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Harbor.court blamed fqr-lab backlQQ
Fa17ure to distribute fines alsO cited·in dismissal of drug case Court Administrator James
Peterson. who is rcspoosible for
monnorina fines coDe<:ted on misde-•
meanor drus convictions, r~ M
didn't know about thc...problem &afttiJ
an inquiry by the Daily Pilot. 1bc
money was colle<:ted, but not Jw.01>"
crl> apphed to the fund, be said.
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II)' JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of IN Oall)t ""°' Steff
Fatlureby HuborMun1clp3I Court
to dtstnbute mandatory. SSO fine~
collected on drua con .. 1wons has
fueled a backloa 10 the count). ~nmc
lab and contnbuted to the dismissal
of at kast one narcotics case. officials
chat1td tb1s v.cck
In addnion to other pcnalt1e~.
defendants con\H:tcd of possession
Problems
keep
·-------coming
home
By ROBERT BARKER
Of -Oally Net SIM'!
M ike Gchrcrs as battling to sa\C his
Oock of SS racin1 homing ptgeons
Hun11n1ton lkach officials tell him
that regurauons prohibit him from
keeping the bird~ w11h1n 25 feet df h1s
nearc t ne1&hbor ;rnd that he has
SC\en da)S 10 &Ct nd of the pnzed
birds valued at S200 to $250 each.
Gt'hrers, "'ho w11h has son Mik
trams and arooms the bird~ doc n't
know bow to act nd of the Pl eons
short of k1lhn1 them. he said.
Be1n1 homan1 p1aeons. Gchrers
can't take them out to the desert and
release them -as surt as an ything.
they'd make their v..a) b3ck to thr
home loOs 1n the 7000 block of Ford
Onve.
Oehrcrs, 44, a diesel mechanic for
Atlantic Richfield. said he'll ao before
the City Council on Monday n1&ht
with a wina and a pra>cr and petitions
s1aned by all hts ntt&hbon. uccpt for
one, who back ham and the bird
"I asked them (t..,..o city offic1als
. v.ho came out) what the trouble 1s ...
arc m) birds malana a me on the
ne1ahbor's roof. The) JUSt 1d that
someone made a complain'"
The c.ompla1nt ai:tuall) 1~ dCJI vo
for Ghcrcr\ fa\'C )tan ago. a nc1ah-
bor complained about p11eon tfiat
then v.erc bc1na raced e>.du ''el> b>
his son •
• The Ghercn then ""cnl to the f.ity
Council and emcrscd w1th no o"1trs
to aet nd of the bird\. "The> said then
they'd get ck fo me and I'm 1111
WIJ\Jng ' h" ta_id.
lfhe tia., 1u itt fld of them. GhercD
,,,ould hke to ""'lit until 1nc1 the
Futumy Ra~c ne,tOctobcr-ktndof
like the World ~ncsofp1acon racma..
h 's a 1J>C(1al f'llCt and will bt the
biOlilbt of lhe '-tar. TM ttace taru 1n M"'odaao and ... ,11 end. for him and hi,
toDt 216 m1ltS tater 1n tbcir beck >•rd on Font Cirtk.
tpf1111 '"f'tOIONS/AJJ
or transportauon of 1llepl druas,
other than manjuana mu t pay S50
pcrcountto covcrthc cost ofanalys1s
at the Oran,ac County Shcnfrs Dc-
parunent cnme lab.
The f~. mandated under the
Health and Safety Code. may be
waived 1f a defendant 1s indigent or
instead docs communll) service or
Jail time. .
In the first thrtt months of thl5
•O\IH,I OH\ lll'l'I''
)Car, the Newport Beach courthouse
has not deposited any money m the
s"Pecial cnmc lab fund. according to
fiaurcs from the count) Audator-
Controller's Office. Other courts 1n
the county, dunna lhe same time
pcnod, took in fines ranging from
S250 to S2.S 11 ; which 1s placed an a
spcctaJ cnme lab fund.
Flaurcs for Apnl and Ma) have no1
bttn cornp1led.
Larry kaale. director of the shcnfl,s
Forensic Science Ser ... acc.-s, "CSJ1maftd
that $200.000 should be shafted to the
lab fupd annua,11)' from all count}
courts Last year, $21. 798 was trans-
ferred into the fund. ac:cord1ng 10 thc
controller's fiaures
Harbor Coun ha n't "~n\ us a
pcnn)." Raalc said "I can't under-
SLand wh)' no m oney 1s collected
especially from Harbot < oun v.h1ch
1s no1 our poo~ 1 area There ma~ be 01 to11cat C\plan:1t1on. but "e're not
aware of1t"
The Shen If~ Department s1arted a
push 1n·re~nt months to increase the
courts' dwarcncss of tht' lav. It ma>
JUSI be a pojtl') thiit "fell through the
cracu," he said
The fine v.;ts opttonal \Ii hcn the la"'
wa:o pas~ an I 'lbO and WJS ·madc
m•ndatol) s1' '<'aro, later
Peterson said he had IC't up a policy.
bu1 wasn't aware st.a.ff didn't follow 1t
throuah. h was u ovemabt ind will
be corrected, he added
"M> staff dtdn't keep tnck of the
fiaures, It has notbJrl& to do wit.b t.M ,,_._ ... coun / ASt
Conflict of interest charges
.filed a ainst 4 HB officials
ly ftOBIRT IARKER
Of -Oall)t ,.... """
Con01ct ofmttrcst allcgauons ha'~·
been filed a'81nst Hunungton Beach
Cit) Councilman. Don Mac \lh!tter
Caty Auornc)' Gail Hutton and for-
mer Planning C'omm1ss1oncr Rogl·r
latcs m connection ""h tht:1r role\
' 1n a.bank that docs business "1th 1he
cit). It \.\-as reported Tuc'ida'
In add111on. a confl1C1 of tntcrnt
charie "'as todaed apanst <.. 11) (oun-
c1lrnan John Erskine 1n,ohma a
condominium that he formcrh
owned near Jo"'n1own Huntington
Beach.
Residents who filed the allcp11ons
claimed Erskine 'oted o n redc\tlop-
ment mattcN 1hat stood to cnhanC'c
the value ofh1s home
But Erskmt' said TuC1da} that ht
sold the condoman1um m the Hunt-
maton Pacific complclt nt>ar the pttr
1n Apnl 1988 He \31d he currenll)
holdsa S 14.000 note on the t't'itdcnte
A spokeswoman for tht' Fair Polm-
cal Practices Comm1ss1on. a polmcal
v.atchdot for the' 01crs ofC'ahfom1a.
confi rmed that allegations had bet'n
rcce1 .. cd aga1ns1 Hulton. hul·s and
Erskine l\nd tha1 official\ in \acra-
mcnto were rcv1cw1na them
Local residents S31d 1ha11llcp11ons
ap1nst Mal lhstcr "'ere filed earl~
Ltf1s ""~k. probabh 100 late to be
confirmed b) tht' Fi>PC
Dean "lbnght. who 'k"nbed
himself :l'> a "concerned. pn\atc
nuttn" said Mac .. \Umcr has ...-ok'd
oo rede\elopmcnt matter\ "'h1k he
also dcrl\ed re\cnuc:" as a mcmbcr of
the board ol director\ ot the Hunt-
1n&ton National Bank tha1 ha'> loanC"d
$800.000 \0 the Cit)
The city abo has bou&h ta S 500,000
cen1ficate of dcpo 11 from Hun1-
1111ton Nauonal Bank Thc 01~ has
in .. csted 1n CDsat 1 numbcrofhanks.
offi<'1&ls ~1d
urr'Cnt d1sdo ure suucments filed
with t~ Cll) hov.. that Mau~lhstcr
owned bank \tOl k \ alucd at more
than S 100,000 (
Albr11ht· said C)latcs. "ho
MacAlhster appotntC"d to 1hc Plan-
nma Comm1 ion. al..o 1 a member
of the board of directors of the bank
Albnaht 1llcacd ·1atC\ \Otc<l on
Don MftAlllst•r
rede' clopment proJl'Cts "'ht'n h<' had
a con01c1
"lbnght said Hulton was r~rtcd
h J member of the bank.'~ board and
&a"<' \1acAlhsterl<"31opan1ons1ho11t
was not .rconO&Ct of 1ntcrc~1 to "otc
on rcde\clopment matters
Hutton couldn't be ru..:hcd for
lOmmcnt But Slates said Hutton ''
not on the board of du"«tor'I but 1\ -a
'aluablc customr-r" of the bank
Stale~ )ltd 1lc 1s .. ,«) u~t'' and
called the accu~llon'> "pohtacal pol
1ltlal. pohlll:al "
~latcs ""ho ~1incd lrom the
Hunt1n1ton Beach PlannanJ Com-
m1ss1on last Tue~' and Joined 1hc
Orange Count\ ~lannan <.om-
mirnon TuC"~.l,, \aid thal he alwa)'i
chcd.cJ wuh attome\ to scc 11 ll was
OK to \Ote on assul'' t'\tl"tlmc he
thought thcrc v.as a potcn"ual of a
\OnflKI
"I'm sick and ured ofthcM: accu\J-
uon'>.". ht' \.aid .. Evcrthtn& "'c''e
done as abmc the law"
late\. v.ho q1d the bank did the
Cll) a fa\OT b) loanana It m<>nf) and
mo" 1n1 a branch onto Main ~trt'ct
when other b;lnk v.e~ leaving tht'
area. said he planned to consult
Jttomcys "to 11tt 1fthcrc'uny laws to
sue them (the people bnnaina the
illl(1,1110ns) ..
The charges Y.Crc filed w 1th the
fPPC b> a pmatc detectJvc who
Albnaht wouldn't 1denhf}
\1a \lhstcr, ""ho couldn't -be!
reached for comment Tucsda). 11o"&S
urged at a ~lly CoullC'll mccuna
on Ma>· 1 h> Gt) Counal waichcr
Dou& Lanacvan not to \Otc °'
participate m d1scu 'on on the Fif\b
(\1rcct m:Se .. clopmenf J>f'OJCCt ~~
\.IUst of h1 mtcrcst tn Hununaton
'-at1onal Bank and because of that ban~'\ antct't' t 1n propenllC1 on Fif\h
trtCt "
\1acAlhscr wound up .. ouna in
fa\ or or a popular dccJSton to kttp
F1t\h trttt open to tw~way traffic.
Hr said at the time that he recc1\cd
op,n1ons t""'1cc pre' 1ou ly from Hut-
ton's offict that the dual role po5ed
no conflict of interest.
IX-put} Cit) . .\ttomcy Art Fol&tr
~1d aOcr the \Ott that he didn't 1tt
ho~ \Olin& on the Fifth trttt matter
Y.Ould cause an increase 1n value that
""ould benefit thc bank
Owners, workers in partriership to grow Students _get to
stay on the f arr:" · the fruit of their labor. ,
Al firtt. thecon«pt had wnnk~at FWt.S. Fu oe admit
But the fi.JJTI fine-tuned the 1du
11\d has 11own to 11 ttam on .. hich
inch iduaJ mem~n an •oB at
te\leral t.aM
1y ALEX WM.UAMS
OflN~,,_--
UrprtsNb) 1cen efarmerH•hocamctoft&h1 fi \heirptoaram.
the 'kwpon-Mcsa n1ficd c;chool Dl tnct dC'Cld~d Tu~y tO
prcstf'\C Co ta 1csa'J 1 l~actt campudarm.
Tru\tCCi u~n1mo11\l appro'cd a motion that the fann and its
n:laccd aar uhunll tducauan prosram~ ~ contmucd 1ndcfinitcl 11t
Cost.I Mesa. Board members in tru u:d d1 tm:t \taff 19 dt\lelop method to ~ranle'C 1he fam~1n attract a m1n1mum number of t'*tall
-"ik r«CI' •n& ufticinu twMtina. Di trict adm1ni trat rttommcnd~ n Febr'Uary that the llliit d~ ~utcof potential ~tuden• safct) "'l and ana<kquatc upkeepo(
\be ll'OYnds and animal quanen. l
But the tteommcodat1on mo\ed tu<knt • pan:ntund ahu""' '°
chip 1n ume to l(Our un~tl p;, p<"n anJ chop down Yrttd\ arowtftJ ......... ,MIM/All
. wo 't oppose fi ure
-Grateful Dead concerts .
Ir aaY ADAMS ...... beaten up by the 1\aft" Pf'OS __ .._,......, (1etunty). I penonally wuneaed
.. Oralef'ul Dead rant wett wurtd by tine eepetlte 1ncMkntt wtwre 1t1tf
Ci&y Couactl memben Tuaday that erot ~ bo&dint *" wit buddits
die .. popular rock-and-roll 11'9UP frOm =~~up on'-"" ..
Wiuld -ao(be banned Crom Irvine, Co that Irvine Mc:adov.'l, = duhtt between Cana and under praaure from city offic11l1.
.w-_..;. ..a. w would bu foriJiir (Trt-1.tful Dead -at • th,~y concert concens in Irvine. the Deadheads
..,. Wetkead in Aprit clajmed that inadequate plannina ,.. ""Our saaff repons ~at problem• d ; ''""'l ·1 (I d MN bllicalfy loaJ1tical in nature." •n v 0'lloltr accun Y fUAll '~•use Mayor Larry Aaran told. I Oto 1, fan' ~orily o the events o~s. ·
wlao tumed out to tbecouncil meet int Deadbe.ads also cited road detoura
T*9Clay ... And nobody on thiscoun· and unfinished roadf u sourwt of
cil i1 interested in creative confusion Cor fans.
cemonbip. Wedoa'tplanonbannina Polite and: Ctly 1Wf 111eed -Olat
any bands from Irvine." scbedulina a ~or event such u lhc
Far from tbc tie-dyed hippie imaae Grateful Dead ·on the same weekend
of moat ~ thote appearina u the El Toro Air Show wu a
ill c.ouncil chambcn to defend the mistake.
i!DllC ·or fans were phyiicians and -Paul Heaness, a pertntr of the
lawyen and were Aftll'Y at tbe treat· Irvine Meadows, said: ''Ckarly, we're
mau Ibey bad received at tbe hands not aoina to 1ebedu.Jt intense events
of MCUrity auards hired by Irvine durina the air show weekend any-
Meadowa Amphitheatre. more. It's unfair to polioc officers who
"The whole tceM -as rather Or-need to cover both events."
wellian," 11id co~-aoer Ouy AJthoUJb Heaneu said no decif1on
lvenon, ••The elater you tot to the . has yet been made on whether Irvine
entrance; the more people there were Mead~ws wtJI invite th• Grateful
Dead beck, ht did ·~·"Wt would
never be 1n the pos1uon or bennina
anyaroup." • ·
Frank Jones. a Dradhtad from
Quall Valley, appeared before the
council with an unfianed letter from
members oflht' Gtateful Dead bend .
Aocordina to the letter, belld mem-
ben are aware of 'the turmoil 1ur-
rbundina some of their musical ev'enu met are concemtct.
"The Grateful Dead tw an ..;I)',
daftettou• problem at its door. a
aituation bed mouah to put our
Rat\ft at a •ri• band in doubt ...
the letter uid. "Part of our audience
-a small pen, but that's aU it iMn
-i1 maluna us Uftwelcome at show
1ite after show site with insensitive
behavior includina flqrant c6n-
sumption of illepl 1ubst1nces (in~
clud1n1 ak:ohol), lttterina. and aen·
eral disturbances of the environ-
ment"
The letter aoes on 10 encouraae
Deadheads to help clean up the !Cene
at show sites so the band can continue
tourina.
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Olj Ceundl ...... Nii ............ .
Other D•••••ill ... In IMMk•••.._
Irvine· right~_OrdJnance put o~ l\lev. 1 2 B.allet
,,.,. '
leSllODJ at which employees pro'1de
input on the firm's mi won, an ~ver
evolvtq ideal that coven arowth,
direction, staff and client needs and a
bOlt of other matters.
·Several employee committees also
belpdjrect company policies, includ·
int incentives, quahty usura.nce and
communication.
Unlike most firms, the fmanetal
llatUJ at FWLS is evcrybody'J busi· naa. too. Emf>loyees helped for-
mulate the firms incentive proaram. wb.icll cstablilbes profit d1s6ur1e-
meat. analysis of JOb perform•~
ud other 1videlines.
AD eftd-of-tbe-ycar bonus at FWLS
doesn't mean a turkey and ,;n
certificate. It's the equivalent of one
to three months 11lary.
Tbc auccna at FWLS i1 seen in the rmn 's tremendou1 arowth and on the
bottom line. It'• revenue per techni-
cal employee is twice the industry
averqe.
Two rean in a row, the Pro-
fession& Services Manaaement
Journal named FWLS in the top 25
best run conJultina firms in the U.S.
As president of FWLS, Fuacoe is
looked upon 11 the firm's 1uidin1
hand as well as Its titular leader,
1evera.l employees 11id.
He'a not afraid to experiment or ao
apinst the conventional tide. He's a
fan o( Tom Peters, manaaement
oon1ult1nt and author of tt\e best
aeUilll businns tomes .. Jn Pursuit of
ExceJlence" and "Thriv1n1 On
Chaos: Handbook for a Manaaement
Revolution."
ProlpectJvc cmployea find tbc
FWLS style be&ins at their job
interview. Not only do they interview
with one or more of the partners, but
they also meet 1eparately wt th a Jl'OUP
of employees who have input 1n the
birina deci1ion.
SbOuld an employee 1en1e the
al)l)licant would not fit an at FWLS. iM odds would weifb heavily qlinst
that penon beina hired.
The firm aeekl out and attracts
oeoole who fit a cenain profile:
cnt.6UJ1a1tic:, rilk·tak.ina, eneraetk
and ...,.aa.ive.
~ lbote •bo have flt in weU
and ritcn throuah the rankl •~ Eric Annatrona and Loye PeiemeJt. Annltto~ 36. wu a civil ensineer who ~nt IW ftnt l'h yean out of UCI Wilb another compeny.
It wu a tndit1ona1Jy run enaineer· ins firm, with UP1taira manqen .odinf otden to the down1ta_in ....... Arm•roae. dlo ipedal.ind In :r:snuuu eeainffria1, round _..., in a niCht. He called the
atmi.pMn .... i~" • "Y•Ath...Uy~fromthe ._t. You didn't kMW 11tbat wu
E -ln lbt CIOalpaDy. Ooalt? 61a't .... to'lle'any well· ................
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ltylMILYAOAMS °' ... .,..... ,...,. StM'I
Irvine voters v. ill decide Nov. I 2
whether or not the)' want to include
homosexuals in their H'Uman R1~ts
Ordinance, the Cit> Council decided
Tuesday niaht.
With a unanimous vote. council aarced to place the controversial
initiative on November's election
ballot. Consideration of a spec1al
election lJl Ausust. which could cost
the city $65.000, was dropped Hl
favor of the November.date, when the
1ehool di1tnct elections arc already
achedu~.
However, one resident araucd that
waitina until November to rnolve
They didn't° Teltty"'lltl rht em-
ployee<1 anythina."
Armstrona wanted more. He want·
ed to do more himself and he wanted
to know what others were doina in the
compeny. He joined FWLS in 1983
He rose throu&h the ranks and
became one of three "assoc11tes·· 1n
the firm.
Another 1s Loyc Pctemell. the
firm's fint busmcss manqer. She
amved in 1986 after spend1n1 12
years with an architectural firm when~
she had riaen 10 vice president on the
manqemcnneam.
Despite her success there.
PetemeU. 36, was unhappy.
"I was frustrated. It was really the
lack of a prosress1vc manaaement
style,'' she said. "Chante was slow
and their dedication tQ busineu
principles was not that st,.na.
..There, I had obtained a pos1t1on
and it was comfonable. Here. I was
really aoins to ~ proaress.''
As 11sociate1, Petemell and
Armstrona arc at the point where
they're knocking on t.he partners'
door.
Another experiment, the auociate
positions were established this year
when the firm had vown too larac for
lhe partners to handle all of the
leadenbip dutiet.
An employee stock plan 11 in the
work.a that wiJJ enabk. associates to
eventually become full partners.
the issue could only do funher harm
to Irvine's imaae. ·
"We need to quickly remove this
pall that besmirches thereputltton of
Irvine," Dr. James Boone said.
Tempers Oared when Councilman
Ed Doman •arced w11h Boone that
Irvine did not want a reactionary
imaac.
"At a ume when nto-Naz1's arc P >
bash1n1 1n ~una Beach and thn'c
are crosses bcins burned 1n Oranac
County, we don't want people lhtnk· H1f that, here 1n Irvine, we dress in
sutts dunnJ the day bu1 keep our
bedsheets 1n the closet Lo wear at
ni&ht." Doman said.
At that 1><>int. Michael Shea -a
member of lrv,ne Values Coalition
-the aroup sponsonna the 1nit1at1ve
-Jumped up and shouted, "Are you staun~ that the IVC are a bunch of
Nws. Is that what your'rc sayina Mr.
Doman?"
Af\er the meeuna returned to
order. council members once apin
emphasized their opposition to the
1n1ttative. which would delete all
references to sexual orient1tion in the
ordinance.
Tbc ordinance currently "proh1b11s
dlJcrimjnation on the buts of cacc.
color, ~liaion, national onam. sel,
ate. se~ual onentation, mantal
stltus, and physical handicaps."
Council mcmben will be prepanna
·Pair arres e
in plot to rob
liquor store
-FARM
By 808 VMI EYKEN
Of -.,..... ,.. ,...,,
Two Costa Mcu tcen·aacrs were
arrested Monday for allqedJy con-
spinna to rob Newpon Liquors at
2200 Ncwpon Blvd.
Alfonso Ferrer. 18. and another
youth whose identity was not released
because he 1s a minor, WCTC seen
outside the SIOf'C by a witness who
reportedly saw Fem:r with a shotauo
concealed under his COIL
"The Wltneu 11w them nur the
touth door of the store at about 8:40
P..m., .. ~hcc Lt. Gary Webster said.
'He said one of thcrn went into the
store and then came"out to join the
other one who was waiuna outside.
The witness called the p0licc and told
us it looked like the two were ac~tina
ready to rob the store."
When Cotti Mesa officcra ap-
proached the scene, the two youths
attempted to nee but were stopped at
tunpoinL
The two were booked at Costa
Mesa city Jail on suspicion of con-
spiracy to comm11 armed robbery,
Webster said.
Ball f0t Ferrer was set at $50,000.
''°"'Al in ftetds. Fann boosten ensured that
_poultl)'. and rabbit cqn, 11 well as
canleltall~ would 1mpraainspecton
from.lhe d11trict. The work peid off,
acx:ol'dina to Roy Center, the 1ehoot's
aarlculture teacher of IS yean.
Several board membcn •Jd they
prete1'Vc:d the farm because of public
outcry at the board meeti'1J two
weeki llD· At that mcetina. studcnll
tnufied that fatmi04 was a wbok-aome alternative to idle aftemoont
and provided 1uburben youths a ran:
chance to bn-est can of com and
raax an1mal11ucb u aoau and cows.
Students llid tht fmn ~
tau,bt modem bu.sincu skills 1ud1·u
rCCOfd '*P'na and time ma-...
ment.
After Tunday's meeuna. studenti
aid they .. ~ 1urprilcd by the
bolrd's dCcUaon. Several had COIM
armed with carefull.y-sketcbed ~bn. whkh ultimately they never recited. -:rtaey·~ JlVlftJ UI I cl\lnce to
pi'.OVe ounelve1i instead of just clc»-
1"1 ·us Clown. ",KJm Corbett. •Cotta
MeM freshman, 111d. Corbett, Is. hat
WorMd in the carrn proeram t*O
years; She iaid abe ra1te1 1wine.
c:cnett. wbo tettafted at tho mec1· iftl IWO .-, lllO• Mid the larm
Pf'ClltUI "' &be oaly rcalOft the Md ~ '° iddrett I hall ftaU Of
~ I flna wne into J1te
&cause of their emphasis on
trainine. communication and em-
ployee uiput, everyone knows whe,rc
the company stands and what their op~u~t:~~~·'n,,...,, be the u1-Man accused of PIGEONS timate eumplc. She was that lone
~~~n:C o:~~:n ~t ;:.~ stabbing his wife ''8"'...:S aDcl .. IOll t9'1t wir
aao. -~ •11klad witb w "It wa1 the opportumty of a 1y u.. Daly ~lot a... ~ ~ Club. nil
lifetime for me, .. Schmidt sajd. "This ~ !: ,_ .....,. ... ia
company really encouraaes you to A Cost1 Mesa man wat 1msltd ~-.._ID Jled ... '9r
&TOW." While fleti'1J On his bicycle after he .,... TM d...,, .. .....
the official araument opposina the
measure.
~tt Peotter, chairman of the
lrvint Values C~uon, de(ended has
aroup's P:Osiuon sayina. "This 1n-
tiative t1fes away the power o( the
City Council to create homosexuality
as a fundamental human naht
without puttina 1t to a vote of the
people:·
Mayor Latty A&ran disa&J'tt(S with
Peottey' All the ordinance don 1s
pro!¢\ qa.inst unlawful ducnmina·
tion, 1t4onn•testabhsh anythmahke
fundamental human riahtJ.." he said.
"I've tot to p ve Peottcr credit for
one lb1na. .. Boone said, "he) made
the issue very simple. He's aivina the
people of lrv1nc the opportunity to
vote )'CS or no on d1scnmiution ...
Jf passed, the aniti11hc stipulates
that anyfututt ordin•nc:es men1Jon-
1n1 1exuaJ oncntltion be approved
only by popular vote.
Accordma to Peouer, the coalitson
has taken is.sue with the sexual
orien111ion clause because it tfebev~
that to protect homosexuals from
dl1Cnmmauon is to11ve them special
pri vi leac1.
Supporters of the RurMn R1ahts
Ordinance, as wntten. arauc the··
ordinance dOC'S not offer special
priv1leacs to any aroup, but protects
aU cittztns from oven discnm1na-
t1on.
prOjr&m, I could have never spoken operate the farm. .
