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THE ORANG E C.OAST
8y &iSUE EARNEST
Of -.,.., ,,.. SUff
· The Oranic County Transpor·
tation Comm1ss1on unanimous!) ap-
proved a tuaJr-cent sales tu incrcast
and 20.)ear transpona11on 1mprovc-
ment_plan Monda_i ancr an.iJait·
mtnute chan1es tn the proposal.
1.n~ludinaa shin ofSIOO m1lhon from
railways tq r91d improvements.
In add.uon. the comrfllss1on agrttd
NB man
··arrested in
death of
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By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of IN Dall) ,_ Scaff
A Newpon Beach man wasa\Tcsted
for involuntal) man laughter after he
aUqtdly rolled o'er on his infant
daughter and suffocated her as the
two slept on a couch. pohct said
Monday.
James 8. Corbett lll was av.akened
by his airlfnend, Michelle Koger. 20.
when she did not find their 6-1.\.cck-
old child'" hercnb unda} momina.
spokesman Bob Oakley said. K~r awoke Corbett, 21, and
when be rolled O\er. the bab) .. Tyra.
w1lS undemalh him <Sn the couch in
thetr West Balboa Boule\-ard apart·
mcnt, he sa1d Paramedics trans-
poncd her to Hoag Memontl Hospi-
tal, ""here he v.as pronounced dead
on arrival.
ft WIS not knO\\.n how long tht'
ctuld was undemtath htr father.
Oakley said. The c~ was u .. nder
IO\-C tl&atlOn •
"Officers didn't find an} thing that
would dictate there v.a anyth1 na
m1ssm• as far as f umllurt or a clean
ttoust. ht said .
Corbell. a data manaitr for a
Tusun. firm. was rc~ascd from the.
NcwpOn Beach Jiil unda} night on s 10,000 bail
to rCCOJnuc the Grand Jury as an
O\ers1&ht comm11tec that would act
as "watchd<>s" as the funds arc spent
over the next two decades. ·
Before the tax mcasurt can quahf)
for the No, ember ballot, the Sl I
hl.U101uoad plan and.la~ b1~ must be-
approvcd by ttlc Oranac Counl)
Board of Superv1so" and b} a
majorit> of the cll1e5 that represent
mort than 50 percent of the count~ ·s
population:
"We aJI recognize tJllS hearing
represents an 1mportan1 malctone
for traffic in Oranae County.'' ~upcr·
\ 1~r Thomas R1(e). chairman of 1he
comm1ss1on. said before the public
he.an ng began Mondaµnor-runp
The Orange Coun&) 20. \car Mas-
ter Plan of Transportation lmpro \e·
mcnts. which was first made public
t\\-O months aao. call\ for a hall-<:cnt
sat?:. tax increase rountyw1dc .\\
revised, the plan earmarks SI '\
billion of the tax-hike revenues tor
frccv.-ays. SI billion for road proJeU'>
and $115 mtlhon for mass 1rans11
o, er the nt~t t~o decades. S 11 6
bl1110n C0Utc:1 be )pent On trJOS(Xlf·
talion from ~ubbc and pmate
sources. accordma to Tom Fonunl·
public affairs officer tor the rnm-
m1s ion.
Swinging ·1n th• p•rk
AMJ Kl••• ltlow1 ft" son Gr•nt, J . the
IWln ..... llfe Mon4af •t Mariners r•rk In
tedMe, wJll find 1Pfl"9·111re weather todaJ
with a 11t9ht chance of thowert and Orange
. Co•st t emperatures In the 60s. Newport •••"· Swtne•rs. at well •• the
CM man.drowns in frien.d's pobl
9y The Oalt'y ""°'
Family and fncnds y,,erc stunned
over the "eckend to kam of tht
accidental dro-.nina of Costa Mesa
tt 1dent Josrph H Knowlton 1n a
fncnd'$ backyard pool
K.nov.lton. 26. and a aroup of
fnends v.erc. relu1n11n the la Habra
borne ~I ifter work Fnda} .. hen
the accident ocau'ftd.
A 1981 araduattofEsuancia H1&h
School. Kno...,,lton was a ttn1ficd
di"er• u ~u as an avid iurfer and
s-.immcr. · Acrorchna to Knowlton'• fam11),
membtrs of 'he sroup ~ takina
tums toint to the bottom and timina
themwh·n · •
Koowhon'1 friends saw him on the
bottom. look1n1 at h1 watch. But
when the) looktd down mommts
later. the) rc.ahzcd somethina wa
wronaand brouaht him to the 'urface.
They •ephed CPR until para·
medics atrsHd and transported
Knowlton to lhc hospital w~rt he
wuput on hfe uppon > term
On Sunda) moman the hfe $up.
Pon •>stem ~R' rtmO\ed and
Knowlton died.
The cause of death wa unkno-.n
p(ndana coms*tson ofan autops).
8om ftb. S, 1963. Knowlton v.
1C1a~c 1n 'IPO't•· cconJina to hi
mother, ut K.nov.hon. he ~rt1c1·
pe\cd sn football. lNCk. MXcer ~nd
wmthna 1n xhool.
He altO was an aCU\C urfer and
played vol~ball on the sand.
f0\IH'l01l\ IUlf \llO\
Af\cr araduauna from Es1anc1a .
Kno\\"hon lltcnded Cal late Long
Beach. then transftrrcd to (1on1aga
Unt\Cr51t) an pokanc. \\ash . where
he vaduated 1n 1986
He rttt'ntl> mo'ed back 10 his
patt1)ls' Costa Mesa home wh1k he
pre.pared to rt'turn to<Jontaa;i in the
fall to obtain h1$ doctorate' m
ph1lo~ph)
He worked at the K-Man store in
· fullcnon .... heft' he y,,15 a sport1na
aoods and auto man er.
AlthoU&Jl out or 50hool. he con·
tinu.N to part1c1patc, in sport . He
pla)Cd for the l"Ompany ~flball team
and had r\.'entl) purt'hased a new
$Urfboard .
"J~dtd and tned t\-eryth1na.". ut
Knowlton "11J
A lood tudcnt a y,,cll os an athJclc.
Knowlton was "the kind of \.1d that
h1 t.ea hers al\\3)S \aid 1f V.C' had a
roomful of Jocs hf\· \\Ould be ca ).''
has mother said
A "Cctebrauon \lfL1fe" Krv1cc will
bt' held at .. p m \\ednesdu at
Pacific \ 1tY,, MC'monal Park. lsoo
Pacific \1ev. Dfl\(', cv.Port Beach
V1cwin11s scheduled from 4 30 to 19
p.m
A mcmonal mas5 will be ~id.at I l
a m Thu™1a ~t -;au'llS 1mon
Jude Chul'\'h, 20.U.C Nl~ha t .•
Huntinaton Beach ·
N\owhon 1 \Uf\ 1\C:d b} his
partnts. 8111 and · ue of Co t.a Mt\I:
htS sister P•U of Lcttno tas and
his brother Jim of nta Barbara.
COA T/A3
r
s tax_ fiil<e
Tllc plan -wh1 h includes
prons1ons for e'<pandina the frccwa)
S)stcm. building a 220.mtlc network
of "super ~trttt " and cxpandang
commuter n11l sen ice -requires the
co~:!h andt"achcit) adopt tnd1vidual
gT1 mirnagement plans ~rt'
using funds generated by a sales ta>.
ancrea~
"I th1nl y,,e hi\(' aone through J
'el) .long and 'Cl) cff«t1'-e method
of communication." said Com-
missioner Richard Edair at the end of
almost twohoursofpuOliclellimony.
"We have reached a plan tbal ec:com-
modatcs all the playcn."
Smee the plan must now mm its
wa)' tnroUjh the citic,, com-
m1ss1oncrs sought to improve
chances for passage by shift.if\& some
funds from railways to road 1mprov~
f!ltteaw se:e TAX/ A2J
Newport tO seek:
ban on Jet Skis '
from s-Mo -----............-.... ,..._________.
8y IRIS YO KOI
Of ... 0..,, -kelf
Jct Siu cnthusums ma\ be banned alt~ther from the ....,t'~pon &ach
surf
Slated to adopt an ordinance that
v.ould rtstnct the hou"' "-ater 'cs~h
could be used in the urf tht' Nc-.1>0rt
Beach C II) Counc1l on Monda) nl.lht
instead a t...ed Cit} AttomC) Ro ben
Burnham to draft a re' 1scd. tougher
ordinance that "'ould be brouaht bad.
for a first rcadina in two wttks..
Council members indicated tbc) 'd
ltke a complete ban of kt k.J from
.the urflinc and furth(r ap~rcd. .to
rtJect a su t1on to op(n an s
corridor that "'ould allov. Jet '-1s to
be l.Aunched from tbe beach and
nddt'n out to 'K'll.
. The on11nall) proposed .ordinance
v.ould hl\-t' prohibited all boat and
water craft -y,, htthcr pov.trcd b)
motor. oar or ~11 -from the-. surf
bt't"llecn t~edge and tht' nta
Ana Ra' ei:Jell) from I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m
Ma} I to Sept 30
As a result. v.ater \.rafi enthusiasts
y,,ould bt' rntncted to nd1na 1n lbt'
tarl} mom1n& or latC' e'emng alona
the bC'ach or y,,ould ha\e 10 launch
their \CSSCI from the harbor and 16
out to (a to nde Thev could not
comt from "1th1n 100 feet from the
shore.
Ncwpon Beach currently has no
pc-c1fic laws on personal water craft.
All othcrOranae Coast aucs reautatc
Jct Sl..1s. v..ith most of them prohibit·
•n& launch1na from and nd1na alona
the beach au >oar.
Newpon Beach's lack of rcstrio-
tlons bas drawn Jct Ski cntbusaasu
from all O\-Cf the county to the city's
beaches. accordtng to ManM Safety
Dcpanmcnt p«90nnd.
Consequently, the number of Jet
Skis tuas auscd comucts with swim-.
mers and surfen. swtrnJ1)U\ ai\d
urfers m t often complain about
the Jct ki noi a.nd peedjna and
rtcklcss ndi
"The noise, lht smcU .•. the) ~ve
fumes all O\-Cf the pla~." said Tom
Pratt. reprncnt.au vc for the urfnder
foundauon. based tn Hununaton
Bnch. '
Newport Beach rn1dent John ncJ. "°' c. said Jct Sku sbould be proh1b1tcd from the surflinc JUSt as
motorqclcs art not allowe<t on
s1dev.alks
.. ~oc1dcnts can happen v.bcn you
tua'e a machine, .. wd netarovc.
v..ho prC"SCnted the councsl Wlth a
peuuon of about 130 1palures from
urfcrs.
f PMase'" N£VIPOrf I Alf
T~enseen
fleeing fire
in· Harbor
VieWarea
ly •IS YOt<Of
Of-Dall}' ..... ~
.\ )Ounaman v.•as seen ndioaaway
on a mountain b1cyclc after. two
usp1ciou1 firn broke out an an arsoo-
p~u~ ~borhood in the Harbor
Vitv. Homes 1~1 of CYoPoM &e.ch.
The latest fires. R'ponc<l latc Su.n-
da) in the 1800 block of Pon
.Wtstbournc Place. brinp ,,...._......,.,,...._
fic1al total ofc:khbnatcly.., blazes to
14 in tbe past nane monthl
·.
Parents have choice for child ten's schoo_ls
The blond. approlljmatcly 17-or
I 8·)Ur..old male scetl leavi,. the
$C't'nc may or m•) not bavc 1nfbr.
matton about tht' firn. but det«th-n
v.ould h"c to 'f>Cllt to hi9l, poijct ~man Bob 0.llcy •id.
.. )OM v.1th 1nfonnarion •bcNt
thlt penon, •c'd hke to talk eo." he u~uaJ tt.lf-cia>':· he \A1d "ParTnt
will ofkn pttfCf that and ~ut t a
tran,ftr on \Nt bl a ·•
There art alto tv.o ba11 cdU(a·
ttonal ~ons ••thin each local
atkndan« atta. 'onon said. Partnts
ma) chootc an elementary boot
that ~cs lfldc k1ndcrpnen
throup iillht. Of &h~ may chooee to
iCt 11K-tr c:Wdten on a kindtrprwn·
lhrou&h·fift1'...,.. track. a~r •tu ·h
CM)' art cMnndtd tea middle hool
ft r a lhree.year t111n•1t1on to hiah
IChOOl
''Thtte arc d.iffntn«' 1n tht l•u ·~-'"-NoMft ~id .. the. K-1 hOOla ~on a mort trad1taonal
fn tM S rv1<~ _,.,, ............. AS
id. . •
He wore a •h1tc T-shirt ~ dirt
panl Qakky added. Pt-1 IOM Willl
information thOUk1 c:oMKt Delet-;
\S'\C Cha.the 9n*l(lt It 6"44-,717.
metimc between 7 p.M. .._.
midnijht on Sunday. flOl1'eOM • •
fire in a l 912 Voho Jlat::rt P9Red in a dri vtMy It l Wmboume. :rbc car W ._
unlocked. Oakk) laid. Nciahbon foUd -....,.,. car tntUlfed 1n ftamcs aM .... ..
Ownct', who wa1 ...., ..... Ilia
llomc. O.tltf laid. ,.. --r•a••I
I( tbe project WIU fl~ appro~al
from the City COUACJI Ud' ·Jte·
development Altncy on May 24.
contlrUCtion could belin by nelt fall.
developer Gerald J.~K1c1n Mid.
~owed torn1ttupr~1ionofthc1r
pi:opcny.
"No dcaJ has bttn cul." said Cun
Hcrberu, one of tM p~ny owntrs. .. There arc a lot of us .-ho make our
livina there, and we have well over
I ,000 •itftaturcit from peoPk who do
not want the block aom down, ••
dOwn about I 0 feet ... raUlt o( IM
dh' ~•1. So 11's rally mCft like JCVett
feet:r
He 11id ht heel c.Jallaled whit nmu would have to be ror com-
rnftCial ll*C in ttw ccn~. sjvcn w
S50 million price tat for tk "'°1«'· aid found lhtm to be cxceu1vc.
however. lo lddiuon ao Hntaeni. two ....._. ·we did a -..... maruuna .oppqarn11 addrnted * com·
auedy, .. belaid. '1ielli'Vrourtlanln m1111on. coun~ ~ thrtt IUp-
inaat. CiDlplc1 Odeon. a"d we are porntn.
abOut 10.,.. our wpermarket lea~. . Plans for tbC 4.4Sl«tc center Ca.JI Wehav,t.a~by:Mho2S forJiCven le~l1ofputraa. indUdina
raaaurant l'O.U~ And some very t•o aubtcmnean levds: Mott .Of the toad rNiJ chaiftt. • ccn~r'• profile will nit to a hei&ht of
He laid retail apece rcnaa.ls would 40 to~· fttt. accord1ft1 l0 P-fana. with
from s 1 1 equa~ fool to about the ht&hest point bctf\& a 7a.foot
.. we·~ thrilled that we aot a S-0
vottfrom thecommitsionen. .. KJein
aald. "We're 'anticspe,t1~ a 11milar ~ption from the City Council. tf we
F1 that appro~al. v..c could be open by
Janl&lry or February of 199 l. ••
One of the details remainir:ia, apart
from Ci'y Council approval, 1s thJU
Klein'.s Trianale Square Associates
does not own much of the property m
the arianale. and some of the small
busine1S ownen in the tract have
Herberts stro"'y critaclud a iup.
plementary environmental imPKt
report that wu done in 1988 for tbc
project.
··Retail a_pecc •• 19jna to han to
coat about 14 to $4. ~a square foot ...
he saia ... , don't know how anyone ti
101na to pey that~ not ao blnkrupt.
You can compete that to the Balboa
Fun ZoM, where they cbarae abd'uc
$4 a square foot. Their ttnant
tumovtrttabout t~rit1 )'Car ...
S .-. ,... · tower. a~~ •OC>C , ' ltwllldi~ lS,OOO~~fMOf' '
~ tbt s11c of the proJcct. of retail spece that cumntly exists on ••1i reP,C?rtS that the water table is at
17 (cct, • he said. "But t 9.87 and '18
wtrc drOUfht years. My son-in·law is t civil en11nter. He's worked in that
irca. He told me the Wltcr table was Kirin diapuled Herbnu' cllim,
the catama&ed 100 people who turned tht' tract.
up a& tbC Plann1n1 Commission Klein said the Pf'OJCCl comphes mecUftl Monday niaJ>t, only a few with incasurc O. the city's voter·
spoke-far ~or aaainst 1t ·dunna the approved traffic and IJ'Owth control
public hearina. ordinance.
Oeputy. graZed a·~ fo/etilead Dy
bullet,: shoots Car theft.suspe at
-TM<
FromAt .
menu· as bad ~n ~untcd by the
county Lca•uc of Cities. Leaaue
Prcaident Phillip Schwanzc said heis
optimjstJC the plan now will be
approved by the ciues.
. .
Margo !\dams' court ·
h~ar·ing set May 2 5.
1ty JANn ZJMMlaMAN
Of ..............
A'IUspectcd carthjefwas shot twice
and ICriously injured .by sheritrs
officials who returned firt after he
aJleeedJy Sibot a deputy in the for.e-
head Monday. officials said.
-The 8:10 a.m. shootina followed a
2().,minute chase from the 22000
bJock of Batlovento in Mission Viejo,
Sheriff's Dcpenment spo~esman Lt. ~k Olson said. The vehicle had.
· · Qreaon license plat.cs, but 4'as rc-POnCd stolen in Sao Francisco late -luiwedt;--
Mattbcw Glenn Kaufman. 2S, of
Portland, Ore .• the only person in the
car, took off after the deputy tned to
stop him, Olson said. The pursuit
ended at Rapid Falls Road and
Sundowner Drive, in the unin-
corporated-Nellie Gail Ranch area of
Saddleback Valley west of M1ss1on
Viejo. ·
· The road dcad~nded m an un-
developed area near a 6().foot ch ff. he
said. The suspect ran from the scene
and Lhrouah back)ards of the upscale
nei&hborhood. f!tUCI\, of which 1s still
under construction.
Details of the ensuing gun battle
were not-11veilable;-GOOn-said:-
The deput). whose name ..-as
withheld, su ffered a ··grazing-type"
.
wound m the forehead. He was 1n
good condition at an area hospital.'
where he was cllpcctcd to remain
overnight. Olson saftl.
Kaufman was in serious condition
in the 10tensivt cart unit of Mis ion
Hospital Regional Medical Center in
Mission V1eJO, a nursing supervisor
said.
As with all officer-involved shoot-
inas. the incident was under in-
vcstiption by the D1s1nct Attorney's
Office. Wall) Wade. the deputy
distriCl auomcy headm& the ,pr"°bc.
~1d he had no information on how
many rounds "A-ere fir~d or-who shot
first.
"Ohcc everybody fOt in the same
1rove, and compromlses were made,
Jl went very well." Schwanie aid
after the vote Monday.
"What they did was take money
from lhe 1ixcd 1u1deway fund to &et
some real, in-the-vound improve-
ments in," he~-"A lot of people
wanted that.", -
However, as a former city planner,
Schwanze said he still thinks rail
transit it lcey to the county's f utu~
transportation solutions.
-Kr~jury ends ~lghth day of dellberatlons
''J think the ~ture of transpor·
tation improveif\ents is certainly
lookinsahcad to alternative transpor-
tation developments," Scbwartze
said. ··1r )'OU keep s1eahn1 from the
(fixed 1u1deway system) fund you're
nc"eraoing to get 1t, and I think it's an
intearal part of the transPQrtat~n
system."
But Florence Ca vi leer. a member of
both the wguc of Women Voters
and the 20. Year Master Plan C1tiun
Advisory Committee, said sbe wu
d1sappomtcd with the shift in funds.
8y Cly News SeMce
Jwon in the trial of accused serial
killer Randy Steven Kraft ended their
e'P.th day of deliberations Monday
without rcacbina a verdict.
Kraft, 44, is acculed of murdering
16 Jg:'' men in Ora.nae County over a o years, and has been im-pl~t.cd-in 29 other deaths in Cali·
~--nd-M~ .. -lilfh--
If Kraft 1s t:onv1cted of more than
one of the Oranae County slaymgs.
prosecutors plan to ti)' 10 hnk him to
the other deaths dunng the penalty
pbasc·of lhe trial.
Prosecutors have alleged that Kraft
usuall)'. selected young white
hitchhikcn as his victims, many of
whom were drugaed, sexually
mutilated and stran&Jed. 9efe1ue·ett~.no
direct physiCll evidence linking the
Loos Beach computer programmer to
the ~Jlinp.
Allhoush she said she doubled t
Kraft ..was arrested May 14. 19U · would make a difference should tbe
b}'_ two California Highway Patrol plan make it to the November ballot,
officen who pulled him over on the Cavilecr said most residents want
San OiCJ<> Freeway in Mission VieJO solutions that cross over city bound-
for emucdri vina and found the body arics.
of2S-year-old Manne Terry Gambrel "What they want 1s a countyw1de
in the cu•s pusenacr 1e11 -5~ worb tnd I don•t th111k
ly JANrf ltMMfRMAN
Of tM ~ .... """'
Marao Adams. the former mistreu
o( baseball star \VJ.de Bogs, 1s
achedulfli to return to court on a
shoplifiina charic: lateT this month.
when lawyers )Wiii Ir) 10 resolve the
case before tn~I.
At a prt·tr1al conferen~ Monday,
the case was continued until May 2.S
for dj'sposition, a Harbor Municipal
Court clerk s:ud. At that time .. Adams
has a chance to plead pilty~
The 33--year-old Santa Ana reSldent
was arrested March 19 after a Nor-
dstrom secunty auard allqedly saw
her hide a jacket under her dress in the
South Coast Plva store he initially
denied stealina the S2S8 ttem and
then offered to pay for it, accord in& 10
Costa Mesa police rcpon~. •
She pltadcd 1 nnoccnt to the charse
Adams bas become well-known for
a lawsuit she: filed apmst Boggs. the
Boston Red Sox third ba.seman
Adams sued for SS00.000 she ~
pe>rtcdl) lost in waac' and expenses
when 1he 1ra ... clcd with hjm o n 64
road trips durin.1 thetr four-year
affair Tht-~uit ct11ms Boas broke an
oral contract to uppon her.
A Califomua appeals court d11-
miHcd a S 12 ro11hon lawsuit Adam•
filed a141ns1 the player for emotJonal
d1strt-ss.
Tfie mortpae bro lcel'-tumed-
Penthousc model hu not appeared at
an> court hcannas on the.c.baflt. She
has betn rcpre~nted by herattome).
Walter Cole. who •could not be
reached for comment ·
Deput) D1stnct AtlOf'!le y David
Frank refused to comment on the
pos ib1ht> of a 1u1h) pica by Adam\ She~ charaed w11h one count of pell)
then. a m1idemeanor.
Sheal~1scha~ wttha probatio n
v1olatior. for a misdemeanor trcspas.-
1 ng conviction 1n January, Frank said.
l n 1984. dams was chars,ed with
fraudulent credit card use at Knott's
8cfl) Fann and Nordstrom stores 1n
South Coast Plaza and the Brea Mall.
but those charses eventually were
dismissed. he said
Sl'ic instead pleaded guilt)' to the
lesser trespa\ 1n1 char1e and wa~
sentepfed to three years un-
supervised probation and a $4.871
fine, Frank ~1d.
their focus 1s on the city's parochial ---------------------------------------&-concerns."
ates up~e la
-NE\X/PORT
,romAJ · · -Jct Ski cntbusiuts aarccd motor-
iud water craft should be separated ,
from swimmers and surfers. "We
fully Jupport keepina v~ls out of
coqestcd swimmina areas," said
Catherine Manin, spokeswoman for
the Intcm.ational Jet Ski Boatina
Association and a Newport Beach
rcsidenL .
However. Jct Ski ndcrs sugested
u a comprom1sie lhat an access
corridor be provided that would
allow Jct Skis to be ridden out into the
ocean from the beach during all
hours. ·
Launchma from Newpon Harbor,
which is currently allowed. is
cumbersome because tfie vessels
must be ridden at the slow speed of
five miles per hour. the Jct Ski
enthusiasts said.
Marlin sugested the area Just west
of the Ncwpon Pier for the corridor.
since the Dory Acet fishermen
. . SCHOO 15 Requests tor transfcn from the Iii · neiahborhood school tnust be sub-'tOfft A 1 mitted to the pnncipal of the local
"OveraJJ it' a a &ood district," 1ehool, who then forwards it to tbc
Tradway said. "They do try to work principal of the requested school.
with the needs of parents, althoush a Caner said. District officials submit
lot of times the limjtina factor is the application to final review and. 1f
simply wM&bcr or not there is room pouiblc, approval, he said.
for the child at the parents' choice of Officials an the Huntinaton Beach
1ehoot I've teen tome"Who have been City School District offer such a wide
turned down, and of ooune nobody vanety of education"-. and child care
likes that. But by and larae the prOlflmS a different schools that
feedblclc I act is that people feel pretty 1ntra-<listrict transfers have become
positive about the lheway the district commonplace, Superintendent
bandies thinp." Diana Peters said.
Nonon said pettnts who make .. March is our open enrollment
their choices early and apply to the period, .. Peten said. "If you want
district foT transfcn by Feb. I are your child to 10 to a particular JChool
Jiven automatic approval. Others, and you·re in the district. you should
1ncludin1 requests from outside the apply then. Of course. we make an
district, arc bandied On) a space-effort to accommodate It any time,
available basis, she said. ""' and tnott of the time~ are able to ...
The other way to cboole an ' Prottams that attract students to a
elementary school 1s not to choose, partic:War ICbool include all-day
Norton said. In that ca~. seosr&PhY k.inderarlen and an infant' care and
makes the decision. 1ick c6ikl · 'care prosram offered at
.. In the ·vast m~ority of cues, Burke Center, Peters said.
· famiUe1 simply put it on automatic On the other hand, parcnu who
pilot," the said. "Location and ronve. simply need after-school ca" f'or their
nicnce tctm to"be the most imPotWU children need not look beyond the
detenninina factors., and most opt for neiahborbood Khool. sbc saad.
the neiahborbood school." •'All of our tchools have af\er-
ln the Newport-Mesa Unified tc:hool care, which is ·opmntd
:.School District most parents prefer to throUfb the YMCA" she said. "Fees
send their children to nci&hborhood arc on a shdina scale, 1CCordin1 to a
.chools, said Fred Carter, director of family's income:· . lltudent 1CtVices. Hunlintton Belch offen OATE
lut Min Fountain Valley. parents Pf'OlfaDU at all elementary 1nd
in t.be Newi>ort-Mesa district may middJc ~tchools, but one GATE
• ~uat tra.nSfm to other scnool1. l1\llMt ichool off'm it more in·
1 We bave an application for intra-teftlively, Peters wd. Punts wb0te diacrict uansfen and it jdcntifies a cbildttn are Jif\cd Ott talcnltd may tridt~ofrca1onsforwhich1ucha cboote to send them to tbc maanct · ttutlb' would be justified.•• Ctrter tcbool rather than the local tchool.
• liaid; ' • aaid. ; "lri tome cues, o(coune, it's aoina Parents in die lrviac Uni'*'
to bl baed on the ability of the tchool School Disuict have been known to
to make room for tbc aaudcnt. Jn camp out in hat of one 1ehool that
1 I08le c:un tbe pettnt i• eoina to have o&n year-roUDd claala. ·,to btftnible illkR it no room at tbe ""The}_ (requeetb have that prot,;.
:ICMOlotcboice." lem at El Camino Schbc>I.~ tbe
QiW C111W iDd ~I cduca&iQn supply of ..... tis not meet tbe
,........ ... lbe Orinwy ttatOnt (or dallaad," Mid Jerry· Rayt, ..-..ant
, ....... irilM9 the ctiltrict. Plmlu' dillrict ~1tenc1en1. ~e hive ...,.... iluOcber rwon. two IC a.hat Offer .)'ter-rOued ' °'Wf do ..__ recau-11 for tran~ dwe ud Gel it OM of die mtJor : ...... OlllirdiJCriCU." C...... l&id. rlMDal ~ ~ choolt OM
, ... •111111 whlWI die clillric:1 are idtoalovw...,.._, ... ,._,.;ortly." A.a ................... ..
{ But county resident Wayne Kina
already launch their boats from there. sa1dvoters-w11l not approvea sales w .
Martin said such access c~rrido_rs "The 20-year transportation ptan 15 have s_ucccssfu!IY been cstabhshed m a sham," Kfoa said. "The Oranac
San Dies<> and in Daytona Bc!ich. Ra County Transportation C"omm1ss1on
Councilwoman Jean Wall, how-should be ashamed of itself."
cver,saidaccessto theoceanfromthc "Read m)' lips-no new taxes,"
bay or another boat 1s enouah. KinJ added, quouna a familiar cam-
paian slopn from President Oeorat
Councilwoman Evelyn Hartaatted Bush. ··The same Oranac· County
and said all boa\s .. with the c1ception votcra who hdJ?.f!d put Bush in the
of OOry Fleet fishina boats and White House will vote down the,,_~
lifca~rd petrol bQats, should be ta•."
