "But he was one or my mo t
dedicated athletes l had. All or th<'
aoodness outwc1ahed that."
The bulkt had lodaed in the fcmorial anery area of his thigh.
"Monday he went to the doctor and
he had surgery. The doctor tore up the
hamsmng, but he was ~ady for his f~shmao year of college (at Stan-
ford)."
H<>&SCtt went on to become the
Dallas ~y~s Aikman
IRVING. Teaas (AP) -The
Dallas Cowboys called a news con-
ference for today and are eap«lcd to
announce they will sclttt UCLA
quanerback Tro~ Aikman as the No.
I pick in Sundays NFL draft.
"That would be a aood ,auess,"
Ooug Todd. Cowboy1 pubhc rela-
'uons dntttor, said Wedncsda).
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a lauH'ua uiuh 1M1 .. bl* n open
b s.ddlebeck u the lOlidrunnen held off v11itina UniYerlity, 6.l.
lllnco had four Rll fat illll e1ay Md.
WU 2 for ), While lalfttllata 'JJ. F~ and Romero Oucaa ~
tacb 2 for 3.
The Trajus made a nan a1 the
ROllclrumlel'I in the w"cnth whea
they ICIOftd twice and had the'*"
loedtd, but IC)phomore rthevtr
Frankie f on1«a 90t the last t.tter to around out to thard for the sevc.
Sophomore Bnan Vaal stroked a
two-run ainaJe 10 ript to put the
TrojaJl_s in the hunt, and Rack
Galll&her and Dave Dtetcr followed
wi th a t.sc 'hit and ftcc pass. respectively: ~fnrf' 1t\1" 11nri~ina was
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tcv•h ........ ~ v.a.
Icy relief Ditckr Mike Mcmbroal
forced a fl~ \all for the final out to Ii~
visitint C•pistrano Valley a S-3
.aaion.
I be decision kccps Capo (6-2) in
fine place and drop1 the Vaqucrot
(4-4) 1wo pmcs off the pece.
I • Irvine manqed JUtl four hut and
one ruq-sconna t.sc h.it -fiom
Bo"-en OLI in tM fifth inn1na. wh1th
1eottd Mike Booker to pere the defldt
LO 2-1. Both runs in the seventh came on
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88 Or~ Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thurlday. Aprll 20, 1989
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PAMD,Y
CIRCUS
by 811 Keane COUJlffta CUL TUllB by Maratta a M••tt•
"That's not thunder, Jeffy.
It's Daqdy snoring."
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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'"If 1t means you get to eat and sleep
whenever you like, he leads a dog"s life."
PEANUTS
UJCV REFuSES TO QUI T .
SHE SAVS SHE S THE
6ACKBONE O~J~R -EAM
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GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
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000~ GAAFI ELP'~ NOi AROtlNP~ l Vt()N'T HAVE. TO SMARE MY N\ILK
by Charles M. Schulz
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
. ARLO AND JANIS
1'.Y l.EGf> ARf. ~ -t..OOKlt.>G&!
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
te"S IURN OFF~ I-~ IN t::EPE.! 1In
lCOMtaHT!
FUNKY WJNKERBEAN
DOOIUSBURY by Garry Tructeau
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OUT! 66171N6
HOOl<UJ ON CJ6AMms
15 NII-ANO
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--by Harold Le Doux
Breakfast • On The Run
Cblick a C..-r Calitonlit Grtpe-Orute Shike
111n MMngs of fruit per person) • M1d·morning Snack
2 PNClly o.t Mtltfip
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HUASOAY, APRIL 20. 1989
or
etter ,
Health .
· nndmotll~r gets sm1rter every day.
• •
n f1ct , a day nrely goes by anymore without scientists "discovering "
bow much Grandmother knew about nutrition. Her oft-r1p11t1d idvlce
to "11t your fruit, 1nd finish your vegetables," is ma~ing he1dllne11cron·
tlie country.
R ecent reports by leading health authorities Indicate th1t Americans are
not eating enough fruits and vegetables e and , th1t the country's
typical diet-high In fat, low in fiber -significantly increases the rllk of de·
veloplng some types of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and high blood
pressure.
'VT hat Is true across the country is also true of California. The Golden
-l'Y State-scores ponr yon nu r1tion , Tn spTle oTlts repul1 on or fftnns,
and Its production of over half of the nation 's fruits and vegetables . .
S urveys by the California Department of Health Services found that ,
on average, Californians get only half the minimum number of fruit and
nget1bl1 serving$ needed daily to maintain good health . Most C11itomi1ns
surveyed did not know that they should eat at least five servings of fruits and
vegetables every day .
T he new "5 a Day -For Better Health " campaign , developed by the .
• Depart!'lent of Health. Services. is designed to encourage Californians
to gettltose servings . The camP'aign sends a cle1r message: Gettlng'five
servings a day i~ not only Important for your health -It's e1sy. Hilt 1 cup
of any fruit, vegetable or juice is considered one serving, as is one qu1rter
cup of any dried trutt , or one cup otinty green vegetables Hile lettuce or
spinach.
G etting what you need doesn't necessarily mean making a m~ior
utntyle change. U can really be quite slm~ll.. _ ..
T ake snacking for instance. Keeping 1 fru it basket in a visible,
convenient locatlon makes healthy snacking easy. Filling It with fresh
nectarines, pears, grapes. and strawbemes provides plenty of choice for the
hungry snacker. Keeping dried fruits like prunes, peaches, and apricots on
hand ensures variety of taste and texture . •
G etting a daily dose of vegetables Is easy too. Fresh vegetables,
kept ready-to-eat in the refrigerator. make quick, healthy meals eas-
ier to plan and prepare. Keeping a supply of lettuce on hand -washed , cut
and ready to serve -makes salad preparation a snap. Pre·cut vegetables
can be tossed in. eaten raw on the side , or gently sauteed. Fresh tomatoes ,
left on the counter to ripen , add taste and color to salads , sandwiches, and
entrees .
I 113 serving of fnHt per person I
non-fit milk (8 oz.) y . s o. toss a handful of fruits or vegetables into Grandmother's f1vorlt1
Lunch --~----~---_j•...J--• ....., C.I.,. ... .._,. ......__ ~ reci es and see 'ust how easy It ,ean be to 1et .. 5 a Da • For Better -s.w WfCeiH H Ith " 13 stMngs of ~blH per personl 1 1/4 IM. Mffllt ,.._..( ... I el • ..
whole grain roll non·f1t milk (8 oz ) jlllbae11) 0 0
• 1/2 Ut .... Mins, cl11"4 1114
Dinner blaKltM
CltickH ...... wtlll ,,_.. a Cwrie4 v....-... " BrOWR Rice 1 cup l•w-c1lorit h1li1n dressing
111/2 MfWlll of trues and wgetablH per person! (boated)
C.C1••1r A T_....11111 rw tMfic·,...e1 .,._iwt 2 cw (7 oz. eaclil) •na. ,acked in
11 MMll9 of~'*• per person) wlter, '""'-'
"T"°' dt'(I Nnll !OWt abcM 1111 calotin I* !*ton. I~ ctlontt ttOlft l!t llMI J2 f'Al"t ti d ftlf'V liW ,..,,... te .....