1n front of a crowd. But we speak at Center said cost was a major factor
the .,,.Kulturc mtttinas every Wttk. behind last year's push to close the
It tachcs responsibility arid 1eJf. proaram, althouah board· membe~
confid.ence." rarely mentioned cosl this~·
Brent Noller, a Cotta Mesa 9\h Board Trustee Sherry fbour·
arader,hobblcdtothepod1umatboth row said dunna the farm's near·
recent board meetu'&J. S&andina closure in 1988, the district was faced
before the seated board membcn1 · With teacher layoffs and cuu in music
Noller leaned on his cnJtcbet ana. protnms. A&nculture was a rela-
explajncd t.bat safety conciems over ttvely small pnonty, she UJd.
the farm wttt needlas. He 11id be But now, fund1na 11 a less cnlJcaJ broke hi.1 foot playina tliietiell, bUt problem and those proarams cut last
hid never 1em any iqjury at the farm year may be return ma soon. loof·
more serious than a bee suna. bourrow said.
At the farm, students operale tt1C10n: d~ywork with laraeaoii'nalt
and apray plants with ~
Safe()'. however, 1s lnson No. I,
Center llid. Trua1ee i'odmck MacMilhan
warned that students and ~tt
wbo vehemently lobbied for the: farm
must continue to support tbe pro. aram. "We've been doWD thlJ rold before.•• McM1U1an 111d. "WMn you
tell People you're ao1na to sh~t &ht fami down, you tet lots of ICtJOft, I
jlllt -.e tbeJCOP1e who~ behind h
1tay belaind rt so we don t have to IO
throuP dais 111in. •• Col&a Mal'• farm bU bien a
WDJM ft&Wft since lk ICt.ooi
oplMd in 1951. fifty.five audeftu
an aana•tv eatoUed in tbe "= wida edci.foeal demen dlildna p.nicip.aUll(c _.,,~ a.
Klivitiel -the lite.~ ..... ~ ...... Sl5.000 I ,., IO
Po/Ice recover money
tossed onto freeway
ly The AAOdetld ,,...
Poli.ce have retrieved about $3,200
inU,SlOand S20 bills tossed out or a
car window by a suspected bank
robber while he was beina chased by
poha on the freeway.
Some rush·hour motorist helptd
themselves to the pttercd bill .
Eric Ra~mond Martjn, 22, of San Oleao, allqedly robbed the Far West
Savf np And LOan .l.1Soct1tion at 2 5 5
p.m., uid pohcc Lt. Frank
Stmel.lbtrttr. Mlrbn drove away on
the U'lllic-cl()fled Cotti Mesa Frcc-•ay, tOMjna money from the car u
poltcc followed. He,wu arrested a1kr
d1teh1na the car and tryina to hidetn a
1tore.
then C"&J\ be no chHtina. he wd.
"Th as ~all)' tku me," be saJCl
"Thetc days ao many kidt use cocaJM
and crack. Ma)~ they wo~dn't al
they bad IOmCthint toclo."
Ht 111d ~ spon hetped his o•n
IOD, 22, -ho'I llWIQI ~ and
about to paduaee froin s"pe-fiucn Today, Schmidt is man.qer of the alletedly stabbed h.11 Wife in I motel .. ,.., ........... nr--.
firm'• marketJna department parkJ1l4 IOt Monday niaht. -~-. ..... lifl ... ~ ...
Turno\fer at the firm la tart, and lt'1 The incident occurred at 8:..-p. m.
.....
twd to find anyone who can volun· outside the Don Qui•ote Motel, 2 JOO
ieer a downside to the FWLS style. Newpon Blvd., polkle Lt. Oary
After much thoupt, Pctemell QOn• Webtter 11id
ceded, "There'• a 1ot ofswaaure here Robert Hoiten, 39, reportedly en··
to do your very belt. countered hia esuaneect . wire, Judr
"The uPlide is you arow and you Hoiten, in the motel'• petkJna Jot and wort on Pcrfectina your skills. But h t-.n ........ wilb ber.
can be ltretlftll." -""11At o:; pe>tnt lbe apparently tried
That adaullion may f.tm Pete.mdJ to run away, and he tt.bbed her."
a vis.it &Om fuecoe, wbO will offer Webtaer: liai4.
help and encour19tment.: Judy Hoit.en. l~ .. ~ taken to
h'a a supportive atyle that con· Wes\em Medical \.Cater in s.Dta
viDCied ScbDiidt IM hid liMldi the Au, Weblcer iaid . i:ilbt dedliOa when abe went lO won A bolDilal tpOUIWOman laid
......,....,. 1n1 litdeoftkienc1t T.._f ... Hoilia WMllOIWllicloe
doarlD•-..ud. ............ Iii. • ... -..... •ta tb9t Int year we 6tia .. llMiU ~--U....S...-Rl•rtll. our boa• pi," lbe remembeted. aoblftltoi-.WM~byDaliCll ~ .... paftDen tooll IDOM)' out ol rtidllll .. ~ 09' ~ Dlt-.
tJlelr PoCMu llid 11ve it to. tbe bil•-Plirviiw ._. 8ad ~ .....,._ uyway; .......... . ~ ·otus wbct .. ._. bere Ill ...... a .. IH~ll aa C... .._., NilllJ ..... ICIMldae ...... .iliJlrw ...... whlli4MdlJ I 111 _...,..._, ... ._ •llld. w-•••auao.
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11'11 01'I\1111
We pray for
-t ne children
Fu*raasi• is a COGstanl Med and haunl for
any chwth or chant)". and 11 ma)' take any form.
from ~ ina the Platt to binao.
i-+---.-Our minister lij.titec. tlie Rev. Anne FcltOn
HJna, has developed a vaMty of u1ttmun,, fund·
raiten for her Unitarian f~lk>Wshap nur Del Mar.._
indudi'nt a tO<ilkQ ... serv1tt •~ion .. 10 whach her
church mcmbien can bid for ~ n&ht to J>!Ck •
iwrmon subjttt for her. and to have lunch wtth the
mtniattr to discuss the Sttmon's conlt'nll Thas ~eafs Yttnner, at SIOO. ttlect.ed tt\e problem or
t~)"1 children and ehaldcare. Last Y.Uk. betore a ca~ty atttndanoc, Anne
dcLivcttd the sermon titled .. Oi1posable Ch1kJrcn ...
h anaJyUd the root cau1n of str1.1ned famd1~ with
both patent• nc:edm1 to work to off set lbt hi,n (Ost
ofliv1ni. the 1ncredjble inftauon of housina costi m
Southern Calffomia, and tbe seneral atUtudc of the
yuppie ••me.first" fun and pmcs affluent gener-
ation •
Ch ktml ~re Id\ to 1t11nacrs dunng the day
... -• and stratltt" in the everuoa houn. often to
pick thttr own H·
soetatcs and tltl'ff"OWn
forms of fun and
·sames:
WhateYer 1hr
causes. the· facts were
startlins, and Anne
quoted from the Chil-
dren's Defense Fund
1n Washington 0 C
that reported how
Amcnca. dunng the
Rcapn ycan. became
the No I indu •
tnah.ied nauon Ul tn·
f1nt monaht). and
....... that ch1ldrcn 10 A:(n\'fl·
c~ under 18 years of aac hid replaced the elderly as
, the most 1mpovcnshcd population aroup
And the covcmmcnt continued to cut financial
suppon forch&ldren·s proarams-prenatal care and
education, childcare, public health. school lunch~.
education 1n ieneraJ
As a l>reface to her sermon. Anne read .. A
Prayer for Children" composed b} Ina J Hushes of
the C'h1ldrcn·s Ddcnsc Fund. There wu such a
cl1mor forcop1es aficr the scn•1cc that 'A-C thought
)Ou mi&ht enJOY this pra1er Wt pray for C'h1/dren
~"-linfUl-C~ __
""ho /Jkt to bt 11d.led. •
who stomp m puddles and nun rhc1r nc" pants.
""ho sneak po]Js1cln btfo~ supper,
who eraM boles m marh workbook~.
whQ.,j;an nt' er find thctr sh«s.
And ~ pr1y for tho~ ·
who stare at photographers from heh ind b:JrhNl
Witt',
l'hO can 'r bound down the strc-rt on a nc" pair
ol sneakrrs.
who neH·r "countt'd pollltOM, ..
who arc bt1m tn plares wt wouldn't he NJught
dead m.
~ho nev~ 10 ro tht circus.
who Inc tn an ><-rated "orld.
.. We pro) for ch1/d~n
J who bnng u~ st1clJ k1 c and fistful~ of
dandelion&.
who s/ttp ""h the tl<>s and bury 1oldfoh
"ho huJI u5 m J hurT) and fotJct thctr lunlh
mM~. ·
who cm er themsdH'\ with 8:Jnd-u1ds and sing
ofl-kcy,
who squN:Zt' toothpa te ttll o'er rht• sm~
who slurp thetr soup. a.
And '4't' J>rD> for tho~
"ho nc'-U 1cr dessert.
'4ho have no safe blanket to d~ bthtnd tht'm.
"'ho watC'h thetr parent "atch rht"m cJ1c.
who don '1 ha' c Dn} rooms to C'lcon up.
whose p1crures uren 'ton an> b<><.fJ ·, clrrs)(.•r.
"hose monsters arr f'C'al.
~e pro} for C'htldrcn
'4ho ..;pend all thC'1ra/lol4ancc bt/On: Tuc$CJ•'·
'4-hO thro" ttmpcr tantrum~ in the 1roc~ry to~
and p1d 11 tbC'ir food,
who /11.e Jlhost stones.
who bO'-t dirt> dothN under the hcd. :ind
ne,tr nn~ out the tub.
who,ef vmt from the tooth'"''>· who don't Ilk to bt k1sstcl m front of the
carpool,
who squmn m church and ~am tn th<' phone.
who~ tean "~ somc11mN lau,h at nnd '4hOS<"
smiles c.wn mike u.s cry ..
nd W'C J>fl) for tll
•h~ n11htma~s come m thf' daytime.
•ho ttilll tat anyth1n,.
who ha'e nc,cr Jttn.-Jtnusr.
-..ho alt'n'tspo1Jtd b) an) bod). .
"'ho fO to bc<I huftll) and cry LhemK1' a to
slttp.
who ll'-t and mO\.'t , but hl'-C no bt"m,.
Wt Pf'IY for ch11drrn .. ho .. -.n1 tobit'cimtd•nd fortho~ ~ho must,
for th~~ f1C\.Tr "''"up on and (or 1~ who
don't irt • nJ chantt
I for those·~ mowr.M
And for 1h0tt •bo •1// 1nl> the Mnd of
antbod1 tind tttOU#I ro olrrr 11
That'I the prl)'ff. We m•I add that wt prl) or
aay peint "'ho doete't lft 1 tua « • tar an read1na
it. and •ho can't ~-a d1'90Mblc duk1. biicauw I& mfsht bt thc'ir own.
POI IC I I Of,,
OtM(le COMI DAILY PtLOTIW~y. Mii)' 10, ..
HB to get second opinion ori wetland
lly llOeUT aMtCla
-Of .. ._. .......
H"ntiaaton Bt.aeh city offi.ciaJs ~,11
have to -wan a httk lonarr to find out 1f l 2S
KTa of coastlands can be ~td a•
~etlaDds -.1thou1 nskina a muh1maltjon-
dollat tawswt apLMt the cny
By the ume atlSMn am~c 1n Auau t, thr~ attorneys will have aonen Jnto the
~clo~nt.
Huuon Mid the city couk1be11.ttd for up
&o S7S malhon 1f it lammed the braktt on
dt'\·clopina land ltretchina from Beach
Boulevard to the nta Ana R1 ... er inland
of Pac1fJc Coa t Hi&h-. .. y.
J
and Hutton's nominee, Richard Teman.
both of Lot A•1 LcpJ fees ~
tttunatt<J It S 16.000.
Tbt counal was 1ehedulcd to hear nex&
Wttk Green's appeal of the Planruna
Comm1J ion's refusal to apply coutal
conservatK>n zoning on t~e land. But
Gtttn said the hearina wtU be delayed until
the second \lrCCk of Auaust.
tbe outstde laW)ers. Lhey al.so,....._. dllu
they addtess Hutton's ori,uual qaadola
th.at she answered affirmata~ .. Does
z.onana propeny as cou&al c:o._.,,lllioa
within the coasw zone constitute a ca..
ofactton for a 11~1111 puf'IU&IM tow f1ftb
Amendment to the U.S. constitution?"
Orcen sa•d Hutton anem.,.ct to
act. . .
City._Anoml')! GatlHuu.on ~ ib¢ fi 'i.-
Sbe ,.anled tht Planning Comm1n1on 1n
fcburary that -~a coastal con!tt' ataon
zdnina con titutes ua taking" of the
prOpert) by prohib1tu11 c~mmerctal de·
But City Couni-ilman Peter G~n. an
envaronmcntah!lt, challtnlltd Hutton's,
stattmeots and caUcd for a • sccood1
opinion
After • skannnh o"er whcthn' the
council had \he authority to do so, the Cat)
Council voted to hire two pnvtte ll·
tomeys for second opuuons. OfT1C1als
approved Grccn's choice, Kathryn Stone.
In 1987, the Califomua Coastal Co~
numon ap~vcd a land--u• plan for the
area for coastal conscrvauon. The land
v.as des1autcd wetland~ bl' the California
rephrase the-qucs11on co ... Whal Aft the
potential lq;aJ con~QmCCI of rnoniBI
the Mtlls/Plcarclh/E.dilOft C.O. OfOPCRY •-;........;i
coastal conscrvatton?"
Costa ·Mesa expected
to OK bingo game~
for charity groups
lly 908 VAN fYKEN submmed a· proposal for a brngo ord1· °' ttw D'llll)I NM ~ nance
Costa Mesa may lWO<>n thun<kr with the "We're always looking for fundra1scr~ "
sound of S. I') and S.2's said 1-forma Henoa-Wagner. 'orm~r
Thar) not to mention a w1<k assonm<'nt ma} or of Cona Mesa who now senc) a
of other number and letter comb1na119n) pre'l1drn1 of the fou ndation. "There aru
C'ity.Coun0tl ~mbcrs this week heard locoftlunssthatarcn·tcovcrcdb>ounuue
l'o\O /roposab for cit) ordinances 1hat fundang. And I think we could run a good
coul make Co~ta ~ksa the binao capatal game "
of. well. the (o.,ta Mesa-'lt'wpon Beach Vetera!U' croups are also in1erested 1n
area. · -bingo game) as a means ofraJsan& money
At the moment. 1n fact, the Cll) 1s "\\c'd be abk to do a lot more LO the
somcthan& ol an oddball in not pc1nuu1ng community af"tA.e had a way of raising ome
bin_ao pmc~ money." s111d Lu Bisson. a veteran and
Only two Orange County c111c!t, ( O)ta . board member of the Costa Mesa Veterans
Mesa and Newpon Beach. do not hU\-C' Hall. ''In Santa Ana .. the Amencan Lc~1on
ordinance<, that pcrmu and rcculatc char· Po\t built 1he1r new hall "llh bingo
1t> binao pmd. accord1n1 to John lical). mone) ..
Costa Mesa pubh'iher of the Bingo Bugk Bango pmes would be lt&htl} rcgula1cd
news.paper. under the foundauon's propo~ ord1-
"lt s a prctt) popular fundra1scr all over nance and another measure proposed h'
the count) ... \.81d Heal). who pubh\he' the the Costa Mesa Police Otpanment
Oranac Count)' and Long ~ach cd1t1on of Perrt11ts to hold bmco games \o\JOuld bt-
thc nat1onw1de paper "A lot of h1&h l1m1tcd 10 charitable orpn11auonsand the
'5Choeb--havc boosm clubnharu"SC: bmgo pr rzcs W'Otrld be l11111kdtu $256 pti ruund
games to raJsc money for their schools and The police proposal represents a 1um·
athleuc e ... cnts... around for the department. which for )en rs
One booster organaniuon whose of-was opposed to bingo. City Councilman
facials would like 10 hold bingo games to Ed Glasgow said.
raise money as the Orange C'<>ast College "They recommended asaans1 11 becau~
Foundation. Repn~..entallH\ of 1hc foun-of the poss1b1ht> that you could ha'c: dat1oo-iddrc~scd 1hc council "Aonda} and organucd cnmc bc-t.om1ng in'ohed and
Department of F1sh and <Ame.
When the counctl voted last week to hire
Green satd \hat \M ...oidiftl of the
question may have been an aaanpt to
narrow iu focus and to avoid the constitu~
tlOnal lSSUCL
N onaa Hera09·Wa9n er ,
1
Plan.es
nearly
collide . .
overC>C
lnvcsnpton from the National T~
• ponauon Safety Board an probina oper· ,, .,. "' atJons at Oranac County•s prim.uy air
• ' traffic control center followina· two near·
'· • colhs1ons ~unday.
-\ small plane almost collided with a
passcn4er JC\ less thAn two hours after a
Jumbo JCt and a twin.enaine private plane
nearly collided 1 n lM Oral\ae County skies.
that the mone> could ht-u'ied to sub,en said Federal Aviation Administraiion
public officials, .. he ~1d Duty Offi~r Rach Turnquist.
The public tnood has l hangcd since the In both inCidcnts, the airplanes were ~tabh hmcnt of the \tatt loller) ho,.. under the darcct1on o( Coast Temunal
e'er, which has turned man> law abtd1ng RadarApproacbControhnEIToro,wtuch
lllllens into reaular "gamblers ... C1la gov. has pteVIOUsl)' been 1nvcstipttd by lhc
said NTSB because of a bt&h number of
"I think the fttlJng nov. is that 11 can be purported controller errors.
wrii cnoUJh ttlttlated Mt-~he--~ -Uunq a nanq m on
dcpartmcn.! 1s no lon~r rccommendma lunnonlh. the NTSB recommended that
against."· he said · F1,e )'can. aao .1 the FAA expand and rehab1htate the would~ t have support~ this. but I don tr· overcrowded El Toro facility.
thank 111 opqosc rt now The federal qency allO recommended
Cit) Mana&er ~llan Roeder said he consohdauna the four Southern C&lJfomia
ma&ht have an ord1nan<'e read> to submit '&ir traffic control ccnten into one cen· •
10 the council a) earl~ a\ June ~ ua.lu.cd location. NTSB lnvcstiptor Tom
WtkolWd.
Charges filed in child's dr~wning
NTSB offtelah v.~ tnvcsuaauna the
tv.-o Sunda)' inctd.cnts to detttmine 1f
Coast TRACON· air traffic controlle:n
~re nq.hacnt.
"If our trt'nd analysis proves they ~
related to prev•ou 1nc1dents, It would put
more we~t on our recommendation "
W1ICOl said.
By Ctty News SetVlce.
A Cowan Heights woman and her
daughter were chargi.-d Tucsda~ "Ith a
misdemeanor Jn connecuon "Ith the
drov.nina dt'ath of-a toddl<'r and the ncar-
dro""'nang.s of t\\-O othl'r'i JI th<' JaHarc."
center the) operatC'd
Diane Brool..s and her daug.htt'r ( arol
Brooks. 24 v.ere lharsed v.1th a misde-
meanor count ot opcratina an unlict'nscd
da)care center at their home at 1112:! Old
)·ooth1ll Bhd. ~id Dcput} {)1\lnct Al·
tome) Tom Goc\hal$
"oclhals said there "'a' not enou&h c' 1dencc 10 warrant the fihnt: l)f felon>
charics
"In ~v1ev.ing 1he evadentt• there isn't
sufficient e.,.1dcnl e 10 fik (lhar~c'> oO
1nvolunlll) manslaughter or { h1ld ncjklt
or abuse," lie: ~•d
The charges stem lrom a March 30
incident in which thrtt toddlers b(rng
cared for b> the Brooks fell into a bar k)ard
pool at the Cow1tn Hl'aght~ home
Arthur Matthc"' Gntst 14 month ..
d1.cd a fc" da)S later \1ehs\a D1ann.i
Polsfoot. 20 mon1hs. and Jonathan Derd.
Wcs1on, 23 months. suffc~ 1rrc,crs1ble
brain damage
Melissa and Jonathan "crt being trcattd
at rehabil11a11on l'.cnte~. said Debh1e
Simpson. a nur~ at l "natcd Wem·m
Mt'd1cal \enter. "here 1hc children v.ere
first treated
The acl1dent <><:l urrcd ~hen < Jrol
Brooks v.ho "a' \\,Uching a half-d111en
toddlers, left 1hem unauended bnclh 1n
the back.)ard he found the thrccch1ldrcn
in the pool "hen \he returned. Rc\Cuen
said the thrtt had been v.1thout oxyaen for
more tb,:ln fivl' minutes. •
Pnor ao the acc1dcot. Diane Brooks bad
bttn catcd twa· e b) count> social 5CT\ 1~
officials for raahng to. obta1n a daH·arc
license and tm&hbon called those same
officials to complain or unsafe cond111ons
at the home .
To &al "llh problem\ po1nlt'd out b'
officuals. the Brooks fenced off an area of
the ba k)ard where there "ere "'povd
enlJne pans. The pool area had aho bel'n
fenced off, GO<'thals said
'"The home v.as not in cxactl) ideal
condJt1on, but the cood1t1on of the home
Jocs not v.arrant felon) charges." he said
An arraignment had not bttn '.iCheduled.
Oocthah said If coo' 1cted of 1hc ma~
mcano1 the\ fa~ up to s" months an Jill
and a Sl.ood.
The FAA bu not )Ct re ponded to the
rccommendauons.
. The fi.nt ncar<QlhS1on at S. 30 p.m.
Sund&) an\-ohed an Air Nnt' Zealand 7•7
en route from .\u kland to Los Anaeln
and a smaller plane. rcponcdl) a twin·
en&Jne Ccs na. The mC'1dcnt occurred
about 15 miles cast ofCatahna lsllnd at an
ahuude of7,000 fttt
The ~nd ncar-<"Olhuon occul'T'Cd JUSt e~t of the Fullcnon AJrpon about 7·30
p.m that naaht. when a smaller plane
reported th.It a larac pas:senatf JCthner was
fl)1n1 dantcrousl> d~ to n. Turnquist
said.
The passtn~r plane was behe\ed to·
ha"e been an Amcncan Atrlanes Jet bound
for Los Ansctn. Tumqu1st SI.Id.
Beacon to guide pilpts Over Upper Bay '.
ly HtlS YOKOf
OftfWO..,NM.._
The trutallat,100 of a marker beacon on
Una"crs1t) Dn'c to help commerct•I
plants tak1n& ofT from John Wa)ne
Au·?On It&) on their prncnbed flight
paths O'licr LI pper Ncv.-pon Ba~s JI' en
a final nod b) the Nc'Apon h \11,
Council on Monda) naahr
Tht' council unanimous!\ appro' cd -
'o\lth JPCCific cond1t1on\ -an encroach-
ment permn~ allow the count)' to locate
the beacon an the Bick 8.l) ar~a a project
onainaJI) rcquc~tcd by the\ II> live )CU' aao
Y ndtr the c.ond1uons of appro.,.al
draRcd by Councilman Oarcnce TurMr,
the c.ou.oty 'A all be n:qu1rcd to mon1t r the
performance of the beacon .ind report the
findi 10 ~ CIL\ on a quartcrl) bui\ or
the fint )Tar. 'With annual rtport follo"'·
an.a.. •
The cond1t1on1 alt0 aive the c1t) the
naht to ttqu~t the count) cl~ the'> tem
do"n 1f :ifll'r "thorough t(chn1cal t"\Jlu
auon '' ahc aoal do no1 appt"ar 10 hr llll't
Furthermore. " monlh'> altn 1he
beacon 1~ insallcd and OP<'rallonal lhe
Cll) 's a\ 11uon (Omm111cc ,. rll rcqu~t
noiK con\uhanl\ stud\ and de1erm1nc 1f
the beacon hU cfuwd i Jr"Cater \:OOlCOlra·
lion ofno1 in an) 11,en area p:tnrlulosrl)
Balboa l land ;and the ~nmsula
The radio bcac:on. ~h1ch \loOuld t"mll a
conc·shapcd s11nal. will be l<Xiatcd be·
t"'een the end of ll.n1vtl"!.1t) Dm c. JU. t
cast of the \MC nd the ~nlll \na
Delhi ·Rood ( ontrol ('hanncl \ ma1ntrn -anct acetis road 'o\OUld al hr lM
tructcd
The beacon would a 1st p1lotHkpanin~
the a1rpor1 1n maka tho i!iaftt turn th.ti
dit'Cc1s ~t onto the rccommendt'd fl1gh1
t..rai O\trthe m1ddl.cof~ Back Ba,
Nonn.alJ), a ptlot malr.e the tum whrn
dt tanC'e meuunna equipment ind.1c.at~
the plane " one m1k out and a compa''
1auuumtnt ruches a 111-<SqJte matll.
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But for )rars. rcs1d<'nl' llO both sides of
the ba' ha"c complaint"J of plann s1ra)'lng
from the 01&ht plan u1d Ken Dchno
assistant lit) manaacr
The bl'acon .v.ould thur. ~f\oe as an
add1t1onal na' 1puonal aid to a .. ,1 t pilot'
in morl .tl'curattl) mak1n1 the tum.
Kathi.! Rutherford John Warne Aul)On
spo .. e""oman. said Pilot "Ill still be'
rcqu1rtd lO U)(' distance measunna ~Ulp
ment to ma~e the turn at one mile out she
m~ scd
Rutherford said the bca(on's cone can
be adJU\tcd to manaac the "'e o(thc 1a.naJ
and the response time of the pilot ~1d~.