Jy CJty Newt ~
LOS ANGELES -A judac Mon-
day refuted lO 1r1nt a MW CTUI or
thro,-out a jury's award of ncarty
S200,000 to a Santa Ana private
mvestiptor who cla1med the Onnai
County lherifT e~acd in a pohtt~I
vcndctta qaJnst him.
U.S. District Judac Richard Gad-
boi•' refusal Lo ~nt the motions left in place the 5119,894 awarded to
Preston Guillory on March l$.
G uillory sued heriff Brad Gates,
the County of OranJe and several
othcB, 1nclud1n1 the city of Anaheim
He claimed 1he sheriff cha.racd him
w1Lh tllcpll) carrym1 a firurm and
1"mpcnonaun1 an officer at the con·
cluSton of a I 98S an ... esupuon con-
ducted b) a spcc1al sherilrs unit
commanded by Oatt"s.
Guillory "sencd that the charsts
were brousht as pan of a vendetta
ap1nst one ofGatn' polittcal fon
prohibiled from the surf.
J ----------.......................................... _ ................. ... · A'RSOWST The incidcptl t\a"e ranMd from arsonist) hid mo\'cd on. h was more dents to two schools in particular is n "I small ttQh.can firtt and veli1cle fire upsc1t1ns (Sunda) maht) becauSt we
the so-called "Basics Pim" style of 'romA t to the dritruct1on of an cm~)' house re11hzcd 1t nc"er len 11 all." ,
leamina. Meanwhile, another fire ..-as lpot-on Pon Wntbourne. Most ofahc firn In March. the Pol1ec DcparttUent
Conceived about 12 years -ao as an tcd JU$1 down the block at the Harbor occuf!eid on •ee~nd n11Jns or early beefed up tll petrols of the area •nd
altcmaiive to the then current Vacw Clubhouw. Sometime betwten monunp. added underco"er detectives. Police
"clasurooms without walls" concept, I 0:30 P m. and midn1aht. someone <rheLut fire in w area prior 10 this and fire in ... e tt11tors worlonajointly
Basics P1U$ is a more traditionally started fim on three Touoac c)\ai~ wcckend'1incidentsoccurftdbeckoa on the case held a communit" b&led approach that emphasizes such with plastic straps and four plastic 1 thin .. as reaular homework and dose traffic cones at the clubhouse. Oakley April ·1. . mectina '" Apnl and cncoura&ed -· 'd n · wttte-..t• fi h fi hed residents to ttport ant small bit of suocrv1sion. 111 . is '"" I ires a"c re "" ~ t" that a I '"h th r.some or the clements are conm. The chairs and cones were found residents' fean .. Bttause of the month 1niorma ion m > c P ca... e
tent letter grad1n1 and pravess re-stacked apinst a wall. melted and span since the last 1nc1dcnt, ~l'lldcnts ar'$0nist.
ports, parent conferences, self<on-burned. Oakley said. had bqun to think the sencs of fires Detective ha ... e speculated the
tained classrooms and teacher-The 1wo fires arc the latest an a was O\'cr. • arsona1 tJ a re 1dcnt of the arta.
directed lessons:· said Lynn Bopn. smn1offimbel1e,cddeliberetely~t .i'We were all bq1n ma to relax," Bentle)' said the bomcownm u-
pnncipal of Alderwood School. 0~ on several street in the Harbor V 1cw said Bo Bent~). a Port Wcstboume sociation 1s soil d1SC\Us1n1 the idea or
of the two Basics Plus centers. Homes area. resident "Wt lhoui,ht ma)'~ (th.c offtnna a reward for information.
While mainstream schools have fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii also drifted back toward the tra-
ditional. basic approach. the two
Basics Plus schools still offer the most
structured proarams, Bopn said .
.. Some ch1ldren do better 10 that
more structured environment, and
1l's thatsludcnt who is. best served by
our prosram,.. she said. "Othert
thnve in a morcfrcc-flowinf environ-
ment, which they can 1til !el to '1
larae extent at other schools.'
Parents who want their chJldren to
attend a Ba Jct P1us 1ehool, or ant
1c:hool other than their nc~Jbborbood
1ehool. may apply at any 11me. Rayle
said.
.. You simply 'o and talk to the
re:lrl and tee tf lhcy have room ...
In ar.. Coett tchool distncts.
choice has become an imponant
waachwotd in enrollment pohcie .
"That's one of the acat th•l\ll that
we've atways been kftown Tor 1n
Irvine, tbat we pve percnt1 a choice,··
~~~ .. lncl..Sina Nonon Mes~ llio UI their dillricU
bOld the ooaoepe of cbokc in hip ~·the .... bortiOod tebool hu bY DO WI~ In fac1 , tht
\'tit ~ty of Jlllftftll in moat tn:a
distric:tl still ope 'f0tt tbe tehoOlhOuw
on die comn. Oftk'ial111~ •..
Md IOme itit1rict oflkia1I alto u~ :r."nct for die lell ~~~ ..... . ...... .,.. ....... ,...,., ..... ,...c;.., .....
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Ofllnoe CoeM OAtLV PfLOT/Tueecsay, May t... M
HI I I I 11 '\ H<t \IC I~
Candidates sought
for Newport panels
Ide teac~s spe.cl
ewpon ~ach 1s lookina for candidatC"S to fill
tnts on five cny bOards and commi sions that
become vacant when clustana terms c.:pirc June 30.
Seven kit WJIJ bt availabk. two each o.o the
Parks, &aches and Recttation and the Planning
commissions Ind one each on tbe Board orL1braT)
Tru tees, AnsCommisuon and Cl\ 11 Scrvacc Board ~ dcadhn£for fihnJ apphca1ions, which fl\a)
be obt11ned from the Cacy Clerk's office at 3300 Nc~pon .Blvd .• is 4:30 pm. Ma) 17
The Plann1n1 Commission mttts t\o\-ll'C a
month 11 7:30 p.m . on the first and 1hird Thu~a)
of the mOntb, the Parks, Beaches and Recmuion
Comm1ss1on m«ts at 7:30 p.m on the first
Tb'ursday. 1be'"C1~1I Service Board. at 7·30 p.m . on
thcfarst Monday, the Arts Comma ion. at 7:.30a.m.
on the fourth Thursday. and the l1brar) Board at
S:30 p.m on the third Tu~>
Photos of Balsa Chica displayed
The pubhc as invited to enJO)' pnzc-~annin&
photos and slides taken m the Bolsa Chica ~et lands
at the Am•&os de Bolsa Chica mce11n1 to be held at
7:30 p.m Wednesday at Hunun11oa Beach City
Hall, Room 8-B.
The exhabtt 'klll also be on dlspla) an the lo-.Cf'
Caty Hall lobby Thurday throu&h May 20.
Thert were more that} I SO entnc-s '" "'anous
d1v1sions that included plants, land'itapts and of the
Bolsa Chica as well as people in the Bolsa Chica
Gordon Has11ngs of Fountam Valley won the
sweepstakes award for his black ~nd while photo ot
. w1"fts. a long-legged wading bir~ .
Miss Huntington S~ach scholarships
8y JOYCI IOOl.OVICH
°'-~,... .....
Eric A~non is • •ofuntttf' tncber's
aick, o~ of hundred of oeoole in OtlQfC
County who rqularly ~tp out in 1hc'
ctasuoom.
But unhk.t m0$t 11d~ Aodcnon can't
walk to the front of the classroom and ~ture· tQ. the stu<knts. He can't pve
homework ass1inments. And be can't
scnbble math formulas on t.Mchatkbolrd.
Andcrion, a )().year-old fountaan VaJ-
lc) ~dent, has ecrcbral palsy. .
But what Abdtl'$0n acco.mplishes 1n his •
¥.«kl) one-hour 1tach1n1 sns.aon in Came
Stayback's founh and finh 1radc
clauroom 11 Cox Elemen tary School aoe-S
beyond the baste academic world of
~din.a. wnttni and anthmcuc.
••Enc tau&ht me 10 look at tnallcn1cd ~oolc dtfTcrcntly," said 9-year-old Michael Ecker. "You don'tju<Sa.ca-book by
ii.cover"
"I felt .an of like scared of him because
t)c was in a wheelchair," added Cryrital
Cacnfueios. 9 ... Now I learned that he ts
challenged ... and not dumb. l IC"amed that
c\eryooe as chaJlenged 10 some way."
On a recent momanJ an laybeck's
dauroom, Andc:non am v.ed dressed ncat-
1) an a dark blue: suit. Has mother. Sandy,
maneuvered Anderson's wheelchair to a
round table an front of the ctassroom. A
wide smile crca~d her son's face as a &roup
of enthusiasta<: children gathered around
the table .
The children listened pa11en1ly as
Anderson struggled with each word His
delayed spe«h '><>mc11mes prompted his
motheno 1n1erprc1 has words. A fund-nnser luncheon for the 1989-90 Mt'>\
Hun11naton Beach Scholarship Pagacnl will he held
at 11 :30 a.m . Wednesday at the Newland Barn.
corner of Beach Boulevard and dam!. Avenue
The-pupils. ho"'ever. appeared 10 have
no. problem •undemanding his lesson on
the plight of the phys.ally handicapped.
or "chaJlengc:d" as Anderson prcfen to he
called.
l!rlc Anderson t•lks wltb students •t Co• Elementary School In Fountain Valley
The Women's D1vis1on of the Chamber of
Commerce -called the Sand Dollar'! -,., seeking
women between 17 and 23 who arc rcc;1dent\ of
Huntington Beach for the papent Potl·n11al
applicants should call 536-8888 Deadline for
enJrants 1s July 31 . Perc;ons interested in attending
the SS luncheon are enrooraged 10 call 893~614
Theater auditions
Aud111on\ for Christopher Ourang·s adult
satincal pla) on pa~n11ng. "Bab) w11h the Bath
waler," "•llbe.hc~ to.i-p..m... \\cdncs<la) in
Orange Coast College's Drama Lab Thc:atcr.
Directed b) QC( Theater o\ns Profcs~or John
Ferz.acca, the sho" "111 be prc~nted June I 'i· IX
22-2S, and 19-Jul) 2
The cast consists of two men anJ e1gh1 \\Oml'n
Ptrsons 1ntcres1e<l 1n auditioning need 001 he OC <
students or rneet any age 'requirement\ J or
addttional an formation. call 432-5640
Status of mental-health care
"I hkc hstcn1ng 10 Enc talk," said Laura
Shaker, 10 ··~me people thank he do~n·1
kno"' a lot. bu1 on(e )OU get 10 know him
)'OU find out hl' knq"'\ a lot."
"I like: h1\ k'>'iOn'> ... said Jill Lockwood.
10.
There was a mutual respect bcl"'een
Anderson. an Orange Coast ( ollc~e stu·
dent. and the )'Oung people.
"l thank 11 1s 1mponan1 to teach the
sub1cc1 of a better understanding ofw~t ~
lake IQ be hallcn_grLJ dUtlem 1ha1
handicapped people arc like anyb<><h else.
but I like to refer 10 handicap people as
challenged,'' said .\ndcrson.
''When I graduate from OCC'. I hope 10
do more teaching I loH-teaching thl'
kid~" he said. breaking into one of h1\
anfcctaous gnns
Teaching 1s nQt .\ndcrson'\ onl) goal
He met w11h As~mblyman Nolan
f nu l'l k R-foun~ain Valier. 1n Apnl to
d1~ U\'> a bill that" ould require a handitap
;iy,ar1:ncs'> program be pan· of puhltc
'>lhool l umculum
AnJcrwn conHl)Cd an a letter 10
Fnuellc his concc:rn about the lal k ul
knowledgl' youpg people have ot lhl'
d1~bled
.. , om·r rnmmun11 \ classes all the tune
but '>Oml· Pt.'OPlc arl' IOO sh)' or afraid to ask
me quc\11ons ab(lut m) cond111on II
Pt.'Ople an· afraid to ask que~11ons, ho,,., l an
thc~arn''
-'The C"'ahiom1a Cduc.ilonal S\\tl'm
should 1ndudc 11:ach1ng ab6u1 people ""ho
are hand1lapped. h " very 1mponan1 for
people lo act uodl·r .. tand1ng about thl'>
SUbJeCI. '""'II hclpt•\el)one 1frvel)One IS
rl'alh 1n,ohe<l." he said
"Handicapped, or as I like 10 y~
challenged. "'ere kepi in nu1"1n1 ho mes
group home\ and !>tale hospttals The'
't'-Crl· isolated from soc1ct) No,,., the
challenged arc. an chc communll)'. \0 no"
the community needs 10 be taught."
ThouJh Fnzzclle aarces 1n concept 10
the prOJ('(.'t. he docs not endo~ ~ state·
mandated prOJ.ram.
In suppon of '\nderson·s cause. each
pupil "'rote a lc11cr 10 Fnaelle.
·· o\braham Lincoln said m has sptteh at
Gett) s~rg. that 'all men hould be treated
equall) · How as has speccb fOina to come
trut' 1f ch&Uenged people can t go to rtplaT
school hke c' er)one cl~. Just because they
can't walk or talk nlht doesn't make them
s1up1d Everyone has their own handicap.
Some people may need Jla,sses. but that
doscn't mile them bhnd," wrote tudent
Ben M1nan
··The fact is t\c has the scncsis of a pretty
lrcd1blc 1dca.J>11t 11 will like some funher
"'ork," Fnaelle satd ··1 am prt'm mulh
aa.unst a st.ate-mAndated program bcc-auSt"
at could bnnga massive pnct' tag for school
d1s1nc1s cspecaall} 1h0St" "''h a hm11e<l
bud~I
"I do bchcvc instead oT mandaung this "Enc .. as a ateal teacher. People call
on a Male level at should be put together m hhn retarded because he has~rcbral pals)'.
a manner 1ns111utod on a volunteer basis I En~ as a , cry smart l?lan. That is why
have rncouraac<S Eric 10 put together an • e"c:l)onc ihould be treated equall)," he
o utline of the provam 10 be prcse~ed 1n J ~ad
cla~s. then 10 come back 10 me
Still. Fn12elle said he bche' t''>
"nderson's idea could "catth on lt kc: a
w1ldfirt"
Sia)' back cchos those <;enuments
"The e sen('(' of Enc 1s. ·t never l•"c
up.' •· \atd la)bad.
The status of mental-health rnre 1n Cahfu1n1,1
wall be d1M:usscd at a meN1ng ofthc Orange Count'
Democratic Club Wednc<,cfa) at 7 pm at 1h\.·
Hun11n1ton Bea'h L•brat).. Talhi.•rt Room. 71 f I
Talben A"'c
Mesa city attorney to enter private practice
Wendy Kelle>. president and board or d1re(·tor'>
member oft he South Coast Alliance for the Mcnt.al h
1111 ~ill explain ho" md1' 1dual'> can pro' 1dl-
emo11onal SUPJ>On for the mt'nt:ill ~ 111 She ha\
taught 1n tht N'ewpon Mesa Unified ~chool 01 .. tnr t
as well11s the l 'C:r Women's Opponunll) C't!ntcr
The f~<' mceung ,., open 10 the publtr. \1f>rl·
mforma11on·ma) be obta1nt'd b\ 1.:alling 89 -18~2
Seminar for mature workers
ly 801 VAN EYKEN
('oc;ta Mc ·a·s cit\ a11ornc\ Thomas <
\\ ood has announced his rcslgnn11on after
mo~ than 12 )ears "'ith tht.' c11~ l
\\ ooJ. 49 \atJ he planned 10 re-enter
pr" ale pral11lC ,,., ith the futul'l.' < O\ta
Mesaofficeof'Ac< uKhffin:Do)lc Rro,,.,n
& Enc:l"OI)
··1t's not 1h;11 I was burned out or
an)thang," \\ ood \31d. ··tt had alwa)s been
on m) mind 10 ao baclno private prau1rl'
at some: po1n1 h\ with ~me ~ret tha1 I
go. \\hen ) nu "or!. w11h people for I:!
)ca~ thn ht-lOnll' '>Ort of hke )our fom1h
But I'm \Cl) nuted about 1ht• prospt"t'.i'
for th<' future ··
One of ( ahforn1a \ l.argl·\t la,,., firm\
• D<» le \1d utl·hl·on has uflit.e\ in San
Franu\w \.in Jo~. Walnut < red. "ash-
1nston () < ~hangha1 and Ta1ix-1. "ood
said
" lonttt11nc acqua1n1ance ot Daniel J
( unn. J p,1rtner "•lh Do)le M t( utchl'On.
\\.'uo<l ~11d Mcf utchcon rnntacted him
when the firm de<1dcd 10 o pen 1 < O\t:i
Me\8 office
·· fh1ngs JU4it wn of ('amt 101ethn he
~·<l
Co ta Mesa Ma)Or Pl."tt'r Bulla \at<.l lht'
l'll) "'ould protlabl) hcJin ~art:h1 n
1mmed1atc:I) for a su,ttswr to Wood Ht
!>aid 11 ,,.,o uld be it challenae for the cat' 10
find ~meone "'ho matcht\ Woc.1<f\ com·
ix-1cn("e and commllmt'nt 10 the ell'
"M > rcall1on to the nc"s 1s a t ros'
bet\\Ccn being hcar1tlrokcn and bc1n2
h.app) tor him:· Buffa said ... l know afa a
good mo"'c for him. but there arcn·t many.
pcopk out there "t\o can do aqood 1 JOb
as he's dont' for us all 1h~ ye&l"S. He11 bt-
\Ort'I\ missed ··
\\.oo<l 14ill lc.1,c 10 optn tht new office
1n Jul\ He said tht' ollict' ~ould sp«tahtt an real t'Slalt' and land use Jay,
{ graduate of Ha:u1ngs ColJcac of Law.
~oodJom~d tht' l'll~ 1n 1977 as a 1 tant
, ;momt'' lk "as1'amcd c1cy attorney
1980 A career seminar open to person~ aged 55 and
over will bt held by the Pnvatt' lndu'llry Counul of
Orange County on Thursda) an Huntington lkach
and Fnda:y an In inc
The workshop '" intended for oldi:r pen.om
interested an leamms about caettr and JOb 1ra1nan1i
opponunaues. Add111onal 1nformat1on ma) bt
obtained b> calhna Carol)'n O'Mallc> at S67-7500
Classes to start earlier in Fountain Valley.
("\I .• ~'\ D ·\ H ly ALEX WIWAMS
Of,,..~ .... ''1' to u&h.'' l><.l1d Carol M~hon) ot Fountain dunn& cen aan 11mcs of the }Cir Some
Valle). ,,., ho 1\ he I pang org.anan· thl· p.1rcnts_ "'om that children w1U return
ix-uuu n c' en earhcr to homts lef\ e-mpty b ·
T ue da • ,Uay 9
• 6·30 p.m. lrvla~ Cit)' Cosac:ll. coun"I
chambers. I '200 Jambon:c Road.
ParentsYcar there "''ll be more fall&Ul'd
students and more "latch-key kids .. nc\t
September when Fountain Valle) Ha&h
hoot moles to a class schedule 1n "hach
e"er) da~s !>tan\ JO minutes earhcr
I oun1a1n \ Jllq, freeing t>us<'' lo pick up
other ~1uJcnl!l bound for other high
'l(hooh In the d1stnc1 hoard rru~tce
Oa' 1d "amer !.aid
Ed1!l0n High hool no,,., run\ on the
Lero penod cla S<"S '>omc11mes tullill worl.mg pa~nts. laae said.
collqc m~u1rcmenu lb.at the ~:hool .... a., ··"' lot ot parent don't qnt their luds
unable 10 fi1 mto the da) 's regular \I\-comma home at 2 15 The-re are enouah
penod \Ch«.l~lc OtheT zero pcnod d;mc\ lat h·k.c> k1dsalrcady." Slaae said • 7 JO p m Newpon·MHI UD!fled Sclaool
Ol1&ric t Bolrd of E41teatio11, Harper Communal)
(enter, 42S E. 18th t.
Nc\I )ear. \ludents enrolled en a ·· ,(:ro
pcnod" cla wall beam class at 6:30 a .m
Farsi penod 111 the ~hool wall follow 111 7 'O
a.m .
same carh schedule slated lor Fountain
Valle) ~C\I )car. ho"t''a fd1son "''II
l11p-tlop "'Ith Fountain \ alk\. "'11h
Edison aS)uming the later~ hl'dufc
Approximate!) 35 I ountn1n Vallt')
parents have signed a ix·1111on o pposing
the scht'dulc chanic Pal"('n t' ,,ud the)' plan
to lobb) before the d1..,1n, ,., board ot
trustt'es Tuesd3\ to seek a rl'\t'Nll of thC'
arc re~nc<1 to r special act1\.1l1c5 wch as a Kemper. howc,cr. said tM e~tra 30
model l n11«.1 Nations project. d•\tnct ·minute athomc~11ldohttletocbanatthc
'\upenntcndcnt La"rcncr Kcmpcrse1d current pattern\ of bct\avaor for the so-• 7· 30 p m. Huntlnaton Beact. U~Jo11 Hl&b
Sdtool Dl1trlct Board of Trusten, d1)lnc1 board
room. 10251 Yorkto"'n A'e
W'edne dsy~ .ua, l 0 decision ·
But Mahon}' \aid that a 5tudcnt enrolkd caJlcd latch-~e~ children He added 1h11
inzcropcnoddas\\\ho1 alsoan\ol,l·din the Lttch-kc) )ndromc 1 usually a ~hool ~pons"' 111 n('C(f to v.akc up 11 '-· Vl problem 14'hen clcmcntar) school children.
a m and ,t.n at khool unul S· JO o-m · not tct'n~rs. face ao empt) houtc.
• 7:30 pm. F'Mata.la Vall 1 Plual.Dg Com·
mlntoa. coun 11 chambers. I 0200 Sl tcr A \.C
The Hun11ng1on Beach l 'naon lh&h
hool Distnct Board of Trust~ ap-
pro'ed lM chlna,t" an March Tht' ne"'
schedule ,,., ,11 shave S 140.000 from the
d1 tnct's annwal budaet by allo"''"I 1he
distract to ~ucr the number of §Chool tlu.,
runs.
"W11h hnme"ork, then·~ no "•~ the' '-•d The chanJ_C 1\ one of ~vcral enac1cd to
"M> son 1 o ~phomnre al f ountain ~an 1c110 hcd earl).· Mahone) s.a1d tnm S.! 5 malhon from tht d1s1nct budsct
Valle)' He has an acadt'nm \UhJttt -Irma \lase or Fountain VaJk) said (. uts "'ere nt."Cded due to dedanmg cnrol-
a.cometr)'-dunn&zcro f)('noJ "hen )O"-. many par('nts arc concerned th.at children lment and comparah"el modcsl state
ha\-e to ~tan at 6.30 an the morn1na. that's "'"''" have 10 walk to ~hoot 1n '~ dark fund1n1 for the d1stnct
POI .IC I I Of,
The idea as to dch"er student\ early to
a car. Bolt\ ca" then c:ra hed into th
curb. Bnto was 1"'"1td ancr he
allcaedl> ran' from'the 5ttnc and wa
rcponC'd bttall:ana into a thud 'chicle
1pprox1muely1 ftalfm1lc:north of the
accident Jate. The ond dn,cr ~H
trcaied for Ltcerata n and Meli.: and
t.(k pein. Bnto ufTcrcd 1 fractured
,aw and la<'crauon . He wu booked at
Wntcm Mcd1alla1I ward """h bail
tel ~' SIQ.000 :har& of felon)'
dn\'1na u:nJcr the tnnucnce arc pend· 1n1~unt1l the rnult of blood ~mJ'l
'l'V.'O Sant.a Ana men Jamc-s -\lJcn
Robtrta, 24 and Hush John o· cal
32, ~ urn~ lbonl> ancr mad-
niabt • Svnda) on ~on of not
pa)'lftl d~1r dinner and bar tab 11
Silk> SWlivan 10.01 latn \e
Robtn• WM altO ~ on w Pl·
c1on ohmult ~ "h 1 dacll) ,,. .,on
aftrr me ~r taid llotitns tncd
to run bhll clOW• .,lh bi cat 1h tht
rauunn1·1 fllti"I loL RObcn ••• booad nno~ Coun1 Jail ,r,1th bl.ii lfllM SI0.000:-0' C\I tras t ucd
a d .. llOG Md rd I Lied
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•101111 fDr "91iidt. bi..... anJ ... Iii~ ...... ~) • •. ndl)' ww :i:;ted 1wt11l1ne into
• 10300 bl« ot ~· 1ndt7. w.e ba alu • Onnes o n r ...............
PoJtnuclear on Laauna Can)'on R d
at 1 ·40 a m. unda) and one ptrson
punched another be fort tak1n1 off an a
black BMW • • • Pohcc "Crt called to the area of I 1
trttt and Epn at 9:34 u.1rda)
where a pan) "-•~ undeNI)' and 30 to
lSjuvcnllcswert rtponcdl) tbro~an
bo1tJh and runmna aro11nd in the
treet. Office!'\ shut dO'An the pan> • • • Someone luhtd the top ofa I ~S4 ·
Rabbat c:on\crtablc parked en 1h~ 600
block or GJcnner)rc Uttl over the
~cckcnd .. • ••• Tbt 1C1Un •• tom (rom a kitchen
•1ndo•n ofa home 1n the 200 blcx
of wa~c ~t on unda . The
intruder took S 1,000 1n ca'h and
credit cant
•
trttt and Beach BouJeVlrd. • • • bout S 1,000 1 n "'omen ·s Je'-'cll"\
was rtponcd m""na on the ~N)()
block of her •\' l'nue. ••• A puN con1a1nan1 a dn' er\
hcen5ie. an addrM'> book and car kc'\
was stolen at t rntral Park ••• About ~' t'n people became em-
broiled an a fistli&ht at a k>ud pen 1n
the 500 block of 8.l>onne Dn"c
'
~pon Boult'a.rd. I G rc1a-
C1lderon. 2S. Alfonso Manrnt'f· Pon~. 28 -\bran H~ra.Con1.alc1
28 and Guadalfo Hcmandez-T ~'kdo
26. were anc ttd It 4:45 p.m
Irvin~
A witne s "-TOtc d09t'll the h,c:n
plate number of a \Chicle m "-hKh
three men lcn the-Denn 'i ~taurant.
1~160 Cuhcr On\C, without pa"ng
the tab of $9.41 Tbc u ~t wt'rc
bche'cd to be Mannct at EJ T<m>
Minne Corps ir tataon. ••• A man f'tl)Oncd a death threat b\11
d«liMd to -proteCuuon .. . ..
b1 di.st u ~c4 of anJettnt
citpojUtt -.bile ptddl11\1 011 a bakr
path behind an apenmcnt rompk\ ••• Uokno~n iUSll«U chmbfd the
ftn« anto lht animal .tbt*r at I 129
nd <'aa~to remove their ... Tbe Id\ • nok. • • t.oet uabi,. Vlhed a1 St 4.~ wn ~n hm • .., 11.c-d lot of aft
1nduatnal bu.tktuw at 1121 0Ur)ft
A.\C,
PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP)-
Mea U. civiliaa dolllel ftrinl auk>-
matic rints broke up a marcb on Mondl~tboutlndl cf~ who were na malliw election fraud.
At least : ·oeoole -.-e wounded. About U,000 ·peop1e joined the
march to protest nidt by Gtn.
Manuel Antonio Noriep't 10ldien,
who wi'lneaet ujd teiz.ed thousands
of vote tally tbeett and prevented
Sunday's presidential election from
beina tabulated.
··1 hope there will be a worldwide~
outcry ac&intt lh11 dictator stCIJinf
thjs election from his own people,
ujd former President Jimmy c.aner,
an invited C>btervcr.
Polls clOICd at 5 p.m. Sunday, but it
"
wu not ~ul 11).m. Monday tbat the
eo~erameaa .-Sia received uy \tOlft
10COUDL
ODooltdoa: Dl'llidenlial <:madidllr OuiDCnno baaN aad ~meat
candidate Carlol DUque bot~ claimed~· ne !WW prelident as
10 tab aftkie sept. I.
Duaue, N_oriqia's hand-picked
c.andidate, Mid he -.. leadina by
207, I 21 lO 116,417 with 43 ~t of
the vote counted.
Carter cued an uit poll·;by··the
Roman Catholic church u a ttliable
ind1cator that Duque had lost by
1bou1 3-to-l.