TOTAL: 7 •vl•ll of frurts and vtgttablts per person I
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1 Ill I ,,...
1 • I ......... 1FllfM
• ... .......... 111111
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Pur• gr1pn.blrilnl,endorlf'll in hl9fwt.•
or food proceuor:.., hon'ity end ect.
unll WJll ,....._, Gemilh widt 1 handful
CUfarnia •• ,...
--2ieMnp
2.,. ............. ..
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IW llllJllHllUI II
C1r1*I •II -if!~ In tnGrint .....
-Ma 9'1 .. lflooi\ ... • 2 1n
01111&1 .... cups}W.ln4111'f Mft
•It ••• ... ~n..iftc -•*Y . ..,..wtrm.
. _ .........
1 CK .... f, WIAM lltd thinly
sliced I
1 ..... rM •••• .
2 ltaN~cMlled .... , 190,,ered
2 ........... ......... • ,.,.. ,..-,.. .• ti ...
Core. rinse and thoroughly drain Iceberg
lettuce, ch1ll 1n SHltd pl11t1c b1g or crisper
Cookpot1totsunt1I barely tender. Run under
cold w1ttr to atop cooking process, drain
wtll 1nd refrigtr1t1 until ch1lltd Thoroughly
dratn green be1ns Thinly 1hc1 onion inco
rinp. Uni W9di ihalloW bOW4 Of' dffp platter
witt'I outer lttlUce IHvts. tHr rem1ining
ltnuct 1nd 1dd to bowl. Onzzte with 1/4 cup
dr,ssmg.
Mafltt grttn beens With h1" of the onions
over:.Jettuce. 8rt1k tune ""° chunks using
tOft 1nd arr1nee over ''"" be1ns. Onnlt
wid't lnolMr 114 cupdrt•'"I· PHI potltots.
.. end ln'lnge owr tuna. Sprinkle with .....,., tD""' and driutt W.114 cup more
• 111 •· CCMr ,.._,., wllh owtr1tPP!ng
CH•hr tlicel 9"d OftilM.: POUf on
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MM 111•• .. --.... tdte .. ...... . Arr-. .......... °""
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t t I I I \ .... ~' ' ' t \ l -
2 T1blHpoon1 butter or m.rgerint
4 chicket1 ~reast "•Ives. slli1tned
ind boned
1 teaspoon catny powder
1 clove gertic. pressed
1/4 c .. p dry v1rmotlth or dry white
wine
1/2 cup Californi1 pl1ted ,,_.,
2 cups sliced Vllft•bln (•broccoli,
rucchi1ti. bell pepper, onions. or
mnhrooms)
4 c .. ps cootctd br1Wft rice ..
In a large heavy s.k1llet mel buner over
medium hHL Add chicken, sauce until hght
brown on both sades While browning
chicken. stir curry poWder and garlic into
butter. Add vermouth 1nd prunes Cover,
11mmer over low hHt 5to1 minutes To test
donentss, press finger into thicktst part of
ducken br11st meat should spring back
Pl1c1 ch1clt1n. on 1 pl1te and cover wrth
skmtt lid to keep wtrm. Add vegetables to
pen1u1ces.st1r. Cookuntilttndtr·crisp Pl1c1
chicken over cookld nee on planer or
indMdu1t plates, spoon vqtt1bles and 1utces
OYtr. Mikes 4 11rvtngs
3 Tablespoon l1tM11 j.lict
1 cup pl11n lewfat yoprt
2 clov11 11rtic, c,.....d
black pe,,.r. to taste
1/2 cup ffestl """'· ct..,,.d fiH
1/2 cup fr11h parsley, cit.,,.. fiM
4 sc1lhon1, nwi..ced
1 lb cuc..-.n (1e...t 2 MedilllR),
pttlM 1tM1 cll•t11••d
112 lb frtslt Califontia totMtoff.
chopped
M il( lemon 1u1c1, yogurt. garlic, pepper, mint.
par~ley end scalhons together. Pour over
cucumb r .and tomato es ind stlr Strvt
w1th1n an hour tor best taste.
Mikes 6 sen11ngs
Nutflt1on1I An1/ys1s. P" nrvmg
C1/of1es • 45, f1"-r 1 gr1m,
Chol.sterol • 2 mg , Sodium • 35 mg
" C1lor1es from : Protein • 2'"·
C1rbohydr1t1 • ~. Fit · '-"'
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C9 Or•lll C... DAILY PILOT/ Jtu'ldlr, A1Wt 20, ._
8!111N.U OATIS
AP11L f7 (7. t ,.._) • AlllL •(It· II"-)
Leal'a How Th:
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• Avoed ~ 1nher1tence tax • ~r.-n...-, ... PfGP«lY
• Sofve 1tep·ch!MS PfCMllonl
• Avoid cap11el gM\1 tax
• Pr~I heroic medlCal pr<>C*1ur"
Md .... ltlQ medleel expenMI
• A~ con..,vetorlNp
•2-0Z
L..-.UNDftY 1.89
Single Roll
BRAWNY TOWELS ........................... 79
ff .. h
All GREEN ASPARGUS ............ LI.·" ......... ...
419 ··GI •All
s.: I' ' LAKE TO LAKE " -,. 9 OZ PKG. e
fott« Form1 1 lb Pk9
TURKEY OR CHICKEN FRANKS ...• M
•·Ot V011et ...
BU DOIG CHIPPED MEATS ........ 79
8l40 Wiiner Awt •ao3
Fountain Valeey. CA 8210I
"-"""menta Nflled
i .... •••••coar•• ..,j ......... .
La. 1.39
LIBl•atm
IBRKR •RIUT
llQ SMOt<IED Ott
OVEN .OASTlD • && 3.79
LI a.7,
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BANGUIT MIAT 1118
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*'w~ . lft BEACH SANOAlS................... •
2 .. ~. ..
TYLENOL GEL ~ETS ........... 2.19
6-0Z
PKG
Mofukon 12.7-0a. SeolOIMd
RfCE VINEGAR ........................ I . II
lt.-Ct AllOt't.ld
DYNASTY TEA ........................... ...
. .
,.Give sandwich
bread a new flav o r
..... . .,._
WINI
1 ·lb "'9 vor..._. ·
HUGHES suao MCON ........ EA. I .H
6-02 CUSTAM> °"
tafAKFAST STYlfS
1 lb Pkg Qvofte< Stidu
DANISH BUTTER .... ... • •• .. ... 2.29
..........
fllOWlllNO IXACUM .............. " .. !Mh,..
ASSOllTIO MHSIA ............... LM
Please brunc
crowdwitb
tastyseafoo -Ce~brate sprinatime by
1n1 brunch for a aroup of nend
The followina recipes for Peppe
Shnmp and Eus and Crab M
Quiche are sure to be crow
pkaten as seafood makes a refi
ina alternative to the usual bra
fast meats.