Sln<'C pilots Y. \11 Still be rtqUU'td to USC their
ov. n «1u1pmcnt the> should not rth !IOlel\
un the bea«>n. she said ,,.
ull. SC\Cral r<'\1dents remained v.omcd
\fond.a) n~t that lhe propo~ location
v.ould influence pa lots to mal.e the tum too
earl> and sub<cquentl) caus.t the planes to
'1rl) even more
R~1cknt \\a)ne Cha~. an airline pilot.
noted that a1rcratt wdl have no funher
1u1dancc after the beacon to kttp them on
course
Turner. v.ho 1s also chairman of the
a\-1auoncommmtt, strc:ucd to conccmed
~dents that the beacon is not 1n1tnded as
the ulumatt solution for aircraft de\lauon
and noise: but 1 ~mpl an tittra measure
that v.all help reduce the number of
stra)ll\I planes
"E~cryonc agrtt1the1nstallatJon of the
marker beacon ~111 not be a pa_nacca to
curt all deviations of th.at tum."
Rutherford
Rutherford on Tuesda) had not yet
re' 1c,.'Cd the cond1uons for appro' al. so
could not tell •hen actual work v.ould
~;c noted that 1fcount) olTJCials have no
problem~ .. 1th lh<oon<huons. th~ •111 put
the ~\tm&trl) S 150.000 pro)Cet out for
btd tual 1n tallatJon Wlll probably bcai.n
thrtt or four month ancr the contract 1s
av.'lrded. shc 111d
home an the l 700 btock of Port
Marple Pla\.e.
into tbc bou ~b.ik she WM~ ...
the• man a • • •
HuntiRfllOn ·~ach
Buflla" ~ rctd optn the front dcxv.
10 the SOO block of lattr A~enut
andf.ote U. 00 an Jewelry. a S100'
ban n. S.100 V "R. $100 biC) le
and I 00 portable rid to 1 nd tape
~t.t p{a)cr. • • •
rtt•dcnt said a wastJu ••
painttd on a •tit in the 1100 block of'
He ll&nd Drh c. • •• A ti~c b&nd ttpM.edl) ~
anacommc lbudd1na1ndlitl5CJOO
block of c bc-m1 l Laae, di•~
nc •
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Prtsi-
dcnt Bush tald Tuesday that Pan-
ama's f.i<knti.al election was marred fraud and inqularities
and call on military ruler Manuel
Antollio Noriep to "heed the call of
the oeoole" and relinquish power. Whi.C · .. Home press secreu.ry
Martin fi~water said Bush was
~ options ranain& from
miliary force to economic sanctjon,
~nst Panama.
st&&ion with ttponert in the Oval
Office.
''l would hke to think that he
(Noriqa) will heed the call of the
people and tha& be would listen to the
international outqy that is buildin&
and that he would step down from
office -in which cate the relations
with the Un1ted States would im-
prove dramatically and instantly,"
Bush Mtd.
"Any son o(m1lu.ary involvement
down chert would imrnedi1tcl) alien-
ate the Panamanian J>tOplc. wbo
respect their nation's sovcrtipty 11
do we," Caner s.a1d. "And ob\11oualy
urtUateral.action as much weaker.than
action an concert with other dcmo-
&atic countries. I think th~ arc
more fruitful."
Panama denounces observers who sa~
Noriegi! stole the preSidential election
But the pttSident said -he ~~oot
talk about U.S. alternatives until
Panama announces the official re-
sults of Sunday's election.
U.S. ofTicialt privately said that an
armed invasion was highly unlikely
and that the more probable ~ions
would be to strengthen military
forces,' impose tougher sanctions or
with.draw military depend~ts and
civilians.
''I call on aJI foreign leaders to urge
Gen. Norieaa to honor the clear
results of the election," Bush said in a
hurriedly called question-and-answer
The prnident commented after
meetan. with a dcleption of.official
U.S. ot>sc:rvers. In late afternoon,
Bush met in the Oval Office with
focmcr Pres~nt Carter, who led
another observer <kl~tion.
Afterward, Carter accused Nonep
of "thievery.. and said election
tabulations he examined were
''patently counterfeit." He caJled
Noricp "amoral."
'. Standi~ in a liaht rain in the ~bite
flou.sc dnveway Caner cautioned
against the use of U.S. military force
and said the United States should not
abrogate the Panama Canal treaties.
As for abropuna the ueaucs,
Caner said that would "play riatu
into the hands of Noriep It's the
kmdofthing hcv.-ouJd liTtto-sce-... It
would alienate every other na.uon an
thls hemisphere."
Carter, who was accompanied by
other members of his team, told Bush
that a SC1Cnt1fic poll conducted b)' thc
Roman Catholic ChurC'h \\-jth a
rnuimum marJ!n ofcm>rofeiabt or
nine percent said Nonega had won in t
only two polhna places. .
Bush said the observers' ~ports
"demonstrate clearly that despite
massive irrqulanties at the polls the
opposition has won a clear-cut.
overwhelming victory.
PANAMA Cl fY, Panama CAP)-
The aovcmmtnt under Gen. Manuel
Anton10 Noriq,a denounced intt'r-
nauonal oblcrven who said he stoic
the presidential election. an-d it de-
clared Tucsda) that it own candtdate
was ahead by almost two to one.
In Wash1n1t9n. Pre51dcnt Bu h
demanded that Noriep "h~ the call
of the J>tOplc .. and ab.lndon power.
Bush said rcpons by U.S. observers
"dcmonstrate clearl) that despite
massive irrqulariues at the polls the
Oppo$tt1on bu won a · clcar~ut,
overwhelmma victory" in Sunday's
election.
The opposition claims a 3-1 v1c-
Six ~jJled,' 5 :injured in
_Navy supply ship fire
A~ettia stops
wr·i~ing rieW
ROllciesin
c·alif ornia
WASHJNGTON (AP) -Six sail-
ors were killed and five injured
Tuesday when an intense fire erupted
in th.e engine r<>Qm of a Navy suppl)
ship bcadina home from a deploy-
ment supporting Persian Gulf oper-
ations, the Pentagon said.
Crewmen aboard the USS White
Plains, a food stores ship, battled the
blaze for over an hour before bringing
it undei"oontrol, officials said. The
ship was in the South China ~a about
100 miles east of Hong Kong at the
time.
403 enlisted men and 2S oflicc.rs.
Anxious relatives of crew members
gathered a1 the military chapel on
Guam Tuesda). awaitJn& word on the
accident. Some wiv" had just re-
turned to Guam after visiting their ,_..._ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ Con-
husbands dunng a port caJl in Hong nccticut-based Aetna Life and Casu-Kong.
"The accident occurred three weeks FoU1s, 22, of Zuni. N.M.; MachtnJst atty has imposed a moratorium on
ft I · · d M F. · p "-the writing of new propen) and a er an exp os1on ms1 ea gun turret ate-1reman Apprentice aul vt;O· casaulty insurance policies m Cali-
on the battleship Iowa left 47 sailors nis No' otny, 22, of Hov.ells. Neb.. fomia.
dead. and Fireman Apprenttcc DarT)I D. Aetna thus becomes the first in-Quesuons have been raised about Edwards, 20, Flossmor. Ill. 1. b
whether the Iowa explosion was due The Navy identified four of tht' surancecompany.to im111ts ~sines
to faulty powder or human error, but injuicd as Damaae Control man 2nd in the stare followinJ last we.ck s state
officlals have not yeuaid what caused Class James Henry Bntt. 24, of Supreme Coun dcc-1s1on that upheld
the accident. Nashville, Tenn.; Machinist Mate most of Propos!taon 103. .
In a<1rli11nn to the ''~ dead. fi ve 3rd Oass Keath Gerald Landry. 22, of The moratonum affects ne~ poh-
lory. h said 11 was pu)1na noattcnuon
to officaal rc~uhs and offered to
negotiate.
"We.. are. lady.. to cnler•dt1loauc-
betwccn c1v1lians and the: m11ital') 10
find a i.o1u11on to the nation's crisis "
Ricardo Arias Calderon. the opp0s1-
tion cand1<Ute for fil'\t vice president.
told a news conference Monday.
Govemmenl foes staged no further
demonstrations, and truckloads of
troops coursed.through the streets
' Pohce broke up a bnc1 confronta-
tion bel9'CCn pro-and anti-sovem-
menl supporters at the h.ome of
Archbishop Marco McGrath, 1he
country's Roman Catholic leader.
who was mee11ns with the oppos1hon
leadership.
Walls telephone p<>les and palm·
trees suTil>orc campaip posfcn. l>ut-
SLorci that were boarded up m
an11c1pat1on of ~iolencc ~ere ~open
ing.
The . go\.emment 5i1d Noncaa's
candidate, Carlos Duque, was leading
oppos1t1on cand1date Guillermo En-
dara b> SI. 752 to 26 878 with 12 of 40
district\ rcwrted.
The oppos1t19n ~leased fiJurn
from ns own poll~a1chers say1n1 at
was leadina b)' 236.09710 79,260 w11h
3S.8 percenl of the 'Ole counted
("\l.IJ'OH'\I ·\ HHlt:J'
Parents object to son's transfusion
LOMA LINDA -An anemic 11-}ear-old bo> was gjven a ~lood
transfusion despite objections by h1 Jehovah's Witnc s Cather. who said the
transfusion violated family rcligiou beliefs Brian Rossi \\IS Oown by a Los
Angeles County ShenfT's Department helicopter from his \.\niht"-ood home
to Loma Linda Un1vcrsll} Medical Centcrla1e Monday. Dcput) Dan Cox said.
The s.heritrsdepanment interceded after a soc1.aJ v.orkcr fam1h1r with the
boy'spliaht obta10ed a court order from ajudae that ordered tht \ransfu ton.
said Ckputy Van. Mosle). Jeho,ah's W1tne ses oppose blood transfusion~
even to sa'e lives. because lhcy believe they violate 81bhcnl 1eachinas.
Governor's running ma~e blll kllled
SACRAMENTO -A conslllullonal amendment to require candidate~
for go' emor to name theu running mate$ for lieutenant go\.cmor was rejected
by thc state Senate Cons1itut1onal Amendments Committee on..:ruesday ft
was the second variation of a proposal b) Go\. George Dcuk.me1ian for
candidates foraovemor and heutenan1 go' crnor to run as a slate to be defeated
by a Senate comm1t1ec this month.
The Pentagon spokesman, Oan
Howa,i:d. said that the fire occurred
"in the main engine spaces ... A NaV)
'source said it apparently involved a
·fuel leak in and around the ship's No.
3 boiler.
The 5'81-foot White Plains 1s based
--at-the-hcttlrtslllRtnt'CiimnlllRl"tr crewed by a normaJ complement of
other ~wmen were iniurcd. Greenwell Springs. La.; Boatswain's., cies for auto., h!'r:neowners and
The first four fataJiti~ were 1dent;-Mate 2nd aass Darryl J~rome W1I-commercial habaluy insurance. Escorts for hazardous car roved 1fied as Boiler Technician 3rd Class ra 4, of Bicmin&bam....Ala.. and_ which wtrc all ~overed .,...P.....,ro""""'---________ .__..___ -----
""M'"uolGo, , o entura:-Cal .... , ...... :--,,""1cf Boiler Technician Walter oshlon 1 · e company wal con-SACRAMENTO-h1ps carry10goiloro1hcrhaza.rdousmatC'nalsv.ould
Fireman Apprcnt1c.c Todd Allin Rufus G ......... c: Jr 41 of Mobile Ala tinue to renew the pohcte of cJtasuna ,......u1re lu•boat escorts 1n and o.u1 of Clhfonua hMbors under a bLll appro' cd ·--.. • · · customers. .._, • Tuesday by a state Senate comm1tteC'. The mt'asurc. Bl 138 b} n. Mallon
laCllle Bali given three-cit}' f areWell
Aetna, the ninth largest propuiy Marks, O.San Francisco. cleared the Natural RC$0urccs nd Wildlife
and casualty insurer '" California. Commiucc on a 5-1 vote. It went to the nnropnat1on Commtttcc. announced lhe moratorium an a lcttcr ~
da1ed Monday.
The moratorium does not appl} to
worker's compensation and hfe m-
surancc.
'\ .\·1·10'\ ·\I. HHIJ:J·s
Church. LOS ANOELES (AP) -Lucille
Ball would have enjoyed the three·
city final farewell by thousands of .. I
Love Lucy" fans. her daughter said
after a stirring two-mmutc standing
ova~v at the We5t Coast memorial
servtce.
The Rev. Roben Schuller. the
Orange Count} tele' 1sioo evangelist
who counted the actress amon~ bis
flock said shc possessed "the aaft of
humor." .
''She brought us together as a
nation and as a family and go1 us to
"Lei's applaud the Lord for Lucille
Ball ... he said. brinpng the devot~
fans to their feet m JOYO\ls applause.
• tauah." said Monsignor Lloyd
Toraerson, who officiated a1 Monday
ni&ht's Mass attending by more than
1,000 people at St. Monica's Catholic
"I think she wouJd have loved ·n
very much," Lucic Amaz said after
the tribu1cs 10 her mother an New
York. Chicago and Santa Monica.
THA.NKS A MILLION
•
The Costo MAto Newport Hotbor I.ions
extend a very special thank you to the·
people who wilt be joining us June 2. 3
-and 4 at the Fish Fry and Cami~. Your
participation allows us to support mony
fine organi1atiom and worthwhile covws Ktt8el\'e in our community.
~(!~
A ten kilometer fundralslng walkathon to
fund the fight against AIDS In Orange County
SUNDA~ JUNE 11, ttlt
Starting at Mason Park In Irvine
Sign. in 9:00 AM
Openlog Ceremony 9:30 MA
Walk Begins 10:00 AM
TO REGlnlR CALL:
(714) ,., 6300
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..She lived her life for the peoplc who
were in that room tonight."
Comedian Carol Burnett was
among th~ overflow crowd at St.
Monica's.
"She was a whole packa'c There
never will be another one hke her. I
lo~ her." she said.
About 1,000 people also cro'hdcd a
church in Ne~ York and some 200
gathered in a Ch1caio church. All
three memori.al Masses began at 8
p.m. Monday. ·
From Aetna's headquarters m
Hartford, Conn,, spolc.esman Jason
WnaJu u1d the moratonum will
remain tn effect "at lea.st unul some of
the issues that v.eren't resolved b) the
court arc resolved by the coun arc
U$0lved b)" the Insurance Ckpart-
ment."
Althov&h Aetna 1s not a l>la force in
autg insurance 1n 1he suue. 1t is a
m.;or source of commer-c1aJ habih1y
in,urance.
20°/o "Off Sale ....
• ADRIENNE VITI ADINI
• JoNES OF New YORK
• NEW HERO
• JOANIE CHAR
NOTRt; PLACf;
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HOURS I O:O<M:OO
Monday thru Fncs.y
Saturday hours by appo6f\tment
Bush wanted North exonerated
WASHINOTON -Prt'stdcnt Bush. tn his first public comme-na on 1h~
Oh,·er North "\.Crd1ct. s:ud Tucsda) he had "wanted all alona to sec him
exonerated." Asked 1f he thought Nonh v.ho was found guilt) last Thursda)
on three or 12 felony counts. was innocent, the president said. ''I'm not com&
to argue w11b the courts. The procc sis bcina appcalcd "
Whne Hou~ official\ ha\.e said Bush hn not d1~u\sed the poss1b1ht) of
a pardon for Nonh. ·
Soviet vessel leaves Valdez
VALDEZ. Alaska-A Soviet hap htlpinl clan up the la\kan 011~p1ll1s
bcina sent home WcdneiJa) be &U'iC the h1Jh~tech kimmer had trouble
1iphon1na thick 100. fru lrattd U.S. official \lid Tuesday. The 42S·foot
VaiqubSk)"s pumps and ma h1ncry jammed of\en while 'iphonina
"tnouue." the tb1dc1oothathardcn &sll'~toucd b} v.1nd.sandchill) currents.
:rht vestel hH been sk1mminJ mostl> out 1de the sound. ~here offici•ls
said the hip wa unmatched tn k1mmin1 tht softer. liquid crude that was an
the water immedaacely after the tank CT E uon alde7 Ja.mmcd into Bhah Red
on March 24 and spewed more th.an 10 million pllon of 011 into the water.
Soviets tell Co~ress of mllltary cuts
WASHINGTON -c:t um control c~pcn told ~ HouK Anntd
Services Committee on Tunday their count.ry hi cut prOducuon of tank
planes and W... ~ U 1ottlli,crw:c rtport th.it w1e1 m1htary output
continues at Pft\'IOUI kvcls. Dun"' the unu uat ht'annt. aomc comm11ttt t:"jiii9ii••iiiiiiiiiilliilliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 membtn C'Pft.ed tttief'Yation tt\jt the r-ncl WH ht;anna tcshmon > from the II So~IC't~p. •
ADdfti ~•n. known u ooc of the arch1t«"tt of tht Sov1c:t "new Uli~" • ~ afti1r$, said -eapon1 prod~ had tone ~ .. tJlit ~AM ~-=--~)'ev. a prominent 1donner ~to me newly craned ~-al~ Drouttts. said Sov:ift m1li~ ~nt bad bCcft cut b)i
l.S r this,_,, and would be cut by 7 petttnt n~'' )tarand i'.2 pctttnt
18 I I. -
l\l~l'J ~t IJf~JI t ·
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COURT ~.:'I!..~ Ul ARnt ~Al •••• t1w ..... 1taorwy•1 off'Q J~" "1mon Mid. addina tftat cOUld DOt atrord to PiaYSJ,SOO for the; cr1-lab Wiii ttt iu ~. .,.1._y hll 1M npen wbo
"l'hmwoa'1btuyk*101hnD.rw ?~ w driaa at a Nonhtm
madt sure we .-oa't ovMOOt il CLilwiia !llbontol"). PQlace ~ apin." mu BobOUk) sa1d.
The court's KC:OUDIU\I st.aft' was Deputy Di'1nct Attorney Jac-~hina put convictions and wdt = Arroyo sa.id &be di~ the
Cftdit tbemme lab fund~!titJy. after consul\L .. wtth her
he sai<l supet"Vilon. Such diwnmah are done raaures on dtua c0nv1ct~ cov-01taa...by-catcbasia.depef'(ljn1on
emf by· the fine f'rom Jan~ tht COit ud smousneu of the
throuah March of.this )tar, ..ett not ~ tlw taMt ·
avadablc. Peterson, said ~ didn't ~ 8t.ach politt officials in
know how Iona the accountina would tum JOidled a complaint with the
Fines ~ol/ectei:Jby county·courts
Cc111111I Hatt>or
North
South W$
Marcb 1989 Sff'.2~
0 SlOO
Sl,7SO • St ,3SO
Feb 1919
$83)
0
0 S7SO
$800
Totmfot IHI
Central SI0,416
Harbor S27S
North $3,188
South , $3,ISO
Wm $4,000
Jan. 19 9
$714
0 sso SJOO
$300
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Defense says Ramirez
ensnared by crlmlnaf
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Richard·
· Ramirn' lawyer, prcviewina the dt-
fentt cut Tunday for jurors 1n the
"Niaht Stalker" murder trial.
portrayed Ramirez as aij>Ctty thief
ensnared by cnminals when he
moved from Texas to Los Antelc
take. crftne lab.
• RqardJcss, the l'bort.qe has left ••11 makes us iMITtct1vc: it'ull thts • , TOTAL fll,7tl
cifme lab officials ana·Ncwpon work for nolllioa.-,.-0.kk) sa1d~. -.....----....-----------.s.-:..or-ea~~Ollka
.. SQme of these people will tcsllf)
. that he was not well versed 1n the
profesSton of crime," said Damtt
..Hcrn.andu. "fu was• petly tt\lcf .
He was kind of lcamina the ropes Batch polict an&f)' over what they YY Analysis on the/· uvenile•s casc had
is a 11mple case or not followtna a rule to be stnt to ooc o three laboratorin,
th.at applies to everyone else, It has in Northern California and
resulted m dlsm1ssaf of ont drua case Bakersfield. that contract ~1th tbe
and a rumored intentional t.ckl<>s of ci>u.nty to process mcthamphet.amine
Harbor Coun cases in the cnmc lab. cases: They ~ere ch0$en throuah low
sources al.. bid\ and accuracy on sample
If the fees wete trictly collected. inalyscS..
the crime lab could buy a pie« of The cnme lab cannot afford tne
needed equjpment and fUnd staff SS0,000 piece of equapment apd
posiuons to cut lhrouah a more than $60.000...-)Ut staff p<>sition needed
I ,()()().cue backl<>s on dru, analysis for mcthampbet.amme cases. RagJe cues. Ragle s:ud s•ud. When the fine was put into
The cnme lab 1s bacldoUed b> place, 1bc lab was doina two to t.hrtt
more than 300 cases for analysis of cases per week. Tbc lab now procc~~s
sohd-form narcoucs. such as powders about 20 per ~eek. which "ould
and Pills, he sa1d. Tox1col<>l)'-ltsttn1 warrant tn-house work Ra&)e said
lS behind by about 400 cases, but 11 'fl?.e cost of sendina the cast's to
months ago the backJ<>s was I. 700 our.side labs is $4,000 to $6,000 ~r
cases. month.
Th f I · 1 b R.q.lc cmphat1ca1Jy denied allep-. c cost o ana ysis a ~ as t1ons b"' an un1dent1fiaA source 1hat increased from the $SO requ1red in · 1; b I d 'j.., d
1980. An avcraa,e dsrul :~se 1d)lys1s ~~urt·ca~~~Jse :f~h~ fc~~r'~r
now costs about 7 • a.,c 581 AJI CISC$ are treated equall) and
Nev.poct 4kach pohcc contend 1t processed in the order received. he
was the lack of contribution to the said.
crime fund that resulted in the .. Maybt tflat's somclh1n1 ~ought
dismissa,l of a case apanst a IS-year-to try-it tAiouldact their attenuon."
old boy from Oranae. He was arrested the director added.
1n February 1988 for allc&edly be1n1 About three month a10. ShenfT
under the influcnct or meth-Brad Gates sent letters to the prcs1d-
Sperm whale spotted in San Fr ancisco Bay
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 20.
foot sperm whale that blundered into
San Francisco Ba) this week
wandered off Sausalito on Tuesday
•: "f i .\ fri •:" •: ".,.,
MARTYN-CLARK
Mr and Mrs Hov.ard Wnaht
Manyn of Newpon Beach an·
nounccd the enpgemcnt of thetr
dauahter, Susan Katherin<'. to Hcnr)
R1diard Oark at a brun~h in _th'
Balboa Yacht C1ub. ...
Hc1sthuonofMr and Mrs Hcnt)
Richard Clarl . al.o of Newpon
Beach
A fall wcddina 1s planned in th~
l..quna Prcsb> tcnan C'hu{th.
. The couple are alumni of e"' pon
' Harbor Haah School The bnde<lcct
1s also a araduatc of UCLA where she
r«Cived a 8 .-\. deartt tn p))COOIOI)
and a aradu.ate d~ 1n rducauon .\
member of .Kappa Kappa Gamma
soront), he rttc1"cd the II>
Gun1ck a-.ard for the ou15tandm1 senior he wu also a 1979 'cv.pon
Beach Nauonal Chant)' l.Qaur debu-
tanic and is o~rattons m1na1cr'for
Holida)I With t)k tn Co ta 1~
momma 1n wa1en that are Hr.
shallow 1n places
As hoped, 1he small \\ h~ s"'am ofT
on 1 ts own.
KRAEMER-WARREN )
New Yorl· Cit) resident'\ ~h
Ruth Warren :ind tC\.Cn mrard
Kraemer exchanged wcddma 'owe;
on May 6.in the First Prc!tb)tenan
Church. San Ana,clo. Tcicas. He 1s thr
son of G llben U. Kraemer of Laauna
Beach and Mrs Ralph D \.1 omson ol
Ncwpon Beach.
The bnde 1s the daughter of Mr
and Mn. Earl I W, mer of n
Angelo, he \\Ore 'her mother's wcd-
d1n1 gov.n of ''Of) la~ and ilk
orpnza "'1th S«d parls v.hich had
been rcdes11ned for her
Bndll attendanh 1nduded M"
Jame Kraemer Todd 1 tcr of the
bndcaroom. and u\hcrs < ra1g ">m11h.
Jason Blair and Ro~n Da ·11 .. a all of
Newpon Beach
After ~cling SOO guc ts Jt 1ht1r
rcccp11on a1 the n .\nsclo Count~
Club. 1he couple departed for a
~cdd1n1 tnp to Pos11a no. Ital). The>
arc rcSJdents of Ne\\ \ ork Cit).
The bndt&room I) .t 19"'9 a,raduatt'
of ewpon llarbor Htah School. He
IU 1983araduateoftt\c l n1~eDll) ol
otrc Dame. \tud1ed 1n Oliford.
En&Jand and holds a ma\\tr's de&ret'
m 6usincs adm1n1~tnmon trom For-
dham Univcr)1t) lit' 1 an a social~
dtn:xtor at Bear c;tearn'> Co Inc in
New York.
from t~ people."
ina jud&cs or alJ county courts, But Petenon countered that ela~m. Hcmande1. who bcpn his open1na
commend1n1 them for the cooper-and said most of the people who statement after a wcelC of speculauon
ation with the fee proeram or as.kins frequent the beach and are eonvictcd on whether there would be any
them lo work harckr. on drua cbaracs are from poorer. defense, did noJ 1mmcdiatcly say bov.