Carter wd the .,overn.ment WU in
the procns of cratina coun~eit
tallies to re~ tbolt stolen by
N . '1 IDldim dUri lk aiabt. ~ .. Ddeme ,Oftn dUft is
Ptn• ••'*to naler. • RiMftlD Ariai Calt1 oe. IM op-
p;.-·1 •ice~·.. cu-~d II ed. ~9l'll•ml11
al , 1 .... " IOl1 elections~ ~ .uiei~dleMaioa. 1em luill met widUop ad·
vieen la Wllll~ OD Monct.y to ~ ~ America lbouJd
Wki aat'ia 11t'ZJ toOUlt Noriep.
Aa ldmi•racion Oftlcial who spoke
oa coaditioa of anonymity said one
pollibility u 10 rejnforc:e the U.S.
military praencc id the CaoaJ Z.Onc
to prot«t U.S. citizens. '
A_ ckleption of official U .S o~
ICtVttl lft Panama declared tbt
. Atlantis returns froin successful, mission
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE
(AP) -Spece lbuttle Allan tis landed
on a pit)' dnert nmway Monday
after punma u.s. planetary explo-
ration bide on track with the launch
of the unmanned Mqellan probe to
Venus.
Atlantis touched do'!t'fl at 12:43
p.m. PDT on -. concrete runway at
Roten Dry Lake after a fiery, hour-
Iona plunee from orbit 184 miles
above Earth.
"Conaratulations and nice land-
ina." uid · capsule communicator
Frank Culbertson ·in Houston.
"You've extended the abuttle's reach
far beyond Eanh orbit now. Com-
modore Maaellan (the 16th century
explorer for which the Venus probe
wu named) would approve."
"h's 1ood 10 be back. It's a pat
trip," shuttle commander David M.
Walker told rcportcn and space
qency worken before the ~w new
back to Johnson Space Center four
hoon after landina.
"We bad a &rat time on orbit ....
We hope you lilced what we did," said
miuion 1pccialist Mary L. Ocavc.
The crew Jcf\ the orbiter about an
hour after landina.and in!_pected 1ts
underside. accompenled by senior
Nation:aJ Aeronautics and Sp1ce Ad·
ministration official!~. They found
lmJe damaae to its thermal t1les.
"The veh~le looks about as clean
as any one that I've ever seen,"
·Richard Truly, NASA's actin& a~
sociate administrator for space flight,
told a post-landina news conference.
"The Mqellan spacecraft ... is
floatina toward the planet Venus to
open u~ a new era of planetary
explorat1on," Truly said.
O~l_y_ about 27,500 of a predicted
f()(),000 apectllOn braved bakin&
heat to 1e-e Atlantis dive through the
Jhin, hiah clouds and rock the dc-scrt
with the its sianature twin sonic
booms.
The ~ -commander Walker.
pilot Ronald J. Grabe~-~-Tillion
specialists Norman .E. 1 nqaru, Mark Lee and mission specialist Cleave -
rocketed into space from Kennedy
Space Center on Thut"lda-y.
The S.SSO million probe will reach
Venus after a IS-month, 800 m111ion-
mlle journey and besi.n mappina the
surface of Earth's cloud-shrouded
sister. ·
"The trajectory is abouJ as accurate
as you can act." said Lennard Fisk.
auociate administrator for space
science and applicayons.
Mqdlan marks.the hrst new U.~.
planetarycxplo-ration in 11 yea~.
Fusion ·Judge orders veterans' claims
report on Agent Orange reopened
i:lef en de a SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A AdminlJtration failed to JJVe vet-stalcmenL
federal jud1e threw out the Dcpan.. erans the benefit of the doubt. .. The ruling validates what Viet·
ment of Veterans Affairs' rul~ on "These errors, cspeaally sharpl> nam veterans have been sayina for
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Martin Aaent Oranae health ber1efi1s. and con>pounded Wlth one another. years, that the VA has failed to IJVC
Acischmann and B. Sta~ons ordered thcaovcmment to reconsider sharply t.i(>Ped the scales agamst A&ent Oran~ v1ct1ms a fair hcan;t;' --.~peaied before nearly2. low-Cllimrby more Uiib 31 .--cn:J veterans. veteran c:bmuams," Henderson said:-td. am optimistic t t
c emist.s Monday to counter critics lnadecisionmadeg,blicMonday. Hendenon struck down regu-Conaress Will now act quickly to
who doubt their claim of creating a U.S. District Judie hclton Hen· lation5 ckny1n1 A&ent Orange scr· resolve this most painful lcpcy of the
nuclear fusion reaction in a tabletop denon sajd the i ncy wrongly vice<0nnccted benefits for cancers Vietnam War."
device at room tem'perature. required proof that Aient Orange and all orher' diseasd except The aovernment is expected to
The chemists disputed critics who causes various diseases in dei'lyhlg cbloracnc, a non-fatal skin condition. appeal the decision. The VA was
accused them of 1loppy measure· most claims for benefi11 related to the He also ordered 1he qency to reopen represented by the Justice Depan-
mcnt1, sayina that 1C1entists who herbicide. all claims denied under those rules. mcnt.
have been unable to duplicate their Hendenon, ruhn1 on a nauonwide .. This 11 a major victory Wlth far-Jusuce spokeswoman Amy Brown
experiments failed to use larsc lawsuit brought on behalf of Agent reachin1 implications," Mary Stout. dcchned to comment on Hendenon•s
cnouah electrodes of the metal Oranac claimants, said the qcncy president of the 35,000-membcr Viet· ruhna. say1n1 department laW}ert
s-l&aaium. formerly known as the Veterans nam Veterans of America, said 10 a had not yet seen 1t.
Pon1, of the Universjty of Utah,
and Rei.tchmann, of 'the University
of Southampton in EnaJand, an-
qounced on March 23 that they
l'chieved nuclear fusion in a jar at
room temperature. They la.id they did
ii by lendina a current throup an
appuatu1 in which a ptlladium
electrode was wrapped in platinum
and IOlked in a contafocr of hpvy
water or deuterium. ·
Such an accomplishment, if con-
firmed. could lead to 1 cheap and
virtually inexhaustjble souroe of
encrsy.
Lalt week, delqates It the Ameri-
can Physic.al Society mcetina in
Baltimore accused the Utah-based
Pont Ind Acischmann of experjment
errors. "
Aeishmann, 1ppearinJ before
1,800 ICientisu at a meehna of the
Electrochemical Society Inc. at the
downtown Bonaventure Hotel here,
said there were no bot spots in h11
fus.ion device and that the excess heat
measurements were accurate.
Lostnucl~arbomb Exxon defends It efforts was clos~ to Japan de:i~=~o:.v '1~~65105~:f~ to clean Ala~kan ol' spill
hydroaen bomb in t'6e Pacific show · VALDEZ Al .. _ (AP) T that the erran1 weapon was much • as-. -op
closer to 1 heavily ~pulated E~xon cx~uuves contra<hctcd.aov.
Japalfcsc isl.and than the mili\lry has cmment wnncsscs Monday, 1ns1st1ng
acknowledJCd, a rcsean:h ana~t said they ~peatedly uraec:t the quick u.sc of
Monday. chemicals. to ~1spene the nation's
The analyst, William Arkin, said laraest. ~II spill but th11 federal
the evidence showed that U.S . .Jhips au'thoryues tu.med them down.
iinorcd Japan's bin on nuclear Their testimony. before a fivc-
wcapons durina the Vietnam Wu member subcommittee of the U.S.
era. · Ho~se Jn1~nor Comm1nee went
-Arkin and an associate, Joshua apmst earlier st1temen11 by h<?th the
Handler of Greenpeace, said their ~ Guard and lbe states top
research bad established that many c~v1ronmental offictal,• whc;> said the
other nuclear devices have been lost oil comP.lny dJd no1 seek Wldespread
in the sea -48 nuclear warheads and use of djspcrsa_nt chemicals to bteak
11 reacten "the majority of them down the 011. ' Soviet... ' Exxon execuuves alt0 disclosed for
dent Frank larossj told the p1ocl "I
was plcadina on my pan to bqin
dispersal use ... wt were very 11·
aress1ve."
Dennis Kelso, commis 1oncr of
Alaska's Departm'ent of Eh·
vironmental Conservation, refuted
that tesumony and descnbcd Exxon's
account Monday as a "fabrication."
Dispersants Jn pans or Prince Wil·
ham Sound had been prc.aperoved
by the 1tate even before the 011 spill,
be said.
""l"""---------~--------------theftrstumeth.atthec1canuphucost the>oil Ji_ant $95 milhon to date.
On Sunday, Kelso Uld won Ind
its pipeline strv1ce company,
Alyeska, spread .. disinrormauon" by
contend1na ll$C of d1spenants was
souaJ11. KtllO testified that Euonchd
not, requeit permission to use the
chemicals.
.. We came to AJaska to use dis-
peraants," Exxon Shippina Co. Prcsi·
... ....... -. Iii I" I la C..-Md. R· flaridil, .............. ...,,_
MW 11111& ii::::.;:·• b1adpicbd • #t If ii I.be winner, be =IOiauaducie&' iatbe dUa ~ ti the Paiiaini caMJ Truty, ich~s
over control of: the waaerway to
Panama al tbe cad of the century.
l>Mque denOunced what be called
..obvious American intnventjon in din tbat only concern Panama and
&be abwe by oblerven of Pan-aruniaft bospitali t y, .. :ne attack on tbt demonstration
leriously injured 1 TV cameraman. A
reporter for the French ~P.t!' Le
Moock and a cnarthn' were lliabtly
hurt. ~ '1'M U6Ult came as t.bc t
march wu bttaki111 up ...,. dllc
Electoral Tnbuftll. EDdata Ud odwr
leedetl hid alr.iy left wbca a ear
beerilll a larF Duque poller drove
ioto t.be crowd.
Demomtraton thriw s&Onct, bU1
tbe Crowd JCattttcd. Whcft t.be men
inside the car fired in the air. Troope
nearby Ibo bqan ftrina in the air.
Norial ;., indicted on federal ~ tralncki• ctwJcs list. ~r in
Aondl. Washinaton ampoeed _econ-
omic unction'-sul)l)Of1ed anti-sov-
muMnt leaden 1n0 repon.cdlj pve
SI 0 milJjon to the opposabon efc:ition
campaip.
t \l.llOH'\I\ llHll:I'
"'°"' Diiiy Not wire MNbs
Measure against Insurers falls
SACRAMENTO -A measure to impose heavy fines on msu~ which
pull out of the Cahfomia auto insu.ranoe market because of Proposition I Ol
&.lied aaain Monday in the state Aacmbly. At the same time. state Controllet
Cray Oavis aajd Insurance Commissioner Roun1 Gil!Hpae could order
immediate auto insurance rebates or rate reducuons under terms of the state
Supreme Co~r1 r;ulina upholdin1 most of Propo iti~n ~ 03. · . .
But Davls' ldea for ammediate rebltcS w11 d11m1.ucd as unreahsuc b)t
Harvey Roscn6eld, the principal1autbor of Proposition 103, who predicted
that politjcal preuurc for the rebatct would force th~ insurance commissjoner
and othen in state aovemm~nt to respond quickly.,
LA teachers plan to strike Monday
LOS ANGELES-The bofrdrcprcscntina teachers in the nation's second
larsest school d11lrict called a strike for next Monday, 1n what could be the first
walkout by cducaton in Los Anaieles since 1970. Monday's unanimous yote,
taken dunng an cmeraency meetin1 called by the board of United Teachers.-
Los Anaeles, came aaainst the backdr9p of a threat earlier today by
Superintendent Leon.ant Britton to ~thhokl teachers' pay 1fthey failed to tum
in their arade books and other records by Monday. The union, which
rcpresenis 32,000 workers. earlier had authonud a stnke for May 30, pendina
a 1ettlement.
Navy jet fighters collide
INDEPENDENCE -Two Navy jct fiahters collided 1n n1ah-t Monday ·
over the Sierra Nevada, and Jt least one or the two pilots ptracbu~ free1 authorities u1d. The F-A:-18 Homcts, assiancd to the VX4 test aquadron oasco
at Point Muau Naval Air Station. collided around 11 a.m. The 11n&Je-seat JCts
went down about 45 miles apan -one into a remote footb1llJ of the Inyo
Nat~. .
A rescue helicopter was tent from the Lemoore Naval Air S&ation in the
San Joaquin Valley. "There were two'pilots -one in each aircraft," said Lt.
Cmdr. Gene Okamoto at Point Mu,u ... It's unknown their whereabouts yet
Someone had seen two parachutes.' ·
Seat belts for sc~ool buses rejected
WASHINGTON -A federal panel rejected the idea of reqwn1:.'n ICll
belts in most school buses Monday and wd safety offietals o l to
concentrate on bu• loadib& zones whcre children are 1n mueh sreatcr n,er.
Nearly .CO children are killed each year whde t.ryinJ to &et on or off school buses,
compared to about I 0 deaths amona children rid1n1 the buses, ukl a rcpon by
a committee of the National Research Council.
The s»nel concluded that if half the students on all buses used 1hc belu,
perhaps OM hfe a year would be saved and several dOzen inJunes 1v0Jded -
statiJtJcs it termed .. not suftkaent to justtfy a federal standard mandatina
10stallat101l ••
Court rejects abortion counseling ban
BOSTON -A federal appeals coun Monday upheld a permanent
inJunction nationwide qiinst aovemment rulcS tNrnnU\I 1bonion counielin,1 ~ fam1ll plannina chnics, rulina them unconsti1u1ional. The 1st U.S. Orcutt
Court o Appeals decision was the first on an appellate coun level amona chill~ brouaht aeperately in MassachuaettJ. Colorado and New York to
rqulittons that Dad bttn slated 10 10 into efftcl in 1988.
The reaulauons, puacd un<kr the Re.pn admani trauon. sou&}lt to
eliminate federal fundLD& to family plann1n1 aroups that counteled prea.nant
women about aboruonr.
Scientist: White House altered report ·
• WASHINGTON-A top NASA lcie-ntist told a~~ pend Monda)'
that teatunony tte•d ~ on likely barsb dfects of~ warmint was
10ned down by the Bu.•h ldm1n1stration detpite his ~=· s ~ons. Dr.
James Hanten l&Jd lhe Office or Manascment Ind fotccd him to
contradict-within his own pttptttd •tatement -hia fi !'t ~hat .a bu 'ldup o("~nhoute effect" paes would incrtue the likclihoOd of OJoUPt. .....----------------------------sen; Albert Gore Jr.t who questioned HanlC'ft at a subcommittee..,., .. " ...
Mid be aaw ... form ohcaentific bud" by the admiDittratton. Wbida blil been
~~ftf ~ env1roomcntalisu conaidet a to-lloW ~tioG OD dalinc -.Ila lk>tlal wmiJlt. Whit.e Houw .;okcsm&n Martin Fiuwatct coafinnld tbat
cba..-s bad been made in Hamm's ~ teltimoDy.
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Nicholas Brig·ante, painted LA's hi~tory
ly'Thi AliNXYtitd ,,...
· Ni(bolas P. Bnpote, w'bo captured the htstory of Los
An,eles f!P canvas Erina a career that spanned 1even
decades, bu dJcd It 93.
Bripnte, who d of natW'll cauJeS Saturday at
Hollyw()od Presb~an MedJcal Center. was one of the
city·~ foundina ,eneeation of Modernist art1sll. paint1n1 ~uch areas as Arroyo Seco. Elysian Park an,d the . House Htlls. · te, born in Padula. Italy, an 189.S, caim to the
United tat.es at the qi of 2 and bepn pa1ntan1 when he
wua teen•qet. •
ttorowiu, who dltd Fnday m M1am1, saw the
p6tential of bu1khnp that had weathered throulh the
yea.rs wbcn few others could.
Up to I SO arl deco buildinaa in Miami Beach-ure
pamted pink, JtUrplc, peach and ~riwinkte. and abo·ut half.
are Horowitz' dci•a.ns-·
He founded the M1arn1 Desaan Prncrvauon Lca1ue
with Barbara Capitman in 1976. "'ilea.Uy, he tau&ht me
what I know about Art Deco ... said Capitman.
Horowill was born an New Yotk Cuy. and &rew up
Wlth Visions of the art deco-style Radio City Music Hall.
He start«! a design firm 1n New York. but mo"td to
M1am1 Beach. Hit first public work was a C~ola advertisement
painted on the side ofa barn, and over the course of has
career bis paintinp were exhibited in such museums as the Nov~l/st B~_s/I Cre!.!lhton
Los Anfelcl County Museum of Art and tne atur.iT Ba 1 c .,,. 1 h 1 t d Muteum of American Art in Washinafon. . sa re1.,.ton, a nove 1st w o was an ou 'I an 1ng
• Bripnte experimented with 1 variety of techniques ~r:~~lb~~r of German authors. d1«! May 3 an London He
and themes t.hrouabout bis career, but he ultimately CrelV\ton worked for military intclhacncc dunng
returned lO Chinne watercolor methods an an on101na World 'War l , talung aenal phQ4>1raphs of German
series oflaflt"'fCale paintinp entttled ·•T1"epo01:· "Space trenches. t '·
Explorations .. and .. Bumt Mountain." ----tu-comptettd 34 trin51aho'ns bttwccntncl"o "''Orla
--'t-·--... _ ,J·,.o a.J.1ocat• I -ona11d HofioU.1/tz wars. anclud1n1 '1Gnnd Hotel" bf. Y1ck1 Baum "Der n1& u~ u""' ... LC" -, Stcppenwo1r· by Hermann Hesse. 'The Treasure of the
. -
··Industrial desiper Leonard Horowitz, whose eye for
color helped transform Mllmi'scaty'sartdccodisl(lct into
a rainbow of pastel colors and renovated bcachfront
hotels., died of complications from AIDS. He was 43
Sierra Madre" by B.· Traven and ''Gusuiv Mahkr
Memones and Letters" by Alma Mahler.
Amona bis novels were "Medner Hill Farm" and
"The Leaden Cupid ...
I'\ ·1·u J: SJ:H \I( ·1.
Aar.u ltl Cla11 Victoria A.. Roben Gordon of Costa Mesa. has
V•Um1&11a, dauat;>ter of K.athl~n completed basic tra1nan1 at f'on DI~.
Annarclfa of Costa Mesa. has. been l'llJ.
decorated with the Air Force A.Jrmu PHI• M. Pattlno, son of
Achievement Medal at Kacna Point. Emanuel and Beverly Pastizzo of
Hawaii. The airman. a 1981 graduate Fountain Valley, has ,araduated from
ofMarina H1ah School, isan adminis.-.Air Force basic tramana at Lackland
ttation speaah11 with Detachment 6. Air f'orcc Base, Texas. The 11rman. a
2nd Satelhte T~~'!I Group. 1 1986 r;raduate of Fountain Valley
Air Nataonal Guard Sst. Michel A. H1ah School. was a basic train ma
Millet, son of Rkhara and Sharon honor araduate.
MtUtt of Dana Point, recently com· ~· RicuJ A. DeSpala, son of
pletcd the clinical ttainins portion of ·Ra' ll'id '""-Spain of San Oemente. the mcdkaJ service spcc11Jist career ~ field at Mather Au Force Base has completed a U.S. Army primar)
Hospttaal Calaf. He is a t 984 ara4uatc leadenhap course. He 1s a tele·
of San emcnte Hie School. typewnter equipment repairer with • • ....--the 14th Maintenance Co .. West Km•P. Kdm,.ton of Francis and Germany.
Shirley Kearn o Da.na Point, has • • •
rece-ived the lllvtt WUlP ofan Army A.trmu CraJ1 M. A.nold. son of
aviator and wu appoint«! a warrant Jim Arnold of rrvane, has araduated
officer upon completion of the rotary from Air Force basic tra1n1ng al
wina aV\ator course at the U.S. Army · Lackland Alr Force Base. Teus.
Aviauon Schoo~ ~o~ Ruck.er, AJa A.lnnaa TM4·J~ dan. son of Mr.
rn.a. .. ~o.M.dauahter of and Mrs. Dave. Clark of ~n
.
Clemente. has araduated from Air
Force basic tra1runa at Lackland Air
Force Base, Texas He as a 1988
lf'lduate of San Clemente High
School. • • •• Sbnll 8 . A.Jam1bw. son of
BarJOr and Ohun Alam shaw of ( osta
Mcu. has been promoted an the Li S.
Air Force to the rank of senior
airman. The airman is an admanl}-
trauvc spc:ciahst at Goodfellow ir
Force Base, Texas. with the 3498th
Air Base Group. · • • • Army Z.4 Lt. nom11 P. Sml ... son
of James and Maurttn Smuh. of
Laauna N11ucl, has amved for dut}
in West Germany. Sm 1th is a pa) and
cum chief with the 59th Finance
Soppon Unit
• • • · Cl)'de E. Hayfft Jr. whose wife ·
Mana. is the dau&hter of Robert Ortiz
of Hunt1n,ton Beach. has been
promoted an the U.S Air Fo~ to 1hc
rank of senior airman.
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The folJowin• list of Oranac Coast Rock~ood $266,000
real estate transfers, wtuch includes Jerald N Cuckler. 127 Rockwood
the name of the buyer. address and S 190.000
the prioc paid for the property. wa~ Mr. & Mrs. Magu~eJ A Bclinky. 2C
compiled from county records and cramento S218,000
escrow compan1es by Homeo'A-ners Jennifer Yamquchi, 33 Sum·
Marketina Services. \ 1 mcrlield S2 I 0 000
Company officials sa)' the h~) ma) Mr. & M,.;. Hue• T. Chen. ~ 19
have a.o error factor of 7 pcrlcnt Th~r Tna~.000
dunna a year's ume because of Mr. & Mrs Suk K. Kum . t 8961
speculation bu)'inaand error5 Anuocb Om~ $377.000 The bst as published for tht' Kathleen K.. Peck.ham, 19 l\urora
informational use of our reade~ and S592.000
is protected by cop)'n~t to Home: Mr. & Mn.. Ge~ Fobcl 16
owners Markeuna Serv1cc-s Eucal> ptus $331,000
l"l.De Mr. & Mrs. Julian Arellano. 87
H1a.hland View S2SO.OOO Susa000n H. Tran, SO >\aO'lt1no OOnald R. Bahr. 21 Morena $234. William P K.Jem, 1S i\&o'>tino Sl99,000 nn:ooo -Mf. Mrs.-Paul E ~. ,:-t
Don• s II". 37 AI .. I Mom1na Suh S4S2,000 na ti 1m1n. 1cantt ""\IS t Mr & Mrs JOK,ph K. Vu. nu N
S 149.000 Mounta1n V 1ew SI 3S.000 Bai Y. Yana. 68 Cahcante A1\lt' Mr. cl Mrs. Gene R Joh, S322
S 16S,OOO Plum Tree $228.000 Kevin A. Habo1a.n. 90 Ahcante Michael Booth. I 87 I I San Rufino Atslc S 150.000
enna .
Aisle S l7S.000 cady, 148 .\hcante jeff~y G. Kime. 57~ l icm Cicio
.\mbcrleaf s97.000 Mr. & Mrs. Mnos A Savopolos. Wayne McKmlc). 43
$269.000
Peter J ( a"all:sro. I I RJhia 161 Stanford S21 4.000. f-a~tmo M Ga)'o, I S4 tan ford $291 .000
• Mark
Sl8S,000 Nah\ 1. 69 Briarglrn Sl~~·~ T Mar. 18731 Vaa \.crona
Mr .• & Mrs. Harold
Brookfield SI S7.000
'l t:"I'> s Sl.200,000 Mr. A Mrs.. Masoud Ehun. lO
Na1 C. Yu. 16 ( annc\ S366.0IJO
Richard L Sher"'OO<i. I O:l ( oster
Aisle SS0,000 •
Mr. & Mrs Marcus ( Gualter. 104
( ostero A• le SI 6S.000
Richard L Radford. 120 Costcro
A1\lc Sl6S,OOO
Mr. & Mrs. Harold E ffficr
14 411 Dahlquist Road S240.0Ctl
Mark E Bratt. I 48S I Dahlquist
Road S233,000
Lawrence J hul1en . (J31 r>«r·
field S l H .000
Suzanne M Pc)'ton 3S8 Ottrticld
SW3.000 J1hon1 Tang. 9 (,olden Wren s 163.000
Emma M ( anc10 11 Grttnmoor
Sl3S,000 To~en K Ngo. 11442 L.orr:unc
Wa) S30S.000
Manlyn L \\ 1lhams. 16 1\-farticlla
$164.000 Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Hsu. 14'>41
Piper Circle $298.000
Mr & Mrs Carl R Gordon 11
Robinsons S24 7 ,000
Mr. 8t Mrs. Michael E. Cray, 8
lklmonte $282.000
Mr. cl Mrs. Ja) D. J1qcr. 7
Bnllantez S350.000
\.1r & M~. [)v.-ayne Mcar'>. 24
Bunker Hill S32S.OOO
\\an C H51eb. I Coldharbor
S2'X>,OOO
Mr & Mn. Jeff~) J Conrad. 11
H1dalgo S382 000 ~
Laird B Ander.on. 12 Kara E
S306.000
Ganny L. Liu. 234 Lemon Gro\ e
SI SOOOO
Mr. & Mrs James R Fn b1c 86
Mon11ccllo $382,000
Don L. Foster. 423 Oranat
Blossom SI 11.000
Mr & Mrs Chnstopher Likens. I"
Pcl'T) \.Ille .$370.000
Mr. & Mrs .. Bi;an ModJtahrd1, 2
Rossano $208.000
JetTrt) S Ro!.s. 16' trtamv.ood
s121.ooo
Pea)' A tock. 184 trcam"'ood
S85.000
lames H hade. 10'7 Tanseto
S96,000
hddon H. Gia man, 123 Tanaclo
End Probate
Worries for
Your Family
"'W~ flt.'l up a li~g trust and now our
chtldrt'n won't have to go through the tupe
nnd expcns<> we wen t through when we.
had to probate.• the e late of Ball'a pa.rent.a.
When Ball\, porent pa d away, they
had a hou.~ ond a couple of bank accounts..
Because they only had will, the late had
to go throu~h probate Ev rything wa so
difficult and time consu.mina The probate
took over a J<>Dr and cost thou un~ of dol-
lars.
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SI 13.000
Mr. & Mn. Gary E. Can. S Vaspera
S470.000 ·
Mr. & Mrs. Pbihp W. Thompson.
12 Vaspera SJ57.000 •
Mr. & Mrs. Kuan& K. Yu, 6
Windsor $460,000
James P ~:1ffl61 Sttan_o_n,_-.-.
Lane S 172.000
Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Geske, S
Turano $330,000
Ruth S. Fromcrly. 304S2 Via
Estorcl $130,000 •
Mr. & Mrs. Wilham G. ~LI. 29242
Via Sn Sebastian $239,000
Edward C. Grabowski, 284S2 Via
Teresa $217,000
Mr,__& Mn.. A1J R IAtcbzadch,
29751 Weatherwd $412.000
Mr. & Mn. Ebrahim Madam.
30002 Whitecap $243.000 .
LapaaBudl
Mr &. Mrs. Wilham T. Kati, 464
"Aga te St.. s 12~.000 ~aft. 766 HftiU'T'l~~rr-..._-t
$119,000
Ron.aid J. Letno. 222S Bnd1e Rd .
S6S2,000
Ardath M. Schwab. 249 C'aJhope
St $229,000
Cheryl F Au5t1n, 79S Coast View
Dnve f536,000 Beorae R. Burkhardt. 283 Fairview
t S3JQJOOO
Wino C C1aybouah. 2 802 hady\,.
Plaoc S28S 000
Mr. cl Mrs. Jeffre}' T. Conley. 867 •
Wendt Terrace S49S.OOO
c.r-a~IM.ar
Mr. & Mn. l.awttntt I. Stern, 47 l 7
Hampden Road $'4S.000Pamela A.
Odle. 428 Heliotrope Ave: SSS7,000
Mr. & 1rs. Robcn E. Pittmon.
615 LarbpurS270,000
David M'*"'det. 3400 Qwl't Cove
$334.000
Mr cl Mn. Dana W Rttd 1016
Sandpiper Onv~ S67S,000 Mr. cl Mrs. John E. Biby Jr .. 29
k)'S&d Drivl' S~S.000
Mr & Mn Howard We1nste1n. I .S
Whltcc.ap Dm c S532.000
W1lriam A Ha~k. 14 Whitewater
S2 I S.000
Mr. & Mrs Ellsworth C.