Acx:ordina to the California Fis
encsand·Scafood Institute, sea~
currently available at 16cal fis
markets and arocery stores includ
thresher 1hark, Pacific snappe
pctrole aole, Pacific sole, yellow ta1
dunacneu crab and local hal1bu
Salmon season h11 be&un an
supphes of this fish should
plentiful.
PEPPERED SHRIMP
-~iv&«OQI --
.,.. ,.... eeok... ,.ele4
cae.-lllrtmp
lllket~
,_ cett ct.11111 •• area ,ewer
.,.. e11pd1 .... .....
.,.. ........ iaJ,
14 ...,, ... a,_. ,ewer ........... .. "' ........... ¥. tea1f 11• Wereet&ere•I .. ..
Thaw frozen shrimp. Cut la
1hrimp in half lenfthwite. f
becoo unlit cn11>; drain on abto
ent peper. Crumble bllcon. C
.-. ...,. and oaion in ., u8iil tender. Add ...onl
... ~ heat. Combint
bllf'.W llalf. WOl'Cd1el •ire
ud becon. Add to ahrimp m1Jnu
Ud cook until ... are fi
1drrina occasionally. Serves 6.
r
, unny ors
0o )'OU nerd a special dnlcf1 in I ...... )
hurry but don•t have lime 10 shop lee a.m er ,.... ~•• (.,.
,../or special inarcdien1s or fuss with u.al)
claboraae preperations? Look to 1~ Di'ain ~chc~. rctttv1na all
flavorful hent• of New Orltans liqwd. Pour liquid in l().1nch
and 1hc convcn1cncc of C ahfornia slullc1: bnna 10 a boil. Continue to
canned clina peaches cook unttl liquid ,, rtdu<.~ to •!J
Warm Brandied Pcache' isa new cup, about 5 minutes. Blend 1n
twisr on rhe ever-popular Bananas brown sugar butter and pumpKin
Foster, first de, eloped at Brennan' pie spice. Simmer 5 n'ltnute
Restaurant m New OrleaM some Add peache • peons and peach
40 year1 aao. schnapps. tf desm:d; heat throu1h.
0reng9 Coalt DAILY PllOT/Thutlday. ~· 20, "" ca
......,_/Aw, tlae Realfng Am.from .i..,..,
rer....,..htfermatieftceff:
Mlcheel er C~tl IUema
(714) 6 .. 5-5114
• Today. we still use tbc traditional Serve o\er ice cream or pound
brown supr and butter ba~ for the cake, 1f desired. \'take 6 .en in,\.
sauce. But this eleaant de scrt take!. .----------------.-------------...:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.JL.,-~---------""'--':'----.!-----...:--.-.....---on an in pircd new twist with the 1
add1t1on o f C allforn1a cl1na
peaches. •
Peach schnapps adds u 1ra f ru1t
flavor. but those with a flair for
Crrole cook1na might opt for ttl_e
time-honored flavor of rum Either
~)'. ~ou wall find that as Iona a' the
panlr) 1s stocked with canned
California cling pcachC\, an elegant
and deltuous dcs\ert 1\ onl) mo-
ments awa)
WARM BRA NDIED
PEACHE
t can1 (II ounru each> Cali-
fornia cling peach halves In
juice or extra llgbt 1yrup
I cup brown 1qar •1, cup butter
I teaspoon pu mpkin pie 1plct
1 ._ cup pecan pieces
•, cup peacb sell.nap s
Hearty dish
still a favorite
Better Homes and Gardens
This hcan) main d1'1h. one of our
most-requested recipe\. 1\ a 20-)car
favorite f olks lake the robust beef
fla vor and eas) preparation. rop It
with the b1 u1t latt1cc g1"en here.
ordollupwllh mashed potatoc and
~pnnklc ~1th shredded cheese.
LATTICE-TOPPED
HAMB URGER PIE
BAR-S
oed
J
1 pound around beef
------~--ll'fe-atoll,~c•~o~ppe_,....d_,._ ...... .,._++_..~
• ~ cup cltopped celery
,,.., cup cllopped green pepper
1 clove sarUc, minced
. t teaspoons cltlll powder
'• teaspoon pepper
One 10~.-oa.ace can c01rdennd
tomato soap
I n p loose-pack froien cut
green ~ans
I cap all-purpon flour
I teaspoon baklnl powder
'9 tea1poon salt
•, cup flffly sbndd d Amerl·
can cbeese
t tabletpoons 1bortenlng
i,., cup mllk
In a large !.ktlkt cook beef. o nion.
celery. green pepper and iarlic until
bttf as bro wn and vegetable~ are
tender Drain off fot Stir 1n chili
po\o\der and pepper~ cook I minute
Add soup and green beans: bring
1u!.t to boiling. Turn 1n10 an 8-by
11 :-1m:h ro und baking d1,h
Mcan'A-h1lc. for <:rust. 10 mlluna
bowl \llr toacthcr nour. ball.an&
po\,l,der and ~It. utan c:hce~ and
shoncning. dd milk: mi' well
t-omr -mto a b:lll:-On hafn
floured urta c roll cru ttoa9-inch
-.quarc aboul '• inch thick.
Using Outed pa\tr) wheel or
knife. cut into 18 1h -inch-w1ck
\tnps. Wc3\C tnp-. on top of
c.a scrole, Iormina I w ee c:ru\t
f nm strip at cu~rolc edge,
prc\\ing d o\,l,n ~lightly. 8311.c. un-
coven·d. an 425-dc&rt<' · o ven IS
minutes or unul &olden. fa~c\ 4
1ierv1ng.s.
3 peppers come
from same vine
No matter vthat <:0for the) arc """""
black. white or srccn -1f the) arc
true pcppcrcoms they II come
from the same vine, P11~r ni1rum
Bla Ii pepper. referred to ac. our
mo\l popular pm~. 1 pt ke<l wh n
shahtl)' undempc. .\s the bcrrac
dry. the l.;1n "'nnkl \ and turn\ 10
. deep brown or black. When around.
1hc peppercorn y1 Id a pov.der of
haht and blac;k pentelc~ -a
comb1nat1on or the dark ~kin and
haht colortd con.
ccofdina to the ;\men an Spu.c
ha~ A ~1a11on. the punlt'nl
• fla~Of Of black pepper I\ ll\lt'd on
the front t>f thc t::::Jue. •hercai"thc
capsK"Mm (red pcpprr fam1I>>
ltt tatttd It IM be<k. For white
pcPP'f the ~mn an: ptc k~ when
• throroulhly ripe: then the ~an "
v rcmovta-Ind ttiC hpu cokmd
0 kcrMI 11 utcd.