Harbor Coun was asked to 1m-outside areas. he\\ ouJd attempt to.counter evidence
prove its prosram. Rule said. Prcsid-Harbor Coun was Cl"Cated as a hn1cmg Ramirez to 13 mur<krs and 30 ma Judae Glenn Mahler referred Justice.Court an 1949, at the start of related felonies.
questions to Peterson the post-war populatjon boom m Asked outside court 1fhe ""ould tell lttchard bmlr••
Blatr Barnette, prcs1dinJ Judie in south Oranae County. Because of the Jurors that hJs chent was not a
South Mun1c1pal Coun m La&una affiuent area over which 1t has murderer. the attome) snapped. "I'm Halpin said of the defense team and
N11ucl, was commended for his JUnsdiction. 1t became known b) not goin& to answer that It s obvious added thal ~rhaps 1he1r"tactic was to
court's improvement m the fee at-some as the Country C1ub Court. ..We arcn 't neccssanly ll")tnJ to confuse the J\Jf')
location Barnette said 1t was simply a The Newport Beach Police Depart-prove that someone el'Sc com muled "Any confusion they can add
m.ttcr of emphasas with the clerks, ment and the coun have a history of these crimes." he told reporters. "Out detracts from our case .. .' ~ uid
and he credited his fiscalstafffortheir s1ra1ncd relations followina dimissal aim as to sho\\ that the prosecution The chart which Hernandez uled tu~ss. ofa 6-ton marijuana posscs\ion case didn't pro' e th~na.s bc)ond a reason-fell on the noor sc"'eral tunes and bc-"ll.ruct Patterson, supervisma at-in 1985 and tbe deJ)lrtmcnt's 1n-able doubt·· finall)'" ibandgned 11 without com-
torney tn the d1stnet attorney's office vestiaation into allqed 1mpropnet1es However, Deputy Distnct .\t-pleung his account of the evidentt in
at HJrbor Coun. said the $50 fine 1s by sevcraljud&es. tome) P. Pluhp Halpin sa1d that n each crime. I
mcluded on._ a "waiver signed by Officials at the Costa Mesa and chart used b} Hemandtz in recapping Ramrrc-z, 29, \\ho has heard six
defendants after they're cronvicted. Irvine policedcpanmcnts, which also for Jurors e' idencc apinst his c:hcn1 e~cwltrie sc 1dcnt1fy him as tht
Many JUdats waive the fee, how-.arc served by the coun, satd they have actually lliicleti .a pi.ccc_.of incrimina1-k11lcr-rapis1 dubbed the -Njpt
ever. because .. You can't squeeze not had any similar problems and mg evidence nc"er presented b) the talker.' sat slumped in his chair at
blood out of a tuin1p, ··Patterson said. were riot aware of the fracas between prosecutton -a shocprint at the the counsel table as his lawyer spoke.
Other defendants, cspec'ially first· the coun, Newpon police and the residence ofa v1ct1m He was clad 1n a black turtJenec:k
ume offenders. arc sent to d1vers1on cnme lab. "' :·1 think' they're JUSt confu~d." c;h1n. black ln cks and dark glasses.
prosrams and the charaes later an r----------------------------------------'-----d1smisscd1
Police spokesman Oakley said the
Newpon Beach coun should be
bnn11ng 1n nforc money because of
1he affluence of the am.
"How come this coun that's
centered here, amona the least m-
d1~nt peoplt in the count), isn't
doma 11 and the other courts arc?
The) can't sa) the) 're not conv1ct1na
anybody.·· r
Center 1n Madrid. Spam. and 1s a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
soronty.
GIEM-HAHNE
Deborah· Elizabeth Hahne ell·
changed wedding vows with Stephen
ott Giem of Laguna Hills in a f ,b
lS ct'rdnon> m St. ndrew's Presb)·
1cnan Church. ewpon Beach The
couple arcctcd 300 aucsts at their
reception in hcrman L1bTaf) and
Gardens 1n Corona del Mar.
Mr. and \.tn Waher 8. Hahne of
Corona dcl Mar ore the parcn1s of the
bnde. he \\Ore a aown of '"Of) rav.
sill "llh a cha~l-lcngth train The
bodice v.Js acu~n1ed v. 1th "or)
\Chet
The bnde's attendants were Donl\3
McQcntt, Kim Ja)e. Robin Roberts
Staci Peterson. Lisa Tanner. usan
G1em and Juhc G1cm .
The bndcaroom ts the son ofDa, 1d
A G1em, M D . and Barbara ;\tv.cll.
both of Ne""port Beach. Robert
G1cm. tan Bone. Kuk Dodie. Mike
Bell. Dean Norman, Onan Olsen and
Neil Ron "ere his attendants.
Al\cr a v.edd1n1 tnp to San Fran-
cisco, the couple are at home in
Lquna Hills ht 1s wuh Re taur1lnt
Enterpn~ Group and he owns
twp<>rt P'ao fic Design
Average Annual Yield* -....
Her fi.ance '' a araduatc of t:C Sana.a Barbara "'he~ he recc1\C'd a
8.A. 1n economics. He ~u a member
of iJma JphA Eptslon fratern1t).
captain of the buet.11 team and "-U
selected 111-confcrence by the
Southern Cal1fom1a Bl~baJI s·
sodal1on He 1s • tcmor t),C(Ul1 \c
with Fibre f ucl Produ1.:ts he.ad·
quat'\Cttd in (~o LI Mtu His wt re is an o\ ou.at~ producer at r---------------t
Cable News etv.otk. he i a 19 S
Hill-ARMSTRONG araduate of the Un1\trs1t~ of Tc\a :.",:',:.O::.:=, Aru1ual Rate
Lda Sunnne Hill and raaa llt'n v.itlu badielor ol Jnum hsm dqitt. eni.s--... 1oinctaM1fled" ~ bdth of r.osia Mna. re _sh_e_..st .. ud~1Cd_ .... •_t_1h_r_1_n;...tema __ t_10_°'._'_._ ________ ........ _______ -1
n1q a :June 24 *tdd1n1 1n
N~ C:~ttr UnttC'd Mc1hodr'1
Church an Corona def Mar.
nc bridt-d«t it the da~lCT of Mn. TuUy Sq'G10Ur of e•J>Of1
1..c11 Md MiCtiad Hill of rhb9d.
SM t1 a .,..uatt of twPOC't Hlrb<w
SCiOOI ud Cbapman Colklt . ........... ift~ •• reenve twf ~t--Tn ~1•M1y. •·
Htr flaac:e, 1 1r1duat~ or Sout....,_ l.ouisleM Ua1wnn.
it tht ton Cl:~ An" Armtt~ Of New Von C1cy and tht Ilk H9ny
NmllfOalt Wtio WU I rnidfnt of Nttr Orllan,,
·Submltyour nttWS
Our rate only comes in .......
6-MONTH TERM All~ nf 1nvl"itlnt"l'O
t""' ~"''T ~A\'NUll -.'1 r.th bit( "Ith U'
------""---1 t0r cumpk. o&
-rnor.h cmt\ 1n\~k'l1l 5.J., ~Mount wtth
nlUUmum ~l Rtfd'lt nnw ''<''n' \ltl\:l'-
U,. a mnuaJ rl\C md .i Q 0
• ~~rt: .umwl
yidd v.hl'ri w co MT your sntnt".U com ..
pwndtd monllily
You CM\ think <M our ln\~mmt ·mp
Accounr .a Cl) on your O\\ n tcnl't\. fut ~l""'
\'Ult l'ID k~1 \\'lllJ UWTl lnc ot nu.rune'\: And
"iµt\ motT. '°""' f-.Ul .1dJ <& mtrWllUm of
to \ lur a< l t>Wll Alt\ tunic \'UU ~ash • .at the thnl
\'°UJ1\"nt f, IC h'lf :!\If .An;t("J tCTTll
Ju..c 5'''1' ~~ 1JOC' of our hr.lll\ rn_, ~nd O('l'D
wur l~nmt ,,r Anount. You'll h-,w
find our dt•"" OJX n ~rurd.i)' fu1fn Q»n ro
lpm. " U M\lfkU\ and hiJ:.i~ \ii 7~mi
Aud hum; A1 tl1t r.ltt'"l·n· ~'\~~inc.
trom inJiv1Ju:U h) lx11;ur\ \ .m nl.llc it~~
.U&YAOAMSt Of .. o_........ ..
In aa e«on to· 11\fft clean air
atanClardl for Southern California.
two UCl •udent arouPI are re-
t.b.inkial aa old pollution culprit -
the automobile.
Ulinlold car parts, ICl'lp metal and
al&Ddard batteries, the two eeniot
pro~ may be creati111 the ~ of
tbt future. And the future is electric.
Maybe the idea of elccuiC can u
personal tranapon.ation does aot
aOPeal to many -imqinc clrivina • ,01f can .to work -but accordina lO
the South Coast Air Quality Manqe-
ment District's new 20-year plan for
controllina air poUution. vehidts
must be ''very low emissfon .. by the
ye&J'2001. .
"We believe that 'vei:r. low emiss-
ion· means electric," William KeUy,
air quality district spokesman, said.
With the wid~prcad use of electric
can just 18 years in the future1 the
converted Volkswqon Rabbit rrom
ua·s school of electrical efllinecrina
-or mechanical enaincerina's lhree·
wbecled solar-powered vehicle -
mi.&ht not seem so far-fetched.
The solar-powered vehicle. named
Solaris by students, employs 12,000
individually soldered solar cells to
charge batteries powerina its two-
horsepower motor.
Captble of traveling ai speeds up to
40 mtles per hour on a sunny day, the
vehicle can store enouab enel'JY an the
two 12-volt DC batteries to travel
about 25 miles without a recharge.
Constantly ch,arge_d 'b)I the sun
durin' the day, SOlvis' ni&bt drivina
capabilities arc obviously limited.
The car is controlled 'by conven-
tional accelerator and brake pedals, a
steering wheel and band brakes.
Since December, six studel)ts have
spent 20 hours a week d~igning and
bwJding the 400-pound. t S-f oot car
they hope to have on the road soon.
"We decided to build a solar UClstudentTeresaYehchecll1outthe.control1ofthe1ol•r· powered car Solarl1.
vehicle as an eurnple of one alterna· .,,..
live energy soun:e, but we hoP.= our At this point, however. students
project will help promote the ad~ of working on the•projcct believe they
all alternate ener&Y sources, not JUSt can do little more than promote
solar energy.'' one student, Paul Yeh. further research. "The solar cells arc
said. ___ 100 expca"vc," -Sle~a Cha slid.
Co~nty residents
participate _in _
race acress U.S.
...
"We don't believe this kind of car w1 II
be available in the near future."
Maybe Solaris isn't ready for the
marketplace, but with an~ luck. it will
be ready for the recetrK by Auaus1.
Students plap to enter' their brainch~in the five-day Canadian Solar C racina from Toro11to to
Montreal.
UWq'On Rlbbit bein&
Wcftilllwilb a S2S,OOO ~ hm
lhc LGl~DepetUnealolW•r lllCl i l'vwer. 11~nts .,.. so •~ r, -....oc-...naanlt&Ued an ~of: ..., ....-rd ro.iil f~fi--cn-p.e by Jww. After tftlitll the IY*fn ror DCtf'onnan« and ~ term
feui6ilit)' the DC batteries wwN be
rtmoved. and 16 AC .bantrits will
take their p&act for tesuna.
"The primary ~ o( tbic pro-~ II. lO ltudt' the feaiibility Of
mtetina ckin aar lliDcWcJI ror t.he
South Coast Air Ba11n by Iba~
automobile power to alternate fUtls
and electricity.'' said Dr. It~
Sch1n1inJt'" professor o( ~cal
enaineenna and the sru<knts faculty
advattr.
"We want to see 1f we can readily
convert a compact car to an electric
drive vehicle that will uttacheapand ruged induction motor," Schinz.
in1er$11d.
The batteries' bulk and wei&ht
create their own probaeJns, Sh•R;Z·
inaer said. To conven the lbbbit,
students will remove the hick pestet\·
scrsealS, ps tank and motor and then
install an extra 1,000 pounds in
batteries. "Because the car wtll be heavier
than a normal, unloaded .car. it will
need better bl'lkes. hpvaer ~
and stronaershock absorbers." Shinz-
inacr said. "It also c-0uld be more
destructive 1n an accident du~ to
sheer weiaht. Ho~evcr, by elam1nat·
101 the aas tank. the ~bil.1ty offire
rcsulti:f from 1 co1hsion as areatly
red~rre;tly, the cat's cruisitii ~is
tanoe is estimated at about 50 males
before a rec~ 1& needed. TbaJ equals a round tnp to and from work
for most Oranae County residents. '
The students are work.int to extend
that distance as much as possible,
Sh1nzingcr said
Even thouab the Rabb1t seenu to be
the most practical solution to hi&b·
emiwon ps vehJdes, Sh1nz.a.,-tJ
converted by electrical enaine~rina abo look.ma forwltd to the final
students may not be enterina any product developed by th~ students. races. but its creators also have hilh from mechanical e~
ho for the car's value as a tes:.:t~in:a___,....,..··.;,The,.:.;;...so;;;.:;lar;:;..;ca~r:~lba===tt''::-••.;;.••-rul_ 1mu __ 1e_r_-_--1
IWftF'.
Annual chlll
cook-off
In Irvine
.Saturday
ly EMILY ADAMS
Of-0..., ...........
~ The forecast for Saturday 1rrtt\tinf
IS hoL Hot ud spicy. that IS. \
And that's &ood news for appr<n·
1m1tely 10.000 people e~pected to
attend Irvine's 9th annual chili cook·
otrat ~Country-.
From the bq:annin1 ortbe dat Ion,
fcsuval -9.'ben judacs calJ out ·stan
your fires" 11 11 a.m. -peniapents
and vasiton inpac an acuvities which
havceamed cb1s patty the label .. adult
entcn.a1nment."
There's burl>-m•n arm wttstJtna,
the obhptory blthlnl swt beaut}
contnu and the ever-popular " hoot
and Holler." In this last pmc, playm
pound down G\Ulno ROJO {Red
Worm) mncal and then about as loud u the) can -some say a about comes
natural after a d0te encounkr with a
mescal '*orm. ~---.. We've Sot more events than you
· can shake a stick ll," says Jodie
We had to spin a douatinut and came
out to the ne~t point. This ~'&S on
Saturday mom1n1 and we wtrt
pttfcctbythat time-but it didn'tact
counted. At ltast we have the co~
fi<knce now."
And the timina couldn't have bttn
more pnftt1. • •
.. We bOth bad tore throats and ~vm by the end of the race," Evans
11id. "Tri non *U fine w~ we cncted
beck up an Maahanan Beach. Un·
fonuaately I've ended up with 1 ca9t ohhc chic\tn .,.,., " •
-
Munden of the Irvine Ch.Imber oj
Commettt, sponsor of the day·lont
event -•
Sanctioned by the lcucmatiooal Chila Society. the cook-oft' often tbt
bttt in local cbih rmpea. Some 50
ttams will be btewi~ wbal ~ ~
wilJ be winnint duli tOaCOCtlODI.
Many teams rep.e1eat local coq>·
penia and dubs IUd9 u KaWuaki and Irvine K..iwua·s Club.
.. <
Eree test_s offered <turlng National ~lgh Blood Pressure Month \
The firsc p&IU winner will receive
$$00 cUh. a U'Ol*y aad u invitation
lO (Oft)pste •• lbc ~ ..... -* (Odllritiola at tk .... •Y Oub oa May 2S. Second ud tbint
pnaa ofSlOO ud StOO will UC> be awarded.
Vfftdon ..U01111 tvtr)f 1 I lvln
• IDdian jewelry Ud w-. .., to • Ille ever....., ....
Most people know that biah blood '
prnsurc can caute heart attleks. kidney
failures and atrokes.
But they miaht not be Iwate that 60
million Americaftl suffer &om h~aion
and even _.. Witti to-C811ed '"mild" mm of
Ramif;ications of air qu
l"wor sthit ' itt!DJJtHd iat ~aadrrai• ~
.. ¢ '*· Timll .... ldir·
--ii 2'111111111 hii • 0 ssw .tea 1iw't Oii flM. ... ,.
ly .Mly a.. *•Min .
Once 8 yeer, reetaurMtl tum
-the ...,... on the 'f•t.Urent
..... -wt*1 the 1989
Southern Callfornla Reet9Urent
Wrttara' ..,d• banquet afford•
the atend111 to ."critique" the
ewnlng'•far•.
The,....,, .. .,,. 9PP'owid of
the ---· but cornptllAned .,.,.-.... tough qutltl Ind ltrlngy
V'Mllort • ~ at the BNtmore Hoe.I.
"We UMd to IMt outMIYM
With the ,..teuranta, but ln r•
cent yieara we've been lettlng u.n lit together • and we (the
writer•) eit off to the aide by
~. '' Dorta Crandall, beft.
quet co-d,\Alrman, Mid. "They
(the reet8Urateura) aeem to ltke It
that way, and they CM talk about . whalWet they ••• wtttiout , ... ,ng
'
NU ~re~ ot111rwd.'' The~ to hold•~· banquit at The BHtmore wu a
depetture from format; U8Ua8ty
the .want tak• ~ In Orange
County, the dom9ln of aever.a
founding membeta of SCRW.
But In recent years SCRW ha
expMded -It now count• u rMmbert wrtt.a from s.nta
a.bar• to the MuJcM border,
the territory In whlctl tt beetowa
lta awds. Another = of wrtt .. caAla tt..n the nla
~ent Wrtt .. ~ prtmartty
COWt'I the Greater Loe Ang1l11 ., ....
If the ven'8on WM .... tNiri
petfect, the aetttng -ttit t.mou.
BUtmor• eow.. once home to the
Academy Awards -WM en
ablOlute gem. A f ... lw mood
prevailed, ao much ao that more
than one guest wound up IP9ftd--
Byron~• All~y ..•
P111ut1r ,.. .. , • ...., and ..,.... ...... .,.. rwldent •rron
K ....... wlNa ... U...-. ........,.~._ ownenof
.... Aler .......... -· .. known .. 9Jron'• Aler In Newport ....._ A ,,..... NewCCNMr ewn her~ ..... good.......... .
Mq DIJUJer Special
Tues<Uy -W~dnesd~y, Thur~y • 5.30 p.m. to Close
CHICKEN PEPPEICOIN
.,,.. ... °'Chicken In 0r.,. Sluc:e with CtMn ~°"" ~ wtth frdl Ve;etlhlel. ~
silver
Certificate
lftg the# at the hotel, the A ca c.rte IMetro, Affredo'a,
,......_ ~ of-a. ..._too AMell•'•. Aftdf .. no... Ann
much P9ffytng. Marie'•, Antolne, Antonello,
Awerd ...... were Mlected Appl•-A·P .. I, The Archea,
OWltae>n.-yearpettod. Members Arnle'a Manhattan, Aurora,
..,. buey runnH1a around ... Balboa Thal, Bangkok IV. The owr Southern c.Mfoinla review-a.ch Houee, Ben Brown'a,
Ing hundred• (no, maybe 8'8tango, Bleck Sheep Blltro,
thouunda) of r•tauranta In Bob Burna. Bouzy Rouge, Bub-
Mareh of the ~ llt•btllt\· · blM Balboa Club, Syron'a Alley,
mentt. · Cafe Udo, Cafe Mozart, The Cafe
The reetauranta were rated by at The Ritz Cartton, c ......
category-10 ln alt -Amerlcan, CaNfomla Beech, Camelot, The
CNn111, Contemporary, Con-Cennery, Cano'a, Cannon'•,
t..,.,.., Ethnic, French, ft.alan, Cantamar, Canterra, capr1oc1o,
.....,..., Mexican and Sea-Carmelo's, Chantlclalr, Chez
food. Cary, .Chlna PaJace, ChJnatown,
8trtct crlterta aheeta ln hand, Cl ... ' and The Crown HouM.
Silver A1'aril Wbmer
'very ltWe oil
No MSG
Lunch & Dinner
Beer& Wine
Food To Go
Open Mother's
Day
12 Noon-9 p.m .
All Mom's Get A
Compltmenta.ry
GlaasmWtne
the member• made unan-AJao -Olzz'a Aa 11, El Torl\o t-------------------------~ vteltl to reatturanta~ GrlJJ (Newport Beach and Costa
wNch were then evatu.ted on M ... ). Fellx Contlner.tat Cafe,
food, ~. ambiance, value Five Crowna, Five Feet, Gem-
and wtne ..eectlon.-melt'a, Gotden Dragon, Golden
Through an lntrleate-eyatem of Truffle, GranvlHe'a, Grlllo'a, Hut-
wrttten beUoteeutlng, voting 'Inga, Hernlngwaya, The Hobbit,
(and, eccordlng to one member, Horlkawa, J.C. McUn'a, J.J.'a
a fair amount of "blood lettlng"), Blatro, Gandhi, J.W.'s, John
Promleing Newcomer, Sliver, Oomlnjs, Lu Bri .... Le Blarrltz,
Gold, Golden Sceptre, Wine Ex· Le Midi, Lotu.. MacArthur Park.
ceHenoe. tnd Golden Bacchus Mandarin Gourmet, MaxweU's-
award wtnnera wwe aelected. In By-T~Sea. Mayur of India,
llddttlon, nomlnatlooawerepres-McCharlee HouM, Mene'1 Ter-
ented and voted upon In the race, Monique, Morefl's, New-cmeaortee of Chef\ Reltaurateur port Landing, Nleuport 17,
and M.atre d ' of the Year. Parker'• Seafood Grill, Pascal)
. Area wlnn.a ln41ude 242 Cafe, ........... SCNI I M
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past.as Alto Llncutne al Fruto Del Mar• Fettuccine al Pesto• Shells Marcello and
rNny mofe If you Ille veal • ~•food • poultry. we off~• larae ~lectlon. too Of
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Transportation
.crisis confronts
Orange County
The tupaycr in the audience dcrivcrcd an ominous
mcuaae as 1he Orange County Transportation Commission
voted 10 proceed with a.half--ttnt sales tl)t ballot measure that
would fin.a.nee $3.1 biUion wonh of transportation improve. m~nts: in the next 20 years. '
~aync Kina. wasn't mincina words and tht com·
missJoners should have been listening, closely. His senti·
men ts arc surely shared buy others. ·
. "The 20-year transportation plan is a sham. The Orange
County Transportation Commission should be ashamed of
i1self.' King said.
·~Read my lips-no new taxes. Th.t samcOrangt County
voters who helped put (President George) Bush in the White
HouK will vote down the sales tax."
The tu payer does have some history on his side.
fn 1984, Orange County voters were asked their opinion
ofa penny Sales tax measure lhat would have raised abou1 SS.4
billion over 15 yean for transportation improvc:ments.
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The votcn responded but it wasn't necessary to read lips
,to understand what they were saying. The messagl-was loud
and clear. Proposition A was c rushed by a margin of 70
pc'rte'Q!. to 30 perctnt d~spitc a ~igh-budgc1 campaign.
Supporters wc«shakcn-bY the magnitude o f the defeat.
More rccenty, 0111nae County went big for the ---
presidential andidate whO asked us' to watch h1s ljps. Time
will icll whether President Bush was simply paying lip .service
to hold·ih' the line on taxes. or even whether that was 1hc
candidates main attraction.
And while there may be presrnt-Oay parallels with the
She'_s en·.rering the '80s
to avoid taking the heat
anti-tax scn1imen1 that surfaced 1n 1984, clear\) there arl' h's finally happened. h wa5 an
differences. ..... insidious procns and took a number
The.spending plan~romoted in 1984 lackcd spec11icsand of years btforr I c.a pi1ula1cd. r When microwave ovens first ap-there1ore confidence. he plan failed to win 1,1,•1de support. pearcd on the scene, J didn't iivt
even among those who' m ight be expected to be its biggest thc:m a thouaht I don'1 like 10 think
boosters. Some. of 1hc coun1y supervisors di$3grced wi th abou1 any phase of food preparation.
provisions of the measure as did various c1l y councils and At fint. friends wcJT tnthusiastir
chambers of commefcC'. Some actually opposed 11. which 10Jd abou1 their microwave ovens. II was a
microwave because my husblnd said
people. who had pacemakers
shouldn't ha'e those ovens 1n the
houSl' Ht ~tepped closer. pulled his
Jacket bark. pa tied his chest and said.
"Pu1 >Our hand nJtll bcre."
.,
W-.oy, Mo¥o 10, lllt All
Animal
testing
To th'e Editor:
-Bein&· a student at t:.aaun1 Beacb
Hifh SChoot and alto an animal rip ts
activist I became v~ concerned
when i beard that Mr .. Reich., • bloloer teacher, was .. advocaunc
anima experimentJtions. ••
~l approactied him ..;th this. and I
was met with s1ron1 oPl?O'ilioo. I
"ofrcttd him some material wbicb ht
referred io as ·•propqanda".and.tbeft
11a1ed. .. , piel: my own pro-ado."
I offered a speaker to rcprctcnt the
other aide. Hu rcspontt wa1 fUll or
hostility.
Animal experimentation h.st.aone
on for years. yet the infant monali1y
rllt increases. cancer and AIDS art
on lht rise and all of this because
··scil'nlists" don't realize that rodent'
and humans arcn'1 medically com..
pa table.
'Vherc are scveraJ ahcplalives to
vivisections such as the use of human
tissues.. cells.. otpns, eyes from ~
banks or surveys of diteUCS.. hfe
styles or dj~1 ... Cures .. hi.vc bttft
"found" under fal$C pretenses which
• lr_ads _lo sev~rc human. harm and
po551bJ)' death. -
Tcachina students 10 be intcnsitivc
10 1he riehts of anjJnals shouldn'1 be aJ/o,~•ed 1n our Kfiools.
This kind of terTOrist teachint and
preach1n1 can't be allowed toao on. If
}OU wish to he.Ip suppon us. call
Barbara Calland at Laguna Beach H1ah School and· express your con-
cern . Every phone call makes a
difference. The animals thank you.