Berpnann. 3510 Sth A~e. $322.000
Mr. & Mn. Dean Chandler. 2000
ltura Dnve $533.000
Doroth) W Johnson. 72S Avocado
A ~.t. S 185.000
. Mr. & Mn. Mack E. RhOdcs. 234
Heliotrope Ave. $6 70,000
Wh n we went t.Q do our will, a fnend
recommended on e1tate planmng eemanar
pro need by Bezaire Law Offic . 'fh at:
torn y was antere. ting and v ry informa-
tive. 'Phere wt>re o many ben fit• we
weren't owaN' of. I'm lad w attended the
1eminar-becou e we found out t.hat we
coul<l not only !'a"'e our children thouaarida or dollars in eat.ate l • and probate fi '
but al that w could t up w-tate IO
that cat.a.atrophic m dacal c re coeta would
FREE SCMWAR DATES:
not take all our ta away.
W'Mn it com a tame for our children to
handle our tate·, ev rythin1 will be in M ·
der far them. We don't wa.nt our &a1dren •
te a"'1'er: th p ain w 1ufl4 red when our
puwnte pe111d away.
"E..n thOuih our children have rro•n
.... ltill .au the care or them:
.
Rc.-.c"' lions are not neccss.:iry
so plca.se com~ early.
miHnNGTON Be.Aat .
2.-00 PM • ~~y. May 10
• 1 H y lu 7«>7 <;cmer ~~
HUftlinlloo Bed
......
lyVIDAO.AN
....,._...--Olil!JI .... C. ' I C ,
and palm sand plant1. (A crew of about SO had put the area
in •J?P. le pie order the ~Yious-iiay.}
1
The Pacific S¥mp,bony Ball Committee has a
tradition of"'borrowina 'the most maanificent of Orange
County homes for its annual Crystal Circle brunch, .
The members did it aaain when the event was staged
at the $22-million palatial home orPattj and Mlelaaell>e
Aqelo located on a scven-a<:rc plateau of their 22-acre
est.ate in the Tustin hills.
As the .. star" of the show, the home was the talk of the
day: .. I've stayed at hotels smaller than this" .... "What a
great place for a bed and breakfast" ... were overheard.
Martoa Halfacre whose Traditional Jewelers donates
prizes for the ball joked .. This place reminds me ofhome"
and Lea Miller thouaht it was nice, "but it bas no dock."
• More than SSO fiom all over the county arrived at the
35,000-square-foot Moroccan mansion to be welcomed
by a spectacular view that clme full circle around and
below the home.
The sellout crowd toured the 10-bcdroom, 18-
bathroom residence carte blanche after entering through
the hand-carved doors from Spain. Getting attention were
the home's personal gym filled with equipmemt, a disco,
huge pme room, a beauty salon , a hbrary. a muhi-
roomed wine cellar with several seating areas and a TV
viewina room with 10 screens.
And, the courtyard area of the home had its little
niceties, too. Koi ponds. two .Jwimmina pools with a spa
· for eight located inside the stone cav~ a much larger spa
Betty Belden P•lmer •t f!H"f t•ble.
• We had teen this home three years ago when we
were at a house below here. We wanted to use it and had
asked before. Our chairman o..ra DeMl pulled it off' this
year," said committee chair Jeyce OI ....
Betides tourin& the home, the obviously impressed
auests were treated to California cuisine at several food
· stations ftlled by Sommcnet cateren, they were enter-
tained by Jack Riedl ins Qua~t. 'and viewed fashjQns
from Just Lookina boutique in Laguna.
The traditional silent auction of crystal from Lippe.
Waren, Laguna, was held, and Kristolle, also of Laguna,
exhibited mineral specimensandpve out mineral favors.
The brunch was a pttview party for the 10th annual
oelebration symphony bell set June 17 in the newly
refurbiJhed ballroom of the Westin South Coast Plaza
Hotel. The ballroom will be finished, acc-0rding to new
manaaer Mldael Delntoa. "Even if I have to get a
hammer and start naiTin4' "joked Deighton. there with
wife &aWeee. The hotel 1s underwriting the ball to the
tune of $601.000. (Rcservatfons. $ J ,SO each, arc available
by callina 5i61365.)
"I feel sorry for the chainnan who bas to do next
year's brunch ... trying to top this," Betty Beldu Palmer
commented to Mlclaael Gllue as the two checked out the
party area.
· But. as the party drew to its oonclusion, Oilano
shared a secret. "I bear they have tined up a home for next
year ana it is valued at $2S million."
Protective layer draws barbs :rr:.:1~.:~~"~lr~ ~'•io~~~··Fi:.~~
DEAR ANN LANDERS: When I about our big day that I think about 11 transaction will be completed. Focus on loans. per-
II ft H ftS( ·tt t•I .
saw that letter fmm the mother whose constantly. r come home from work centages, durab1hty of goods. Physical attraction 1s
daughter was overwei.&ht 1knew1 had bubbling over with news about the evident in regard to L1bran.
to write my first letter to Ann caterers l have talked to. our wedding TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Message received from
Landers. colors, the number of attendtints. close relative con-... ----------• t , too, was a fat child. My mother their gowns and the flowers they will tams mfonnauon.
and otheT relatives were constantly carry. most of ll super-
sivina me the messaae that I was nol Last night "Dick" rcall) became fic1al. Ma1nta1n
acceptable the way J was and ifl were IJ\&IY. He said 1 should do whatever I sense offitness and
thin they would like me better. want because he doesn't want to hear hum<>r. Refuse to
Too o~n l heard, "You. have such any more about the wedding. 1 don't be cajoled into
a pretty face. lfonly you would lose a and love us the way we arc. we don't believe l've ever seen him so upset. 1 snap decision. Play
little wci&ht you would be beautiful!" want your love." · was shocked when he said if I w a 1t1 n g .aa me· ...... lliiil9'1iiill
And, "StjJI Job-bunting? Employers Tbankyou,Ann,forallowingmcto mention the wedding one more time. Pisces figures
aJwar,s favor the wemen who arc · say something that has been on my he will give me the $600 that I paid for prominently. · ............. .
thin.' Lately I've had several people mtnd for many years. And PLEASE the gown and there will be 00 GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll learn cuctly
sugest that 1 look into liposuction. don't teU me about Weight Watchers ceremony. where you stand in connection with investment, promiK
They don't realize how they hurt my or· Overeaten Anony~us. 1 ltnow I love .him a lot and can't under-of "back payments." What appeared lost will be
feelings. about them _as well as every other stand why he is so negative. ls h recovered. Older adviser imparts valuable information.
Ever since t can remember, people weight-loss proaram. -MY NAME normal for a groom-to-be to be so up-Capricorn represented. ·
have watched every morsel of food J JS t:EGJON light? or is this his way of telling me CANCER (June 21-July 22): Lunar pos1t1on accents
put into my mouth. They have said D£AR LEGION: No (omment that he doesn't want to go through timing, judgment, indiv1duahty, 5e}I appeal. Wear _your
rude thinas, such as. "Do you really otber tJaaD tJaaak Y•• for wrtttns. with the wedding? rm deeply con· colors: emerald areen and white. Almost tn a flash.
need that1r' and "You can't still be • • • cemed. Please help me. _ HURT-breakthrough occurs, enabling you to map journey. Anes
hunary!" Linle do they know that DEAR ANN LANDERS: My ING IN HOUSTON · involved.
these comments send me straiaht to fiancc and I have been livina toaether DEAR HOUSTON: You MP-volt-LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): What had been deep, dark
the bakery where I buy a toad of for two years. Our weddfog date has asendll..U.mn~obablysetttason sec~t ~omes \O li&ht. You'll be free of lon1-standin1
pastries so 1 can pia out and show been set for April 1990. 1 want it to be th py'• .ervn. It. Meuw~e. obl~p~1on. Oandest~ne mecung relates to reason for
them that I don•t care what they petfect so I'm planning way in '"IM,._, fluff Hed te laave a opt1m.1sm. Stress 1ndcpendenc.c, style. confidence.
think. I have built a fortress of fat advance so that there won't be any laeart-s. ... rtlalk.Remayt.elaavlq Aquanan featured.
around me to pro(cct m)'$Clf from laR-minwe <razioe1s. I've already premari&al JIHen. Tlta apla, k -•• VIR~ (~ua. 23-~pL 22): Puformance. it rated
those cruel cracks. put dowa a S600 dePoSit on my may really wut Ht. TH oaly way to ouutand1na. Scenario features 11iends.. populanty,
I speak for millions of overweiaht weddi,. aown. seu fer .. ,.. la co &Ive Wm every s~ccess in matten of speculation. Family member
people when I say, "Pteuc lay oft We Ann. this weddina will be my oppertuUy te call d.e wed41DI off discloses unorthodox plan. 'Express 10terest but remain
know bow we look. If you can•t acoept dream come true. 1 am so excited a.ad see If lte lakn IL neutral.
sro·1·1.1f;11 ·1
UBRA (Sei>J. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis on sua:tSSful
communicauon with professlonal superior. Individual
who~ been "hiah..and-mi&hty" will invite you to soiree.
You'll have.reason to celebrate. to share aood news.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Cycle hiablights
commun1cat1on, educadon. possible Journey. Long-
d1stancc call could involve detaJls relating to buJld1n1
proaram. Romantic "hnk" discovered with another
Scorpio. SAGm.uuus (Nov. 22-Dcc. 2'>: You'll be with
people who have much ID common, (>OSSlbly lDVCStmcnt
club. Empbasu on teachina. shanna 1nformauon. You·n
feel more abve, alert, valuable as a pcnon. Gemini pla)s
key role. ,
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): ~nano haahhght
security. home, scnous con11dcrat1on of maritaf status.
Purchase: of durable household item commands atten-
tion. tnv1tadon to aounnet dinina also featured. Taurus
represented.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): Lunar position
hi,ahliJhts special scTV1c.e, emplo)'ment, loca11on of
needed ~rsonnel. You'll F.,t backltage view, you no
fonaer will be "in the dark.· Payment promised days ago
is further dela).:ed.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marth 20): h might appear that
you've lost the pmc but quick rcc-0vcry 1s featured. Some
will say, "You are a rcaular comeback kid! .. Emphas11 on
apecU;lation, phys1caJ 'lttracuon, populanty. Accept
aratu1ty. '\
IP MAY t IS YOUR BlftTHDA Y you seldom are
satulled to "sh stall .. Your interesu rinse far and wade
You arc 1t11ve 1n cbantable, Polit.cal cam_P.e11r" Aries.
Libra peno:~ important roles 1n your hfe. Before thlS moath is fi you'll be ensbuked-upc:>n new project,
adventure. Cilrmlt ~le hiibli&hh mantaJ status, travel.
posaiblc add1t.1on to family. •[j\iriQ& June. )OU'll be o n
more soltd emotiona&-fmancial around. Scptembtt and
December will also be1Mmorablt for you 10 1989.
Four win Youth of the Year awards ~
Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now?
Whatever you've been asking yourself •bout
Hollywood celebrities, "Asi Michele" will clear It all up
for you. "Ask Michele" is the question-and-answer
column that answers everything from "Whatever
happened to ... "to "Whit's next for ... " And tt
appears only in TV UPDATE, the television magazine
coming soon to this new1p1perl ·
Each week, Michele answers Inquiries from
raders at>out your favorite ltln of past and present.
And In the process She _prcwldes the most l
entettalnin1 celebrity /TV column you'll ever readl
"ASK MICHELE." Only in
four you!:'J adults ttprcscntina the
Joys and Oirls Club of the Harbor
Area. Newport Beach, l.rvioe and
Col1& Mesa. were hono~ as the
1918 Boys and Girls Club Youth of
tile Year.
Jehy CaU&rt, IS, of Costa Mesa, a
Newport Harbor H11h School
htbman, picked up the award for the
Lou Yantorn branch. AtlrlH r-•11. I 6, a Eslancia Hiab SdMlol stude~_t, ii praident of the
0.. Me11 wettside branch Key-
.... ('tub.
911y-p,11u11 I, 12. it the fint sirt to ..,. the award rtom &be Ne•Poft lllda. &stbluff'brancb. She attends
HlrtMM' View Elementary SdM>ol.
DwtPt lertell, t S, a fteshman at Bn.assin and the school will taeb
Woodbridte Hiah School, earned ti\( receive Tandy 1000 computer sy•
Irvine branch title. ttma. • • •
Newpon-Mcsa Unified School
District ~ntJy honottd bus driVff
C.01• ._. who afdy delivm-d
4S TeWinkle atudeau to their IChool
after t.bc bu.I lost its front wbtel.
Alto honored WU Dil.W ........
aa •*.,.. ll.U&nt at Te't/iakJe. Wbo 11 die national winner in tbc
TNOW•uaations Dram Project ti-_... ICbools. Hit proJCC't,
'"W ..... Watdl, .. aD interDalioDal
weadaer IDOllitonnl plan, beat o.at
lS.000 Olller enlries;
I
• • •
Ll&una Beach bu nm-oman Dr. Martie ~ ..-.. clcclcd to the·
Univenity of Califomaa Board of
Rqenu ri«nlly. becom1na tbe tee·
Ond t}CI repmentativc to terVC on
the nane-campus 1ystem'1 aovernfo1 boetd, I
Newtirk eemed Mr Ph.D. in tOCWI ~ &om ua. A tor.er rcsi• ...S ft-. tM II OOtr)lftiidrit Of' a 1':""1 ia• .. eat 1na, ... NeWWt •pawl.Ill
A.a Of J.ay I, I~ lbe will la've as a W YOllll ..... l a OM )'llf.
rm
ly NCIMAN llAaC Tiiie .._ ......... con.._. hia millioa ud rUUd in Ith place. ,.,~...., Ow!rll. .... 19crrcnd itt
WASHINGTON -Tht McDoG-IPIE ,,~ eiit ,_ bJ -oww J nett Doustu Coti>.-eililj iitalDidlts pawuc 1·1m1 I --~ &utt
••lllbl NPOl1 Pll'PIRd mualfy Otber McDonnell Doualu
bl tbs ....... co rUIE the ~·~'°°'-"-"--•blidiaries A!Cei...Ytd S~7 million.Jn_......,..~ !'"'l"lii or~' P'OUPI per. iiiiciiiai contracts. 11vina tbe entire .,,_.. .. .....m, devclo~ tat corporation ill total oU2.U billion.
pd erihaatioa" wort. The ranki1111 A~ McDonnell DouaJM Aimaft .,. Mled on a review of aJl contracts and Manin Marietta, tbe remainder ••H .. 125,000 or more awarded oftbeTop lOindudedthe&orintCo.
durial-tbt. fttcal year that en_ded last in 3rd place with awards totalina SeDt. lO S818. 7 million; Grumman Aerossiacc iMcDon.nell Douflat, which earlier Corp., $843.4 million; Raytheon Co., t.bia ·)'at aJso claimed the overall $840. 9 m1lhon Rockwell lnter-
rankinaas the natio0..:1 ~t defen" national Corp., S737. 7 mJIUon; Oen-
contnctor, bad climbed mto the top eral Electric Co .. $710.2 million:
spot fot mearch work in fiscal J 987 McDonnell Douatas Corp., $664
,wbcnitJlilplaced the Lockheed Corp. millioni TRW Inc., $6,8. 7 million,
polidoD .. tbe ..,_....,.. •• ~ .. wonla a 1Glll~l22 s ly ICal'da COGll'IM*W llM ftmi CODtnlt, lbe I.I
awards 10lali!ll ~·9 ....:, s billioe oa ,_..ta ltl . me Ddew ~t l9id Mon-A sreat dc91 ollllttw'.:;r-'ina da}'. 'aooeared to bl reialed' IO • 08 the The Manin Marietta Corp. raaked .. Siar Wan.. IDli-mitlile ~ .acc:onct fOr the .cood ~in a row system. The amouat OI money iD·
with CQDU'ICtl IOeali111 S2.0l billion, veeted in ~ oe ... millilc and
the Pe:nlll()n eddiDd. t_pec:e ayaema" toealed S7.I billion in
AmOD1educational and non·prOfit fbc:al 19U, '°' 34.6 perceat of the enti~ lbc Muucbutetu Institute total, the Peatapl'Mid.
o( TecllnQIOsy COGtinued to bold Thole nwnben ~linlecbaQled
down lbe top ranld~ wina.int re.. Crom fiJcaJ 1917, when 11Ullile and
search contncU dunna lbe year space ~ rneateb conaumed worth $403. 7 milboa. The Ael'OlpllCe $7.9 billioh.
It wida>ed its lead in fi9Gll 1988, and Lockheed Missiles" Space Co.,
with two of its unau ranklna in the $611 .2 million.
~ ofE Niando. Calif., wudole The IOCOOCS-ranked awovam cat-bebiDd wida cooll8Ctl Wort.b Sl67 epy wu raearcb on· ain:taft. h
millioll. followed by the Johns COMUmed n.4 pm:ent of the total, or
Hopkins Univmity with $3S3. 9 about SS. l billion.
ToP 10 on t.Mir.;.own. McDonnell While Lockheed M1sstles &. Space
Doua!u Atrcraft held down first Co. ranked I 0th, other Lockheed
placC with Sl.16 billion. white the units re«ived awards worth S 134.5
parent McDonndf Douatas Corp. million, &ivina that enttre co~r
'reCCived other contracts worth $664 ation aaraod total ofS74S.7 milhon .
• 1980s: The rise of the entr~preneur . ., .
9y XTf ANTHONY Lookina back to. the roots of · H fth f S . ff B I · °""Y,...c..n, .. .-,. OranaeCounty•srisk·taJdnaenviron-ea 0 . ma US neSS
(Editor'1 note: In reco',nitlon of ment, many recall that in the J 920s, ~~· ~r;.:~~~RJ~•M Snal/ Busina1 Wttk M•y 7 to 131 the county wu mainly beaches, bean ~.
The Daily Pilot i• 01Rri111, W«k'1 fields an4 oranac aroves. And yet, by
wonb of htutn on Onuwe Co .. nty the 19405, the felJOD had a mi• of
buJiness.) restaurants, small hotels, boatyards,
After decadn or predictions that
aiant companies would swallow up
. amaU buliftcu America, the 1980s
became the dtcade of the en-
trepreneur.
A combtruition of lay-otTs at For-
tune j()() companies and op-
portunities created by dereaulation pve~&inall businesses a bi& boost.
Aardiaa to Nation•• 8usaness lftlllZine, more than half of the 16
million new jobs created between
1912 and 1919 were crtaled by firms
with fewer than 100 employees.
But what about Ora.nae County? ··o.u,e County hu always had a auooa entrepreneurial spint to at,"
sa •Ralph Sabi~. a ~ncr at st It , ___ .,,.,.,.nney s 10COUnt1na an consu r-
int office in Irvine. Risk takina is part
of the culture.
Eumple: 0 .A.C. Clark helped
bui&d a chain of 37 clothina shops as
pelt"()WDer of \'lild West Stora, and
then sold them to General Mills. That
meant leavina behind a business that was makJna about S25 million in
revenue to •ta.rt aJI over. The second
time around, Clark became an ap-
~I manufacturer an FOUJ'\Wn Val-
ley. a ljcensee to .Gotcha and other
brands. Today.Just six years later. the
company, C&C Enterprises, is up to
$22 milhoo in sales.
.. He's done at apan," Sabin said.
"He's built another very suetcssful
am.a.II busaneu."
real estate offices and other services.
The same is true today. The local
economy is hiahly diversified and
atttina more so aJl the time. And
althouah there are many more b11
companies now, small ones sun
dominate.
Some of the biadefensc compan•es
that mi&b.J, have added a brush stroke
to the business picture canceled some
major development plans. As James
Felton points out in his book, -1 o
"Newport Beach: The First I 00 -u
Years." Lock.heed Corp. decided
apinst an industnaJ plan1 in the -a
1960s. Instead there came Newport -H
Place with its office$, restaurants,
sftoi>t .and the Sheraton Hotel. Like· -lo
wise Rockwell Co . decided a inst ~
an m ustna pant. nstea we ave more offices and shops and the Hotel -4 0 ~.,.._..,._...._...., ... ,.. ... ~~~ ... .,.._. ............. .,. ......
Meridien. And in the 1970s, McDon-
nell Dou&las decided to use some of
its land lor offices, shops and the
19&0 1911 1982
~l~try Hotel. In came . DouaJas N•tlon'@Wlde, am•U buslneH has shown a comeback.
Even with all the bia companies
around today, iocludinf ~rstrom,
Fluor and the Koll Co .• 1t'1 likely that
80 percent of the businesses an the
Orante Coast area have fewer than
five Cltlployees.
What s more, a srcater number of
people arc workina out of their
homes, says Richard Luebn, New-
port Harbor Arca Chamber of Com·
men:e p~ideot. They'd rather not
have to pay for office space, he said.
And With computers otfenng mass this )car "Nobod) \ predicted an)'
maihnacapab1ht1cs. it's not a.shard as &)oom and doom ··
at used to be to stan a busincs.s an your
aaraac.
Maybe that's wh y so many .small
bu~iness owners an the Orange Coun-
ty area scoff when economists fofestt
a dtte recession ahead. "I've talked to
QUltC I fc.. and CVCf),body's had a
aood first quancr an '89," Luehrs said
And many expect to add emplo}ccs
The econo mists "Aho look fo r bad
news behind every &ood news head-
line arc used to 1h1nkm1 an terms of
biJ companies and b111ndustr1cs, he
said "We have our own little econ·
Om) a.mnaon here I don"T think that
the businesses in this area arc qu1tt as
susceptible to those tconom1c trench as the re t oflhc nauort as ··
·Study.Say~ women take more sick days.
ly ltANDO&IH a. SCHMID
A1111P•1•"'-W*-
WASHINGTON .:... Workina
women take about one more sick day
per year than men, the National
Center for Health Statistics reported
in a new study Monday.
Women avcrqed S.S lost work
days per year, compared to 4. 3 mi~
days for mc.n, 10 the. anaJ)'sis covenna
1913 tbrouah 1985.
John Gary Colbns, one of the
authon. declined to speculate on
reuons for the daff'tren«, sayina ~could be ma.ay ~bibt1es. ·~
Tbe Labor Oepartinen~ however, p~e an opiftion when it did a survey
an I 98S that found l 7 ptrcau of men
and 6.3 ptrtent of women maned a daz of wort in a ah en week. •
Undrnlandably, women ha\C lrilber incicknca or abernt«ism
dunna their cbild-bearina. years, cs-da)'s ~r year, whale 7 percent of men and fish mg. ~·
pecially women with children under had c1Jht or more days oflost work. Asked to assess their own health. aae 6. For most women the period of The most sack days. on avcraac. the laraest aroup~ sa) an1 they were in
lost time incre&SC$ with the presence were taken b) women an the transpor-poor health \\ere women dorna
of children," the department's talion and materials moving indus.-household work -19 percent -and
analysis said. tries at 9.J. Female machine oper-men '4-0rkana 1n farmana. fish1n1 and
Time taken otT to aive birth does aiors, asscmblc~nd inspectors av-forcstr). I 0.8 percent.
ntlt count in the absenteeism satistacs. e...._ed 8. 7 lost work days. HandJcrs. Those ·same catc1ones were the
Collins sa~d. equipment cleaners. helpers and pp-ones where people tended to rcpon
He said that comperauve fiaurcs erators lost. 7.9 ~ys, a.nd 7.S days being hindered by chronic cond1t1ons
for men and women, which the were lost by women prcctsion pro-. of one son or another
National Cent.er for Health Staust1a duct1on, craft and repair workers. Farmana· and household worke~
had not coUected before, were ID· for men. machine opcrat0rs. as-tend to be older. and thus arc more
eluded 10 its new study because scmblers and inspectors was the hk.el) to have chronic cond1t1ons and
women now com~S( such a larae catcaory wuh the most lost da}s at poor health. upla1oed Coll.Jos
portion of Lbe workforu. At the time · 6.3. Men an transpcmauoo mJSsed S 7 The stud)' also supported other or \be study wo~n constituted 44 days. followed by S 2 for farm1na. findana.s that wo men arc more hkel)
percent of the labor force. fi sh1na and foreslt)' workers and S. I to v1s1t (>h)' 1cians Some 78 percent
"Now we have 1 be" to look at for for handlers, equipment cleaners and · ofworkina v.omen re ported v151t1na a fut~~·· CollLns commented in helpers. doctor dunna one 'car compared to
a telepbOne interview. The fcwat lost work da)s were 3 0 61 .8 percent of male workers
The study round that 11.2 percent for men an the profouaons and 3.3 for The af'.'alys1s was based on a sur' C\
of women took eiabt or more sack women -..orkin& an famuna. forestry of 117,000 hou~holds ·
Groups unveil plan
to cut car insurance
a.nk of "P• port
, Stork P ru 1• l,)uotn
Harrin!(n. H~an
& ( 'ornpan)
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LOS ANGELES -Despite
settlement prcdktions, ajudac has
rftcheduled a June 6 triaJ for
seven memben of the Carl
Karcher family accused ofansider
tradioa violations, an attorney
said toda_y.
U.S. District Judie EdWard
Rafcedie rctcheduJed tnaJ aptnst
the seven, includina Carl 1 Jr.
ham_buraer chain patnarch Cart
N. Ka.rther, durinaa mccuna with
attorneys in the Judae's cha.mben
on Friday.
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And It -can~ yours fl"r'('. Ju'>t OJX'n a-,,ne ~ar CD
a<'<'Ount at Pa<'IO<' vtn~s Bank wHh t least Sl0.000
In fund nN' to th hank ·-
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mcnt f Sl0.000 $20.000 On ·' r CD
$35.000 $50.000).
lnclud~ In the W<·t'lons ,u our branches ~
somf' of Tiffany' n t dr.trablc tm u&TS ln ~r.
l{o.ld. <'1' ta1 an<J mof't' Gins for vour homt" and ~rwnal gifts for yuu and vour fo"t"d oQhi.
Alorll(W1lh U~l(IR..you11 m'CI\' lht hlgh lntc~l
that vou n al CXJX'<'I lrom a ft"d er.lllv Insured f".tctO vtrll{s Bank GD. .
So vt 1nnc f)a(:IRt. ,.,,,~ Bank bmn h nearest
~u today. Or rall ~-...MCIPIC. •
And optn t•"O thin~~ of In omparat>I<' \'aluC'. A
Pa("tf\c Silvt~ Bank •n 11d an ~xdu IH· gt ft from
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Tom Peters, management consultant and author of ·~hrtvlng on Chaos:• speaks at a beneftt luncheon In lrvlne.
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Managemen.t revolutionary pushes firms to treilte
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By DONNA MOONEY
o.-y..-......... 1-
Haili1t4 Southern Ca liforn ia as the
most exciting economic arena in the
world , m~gement expert and
author Tom Peters told an Orange
County audience Monday that firms
must flatten their hierarchy and spur
creativity or they will slide in• a
rapidly changing marketplace.
Peters, author of bestseller "Th riv-
ing On Chaos: ·Handbook for a
Management Revolutton" and fo un-
der of consulung fi rm The Tom
Peters Group, also warned that unless
the region vigorously "'orks to meet
stringent pollution standards and
improve K-12 education, "we could
blow this whole state very easil) ...
Speaking at a benefit luncheon.
Peters pro\(~d an effervescent ad-
vocate of a ll members of the work-
force. The 46-year-old paced the
conference room before an audience
of more than 1.000 business leaders at
the Irvine Marriott. He whispered the
words "dignity a.nd respect'' in refer-
ence to what people want from work,
and he repeated!} shouted "innova-
tion" as the secret to survival.
Peters used leading Japanese fi rm
Kao as a n examJ)le of revamping the
tr:id itional work force. The average
\bur Blue. Our Green.
fo11r .pl:rn...,
A11 a pa rt1111·11t l>11tld1ng.
Shopp 111g plala Lii '\tir~·
honw.
( >ur loan!-.
St ru1 ·111n ·d -.p<'<'tlirnll~
for hu1ld<·r:--& d<·\1·l"p1-·r...,
ll< . ...,1gnl'cl to g<'I ~·11u t lu•
Ill< II li ')' I I I; I k1 •:-. IP I 111 ii d It·,
11< 1111· -.pl'< ific'a I 1011.., 11111
Clllr!-i :\11d ddt\l'rt:d f;1 -.1
\f'l}' ra ... t
· fl >r c 1\'t' r Ii ft ' ·1•11 \I' a r..,
Harbor Hank Ila-. 111 ·1·11
add111gu1lor 1n-.t11111·11! tlit
hnghtl':--t l11 11ld111g pla11 .... u1
S1111t l11 ·rn <';ti i f(lrn 1a
\ln'"~ \\'f'·n· rc·ady to makt·
.\11ur-. tak<' 1111 a \\'h11l1 ·
111 '" ... tiad1 ·
lll•HarborBank
aic of emplo)eeS theTC 1s 27. follow-
int the behefthat humans reach their
creative peak an their 20s. Sull, the
firm aims to lo"'er the a"erage to 23
by 1990.