:a Wb11C ptpp_trrorns. •htn ta"cd.
have .·liOOd bile but ~ bouquet
than bl9tk ptpptr. Thefrc utu111l
uteel tn b>dt of dthaac C'Ok>r. hk • ~ nwt .... ---the')' WOft't ,. • .,. .... fkdt
Meat Dept. Savings
Smoked Sausage :..~~0-•1198
Beef Back Ribs Dt•*•••D ,. 79c
Chuck Steak ~.-.:·
Sausage Links · ... "u~
Tasty Dogs o-:: ...
Whole Ham ,~~ll
Red Snapper :::-;:.cw·
s119 ,.
. 59e
.()lsge
.• s1 et
US~9
< ,(Jnlp<H ·~ thl~Se Low Prices
1-AOLL
DARK STYLE
Frozen Food Favorites
Stouff ers Entree
Banquet Fried Chicken
Fish Fillets
Pancake Batter
Aunt Jemima Waffles ~
Apple Juice
Dreyers Ice Cream
s1e9
s549
,s2 3s
s1 3s
ggc
oz ggc
6t s399
Grocery Specials
Jif Peanut Butter
Coffee
Dove Dish Liquid
Aurora Bath Tissue
Continental Yogurt ...
. s31s
•. s179
age
•115
Dressings . ·:.: lM • "'"
''°'1119 Cinnamon Rolls "~
I 59e
~ •1••
· s21• e()l
~ 79-Coca Cola . . ,, •1 ••
HIT 75•
SUNKISTORANGE. OIETAITE, OIETR C.
OR REGULAR
R.C~
Cola
2-UTEA
Garden Fresh Produc e
..
ro~ OlfFFCNMCHA
fU'&R REf CAOTON ....... , .....
~9!~
CC Vineyard Wine ~ , ,~12"
Ancient Age Bourbon ~ ~10"
Seagrams 7-CrO'Nn .. 110"
Coors Bee r · s479
u 67• Canada Dry Mixers ,.lft
. 9 SOiid White Tuna ~:,
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Mire Mir•••• D••l111, .. ....... •aecullv• ........ Le
MerMllen•1 Alll .... •. aM
Christian Delouvrter.
Wiien Dr. Emnt N•matsu wa
llbd to chair &he United Cerebral
Palsy Auociation of~ntt Coun-
1)"1 first black-tie A waril of0isti11c-
1lon dinner dance and auction he
knew he wanted to make the event
somcthina special.
··rvc had a lonatime interest in
food and had attended and coord1-
ruited a lot of aourmet fo;od fund·
raittn and I wanld this to be
different.
0 1 wanted to brina sn chefs from
around the world and live beck to
their countnH-in the name of the
chefs -donations to lhetr CP
associations, to make an inter-
national event that would show that
CP is not JUSI confined . to one
country, but i~ found all over the
~--------------------:--,---...:.-------------------------------------------------------=-------------,-----------,--------------.world.' . Napmatsu also wanted his event
to be intimate even though he
expected attendance to me more
than 200.
The order was tall but
Na'8matsu and his fellow or-
pnizcrs proved to be up to the task
as evidenced by the 1littettna
pthering 1n Le Mcridien Hotel last
week.
Nearly 300 people {at a co t o
$150 ea~h) attended the benefit
honoring Bernard Jacoup), the
hotel's general manager and a
aencrous contnbutor, both pro-
fcs 1onally and personally. to the
association, which featured a lav1~h
gourmet meal catered by two
outstanding internationally chef'
-Ja~n·s Akira Hirose and
France s Chnst1an Dclouvrier.
Both chefs sa} they prepared
dishes which. though based on the foundatio~ of classic French
cookery, still bo""cd to the health
demands cif modem people .
.. I've become very con~1ou~ o
pcople·s heahb.t .. sa)' Dclouvn cr
executive cber of New York'
Restaruant Raphael. He holds
degree from the Cordon Bleu and i
a recipient of the Academic Cul
ina1re s highest degree. a member o
the Association of Ma1tre
Cu1siniers of France .
.. l call my cuisine 'au courant.' I
use less 11nd ,Jc scream and butte
C d• and replace them with more health on ta Ina L fut oils like oli ve and safflower. an Fresh arge I've also been get11 ns awa) fr
Tomato heavy sauces by using less of them.·
Artl'chokes Chef Hirose. a graduate of Notre's Pastry School. a forme Sa·uce chef at Maxims de Paris and Lo
Angeles' L'Oran_geric and ~umm
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and Cahforn1a to his etas 1c Frcnc
basics.
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food. but m) food IS&ood food I u
cream and butter. People toda} ar
rushed, but when the) cat g
food, they take their time and lo
down. They relax which 11 JU t a,
·important to health as eatma light ·
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and steak tart.arc appetizers (1
keeping wi 1h the East-West them
of the evcnmg). accompanied b
chilled champasne and cockta1
mu 1c pro\-1dcd by pianist Gera
Barbut .
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feU1 \.'el) decorated ballroom t
enjoy 50upc da1re de hara Oh c
canard (a string bean and due
consomme) followtd b}' pa\-e d
saumon a l'anc1h. spa1hett1ni d
leaumes frais (salmon w11h a spa
ahe1tin1 made of fre h vegetable
-both Dclouvner's recipe
Then H1ros.c unveiled his crca
tions-rosettes d'apeau, pureed
ccleri-ravc. sauce lqcre au bas1h
(lamb medalhoos with a cclcr) roo
puree and litht basil sauce) and 1h
vand finale, a fra1ser, YUCe vanill
(strawberry mousse wnh vanill
PUCe).
Each IU~t received I lim1te
cd111on .cookbook-prOlflm w11
rec1~ from t~ and other m1htc
chefs an Southttn C..hforn1a.
Recipes bring
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Meridien managerhonorecl_ at benefit
1y UNK MATHEWSON
00111y l'loC Coi1e.-.-.. ic
Hail to the chefs! Akira Hirose of
Kyoto, Japan and French-born Chris-
tian Delouvrier of New York Cit y.
Their creative menu and artistic
presentation of food, will long be
remembered by the 250 guests attend·
ing "Hats OfTTo Bernard," an Award
of Distinction Dinner presented by
United Cerebral Palsy Association of
Orange County. honoring Le Mer-
idien Hotel manager and restaurateur
Bernard Jacoupy.
In an earlier interview, Hirose was
described as being a "perfectionist"
by Le Meridien food and beverage
director, Jean-Pierre Lortal, beC'ausc
of his attention to detail. Lortal called
Dclouvricr a "predsionisf' because
of the spl it-second timing required on
thci>reparation of his courses. Coor ..
dination of the chefs was handled by
Meridien executive chef, Dominique
Bria ire.
Helium-filled blue balloons based
in an upside-down chers hats
centered each table. Gerard Barbut
entertained on the piano with French·
styled sonas and master of cer·
emonies Jack Simpson directed the
crowd towards the silent auction
items. Hors d'oeuvrcs were selected
by the 1uests from..a..Japane.sc food station featurina sushi delicacies. and
from the French t.able that displayed
pates and foie aras. among other
ate ms.