ANTONIO AGUILAR
lquna Belch
:rea m effort makes the electorate that government didn't have <i handl<" on status symbol to Nivc one. Their
solvina a problem it helped create. convcrsa1ions rons1sted mostly of • --J-.,.. ... ~T~h¥.c~c~u~rr~e~n~t~2~().tt;e~a~r~t'f,ra~n~s~~rt~a~t~o~n~~la~n~a~~~~~·~-+-ihiloraw quickly you could bakt a potato
Wh } no1. 1 thou&ht':' h wai. lhe bi:'s1
olTer I had had all Clay. I pu1 my hand
on lHs l·hest i nd fell the small
1n1pla111cd s1zmo 1hat people who
ha'l' pacemakers wear.
wjfc' Ocjus~w,2 ___ liCJ.Old me be u~mwrowa.vt O ceah V iew shin'°---+-
t ne ttl rom a rtcnan1t1on o the I aws that doomed ns 1iow many IOOd llems you could ..,,.... cook on a paper plate. predecessor. This plan includes· the sort of dc1ad people f wasn't intcrc"sled The polatOM
demand. Voters want to examine where and how their ta., would IX' finished btfore J 101 1he
money is goina to be spent. lable ~l. and I would probl,t>ly for-ti
The Transponation Commission is only half as 10 put paper plates on m> shopping
ambitious this time around. opting for a half-cent sales tax list. ·
incrcaSC' rather than the full penny. Membcn of the microwa ve oven
. And if the transponation planners want half as much club 1ned to press r«1pcs on ml' that
mong. 1he problem is 1wice ds bad. could be prepared 1n this e"-traordina0 appliance Wht'n I told ongcstion isn't an occasional pro blen1. \Ve have them I didn't ha,·e one-they w('n:
institu.tionali'ZCd lhc freeway traffic jam. The rush hour shocked.
extends for several. Even a quick. trip 10 the corner rr.arkc1 can Tht'n the) v.·cnt into their ~le~
be .nerve-wracking experience. No o ne is untouchl."d by the pitch, but 1he1 rcfTons were wastt'd on
tran'sponation crisis.. It incrcasc.s travel times. pallutcs the air me.
we breathe and results in higher·pr1ces for good and services. A.s llml' ""·ent b>·· so man} people
Public o pinion polls seem to indicate the tran·1c pro blcn1 acquired micro,.·a, covens 1hcy wt're
has srown sufficien1y bad that th·<' pu'bliC is clamoring for no tonger a to pic of convcrsa1lon
relief. It is not as certain whether. tal!;pavcrs are willing 10 The) "'Crt' cons1dcr«I an esS<'n11al " household 11cm -aJ common ai; shoulder the responsibility that others have shirked. vacuum cleaners.
Our state's political leadership, Gov. Gco~e Dcu· The past few year~ I've notiel!'d 11 kmejian in particular, has dcmonst.-.1ed nothing but chanac 1n ihc v.·i) proplt look at me
reluctance 1n confrontini the nted for ·increa.scd transpor-when I say J don'1 have a n11r ro,.ave
talion funding. That void funher magnifiC's tht need for oven. Some women look 11 me ,.1th
leadership on a local lcvcl. '"' -pity. Some look m~ ovt'r carcfulll"
T he .. T .. word seems cap.able of blowinJ apan 1hc though they ,.ere ch«k1ng for a c uc.
-consensus that the transpona1ion funding question must br Was I 1n • ~nancial bind., ·Aon abused
dealt 'A'ith 1mmcd1ately iftranspona1ion 1mprove"ments art" 10
l.asl week I slopped by~one of the ever') n1&ht and that ht was around
t1ste·i1-and·you'll-buy·it tables in the them all day. To prove hi s point. he To !ht Editor: '
market. Tfle sales rep handed me a 1urned them on and off and walked I ha ve JU$t fin1shr:d rcadin1 )'OUr
paper cup ofher product to sample. 11 bal·k and fonh in front of tht' optn cdnorial in tht .".pnl 26 Daily Pilot.
was a dchc1ous. dch)drated r hiC'icl'n doors. This 15h theh second art1c.~ 1n your
son1c1h1n1 or 01hcr. "'hile I was That wasn't wha1 sold ml!' Nc11 her paper t al as dealt With the reasons
tossing a coupll' of packaacs into m\ m) husband nor I ba\C a pacenlakcr <:>rcan Vitvt tliah SchoOI District has
basket. she casually ask«! v.·h1rh and af't'n't good prrn.peas for o ne \so rti•n) d1s11n1u1shcd schno)s,
brand of m1~rowave ove.n I had !.1nct' our EKGs a~ c11.ttllen1 1 N.ot on« has the rontnbuuon of
V..'hl'n I handed the packages ba•·l It wa5 a nev. ft'alurt -1hc sien'SOr thr tcachcn. parcnlt. or s-u:npon stJff
10 her, she kxJk«l so s-yn1pathc11c I .\l'COrd1ng 10 the s.a.Jtsman. !he .l'OOk bttn mr"nuoncd.
wa~ afnud "he v.·as aoina to i.akc up a no looacr has to aucss at how man) 1 am a Lt-achc:r and also 8 parent of
collcct1on among the cus1omeri. 10 minutes arc n«dcd to warm up food 1.,0 OVSO sludcnts, and have
buy a m1 rrowavt for mr. or cook 11 from scratch. YOUJUS-t push trC"mtndow rcsta for the teachers
A fcv. days q,o) slopped 1n one of a cou,ple or buttons to tell .the oven who work ~lly with the: students.
those big d1tcolUll houses that handle what ii ti.and hbw you wan I 1t -wrU. These lcachers d~f"C soml' credit
evtry1h1na manufae1ured that p.lua.s mN~um or rare -and the s.cnsor too. Sul« tMy'rc: tile people who
into the wall . I C"1n:led all 1he displa)'S t1kcs over_. tracl\ thcitudcnts aQd implement the looking for the phone answ('rina 11 dce:ldnhow k>aSthc food ihou'd proanm
machine J .. an1ed, and round myself ~la) in the oven and takes-full · . .
1n front ofbl~:ks ofm1crown vl!' ovtns rcsDQns1bilhy 1br tht end mull. ~~ Yi~· ~ Di.srriil!I , IS
instead lbat C'Otlplcd wilh the fact f no d1sllntu1 hcd -lcaChen. adnna1,..
Thrtt salesmen lc3 ptd fo,-..·ard. Jo,,.er ha~ to be on the dcfen5" with trators. partn.tt.. cu1todians. and the
bu t 1he oldt'st one got to me fi r5 1 .. , mJCrov.·avt O\'cn• ov.·nen. did 1ht> l'ntirt' s~ff'o(~uppott prr90nael.~
know." hi!' ~1d, ")ou're looking for a 1ric~ l'(Spons1bJt' fl s I "team ctron• IO
nrw n1 1t·ro\\avc - one 1hat hll<i the l'~c nc,·crbttn able 10 lakt' 1hc bell let's ml'n\Jo n ALL lh<>K rttpOnaibk.
latcsl fl'aturr~ on 11 Now u.kc a look -now I can uay ou1 oflht lutcbcn OON STEVENSO
at .. ... Col•rul•I A•• W~ll• IJt·n I• Manne View School
I rold htm "'l' had nt''l'r ov.ncd a ~ NllW:I. Huntington Beach
ti: realized any time soon .
County leaders will have to dare to succeed whe'rt others
have bttn content 10 n1ark. time. Voters will cxpcc1
transpqnation supporters 10 answer hard ques1ions and 10
st1nd ·squarely behind those answers. Reputations. 1ndc-cd
It helps to know who writes rules
careers, may be made or broken here.
What happcns)>ctwecn now and Novem()(r.will jlVC a
clear indication of the quality of the county's leadership and
its future.
()piNonl -.pr..altd In thk tpeee we lhOM of lhe-0111)' Pllo1. Other ~•PfeMld on ll'WsP-. wethOM of their aul"4>r• anct 1rtlt:t1 Readers'
comtMrt11 at• Invited 91\d mey tM Mnt lo TM Dllily Piiot. PO. Bo• t5a0,
CoetaM-.tHH.
0111111\0ICI'
Time to mothball battleships
~
Many Americant• heans fill with awe and"' P.ride 11 the
siaht ofa bltllnhip. Othen would rcspcnd sim1lt1rly to the
siaht of a troop of horse cavalry, but they can't
While the Navy s).ill h11 blttlcships. such as the Iowa 1n
wb<>K No . 2 aun tUITCI a.n explosion April 19 killed 47 crew
membcn. the nnz·s horse cav1lry is Iona aone. replaced by
tanks. ... · ·
Theexplosio in its No. 2 turrct is not a major reason for
motfiblllina the Iowa and its three sisters apin. and for the
last time. The belt ruti>n ha e.xis1cd fordttadts, and it's a 1han1c
that it took· the deaths of 41 brave men to remind u1 that thr
blttlahip. like lhe horw cavalry. has'°"' since had iu da .
' -Tim,. (Fl1.I Trlhae ·
• • •• The' USS low11, Ont lounched in 1942, hu scr;ed the
UnitodS111nftomapcriod thoupons World Wor 11toa1988
tovr neu 1be Ptnian Gulf.
Former N1vy Seactary Fhlnk Knox once coiled h 1he
palest sbip·evtt launch<d by tl>e Unittd tatcs.
But --become oblolt1e, Tbe time to r<1ire the USS Iowa ond the tht.< o ther
. (World Wor 11-) bltllesbipo may have arrived; -Th _,_ SJ), Arp• w•r
ORANGE COAS r ....
Now I feel bctuer.
Back 1n April of l CJ88, as somc.< of
you may remember, I wro le a column
abou1 a ~ncs of articles that had
appca~ 1n the Ph1ladtlph1a In·
qu1rer. Two 1n,·tsugat1,·e rcporlef'\
for that ncwi;papcr -Donald Banle11
and Jim Stttle -had actually read
the enurc 3 m11l ion-,.·ord tax code
passed b) Congrt"ss 1n 1986, and
found more 1han 600 caS('s 1n which
the authon of lhat documen1 made
s~1fic tax exemptions for n ch
friend!.
For ell.ample, there ts a lnhentanL'C:
tu exemption ror anyone who h,·cd
1n Tarrant County, Texas, died Oct. 28. 1983. al 1he aac of 75. and had a
-1--oross cst11e of not mo~ 1han St2.5
million:
That parucular add1t1on 10 the la.\
'code ca.me from Speaker of the House
Jim Wria}lt, and enabled thtwidow_o(
a wtalthy Fon Wonh. Teit.as. busi·
ntssman tosavcS4 million sM would
01hcrw1sc ow( in 1n heritantt tu.
As t 'lid. there v.-erc 600 such tu:
exemptions th11 Battleu and Steck
found -all fa vol'\ for rich fnends ot
variouJ members of the HouJC and
Senate -and, by tht rcpGr\crs' ovr.11 estimate. the:rc ,..m · thousands o(
othcn LMycoukt not find btt1utt1he Janc~Of1he iax b1llswasdes~
M> hidt bolb the beneficiary of a
~Re-provision as wtlt a.s the
author. .
' Al any rak. billions and biUions of
1011\\ I' 111,IOlt\
dollars v.·err given to lhe nch by thC'
wntcrs of 1he Ta" Reform Aet, one of
wh om. Rep Dan Ros1enkowsk1. {).
111 .. ca lled 11 "A bill thaf rt"achcs into
our national sense of JUSl1ce -and
g1' el U5 l;laek a 1rus1 1n 10' em men I."
And sb I wro1c a column abou1
1h~ tv.·o rcponen, v.·ho 1 ch.ink i re
the btst 1n the business, •nd lh<"tr
5101). w:h1ch 11 sttmrd to me had no1
only ind1c1cd 1hc ta,. laws but had
looked 1n10 '1hc charactc.r of our
C'onaress and found 1t ,.·as f()r sale.
The 1mphca1ions of this st()I)' .. "Ctt the s1or1e-s rtpc.>n1n1 that -even the
SlaQC'rina. clcarl) 101 n1 beyond an)-Judac\-mak1n1 the awacd -teCmcd
thin& 1h11 camt out or. say, Water-h> underestimate the poin1.
pie. Bar:t1e1ta nd St~le. after all. v..·e~e .\n)vr.'I)', dunna the seoond half of
not ~lk1n1 abou1 one oo'·er-t.tp in • 1he year J am claimina, fOr 1M
pan1cular .1dm1n1stra11on. I~ "'Trt" purp;»Cs of this column\ 1h11 I sprnt
documcnl1n1 an open consp11'1lc) in v.ilkin& around wondenns why no-
tbc: Con1rcu of the: United Statlt'S bod) cared thlt the Coaarcss or the
But then a funr'I ) th1n1 h.appcncd l 'nilcd Su.\CI was for sale Jim Pn"~aps bctlu$C Ban.lctt 1nd · v.. r,.tit 'olt-U bdOf accQCd Of one Stet~ s scrM:-i of an1clt1 took a couple Ii naocaal impropntt)' after another.
of hou"' lo read. or pcrhaJ>' b«au\t" and iht-Democratic Jca,denhip of1hc
the· .scr"K'C 1hn t d1.stnbUlcs such f-loUK" vr.·A.linina·up ,0 dtfend him. .stones over the ... nre1ent them out all -~, .. .
11 O!'« ':"""' 11 mc»1 ptpen.. ech1ors Fina.II\, orco1.arsc. Wriatn was
arcn t aorna 10 read somct~t~ 1tia1 accustdb}a Hou.ttethicsc:'Omm111tt.
Ion& them'!!l\·cs w stt whats''? n -if you v.·111 e:ACUJC lhe tAprepion. of
the ttory did DOI provoke lhc k1nd ol bre.ak111J Houte ruks 69 times 1n his nati~ ou1rqc: 11 f.hould have.. financial dcahnp. and tbt number of
It did not bc(cme • scaqda.I. 11 ~hd hjs financial-dcalfna problems is
not show up on N1&btline or I.he ao•na up all the timt n&lional M:"#\'I. And [ hl\"e wa.lked '
around for the p111 )'tar, wonckrin1 ~n. l)Crhaps as a cha nee of J)k'e,
wh)'. the story broke late lu1 Wttk that
It the Puhtm' Pritt, ~t tven John Paul Mack. the most po~I
man on Wript'sstaffand lhediteaor
of I.be Dtmocra1 ic Slttrina and Policy
Committee h.adJ in 1973. doM ~
thl na one human ~ig.a_can do witH
hammer and a knife to kill aDOtber
human bcin1-in th1scasc a 20.yeer-
old woman he did not know -and
that_ Wriaht. whose dlughtcr wa1
ma.rrin:I to Mr. Mack's brother at the
time. had offcttd Mack • job even
bcfo~ he wai xntenccd.
Th1J, according to lbc Washintton
Post, which wrote the story. wu na. 1
s«ret to Col\gre5S either.
. And so. watch10, these deve~ ments. myattentionaradua.U)' sb.ifted
from 1he whom to ihe whore houtc
itte:lf, and lhc hiddfnru.lcs thal run it.
I meap. what art tM-ruJa7
ArKI then ftfterdly, in• LI• 0.y
socech beck horM in Fort Worth. 1n
the nkk of time, the SJIQker of the
Hou1t laid out ciah\ of tt\cm for tht
wori4 10 ttt. Hett i1 What he said;
Tell rh<' trurh.
KttP your ~'Ol'd.
Par J-our debts.
Tre1t otMrs •s rou '·•mild h.lvr
them treat you. •
Protttr the •'t'd.
Help 11'< ne<dy.
Vive 10tnethit11 of'younell. lk lh<re wften )1)UI' Country n«<ls yo..
I cann°' bt&in IO 1t.ll you how
~red I fttl today. ,.... DulL!r It a .,..ca..,
C•I s'•t
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welcome
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The followina hst of Orantc Coast
real ~state transf~ which 1l'lcludes
the name of the buyer, address and
the price paid for the property, was
compiled from county records and
escrow companies by Homeowners
Marketing Services.
Company officials say the list may
have an error factor of 7 percent
durina a year's ttme because of
speculation buying and errors.
The list is published for the
infprmational use of our readers and
is protected by cop}right to Home-
owners Marketing Services.
Newport Beach
Stcwan P. Lee. 70 Ba)crest Coun
$100,000
Mr. & Mrs. James Ka' 1an1. 19
Belmont $420,000
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Vista Bonita $310,000
Georgiana Dickson, 246S Vista
Huerta S25 I ,OOO
Susan A. Sinclair, 20 Wellin1ton
Court SS3S,000
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin R. Bushnell,
l800 WestclifTDrive No. I 8 $8S,OOO
MT. & Mrs. James P. Anderson,
2005 Yacht Resolute SI 72,000
Peter E. Burdon, 900 Oceanfront
$316,000
Mr. & Mrs. Lany G. Warlaumont,
219 E Bayfront $287.000
Charliene Reveal. 209 The Grand
Diana J. Lewls. 107' Corona Lane
$264,000
Dieu X~ Vo. 921 Crocus Circle
$330,000·
Oiora Dayan, 3216 Dakoia Ave.
S2S3,000
Thomas E. Christopher, 1121 Den-
nis Drive$l60 000
Mr. & Mrs. ~rge Mabairas. 1091
El Camino Ori\ie $272,000
Troy Worrell, 797 Grayhna Ba>
Sl77,000 .
Mr. & Mrs. M~ E. Mason, 184S
Illinois St. $237.000
Canal $725,000
Glenna T. McGeady.
$127.000
John B. Farwick, I 6S3 Iowa St. No
415 Altso D $39,000
Mr. & Mrs. DaY1d L.
41 7 Aliso Ave $407,000
Roben R. Redw11.z, IS I Kalmus
Hertzberg. OnYe No. F I $750,000
Richard w. Millar Ill. 270 Cagney
Lane No. l 14 $1 27.000
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Peffer. 3)SS
Nevada Ave. $240,000
Mr. &. Mr$. ~RobeR. B. Hallock. .
21-85 Santa Ana Ave~ $246,000 Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Elscnbcrg. 33
Burning Tree $262.000
You'll fi nd your "neighborhood post offices" in pharmacies. o1ft shops, stationers. and Georac w. Hanna. 2933Catalpa Si. .,. SS70,000
Mr. & Mrs. Arayle Campbell. 2692
Circle Dnve $251 ,000
Richard C. Payne, 30 Encore Court
$266.000
Mr. & Mrs. Nassir M. Hagh1ghat.-
I 056 Tulare Drive $313,000
Darin W. Gtlchricsc, 1061 V1saha many other retail stores. They offer a complete line of postal products and services, Mr. & Mrs. Aniello DLcnsc1. 1·112
·--1 .. ..J: t ~~ t'f' d ~wi..+w ~_._._. k ta: ,...__. ...... y-Dnve $'9l.(lOQ ----•~-iuuing-s amps, mvm;;.Y VI ueIS, cer 11e anu J"t:61i'1Wreu n u111 , pR-age accep nee, -Mr. & Mrs. David c. Ullman, 128
and Express Mail Next Day Delivery. Harbor Island Road $665,000
Regardless of where you live or work, chances are there's a "neighborhood post office" Daniel w. Donahue, 3501 Jam-boree No. 300 $3,000,000 nearby. For the location nearest you, give us a call at (714) 662-6200. Mr. & Mrs. Clement Y. Chu, 1816
Newpon Hill Drive No. E $460,000
Use Express Mail
Next Day Ser vice
For Delivery By
Mother's Day
CEIEBRATE
THE OPENING
FOUR
NEWESfCLUB
IN MONTEBEUD.
Mr. & Mn. G1Jbcrt A. Zukcr. 47
Nonhampton Coun $715,000
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Siock-
sttll, 1998 Pon Clandge $600,000
Andrew Karhnsk1. 1706 Port West-
bourne S405.000
Mr & Mrs. AUcn H Kane. 77
Shcarwatcr Place $448,000
Jim Ch1nntck, 1801 Tradewinds
lane $487.000
Gail Bncc, 26 Vienna $239.000
Joann V. Valkcnbura. 455 Vis
Grande $359 000
Mr. Mrs Oa' td M. Nq)'. 6iS
M. Marc Kelly, 200 lntrep1t St.
5235,000
Arthur Dela Loza Jr., 220 Kings
Place S I 71 ,QOO
Lorraine t . Lambeth. 121 I Kings
Road $363,000
Mr. &. Mrs. Charles Gayton. 3504
Marcus A vc. $450.000
Mr. & Mrs. LLo)'d M. Rucker, 423
Poppy St. $600.000
Brian Foster. 19 an Mateo Way
$7SO.OOO
Ma!PfCt Shannon. 203 Via Ithaca
$625,000
Kristen R Schultz 108 V11 udo
Nord $2,400,000
Paul C Dnskell, 207 I 9th
$48S,OOO
Cott.a Mesa
2273 Col-
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Dri~c $~15,()90
$29S,000
Theodore H. Metzger, 148
Yorktown Lane $131 ,000
John G. Dcfehcc, 2606 Birch Briar
Lane No. A $220,000
Mr. & Mrs. Wann" L Abajian.
1940 Confinental Ave. S 125,000
Mr. & Mrs. "Kurt Bausback. 2302
Elden Ave No. C S I 8S.OOO
Keath Parson~ 858 Joann St
$225,000
Do~. Wick, 138 usa Lane
$399.000
Mr. & Mrs. Randall F. Geddes J11.
372 Ml&lloha A\ie. $3S8,000
Ansel v Stewart. JH Marche Lane
$185,000
Mr. &. Mrs. JOSt" C. CorraJcs. 20 16 ·
Meyer Place $210,000
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Atkin
seeks·
another
crown
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Rob,,.tkil)-and po1,1gSch1.1lein ~re
compcb"f 1n the Sc.: View Leaaue
bo.y1 lenn1s ctoublcs nnal lasl year lOO,
only they w~ on difftrcn1 sides of .
the net.
Atkin, who teamed w11h tus brother
Sc-01t to defeat Schult'in and partner
Rich Han last season. will team with •
Sc~ulein apinst U nivtrsuy·s Jamie
Pnce and Steve Lappin today at 2:30
p.m. It the Balboa Bay Racquet Club
1n ,an cfTon to retain the Sea View
doubles title.
Today's singles final. scheduled to ~.
foUow tM doubles. will fea1ure Willie ~,
Dann of University agains1 Ne....,•pon
Harbor's Bren Han!oCn. thc No. 1 Sttd
1n tin&lc:s. '
Dann, Sttdcd third, upset secona-
scedcd Chris Rabbtt. the defending '
Se. View s1n8(es champton. 7·6. 6;0. ·
on Tuesday, while Hansen downed
Estancia's Devin BoY.·en, 6-0. ft..4.
Elsewhere:
• Laau~a Beach swept top honors·
at lh(' Pacific Coast Uague finals ori
the An1sts' couns.
In s1ng1C1. ~on Le~d a surpns·
u~gly easy 11mc y,·11h Randy Iver.
d1spatch1n1 the Woodbridae foe 6-3 6-0. ·. . .
"Jon had a much easier St'mifinal
match than Randy did:· said Laguna
Coach Bob Walton. Ltach defeated
W~dac's Eric Berg. 6-0, 6-0.
while rvey downed Laguna's Graham
Gillts, 6-4. 6-3.
K..imer·Aaron Brauer \urned back
Woodbridge's Alell Steinhardt-Chris
Emery, 6-3. S-7, 6-4. 1n the mos1
compeutive match of1he day.
1.n ~he doublcs match. the third set
was tied 4-4 before the laguna team y,·o~ ~ last eight points to cam ihe
dcc1s1on. -
SOt 'I H\1.1
Sunset race· tied
·in three-way ·knot
Oilers join Marina,
Fountain V alley atop
s~anaings after w in
The Huntington Beach H1&h jirls
softball 1cam, with 1 little hc.fp from
Marina on Tuesday. climbed into a
thl'tC-way 1ic for fint pla~ 1n the
Sunse1 Leagur and has all thr 1ncen·
uve it needs entcnng Thursday's
finale.
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F01Jnl1 in v111ev
Hun!lng!on B••cl'l
Mari1'1
Oc••n Yle.v
El:ll1on
W11rmlns1..-
L .. oue
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F-1•1f> '1-"'" •I ~unllft~!lon hKrt
Wnlm.n\I.,,.. 11 Ed'°"
0.:-'IU •' ~t<n• While Huntinaton Beach Y.'as cn.us-
1ng b} Wes1m1nsttr. 7-1, behind the
fivc-h1tp1tch1n1,ofPam Fog. Manna
toppled Fou.nla1n Valley, J..2. setting on 1 t~ut wild pnch '
lhe-.o_ileri.-Viki...-Ml-BaroniJll at -Bursn.s tnpkd ~e Tok-r and ~;with OllC pme to play. And don't Julie tultln-th~nd I nning. bui
count oul Octan View, which looms Fountain Valk) evened 1t 1n 1he
on~ pme back at S·" after 1oppin1 bottom of the inning. Tnsha Staake
Edison. 1-0. Tuesday. scored Rae Rict on a 51crificc Oy and
Hun11n ton Beach 13-11 O\c.rall. Paula Estcs s1n1led home Janet
• , to ount.1n a y. . .. " M~tJa'fa.
ln I I 1nn1n1s duon& the firtl round or A.ice struck. out c1&ht 1n falli na 10
Scaaue ptay. Now there's ~'·engt, the 7-3.
title and the home. field all tn favor Of •Junior t-1arla Pickard struck. out
the Oilers and 1 arcJI pitcher's duel 10. aod "''llkcd one. in throwin~ 1,~,....._ shaJ'jng up between foq and Rae h ,__ v v-Ri~ of fountain Valley, iuer u llA'~an iew nipped ison, 1-0. on the Stahav.ks' field.
On Tuctd.ay. Fog s1ruck out six Pickard scored the run in th(' founh ~nd walked only one while allowina as she sin&)cd to left, mo~ to second
1ust one unearned run. on Dana Unich's sacrifict and came
A\ the plate, Hununglon wa.s lat by homt on Jennifer K.1m bfc's sacri'i-
Dana Ferdinand. who had two-tun d Ecf 11
"" tinaks in the fi'1t and fifth inn1np an an ison throw1n& error by the
Gina Corbin had a hit and a run. catcher. Pic:kard, 10-7. allowed . Anak Ludo added a hit and tY..·o sinald in 1htihird and s1,,th 1nn1np.
1tokn bases and Tirfany Delp had 1 C>ccan View improved 10 16-12.