• Conunum& education has become
esscnttal to a successful staff. said
Peters, who has earned master's
degrees in bu iness and cn,1nccrin1-
He urged companies to-apply the
term "world class" to their ~orkcrs,
""-JU.St as the term as applied to their ....... ._..,. '371 tt.01u o to PrO~lS-~"'°"*ID tx.no•an 11 11P 11 •5 · ~---...-. N71.21~N M ·• nless we think of our worHorce .._......-:unsowpau5
t II d -"' • ,.,.....,_llklnO . ....,.MINJ as pcrpc ua )' e ucat\.-u, we re not ",..,,..... "*"' 131141°"'°23 •
lhinkini." ' hr1911._....,_ pn ""'" '°. . i '371H_.., Add111onally. w rke~ ancrcasinaly ..,~*--snus .. .$112»
demand-a high aht)' of li fe. V:S. , :.,...::1~""'J:.-'2 up12•
employment has moved toward ex-J NY c-• told lflOt '"°""' c:-. MOft '371 to o11
citin& centers w11h excellent in-Ml:1~ ..... ptl'I ,_,W HO o11
frastructurc, educational 1nst1tut1o ns s1 eo
a nd a great way of life.
Stock prices fall slightly
DOft 'O\E., .\\ER \(;t:s
By JULIA C. MA RTfNEZ
M ........ to \11,._
NEW YO RK -Stock pnccs fell in
slov. uneventful trading Monda), as
the market took a bteather to awd1 t
fresh nev.s o n the econo my.
Tht Dow Jones average of 30
mdustna ls-fell S 49 points to end the
da) at 2,376.47, its ~ven th con-
sccuuve decline T he bl ue chip 1n-
dicator has lost 42 52 points since
April 28.
The market opened low\.r on a
carT)ovcr from Fnday's last-minute
sell -off and an response to a "'eaker
bond marlCet ahead of this week·s
three-day Treasury borrowing.
The government 1s scheduled to
repon on retail sales and producer
pnces later this "'eek. '\ \ s•: 1.1-: \Dl·:Hs
NEW VORK CAP>-Saln. ' p.m. Tues· d•v price end net cN~ ltlt 15 most . •cll11e New YOf'k Stock ~Ex~noe luuet, SUIT 1r:d1119 n•tionellY •t "'°'\«~" 1.
F 1 . ~=~n • • + rom A HEW YORK <API -The touowing 1ts1 ui\5'rtx1e ~ -v.
be f th ~ I th t d $hOW' the Over·the·Counttr stock' •fld Amer T& T y. -mem rs o c 1am1 ~ a spawnc warren!' lh•I Mve QOM up tile mo\t and e1111~ , , ~ + ~
OTf l'PS .\ \ D DOM \S
the Carl's Jr. chain avoided a m1n1-oown the most ba$ed on ~clf't of cnanoe Avon Od ,, , ~ + -
I fs) IS 000 b l d I for Monc!11v. i rch ~ -111• mum oss O • } ra ing arge No "'urlllu trading below 12 or lCIOO •nh CP 'It l>lock-s--Of stock-oo _the-tn9ide kftowl '11W1 es er t Included --
edge tha t Carl Karcher Enterprises Net end Ptrcentege cnan11u art lne t•aco . difference betwHn ll'le orevlou$ cto' no SI Hold earnings declined 83 percent in the orlce end TuHd•f;~ 1aa1 or. t>ld orlce r~tMcM i:.
• third fiscal quancr of 1984. N•iTM 5 L••tehfP • 2:~Fs~'r i i
Earlier this year. six of the fa mil). l Miii~ 3J • I 10'"> uo ~ GtnMoto"' 7' members. including Donald Karcher. ~ cmg .i~ch , 1 ''' 8: EstKOCS.li 1,
president and chief operating officer 4 ~~ldPfd l " ~.. UP
of Carl Karcher Enterprise~. agreed to ~ A.~~f,:t01r ~ I'~ 16 8: ~ pa) back losses·· \\tthout adm1tt1ng Y ~tctrnT~e ., 1 UP
or den)'ing 1u1lt) --in exchani e for I f'~,l-~v !~ ~ 8: d1sm1ssal from the complaint. t g 11a 1nw um 1 • UP s NEW YO~K <API Mav I
A week ago as tnal was !.Ct to "'-an I omwll!\Mlg 7'~ 1 • UP I'' • "'& obe5onlnd' 3 , > UP 6 7 Advt nctd for the se'en famil) members re-1 !p~~ t i 1• Uo "1 'Declined
H II \'I \ ll I ' U I U
maanang 1n the complaint attome)S l~ Cent~~S· 6 • ~ 8: ~14 * ¥~
for both sides met for ~veraJ hours an . 1y ~1t0ts8 3 , ~ UP 9 N:!!'~t:~r·
sett!~ the suit without tnal ~ ur1,r•11 • '• UP l ----------------------------------------~-~~nscattO~)S W~G H~-~~ 1~ ~8:1
ell 8Jld Thoma.s Holhda) told r~ f.•citb ~ • >• Up 1j
S ome major banks are ~aking a big Cl aJ a.t
their oewSaltinfay hours. Citizen Bank-says: "Better
late than never." F'lfteen years late, actuaDy. ~u
that's how long Citizen Ban.Jc has been offering
convenient Saturday banking, from 9:30 AM to 1 PM. ·
Once again, copgratulation to th financiaf p ts
on their belated discovery. It just 1oes to show ... bla
ideas aren't the ..... exclusive prqperty of big banks.
Saturday bariking.
What will they think of next?
..
porters at tbat time .. that JUSt one , (~11, ,l' • l; 8: I NEW YOltK CAP) INY 1 "hurdle" remained to be cleared dnd s v1e1or1tnch' ~· ; Uo
expressed opt1 m1sm the cast" would H•me 00 HS LH ct MMfl1
end an settlement 1 !zy$99\'&\, l'· -~ ~·~ p~~ m
Neither '>•<k would sa)' what 1hc ~ ~~~J:, (11
/. = 2!~ 1 ¥'~t~rT= t
hu,rdlcFwb·as I ''-"h h JSe°'eBomo.rmd' m-~~ i Newn1gh, n e ruar), -\ 'an V\: ., ano. t e Ted!Cc 13~. = 2,) ·' New lows
onl> non-famal) ,member na med an Met:JrvB 4 • -i.
the c1,1I suit brought by the SEC. was '~~•.'•c~~~ ~ •• = .~ I indicted on charges that he used ~ Htlm ~.,, -• .., .
inside information to ell stock and 2 ~.~~';;1~:t 2S· ;6 ::S-j1
1
.
avo\d mo re than $7,000 in lossc~ 3 1,,,.nvsn w1 2 -•• .
DC Shano. jJ, dm:ClOI cl icp_cral " 01111-i tn '1-~ = ;~ .
account10& ·for the Anaheim-based 1 l''>. -· ~ I busincs~ at the 11me of the alleged i ''F I '• -l'•
v1olat1on , faces tnal before U.S. ~~~Ten :: = :: I
D1m 1ct Jud&e A. Wallace Tashima '~ 1: =s.tt
C1v1I procecd1nas "'ere su~pcmdcd "ocs.Aarm I -I._ !
aa.,a1 nst him pending reS-Olu1 1on of1hc ~ 4 ~~Com 1 = , :
criminal charaes. s HMO 1.mer ll·16 -S·t•
1
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tzusio~ confblsion
finds physicists
befUcf died, too
The current debate ragina in the scientific community
brinaa to min~ the 01$1 "Saturday N1Jht Live" gaa by Gtlda ~r: What s all this fuu abou1 fusion? Or is it fl s1on? Or
11 It a rm.Jc? ..
• Whatever it is, what's all the fllss about?
Jver since two scientists at the University of Utah
anoounCed they had achieved nuclear fusion in a Jar ~u room
temperature, it has bttn the hot topk.
h's too bad few of us undentand what it all means.
First off, fusion can be a type of jazz tmrhot when ~hysicisu and elcctrochemists are carrymg on the conversa-
uon. · ~ Mc;ue likely, a.hey are dt.SC~ssin& a reacuon Lh~ught
!mposs1blc at anythina less than htgb temperatures. Fusion, as
m the sun andhydroacn bombl. °"urs only at extremely high
temperatures, not in jars, the doubters ins1st.
' ' But if the Utah experiment is validated. it could lead to a
cheap and almost infinite source of energy. The Utah
researchers reported they had aenerated more than four times
the amount of energy necessary to produce at.
• The two men were in Los AnJeles on Monday to unveil
theirexpcnment before a convention of electrochemtsts .. who ·
are generally as pron~ to excitability as Kiwanis convening an
Columbus or Rotarians rendezvousing in Rapid City.
But a v1nual mob of huqdreds of curious cohem1sts .
greeted Univen1ty of Utan chemist 8. Stanley Pons and
Martin Fleischmann of the University of Southampton and
their jar.
The two sc1entJsts have been crittcizcd as incompetents
af\cra numberofskepucal researchers failed toduphcate. the1r
experiment. But ecrsecution by one's peers 1s not nccessanl>
an indictment. in 5<:1entific circles. Einstein's ea } acceptance
was an eJtccptton.
Several deleptes said the pair have either discovered a
new source of enCflY so simple scientists will not oclieve 1t
until they sec it or they have made a mistake.
.. When I first heard about 1t, 1 thought. 'Why the hell
didn't I think of that?'" Simon Marshall. a corporate chemist
from Chicaao, said.
mcc then, my bettermneadily dtmlnlsned.lllerc is
undoubtedly somcthina happening. I'm just not convinced
it's nuclear fusion.'" he said.
Wonder whst at is.
"h's either cold fusion or ho·t confusion:· another
delegate said.
As Gilda ~ould say. "Never mind."
0 ·1 111-. H \ 0 IC I :' .
Koh.l's disarmament pfan --
As he slid dttpcT· anto poliucaJ t,roublc. West German
Chancello~ Helmut Kohl sou,ht relief b} look mg east"ard.
not West ....
Kohl's new dfM.rmament proposals. notabl~ has urgent ins1sten~ on shOM-range m1ss1te reduction talks '-"Ith
Moscow, wall urcly throw the NATO alJies into some
confusion wheo they meet (in late May1
Both tbe United States and Bn"la1n are opposed to sucti
carlydiscussions-~pccially s1nu the finedetilus ofM1kha1l
Gorbachcv's suuestions arc not yet fully understood. and the
Bush administration ts prepanng Its own version of anm-
cootrol proposals. _:_ Tiie Providence, R.I. Journal
Same-day voter registration .
The New Jene) Rainbow Coal1t1o n is calling for samc-
day voter rqistatton in the tate. In other states. tht~ S) stem
has purred arcatcr \'Oter pantcipation and no mcrtasc 1n
elecoon fraud.
The Rainbow Coaltuort makes some oth~r good point
Foreumplc, why can't ciuzens rqJster to vote at government
aaenc•cs. as they pay for~ater bi lb or renew a dnvers hccnsc.,
Why mu t voters t'C"1 tcr before a 29-<ia) cutoff> Why arc
rqastcrcd \ oters pursed fCQ.m the voting rolls if the~ ha' en 't
cast a ballot over a four-year pcnod~
The United tat~ ranks among the IO\\C$t in voter
turnout amon• the We tern democracies. but our po"~rs-.
that-be aren't too worried about that. Why should they be! If
the dcmopaphlc oflhe \'Olin& public ever changed, perhaps
they'd become powcn-thaH,,crc.
We should all be ·concerned tha\, uch a large chunk of
,. society -made up largely of the undcrpnvtleged and
undcttducated -doc n't vo1c bec<iusc of the red tape and
bureaucratic hassle
-Tie ElluM~. N.J. Dally Joorual
Lottery money
_ _,..._E."Cfl ~ loUfo'-cc.>nlribtUton -to school a
iiblt&Dtial. I.bit year the SI billion wtU constitute only about
• 3 ~t of the total public cducatjoo budact an Cahfom11.
04'.fhe lottay it not and was never intended to be the
primary (und1J"I toUn:e for public cducahon in C•ltfomui
•)I Dr. wm .. m Johnson, chatrman of the tatc Lottery
· Coaanlillion. and •• lot&ef)' has absolu1cly no control O\.tr
bOw lhe ~ contribuaed to education i spent.
Wilely uted. that J pcrctnt in 'H>h1nt1ry fu.ndina··
ihould provide a b~ loci o~ed tion~r cxcellen~ than
cu be achieved without it. nfonunatcly. the tatc
..,..1g 11 ana biicl oe its functina intth&nl'ms
-.i; F EDI tk IOally _,_,ii a\tailable.
"1111111l'1 ~ n.c lot~ should coalributc to the
•MMllDl9t ol lducat'IGll -and not be med • mply a •
.... IOU. t\andiftl at the me leYd as beCoft..._ ' Aa•r'•• .. ...,Prnl
WASHINGTON -It's • \aCtiC
familiar IO anyone who waichn
ietevilioo crime shows-t.bc bed cop
is menaci._ the ic>Qd cop is calm and
ttaMurina. arid ihcy're both out fbr
.the same tbina. By~ orb)' accident. S«retary
of Ddmte Ditk Cheney i cut u the
bed cop in the flap o"erhis forec.,t of
fai.Jurc for SOviet Prt"sident ·MikhaJI
Oort.chev'r flfonrto Mtanae 1'he
soc1ety he leads. •
Prnicknt Bush and Secretary of
State James A Baker III are the aood
auys. ch«ri~ on lbe tconom1c and
poUuCll rdonns Gorbac~ev has
undertaken. They ttnture no auesses
on the outcome.
Cheney never said h• didn'1 want
perestroika to t uccecd. What he sa1d was that he didn'I hke the odds and
that the Urhtcd Slateuhouldn't-make
"'holesale defense cuts on the as·
sumpuon that &he oew Look 10 m1u1les of pa-st May Da> p:irade~
MOICOw will be permanent. Cheney's question as ""hether that l-an
That's hardly a sufl)ris1n1 obscrva· fas\. "
uon for the man ass1aned 10 stttr the Even the humor shows signs ot the
Pent.aion budact through Con&fCU. tames. Bush Joked 1n n spct"c.:h last
Nor 1s 1t a new one. Cf\eney specu. week that the m1n1stry of cconom1l
lated 10 days aao that GortxichC\ plannma had its own unit 111 lhe
m1aht eventually be forced to change Moscow parade, "200 t."Conom1'>b
to a more con~rvat1vc course or 10-marth•nf alona )ell1n1 'Ma}da)
yield po¥rcr ma)day. " After the lau&}Her he
And Cheney 1s not the only skcpuc added, "but today that's bt-g1nn1n1 to
10 the new admm1stra11on The cnange "
cour<w: has bttn one of caution whale The Chene) comments 1ha1 ~11rn:d
policies arc reviewed and Wa hang-all this 1n10 a cont rovers) \l>t'rt ma(k
ton tne 10 detemune how sohd the an an April 29 1nterv1e.,_, v. 11h
changes 1n Moscow may prove to be. columnists Rowland Evans and Roh-
"Look1n1 around the world tqday, ert Novak on Cable Nev. Netv.ork
an the develop1ns countnes and even In 11. the defense: 5Ct..retan said "un11l
....lJl lhc commuo1sLhloc.J' .... ·c_scs:.__,t ... h.._c--'w...,c.._.k ... n.._ow..._ 1ba1 Gocbarbc\ ~ tw-LC.31
triumph of two great ideas....._ the idea and that the changes he want' to bpn~
~f free government and the idea of about arc 1rrc.vers1ble." 1t would be a
free enterpnsc.'' Bush said. mistake forthe L'ni1cd State\ ttnut 11'
But there 1s no sign of haste to N ;\TO force!>
overhaul US. m1htary pohc1e'> be-· Then c.:amc 1hc 1mpul1t11. t0mnum1
cause of the changes an Moscow. that Jed 10 the flap
1ncludina Gorbachcv's multiple "I think )OU tin'c to d1st1ngu1sh
target peace campaign. In Red Square betv.ecn what he's tr)1ng 10 do and
on May Da). no~er1 and peace whether or nol he'o; al'tuall) going IO
banners supplanted the menacing be able to do 11. .\nd I think the
bonom hne 1s Lha1 1f I had to aucss Gorbachev's tuturc. Tbe president
1oeay, I ~ould gut"Ss that he would said he wants the economic refot:ms
ulumatel) fail. That 1s to say that he of pcrcs1ro1ka to succeed. and that
v.111 not be able to reform the Soviet he'd told Gorbachev so when ~
cconom) to tum 1t into an effic1en1. met in New York. prior 10 hts
modem soc1et). and when that hap-inauguration
pens, he·~ hlely to bt-replaced b) -"W.hcnevcr 10 the world there is
somebod) who v.1ll be far mote economic reform the United States
hostile than he's bttn an terms of his should bt-hop1ni that reform suc-
amtudc toward the West... lctd " he told the U.S. Cbaml>er of
Later in the 1n1crv1ew. Cltcncy said Commerce o n Monday. -Economic
he thinks Gorbache' has set an reform. wtth us emphasis oo incen-
1mposs1ble task by scck1n1 funda· t.1.,,es and marketeconom1cs. leads to
mental rd'orm of the Soviet system more freedom."
'"than a relau,ely short time The Wh11e Ho1.1sie spokesman saad
"You have to be caullous not lo Bush. Baker and Cheney all want the
perceive vcater c~ange than Kl"all) Gorbachev reforms to suocccd. ~·we
()(.'Curs." he said • We've had a brief all a&fCC that a11.5nos1 and pettStr01ka
J)CAOO ~ "h _. man_v.ho. ~ld-b9--~ooou~" · l'liu----1
appears to bt-more of a reahst and Fitzwater.
pursuing policies fnendher to the And ilocs the admmislration be--
West. We don't know ""hctberthat'sa hc:'c the reforms will sucoced?
permanent change that's goina to ln~t .. rbc admtni5tration chooses not
or whether 11's a temporal) a.berm-to speculate on that matter."
11on: Walttt It. Mun. vice~·
"As Ions a,s there's a pos 1b1ht) at·~ ud col•malsl IN ~ ~
an abcmuon. v.c haH to be careful .. ~••, la• ~,.nd • .,......,.,..
Bush and his spokesmeiy~ere u4 ullMal ,,.i11:1a /.,-~,... tS
qu1cl to d1sov.n the oddsmakinit on yun.
Some advice for the new folks in town
''Every place I look I 5tt Teuns."
President Ronald Reaaan grumbled
about this time an his first term 1n
office The( ahfom1ans who follo'Aed
him to Washinaton would echo that
remark an spades.
The "Bush1cs" (this 1s hov. the
followers of George Bush would be
identified 10 private con,ersat1ons)
'Acre alrcad) 10 place. knew their wa)'
around town and the Hill and had
"stolen all the &ood parkang plact'S."
t the 11mc. the Reaganitcs we're
obv1ousl)' second class cmzcns an a
c11y where status 1s cvcl) thing Hov.
could such baa dude) in La Lii land.
workana for the top man wind up on
1hc outside lookinJ 10'>
lf)OU ""ere a social "fat cat," Nanl'
v.ould take care of )OU Hov.cver, It
)OU "ere fcmak, had to cam ah' in&
and foolish enough 10 ao to the EPA.
)<lU v.-crc in '~I) b11 trouble Oh. the
.,,,.ar stone~ I could tell
W11h the cban11na of the guard I
c~n't help wondenng hov. O:ln
Qua)lc and his Hoos1en arc making
out. and 1f they arc hav1na as much
trouble as the Rcapn neopb)'tCS did
The one nominee from Indiana..
J1rcc1or of the Na11onal Park Scr-
v1cn. while he d1dn'tr1 the full John
Tower treatment d1 receive more
lhatt has share uf bchtthna cnuci.sm.
The late n11h1 t.'Om1cs art" still
feas11n1 on Dan Qua) le Jokes I SA}.
cnoufh alrcad) .nu~ continued cknsioo n forttna
4
'l'OD \' '' 11 IS'l'OH \
•
me to admit that I was born 10 the
JfC'al metropolis of n ()()ti Ind
W hen Hoosier\ arc mad t'nough t~
come out of the l. lO!>et. v.atc h out
( an't ""C' g1'e 1hc Qua\ le l.1d\ J
chanc:e')
I am 'Cl) 1nmgucd v.11h \1Jnl\n
Quayle. 'ihe "Ml be fun to watch
When she spoke to Ora nae Count'
Rcpubhcnn \\omen dunna the lJm·
pa1gn . she wa\ an rnmmanll .ill tht
way She ga'c a rnu\1ng d1st.ifT t~JX'
spccxh and "hilc: \he made 11 per
f~tl~ dear thjl .,he ~ouldn't S''t'
IOICf\ ICY>\ Shl' J1d JOW•l'r 4Ut'\IH•O'
from the aud1en(c
I re all) en' 1cd her ahilm tu ticld
4uc:st1om "1th .. This 1s what \UU
"3nl , bul this 1~ v.hat I v.111 ansv.er ··
I al""d) s kncv. IJ\\ 'l'f\ could gel awa)
v.11h more than j \lmple poh11c1an
could
Asscmbl)mnn (111 fcrgu..on lllm-
phmented her nn ha six-«h and
added enthus1a,t1lalh 'I thinl \OU
ouaht to run lur )
0our hu hand'\
Senate snt ··
he thanlteJ him hu1 was not nbou1
to be patronlll'd "l hl' go,cmor uf
Indiana will Jfl!-l'ltnt ();m's \Ul ·
ce"°r." shl· 11nt1.l'd
Clearly. until lht: (OUOll') !eels
comfortable "11h1 her \I\ le she mu't
pick her wa) throuih .1 mane field
She rttentl\ ¥.l \ ,. her lint inter
VICW to a m 3JCH nC\\ \p.A~r. the 1 O'i
Angeks l 1mcs When asked what ht'r
foe:'"' v.ould be as sc."Cond LadY she
began ht'r re ix>nsc with. "I reahtc lhC'
pov.l'r nf the bull\ pulpit here ··
I \'onsH.kr th1<1 a 'el") 1ntcre tana
due 10 her th1nl1na and 11 sent ~
~urning to the hbran
\\ 1lham fire in ··The "-e"'
Lansuagc of Pohucs" define1 the
bull~ pulpit u thC' ad1ve u~ of the
pr~1dcoc}·s prnt11c and h1ah \1\·
1b1ht) to in\pare or moralize."
.\crording to Safire. ··Theodore
Roo~H'lt a president of e'pan 1\t'
character tool an unrestnctcd v1ev.
of his JOb In the man\. con1rovC'~H'\
during his tv.o adm1n1strat1ons. hC'
ne'er hesitated to tikc his c:a<,(.'
d1r('('th to the people from a prc-..,1 -
dent \ hl' l .tlled I\ 'bull\ puJp1\ •
· 1ht'1mjgc ol thC' White Hou~'" J
pulpit v.1th the whole nation a.s lhl'
congn:gauon -hoked w11h the l<''''
adJ«tive 'bully; meaning fil'$t ratt or
smut}1n1-has b<'Cn freqUC"ntJy u9Cd
e\tr 1ncc ·
fireaocson tocontra t theacuve
presidents. or those ,.,ho take the
la'1C'5t JM)ss1blc \. ICW of thnr offi~
and pov.crs vcrsu the more rc-
atraincd chief CXCC'U\IVCS.
John Kcnnt'd) hkcd to quote the
"bull) pulpit'' phra.~. In fa.ct Jn "A
Thousa.nd Day . " Arthur Schle-s--
1 nacr's memoir of the Kennedy
1dmin1strat1on, one chapter 1s enti-
tled "The Bull) Pulpit. .. However. d'I
""ere 'ice prcs1dcn1 Quayle I would
not repeat has remarks to Sen. Lloyd
Bentson
So th~rt vou have 1 t ... thucarcb for
·the public persona for the vict
pre 1dcnt and his lad~
\1)-ad' ice for Manlyn Quale: Find
out hov. L1bbr Dole broke out of t.M
pubhc onicia.l s wtfc mold. As I rcc:all.
she d1dn'1 10 to all those teas. She Sol
herself appoantcd to the ~
Trade (omm1 Jon The rest 1s his-
ton
Nov. Dan. take another look at
Tedd\ ROOSC:-\.-CIL He started out IS
'ice president and ~Jou of eMr&).
100
If you v.ould like someth1na more
contemporal) v.hat about Indian.a
J<\OCS')
)•c~~ Hu~r I• • '"'4191 •I
N~•orl Buct ud • lormu m~•r -1
tb•t city.
Philippine government p61icy
e'l!_~rges in off-hand remark~
not 1mmcd1atd cl~r to the I , niually. \qqino said she WU
dent," he addt'J ..a11~ticd v.-uh Plait' den\&.I
Qfi~n. \QUIOtl'\ an V.C'n tO rt'·
poners· quntton~ on 1mponan1 na·
11onal assuo ppc r aimed 11 doJain&
rnpon~1b1hl) and dt pla) a 1ra I
Jct.a hcd \.leV. of C\Cnl •
J\crCommun1\t.rtbcl lulled l
.\rm) Col fames •· tdt .. Rov.c on
.1>f1I 21, qu1no said mt'nan
offij 1als here ~d bttn ttppina up
1ttut1t) but 1ha1 the mt'a '1tcs ~ 'i°" I> we~ 1n11um icnt.
Protccl1on of American and other
forc1an officttl '' lhe l't"SPQn tb1hl>
of the Pb1hpp1ne &O\'ttnmcol •
Only laler, v.hcn lhe \t 1\N the
, Em > fora mcmooal ~" 1tt,
dtd Me\~tipicfat .-«a1h of an
Offi«r a~ to 8llht hCf ov.n
at'l'M'd f orca.
Dunta 1 lft't'ftl coewr.tion -.1th ~n. Aqili.o was~ to m·
"""' n rtpOn from a tcft· wt"' W nt Gmnan put,licalt0n thl1 U.S. m-~ kholaS Aitt ..... l
9y IMILY ADAMS Critically well-reeeived when it
°'.,.~,.....,, . came out last year, ''The 0.y I
When Keftdall Hailey was powina Became An Autodidact" chronicles
up, she believed wriuna was the only Hailey's decision to reject the unive-r-career worth havtna. lity l}"Mem of education and strike
And, no wonder. As th.e oldest out on ;\er own.
· 'dau&hter of Oliver Hailey {the pla~-Writina the book was a kind of
wri&ht best known for 'Fathers bachelor's deatte-Hailey said, "It
Day .. ) ind Elizabeth Forsythe-Hatley took me as Iona to write about not
(known for her novel "A Woman of aoina to colleac as it would've taken
Independent Means") the younaer to ao to collcac."
Hailey arew up surrounded by the Forsythe-Haileyl no doubt Hailey's
sound of busy cypewritcrs and pens. bigcst fan, said, • Kendall's booli is
When 22-year-old Hailey sat down really her love letter to the world."
to write her first published book, Althouah Hailers book on her
"The Day 1 Became An Autodidact," personal experiences with self-educa-
sbe had plenty of suppc)rt -even lion was the family"s most cu~nt
tbouJh she was wriu~ nonfiction, a release, in the rootn ofapproximatcly
first m her literary family. 2SO women. it wa' Forsythe-Hailey
The mother and daughter team who was better known. ·
..shared a podium -just as they've As the author of three novels
shared the same typewriter for years addressina issues of female indepen--to discuss thetr current projects d d fl ·l 1·fi F .,..,. and life in a literary family at a recent cncc an ami Y i e, ors,. ... e-
lunch fundraiser for the Guardian Hailey has developed a followina amona women from all walks of Jife. Angels o( Human Options. ~e Soon aner Forsythe-Hailey ar-
Laguna Beach battered women s rived. a woman named Penny uked
shelter. ~ · • the author for her inscription on a
One mJaht assume tliat, havtna paperback copy of "A Wom~l') of
vown up under her mother's literary . Independent Met,ns." This· ~k
influence, Hailey's work would mir-Penny explained, was special because
ror her mother's style. But Hailcy•s flllina the first two blank paaes were a
autobiographical apcount of her self. list of names -women who had
education only resembles her borrowed the book written their
mother's writing in the intimacies name in it, and then Passed it alonr.to
both women share with their readers. the next woman.
Hailey. ma~qes to. write honestly This summer, another tlmtly pro-
about a time m her hfe most people jcct will be~n as Hailey takes to the rcme~ber as .a time of terror and stage, starring in her mother's play
conflict -their late teens. "Joanna's Husband and David's
Weaving in and out of hct reflcc-Wife" from her novel of the same
lions on traditional education, title.
Proust, and travels with hercxtended Hailey will be going into rehearsals
family, Hailey courageously admits at the Pasa.dena Playhouse in July
to failed writing projects. eairly Jove when the family returns from their
and her father's battle with annual e~odus to their home outside
Parkinson's disease. of London.
................ --.... If• .. Ill th•,.,..,,. for Kend•ll H.,l•Y fleftl and her MOth•r,
.,.......,. l'oraythe-Halley, ·who are both publt•h•d
autlloft. Kendall wm also soon be •PP••rlng In a play
written by het MOther. . · .