Words of thanks for the meaJ about
to be consu med were spoken by the
Rev. Geor1e Ml•er1 husband of
UCP/OC executi ve dJrector, Joaane
Ml8er.
The first and second courses of the
aanronomic experience were selec-
tions of Dclouvrier's and were de·
scribed from the st.aae b)I restaurant
food critic Paul Wallach; a consom-
me of haricot beans and duck slices,
followed by a pave of salmon with a
spaahcttina of fresh vegetables.
· Cookbook author Diane Worth·
ington introduted H1rose's two
courses: medallions of lamb with a
puree of celery root and haht basal
sauce. The finale was a cream cheese
and strawberry cake with vanilla
sauce.
As the smell of cognac being poured
permeated the room. Dr. Enest
Na1amatsu, chairman of the event.
brouaht attention to a brief slide
presentation showing photos of ma~
ter culinarian JaCO\IPY as a young
man in his native town of Grenoble,
France, (no one eJtplained how the
slide of Napoleon appeared in the
_program) and more recently, his visit
through tne UCP Infant Center an
Santa Ana. Jacoupy's enthusiastic support of
UCP has led Le Meridien to head·
quarter the largest athletic event in
Oranac County, the Bastille Day 8K.
Robert B•rDS, president of the
UCP board of directors, save a
convatulatory messaae to Jacoupy,
as dad board member Elllote Bou••·
French Consul GeneraJ an Los An·
aelcs Jeu-Lotlls Ry1to and San
Franc1sco wmc merchant Heery Vu-
clervoort.
Accordma to Joanne Miner, the
$20,000 received from the SI SO per
person dinner event, will so into the -------------------------.....,..------------------. operauna fund of UCP/OC with
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Followina the ceremonies. dancing
continued to the music of the Stone-
bridae Band.
Gourmet diners included; Jua·
LMlt and ltaMlle M•t.,et; P•111ck
Fr•n: Beuie and a. Alaw;J•
and , .. Y Creel; °"'le ..._.; MeJ
G•rdea; Rae Barp, P .. ; and
Ralpll RoAam; a ••• ,.... ... and
J..UerTreal; Pat a.n ..... a; Leda
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DEAit ANN LANDED: I am a ~ who bu been ttadina your
column for a119atu I can mnember.
Ifs the ~ of the paper \bat I anb lnL There are times when I think you
are 1quare or just plain pfy~ but
deep down I know you malte a 1ot of
1en1e lftd I respect what you uy.
Atllllile beck my .pe~nt1 \plit.
Usually wben this happens, the kidt
are torn up because they don't know
which parent to to with. In my case,
neither one wanted me.
I became dcpreued and decided to
kill myself: Then I rad a letter in )our
column about tttn·aae suicide . It
chal\ftd my mind.
I know a lot of people don't like it
when you rer.un a letter, but l thank
this one is important and some kids
may have missed it. Wall you please
print it apin?-A FAN FOREVER
IN BOSTON
DEAR FOREVER: Y• Mt. Here
11 UM letter ud my re1pMM wltla DO
apoloaJet. Tlwakl f•r 11kla1.
To the Editor (of the Arkansas
Gazette in Little Rock): Every¥earwe
lose several youna ~ople an our
community to suicide. We keep hoping it will sjop, but so far it hasn't.
l hear 1t is a national epidemic. Every
90 minutes a teen-aaer in this country
commits suicide. This message is for
every youth who is considering
endin& at: , You haven't seen the world that
ex.ists outs1de your family. Soon you
will be on your own and then you wall
understand what is important and
what is not important.
What you don't know 1 that IS
minutes after ~ou dCCldc to kill
yourself, you might have fell better. Or two hours la1tr. or two da)s, or two
years.
What you don't know 1s that )OU
art stronacr than you thank. You can
: find another girlfriend. or you can
stand bemJ. shamed more than )OU
realize. Faalina m school or aeuang
into trouble with the law ma) be
painful, but -you can act over It. You
can fix at. Don't be lcillina younttf
over events that )'OU may barely
remember 10 )'ears from n~w What
you don't know 1s that there 1s
nothio' romantic ·or mystenous or
"deep' about killing )-'Ourself It i' a
aod-awful mess that you can ne ver
understand until )'OU have kid' of
your own.
What you don't know as that
suicide 1s sneak) and spiteful and
filled with anger. If you arc th1nkan1
about suicide, you· arc funous with
somebody. You can be funous
without killing yourself or thmkina
you need the punishment of death.
What you also don't know 1s that
suicide is forever. and nobody. not your parents or your doctor. can fi x 1t
You won't be around for the fun eral.
And you won't be coming back.
So act smart. Join the Marines. Go
to California. Find a therapist. Lapse
into siclrness. Become mad as the
dickens. Do your time in Jail. But get
ofTthe suicide kick. h'sa dead end -
TOM HEISLER. WYNNE. ARK
DEAR TOM HEISLER: Tbat w11 a
se•slltle pteee· Y•• wrote -ucl la
laapa1e kids cu relate to. I -.ope
s•mebo4y Ustea1. N•U.181 lD tbls
world ca•ws more 1rtef aad Hfftr·
ln1 th• &M nlcl4e of a clalld.
Selc"e ls oftn aa lrralloaal ac&, an
lmmaC•re respoue to disappolat·
mnt, fear u4 uxJety. It cu also be
paltlve. If lltete kids wHlcl J .. t cool I& UNI look·alaead a. week or a montll.
tlaey mJpt Uve to see tbe belt days of
tlaelr lives.
ly SYDNEY OMA"R change, keep opuons open. Soctal
ARIES (March 21 -Aprff t9). You•tt-·iiit""t vriitttart-t1it!'om11M"on,~eftrd'ltt1H"e-. _____ _.....__,
agsh. in on informallon relatlQJ to LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Some
sttx:ks, bonds. investments. This 1s claim )OU are not practacaJ. You'll
your "bull market" day. Nothing prove 'hem WTong. Focus on taming.
oc.curs halfway, you'll act wuh intuition. personality. eitcellcnt Judg·
suraical precision in financial afTa1n. mcnt. You·11 receive mone) 1n form
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20). Ob-ofbank payment orroyaJt)'. Aquanan .
t.ain hint from Anes me sa&e 1s in\olved.