1t81 sinalc In 1ht teventh. t:: while dropping Echson 10 6-17,
· Elte•hcre in the 1.1nK1 t.eaauc: ,.._ SOPT8 .... • • Marioa'1 Willa Patchen went the , ....... '" ,_.,1az1
disunce ~10-improve to IS-7 and
Mmdy BuE went 2-for J -.11b a
( ,,...nt~ tri 1okad 1hl'Vikinp~t
Founwn alky for 1ht-KCOnd 11mc
this teUOn, J.2, -
lttky Toltr f't9(hed on a licf<kr'•
c:Mke-for 1he Vikinp ln the liJ.th
~--·~·pttlCd lllll. -\bud 00 I sill(I< ilnd J<OrCd
~ -
'"'""
Streaking Angels win again, 5-1
California tops.Detroit to extend string to six
'
•
Estancia rallies
in seventh, keeps
share of top spot
11)1 llOGf:R CAllLSON
Of-~-"-"
•
SMVMw~ w L T Estancia Hi&h Coach Ken Millard
would be the M, lo admit he seldom
goes overboard when c\aluatinJ hi1
players -and he never m1nccs
words.
'Tv11ln ti 3 O
'Ellal'ICI• 11 l 0
'S.ckll•tNICJr. • ' 0 l
i.inh••r111v 1 1 a ,
Coron1 d.i Mar ' 10 a I
Tht book on tns '89 Eagles. who art
p~esently hold1n1 a share of the Sea
View Lc:agur baseball lead wi1h one
. game rcmainin1?
Ntwoorl Hart>Or 1 13 0 10
'Clinched CIF l-~ "1•voff\ bertl'I
. :·Keep an eye on my shons1op.'' he
said, as the Sea Vu:w League season
began_takingshape a few weeksago-
for ~1iJtard, a supreme compliment.
T_..V'• ~ ~~ '· Ntw-1 Ha.rl:IOf' 0 Tu,111'1 10, Coron. Otl Mar 1 e,••ncltl t. un1Y9r111., '
T'lwnoNY'I G-(l:IS)
:ilOOleOK~ t i Ntw_.1 H..-bor
Tuslln •' Coron• ci.r Mltr EU•..CI• t ! Unrv .... 11 ..
[,·eryone '4'85 keeping aR eye on
Millard's shortstop, Jason Y.'hitc
Tuesday al\ernoon in the bottom of
the SC\'Cnth innin&i Clt~pt for Uni-
ven:uy Hli,h's TrOJ&ns as the litter
nursed a l-1 IC".ad. •
White, a thrcc-yrar slartcr with. a
slick defensive side and ' a key to
Estancia's nJnn1ng pmc as 1he lead·
off hitter, stunned the Trojans b)
sconng from S«Ond base tn the
seventh on a ground bal1 to sccOnd
wh1cl9 ""'as speared by Buu Aaron and
nipped 10 Al Marl.Inga al firs1 .
It was do-or-die for the Trojans this "''ee~. and Ruiz.~ hard-hittinaclubJOt
a blj effon from stanin& pitchcr
Kevin Squirts, who entered with an
ERA of J.S6.
~u1rcs h,ad Estanci• handcuffed
on six h1lsand one run with a two-run
lead, and got his first batter.
8u1 Millard set the stqc for the
rall} wuh advice 10 his No. 9 hitter,
Clav Nelson.
But as the ban&·bang defensive
effort appeared 10 keep Un1vcrsit)
afloat ""•th a 3·2 lead and ·tv.o out
Whne s1rcalced for the plate an'd
$COred w11hou1 a play on him.
"We havtn'1 taken a pitch in nearly
1"'0 months·· ~1illard said ... So I told
him, ·Go up there and crowd thr plate
and lak(' one.'··
Thal tu:d the pme at 3. and
mon1en1s later. clca.n·up hitter 81\1
Gomez cleaned up with a. tv.-1suna
double into strona winds to lrfl field,
sconng,Robcn Nye from second .... ·11h
the w1nnin1tun1n a 4-3 '1<tory'.
· Nelson proceeded 10 Ulkc a pitch in
the middle of his back and he went to
first, scuing up the wild finish, but
Millard ~1d the act~I feat oftakina
the pi t.ch was .. jusl luck."
White, v.•ho was 2 for 3, singled to
left and Nyr followed witb a base hit
to load thr bases.
.., thought. the ~II hadaott('n
-t!tn"'gtrto-nghr."" sa1a a Ju'bi1an1
\\'h1te ... , had alrcad) made m ) 1um
and I had 10 keep aonif. ·•
Thal's when Sean Nichols n p
one to the ••Jht; wbictrwaiij~;e.!'bj-
Aaron. but instead of scttlin~ for one
run wnh the fiekier's choice the
Trojans were.burned for two beCausc
of WlulC·s dlnna ba.sc-runnina. "Thal's lrand of how n's bttn," said
Un1 \'ers11y Coach Slt'\'C J\u1z. 'A-ho
~""'' his team fall out of the playoff
picture with a 10-1 J.. \ record as Saddlc~k claimed third Tucsda}
.,., 1th a win o·v-er Newpon Harbor.
Then Gomez belted one to left.
most hkely 1 hard-h.it out in normal
C1rcumstancn, but a douh'e ~UK
(f'Je•M JM BASEaAU./all
Ocean View earns
final playoff spot
Seahawks utilize
bunt to thwart
Edison in 6 -3 win
l y JON ,fllfGUSON
°'-°""-"'"" While Ottan View Htf.h 1ook the
lead Y.'tlh some w1nd·a1dcd horoe ru~~ Tuesda~. 11 was the Seaha .... ks·
ab1htyto bunt whteh enabkd them to
overcome hos! Edison. 6-3. and
chnch the, final CIF playoff benh 1n
the S\&ns.et League ba~ball n11cc.
Cory Colbcn and John Arnold hit
_ balls ~ 1n the :ur lO !cf\ fiekl Wl\h a
pttva11Jng WinOiild if\i•as cnougli 10
carry them over for a 2-0 lead art"r
thrtt 1nnin15. Then the Scahawks
pu.shcd over four runs 1n the fifth and
si:i 1nn1nss with the help of four ""·ell·
e1tccutcd bun1s. . .. ··we didn't set the bunt do .... n
against Hunt1111ton and it hun u!l:·
satd Ocean V ttw Coach Steve Bamu
1n regard to Saturday's .}-2 loss
"Toda). ""'C Sol the bunt down. .. w, wer' sec1na how t~ VllTrt
rcac11ng. They d·dn't crash the cot·
nen and pve 11 to us. '° wt' took 11
We ...,orUd on it a lot the last couple
of days after the tall pme.
Th" wi.n improved O«:an" View 10 8-6 In the S·unStt, lWO ahead of
Edi!On. 6-S, and one behind ro-
leadc.rs Westminster and Founu.m
Valley. Minna stunned the Barons.
J..2, tn ei&ht lnninp, and We$t·
minste.r finally .held oft' Huntinaton
Beach, S-7.
. Whik tht tb~ftlayoff~rtfu arc
decided, Fi'idiy"s final thrtt aamts -
Manna at Ocean V1c.w, Edison at
Westminster and H.untinalon Beach
at Fountain Valley -Wll1 decide the
ordtf aniS tht champion.
.. We had a good scaso~: Barrett
s,a.id. "Thi.a team dCKrY~ to 10 into 1hc pla)'Ofh. This 1e1m goes in as 1hc
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Edison Coach Paul H1rrcll was 1
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att111.lde at {.ht; p1a1c~ wbttt they wt'te
con1rollcd for much or the pmc by
Ocean \'1e"" starter Brent Woken.
"\\'e ca.me out dead.-Harrell said.
.. Ho""' that can happen whc.n the
pme·s for a playoff spot. l don't
know. We didn't come out swin&ina
the bats. Now there can be no
1nt(nsit)' for a playoff pme like this
an1azes me. Tbeir IU}' thrtW the ball
o,·cr the~ plate. and ~'t Wf:rt taking
p1tcha. I thought on the whole. wt
weren't vtty qgrcssive.-
·f.dison·11 Joe Pence had tripled for
the first hit of the game off Wok:tn.
and hescored on Bnan H1"Jns' .sinak
10 nlake it 2-1 in the fourth. o....-
. But Edison stanu RKk Alvare~
""ho allowed six hlls and thtce earned
runs over seven 1nninp., walked
Arnold to lead off the fifth. Kevin
~1ullen l1id d.Qwn a bUftt and the
Ch~rs hid no one co,·trina first,
putuna runners at firs1 and t«Ond
with no one out. ~ttyc Hc.rnandu. lakt down •
perfttt bunt down tht third..t.c line •
bu1 Alvan:zthrew It in 10 kit field,
tc0nn& Amoki and ttndini Mullmt
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pme ~'lthout an error. Ed Brj11ltm1n heid the ~v1ous
1.:eam ret1:1rf1s alter-eRe-day at>sen e
t d t 88 record with his perfect pl•> frdm May 2 to Aua. 4. 1972. S Oppe a The previous NauonaJ L.rquc record was held by
Buddy Kerr. who didn't makcancrrorfromJuly 28. 1946.
• • to May 24, 1947, with the New Yurk Giants. He's now a
,,_.The ~tff ,.,... MclS' scout.
Kerr still holds the m"or·lca1ue r«ord of ficldrng
Kevin EJ1ter'1 remartabk netdio1 streak ended 383 con1etutivc chances at shortstop w1thou1 an error.
Tuesday ni&ht on a remarkably routine play. Brinkman holds the ma.ior·leaaue re-cord for mo 1 fielding
The New York Mets' shortstop drop~ a two.hop chances an one season by :l shortstop without an error-
~ndet hit dircctl,Y at him by Barry Larkin in the ninth 331.
1Mina of a 3-1 vtctory over the Cincinnati Reds at
Riverfront Stadium. Elster rccovered the ball but
, couldn't throw Larkin out-his first error aner 88 perf~t pmes.
.. I can't believe l did it on that play,'° ~d Eisler. who
attended Marina Hi&h and Golden West Colteac. "h 's not
like it was a touah cnanec. It was an easy 1wa.hoppcr. It wu the ninth inning. It shouldn't have happened."
Elltefs lut error was on lhe same field. He got an
cnor oo JUI Daniels' grounder on July 19. 1988. at Ri~rfront Stadium, then handled four more chances
cleanly in that game.
It started a streak of perfect fielding that had built to
a major-lcaaue record 88 aam~s by a shonstop. He
handled three chances cleanly Tuesday. runninJ his
streak to 294 chances without an error, then took his e)'e
ofTLarkin's grounder leading off the ninth.
The ball came up on him. deflected off has glove and
hit him in the chin. He recovered. but Larkin beat the
throw to first by a step.
"Right now, I'm not happy about it at all." Elster
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NEW YORK -Rick Leach returned to
the Teds Rantt.rs Tuesday niaht afttr a 2•·
hour 1b$Cncc, durina wbjch he was issued a
summon for po se int 1 small amount of
mari.Juana.
Leach refused to answer specific questions at>Out his
di)lppcarance, his second H\ lhrtt scasoos.
..Basically. naht now ifs 1 persona.I problem ibat will
be bandied between me and the team,·· Leach u.id befor-
Texu played the New York Yankees Tue~ay n1aht.
"'That's all I have tosayabo~t it. I don't feel aood about it. ·
I talked to the players on the team and that was a touah
thin1 to do:·
Leach contacted the team at approx 1 mat el y 2: 30 p.m.
Tuesday and arri"ed at Yankee Stadium about li ve houn
later, minutes beforepme time. He did not start but was
in uniform and on the bench.
"We're very happy Rick Leach 1s OK. but we're
Scott may not play tonlg~t
Los Angeles Lakers guard Byron Scott.
SiJfTcrina fro m an infceted toe. as listed as •-I
qlh:stionable for tona&hfs playoff game ' -.
ap1nst the Seattle SuperSonacs. \
Scott's availability will be determined JUSt prior to
game time of the ront'Cst at the Forum, the Laktts said
Tuesday. , .
Scott, the Lakers· third-leading scorer in the pla>ofTs
thus far with a 21.3 points per game average. has been
troubled by an ingrown nail on the big tot ofhis right foot.
He had patt of the.nail remo,ed Tuesda) afternoon
The I.axers lead the best-of-7 series. 1-0 .
Elsewhere in the NBA:
•Chris Mullin scored 37 points and Winston
Garland had five ofh1s 11 in a dec1s1ve 7--0 run late an the
foorth quarter as Golden State beat host Phocn".
127-122. 10 e'en their Western Conference semifinal
scri~ at 1-1.
• Michael Jordan. bottled up for most of the game.
scored nine of his 34 points in ovenime as C-h1ca10 rallied
for a 120.109 victor) over New Y orlc in the opener of their
playoff scncs at Madison Square Garden.
•The Milwaukee Bucks will l:>c w11hout Tcm
Cum Mings and Paul Pressey for the first two games of th~
Eastern Conference semifinals against the Dctro11
Pistons. Coach Del Harris said.
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-im:i"ppointcd he mtMCd a pme... Ran,m Omcral
Manaatt Tom Oric~c Mid .. That•s a problem and lbctt
will be diKiplinary action ·•
&Aada. 11 Mldna .300 .in 17 pmts. pnmanli u a
dt 1analid ruuer. He ha no homm and u' nins bened
in.
The crimiftil summon was 1 ucd 10 Lnch 1f\cr
pohct and IC(Urity personnel at the 0,.nd, Hyatt Hotel
found a1pacbat r:I mariJuana in his pe.nonaJ brionsi•
when tne) seucbed has room for clues as to his
whereabouts. police spokc,mal\ Sgt. juhn Chfford SAid.
Clifford said the ,,.ck:lte contaancd ltss thin an
ounrc of marijuua and a'ppcarc.d to be for personal uw.
"We have no comment 10 make on an) pohce
reporti ... Gneve •id .
A m1ss1na.penons report had been fifrd TUC1day for
l,.etth. who had been scheduled to be the Ranaers·
dtsi&nated haner and ba1 she th Monday main.
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teammate Maurice Checks reportedly tried to
intervene in a dispute between his girlfriend and
another woman and wound up exchanaina words J.R. Reid, North C'arohna's muscular 6-
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Glamattl gets Rose.r~port
Comm1ss1oncr A. Barlett G1amatu got ~
the report on pmbhna allegations against
Pete Rose on Tuesday. tsut t.hcrc was no •
indication when the Cincinnati manager's
fate would be decided. Sll-Tl•orftl\ Cit Ol'w,. 1 m '""""'"" I 1..0.-.-Vt'• s. c1nc1,,.,.11 Ml!'-T ....... 111 SI'-"'•'"'' J.CW\ ClllGle - -__ , Sl"-v~..... ....... t ,. __ Oft ........ ,..,.. ,._, , ... " ..... '° E-w-1 .. OHl•on LOl-'-<I ,.,,.,.. A source familiar wath the inquiry said that
investigator John M Dowd personally delivered the
report to G1am"att1 in madaOemoon. Two source'> said the
: ~ : : repon had nol yet bttn turned over to Ro~·s lawyers.
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In a lWO-~ra&flph statement. Oiamatt1 said "John
Dowd. special counsel to the commm1oner ha'
submitted his report 10 me rqardJng allegat1onc,
co~mina Mr. Pete Rose. Should an) 1nforma11on
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In other basebal DCWI Tuesday:
SUNSET •Outfield r Andre Daw50n, ·the Ch1ca10 C. ubs' •Just one aame after moving into Founta.in VaJley, settina up 1 scenano leader in borne ruasand..runs bitted in. will have surselJ
·control for the Sunset League tttle. wtuch only lives Westminster Coach to~ com Clrtilqc 1D hrs nah& knee and will be out at
Fromll Fountain Valley stumbled as Ken Ostrowski. another case of leucamoot.h OaW10nwu~onthe 21 -day d1s.abled
to third .. Dan Hernandez put down Manna's Chris Stevens hurled scvcn-nerv~. . . bstandtbeCubsrccaUedout6eldcrPbiJ tephenson from
the Sea.hawks' thud stra.i&ht bunt. but shutout innings in relief to beat the He and has LiOf!S enter the final their Iowa farm team. Dawson has been pl31ucd by knee
had to settle for a sacrifice as the Barons, 3-2.fo cjght inninas. , P,me ?fthe ~n in much.the 58rn . problems <turina hit l~r ma.JO' lcaauc c;arccr.
Cha!Jen made the play at first, "'It shoM the kids have some ~atuataon they dad a ).'Cltaao when the. ~aJly an Montral 'Where ht played on an an1f1c111I
send1na Steve Hernandez to second. credibility when they st.ay in there and infamous Oc~n View disaster (the awfatt. But they have mostly involved his leli knet
.. Us not being able to field the bunt keep elayin& when they're out of (the UJC <?fan tneh11ble pla)er) cost them • Joee Qnseco beard the vcrdlCt from doctors that
was the ballpme ... Harrell said. "l race~ • said Manna Coach Paul theHtatlc. . , ~ Ostro--a. T .. -..i. he ape(Wd and dreadtd -aurwery Canseco "''"
would have b,\.lnted aJI day Iona too. Renrrow. . ?"' •u ".1or ...... a ~Y ulldcllo an operation today \0 remove part of a bone in
Everyone knew they were aoina 10 Stevens 6.4 allowed JUSt one hit as bis team lned to bold on to an 8-7 bit left wrial and will be out of the lineup 11" to eiaht
bunt. You'vcgottogetanoutoneach and four 'w11k.s. while strikina out I~ an the laaes= . •..u, ~.who bceame the first plA)t'r to hit 40
one." · . five. He came on for David Schultz. . I IO~ =fk ouun t~ IJlUh ~ and 1teal 40 bacs ID a 1euon last )CU wh1le
Gary Ouistophersot'l reach on a who withdrew after the first inning ipniria. or-~~ .,Oltrowlka. I had ladi111 the ()altlgd Athletics 10 the •men~n Lcque
fielder's choice when Steve with a sore arm. to Jet oua ~R'. • pennant and winaiq the AL Most Valuable P1a)er
Hernandez took '()ff for third base. And IS an ~ded bonus, Stevens He bad ~IChed bis team t.akea l-0 award,hM been sidelined au ICalOO by the wn t 1n1ur)
occupied by Mullens, on a a.rounder .sinaJed home Paul Newfield wnh two kad. h.ahletcd by I solo shot from
tolhe shortstop and was~ out by out in the bonom of the eial!th for the Ryan KWo. only to tee the lead •John Candelaria. sufTenn• from an inJlamcd nght
Pence. But with runners at first and pmc-wiDninJ run. NeWficld had evas><?ratc to a 4-3 ,defic~t ~hen knee and indrcctive his lalt two starts. will undcrao
third, Mike Bums lined a shot in the waJked as a pinch hitter with two out ~unt1ni100 Beach ra.lhed wtth RBt-athroscropac 1&1.f1try and was placed on the 1 S-da)'
lef\-c:cnter field gap to score t\\<O for a and moved lO second on Scou 11n1I~ from Jason Bnssey and f!yan di•blod hit by the New York Yankees.
S-1 lead. Kir1cwood's sjnaJe. Marlin and a twe-ru.n double byChns •TM Pi~ra .. ecti¥ated fun b.l~m•n 1d
Edison countered in the bottom of "That'' one 0 bis best pmu." Maqels.. . ream olr the-dtsabled list. optioned outfielder Stcvt t~ innina 11 Jdf Daniel waJked and enlfow said. "When they're the Westminster answered wath three Carter to Buffalo and said reliever Jim Gott wall be
sc:ored on Steve Tbobe's doubled off f1t1t-place team and we'n: in last more. m the founb, ~ed by a two. 11dchned another month with I sort tlbow
the kt\ field fence. ~. that would have to be his best run sinak by Bre.tt G and double
TheOcoanV1ewsiitthbepnju1tu performanc:eofthewhoJelCISOn. Ifs error. by the Oilm (mentally and
t.hc fifth. Scott Ca.rinacUa walked and ok:e to b · ft · sb tb.i phys1call).'.)
Ryan Martin bw'lted and was bit in Al~~hc =-..:d ~!., h!~~ ~ OilCn lOlldcd the betca 1n ~
the beck by t.hc ens~ throw. John 10 see btm suoc.eed. that's pat... bottom o_f the fou!"h an<I Ostrowski
ArDold sinaled in Carin,ella for the fountain Valley took a quick 2--0 wentto h11 best relief-:-Grebe-but
final Ocean View run. Althouah tbe lead in its first at bet. St.ne Grack a balk. a Matlin bae hd and an mor Owsat' fifth error of the pme walked, Jon ~her doubled bun IQ~red the eamc ll 7.-.
1<*fcd tbc beses, Alvarn worked out bomeand two walks toeded the beses JamSlqlel(>t ll!Cwm~lait1n the
ofrurtbtt trouble. with one out. Oltbtt scomt when the fifth when he liilllld . after Brtnt
Alvarez. 0-2, also threw well in a Vik.inp were a httle late compldina 1 He:recba atiokcilt a two-out tnplc to )..2 Ion to Fountain Valley last double play. cen&er, ~t n .. fili tom over.
Tuesday. ~ Marinacameriabtblck.witboncin . TheOdenhldtWOonW1tboncout
"He deserves better than he sot," lhe bouom of the first as Many an ~ fifth, bUI wete turned away,
Harrelhaid. Osborne sinaJechnd scored on thrtt then in the .wnU.. aftlr IWO wett out
Woken, 6-3, pitched much the contecutive two-out walk9> the last and tbc COM1•0.2. 1111 OUii'I ~' aame way be did •nst Westminsrer drawn by Eric Crock.er. IWO ~-~ Ot •ruwn
last l"uetda~n a )..{) lou. Atainst Jn the fifth innina.. the Vikings' ~nd hue hit~~ •C.---E4i~ W allowed five httJ and Roban Undtey doubled, Marc New· U\I to Otebe • 90tb atnkecM ii the
three e.rned nins. while walkina two field was tntentionally -.lktd, and ~n. . ..
ud lirikinaout four. with two out. Crocker sinaJcd to ten . fl was JUlt. Uf:l>'• ~Y buebell, "Hewauharo,had h.tsaOOd stuff'," field to ICOtc Lindsey to even it 112. saad OltroWak.i. espcoaJly comina
Barrett said. "He kept the ~U down after the ireat same we bid wtlh ~::• Ille bollpme lllu: ht • Waurun11tl'1 wild I' 7 v~ Founlliln V~ on Situntay, daft. He wu COm.int up on over HUllf.ialloa ._. , .. , lliled Al fot ~· ....... 0.. a 100 wl w llftina a.Unk \be ~.. repumion tor M¥er llVWlki .W. .. Y• cm_. .. • tind. ta. ftnilbed it out... tDO'lrina what comes nat as the this. rm deftailely labll·to lwd uw .. Lioa pulled beck mto a t~ .;th lellpe coeaitutioll illlie ",.., ...
flyers win In OT, stay alive
MONTREAL -Da\'C Pouhn's re--...... -
boundaoal at .S:02ofO'ttr1imeTue1da)' ni&ht •·
save Philadelphia a 2-1 victory over Mon-.~ '-..:,
tttaJ and kept the Ayers alive m their NHL
pla)iofT terin wt th tbe C.anadeens.
Mooual could havt d1ncMd 1 spot an the tanlcy
Cup finals with a vactory in Oarne S. But the fl)crs. now 3~ when facina eHm1nation from this )Car's pla)offi.
fol'ttd a s.xt.h same Tbunday nt&ht at Ph1ladelph11.
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Read, who was a member,of the 1988 U. 01) m(>ll
team. got a taste of pro ball when the team played a scnes
aaainst NBA et.ayers last summer. That was apparently
helped whet-his 1~pct1te
"I'm a little n_f~ous about 1t. It's a big step for me."
said Read, who apPared at a news confercntt v.uh Coach
Dean Smith, .-hd ~un$tled him "'hat to do "Cooch
Sm 1th told me it v.ia\ a aood idea... '
In other spons news Tuesday:
•Three-fourths of pro footbaJI llnemc'n hrtebackers
and ti&ht ends ma) be usina muscle·bu1ld1ng \ikroids and
"coaches at c'ery le, el turn their back" to the problem .
all°-pro 1uard Btll Fralic testified an Washan,ton
"NFL owners can"1 &BSP this pro~. ·the Atlanta
Falcons player told the Senate Judlciat) Comm1tttt
"'They haven't been hvina 1n the middle of the steroid
madness. The) can't stt their fnends affttted by 1t ..
• K.C. Jones and Lenny Wilkens, two aJl-'Star 1uards
who played and then coached apin~t each other, were
inducted into the Basketball HalJ of Fame m pnngfield,
Mass. Also en!bnncd was Wilham "Pop" Gates, 71, v.ho
played "'1th the New York Renaissance and other teams
dunna the pme~s bamSlormina )'e~rs an the 1930s and
1940s.
8 A steady d nnle soaked the lnd1an1pohs Motor
Specdwa) and put rookie dnver Didier Thcys another ~Y behind schedule in prepanna for quahfkauons for
thctndy SOO. A:dayaftcrdcfe-ndtnrctmnpton Rici Mears
set an unoffic1.al track record at US. 7 33 mph an pracuce.
the rain kept crc~s and dn"en in the1rpragc-s to work on
their cars
8 Ed Put1lo n1 a.ssoc11te athlettl director at \\cit
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Oarec&or f'rcd Schaus on July I. IC'hOOI official'
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Since the makina of "On the
Beach,'' thcrt have been dozens of
movies dcpictin& nuclear "{v'&r or the
threat thereof. And I've seen most of
them. Althouah most have been well
made; with a very serious message.
few have been artat box office hits
t>ecausc of the~oberina nature of the
subject.
But "Miracle Mile" (which
previewed last week in Costa Mtsa
and opens May 19 at selected
theaters) gives the viewer more lhrills
and entertainment than previously
thoU&ht possible in a mess.ate 1novie.