,.1 .
.. VOi ud a atandina ovation ululL'd the Plcific Symphony Orthatra WoWUia the paformaace o( a~ Cinco de Mayo Sprina Concert Tburiday
eveni~ at St. Jeaa. De Leatonnac Sct.ool ill Tustin. Ttic concat atilKted muy important Latino community leadtR. which
u.duded tbc spoalOn o( tbe conc:ert the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce o( ~County ud the Santillo Oub, headed by Frank Lopez and Rodolfo
Montejano, retpeciivcfY. · 11ie Santillo Ou& bas l 20 mcmbnl whole purpose tt. is to cnbanCc
aaJturat. IOciaJ ud educational opportunities; promote leadenhip in business
ud the community; and inc:reue $)Ublic awareness of issues that beridil the <>rans County HiiDuUc cornmuruty. A~ to M'onaejano, the orpnization contribu&es S l 00,000 to worthy
cautcs aft!._~· At Thursday's concen, Monte~o awarded a check from the
Santiqo Oub in the amount ofS 10,000 to Pacific Symphony Orcheslrl .
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce ofOranae County has 300 members
ud wu formed in 1987 to ensure continued powtb, development and vii.bty
of' established and future Hispeni~wncd busincstcs. PSO has plans for future concerts to be ~ormcd in venues outside of
PcrforminJArts Center, C-Osta Mesa, which WJll include a second concert Sept..
16-Mexico's lndependencc Day-at Centennial Park in Santa Ana that is
expected to aunct in excess of l S,000 people. A third oonettt. at Santa Ana
Stadium Dec. 161. will be held to aiotaJ of only..600 due to its limited ca~ty.
Pleucd auaience memberi included • rouna teerraaicr who told me ~xuberanlly be'tboutbt the concert wu ••.,.cat. And it was f~t··
Another vis.itor who was enthusiastic was Marprita Avila, who said she
felt it wu important for perents to expote their children to claMicaJ music at an
early a,c to allow them the appreciation of pat music. Many youna children
were alto in the audience, includina a balcony edaed with younptCB who
watched with attention while t'njoyina the protJam, which included a number
of pieces by Latin compoKtS.
PSO's concert orehestra included. a leuer number of mus1etaras -about
4S or so-pcrformioa a prop:am which was co.nd.ucted by Lucas Richman and
featured a violin solo by Concertmaster Endte Granat.
The auditorium, which was quite pleasina acoustically, scats approx-
imately SOO and Md an extended S\a&C around the front, made of risers. to
accommodate the orchestra's musicl.llls •
The prosram bepn with the Overture to "La Gazza Ladra" by Rossini. h
seemed to suain the violin lection, attributable perhaps to a rather inadequate
• rehearsal period and a number offree·lance musicians., who for the most part.
did their best at .. si&ht-reading"·thc oieces ~nted throu&hout the concert.
c;Second on the propun was Granat to a vtolin solo ofV1vald1's "Sprina"
ABC cancels
'Moonllghtlng'
from 'The Seasons. The third pie<l8 tn the first half WU I FOUSlDJ version of
T • l · ·~ l • Gcoran Bizefs Carmen Suite No. I, 'from his opera. Althouah Btzct's music 'A 10 mur ~1ca '~ top on~ /St from Carmen has the auarantecd sounds of~prain •. Bizet was born in Paris. V V l · ..;, . ~ Oct. 2~. I ~38, where be composed many of bis musical works.
After intcnnissjon the procram moved excitedly to La Boda de Luis
LOS ANG..ElES (AP) -
David Addisoq and Maddie
Hayes lost their biggest case
Monday as ABC pulled the plug on the sqgina fortunes of their
toque-in-check detective series
"Moonlighting."
The last origrnal e(>isodc of
the series, an instant rut when it
made its debut four ycan aao.
will be telecast this Sunday, the
network said in a statement.
The show made a star of
Bruce Willis, who played the
free-spirited David.
In recent ye.an, however, the
show fell victim to creative
djfferences and production
problems.
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Monday to lead the 1989 Tony Award
nominations. Both were nominated
for best musical.
The best-play categones -separ-
ate from the ~sicaJ nominees '--
were topped by •·t:end Me a Tenor,"
Ken Ludwi&'s farce about an in-
disposed opera singer, which took
tcven nominations, and "The Heidi
Chronicles," Wendy Wasscrstcin's
Pulitzer prize-winnina comecJy about
a woman's journey from the •960s to
the present, which pmercd six.
The other candidates for best play
of the 1988-89 Broadway season were
"Shirley Valentine." W~i· I Russell's
comedy about a bored ish house-
wife, and "laraely New ort." Bill
Irwin's play witliout diaJoaue about a
man's battle .with video technology.
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TM COiia MMe Ne-wport Harbof Uona
eXtend Q very speciot thank '°" to "'-~ wtto wilt~~"' JuM 2, 3
and 4 at th. Fish Fry and c..mMll. YtNr
partk:iF llllbt oloWI ut ~ many
' fine organizalionl and WOI CllUMI
In our~.
Irwin himself received DODUnalaOA
for best actor in a ·play and best
director of a play, and shared a
nomination for best choreoaraP.her.
The awards ceremony will be
~st June 4 from the ~rsbwin
Theater. Anaela Lansbury wdJ be host
of the show for the third year.·
.. Starmites," a space-aae comic-
book fantasy, was the third and final
nominee for best musical. It also
picked up nominations for best actor,
Gabriel Barre and Brian Lane Green;
actress, Sharon McNi&ht, chorco-
papby, Michele Assaf; and dlrtetor,
LaJTy Carpenter.
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play were Joan Allen, "The. Heidi
Chronicles'\ Pauline Collinst
••Shirley Valentine"; Madeline Kahn,
"Born Yesterda/"; and Kate
NeUipn, "Spoils o War."
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AJonso, by Gimenez; followed by bilhliN\~ from "Evita " · " ' ~ rys~tko~ was nommatcd .,..~~ -CryForMC ~rienUna.--anifOtlieril'iom the Rice-Webbci' Broadway musical ~tor ma play. The famed dancer, 1n success. Dos Danzas (Two Dances). instead of Tres (three), as listed in the
bis fi!St stage actanJ role, was picked prasram. by Enrique Granados, followed. Granados was a pianist by
for rus P<?rtrayal. of a man wh~ turns profession an~ an ·obviously spirited com~ of arand and dramatic operas,
tnto a,o ..insect m an ~~P.tat1on of symphonic poems and chamber music. Danzas Espanolas was written just Ka~ s Meta.~o~~s. The other before the tum of the century when Granados was 31. hvtng in Madnd. nominees: Ph1hp and Vtctor ' Garber, both of"Lend Mc a Tenor." As Elmer Bern tein's Suite from .. ~est Side Story'.' ~ .. ~played by the
Irwin's competttaon for best d1rec-ensemble, 1t was apparent they had been influenced by the lov1na aplaUJt and ·
tor of a play includes Greiory sbouu of approval &om the audience. With this encounecmcnt orcbcst.ral
Mosher, "Our Town"; Daniel eJLcellen« became noticeable. This teament included the ..-eU~known favoii&es
Sullivan, "The Heidi Chronicles"; "Maria.': and "Toni&ht."
and Jerry Zaks.. "Lend Me a Tenor."
The droppma of the two musical
wriuna catcaones-for book and for
score -for lack of suitable nominees
is.unusual but not unprecedented. Jn
1985, ror example, no a\hrds were
ven for actress ma musical, actor in
a miiiCal Ot cbOreosrapher
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ln their finli number the ensemble performed another very Hispanjcpieu
called "El Baile de Luis Alont0," the ~nd by compo1Ct Gimenez on the
provam, wb.ich brou&bt the audience to their feet 1n standuia ovation,
applause and shouts o( approval for PSO.
As the prOIJ'&f'\ ended at 9:SO p.m. many pleased music lovers left wnh
thouabts o( srcat Hispanic and Lau no composers in memory, perbapr. c:reatit1&
interell tD aumdina more con«rtt in venues such as this.
. 1:30
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Coa ~ rolls Into baseball playoffs • • -. . .
1 Wou ld you believe there was considerable concern for QCC7
~ ~
lnbmation leakini ~the land tbetecrazy play9fTs asa S«Ond pl.ace
on Monday included the possibility team. ...
ofOranee Coat Colleee eruioa Nick Fuscardo offullenon Or-#' a.nee EmJ?ire Conference liai.On in
thesdection procaa, ru..lly pv•
OCCCo.ch Make Mayne tbel'>Od
bum,Pe!l from the Southern C&li· ne-s Monday. The Pira~ oae of
forrua Reaaonal bue~ playoffs. on.ly two third·pllce teems picked
Hopub. They stripped Jim from the rqion, ~re seeded •3th.
mot& of the eeason before losina two
in a row in the final week, woo the
tee0nd-placerepmentation by ~irtue
ofbavi111a better re<:0rd than OCC
...... coofereoce-<hampion
Cypraa, ICeded first in the entire
~,J'beDonswerel-1 against
~Coestwu2-2.
·oroamont.a third-place team
wath 28 wins which defeated the. ':Thorpe oflus medals and we took Tlley'U *e LA Valley, 29-9-l, in
valuablt real estate away from the the first round in Vao N'uysTh~
·1ndlans, butno1elect.ioncomm1ttee day, the team thcytiedc:arherin the
initsljabt mindhasthepll tooust Yew;..._, . · OraneeCoutfromtheplayofTs. -.... _-........ , win~ they~yt.beEastLA·
No matter how you slice it, 30 wtns K.ancho San~ w1n~on Satur-
• Pirates, 4-3, in the Southwestern
Tournament, wasoneofthesix
candidates for the final two playoff
JpOtJ.
are 30winJ. Tbereare 14 ieams an the day. Should~ antt~ana 1fthe .
rqionals. OCCs record. 30-l ~I, is Dons, ~ho s~at tbear four prnes with betttrthanao~oftheother 13 except OCCthiupnna.playthc Pirates
I'. r.--.: 3 8 I h h ' · apin ior~mtos, -,w ic appeana" kUcbo,Santiaao.atoptheOECfor
Cdlf!I footlJilll facility ·
nf!arlng reallfJ'. stage
Boosters, sponsors
have helped pick up
half of sao ,CXJO t ab
Tberc'sa sayina that lbatthe rich
always seem to art ncbc:r,andmaybe
tbcrc'sa reason for that. Often tt's the
rich wboaooutand samplyproduce
iL
Coronadel MarH1&h football . · coach Dave Holland ~nows all about '"aoana to prov1de a whole lot ~orthe
-the theory-his 198~ team won the f~tball program. What.ever is made
CIF Division VI champ1onsh1p with lhansout very gu1ckly. .
an unbeaten record, and, there as very A 117-man field at. thegolftour-
Mayoebasbeenwinll.U\gfor 13 .
ycan, buthe'.s not likely to win a
popularity contest amona hispecrs,
who alwayuee him at the top.
So considerioa the Pirates lost to
anotherthird-J>ltceclub. OCCjt ..
litLledoubt who'll be ranked No. I m nament wound upwath the foursome
e preseason po . ---of.M~~el;k;DAl, ie&--H•"4_.
lfitisnotCoronadel Mar. well, ~emnatonandSamSpra&Jnswm-
somebody won't have done his home· nana the Texas scram bl~ with a 9-
work. The Sea Kinas will be loaded. underetTortat N~port Beach Co.un-
. Maybe somebody else will be loaded, ty Oub, an~ the tn~ ofLarry Bemis.
lOO but loaded defendin1champ1ons Terry Lewis and Richard Bertea were ' . 7-under ~~e~i~~~urels unul proven Last.year's cham . , D1~k Allen,
In addition to the talent on hand. ·Gordon Clemo!\s.'.Jrm J:tilben and
the Sea K.inishave th.is other com-Jake Rohrer finished third at 6-under.
modity-a solid backana from loyal . Nobody won-the BMW for a hole-boosten.. in-one. but W~lseyca~e wtthan an
Holland likes to tell the one about C)elasfl when ~1s shot hll about three
the time his boosters came to him and feet from the pm. then ra.n nght over
asked him, .. What do you need for th~.~1~· . •• yourpropam,aiveusaUst." W c lldou_againnextyear. said
Holland thoughubout 1t fora T°lscyf wlulc,theriwrotedownafewthmp •·• woo thebi~thurdlesare
• he felt were 1n ruson and banded 11 apparently JUSt m1rqes-the land, of back. course, 1salready~cre. and the
· .. Key," demanded the booster, "I constructton b~s1nessend of 11 m·
aid f veme a bst of tlunp, not Just eludes former <:dM standout Brent
th as little bat ofstutT." Osden. the secret weapon who may bt
. · Tbchst now1oe(udesa football wortbasm~ch~lhea<>lftour-
centeron camp6s., complete wt th na.r,mnts wtlh hu production. we~t room. and coachc-s' offices. About two more ~(these tour-
aod 1t appears to be takina shape as i:iamen~ and cosu wtll be realized. reality. . according to Woolsey.
A reccnt1olf1ournamento1 W . D tpevtieaded by Ray w oolsey. estmmster Htah baseball coach
brought in $22,000, which m,akes 1t Ken Ostrowski bas been named to
somcthina like $40 000 over at wo-coach. the South All-Star baseball year period. • team 1!1 tbc annual State Game.
.. l'U tell you," said Holland, .. this , featunnaaireatdeal of the cream of
..
S•f• at third
appea.i:s, aot exactly what it deserved.
"Thcsix lequechampions101ut9-
matic:aJJy and act a bye in the first
round and the six second-place teams
aoautomatieally," Mayne said. "'So
there's only two spots open for a.ix
thud-place teams, but I didn'thaxe
any doubt (about bema selected) with
our rtl'Ord."
Look.tna back, Mayne feels the
Pirates did 50mc 1ruustice to them-
sclves, losi111 two one-run ball pmes
to Golden Westanddropp1na
another to last-place RJVerside.
What &ri~ Ma)'ne the most about the format 1s that teams like Palomar,
21-l S, and Mt. San Jacinto, a con-
ference champion because San
Bernardino forfeited all tts pmes. act
al>yf 10 the firstround. But t.h.at'11.l.1e
Woolse) 11 really orpnized:I the crop from the stat~. •
Otp.ru.zataon is what it takes: He. !nd Nosales J:iilh s Jo~n • ~Ute in sbttr tcnns offootball ·Romano a.nd Sln D1eao Madison
reccspu payinaforanythinae•tra. BobRoter, share the honon for the
Ytell,c\enatnplotheCIFfinalsisn•t .......... CJUILSON/14J
WoMtwldge H19h•1 M•rJ Duprd be•ts th e tat by La9uN1
8eMtt dllrd ~ M .. an Chesley In secon d lnnlne-For
dNt ~ Oft Woodllrld9e•1 14·0 Pacific CCNtlt Leque w in.
cll11cN119 at wont • ....,. of the PCL tltle, ••• M .
\0111\11\11
Road to crown came natural
One to remember for OCC's Wetzels
ly l9CHAltO OUNN The nch continue to act richer in
~,..c......... tbelt ~s, as Wetzel is well...awa". ~ reutembhn• or the state Recnutina playen is no difficult task .. __ • ... • when SO-Or-so unsohcued ktdt show Cnampaonsh1p squad has aln:ady up on the front door of the aym on the
betun for Bob Weucl. ~hose son, first day of Auaust tryouts
"W1tb thll Pf'Oll'lll· area and
1Chool. it's not difficult lo rtcruat
talent ~hue you are," Wetul 11 d.
"You don't ntcd to make a lot of
phone calls or bea a kid to come to
tchool here because it sells usclf.
TMre are .SO kids in the a>m tryina
out •~n -e st.an pnct1« 1n mid-A ust." . ~1 Biiin l.cW1s. the state MVP
in 1917 wM1l tilt Pin~ came from
bebilld '° alp LOG1 8-b Caty in the.
.Ute ftnala. wal illert IPlD IS the
Buel ~t bflct from an 0.2 dcfit'it
LO clefeel LA Pierce. I J. IS l 2· 15,
IS-12.z. 1_~11.i...lj.IJ, in a pubauna
... ~ nnu at t.1 Camino Co11qr.
1n1s. vOted MVP ol the uth
sclecttons this year and members of
Weuel's state champ1onsh1p team
two )ea.rs aao. Setter Rich Smtlh,
lnstr\lmental an this 'ttlle victory. was
another veteran who played on the
state ch1mp1onsh1p club of t"o
seasons aao occ. which finished sec play
with a 19· l record. one pme ahead of
LA Pierce ( 18-2). knocked otT West
Valley o( Nonhcm Cabfomia, IS-7,
15·10, IS-4, in the semifinals before
facsna Pierce 1n the showdown. The
.title _pme started at 7 p.m. .•. fini hed
It 10 30 .
··we've never ofayed a 3'h hour
match bcfo"," Ylctztl !aid ... E\CI')·
bOdy was Yrrun& out af Che end. there was no tnetl) left in the CO.Ches. the
ttferttt, the pla)en. e\ct)bod)'. l'hC
crowd WIS awesome. Evtt)body was IJMtn\,.. ,
OraNC.Coest. •hic.b went 32-1 in
all matches thu pnna. was seasoMd
vr1lb ttpenence and went Yrhtn its
beck wu apan.i a waU.
waytbeay5tem fsdesiped . First
place is first place.
Oran1c Coast. with 1t1 third-place
finish and'6-0loss toCypma in the
finaJ round ofOEC action lhoukl be h~ppy wilb merely mwni the play-
offs.
-Years aao. third place teams wm neverconside~ fOr post-seasoo
play. Back then, some ~j)ions
Wci't even left out oftbe playoffl.
Maybe this is lhe real opponun11y
the Pi rat" need to make a statement
for themselves th1(jear.
Don Watson'swomen'sswim team
at Orange Coast captured its fifth
state cham{>iOnsh1p in six )'ea.rs last
weekend wt th a 72'h-poant m1111n of
"ictory over runner-up Golden West.
thanks largely to a new inaredicnt
which bas actually been around the
campu• for l() years.
Meet Bob Wilson.===la
and Dtvilioc ~'for at OCC. the one responsible fordiven
hk.e Jennifer Hoy_ who mu1ered tbe
anofjumpinaoffl·meterandJ..
meter board$. Oranaie Caul, wtuch accumulated
9Sdivinapoiotsinits4Sl tot.al.
needed some additional streftlth this
season to reclaim itJ sutc cham-
pionship.
Devilish heci~ putt1119·
Halos In stratospt.tere
California humiliat es
Detroit w ith nine-run
fourth inning, w in 9-2
ly HARRY ATKINS
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DETROlT -Wally Joyner found
out how hot the Cahfomia Anaels
really arc Monday mght.
The srreakina Anacls scored all
nine runs in the fourth innin-. which
included a doublt and tnple by
Joyner and Bnan Dowru.na's bases-
loaded triple, and beat the strughna
Detrott TtgerS 9·2. .
tn ~~:~=:· ~1 ~~~e~~';tr~~
moving out to the duaout· stee
because we were gcttana too hot, '
Joyner said. ··1 auess that shows were
an a preuy s,ood stttak."
Chuck F1nJey. 4-2, scattered seven
hits in pitching the Anaels to their
fifth consecutive victory and 10th IJ\
tbear last 11 pmC$. The Angels arc
2~11 on the season. Last )Car, they
didn"t Wln their 20th pme until June s. ··ow p1tcht.na sutT has been
outstandinc.·· Jo)ncr 111d .. I talked
. to (Detroit's) Dave Beraman after be
aot t11s.b.n. He turned and 5atd., 'Man.
you1uys are hoL• t said. 'h's not us so .
much. it's our p1tcbina. · •• ·
Cahfomll starten ha\C patched
into the sevtnth annina or later 1n 23
of 30 pmes. f10ley's complete pme v-•u his KCC>nd of the season and the
Angels' seventh.
"When )Ou get a team do••n like
that. xou·ve baucall) sot to bu:7.
tbetn'; • Finlc) satd . "We haven t
always bad a lot of success apinst
Detroit. And teams can tum on )OU
fast."
Detroit's Doyle Aleunder, 3-3.
falling to go seven 1nnanp for the first
ume, aJlotA.ed eiaht runs on four hits
an 31 i annina.s. ,
"The only comment I'm 101na to
make torujbt 1s that I wasn't very
aood;" Alex_andcr said. "I'm no1
IOlnl to tty tO IO&l)"ZC tt. f'm JUit
aoina to say I wasn't very aood
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It wu the fint nine-run inni l_P-tnst the Ti . .
1t Sept. 2. 19 S. and the tint for the
Anfelsaincelast Aua. 27 in tbetec:Olld
mntftf apinst the New York Yan-
kees.
"We're still waitina for our offense
to oome around,·· An&ds manqcr
Doua Rader sa1d. "We were op-
pOrtunistic and thlnp just work.ed
out well. Don't1ttmewro_na.1'malad
to sec rune runs.
.. Whatever l say about this pme~
aollll to IOund areedY and I want this
to be in context"
lrorucaUy, Akut¥Ser didn't allow a
hit tbro\&lb the first three inni .. but
Joyner awUd \be fowth with •
double md iccrid on a OGe-<>Ut .a.-.
by Devon Whjte. , •
Cluli O.v1s iina)ed and Lance
Pamsb ~alkcd to load the balCS.
O.nte Btchette arounded to third but
Al Pcdriquc's throw home bit Wluit'
an the back for an error, allowin&
White and E>avts to score. -
Jack Howell wu intentionally
walked to load the bases and Die&
Schofield walked to forcr Pamsh
I~-,.. ANG«U/14J
Area po\IVers
ready for CIF
The£>.-y"9ot
Tberc was no urprues in terms of
entry -everyone ~ who bad
n.med CIF 4-A \iOllcyb911 playoft'
bet\hs., and every leaaue champ100
Ccaabt) was already amared of a bye on
Wedlneaday while 16 otbtts dueled
on Wednesday m wild ~rd pmcs at
7:30.
In filct. the dra•s go much deeper
than that for Oranae Coast ua inP
powa'bo~ u they look down the
road to ICC their potenual future.
.. Marina Sol a aooc:t draw... laid
<?oroM def· -·Mar Coeeta Cbattie-
Brande. "Tbey Sh°'*l be hOme in tM
QIWVfl lpinst l.al\ma Beech. ..
As for Corona def Mar, it's a toa.ap
-Edisoo is at El Ton> Ul tM
anticipated fint round Fnay nitbt
with the winner pna ll&inSt the
lbird«c&id Sea K.iap of CdM •
.. ADd Univenat~ bal *iwa~ b«aYlt • anUCl.-Md ftrit -COM& c~ kniowlMM>ut clolt
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WCDI throuilb that type Of thin, t•,O
)an lllO .,fieft WC played l.ont ~h
,...,_ ... li&L/ ... Or .... Ceeit'a twe· ..... MVP -..._. Le..._
ma.cb It SUta ..... may wa•~ the Tro,ans \he bom COWi ....,
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Investigation of Rose slated to b_e I
wrappeduf! in ribbons this week
, • A~La•~
Al f!l•w111an of ,._Ins sllde1 Into se cond •• 8o1ton'1 Marty .. ,,.ett awaits throw.
PUckett, Twins spank Sox;
Blue Jays wake up Maiiners
Kirby Puckett ended an o.ror-15 slump wtth ~run-Canseco out untfl July,
scorinc double and Shane Rawley scattered eight h11s 1n I f h
77{, innin~ Monday niJht, leading the Minnesota Twins at ~ast , w t wrist Injury to a 4-2 victory over the host Boston Red Sox.
· Rawley ended a personal four-game losing streak OAKLAND -Jose Canscco's wrists arc as
with his first victory since his Minnesota debut on Apnl 6. thick as the barrel of his bat and his arms bulge with
With just their third victory in 16 games, the Twins-,../ muscles. but a tiny hook-shaped bone ma > keep him
handed Boston's American Lcaaue East Division leaders benched until mid-July. their second loss in ei&ht starts. Canseco. wallowing in petn and ofT-fitld trouble
.Four seeking '98 Winter bid
COLORADO SPRJNGS, Colo. -The
U.S. Olympic Committee will announce Q5{5)
today which offour U.S. <:ilJes will be invited
to continue the biddina proceu to play host
to the 1998 Winter Olympics.
. Survivors will then make a formal presentation 10
the USOCs Executive Board in Des Moines. Iowa. on June 4. _
Immediately afterward, the 93-member board will
vote;. to dC'termme the one U.S. cit)' to be placed 1n
competition with Nagano. Japan. which has dccla~ m
intentions for 1998; a likely Eastern-bloc rounll) (Sofia.
Bulpria, or a Soviet city), and whatever other
international cities eventually bid tor the 1998 Games.
The four c111cs-Denver. Salt lakeCit),Anchorage
and Reno-Lake Tahoe -ha ve spent small fonunes
preparina publica11ons. videotapes and other matcnals to
su_ppon their bids. . .
But the outcome may_ hinge on how well the c1t1es
answer one question: ~ow will the) finance the
construction of a specdskat1Dg oval and .bobsled and I ug.e
runs? .
''TH•: 81.•:A('HERS
Ge~rfg'sAlt·Star-pln on blocr -~ · Minneso~iled Mike .Boddickcr's 200th...ca.cttr _..._a ........ ear af\er w1nn1n the American Lea uc Most ~ rt While providing Manager Tom Kelly his 200th a ui61e Player ward, cw ome on y upcct-
major-lcquc victory. · ina to underao wrist suracry this week after funhcr
I ~ -•
A1 Newman began the game with a walk and stoic X-rays.
second as Dan Gladden struck out. Puckett then snapped He became the first player in major league • ALLENTOWN.Pa.-LouGchng'slast ~ award. a 1939 All-Star pm he received as
his slump with an RBI double ofT the wall. The Twins history to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in the
added two unearned runs without a hit as Boston's same season. accomplishing the fc.at last year for the
honorary captain of the Amcnca'n League •
defense collapsed in tbe fifth and sin&Jes by Kent Hrbek. Oakland Athleucs. Now. reluctantly, he may be
Gary Gaetti and Randy Bush made it 4-0 in the sixth. featured in medical journals as•"docton probe the
squad, will be auctioned next week for an •
estimated S 15,000 to $25.000.
The legenda') first baseman. sufTenng from
Am)'othrop1c Lateral Sclerosis. was unable to complete
the 1939 season. but served as team captain for the Nev.
York Yankees and honorary a ptam of the All-Star team
Rawley blanked the Red Sox until the eighth when reasons why he and his identical twin. OZ11e
EJlis Burks tripled and scored on Jim Rice's double. Jeff fractured the hamatc bonerliithe1rlcft wrists within
Reardon cot his founh save after allowmg a ninth-i nning a few days of each other. '"'
The &Old diamond-shaped pm has a diamond at each
corner rcprescntina bases. and Gchng's name 1s engraved
on the back.
run.
ElscwhCf!C 1n the American League Monday:
Blwe Jays It, Martaen 1: In Toronto. Dave Stieb
scattered six hits over ei&ht inninas and Tony Fernandez.
Fred McGrifT and Junior Felix drove an three runs apiece
as Tororno.snappcd a three-tame losing streak and ended
Scattk's six~aame winnina streak. Loser Mike Dunne
Y.ieldcd six runs and six hits 1n 31/i innings while walking
SIX.
Fem~ndcz staned the.scoring with a single ID the first
innina and McGratrs RBJ grounder made it 2-0 in the third. .
The Blue Jays scored four times and chased Qunne in
the founh. With one out, Nelson Liriano tripled and Rob
Ducey walked. Felix hit an RBI sinaJeand KcllyGrubet's
sinaJe loaded the bases. Steve Trout relieved and waJked
Fernandez to foroc in Toronto's fourth run and McGriffs
two-run sinaJe made it 6-0.
Ducc)"s RBI aroundCT made it 1-9 in the fif\h and
Felix added a two-run triple in the seventh and scored on
a croundout by Fernandez.
Ru1en U, Yullees %: In New York, Jeff Stone. a
late replacement for the missing Rick Leach. drove in four
runsand Kevin Brown beat New York for the second time
in a week.
Stone keyed a seven-run fifth innina with a three-run
triple and added an RBI double in a four-run sixth. Stone was not in the onajoal lineup but was insencd u t.he
desianated hatter when Leach did not show up at Yankee Stadium.
Brown beat New York 4-1 last Wednesday wnh a
two-hitter. He allowed one run and seven hits in seven i~nings this lime. The Rancers had 16 ruts, four b) Ruben Sierra.
Loser Andy Hawkinullowcd nine hits and nine runs
in 4 2-3 inn1DJS. In the fourth. Sierra had an RBI double.