Emphasis on responsibility. pressure SCORPIO (Oct. 23·NO\. 21 )· n·
of deadline, valuable 1nformat1on an usual commumcauon relates to 1n-
connection with investments Basic st1tut1on. hosp1taJ, spccaal 1n1trest
chores arc featured. 1ncludan1 auto orpnizauon What had been kept
repair, sewina. hidden v.111 be re vealed Empha 11 on
GEMINJ (Ma) 21 -June 20): You '.ue hcensc rcqunements
thouaht you had been abandoned SAGl'JTARIUS ( ov 22-Dtt 21)
Now you know better-lost article 1s Study Scorpio message. You'll turn an
recovered, "lost love" 1s back an fold dynamic pl'rformance MaJ or
Emphasis on speculauon. st yle. sen-domestic ad1ustment relates to sail' or
suahty, eJtcitement of discovery purchase of lu~ury item
CANCER (June 2 I ·July 22): Many CAPRICORN (Ott. 22·Jan 19)
wall be surpnscd b)-your display of lnd1v1dual who usually knows what 1s
aggrcss1vcneu. You'll act with con-happening wi ll now be "emot1onall)
fidence followan& disclosures relaung adnf'\." Greater sclf-rchance 1s
to propeny. Be direct, JCt to heart of neccssal).
matters. Leo native fiaures promi· AQUARI US (Jan. 20-Fcb 18).
nentl). What had been taken for aranted
LEO (July 23-Aug 22): What actuall) requ1rt"s review You have
appears to be a "runaway" will more solid backjng than onganall)
actually remain close to home. Focus anticipated.
on security, antun1on, reunJ..On wt th PISCES (Feb 19-March 20)" What
family member. Older femalt likely had been moribund will "come to
to act in cccentnc manner It's not hfe " Make contacts relauna to com·
senous! municat1on. pubbshana. travel VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22) Temp. IF APRIL ff IS YOUR BlRTHDAY
tation 1s co be ~travapnt Clrcum-some will say, ''You t\nany are seeing
st.anoes w11l to0n reveal you would be the ha.ht'" Relates to family , home.
better ofT as "uahtwad " M~nl mant.al status. You m1&ht ~nou ly
conserve assets. Plant sub,ect to be considenna chanac of ~1dcntt.
90VT1I m know how to enjoy a aood meal.
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Oae o( Ora.. Count~'• best
a may De its biomedieal
industry a field thriv• ~ OD lnventlon and ~ dUction of medical devices such is U1iftcial bean valves.
• -Bcainoina m 1960, AJlnpn and 8ec:kJnao set up, prospered and·
spun off doz.ens of other com·
puies, nunw:ina <>ranee County into a biomedical IJ&.ftl.
And no wonder it's a secret. Fi.rm•~ for the most put don't
want to or don't have to recruit
&om outaade. The experts are
recyded u start-ups vow into buee firms and spawn smaller firma.
But not everyone feels aood
about this biomedical vacuum
Industry leaders talked abou1
the near-oerfect a1mosphere in the
county (or bio.tech and touched
on the difficulty of rccruitina
outsiders Wednesday. aa a con·
ference sponsored by UCI Medical
Retearch and Education Society.
Joho Campion, a dwision vice
president for Butcr Heallhcarc, in
a alide show broke the industry
down into sut clements he zestfully
said have made this rqion a
national leader. Oranac County's
entrepreneurial spirit and fundina.
a biahJy educated 1ecbnically
trained workforce, availablUty of
faciljtaes, dedicated universjtics,
an cxien11ve h1Jh·tech pretence
and desirable liv1n1 cond1taons all
contnbuie to arowth, be S1Jd.
Campion'• deliaht 1s under·
standable. Suter tfeahhcare is an
Irvine division of Bauer 1lnler·
national, a producer. of 120,000
&oods with annual sales of $6, 9
billion. Nine dtv1sions employ
64,000 workiwadc, 4,000 in Irvine.
And Campion wasn't alone in
bis satisflcuon. -Robert Prosek.
director o.f sales and marketana ~or
Cardiqpulmonary, said Orange
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Couaty Mfll11 molt of tbe buk c:orponte needs. His ftrm is a ~holly. owned subUdiary o( Min·
Mapolit-bued Medtronic. tbe l~raeu company In the
canliovucuJar implant field be
iaid. AJlnual ~ push ino million.
Mike Mesenbtink. executive vice president of Medstone Inter-
national Inc., ·~ bas eol-&caauet' enthulium by dncribina 9r8aee Countr_ as .. a Disneyland
forcompanjn. He, too, has cause
lO be amused. Med1tone, a mak.cr
ofmqnetac resonance equipment
went public last June. shares
climbed lO a baah 0($42, and the firm pulled in revenue. of S3S
million by year's end. The Irvine
d ivi•ion recently unpecked at the
Spectrum and 11 awaitina Food
and On.11 Administration ap.
proval of a device to break up
kidney alOnes. •
Amid the zeal Donald
Ashbrook tells a different story.
He is vice prefidem of scientific afT&i!S for Siam~: Tau Pharma-
ceutaeals Inc., a Rome-bawd com·
pan y 1pecializina an
cardiovascular and •n.,-esearch.
.:rhe rapidly expandina firm em-
ploys 2 000 worldwide, posted
sales orS3SO million last year and
expects $400 milhon this year. A
research and development branch
in Newpon Beach hu •n study·
ina Alzheimer's d1sea.K, ves!el
and metabolism disorders.
.. We're lcavina Oranac Coun·
ty," he said without pession. The
No. I reason Ashbrook IJVCI for
bis firm's departure, above the
parent firm's desire to mov.: the
branch to a more rqulatory en·
vironment, is the county's recruit-
itlJ. problem. '
'Nationally, there's no per·
ception of what's aoina on here."
In addition to the industry's
hidden wealth, his ~rm fo~nd it
ft II \ · 1 \ ll 1·: ' D I n
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WASHJNOTON -ne Senate on 11•y .._lol'. r..ovwifit did•
Weda1ldlr llPIWO-ld a record S 1 S7 adopt a MMllber capilll llUdard wt
billioa t.iloUt Ud .... bill for the mudMe t1aM bub ud SA1.I
•viap ud lou iAdultry afttt provide a lel'iet of he and k>w<Oet aoupeelJll proviliou that would consumer .-rices.
require SiL ownm to put more -of After aeil&tby ...,U.tiona, meat·
tbeit own money at risk to stay in bers o(tbe Sena1e·lukt111 Commit· buaineu. \Ce apeed to make SALi hive at leut
Tbe ~ball wu approved on I .5 percent so-Wied..._.. .... ~ ..
a 91-1 vole two months after Prest· ta1 in reiation lO their total aoau tbat
dent 8uab called b emereency could be lei.zed in tbe future befote _.doo to atop the bemOITbalina federal inaurance f\andt are taooed to
o( tbe IDdaaJ SAL inlurance fUna pey off depoeiton in f'aia.d dUik
from the Gail~ of'°° thrifts, more q&&i~~~=':u ~.:
IMa 200oftbetn in 1911, and another loan ratio &om tbe cumatJy reca...uirefl
J50 at or near imolvacy. ) pmient lo 6 perceDt by 1991. But at
Tbe lcliU8tion will be the bialest would have allowed dlriftt to meet
•tovernmeat ftnancial mcuc in tu. the new requlmnenu eatirely
tory, dwuft111 five times over tbe th~ tbe ute' of an accountina
comblaedCOIUo(tbeNcwYortCity, &echnaque Lbat allows non·money Pe~n Central, Chr"Y~ and Lock.becd "&ood will .. u capital.
bailoutaoftbe 1910.aadearly 1980s. • Tbc new l.S percent rcqu.ircment
Similar SAL lealslation -is movsna (or "taftlible .. capital -cash, stocks
throuab the He>ute t?ut at a ~ower and property that covld easily be
pece. Fanal conareuaonal actaon ll convencdtocaah-altowaudopted
expected before July. by the Hou1e Bankiaa Committee's Sen. Howard Metzcnbaum, D-financial inatitutiolll subcomnuttee
••k el New .. rt
'tot'k rrlrl" Quotf't
Barrin~~r, Rya n
& Company
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lonballout ........