It literally kept the audience at the
edge of their 'Seats until th~ very last
movie frame.
With a screenplay by Steve Dc-
Jarnat that took more than 10)'C8rs. to
be produocd. "Minlcle Mile" 1s set in
the Miracle Mile district ·of Los
Angeles. Anyone who has been near
the corner of Wilsbi~ and Fairfax
will certainly rccoanitc the locations,
which gives local audiences a strong
sense of realism.
The stof')I is based on '.the premise
"What would you do if you thought
that nuclear bombs were about to
destroy your city?" You would prob-
ably be amazed lt the Areat lengths
people would ao to just to get out of
town, which is much of the storyline.
But it's done with a lot rhorc suspense
and energy than "The ~Y After" or
"Testament."
The lead characters., Harry Wash-
ello (Anthony Edwards) and Juhe
PeJers (Marc Winningham). begin the
story when they meet at the La Brea
Tar Pits Museum. Han) is a mu-
sician from out of town and Julie is a
free spirited LA. woman who works
the niaht shift at a coffee shop located
across the street from the Wilshire
May Company. Wbjle depaning
from the museum and both feeling a
special attractfon to one another, they
decide to meet after her shift, mid·
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Han) goes home to uike a nap.
-oversleeps. and that's when the
movie reall) takes off.
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runni~ scvC'ral hours late for his
midni t rendez\ous, humrs over to
the co tt shop to find that Julie hH
already left for home. On the way out.
he answers a nng1ng phone in the
phone booth next to the exn The
caller. a panic stncken trateg1c Air
Command m1ss1le s1lo operator. is
rambling on to whom he th1nkJ 1s his
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the U.S. and Soviets have Just
launched all of tbt'ir nuclear warheads
and that there is less than two hours
before impact. Not the kind of wrong
number one would ever want to
receive.
At this point. Harry, as well as most
CVCIJOne watching the movie, im-
med .. tely wonders if the telephone
call is for real. When he goes back into
the cofTtt shop to tell others inside of
his incredible phone conversatjon,
~1r disbelief changes-when one of
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lhc reautar customers. Landa (Denise
Crosby), it able to 1ubstanliate some
of the story because of her bade-•
around in defense plannina.
The rest of the movie deals wilh
two main issues: is this for real and. if so, where do we 10 from here?
Landa, who is well educated and
very resourceful, decides to take the
wamina seriously and that if lhe
pcop&c in the coffee shop want to
survive, then they must be able to get
to the airpon in time to fly to the
Antarctic. And to act to the airport.
she arranaes for a helicop1er to pick
thetn up from the top of the S900
Wilshire bank buildlna. another L.A.
landmark that many will recognize.
Harry decides to meet up with the
poup qa1n in less than an hour, but
fint must find his new love. In doing
so, he acts involved in a coUase of
situations while the rest of the city•
goes into complete panic after hearing
of the nuclear war rumor. which he is
still not sure of himself and wonders if
he his created this unsettling panic
for nothin._ ·
After Harry finds Julie. they strug-
gle to $Cl to the helicopter pad while
the Miracle Mile district is in com-
plete chaos. This is the kind of scene
that most anyone.can imagine would
happen in a city given only a few
mtm'lents notice that their planet is
about to become toast.
The movie doesn't sJow down for a
moment It is rivctina. realistic and
keeps you auessing to the end. The
actinJ is &ood, lite characters Sttm
aenu1ne. The endmg wtll surprise
you.
The release <>f the film 1s expected
to be limited. so don't miss out.
7:00 7:30 1:00 •
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An emotional moment in history is relived on Orange Coa5t
Collcae's stqe in a po~rftil renderina of "lnhmt the Wind".-t~e·
famed "monkey lrial" sap by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. L«
A spmted cast, under the sensatave direction of Ale~ Gol~n.
recreates the explosive fervor inherent i" this counroom clash over a
man's naht to publicly express his ind1v.jdual lhou&hts when said ideas
5tand in confl1~t with acncrally actcpted idcolOJ)'.
Advocates on opposina sides ot the case. Orummo nd and 'Brady.
att interpreted b)' veteran performers Michael C, MiJkr and 1'om
Titus. Standing alone with Jus chent qainst a stroni ttde of public
opinion, Miller's Drummond dilpla)'S a cool. polished detennan.auon
and methodical purpose as he· faces Titus: Brad~. a pass1on::neh
obsessed prosecutor for the state and the people's reh,1ous and pohucal
hero. Both pla)ers offer commanding performances -1n tum
inflaming all involved with 1~ heat and po~er acncrated h) a colhs1on
of th~ proverbial irresistible force and 1mmo,ablc obJect,
Jamie Marn conveys a m oving blend of an1C1et). conflict and
lo)ahy in her role as Rachel -a )Oung woman tom bet~~en a
domineerin& father (the Reverend Brown) and ller relauonshap wnh
the town heretic, Ben Cates.
On trial for thinkina and communicaun& revolutiona.I) ideas
o utlawed in his state, teacher Cates -interpreted b) Enc Person -
appears at once committed to his ideals and fnghtened of impendin&
consequences. Person and Marl'$ work well in tandem. exudio& an air or v1ctimi1ed innocence 1n the midst of almost overwhelmina
indictment.
David Scaglione is a tyrannical-Reverend Brown. ir6n-fisted
father and authoritative spiritual leader of his .. flock .. and surround an&
communlly. ,
An caot1sucal Hom beck, bi& city reporter siding with the defense.
1sconfidcntl) ponrayed b)' James Riquelme with a cock}-. flamboyant
spirit lbat properly aa1tates numerous characters and s1tuat1ons.
"lnhcnt the Wind" -a performance not to be m1~ -will pla)
m the Oranae Coast Collcae bra ma Lab Ma> rl. 12 and 13 at 8 p m.
"'1th a matinee on May 14 at 4 p.m. For uckets and informauon. call
432-5880.
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, 'J ............ )eat aovcmmen1 bOiWI the usu.al &Ila's bailout Plan. wtuch atrmc:ty fina.ncana plan, •
cost to lbc aovcrnmcnt wiU be S 12$ has been APP">Ved by the full Stnate . Richard Breeden. a White House
million 10 S2SO million IUaMr thao if and tbe Houtc BuWna Comminee uailWlt and the pnme arthUC'Cl of w money bed bttn bai'roM!d diftd-•ilb only .Jlitbt ahttations. Bulb ·s SAL plan. ttpealect that threat
ly tbtoU&b the U.S. Trcuu,tY. While \here ia sentiment amona Tuetday. sayi~ d.ired financina
Bush administration officials have OcmocrattforabsOtbinatbebailout's ·•could le.d to other ~nomic
acknowt but <kfcnded lht extra cost now ratM-r lhan 1pread it over efYecu .. such u drivi"I interest rates
costs, sa)lnJ it is a manor p)'lc:e to pey three decades. ~nly a handful oflhcm up on all aovernment borrow1na.
to prc'1ent the budaet dcr.c1t from have bttn wdhna to tackle the Breeden told the Natjonal Assoc:1a·
swell ins and botsterina the case that a . admmistrataon bead on. ti on of Manufacturert thll a Bush
tu increase miaJu be necessary. ''This issue 1s whether we tax and veto of the packqe could siplifi,
"That's.a relaxed attitude the only a sptr1d or borrow and spend," said cantly delay closfoa or meraana msol-
banker. or a poht!cian could under-Rep. John Laf'.ake,· p.~.Y. "In this vent SAL.s that a.re now buildina up
stand; compfained Rep. Dan context I bd1cvc at 1s far more louesofSIOmilhonaday.
Rostcnkowsk.i. O.lll., chairman or appropriate and moral to tax Federal Oeoosit Insurance Corp.
the w-wntina House Ways and ourselves rather tban our children." Chairman Willi.ant Seidman has said
Means Committtt. TrcasUJ)' Scctttary Nicholas Brad) be hopes to beain meraina or closing
Rostenlcowski's committee t>ctan basthrtatened that Bush will veto anl in July, assumina the Jcaisl1t1on is
constdcrina possible chanaes to ball that tampers with his S& passed by then, more than 200 thnfts
that his q.cncy 1s now rpanq1na
because it lacb the money to do
an)'lh1111 else wath them.
Stn._Bob Graham. O.Aa .. tncd to
amend the packaae 10 '!rov1de for
duut financana of the bailout's co t,
but was overwhclminaly defeated in
the: Sena~ a week al\tr Bush and
conpns1onal leaden announc~
!&J"C!ment on a broad budaet outline
for fiscal 1990, wtuch t>tains Oct. I.
The budaet act9rd would be "dttad
in us ~ks" if· lawrpakcra now
decided lo make Bush shoulder the
S&L bailout costs rather than spread
them out over three decades, said
Senate Budaet Commmce Chairman
James Sas~r. Q.. Tenn.
The Wa)s and Means Committee
aJIO is look.i~ at wMthtt to coaU-
widely critkazed tax brcMi tor co.-
panics that take fai~ SAL.s oil eie
aovcmmcnl's h&NI.
Investors and corporatiou ad •
Ford Motor Co. ~ved a lot.II of
more than $8 ballion in tu breaks lat
year undtt Ions-term .-meats to
"-kc 10me 170 laded SAL.s otr the
aovemmt.0t's hands.
Tbott provisions -auc:h IS IU·
free treatment of JOVcramnt
subsidies tn the meqersand ~---""' buyers to use the losses of the lbrifts
they boua,ht to offset income ~m
other operauons -arc due to cxpttt
at the end of this year.
In 11s bill, the Senate Uf'ljed that they
be wiped out 1mmedlltefy.
County chamt;er chair .1says small businesses need strategy
• (Editor's note: In rtt0t111t1on ofSmall lmportaat ltem1 • die 1mall buf, Business Wtd May 7 10 I J, The MU ac_.. la C&Ulera&a?
Da1Jy Pilot 1s offmlJI • week's ,.'Orth To stay in business. >Ou must i ct
of r~~11ures on Oranie County bus1-into pohucs. What I mean by pohucs
· ncss. 1s acnina to know what services arc
The followtna thoua,hts and advice available to you andmakjna u~ of
on small business arc 1host of Pat them. For eumple. many have heard
Krone. chairwoman of the Oranac of tbe Small Business Admin1s-
County Chamber of Cor,hmercc and tration, but they have no idea of the
national winner of the Small Dimness vast amount ofliterature and 1cchn1·
Admirustration minionty bu~mcss cal assistance that 1s offertd free, or at
advocate award. She flew to Washing-low cost by the SBA and other
ton, D.C. this week to rc«ive her sources. The) just think of loans
award frorp President George Bush.) when they hear SBA~ .l _____ _
lln.t Ut«e hen uccaaa la tlae
How wHJcl yo• sauna 1mall Lqi1la.tue wlaicla fM&er r._rocre11
bUlHll OWMrt prepue for cloial ... IJ'OWdl of tomorTOW I lmaJI
b•sllletf la cJie 1tto1 ucl beyoad? bulaea eommaJty?
Th be _ ___. Opponunities. especially for is quesuon must answ~'"' women and m1nont1csarcbeuerthan
from tv.o perspccmcs. One for those ever. The State or California shows who arc planning to become small business owners forthc first 11mc. and ancrcasmg scnsit1v1ty '" openina up
tbe other for those v.ho arc alread) procurement opponuni11es to small
small business ov.ncrs minority business. Slim SuzukJ, talc
For newcomers. the most impon, Office of Small Minority BuSlncss. as
ant thins 1s to ha\c a business plan extremely helpful and accessible
Most do not prepare adequately Lepslatton rcccntly pj sed. AB
befi t b " th I 933. sets Joa.ls for state contracts ore aoina in ° usiness ior cm-w1'th m1'nont1·..., and women that will sch es. It a cssrntial to wntc out a ~,.
busrncss plan, 50 that )OU may have ma1or impact on business
ant1c1pa1c a II the problc ms }'.Ou :;,.;.m.;.;a"'-y~t-hr4ough1J1n.-or.tu ... t ..,lh.c,,s ... 1.a111t,,c ·
ou er. ou ma)' lncn aTso use this Wbtad•leewoa1dyOQlvnlecliCJ
plan as a standard b~ v.hach 10 offldals concen.1D1 tilt fat•re well·
evaluate performance. It will sen c as belDI of American small bU1loet1?
a blucpnnt for success. Of course. my focus 1s on m1nont)'
For thosr alrcad) in business, 1 small business. Their future well ,
s1.4ges1 doing . stra1cg.ac planning. being 1s cnttcally affected by the
focusmg on what you v.an1 10 do. debilitating effects of discnm1nattol').
where you wantto go. Iona-and short-Amcncan,bom Asi8ns, H 1spanics
term aoals and obJccuves and plans anti blacks suffer from the ps)cholO$Y
for their implementation. You must ofd1scnminat1on which places hmlls
constantly take into account lhc rapid ~l~m~~~~~~sc:~in~~~ l:~~ c 0~~ chances an the marketplace and incorporate them into your plans. , culturc and nurture a d1 scnmanat1on,
Many business owners do not talc fr~ marketplace.
the umc 10 step back from their d~, Wbc clo yoa see as tile blgHI
to-day operations and 1.akc a look at daalleaae lacla& small bU1lDet1 now?
the laricr p1ctu~. Small business owners need rcgu-
WILat do yoe 1ee 11 tile mo1t lauons s1mphfitd. C"omphance with
current resulat10n$ -taxes. code
enforcement., labor laws -gcnerall)'
11 overwhelm1na for the small bus•·
nessowner.
For one thina. to comply as the laws
require is often very costly. Another
difficulty lies in completing all the
ncocuary paperwork.. Where these
rqulationl and requirements arc
apprdpriate for larae, public-owned
corporations who have the sopb1st1·
cated staff to handle this. smaJI
business owners arc 111-<quippcd to
understand the forms. It as far too
burdcn90rne for them. There should
be sampler standards for 1hc smaller
business.
Wida u eye oa tomorrow, wlLat
oppertail)' available to 1mall bul·
HU ~ 4o yoe believe coeld
1lp.lllca1ltly laO.ace tlae l•t•re
1maU bulans eavtro.meat?
Busincsspeo~lc must recognize
that information technoloay will
chllnae \M way we live at home and
the work place. They need to fam1lia.r-
1zc themselves Wlth new and emeri-
'"' technoloaies and incorporate tl'\o5e techoolOIJCS into their busi-
ncJScs.
The 1?!2_hf~ ofocrwoal c9m·
puten and facsimile machines is JUSl
the stan. Digital data services that
allow businesspeople to manage per-
sonnel, inventory and orders will
become less expensive and more
accessible.
Businesspeople who arc unwilling
to use these tcchnologjes won't be
competitive -and won't be in
business.
Small businesspeople must ac·
quaint themselves w1~h new
technolog1cs and be WJlhng to use
these new tools for a stronacr com·
pettuve advantage. In pan1cular.
1clecommunicat1ons services will be-
come more 1mponant to small bust·
ncsspeoplc. Voice mail. electronic
Study says great.er demand·
triggered $hortage of nurses
B:y KILEY ARMSTRONG
NEW YORK -Grc:ucr demand.
not JOb burnout as 1hc m:iJor cau"K" ol
the nauonw1de nursana shortaac.
acxordina to a tv.o-)ear study re-
leased Tuesda> "De p1te widespread belief to the
contr.f)" 1t 1s s1mpl) not 1ruc that
tarae numbers of nurses arc be1na
dmcn out of nurs1na by their v.ork1n1
cond111ons. b) 1 lad. of rcsp«t from
doctors. or 1nd(Cd b) anyihina else:·
said the Commonwe Ith rund. a
foundation wh<>St goal 1s 1mprov1ng
health cart The Jtud) \ltd.onl) 6 perccn1 ufthe
~oote hold1n1 nu,..1n1 hcensc'I a'""
v.or\1na oumde the profe ion.
ln•tcad. "a ke)' uplanauoo for the
shona,e 1 the stead l/Ol'th 1n
demand ror nu~s by ho p11al~
which cmplo> about tv.o-thmb or an
v.orlun.a nursn ..
' Demand has Jumped bcc4ust doc,
ton now "aare sa"cl> treat or oper·
ate upon "cry 111 pat1en1i whom a fc'h
}Cars ago the) would not hn'l'
subjected to such c'tcns1vc in ter·
vcntion:· 1t said .
Fon ) percent of all hospital nur~!I
work in 1ntcns1vc care units. which
nttd fQur to stil. ttmcs more nurses per
bed tbao other medical and sura1cal
units.
The number of v.orkina nur~s
Jumped from 7 50.000 in 1970 to 1 .6~
m1lhon in 19g~. till. an a'craac ol
I S.4 percent of all bu<ticted nursing
pos1t1ons 1n hospitals arc now \ICant
.. Med1c1nc toda) •~not what med•·
cine was 10 )cars ago -that's the
crucaal point.'' wd Eh G1nzbera. a
Columbia Unl\crsll) cconom 1~
profeUora_lJd health polte) spcc11hst
who pantctplled 1n the stud)
Whale hospitals h1s1oncall) ha'c
shown a ·•rcluctan~ to 1nno,atc."
these iurve)Ors "!enscd people be,
he' •na that business as usual wasn't
aoina to do it an) more." said Man:
Roberts. a pro(e sor at the Harvard
School of Public Health.
The SW'\ C) questioned I S.000 ""~' ""ft 400 hMPllll an New
York. Boston. P1t1sburgh;" 'Chicago.
Houston and Los Angeles. Entry-
lcvcl nurse salancs ranged from S20.000 to S28.000 and peaked be-
tween $30.000 and S40.000.
Toda)' ·s hospat.al nurses primarily
arc mamcd women an their 30s and
40s. with school·aaed ctrildttn.
Asktd what v.crc \-Cry 1mponant
amona their conettrns. SI percent of
full·t1mc nurses hstcd schedulmA. 48
percent ~la') and 40 percent ~n·
efit
Nurs1n1 school enrollments have
dechned. panl) due to a sbnnklna
work-a,r force and partl) due to
increased career options fOT women.
Wb1lc some men arc bein& rttru1ttd. en percent of all nurses suit arc
~omen.
The &tudy SIJd Stale aovemmenU
sho uld help nursma schools rccnut
rcccnt collcae vaduates. displaced
workers. IO'W•tncome people and
members of minority aroups. Schol-
arships, loans and work-study pro-
arams also were m=ommendtd.
Ene~gy scientists· concede errors
9y ..UCI V. lfGILOW " ,,,__ Their apparancc Monda) nisht at
the £1cctrochcm1 I 1ety lnc. ·s
mtttina It tht' Wnttn Bona\C:OtUl"C
Ho1cl ~ bttn billed at the. pa1r'<1
opponuntt) to pretent n<'w e"'tdcnC'C
to subt1an111Lt '~'' claim Instead. Pons and Flea hmann ano•~ the) ma~ ha\C made
ttr0rs 1n tbc1' measu~ent of
MVVOM Ud ...-ima rachat1on Jur-
1ne Lbcir c~ts 1t the na,cr-
sity_~u.-
..._ ~ wdl a watt thos.t mea ure-
rDCOU • ddincnl,.. f.lc1 hmann ...
He and Poas alto 1&id IMir mo 1
nant ca,erimc-nts wldtd t O to O
ti-lllDl'I CMl'I)' thin •a) COD• _..,..10o,er9te llwtr fatiod device. .. tW'.,.. M90Uncttntnt, they
.W • W prodad '°"' um ~~-~~· U.-·lllliDft.--.~tn ~ .. .::·i.: MOfft, ~"r:
di --...::''ft IM • M dtt D and
Their apperatus sent an electric.I
cllrrtnt through an cltttrodc made or
palladium and wrapped with
pllltmum "A'hilc ammcrstd m beav>
""1ter. which is mad.t v.1th a fonn of
h>droscn caJk'd dcutcnum
Koonin said that while Jones·
e\pcnments mcasurtd atoms f'-l1ina
at a rate of .. bout one per aecond. the
heat ..ckacribt'd b)' Pons and
Flcuicftq\&nn -.ould rcqu1re a f u ion
rate of bout o~hundttd tnllion
f u$1ons ~second .
EJ.ptnmcntal fiodinp prncnted at
the mtttanl! part.1culatly by re-
s.tatthcn at Teus UM Un1~cnil)',
tend lo "confirm Jones.. bUt they
•ouldn't confirm Pons and
flc• bmann:· Koonin aid. 1
\' "Somcthina fU1 ts b&ootni"I
ttm ... aaid Robert H...an1 Of S....
ford Dl'tr'lll~ftl d\lt, he IOl ~ pm:cnt IMft ftOm bas~
meat thao be pu.t iato it ..
Sc~cta.I othcf ICW8ti.IU •• the
mttt1111 said twt wccenf'vUy
DfOdutcd Heat ...... OIMr .... OI f\aioa.;·~M ............ .,.. •JJ Id" .., °':ta':,~ .... ,..,_ f'UiioaMd
M811) ............... ..... ........... .::=· ... .. flt*'-""'• .
"11litft .. "° ,...., .... fl ..
w vom1 mucs. Olllldt tt 's
NMMa u.ris. llkt • Mia lla(I
IM'dt ...
,
matl. acocss to information data
and enhanced custom calling features
such as priority rinama and repeat
diahna will enhance a business'
professional imaac while 1mpronna
efficiency and produc11v1ty.
1 also believe that businesspeople.
particularly those-in Cahfomta. must
examine the marketplace and rcahzc
that customer demographics will be
radically different &Y the )'car 2000.
The H1S(>ADk and Mian populations
arc arowing. and businesspeople need
to understand these new consumen
so they can develop producb and
services to meet new customer need~
Businesspeople must also be walling
to communicate verball) and cd1ton·
ally wuh customers an languages
other than EnaJ1~h The bus•·
ncupcrson who ma~C'S this change
early will be the one to build long-
term customer loyah '°
WILie 1La1 DH•ra1ed or lllOau«d
, .. to lake u advocate rote lD bebU
of tmall bu.laets!
The health of 1ny community
depends on many factors. including
the economic v1ab1ht) of busrncss. If
the markc'filace ,,. weak. the com·
munity w11 ers as peop c mo"'e awa)
to find JObs 1n other areas. Small
businesspeople would more quickl)
feel the pinch of community disinte-
aratio'n as the customcf base becomes
smaller or people 9"fld less money.
.One way 10 help cnsutt a health~
marketplace 1s to sumulatc under,
standina and cooperauon among
mmonty and maJOrity businesspeo-
ple. Rcprdless or their cthntCll)
busancsspeople have common goals
and can achieve their aoals more
quickly work1na1oacthcr
~t wMJcl , .. like to .ay to small
bul8HI •WMn u4 eatttfttMan
aMet lavelvcmal t ... y fer a
MalQ)' •aall ...._ .. eevu...tet
tomorrow?
Businesspeople need to build coah-
uons and team to ach1c' c common
aoels. Mainstream bustncs peopk
cannot afford to ignore minont)
customc~ or mmont\ busmc pco-
plt. Tht) v..111 be an 1 1ncr('a in.al~
pov.erf ul consumer 8roup 1n the
coming ,cars
The ~me 1s ·true for
b sinessJ1C9plc. A$ lhrir
arow. they must find ways to offer
their services and products to the
mljonty
M > role as co-founder o( lhe
Minonty Business Council 11 my
m~t a.ausfy1na achievement as a
small buSJnessadvocaic. Through the
council. V1ctnamnc. Korean. His-
panic and bliCk buSJonspcOpk .work
tofltt.bcr to find soluuons-for business
prOblems common to au m1noriUn.
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You can always have complete
ronfidence that your mooey is safi am secure at ~t Vkstem Bank.
Tha~ what makes the higb rates
00 rur Maxirmm ¥1eld Certificates
d. Deposit eYe!l one attractive.
~we c6i' deposit tale tiers.
So the nue ~~~the higher
}10Ur rate. aJXi the m<ft you earn.
fblld hcwe been trusting
Great~ b' OYer 100 ~and
wtve nt!\9' failed a depdaitm:
~with fNet St> billioo in
.... 1'tft ooe cf the mca.., finlri·
{
J
ClrUbb & Ellis adds
research director
Jeb Bn•eck has been appointed reteareh director of Grubb It Elbs•
Oranae County commercial brokerage offices. • He will be responsible for the pthering and analysis of <>ranee County
commercial real estate market information for the finn•s Newport Beach,
Anaheim and South County offioes. • • • Unela MOier bas recently joined Kitchell Contnctors Inc. u
oonsuuct.ion ma~. · . . ,.. Miller will manaae lhe total toopc of desiJo and constru~on services 1or a~ pro;ecu. includin.a establishing and supervising pro~ tear:ns.
The Uauna Niauel resident has 2S years cxpcnencc m com-
mcrcial/indultrial constructjon. " • • • s 8 . Mart ~ hu been promoted to loan officer in the mall usincss
A~mini1tration aivision at Landmark Bank. . . Goudie bas been with Laf!dmark ~nk sinoc Fc~~ry 1988. Before his
promotion be worked as a crecht analyst m the SBA diV111on.
Qoudae ill Fountain Valley resident. • ••• Cllarlel ..... M.D., an Anaheim obstetrician an~ tynccol~1t. was
Ckcted president:dect of the California Medical Assoc1at1on at tt.s annual
meetina, • • •
Mare B~ bas been named property manager for the Center Tower
and Sumitomo Bank office buildinp at Soull\ Coast PIJ.la.
• • • lo. • ,_... n.u. has joined marketing ar Pacific .>ilvinp Bank as product
lll&UFf of l!lonaa&e ~ I . and . I . . rt•••· Tbomai 11 rapo1U1ble 1or deve op1ng UJlP cmenuna new mo. _e
lendina products and prosrams for retail and wholesale nctworb. . . . . ,
autsllM J_... bas been .,&:moted to the position of director of markctina
at the Westin South Coast
Judd bu been a member of the Westin South Coaat Plua team since 1983. • • • TWJ ~ncd the advcrtisina and public relations agency of Cook Stm:bck · ics in Jaine u an aooount exccutirc. __ • • • a...w T..,. wu named executive vice ~ident of National Education
Col)>. in Irvine. Tapper joined the compaoy m 1980 and was most recently
senior vice pmidcnt.