Stonc·s tnple made it 6-0 and Pete lncaviglia. who
doubled hs>me the pme's first run in the third inning. hit
his fifth home run.
Atllletlcs f, Orlole1 1: In Baltimore, Mike Moore
allowed fo~r hi.ts.in seven inninas and Terry Steinbach
extended his h1ttina slrcak to IS pmes, lonacst in lhe
majors this season. as Oakland banded Baltimore it~ fifth
strai&ht loss. Cra1a Worthinaton spoiled Moore's shutout
bid with a hon\t' run in the seventh innina. his second or
the season.
In the Nauonal League:
EX(>OI 4, A1tro1 l: In Houston. Kt'vm Gross p1tcht'd
a five-hitter and Tim Rames hit a t\\O-run.homer as the
Montreal Expos snapped a four-game losing streak b)
defeatina the Houston Astros.
Gross. 4·2. patched his first complete game of the
season. Loser Bob Knepper. 1-5. gave up four runs and
fi ve hits ID J'ri innings.
Montreal tool a 2-0 lead 1n the first inning on Raine\'
first home run of the season follow1n1 Otis Ntiton's one-
out sincJc.
. ~·a. Met1.0: In C1Dcmnat1. rose RtJO allO~l-d l\\O hits m seven mnma.s and Todd Benzinger hit a pair of sacrifi~ Oies as the Cincinnati Reds stoic a season-hi~
five bascsa~d beat New York Mets 3-0 Monday nig.ht. 1
second strai&ht shutout suffered by the Mets.
Rijo, 3-0, struck out nine -mast by a Reds pitcher
this season -and lowered his ERA to t 43 .
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Lclantb An and Collectables plans to put the pm on
the block May 17.
The pin, which measures less than an inch
dia1on,aJI)'. 1s 1n t.he St)' le ofa pre s pm. which used to bt'
given to sponswnters to '1\'e them acct"ss to t.hc ent1~
stadium dunna World Scnes and All-Star games.
l.clands bought the pm 1n Januat) ·from a nephev. of
Gehna's who had 1t for the past 30 }Ca~. according to
Leland's official Beverly Hcbelka. he said the nephew.
whom she would not name. approached l...elands owner
Joshua Evans at a baseball card show about ~lhng 1t. but
was hesitant.
A short lime later. she $81d, a com dealer 1n
Philadelphia brokered a deal for them.
She did not dtsclose the purchase price.
QI ft'l'I·: OJ ·1·111: n \'
··1 was kind of eitc1tcd at lirst ~u$C he p1ckrd
for Bill Canwnaht. so I thouaht they ..-ere u 1na
(Michael) Jordan as a decoy. We pu hcd him out to
the sidelines We dad what ~e wanted 10 do. Bui he's
cxccpt1onallyqu1ck. I put a hand up1n has face but ht
made the ~hot '-Cleveland sw1naman Cra.11 Dlo,
descnb1n1 his view of Jordan's pme·winni.na shot
Sunda). The &Us' JIW'd aank • IS.foow u 1be
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......,, 1>. v.-... 2 ~~~ .;:,-:,•· t.~:i..":-· Tht' Flames can '4\'rtp up the bcst-of.7 nc with a
TUM ... ,... T-ur "-"·""-victory in C"alpry Wcdncsday n1Jht Jf a ~1xth pme 1
O O lw.d 1~11,~ •-• ~;~-: D needed. 1t will be played in Chic.,o Friday ni&ht.
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"N~w let me understand this ... You was;~
and rinsed the artlflclal turf In hot water and
the.n allowed It to tumtaJe dry?"
Soviet juniors fall, 88-19
Jamal Mashburn's throe-point pla\ w11h
5.29 rcma1n1nlsnappcd a 74..W4 Lt.C arut the
Nev. York .\ 'Junion "'C'nt on to txa1 thc-
So" tct Junior rtat1onal team 88-79 * The So' 1et~. suinmg an 11-g.amr. I~\' tour of the
Ln1ted State"\. pla~ an Iowa .\Al Junior team 1on1&)lt 1n Des Moines
TheSovseturca UCl's Bren Events( enter unda'
night aaamst a s1m1lar all·star group from Soulhtrn C'ahforn1a
• Unsttdcd Guallcrmo Vdas tumed back founh·
sce'1ed Dan Gold re 6-3,: 4-6, 6-3 10 a day of Ups(ts an tht
openrn• round of the >220.000 U .. Men·,. Clay C'oun
Champ1onsh1ps. Earlier. unseeded Jimmy Anas. loolunp.
for 8 repeat Of l~St )Car when he advJnttd to the
t.Purnamcnt finals. dcfca1ed eighth-seeded Bruno Ort-sar
oTYuao llh1a 6·1. 6-3
• Edd1t Johnson of the Ph~nix Suns. named
winner of the NBA's S1\th Man Award. said the honor
capped the be t sca\On of his e1ght-)ear pro career -on and ofT the court
"It'!. been a &rcat )'CM b) far my btst as an NB~
pla)er," ~1d John\On, who cckbnatcd h1$ 30th b1nhda>
last Monda) "We v.on SS pmcs th1!t year, my wife (Jo)')
1s prcs.nant "tlh our first child ht''' due in Au1u t and 1t
better be a bo>
• Len-hander Grca MathcW<i, a product of Savanna
H1ah 1n Anaheim v.-111 undt'l'JO surgc-ry on his p1tchin1
elbow later th" ""eek and *•II m1 s the ~ma1nde-r of the
1cason. the t Lou" Cardinal•.
•A 21-}ur-old Conn«h<'ut end
fonner high sch I '4 tblll ttand<>ut ""ho died dunns 1
""ot'kout at a nm had started tak1n1 steroid a month
carlter. his ""orkout partner said. The t.atc rMdlcal e\lm1ner·~offi~ hasattnbutOd tM~ath ofSce,en Viii~
of Oran.rt to natural cau!b. lnclud1na an abnormality an
the rh)'lh'!' of his hcan. but pobct ~Y tMir ln\CSUption
u conllnu1ng •
•Terr) Callcdft. a fort\iard for ttlt W1shin1ton
Bullets of the National Basketball Anoc111ion. was
booked with dnvina while m~·ucatcd aOtr h1 Mem:dcs
Bem was clocked as 94 miles an hour an north"" t
TcnhCS.S«, authom1e\ M).
• Rtdc Mars, me1hod1cally work1na up s&>ttd on a ~ool and overcast day. shattered hj own unofficial track
rt.cord w1t.h a lap on23 658 mph durina pf'ICli~ for w May 28 lnd11nap0h• SOO.
It wa the f&sttst cu'Ctut ever tumcd on th( 8().)ear·
old lndianapoh Motor pcedway's l~m •k' oval
• O\.ltficlder Citorat &II of tbt Toront~ Blue Ja)
bt'pn Kl'\ •na • t""O-llmt $UtpcM1on. after witbdra_wint
an appeal for a ht-an~ the Amtrican Lequc annouftc(d.
The ln&uc on,.~Jy announced tbt ~nsion
Ma) 4. two cllys an.tr Bdl had Id\ the blner' bO• and c~ a. fftCMaftCS. aftn ~ hll on the left arm b)' a.
oe:=laQd'sGene Neft0n in w n1nlJ' inai11of I by the A's~~. .
• mnoved a halo trKtion bn« thii& bid o;;-;. , • • • .;;..,: i • • • ='• ; • i --~ ........ ....,.., • 1 '• u.._,. • 1 • • Monday wnh U.S mrn.isra1ion a~ Nanarahution
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'"'~~tumedouuobethemost ~oflhcbarOCC~wbo •
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under Wlli0n'1 tutelaec, winnina the l·~f<OQM'petitiou with 419.20 points~ finishi~'fifth in the l-
mctereve1lt. " · · '
· I O • ThtOCCmen'sswimteamfin-
. ished sccondfo the state finals behind
. host Diablo ValleyCollCJt, which ~on the tit~ with 39S pomt.s, I l
better than Ora~oast. Golden
West was third wt th 353 points.
Nale Kinney ofOCC and Chris ·
Clarke of Golden \V~st \Vere first and -second, respectiv~ly, in the l 00
· 'freest}'le~ \ht OCC meo. it was the
second straiaht year in which they · finished second to Diablo Vatley. ·
They've alwayS'Slid there was some-
thingspcciaf about the OCC women. . 0
Guard Dareck Crane, vo~ Or-
ange Coast Colleae's Most Val~ble
Playerin basketball tbioeason, will
play for Cal State Fullerton oext
, season. erane was na med Player of
ltfi\'taran iMOIJlllrlm• Confcrcnuthll)Taraftera~na 17.S~~l reboundund4. ~~'!id Wdffl. ··o" 1987). we ~~~1wcitu10CC'car«rH .... t~•f\"'e._=--0=wtft down 0.2 and behind 14-10 1n
dool'sthirdall-t1me1COrtrwith992 the therd .. me. Lona 8cech ttrved
OQio\land bttamt the Piratt1' ftr)A five ti mt' at much' point. and we "*~oftheYearsin~Chri18eilky C'~mt beck•nd won . But that didn't ..-on the award in 1981 ·82. mean we v.ere soina 10 l.10 it apin th1~ Crant,wholcidOCCtoa2~12 "' )Cart~1Piercc1nthcfinals.
se&IOR and a berth in thcSoutherrt "l feh dual 1f WC l'OUld act IQ dtc
Cy'ahfornia R•1onals, eamed fint fourth-aame that we'd have a chan~. •
1eam alt-<onfcrtn~ honors fi nhe We were in better condition and
aecondstraiaht ytlf'. that's because ~ )\ave a better o condiuonina proaram now 1n the
Gol,den West Collcac'ssoftball ~ummer than what we ustd to have. I
team, 17-17,recci•edanat-larae felt our co nditJoning and weiaht·
benh tfld will tra vel\o Amelo~ • training pai8 off. We were s(ronaer
Valley. 26-4. in the firs( roundDfthe ph)sicall} at the end.
Soutben;i California RtJional pla)-"(LA Pierce) died a httle at the end
ofl'sbn Wednesday. and our physical (t~ngth helQlloor
The R~stlers, who finished founh tou1hne~s: • nae Empire Confcrtncc. are The Pirates also won 1t without
nth m the 16-U:am tour-Kurt_ Dumm, a se€ond team All-~namei nd will send &eshman ri&ht· SOutb Coast Conference pick who
hander Lisa Kaufman to the mou» WIS OU\ with an ankle' injury. "We
at 3 p.m. tomorra.W at City Parle in rally missed his taJent because we
Lancutn-. Antelope Valley. seeded didn t block real well apin't PicTCC."
eiahlh"won the foothill Conference. Wetzcrsaid. "J don't bcltvG.the (lj1le~
Wart/ors rip
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Wood~ Hiah'1 Warriors rolled oa• vir11.aally 11ncon1ttMd
Moi\day a1 ~¥ c:lincfied no wonc than a tie ft>t the Plcifk COMt laaut
aof\ball chamP.&ODlhip, droppeq v111tiot ~ BeKh.14-0.
The dtt11aon, coupled with a 4-0 IOU by Trabuco Hitls 10 ~
H 11Js.. lea"H Trabuco and l.aluna Hills a f111( llrnt bth1nd Woddb1'i4er
(8·1) with one p~ left Wcdnnday.
Woodbndtc is at Trabuco Hilla Wectnaday afternoon and ~n win t&e ch&mp1onsfiip outri&ht ~th Lisa Wtl\ttn seJ as thti itartcr. A Ion would drop t.'oodbric:tae into a mosl liktly tlutt-wa) tic for first. ·: • •
The! Warriors wanned up for Trabuco Hills with a• 10.h1t attack
•inst Laauna Beach .Monday with foot players dclivenna extra·basc
hats, 0 I ff Lesli~ Rathbun slamini'd a ~tun ttomertn the sixth fonina and
K.tm Johnson had a run-scorina triplt for Enc Banaa'!Warriors
K.tm [)tan, who was 3 for•: had a two-run doubW • .and NanC')' Fllia S.Cored a runner with a two-base hit. . ,
• Alis~a Nelson started an<1 aot the win, •t,iki~.out six and walkina
none-. Wehren tuned u}1 wltb two inninp of ~hef, stri~il\a out two and ~alk.ini no one. --_.,1 •
Woodbridge 1s now l 5-9 overall, while ~una Bcai::h drops to l-7, 9-11 . • -' .
• Golden West. wt)ich wasshut<>W matcb would have berr> that close 1f .
four consecutive times in its last four (Dufl}m) ~ould have t>cenrin there." ---------•• .• --•
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nations have been recctved. tomt 80
inviaalioM•aU~ouaao!outhlAnd
Rnion fora tf)OUI ii :aancho
SantileoHiahJu••·
Co1ncidt'ntall>, tlw MaUof' ~· draft is on the samt day.
What •ould sa)' arc Uw odds thlt
Arizona State-bound Ryan Kltlkoor
WcstmtQlttt(if'bcdoeln't lip with
me pr<K) will make the South squed?
0
fountain Valin' Hiab•s Bruce
Bekhtr. who has &ttn "8med as the
schoors new&irt1athleticdii'eclor, is
lookina for tomeo~ 10 aake the job of
11rts t>Uketbell roach. He can be
contacted It Edaton (962-1356).
· Belcher hannother new JOb, as
·wftl. He'smovinaupwitbbis
undeftated sophomott team to the
"Van1).Y. Jt\'el and will be coechi~a lhe
· defensivebacltsfort~Oaricrs.
amona other duties ·o
Seldom ts an Ora nee Coalt area
..
rcgular-teasonaamcs: willrclyheavi-Murray recorded 3Jkills in the title Cf f .. !yon.Kaufman ~nd freshmal'I Tam-match while uw1s hld 34 and . . . mieFlorcsifithasa chan~to 'ljndqltlst added 24. Jason ~d~r·: FrOf!lef · .. "14vance. ; • rcspooded with SI assists an~ T~V\S t1sge 1n lh~ quancrfinalJ aga~ top-K.aufman.'ofMari"a High, is S-7 Turner chJ{>ped in with 30 for the seeded·M1ra Costa. home. Downiria's \riple cle
ANGELS ~}·
l'i-ome1 • · ' •
. sdlool booked u:p with 1 Los Anaeles
· · "~school infootball-but in
November Mater Del will beduehna
LosAnaelesJordarrHiah 11 the Santa
Ana Bo\11. -with a o. 78 earned run avcraae in l-08 Pirates. Smith verified 24 tails. Ncwpon (iarbor 1s at Rollina Hills base$ and made it 7-0. ..
innings pitched,allowinajust "6 hits. "In the fifth game. ~ were ahead \\'.edn~sday, nwn: Which is a tough ltamon Pena . relieved and · tht
She tias walked 24 and struck out 83. 14-9 11hd ·then had to sers-19 times wild c;ard mAtrF\ . "'.I Angels scortd their final two runs on , Aores·,9-9.GWCsotherriatu-before we SC'ored " WCt1"'J s11d. l'jane .enten.a~ns ~guna Halls; J~}'net's "1ple ~d Johnn~ Ray's · · ER -· · . "Cl T9rrancc 1sat Un1\'ers1if, Capistrano s1naJc. ~ bandcr.alsohasamicrosco)>tc A Wet~elsa1dthe Coachof the y~r Valley i~ al Woodbri ~ Nc..w1NU1-·--~riscortdtheirruns inthe {0.94)andhaswal~edJust1S1n 126 a~d -s~oul~g~.m·i:·lm.wJnr~trdan> Harbor 1' at Rollina ill$i Culver fifth on an RBI arounder by Dave
i.nninis this season. Flores has given outstan~in$ JOI?. Tam ~etzeJ has City is at Edison; and 1Manna is at •Bergman and an RBI single b up_9 J hitsand struck out 98. -. been 1lss1sttng his father all sea$70rt. North TorrJn~. · · Pedrlquc Y
Jordan ls a replacement for Crespi,
wh1ch~lled out ofits series with
Matcr.~1. stauna that last year's
handshakt llfCC~en.!_was for only __
one year, at Crespi ..
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· losun r I innings so I don·u·~nk the' bcclusewtdon't.havea reputation. supposed'lo lose, ~dn. We ha\'eaot
Bruce Rotlinson·sMonarcbshave
an all-Orange County p~son
scbedule\\llh Fouown Valley,
T~tin. Santa Ana. Edison and Hunt-
inaton Beach hned up.
SOFTBALL • ,,om,,
anerror. ~
, '!Efhen on Thursday we play Ocean
View 104 they aretouah to beat twice.
We have to win ol\C o(the two games
to ao to the ~'ffs., so we ba vc our .
work cut out\Or us.... .
· Tbe~ncthinaVikingshaveaoing
for them is that they beat Fountain
Valley s0 they know it is not an
imp0ssible task. Huntington Beach,
on the other hand last a nail-bitcr10 ,.,ttie Barons and will be out to avenge
· thatdefeat
"Wibeat them last year and we
played em.touah th1s year when-we ,., .
· &irlshave tha t ~ou.ntain.Valley my?; . but a putall(?n asa winner has t~ be some revcnae planned for'themand
tique they don t hide at thal nainc. •. bui d th~t is what we are building. bopefully that w111 give.us momentun
• Said Coach J ullc' Parmenter. "We .oh19 difference bel·wt.tA the .. gomgapinst Fountain Valley."
have got a 101 of confidence. Sure the , ·.saro and us is eq>criencc. 'Foun-BOBBI TALES-A group of eight
&iris respect the Barons. but we <!.~n 't aa ·· alley will not panic under • · girls and two parent~ from Edison
h1!hem i1l aw~ J)ressurcifNhileJn)' ait'ls miJbt think lii&h School wilt tiavel to EnaJand the last game ehad thcba.ses twiccbeforedQingsomcthmg, buJ the and Scotland th1ssumnter,July 1-23
toa cdwithnooutsa didn'tscorc. homc ficldadvantqeshould , topan1ci~teintwol.awn Tenn1s ·
We just dicfn 't get that y hit..But tflc o~t.wcigh ~,. ~CJl 1flu arc t~c Association sanctioned junior grass
&iris know that they can 8'1 on and h11 -vltltol'the pttssu_re starts to bUJld roun tennis cnamp1onships. Thr-girls
Rice. I~ fact. the~ hit h¢r tJttterthan · ..... whe.n you·~ in e~tm·i}"lnin&s, You . • will c9mpcteJn th.e I 0-d.aY Prudential
(they h1t) Wes,manster •. ~ ". .· ~ajttt-th~t1fthcother~m sco~es . Scc?tush JuniorChamp1onships in
"Ith ink talent wl5C ~~are pastas t~ game 11 P'\'.erS<? t~afp~tsprcssure -. .Ed'in~u!'&h, Scotland and in the six-good. Position for pos1uon we arc · · f... • n the.offense.· · . ' ·' "day SOhhuJJ Fosler Menswear Inter-..
equal, they just have a strikeout :-Weare~'t look.i napast West-. · ntati onal ~hamp1onships near Bnm.
pitcherwtrile mine 1s mo~finnesc. minster.'T ybeat us on Freak} · .4ngham, Eniland.
My girls undcrcstimatethemselv~ ~ _Friday~ all~hc teams th.at ~ere . Eac;h &irl fias been 1n\'Ol\.ed an
group and individual fundraisina
activitiesto help fund the tour. Thr
aroup abo hosted a tennis team from
Australia l~t summer. A aroup from
tdison traveled to EnaJand in 1983.
TJte players who wifl travel arc:
Laura Oleson, Kim Willauer, L)nn
Ha11stom1 Katie Beard.Julie Nev.-
man, Katny Newman, Anne Thiel.
and Nikki Tu mer. All airts except
J ~ie played varsity tennis at Eda so"
and Nikk1 wasall-county in doubles.
Their coach-Ron La Ruff a, the
baseball coach at Fountain Valley.
· An¥one interested in donation and
othcrmformauon relative to the tour
should call Mrs. Phyllis Turner. (714)
96S-1404.
0
Corona del Mar H1ah swim coach
Mike Starkweather, who has had his
Sea Kjnasat the forefront for the past fi ve years, has been named 1989
Swim1na Coach of the Year for the
National H •ah School Athletic
Coaches A socaation for R91on 8.
He 'II be one of eight nominees for ..
the 1989 Jllttonal award. and on June
24 will be honored in Ph oenix at the
24th annual awards banquetJll the
group's annual chnic.
Starkweather-knownas"Stark"
around the Corona del Mar campus.
wins this from wnh swimmUJaarea
(Southern Cah fom1a) that is sttond
to none
From North 0r-.. COWYty
Froin South Orange COIM1ty
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Dupln. Laundry rm, 2 1 hdroom '$870 2 ~ .. new lntanor w/d 11Wf•1 lllllfl BALBOA ISLAND 38r PCH Prof otflce Furn pany Will traln~t-r.cl conar heer1 ltig (Mr pandan1 Hak• ax-
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car 0•1'!..g!.;..,.8r.~ker 21dnn 1Y.S. $815 hk•~ micro dlw frP'c 28" 1aa a I , .. _ .. ___ M/F.2,._ ....... room Shata r-.,..1. lax, mant or IHI, o re· a.aai.y) S•n Juan Cap ~rlanc.ct eov •II••· FORM°"' ,.,...,.,., · V d tt.aA......... •...-• ' ' ' ., "• n w Y re-._,.....,.. ......,..,. .....,.. quit.cl , • ""82'"" peraon lo join upending INFORMATION CALL ~ .....,...._ ~~~~l~eo: =~endNew ~P,:b ~.~.:"'lf3~~s23'!' ~14-~2~= Park· n11n1 ;. nr rivet becu.,-v• 1111t. Ad 1aie, or print (111)..,.... J~T~'l.~ ltD 2640 ..... ....... PETS 1925 6~ BALBOA tSLANO Mile. -.. ,.. ... ,tnOnlls 3002 ~::.~:'n~;::~r:i ~~~~~~~~
QtOUnCI floor.,......, quality 1eA. 1BA. ancloaed SOAAY,-~ PETS _..,,_ etrelght, 301 Utll, cable. Commerclal 'roperty (111)111·1111 ~ you St Jude for P4!dlaoa PIMM can or fll II mna&.ml
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pat1clng 1P8C1e 324 VJo. 213-592·2214 apt poot, cwpott doM up Agent 914-3375 or Female to ahar• 2,500 aq 8tvd C M Otte, at0f908. COSTA MESA AREA DAJLY PILOT IMSt S~MP Muat tleW tone !t 131-5N2 0t to Hoag Ho•pttal '75-•170 • ft, 38R, 3BA Huntington war.nae, ate, parking"" new macnlnes, prime own lrUdl & too1a. AWt
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Large )BA 2BA upalllra In :'Jo":.'~~~": .... 1111• lltf/W, Spaaou1 3Br. 2Ba with 15' 11 27 gl ... cleck •RETAIL SPACE• $300-$700• CASH each Mn Tim Guaman Ave, Norco, CA
•·Pl4t11 NrOCC.Garaoa 1300 .aac dap Frig dlftWUhaf atOYe BHctlhouH. perl(lno. • w~. pool tabla, Approx 1200111xlnt1o-machine v.tee.kly Must (7l•)M2_..321 111 llll'':m
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mo. No1>91a 54~7~ *1_.1111* S8SO/mo8•a-.-1g7 • _ YlllllllllTH Houukeaper 20·2~ lllUIE •DIS e-.:p'd Foreman & LMd
MESA Vt;ROE ZBR ul>C* * LUii * Frig, dlthwulier~ -11ove 111 IUIMUI IPTI COM Prof/Flhr 2Br. d-" Hllllllll&L llU) hrs/wk A.M 111 CdM ml· • Per~ ~ ~1\:!;
w/gar. ~ crpt/drpe 1BA I LOii large welk-ln Incl. No pall 5"45-i855 Spactoue 2·38R (tome hH, l>Uch 8 blk• Al/I WIMlllll Minimum $10,000 $300-d~e Perfect for ~om $19,000·129,000 I year Mm.,,, ~ r,'
S700/m9. 2887 Hickory cloMll, patlO, ~ar, w/d w/ocean~lon Fairway 8/11 IMO/mo Incl meld 2000 Ill M ... ' Butlnttt '500 week potan1i.1 Call of school·eQe ctllldran 801-375-0679 Ext A-1 IMklng or alt •H·1~36 or 751·9•83 hk-upa All vi IS peld •EASTBLUFF TwnllH of N.wpolt 8aach Coon-850 .... 3•51C>759·7&47/E r--ter loc Ole ttOl'~a JOl1n 1·800-476-0369 E•P req 71~5 Ar:'T-='attona ... ,"" acpt pn.... ot cablnel.IMk· 1775. 873·9054 API 38R 2BA, 2 car gar-try Club Gated comm, 2 VWJI • 7 h . ---·1---.. .,... Ing Good oPPQrtunlty tor llWLf •t1Um $650/mo. 28R 18A, n.G.; 199. No pat•. S 1025/mo cer garaoa w/atorege COM apac1ou1 2BA 2BA .. 1 '!OF~~ M~~~ ~~ 1 1 fll •IT Ill Ledy ~-:.~.,Pm eta f: ~ygen~:;til D~~ growth. ~Pf*/ In P8flOn
28R' w/gw, crpta, CSrpa quiet pOOI, """l>le, pla" yr IH. C•ll Mon-Fri Frplc, w/d hkup1, pool I blk be!\. Mature F" NIS ...... ·-Tlll-Tl•ll g INt.:_...co172• 00 1ncklatrlal A~. bit '--t-M.. d I 11 .... 1 .. rnt room & salary &44-881 care office 957-8100 .,. ~ ...... , '""' Y w Pl o yatd 15091 P1e1tlc St 644-88$2 Aalc IOI' Ruthie 19• No pat• Now leaalng av• worker Of tr av er ,
838-4120 CALL 1·5PM 891-1029 OI' 538-1076 by AP01 (714)144-C>e03 pr.t 1450 675-6134 111•llU From OYr )uat releued un· MOTHER lo"care IQf your 11210 Denita --:.-:==:-='.=i:::=-::--
2•37 Orang41 'F' $750 •Ml'f Ill• l>allevabJe 3-D CAMERA chlld~ln CM PtanMd ac-A'1 IAIAUI
M7 lllctOl'la 'L 1720 Ill.I Tl IUll 1--1 l'IL.lff ....... , .. , C•ll tor urnpre dls ttv111as Good Reta F~· 2• Unit Compla•, .__.r ~_,,.....____. 2676 3BREXECUTIVEHOME• trl l>utora wanled 8 9 "' ' ~ llMlllll GrMt 10!' 3 PfOlt 2 frptcs, Very attractive Qylel 2Br HW• ~"e $900/mo * 721-04()() 1·900·657-S340 ext 115 D1y1/Evftl 557-5 1 IMll•retlred Mutt know w/d hk·up 648-41$2 l'~h. new carpal w/d 2BR. v.111, 10 t>uch. enc mainten•~ 855-06&5 28R 18"· laundry rOom, -Ilk-up, g1r11ge $850/mo gar. very clean $700/mo GUNA BEACH 2 Fam
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TSLMGMT 642-HS03 C•rporl U50/mo ONTHEBLUFFNRHOAO . 497•995aie 992-7747IO fndullrtll 2788 TDal S10000/up Noeted 8SharppeoplenMdadto monthly I* area Not 1 .. • L 1 B S725 ... /no pen Call Denison k Id 1 of 730-S 127. v 19'-222-583• g r. mtero Misc. R~ Luxury ooeen vi.w condo. Appro1t. 2,000 aq " 01 In-A~ 87,_7311 NOW wor In lltl Cll2Y • mutt• level 285-1918 IMI Wt&.llalllllU (Call Collec1 ) •Lg 1Br F/P gu pd $750 du•I malr sep•r•1e ullrtal vwith 00~ W•t ----___ _
P.ntll<M, oc.an "'8w'? See POOi, apa. gar . cerpat't 2706 I I o or 1 . n I I m k r . 17Ul SI.CM Prima,., ...
lo baliaVe 1BR w/1011 L!Q&N ltM'.h 2648 NawpOf'I Terrace Apll Rooms se s 1700/mo 499-0050. s1r .. 1 lron1199 Orou
1200 aq " 2BR 2BA. Ilka -1"'°1 SuperlOr 648-8838 EXCLUSIVE BALBOA Pan· M/F to lhr targa •Pt 1 blk 1.... S2. 100/mo Call new-Fr'f~5 No P«I• ~ ~::Wi>dw:';(,t&~J;1 AlW&fl TH lllTU lnauf1 near J•ttv. private 10 bell $470/mo • 1ee SuNn Mon·Ft.k 8 30.4
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Sharp & CINn Qachalor 249-1211 10am-noon H~ .. Rental• Cannery amoklng $350 675-339 I 850-90001723-0626 Waraho<IM ' Stor~ lor Lott a FOW1d
S1ove I rafat N4w c•rpal Renl•la. JR Mgmt Inc. LAGUNA BEACH Furn BR Newport l>loek to t>ch Rent. °'PPfOll 2.900 1q f1
& Pllnt Gu Pd S•80 Studio: Wdl to Beac:hll! 875·460e $325 Stydlo $550 Pool. 2eR, 28A. lg deck. ger. lndullrlal Mellon, CM ASS 0 ATM ENT 0 F
me 850-4751 ~tloi.4~~s r's22cil° ~H ~All.ABLE NOW T II PY1 ent N/~mkr w/d" $500• ''lullllll•• near Superior 80c/aq It
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lndry. carport, 11ove &
frig Incl. '575 • '350
!Mp. Perfect fOf adult
from l>Nch 1218 W MATURE Prof Fam New-NwPt Bell 3BR twnhme. 83l-•697
Balboa, 306 E Balboa port BHch, walk 10 1BR $300 or matr/l>a
For Into. call Scoll bMctl I bay $350/mo • MOO + dap •I) utlls Pool
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330 W. lay St.