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1111 .... ~Committee's CMirllMn. Sen. RMllt. [).
Micla.. promi1ed Me&zenbaum
~ bearinp and eftOrta lO wnie
bills to address chanen In bukina
laws souaht lartely by consumer aroupa. Amona them are measures that
would require bank.I and SltU to
CMb all tovernmcnt checks. provide
low·incomc people with low-cost
c;bectiD1 and publUb data on their lencliDI for improvina low-Income ~. and loans to min· ;;~--
"It isn't all that I would like in the bill. but we've come to an undcr-
1ta.ndiJllL" Metunbaum said just
before tM vote.
Tbc bill tracks the proposal pres-
ented in February by Bush, pleda:ina S 1 S7 billion over the next l 0 years -
two-thirds of it from taxpayers -to
cover depositors apin1t tones and
calli~ for widctcalc reforms.
Chief amona them was that SclL
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rcteu.i.. 3SO more inl\i&ut10111 _.
$33 billion to handle new inlolve9-cles expected to arise before the,,_
2000.
To twfill Busb's promiee ol"aewr,.
apan, .. \be lcaillatioe abo ... ~
reDl8ca the aeency that o•• 1111 Werally iMUJed thrift instit..aioM.
tbe Federal Home .Loan lank laMI,
which bu been. widely criticiald •
beina too cloee to the indUltty, widl 1
new rqulatory authority to be~
liabed under tbc Treuu.ry r>ep.rt-
ment.
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Orenge CoMt OAllV PILOT/ Thuuday, Aprll 20, 1080
workers compensation overhaul· unv lled
Ul'h4 \,I \l»\H
Small business class
covers management SACRAMENTO -proposal
'°double the dasab1lit)' benefits of
California '-'Orkcrs was endorsed
Wednesda) by Gov. George Deu·
kmCJtan , AFL-CIO chief John
Hennma and spokesmen for the
state's major employers and in·
surers.,
But while the proposal. the
result of 11 months or pnvate
n~otiations, was hailed as an
"historic triumph" by Henning,
two of the most.powerful specia(
in1crcstaroupsafTec1cd by the plan
-doctors and lawyers -were
conspicuously absent from the
coahl1on The California pplicants' t·
IOI ne> s Auoc1aU<ln. !"hic.h rep-resents law)ers s~1al111na an
disabaht> claims. 1mmed1a1cl)
condemned the plan -which cuts
costs by chmanatana some current
appeal procedure -for "sacnfit'-
ioa the nghts of insured workeri.:'
California Medical As 0c1a11on
spokesman Ken Todd Siad onl).
"We arc anal )z1ng 11. Bui we were
not part oft he sroup. We were not
asked until last week."
Dcukmcj1an and Henning al o
said tlrey were JU 1 bea1nnang the
process of seek1rig supporters an
the Legislature. DeukmeJian said
he hoped to announce a b1parusan
lineup of lc11~latl\C ponso~ ne\I
Wtt ..
The proposal would aff«t 1.\
malhon Cahfom1a workt'rS and
600.000 cmplo)ers. and 1\ aimed
at reformanaa S)Stcm that IS one Of
the mo t opens1"e in the nation
for cmplo)ers but )telds benefits
for workers that art 45th among
the 50 SUlte It would raise benefits from a
current maximum or $224 per
week to $322 per week in 1990.
$420 per week in 199~ and $511
per week in 1992. Employer fl~\)·
ments would nst b)' about 14
percent, or b) about SI h1ll1on
annuall), and insurance ratt·
woutd be cul b~ 5 percent.
1 ~ mt o( tht moM) for th~
1m:rt1W'd bcntfill would tome from • Iona and ckta1lcd hst of
"O"~UltlDI chanr\ anclud1na· -0,erhaul o tJK P'Otrtm'
cumberwmc dama prOCCj • in-
cludana elimination of the
Workers' Compen~11on Appcab
Board and enactment of an It ..
celcralt'd chunn proccssina ~hed·
uh~ to be udm11us1ercd b> a new 01'1~1on of Wo1l.crll· Compcn"'1·
1100.
-A ban on "doctor shoppan.~"
b) "Aorkcrs sec-kin& a daagno ·~
1hat "ould ) 1eld greater benefit-;
-New limits on s1rc'ls claims.
under which worker\ qualif) for
benefits from ps)'ch1atr1c IOJUnes.
A Strin of frtt confenntta on M* •=·1•••• ~ will be
ol'rercd 'o Oran~ County small busaneu cntreprtncurs. . The upeoman& schedule~ May 2. laws. hccnsana, and 1n\urance; May 9:
essential steps to launch a bU tntuj Ma)' 16. manual or~~mputer accountmJ.
May 23, patents. trademarks, rop)'n&htt; May 30, adven"sn&. pubhC1t)'. pubhc
Relations. These discussions W.11 be at I to 3 pm Tuesda}'s. at Republic ~' mis m
Santa Ana. Pre-rcai\tration 1s rt.~uar~d. ('all 836-2709 . Thc&e ~rO&f8mS are co-spon~orcd b) the Service Co~ of Rc11rcd
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For mformauon call KeH ) haw or Maf) EnC'k\On at 4 76--. . . ~ ''How 10 Wle u.e B11lees1 War" as the \UbJCCt ofan cxccutt\le seminar t))
the Kappa Group On Tuesda) at the< o ta Mesa Re<i Lion Inn
The fee 1s $350 For fu nhe.r 1nformat1on or to regastrr call The Kappa
Group at U9-8 I 20. · • • • Enterprt1ln1 Woman "Acce11 to Information" scric~ wilt ha'e ns 11 topic
for ats Tuesday breaHa t mccuna "lncroa-;an@ \our V1s\b1ltt)' and
Producm It) •• The monthl) meetings. which are open to all v.omcn an
business. arc at the Irvine Mamou The breakfast panelists will speak from 7 to 9 a m and wall fea ture Mama
Brashier. prcs1dcn1. Brashier Co . nnt.• Crov.ell, p~1dent C ro'-'ell and
Associates. and Lorraine Rear n)'der. 'ice president and ~nncr W1seAdv1u·
The) wall coH~r marketing. indept ndent contracto~ and nuun1aan1n1
v1s1biht) The breakfast discus ion will bdollowed b) ura1n1ngS<''>s1on from 9 to 11
a.m .. conducted b) Anne Crowell. on the subJect; .. F1v~ tep to lncrca<11 ng
Your Produc11v1ty Through Marketin11." ••• .\n employment and labor relations law seminar pro' 1d1ng execuu"e
and manaacrs advice and technique tO prC\-ent labor and emplO) ment·n:lntcd
lawsuits wall be 9 a.m ·10 4:30 p.m.. pnl 2.6 at Gatewa) Inn in la Mm1da
Reitstratron fens S-195~6-SfSO forla~onai aucndec fralll the
same firm. Lunch, ccn1ficate of complc11on and seminar matenals are
included. Each firm attend1na v. all also rcce1,e a free cop) of the newly released vad~ "How to A"oad Sexual Hara sment Lawsuit<; -The scm1har matcnal'I
are available separately for$ I 25
To re1-1ster call Goldstein&.. Kenned\ toll-frtt at <800) 26-0113 .. ' American Society of laterlor De1lgnen v.111 meet at 6 30 pm . Apnl 26. at
the C'osta Mesa Red Lion Inn. 3050 Bmtol
The monthly mceung will feature Dalitd Teultbaum oJ Corra1-10 Fabnc'I
He "Aili present a "De 1gner's Guide to Toule ..