Cllrtltlaa Gattetalo was named vice president and corporate controller.
Oattenio joined NEC in 1981 as corporate accounting manager.
Ket_. Opta was named vice president and treasurer. Ogaia Joined
National EducatiGn in 1981 as senior financial analyst. • • • Omar Sudan has joined the Daum Commercial Industrial Real Estate
sales force. . .
Sanchez bas been workina for Daum since February. Prior to joinina
Daum1 Sanchez spent three ycan with Rockwell International as a computer
operauons analyst.
Study links co111puters
to market crasf.i of '8 7
('••·•···-,.,.... .....
W ASHrNOTON -A new study
Tuesday by a Securities and Exchanae
Commission economist found that
computerized tradina strategies in·
Oucnocd stock prices in the days ie.dina up to the Oct. J9, 1987, crub
but not on the day of the crash.
Tbe study, prepered by SEC econ·
oniist Dean Furbush and by custom
not adopted u a formal position by
tbe commillion. is the latest con·
tribution to what bas been a body
deba1ed poinL
Tboile wbo advocate com~ .tbe ~lion of stock and
indc1 fUnattt markets WMler one
lltDC)' have maini.iaed that lilbtn-ial-< tnd.il~ orb• quantities of
IUdi IDd futures COfttracU COG·
tribuMd IO t.be recOrd SOI-point
pl~ in the Dow JOllCS aveniee of
iodularial Aoctt. ~ tepUalt federal •ncia
OOlltiauit to nplate stock and futures
marteta. the richan.,. have ..-S ~ t.btmtelva IO auspend tnMfina
aaa11 marUla wbeft Prices pl~ in
one of the lllarbtl.
A praideatial Wk force headed by
Nicbolu F. Brady, now Treasury
aecmuy baDd ... year that ~Ult a
h imututional mvaton Ullnl a
oo~puieNradina ~tra~ known u
portfolio insurance ''played a domi·
nant ('ble .. durina the stock crash.
The SEC in an earlier study said prOlf*Jn tradina. while not cau1in1
the crash, made it futcr and wone
than it would have been.
However, the Commodity Futures
Tradin& Commiuion. whida fouaht a
succesaful tu.rf war IO maintain its
power over the U9di~ of atock
futures contnc:ts. found m its study
that propam ndiaa .. doel not
appear to have pla,.S a~ role in
dltcrub."
Furbusb. Wbo eumined the rda·
tiombio tA Mell ud futurw tndi
at a~:.U.111e iDWvals from Oct. i'f
IO Oct. ~ paniy beeki that view. fiDdi• .. pater price declines .ere
DOI ti.a IO occur I~ durilll thnei ol more inteMive pro-..,... tndilli" 00 Oct. 19. .
HoWeVer. be~ '"the vol.-e of
.•. prosram tndi• (wq) rdlted to
(llOCt Drice)cbantes ... on Oct a•. IS
aDd t6.".
PmtNlll laid bY Oct. 19 the
relatiooahip between the stock and
ftaturn marbla was break.ins ctOwn
aad on Oct. 20, when tbe NeW Y art
5'ock &cU. had suspended utt of
its computerized tradina. ·~, the volume of J)rolJ'am tradina declined *8matkally. · • •
Industry seeks U.S. Aid
for bigb-definition TV
8y NNilCY •NAC
Al If I ,,,_....,
W ASHJNOTON -The U.S. elec>
WOIWO ~_!lii•*:s., ... EE , ., ,,..__ --·1 --.. .,.1' .... ~ore. -ON9on ~:~.__tt, ........ ~ MYC planted 18 percent lett .._.. --~ 1Cnsolaua•berriesthi1~becau1t for a.I~ ii~ wencaap1 ol ftucwatiou in tbe ~t work in me Uailed Stat111. I.Ml year. WOid lll'Cll ud ~ of tht new of the previous )'Cat'•~ led to
llderal Unaiil'atioll law. tbe sWplut. ·
1\t MrVtit may ·cover •ven JeM ..... ~'a·ne~,!'1~!!1"of~n~s ~ lfmore niWant pictefadOn•t \Kllll>llll ~ ... _. .. .nw iD 1M next Jew Mieb for the strawberry crop, the nation'• teCOnd
'J -Dkti llflelt after, c.aJilomia. ~ ii ~ n,.1 fO.ll ~' officials The o...n Apicultural Statitticat
can meuurc the effecu e>fthe lmmi·· Service Cllimatn 6,400 acre1 have .,.don Refonn and Control Act of been planted Jn stn~, down
19R, Wbicb penaJiz.el srowcn who from 7 ,800 acres the put two yean. birr "8documeatcd aliens, tra· ditionallytbe~sourceofbarvcst "Many farmen latt year J\llt de-
wocten: 'Employen face fines o($500 cided h WU not wonll it to tr<>W
toSIO,OOOforaicb ille&al worker and straWberriet knowi,._ that the fabor can be imprisoned afier three viol--aituation was unccrwn:· llid Dalton
ations. Hobbs, 1poknman for the Oreaon
While the numbers of both Oe,enment of Apiculture.
documented and undocumented Oreaon·s smaller production
worten ~ incrcasin& u the June sboWdn•t have a lipificant iml)Kt
strawberry barvetl oeart. far fewer on the national 1trawbl:rry crop,
picken have arrived than last year, however. In California., the number when there was a surplus of about of acres Dlaated in strawberries has
30,000 who were stranded without increased 12 percent aiMC 1987. to an
jobJ, food or housing. estjmatcd 19.000 acres this year.
Two years aao, -a •hoi:tagc of Danny Santos, manaaer of the
"We • a _. muet learn hoW IO
become lllCft competitive ia eetd111
workers." he Mid .
0....,. bu tamed with Wllbi .... ton aild ldlbo to fOnn a l'flioMI
recru.itme.a tllk fora llW walb IO secure u ·-...ae labor IUPDIY. T1le
Jl'OUP ii~ with Tnat oftk:iaJi
on an n•• plOll"lm IO mue ute
of that..., .. lmtt farm labor pool.
-and aiv• ..._ Work.en more wort.
SanlOI eaid.
9tber' actions inclUde financjnt
chald care, heelth and education
propams. IDd pn>vidina pants to
ttenclet that work to KCUre better bousi ...
"If you provide tervi~ you not
only tet a skilled labor ~. but a
stable labor fOtU," Santos said.
Orowen who in the pest have failed
to provide adequate waees and bous-
Market players wait for economic. data
8y JUUA C. MAJn'fNEZ ,,,...._ ....
NEW YORK-Stock priees fell in
sh.taish tradina Tuesday, as the
market continued to play 1 waiting
pme befol'C' new economic data is
released later in the week.
The Dow Jones averqe of 30
industrials fell S.14 points to
2j~71.33, its eiahth consecutive de-e ane.
Declinina i11ues outnumbered ad-
vancina ones by about 4 to 3 in
nationwide tradin& of New York
Stock Exchanaie-listed stocks, with
824 il5Ues down, 623 up and S2S
uncba~ ·
• buying rither than selling activity.
Volume on the floor of the Big
Board came to I 50.09 million shares, up from t 35.13 million in the
previous 1e1Sfon.
Nationwide. consolidated volume
in NYS£.li1ted issues. inc.ludinl
trades in those s~ks on resional
cxchanaes and -in the ovtr·the-
counter market. totaled 180.3 million
shares.
Analysu sajd the market remained
cautious ii\ anticipetion of Friday•s
government rq>on on producu
prices., which win provide another aauac oflnOation.
be a pn)bkrn,
'-The PPl Frietay takes on eictra
lipificance becautt while employ·
ment fiaures shoW\ld a slowdown.
they llso showed a pickup in QIC
rates., .. uid uid Alfred E. Ooldman.
viQc.presidcnt_ofthe investment finn
A.O. E.dwardt A Sons Inc.
.. Tbe concern is lhiftina to atasfla..
tion and the PPI wiU dtbci add fuel 10
that concern or cue i~ .. be Mid.
A late drop i.n the bond market pve
stocks a last-minute shove followina
the finl round of the Treasury•• thrce-
day refundi
Anatysu ~ that the bond market
bad anticipeted a more enth.W.Stic response from foreip investon to the
Hll \"I '\\,I: DID
NEW YORK (A.ft) M/ly t
T
Trauury·1S9.15 ba11ion saie of tlirce-
year notes.
.. Apparently the auction d1dn•t p>
so well,.. said Michael Metz, vace
president ofOppcnbeimer &'.Co.
Before tbc l8le obtctvtta had
predicud that stock prices would
f'oUow the bonchnarktt 1 reaction.
Al meuured by Wilshire As.-
sociates• index of more than 5,-000
actively traded stocks, the market
dropped $7.644 billion, or 0.25 per-
cent. in value.
Tbe NYsE·scomposite i.ndc,x of all
its listed common stocb fell 0.46 to
170.80.
M II \ · 1 \ 111 ' U I U
NEW YOttlC (AP) M/ly 9
T
The market opened hiahcr,.,but
failed to IUJtain the early pins with
uncenainty dominatina the picture.
Except for a brief spun in the
afteriloon led by prosram 1tmn.1:i
volume rrmaincd lisht. Analysts said
e~ tdt&ttd a lack of
Last Friday's jobless report tria-
acrcd the latest· uncertainty. The
repon showed unemployment rote
0.3 percen• point 10 April to S.3
percent, ind.icatin.a a slowdown in
econ9mic srowth. But the market
focused on the pan of the report
showina hourly eaminp rose KVen
cents. sqae1tina ittn.tton-m~· ~~-~"fn!~;-----1t~-;n:05e~~--__.!1r----m
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Town, Gown Juniors
mark 20th anniversary
ly UNK MAfNl.WSON ---~--r"""rrct1.rt--nf--tnim"WJ-tr-'D1lm-•t'llt#ii~
,.. ... c..w .... salmon with saffron sauce ~nd old-
Party spint was ncvcr-<ndm1 when fashioned ioe cream..tUndaes.
rown and Gown Juniors of Oran,e While the Toby Tllcr Band played
:ounty celebrated their 20th an-a variety of'SOs and 60s mu.s1c. beach
uvetsary benefit. "Surfins USC'' at balls UICdaspropson tbedanoe floor,
.he ~ Poant Reson. were playfully tossed around the
The 250 attendees. most of them room.
anoed and lookiq fit enouat> to pose Group pbotOlflphs were taken. or a health club ad. were Jubilant to but nothina formal worked this
11ve shuAOed btack-ue ptb ID favor everuna. People pyra.mid' and zany
>f comfortable beachwear or 'SOs poses proved more popular.
appe.rcl Town and Gown presuknt DeMlle
, .. It'• tbe onJy WI) to 10," chorused Sdlabe ocver dtd rcc:eave full attcn-~~ MerrtMll and Jee Tanre1 Jr.. ti on as sbe thanked e~eryonc for their.
lusbands of chairs Boule Morrtaoa .suppport. BawkJ Mon.a was a little
and Sade Tavana. more successful as she introduced I 0
W L.--.i d USCstudenu from lbe~Coun-.• e loouu at C\el') hotel aroun ty uca •ho ~re btnefic1anes of
Uld chose 10 ha't 11 here because tt's academic tcbolarshJ • • iabt aero lhe Sllffl from the-Dobcn) State Bea h, home of the 'SOs "Scc1na a few IJ"IY bain in this
novie 'Bbch Blanket 81n10.'" said aroup is encoun111na. .. said Oda
)us.it Iavattz. .. It's onJy ever)' fC'W Healy. tncom1na presi<knt of the
f ears I.hat we have a casual type pany, ,encral Alumna Assoeiataon ... As. far
JO it's a nit"t chansc for evcl')one... as tbC'SC youna people arc concerned,"
_,-no. ...-. .. , hour f'"atuttd l07 ilent they're ouuiandina. Tbey'rt h.a~,na 1
·~.. ........ .. &ood time. They work and play hard 1uction items for.b1dd1na. FoUowiq and they're the kind of araduates that
iinncr, aucuoncer Did ml" led a we're proud to have... _
ave auction for 10 mott uems. Tem and Bart.n Seerla invited
Cuam.1c conch shells, filled wttb bis percnts ~and <.Wy s..rset to
Jl.Qltr, dcndrobaum orcbtds and tbc fund-raiser. JIU Alllile&ate-
prorea. t"tntered tables; the mmu ~ and husband ,,.... brOuaht
I .. 'I. HOl D
buse victims' benefit feati.Jresauthors
l!rlV'V"M..-0 ............
""It•~ a little"*)' IO IO up in
._..,of people ud = frOm t.M llllln. .... ~,. .. p..,... ::·a:." .. ~~iu: Mid ._ Mick by tbe Guardian
~of Human OpciQns. .. But if m -. it's a ~P you fetJ comfortable wit!L ..
F~ f4iley, w~ works are
.. A Woman of JlldependenfMeans.
.. Jouna•s Husbeod and David's
Wi~ •• and "Lile SentcnQCS," feh c:ombUble mouth witb the women anendina lO dispeme with her stan.
datd aui.bo(a speech. and discuss
inS1ead tbe ilnpcwtanoe of pvina. •
.. We have tM obhptaon to ao that
ooe 11ep fw1bcr -tieyood the checks
a.nd tbe be1id.its-to reach out and be
I frieod."
Al~ the delicate pink banquet
room of the Tumir Rose ID Costa
Mesa. and beakets o fuchsias. az.akas Ud li~ plantt on ~ table_.
inspired cheerful· conversation
UDOQ& the l'° attendina. the reasons ·
behind tbCI aiet·t«>setbcr didn't a.o onoUced. .
The author, an4 everyone ID the
room, was touched by Angela. an
ext~y poi.Md and attracovc
paduate of Hum.an Options, the Llauna Beacb·based shelter for
abuled women and their ch1Jdren.
.. It's .omctimcs painful to talk
about." said An&ela who spoke, often tbtoup near tears. of the abuse 1n her
life, and bow the orsanuauon h.ad
bd{*t her to break away to stan
IP!J\. AC:COnbna to aroup prestdent Pat lkP......., Guardian Anicls. a S-
r.ear-old supportaroup for the she her. explained. 1s "one who 1s sclf·tauaht"
"tries lo liave an cvtnt every year -and she liifc"a herKIT in sood
with special emphasis for women: compa~y )llt'itb Shakespeare,
This year we thouaht we'd do a Abraham Lincoln. Ben Franklin,
mother-dauahter type of thtng." ~r:ge Bernard Shaw, Noel Coward,
]he result was Forsythe Haile> and quite a few others.
close to S 10,00Q, al~ IM
strnsed lfiC Tunds Weien"l tie OnlY
reason for boldJna the event. .. We're
maki ns friends," she lai~ "':T"heft are
at least two women in t.bJa room Wllo
will come up to us now and ay &bat
they arc or know someone who ie (a
victill,\).1t's1mponaot(fortbepublic)
to know that there are ~tiom
that can help."
(who ~as previously featured by the Ao autosrapb/questioo/answer
Guardian Anaels) rttumma with her session followed the speeches and
dauaJlter. 21 ·ycat-<>ld btst·~lhna , lunch from the chilled buffet-wh.tch
author &ttMlall Halley. ~cfarland include Turnip Rose treats such as
Jtarted to Jntroducc Hailey, but Pelcina ch1clcen talad, pasta
Forsythe Hailer. took the mike JUSll· parmC"San salad calabrete smoked fyin~.PtOUdly, '1t'S a molher's pm I· turlce) saiad -and mueb, much Iese. mort. And. if the buffet wasn't
Hailey stuck to her author's scnpt enou&h, apple tOtlC arrived Wltb the
Key orpnlUJ"S of tbc event were
dwrman Pru A!lr11te, a.a, AM.nw1, Betty ..,, ft1•
DraJiea and in-<:e>mina president
Jue Camene. AJso on band was
Human Opuons e~ director
VMaat'lecak.
and charmed the audience -.llh talcs coffee.
of her expenencn 1n wnttna the McFarland estimated proceeds 11
autob10lflphy "The Day I Bcame an ·
Autodidact." "Autodidact." as she -------------------------
Teen message to. peers;
Wine coolers not cool ..
DEAR ANN LANDERS· I'm a I S-)elf-Old J1r1 who bas somctb1na to say
tok1dsmyacc. My parents do not allow me to so to panics where liquor ts ,served. My
tn5uucuons arc, ·•1f )OU 1tt liquor. come home."
Three wttks aao. I was at a pany where they served wine coolers. I bad
never seen one before and I asked wl\ll'was 1n 1t. I was told at wu fru.it puocb
arld soda. l d1dn't believe 1t because they calle.cht ·-. "''inecoolet."
Later an the evcnina. iomc of the
kids were a'tttn& pretty loud Thtj
looked drunk to me l thou&ht ma)be
they had brousht some liquor ..,,lb them
because I dJdn't see any 10 the house.
Now, after read.Joa an arttcle in the
Was!unaton Post bJ Catbcnoe o· 'e1lL
I mow the truth. I'd ltk.e to Wt't this
inform.anon with othtr ttt~
The lVerlF WUlC COO~ COOtalnS
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... afNI Debltle McCal'dly •nd Penny •nd 8111 S•ndburg
.nencl -Surllft9 USC'" benefit.
about 6 pcrceftt alcobol. Thu 1s SO percent mOft akobol tbu JOU WlU ftDd m
a beer Wine has a much hi&bn' akohol cotumt. about 10 to;l4 peroea 9Ut
wane as u.wall)' sen cd in smalkr ppcs than bttr. fo t -.uie coole1s "°"1ein
12-ouncc bottles. A penon who dnnb two "'1oc coolcn ,ets moft"akobol tban
a person who bas tv.o &lanes of W1DC •
Wine coolm can 6e danacrous bccau.x tMv don't wt.e like aJcoboL They
taste more hke fnut punch. You could drink two or three without reiliri.na that
you are&rtl10& \Cr) dnmk. K.Jds whOJtt drunk could find themselves in a peck ber pareou J°'8 and Fiaaca A~
,aeaaw(Unavcrslly oflndaaoa gradu:
ates).
"Someth1"a happens to you wben
)OU become a Trojan parent." said
P~ Af9kpte. "They reach out
and niakc )OU feel a part of C\CI')·
th1na. The next th1n1. you know.
you're ao•na to alJ the football pmcs
and support1n1 evel')thma the) do ..
The S20.000 netted from the event
waJI be matched by USC to put
$40,000 into the scbolanh1p fund
Committee members included
Barbara McCleUaad, Katy ltnpp,
~day Camero11. Joaue H~alJ, Peuy
Meter. Brldcet Peanoe and Meu ... a..y.
of trouble. -MARY 1 (GEORG£T01 ) DEAA MARY: W... I Wft la MO tdoel tk1 caUH It..,._. ...........
ne more tklap ~ tkllMft dtey rana.ta die 111M. nub,__.__...
wp call. A I~~ fNID 1" cu .. a let mott pe4 Gu u,...._. I ._C UJ. .. • • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS· "Mary Jam" and .. John .. recently pvc me my
first srandduld. MJ went nuts find1q the ri&ht formu~. Then she fried every
bottle on the market to ,et the best one. l'he bah) clothes and toys cost a
fonune: But that's their bus1ne and their monC')'. M) other daushin says.
"Ma. tttp your mouth shut,"
Ann. m)' reason for wriuna 1s C1prcttcs. MJ. and John are chain smokers.
Fast-food eateries most popular with Hawaiians
Tbctt beautiful bttk chUd, with all the>st fanc) cloi.bn. .,ashed tn just the riabl
M>ap, bet.bed every da) LO 1u.st the n&ht shampoo, lotions and powden.11 ~l to
bed 1n a beautiful room with •h1te Tumtturc and orpndy curt.ams that stink to
h'lb heaven of cipmte smoke. And I man stink. The child sleeps 10 cip.rme
smoke. he 1.s fed in aprene unoke SM Sot"' for 1 dn~ ma car filled witb
smoke.
O. What arc the St.¥11. where fast-rood JOUltS are mCMt p0pular1
A. Hawa.ti, Alaska and Ok.la.horn
In that order. F11ured on how much is
speftl al fast.food places in pro~r
taon .10 the population. Tnclcy
datistic.
Q, Which son of c.tas~ 1s
ieUl bbl~ to be reported an the
papen'?
A. Di ~ranee ofa ship at •
So rcnov.ned was ~ as an esca.,C p<>rk and hsh tov.ard ti)( end or the fom1a 1s v.aterhcd counll') "le-.
an1tt, linle mention i madt of bas sellers' last It was Hak. some sa~. E~nd isn't. Pttd1ctabh One ID
accomplishments in 01&ht. "'ho put at lhC"re. four .hou.tehold('n in the Southv.cst
-TyPicaJ man imbibes about
16.<n>"pllonsofwater 1n a ltfetime,"
53)'1 an authorit} v.ho didn't set has
data al thc Pms Club
•• If )Ou unravtllcd one human ONA
ctll. It wOUld itretch ou\ about two
)ards. I'm told.
A man of JCten« says tbc bra.in.
only 2 percent of the bod) 's
\, CODJUDlCS 20 ~l Of the
y cncrsy with rapid tbouabt H 1s
bra1n maybe.
owns a waterbed.
Writes a chcnt .. If 'YOU don't
belic'e the na ture of Man ·1s to make •at, \'ts.tt a da~ <are \.~nter full oft,.~
)CV-Olds."
You want to buy a boat" Post a If you e~er uand ")ebaJI to e)cblll
l ,et so mad my blood boil.s. That httk baby·s lunp •ill be black by ~
tune she's in juntOI hiah. I have kDt them sr"\ttal M"''Spapcf' and mapnoe
artides a4M1 some of you.r colwnns on the h.aurds of $CCOOdha1ld unokc. Tbey
say if.s aJol of b&lo.oiey. Pk.ax. tell ~ '4b.a1 I can do to bdp that baby. -
GRAM tN lNDlA!'-IA DE.A& Ga.AM: Tab,_. .. .pw\.-1 .. Tiet. After a.U ... , ._ M9 ....
&M wrtna .._. IM tnsin .c 1e<nd\_, llMlt. Uh .._ ...... •
............ ....,,,. ,... cm u1.W make a ftff~. v ...... , ..... cMW1 fHSatrtdD • .,ak .. -........ ...,.. • wen Ire• ........ 1 .. al,. -.rdatht, ..... mde ...... a. .....
HHlltf,I
O. Vlbat food does the Soviet Wlinc' Acronot serve in fli&ht'?
fu.&rd on n. If averqcs hold. th1evC"S Yr1th a s.nakc. rt'm('mbcr, snakes don't
1n thJs countl') will steal 66 boats blink.
Conlickr all hHng s~ics, Plant today.
and animal One out of fhe is some John Coher brok~ off from the
sort ofbtttk. Psyct\olc>11•u staU try lo hana )Our Lewis and Clark upcdiuon, and
morbid fears. 1f any. on someth1na C\entuall) return~ to tell a wild tale
Q. ~10 Franklin pl.a)cd three d Pack rat~ :!c)n't h~.~ .. ·~ Pfh base that miabt bavc hap~ned to )OU as a about someplace ~1th sreat IC}ttn
A. Cold mat, black bread, stron• :olfee
t\Ulical trwru~nu· the ~•ohn, t~ umps ot Clllt" n eno ..... •~ rt em. child. Sut not evCf)~Y ICatCd of and bubbhna muod . First 1nteTlopeT to
\al'P lftd ooc other. amc av ,. aakes bad earl)" 1nake trawna. or ttt YctJov. te>n< "as John. th.at's now
Guitar. ~~d n'tth'ink much of do all those •ho panic o~cr rat ha'e wickntood. TMn. 'thouJb, C\Cf)· ~ San Joiepba Hate. She wrote "Mary a rat rttord. Nol cnouab • kno•1' body t.bouaht he'J lost 1t
TIM £aelish bot'ft\11 aeitbcf EftJlallt Had a IJnk Lalnb .. Ocnnat!on1 of abOu' tenttJC mtmory. duck:lil:'I
lOf a Mn. It'• a Ftcftdt .ood•tnd. . a1y ~ d9craftcr 1fCW up LO think with DO c~~rvacc •MtlOC\er ~cm lliabt tusk of an ekl)haot tends to ~ link .....,. too aatt to eaL at\ b)itcncaJ ~ it lft'I the shadow be laratt than tht ltf\ w-..,. you C!llt .. ..., lite pdot ..t.o ,.._ mac:Musn went 10 IV as to ofa ba~k. Ell plain that.
'ina1..,. • w;km IOllun A..,. .. ..,.. Otlllr w for .._b None a? N9M odm .._ Hlnl'. Houdini. •Id. 11 .,.. .....-.. bed'. thict.cn,
Knees of an o tr1ch bend
t• beelwards..
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by BU Keane 90UNTSR CULTURE by Maratta & Meratta
"Which one should I go for -be in·
an angel or a saint?"
by Brad Anderson
Mr. Slendtr's
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DENNIS THE MENACE
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ARLO AND JANIS
WE. ~ror OOT COff'(£ · rr~>.~no
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by tynn Johnston·
"See here ... 1f you don't behave
I'll have to d1sc1p1tne you!"
PEAKUTS
IF 't'OO'RE l-IUN6R'< AND 't'OU
REALLV WANT 'f'OUR SUPPER,
'f'OU AAVE TO KNOW ~ow TO
STARE AT THE 6ACI( PoOR ...
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OUR E'<ES HAVE TO FLASH
LIKE Tl-IE BEACON F~OM
A LIGHTHOUSE !
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IN"'ffl.Lf.C'TLJAL. AN!.i QOE.!>1'10N~?
by Cha~les M. Schulz
A 600D STARE CA~ PEEL T~E
PAl~T RIG~T OFF THE DOOR '
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
JUDGE PARKER
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