Coeta Meea. CA
Jim Venneau
714~..a21
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week. If you don't fill
t he positio n, run a
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call Maria or Angie,
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, 1 To rMlode 119ndlng ma· thorough knowledge . of
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', clean-cut, bond able. eflta. AMpond to P.O.
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751-2101 Must h8\'9 rellebte econ-1--------
omy car & IMUfanc. ~ 11.111 •
GrHt tor 1tudent1 Ideal lM>91tlon for mature
FT/PT 1300+/wHk woman, P I T, 25·30
831·1212 hra/wk. mo1Uy A.M
EnwlOpe Stutters. No •xP· Fountain Valley area.
nee. F'ull or Pf1 time. for Ml-3007.
mo<e lntonnatlon a IPPtl-W ii 1111/ ... cation Mnd .... to P.O LMge celfPO'lllon In Irvine Box 7"490. Oeearborn Ml loOkJng for pef"IOn to do
41120 malnten•nce work &
. NI• HllLI dfM company van. Must
AMembly-rac>aif & 1afe1 haw good OMV record.
PIT winter. FIT eummer' full-time work 549-3824
=:~~:: .... ,Ill.II
&42-8ee2 Tu.Sat 10-5 Need•--eetlc per90n to --------1 grow With .,, •ablllhed fLllllT . oomp8ny. Minimum 1 yr
PIT WM6tenda. 14 hrl nureeryexp. 8.i.rySIOO-
totel. Wiii 1reln. >Ont $1200. lni.rvlew by appt
opptytolMrn &44-1413 only.648-7441.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that a~ eteetlon haa beel't cati.d i(td wtff be held on the 13th day
Of June, 1 ... wtl6ctl .-.ctlon INllt be an all·mali.d ballot electJon conducted puf'9Uent to Section m 11. 1 ot tt1e Electk>na CcxM of the Stat• of camorma. wfthln lmprOYWMnt District No. tee of 1he
IMne Rench w ..... Dtttrlct fot the purpoee of tubmlttlng to the vot.,. of Iha lmprowrnent °"1rlc1 the
ptopoaltlon of....,_ "' not generel obltgallon bond• of the Improvement oi.ttlet In tM amount Of
I 19,2M,OOO Mell be authorized and lleued, f0t the purpoee 8tated In the propoaltlon twelnetter Mt
forth In tNe notice, Which bondt "*I.be p8)'ab'e from .-..menta to be i.vtect and colected
udUatwly upon landa within the lmprov.rnent Oiftrlc;t.
The bondl thell beet lnter•t at a rate 0t rat .. not to exceed twetYe P«<*lt (12%) P« annum, the
ectual time. of payment to be ci.termtned upon the uJe thereof
The balk>ta UMd at the elec11on shall be In the tOrm pract1bed by Sec11on 35108 of tM Water CcxM
Of the State of Callfomla.
Ott the ballot• to be uMd at the elec11on, In addition 10 any othet mat1er1 required by law there
lhatl be printed eubl1antlelly the followtng:
Of'1CIAL 8AU.OT
IMPftOWMINT DllTillCT NO. 1M
°' ... VINI RANCH WATIA DtlTRICT
INCIAL 80ND ILICTION
June 11, 1•
To vote, matte a croaa (+)In the voting equare after the wOfd "YES" or
after the WOtd "NO". All matkt otherwlM made are forbidden. All
dlltlngullhlng mark• are fotb4dden end INJ(e the ballot void . YES
NO
If a proxy or authority of legal repr11Mntattw It being voted. the proxy °' authority lhatt be
attacMd to the baltot.
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CALL 642 4313
ltetween7 W&7PM
Orange Coeet Dea, Pllet
NEWSPAPER
DELIVERY
NOTICE 18 HEAE&Y GIVEN that a-... elec11on hM -., called end w1M be held on the 13th
of June, 1119, wNdl eltction ahell be en .,.-maled ~ -.caon conducted ~ to 8ecUon
23511.1 of the Bec9'one CcxM ol tt1e St• of Callf0tnle., wttNn ~ °'9crtct No. 1 .. of tM
IMne Randi W..., °'9tttct for the purpoee Of IUbtnlttlng to ttle voe.re of tM ... o.n.lt OtMric1 tM
ptopoaftlon ol ~ ':r'.., oblaatlon bond9 of the imp 01WM11t DIMtlct In tMt amount of
18, 174.000 lhal be and i.uecf, for the purpoe. ltalld In the Pfopoeltton ,....,..,.., Mt
forth In tN9 .notlc». wNch bond9 Mell C>e peyable from u 1111 rneni• to be lewted end ooMcted ~ upon liMdt wttNn the lmpl'o¥Wnent otetrlct.
The bonda ahal beet~ at• rate or r8* not to -.CMd tweNe percent ( 12"') per annum. tht
ectUll tlmea of peiyment to be~ upon the laAe thereqf.
The belott Uled at tn.-.CUon .t\all be In the form sw..mbed by Section 35108 of the W9'er CcxM
of the Stat. of caltomia. ·
On the beAota to be UMd at the eNctlon, In .dcs111on to any othet malt.,. requw.d by law ther1
ahall be pr1nted eubatantlelty the folowtoo:
OPl'ICW. MU.OT
._..,ftMINT IMITMCT MO. 1•
°' ltw. RANCH WATP ~T
8"CW. 8om IUCT10N .,, ,,.."'_
" a ptoay or ~ of legal NPr..-itatl"'9 .. beW'6 VOMCI, the ...,oxy Of llUthottty thal be attacMd to the belOI. .
lllloel,,.... M,_ ltl'M by 6:00 p.m . ..hlM 13. 11M, ttther at tM Oftloeot tt1e ~of Orange Counl1. 1-'°""' Grind Aw, a;;t; AM. C .. fomle. ot ll P.O. 8cm 11IM, Senta Ana. Ciiio. n11. 12711. •
As a convenience to our Daily Piiot
~ c~stomers We 're Open Earl~er and Stay
Open _ Later fOL New adsT Correctioos--
and Cancellations.
To Place Your
Daily Pilot Classified
Please Call
·642-5678 4
Dail Pillt
. '""".,.. ....... , a""" &Cli/JI; ,~;~~~~~ Onlyto.._onallll•.~ END a.--....of-•'9ol0 --~E a cwino adUtt•. '115 Al1 M' c 11•a * ~ Jeep G'Md Wegonw 1..;..;;;=:,:.;.,;;:_ _ __;==-' wt\, eMdll ~ ......... , .... ..._ 11•. --Tttr. 10W mtii: loed9d.
wtth _,,.,.,_, 1.0. only! -w --• .... ·-perlect condition. wnoe. Ave11111W NOW1't O la 115,000. "9tall
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Ml·11M• Mt-1111 lll!!t 7914 117,000. Mt!Jna Stl,000 CAL· 13 ·~ itiST 01 obo. 140-0~ (NOR~ ~~~~~· ~~~I T.. v.,., ..... °'-8) 1"·i~1,...1""'i0i..,,...,..-'11.,..l1'""•-,...--11 ""'Mt...,, .:: lbte Ind low coet. b-' •
"POODLE PUPPY SALE" parlancad M11cn only. TNda 9()JS r':' 1~ I,,.,_
Hom. r..-CS, (T-Cup. TQY Oen 723-t500 mu1999. (U7tl11). .. ttt.a71.,,...
1"!111_______ & M in) u 5o-aeso . UDO 14. ·as. Ganged 9LEMONI IMP0'"9.
6022 151-lMe5 _ ~new. Sailbeg. tutt 'U ,., ~ 11 .• .......,.
QUEEN' SIZE MAURESS FREEll Full SIH Box SHELTIES Al<C COYW, CUINona. '2900. llM .Baldl. m llDO
&80X.QU1lTEDL $pf1Ag• & Maur ... In TrlpJ* & Tootala are 521-25530t~I. w 2111
8AAND NEWI S 155 gOOd condition. CALL anxtous to tJnd hOfMe for Udo 14• very clMn ready "1:-•l llf 1-•
CALL* 8'04733 * 881-6990 their wt 2 puppM. Male to ·-·1 Tr-•'-•. _.., .. , ---tr! I 100 eed\ 780-8e77 -. -... ......... . .. •• 1 ° -~ SOLID OAK TABLE. round FREE TO GOOD HOME, ' 11.150 obo. 4M2-6e73 TOtket, Hotley, 8eQ1Nw 4 • •
Wlfl oer tor""'°" ~ bUt~ block; $250 4-BlllCk German ShepMl'd, •••• llTTlll-lf & SABOT llflglfl-... t e·. IPM<f, Hur9t, Gabriel, FAOM a1M LIMON8 ...vtoe MtU rout•• TRIAX. Spkr• 1n lg wood 1 yr old. Male, Neutered. 10-wk•, 2 rn.le: 1 cnoc e>t. whit• 'w1ttt grtMtl 'trim new llr•. E~ up-~ , ptcMdad ... ,sNn MOl\4 ca~t neu; S26t ea AltShota.557.7827EY91 1...ipt.8~7215 l40.Hi?a272 · Of'adadll Spar• parts. *•11 ...
f:tt,...,c:Mho.ity. ~OVE~~:~~:o. YORKSH IRE Terrier ...... ....., Cuet°i.~~Outrat •eet..:=:':ITOCK Llll'l•1t11 -~ Jf/wefry/fun/Art -~y. born 1-23--89. M . °'*'aredlt ' t7M747 SOUTHWEST I L•mp1, • 6025 blk/tan, AKC rag. lhot• .UMd flt>w-alW •bot in 11••11111•111 onctJlltlPPf L , Sofa+loYuaat; chairs; ~rr.nt. 857-1145 att5 good condition, pleue 837-1887 744-o253 WINDOW CLEANER etlalM (peacti/grean/wht)! CAESAR Hernandez '42·2"0. TO I
lupw/1mea. "911/c:ln cut Stona/glaN Of wt\t wash, w•tercolor, framed , ftlanos I n-w *ISP
·• ... 10 hr+ cw eicpl/ben. eofland !bl•: din eet1: wan 5350: Joan ""'no: '75\l. ...... .,.... 6059 <AAAA/ri.• •--. -.C. Vthk:lts 9090 -~· H8--. ~1191 u.nttt('Pfna logs pole bdrm PrivJt• patty. 535-55~5 • ~ ..,.-v .-. uv.u _. ~iiiF.~f~IOn/kg1N1ttr.WbxlPf'lng. !"!'H~AM'!"!"!"M!"'!!O!'!''N'!"!!O!""""!P!91H""!O'!"i!E~N~l,.XI 7016 GOVERN~ENT SEIZED ••I 1111
SS40 Wholaaala Pf'CI. 973-0653 Mad*lef;Y . 6045 Organ. dbl manual. In gd Seecratt 19' S,ort ao.t. ~:!'~~I•~ 1 ~~ -
.. ~ 6015 -•a•lll•D.... cond w/1011 of music 175 h.p., outboerd, with mt..: c~ s'urp1ua. 1001a...11•.Npt8cf\ l!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-----!·..-;.;.; r-·••--booktS250611-6990 trailer Elec1ronlc1 tJve e G id ( 111-1111 ......... , ........ .,.llll:,.,m for.... F0tmlca table w/6 etlalfS FOf breeding. 5 yeatf. Tri· belt, etc. Good condition. 98l~e:7-8000 e h~f ~. ,.,,,..,...~~-:-:==_,...
--S!O: ou adget $25; Flitt· color. 213-421-8003. llcydts 6060 se.250. 723-1.a8 S-22387 ' • 85 HONDA ACCON> ...
er ltareo ayetem $250; BRIGGS & ST"• 0 -door, lo9diad. 411< ....._ dbleCUMttedec:tc $150, ""' N BRANO NEW Woman's l $7100. 144-14 U .
'7t VW farid«• • qrtr lawn mower E•~llenl Centurtarr 12·~ 19'' ta.../fEL/~1 9100 IM-1111 "' condition. runs wall 145 tr $250 650 " .,.. ..,,.. uuuu ' penetS50tea M&-7152 . 963-7395 8~01 1 . -vhrvOf 022 1113 JAGUAR VA.MOEN -BMW--ttl4-~1131---....... -.-•• -.. -
IH•lrtltfrlcl1H =-· ORIGINAL SCHWIN 50' plus Main Channel, ~.;: .. 1':.: = JZ:. :::-c-~-::. Sofa/sleeper $50 Offtcefumlture CRUISER Bledl Excel· liunllngton M•rbor. cellent condition, new tough. Wll ._. .....
IUIL T ·IN Rafrlger· 63t·1075 Lv MIQ & £cppment 6047 lent rims like new $75 a.1-11701 or M0-3581 tlr ... MUST SELL THlS 100\ ~ ~
atorlfrMHt. SUb-Z.o. PtEARE-ot:U>t F~t -9§:3-7_.DS -DE._Eor .ame1 ~ W.E.E.KE~ -$18,"5-0 et1r ~goat raalftt
Like new . I 1300. ,,ua1 Cl4larance1C>ecor11-l&lhttl•• 15' Mu $100/mo. 080. Daya, 549·3700; whHl a. (13 .tOO.
780-9757, Eve9. tva acoes.ori... clothes. $275. Call 673·5354 875-4986 hm-8i>m Evenr~ &. Weelcend1, 147-1 tl7 avanlnt• •
MAYTAG WASHER A ~fa~~~~twr~:~jr~ OUAUTI Otllee fUfnllure, Sltp Avail-No Liva Aboard 720"17 4· • Ma--43n Oen
ORYEA Harwat gold, In FUhlon ISiand NB barglnprl~duetocom-Up to 32' $364 '* •. ·77 MERCEDES OOOd wor1clnQ condition. ' pany relocallon Can be $cM Tia to 25' Sll5 2400 Stick, re-built en-
13595. 881-SMo R91def Wave Ski & paddle. teen TJJMday, May 23. SWALES ANCHOAAO! gtne, sunroof, beautiful
lp004 17 c:u tt. Frost-Ilka new $600 Timpone from 12-3pm It TIC. 1300 Boats. General 7011 Dally 9--5 5'41·1501 red USOO OBO
Fr .. Refrlg, almond, like T.hr~.ster Suri board. Dove St, Ste l03. NB SABOT FOR SALE SLIP OR END TIE WANT· 96&--tn2
..brand new. · $225 obo 5 10 • goof condition c .. h & Catry Ball• only Located on Balboa Island ED. NB tor 33' Mil. 10-4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil He-7838 • S100 673-9 45 Flr•t come tlrat Mrve Beach mooring. Baat a.am Dan tss.-3575/D
1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Set of mirrored closet WOOd desk, delk & lid• ort., 631-2852 723·9500/E 62 Mercedes ,umllurt 6014 doors w/brau trim ohalra, wood Cl'adenza. -==~=~-;;;;~~H;I;\;~~====~ llllll!!lmtl'!'...,._ .. """'__ 4• 1. M•hOO desk conten1noe tabf4t. ~I at p. •--7A-2 Tl
BEAUTIFUL BEO, naYar 2·=4· wllthr toa;y Sewing lea than 50% of new OW'!(~ vi Mlle; ••a+cWtMlon
uMd. Still wr~pad In machine 640-6931 0091 10' SI.WY · •-p platUc. Worth $500, Weefsender special twin C!!!>tnJTl'llln ~14 u-............
1 a c r a I Ice S 1 9 5 CHINA-1395, Alona adap· 454· ' I h 9r• r a1• 213--881·9414 t1ble by Ohd• 38•17112 Ptts & Animals 6049 1• Yery ~ ours, ~v"'R .'• ~ Motor· Alf, power 1teettng, dl9C Ht 78" Coci!tan Tabla-llMps 6 10 beam, home, 84 Turbo Dleaat, brakes. lamb lkln. phone 1us1 overhauled. 19,000 mllea. a6I eJ!trM,
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CREVIER ·-11•a1
Footboard with ralla,
------------------------~ QUMr\llz•l195. ~733 833-0425 or 760-39S8 (H"824e) 2 piece hub caps
Ml.IC M>TICE · MUC M>JIC( Ml.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE•IS HERESY GIVEN that 1 tpedal e1ect1on ~been called and will be hekl on the 13th day
of June, 1989, whlc:tl election 9hall be an ~ bellot election c:onductec:t pureuant to Section
23511. 1 of the Electlont Cede of the Stat• Of Callfornla, wfthk\ Improvement (){strict No. 288 of the
ln'tne R9nc:h Water Dlatrlct for the purpoee of eubmlttlng to the YC>t.,. of the Improvement 011trk:t the
proc>oeltiOn of whether or not general 'obbdon bonds of the Improvement District In the amount of
11.on.000 lhlll be authortzad and IMUed', tor the purpoee ttated In the P'~tlon hereinafter eat
forth In thle notice, which bonds lhall be payable from ...... "*'" to be ~ and collected ~~wffflfn thitlmprovwnent-olitrlcC - . -. The bonde lhalt beat lnter•t at a ,.t• or rat• not to exoaad twelve percent ( 12%) per annum. the
actual tlmee of payment to be determined upon the .... thereof.
The ballot• ulad at the election lhell be In the form P<etetlbed by Section 3510& of the Wat« Code
of the State of Catlfornla.
On the ballot• to be uMd at the at.ctlon. In eddltlon to any other mattera required by law there
lhlll be print~ IUbltlflllally the followfng;
Off'ICIAL aALLOT
L llllPROV..NT-DISTNCT NO. -°' . ltVINI RANCH WATUI IMSTIUCT
'a INCW. llOND IUCTION . t-(.-..11.u. . ' ~ To vote, mattt a croea (+)In the voting 1quar• after the word "YES" or
aftat the word "NO". All matite otherwtM made are forbidden. All
dl9tlngullhlng !Mft(e are fOf'biddan and make the ballot VOid.
NO
W • pte»CY Ot euthortty of '9g.i ,..,,...Ct~ le belne YC>t9d. the proxy °' euthot'tty lhall be attllCNd to the ballot ,.
lllotamutt be •eotl• b15:00 p.m., JUnt 13, 1NI. either at the Offtoe of the ReQla1ret Of Orange
county. ''°° South Gl'Md Avenue. Sant• AN. Clltfomfa, Of' at P.O. Box. 11298, Sant• An•. Celfornla. 12711. I
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rta.IC ll>TICE NIJJC ll>TIC£ • Nl.IC ll>TICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HE~BY GIVEN that a apeclal elec11on has been called and wtll be held on the 13th day
'of June, 1989, whfch eleetlon •h•ll be an alHTialled ballot 9'ectlon condUC1ed punuant to Section
23511.1 of the Elections Code of the State of Calltomla, Within lmpr~t °'8tflct No. 2M Of the
ltvlna Ranch Water Olttrlc1 for the purpose of submitting to the votere of the lmprO""*'t Dl9ttk:t the
propoel11on of whether or not general obllgatlon bOnd• of the lmprowment Dlat11ct In the amount of
$40,531,000 shall be auV\Qrlxed and lnued. fOI' the putpOM stated In the propoeltlon herW\after .at
forth In thl• natloe, whkh bones. lhalLbe payaot. fi'om M1M1ment1 t~ be levtad ~ Colected
axc:tllllvaly upon lands within the lmprov.ment District
The bonda lhall bear Interest at a rate or rates not to exceed twelve P9f08nt ( 1294) per lt)nUm. the
actual time. ol payment to be det«mlnact upon the Nie thereof
The bellotl UMd at the electlon shalt be In the lorm pre9Cflbed by Section ~s 1oe of the Weter COCS.
of the State of Calltomla
On the ballot• to be uted ai the electlon, In addition to any other matters required by law there
shall be printed substantially the following .
OFFICIAL BAU.OT
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 281 OF ,
IRVINE RAHCH WATI" DtSTinCT
SPl!CIA.L ltOND EliCTION
June1S.1Mt
To vote, mark• cross (+I In the voting square after the word "YES" or
aft« the wOl'd "NO" All marke othetwtte mlde are lorblddefi All
dlatlngulltllng marks are forbidden and make the ballot void
ft you wrongly matte, tear. Of'~eoe this ballot. return 11 to the Reg1a1r1r
of Voter• and obtain anothef ~
BONO PRQPOSITION: Shall the lrvlM Ranch Watw Ot1trlct Incur Ill
lndebtedMU and ~ general obltgation bonds for Improvement
a.strict No. 186 thereof In the amount of "40.531.000 at • maxJmum
Int.,. rate Of twelve peroent (12%) per a.nnum, to aoqutr. and eonalNCt
worq and facilities lor the cotlectlon, treatment and dltpOMI of MWage
and the ttOl'ege and dlltrlt>Ytlon of raolalmed wat«. Including dams,
r...,.,olrt. 1t0f'age t•™<•. treatment tecllltles. pfpee. pumpfng equtpment
and alt naceaary equipment and property ''*'•for. acquiring fund• to
fulfill contr1C1ual commltmant1 to carry out the ~ and purpoNS of
the Oiat,nct eontaln4td In eontrac:ta, lnciudlng contract• With other agen-
etea, 111 In accordance with the Plan ot w~s fOf Improvement District No
28e?
YES
NO
" a proxy or auth«lty ot leg&! representative 11 being V01ed. the pro11y or authority .nall ba
eutlc:had to the ballot.
8alloti must be r~Vad by 5 00 p.m .. June 13. 1989. either •t the onioa ot the Reai9trw Of Orange
County. 1300 South Grand Avenue. Santa Ana. Callfomla, or at P 0 Bo11 11298, santa Ana.
c.llfomla. 92711.
.. . ,..,.,_ ......... ] ......
0.... Ollf ... -.. "· n. •. ,.. ""
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141-1114
'12 HONDA PRELUDE.
G!'Mt condition. orlglnal owner. New clU\Ctl, new
bru... snoo oao.
Maur.n 131:4274 ........... ---4 Cloor. NC. .........
......... 111-1119
·15 VOLKSWAGENc ·15 vw ,.. •• .._. pp -. I ABAIOLET Maroon, 5'-~ .. ._
speed, ••c:elS.01 con-auto, ,,_ ~ -.O,
dltton $9500. 175-2-804 lilatm + CO. N . -.. . .. ••• 1 .... 11
A·I POSITIONS~ ..
WQtk jn theewt"~
~Promotion f\eld. If you ..
Mlf-mottvated Md ... wofillng wfth
teen11gera. thte may be the
opportunity you~w been w.ltlng for.
$400 PER WEE~ (Te at.rt) . .............
te $1,000 PER REK
Insured Van. Wllg()n, or
Large Sedan la 8equWed
Ub ef 0,.=ttllltJ ..... Uel
Werll .. y._. 0.. Al'M.
CALL Ml. ITIVINI
(213) 477-JIU
DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAi
A READER SERVICE Of MS NEWSPAPER
-_,AE CROCHET fAYORITtJ;
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*'41 IMI• 45 ''Oftcil In ilfl llli• ,, ........
MCI' flCiudft ciolOt photOI. hlNty hlMa, 0 ..
hS1t .... 111 tht 1nlor1111t1011 rev II ,.... " .-.
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lloeloe le~ that the Ctty Councll of the City of Coste MeM (the "City") end
tt'dl Coat• MeM opment A'lftl'tCY, Cfty of Cotta Mesa. camornre (11\e "Agency'1 Wik hold a Jotnt public hearing on M9r 24. 1•. et the how of 1:30 p.m., or u soon
th«Mft• as the matter can be heard, In the City Council Chambers. City t-tall, 77 Fair
Ortve, Coste MMa, CaJlfomla 82828, purauent to the Callfornl• Community Redevelop-
ment U-(Health and Safety Code Section• 33000 et. Mq.) for the purpoM of conliderlng
the ..,.,..OYal of • propoMd Oltp09ttlon encl OeYek>Qment and Owner Participation
Agreement, (the "Agreement"), with Trlano'e Square Auocletn ("the Devek>pef") which
provtdea for the lale of the Site to the Developer for the development and operetlon of a
.cO(nmerelel retell development with • town square. I .
The Redevelopment Plan for the Cotta Mna Downtown Redevelopment Project
provtdel for the development In the Project area of commercJal retail development. A
total of approximately 185,000 aqua.re f•t of mixed commercial uses, Including retail,
r•taurantt., and theaters with • town 1quare, Is propoaed to be constructed by the
Developer on the Site along with the neceuary parking.
The locatlon of the Site within the Costa Mesa Downtown Redevelopment Project 11
shown on the map eccompanytng thl• Notice.
The purpoM of the public hearing Is to consider:
1. The propoled sale of the Site In the Costa Mesa Downtown Redevelopment Project,
by the Agency to ttte Developer for the development and operation ot a mixed use
commercial retell development with the necessary parking and a town square.
2. The pcopoeed document providing for such sale, the proposed Dlaposltlon and
Development and 0wner·Partlclpetlon Agreement. •
3. All evidence and testimony for and against the approval of the Agreement and the
prop<)Md sale of the Site to Trlengle Square Associates. · .
At the ebove stated day, hour and place, any and all persons having any objections 10
the Agreement or the propoted lale of c1he Site or to the regularity of any of the prior
proceedings, may appear before the Agency and the City Council and show cause why the
Agreement or the proposed sale of the Site should not be approved.
At any time not tater than the hour aforesaid set for hearing, any person objecting to the
propoted sale of the Site, or the Agreement, may file In writing with tM CltJ Clerk a
stat8rl'HN'ILDf his or her objections thereto. Any persons. or organizations delirtng to be
heard et the heating will be afforded an c)pportunlty to be heard. At the aforesaid hour the
City Council and the Agency shall proceed to hear and pass upon all wrltten--and oral
objections.
Al the agency responsible for earring-out the Redevelopment Plan for the Costa Mesa
Downtown Redevelopment Project, the Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency, Ctty of
Coste Mele. Callfornla and the City Council of Costa Mesa have previously prepared and
the City and the Agency ciertlfled the Anal Envtronmetitat lmp_act BepocUOLtbe-CDsta ---~~ev~ Plen on Oieemt+' 17, 19'73. Two Supplements to the
Final EIR ("SEIR'1" 1018 and 1028) have been prepared and certified by the Agency and
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the City Council on July 10, 198'4 end December 18, 1985, respectively .
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In connection with Its consideration Of> the Agreement, thfl Agency has further
conducted an Initial Sawdy. which Included a supplemental traffic analysis. to determine If
the proposed <Mvelopment under this Agreement would have addltJonaJ significant
effect• on the environment not covered In the previously.certified EIR and SEIA's. The
Initial Study·fe>Und that although the proposed development differs from the project
anatyzed In SEIR 1028, the propoaed development will not crnte any new significant
elMronmental tmpects not considered In the previous environmental documentation, nor
heve eubttwltlal changes occured with respect to the clrcumatances under which the
propoeed project will be undertaken, nor has any new Information of substantial
Importance become avalfable.
The fottowtng documents are avalfabte for public Inspection and copying during regular
office hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday) at the office of the City Cteni.
and Sectetary of the Agency, ~ty Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa, California 92826.
1. A copy of the Ageement between the Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency, City of
Costa M .... Callfornle end Triangle Square ~ssoclates.
2. A Summary Report which describes and specifies:
a. The ca.t of the Agr~t to the Agency.
b. The ettlmeted value of the lnternt to be conveyed, ~termlned at the highest uses
permttt~ under the Redevelopment Plan for the Costa Mesa Downtown Redevelopment
Project.
3. The Initial Study prepared for the commercial/retail development considered under
the Agreement and J.he final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report No. 1026 for
18.5 acr• In the Costa Mesa Downtown Redevelopment area
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DATED: May 3, 1989
Eileen P. Phinney
City Clerk of tM City of Coeta Mna
and AMtetent hcret.ry of tM
CMta MMe ...-velopment Aoeftcy,
City of coe..-....., Caltfornla
Pubfllhed Orange Coast Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 1989
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