Cost as S2 I membe~ S22 50 non-membcr'I Fo1 r~servauon-;. call the
A ~ID office at 643· I 549 · • • • Profes1lonal Secretaries lnternaUonal, Bahia Chapter 1s spon\Onna a
luncheon dunnJ Prof es 1onal Sc( rctane' \\eek at the WMttn South Co:ist
Plaza Hotel 1n Costa Me\a. 11 a.m 10 I p m . pr1I 26. Tickets arc S20 afld ma)' be purchasc<fb> calling Pat Borden at 89 -3311
ext 301. • • • · Networldag Women of Or1111e County "111 meet al ~.m .. Apnl 26.
f ollow1ne open networtcana and a dinner, the program will •~elude a special ·presen~taon b) Walker A11oclate1 ortrHnc. ··vourlame. Your( ho1ce. Your
Power -,.:;;...llf.---~Nfi~~pen tO-itU working wen~ IA-{}f8Age ( OtlfH) ""''h spec.aa
emphasis on women in manaaenal position and women who own their o" n
busane'>SCS Paid reser"at1ons are required For anforma11on and rcscrv1u1ons call
Leora Baron at 786-0091 • • • The OT1111e Coaaty cla•pter of Womn ln Ma.aagemeat will celebrate 11s
16th ann1Hrsar) at 6 pm . April 27 at the Cihcraton e\\port
In add111on to dinner and binhda) cake the orpna1,.t1on ft-atures speaker
Joan Klubn1k. ED D Joan wall talk about using pov.er as a 100110 help ach1clie
goats
Prepaid restr'-atmnure required The ccm for the eHn1ng ofnet.,.,orkana.
dinner and the proiram as S:?S for mem~rs and S JO for cue-sts Mail check 10
Jane Huesscner. (PA WJ~f trc•uurcr, 25283C a~t Road.# 107. Laguna Halls
926S3. no later than .<\pnl 21 For 1nforma11on phone("' 14) 723-020Q • • • The Orange ( ounty Ad"en1 ang Federation prc~nts C«ld»rtay Ca1lao
Nipt from 7 10 11 pm. on Apnl 27 al the ln.:ane Mamou Proccc\h will benefit
AoC'lub's scholar\h1p fund. •
Cclebm) (• ino 1&}\t 1s open to the put>hc and includes cas1no-hkc
pmang, hors d'OCU\lt'fC mUSIC, danc 1ng. door prtlC~. and raffiC pn1e UCh U
a thrcc-da)/two-naght sta} an Lu Vcia . The cost for the c"ent 1s $20 for
AdClub member and SH for non·memticM No-h~l ~-.craaes will be
available for 1nforma11on call (71 4) 979-91 'I • • • Marllet1n1 For a Full Ho.It', a seminar focusing on the challenges faced b}
the independent hotel/rnotel operator . .,,..,11 be 7 to 9 p.m Ma} 4 at tht'
TravelOdgc at the Park 1n Anaheun •
The event 1s ponc,orcd b)' the ( ahfom1a I od&anJ Jndustr) •\'>soc1u11<>n 1n
cooperation with the Hotel and Re<itaurant t>1 v1\1on of 1he Manaacmcnt
( ollege of San f'ranc1~ The program as frtt for ho'>pataht ) emplo'!Cr nd
emplo)'ce wath advance re~rvat1ons
for more 1nforma11on or to make tt~~o11on\ for the kmanar, plca\t'
contact tbc C LIA Office Bl 800.637-466A b)'MB) I.
·Trump blasts '~otel queen'
NEW YORK (AP) -DcYeloper wu ~11ned off "<;inccrcl)'." It said an
Donald Trump. ntttl«S b) a dt'PUIC 91rt:
o"crasmall pte<'e or A1lan11c Cit) real "Cher the tut number of ~tan I c tatc. wrote a Klthana lttter rn If. ha\lc "''Itched a > ou ha.,.c vanuall)
t>lcd hotel qurtn Leona Helm le> • de tro)ed m> friend and a oncc .. rea1
and denounced her a "a d11'J"ICC 10 and re pec tcd man, Harr)
humanity" Hclmsley'
Trump·s April S letter to "" "Without the \Ctl of Han) Helm Icy bepn "Dear Lenna" and Helmiley, )OU ~ould be a non~lal).
RECRUIT
,romC7
Southern Cahfom11 a C\~nsive and
l»uake-prone. On top of th;u, "we're
ftsht•na. well~tabll\~ compan1e$
on the Ea l C<>a$1 and they d<>n't ~ant
to l0te."
A&hbroolt ttperatcs ht& firm from
lbc olhtn. Espetaally 1n 11'c pharma-
ce"&ical induttry, auracuna talent i1 a
lost battle.
Son;t ladtri didn't find thtm·
tel"n immune lo AlhbrOOk's PR·
dicamtnt. RobM ltownbluth. Ph.D .•
ptttidcnt of Sen C1emftttt'1 Ad·
\llnced uraacal lnterVcntion. 11id
becauK or heav> rclocauon and
hou 11'\I cost~ has firm won't try to
re ru1l unless 11 absolutely ha' to.
nd the fl rm c~pccu \Olr1n1 hou,m1
co'ts may crtate a lhonqc of hourly
v.orkers for manufactunna
Paul Kanan, pnttcknt and rtuef
e,c,uuve officer of lrvutt's Oncotcch
Inc .. dcitnbN S1m1lar problems find·
""clerical and~ help.
Not cvtryone tecS 1MN1iJ1s COlll 1
a cktttttnt. Edward McDonald. sale
and mark~ana vKC Ptttidcnt for
Cardiovucular DcvKU Inc . said the
po111bihty of makar,a me>My from hout•nt apprcaauon .. ., aJmost an
tn«nlt\'C propam 1n tttielf."