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SUNDAY, "MAY 21, 1989
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A: Thierry R.oa.ssel~ Chriltim'a fourth hw-
band and Athina'a dad, b.al lepl aasiody. While
be is coosidctcd to~ a pgolo, ~ appean to be ~
good father, to a cUSIOCly ddp.R is unlikely.
Athma. who bas m homes md more dun
SSOO million (&he gets it at aae 18). has a full-
~ time nwsc, Monique. aod three armed guard1.
She lms with R.ouud. his ~ M m
anne "Gahy" l.a...J.baae and their kids. Erik and J Sandrioe. Rouacl lDi the ClMDodel ban earned
I on an alfair since 74 -eveo during bU 3-yrn
rm{riag,e to Christin.a. who died of an ac.cidenul
ovc:rdoK of pills and c:noquiliun in November
I ''The Onassis name has broaght nodling buc
tragedy;• uys Pctu ~. Mith« of Ari, about
~-Ariatotk. and the f.all book HOim, about Cbrun
u.1•'a0 ~ oa. ••Atb.im•t ooc cbanu ol makiag it., of ever
bcmg happy. is to Qk,e bu father'. namt •••
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more dwa 2.S • · • ol cbe home Yideo pnc
batt been told ia the ~ LMc O.riltmas, siom sim-
ply eouldo't mta damed WlaW1 N"amndo's appeal?
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The very first rose
sculpture from Lenox
Premier issue
in a major new collecdcm --·--Handcrafted of fine biaque
porcelain and painted by hand
in nature'• delicate hues
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·A T...eN. exduaM
.5fhe tea rose. Unrivaled queen of the flower
garden. Glorious. Everbloommg. Exquisite in
shape and color.
Now the enticing beauty of the tea rose has
been captuftd in an t:rtnumlinory flo~r sculp-
ture. A work of art so perfe.."tly lorn~ and hand
painted, you can almott imagine the lingering
fragrance of the 19th-antury t2a chests imported
from China, for which the tea roee was named.
Handcralted in the finest porceWn, 1N Rost
captures all the gl~ o~.• living, growing blos-
som. Each textured, tragUe-loolcing petal reaches
upward, its fluted edp curling under-giving
the 1rulpture rare depth and dimension. The
s~ with its tiny, pointed thorns, and the twist-
ing, finely veined leaves complete the illusion
of life.
Perhaps most mnarkable of all is the delicate
hand painting. The petals a.re touched with. soft
aeamy tint, blending with. tender blush ol pink
along e-=h fe.thery edge. And at the heart of the
n., the furled a!nlft ii lolid pink.
M the fmt Lmox roH Sculpture, 1H Rose is
email\ to~ a lp9dal arid i.tir'8tigni6cance
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for many collectors. This fine imported sculp-
ture will bear the world-famous Lenox•
trademark in 24 karat gold, and will be issued
with a Certificate of Authenticity, attesting to its
exclusiw status.
This wodc abo inaugwates a new Lenox col-
lection portmying the wodd's ~ garden
flowers. As an owner of la Rose. you will have
the opportunity to select future issues ..• each
adding the fresh beauty of a awgnificent new
bloom to display in your home.
However, Tt a Rost is available only from
Lenox. To order this fine hand-painted porce-
lain srulpture. simply complete and mail the
order lonn beJow no later than June ~ 1989.
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Dr. T. Berry Br•zelton
•nswers questions th•t you
phoned In to our hotline. 'The
b•by 1uru Is •uthor of th•
new book 'F•mllles: Crisis
•nd C•rln1.' Here, hi• wlae
word• on troubled klda, bored
moms, •nd p•renta who Just
w•nt to do th• rl1ht thins.
I 1 terYlew •1 Carel l•••e• · .. ---
WUt llbout WOfMfrtl~wl.o li.iw dU ~fora lo
S1'y ltorJW witJa tJw f•,.lJy fal/ tf*l .rrJ Mvt Jiffic11/t/a
.JjtUti"I? Wiim io ~to for ltdp?
-&u, WJ.Jc. Ti11lq P.rlr. IU.
Women in the home are in as much rurmoiJ as women
in the wor~lace. I want day-arc available for all
familici. I than.It you should look for a peer group a.ad
6nd one or two other mochen to talk with. How? just
go to che park and introduce >'ounelf to some ocher
mothcn. There are organized support groups, too.
I ..._. "'Y cc--JuufMrrJ lo giw ot11 '-t111Um, 8 •PIJ 5, tiJJU
to M.u:pt ltu firlfrinJ, ~t • ...Ji .jta ~ 'i"'°ru M ;,.tro-
Jw.J 1ltt to tlaD.. Tls10111lt it •II, tJ.q luill't bttft nuitli"g
eot11Utl•"l t.o tlt.I ~th tJU tli110rct.
-}INIM fl•"T• 86-Mi.,.,,., Ill
Good for you. Counseling is good. A.J for the girl-
friend. a girlfriend pa ae isn't bannful except that all
of you au li.Uly to feel jealow. Children in d.i?orcc
often wonder. "Did I do t0~ing to send b.im
away?" Of counc they dido 't. The danger in cUYOf\% is
that kids get med as foocbtl1s between parents. Be
aware that's bow you•U hart the child the most.
You should bn.og in a coumdor for childttn when
they abow symptoms of being opeet and not being able
tO undcnca.od why they're upset and picking up the
tension in the &mily. It's when either c£e pt.mm can•t
handk tb.t aicsnrinn ot the children can't.~ un-
happy or withdrawn are symptoms of twmoil inside
chifdicn. lt'a worth getting thenpeotic intc"mtion.
I watch other chilimt ot MrM •0 wetJr so I"" bt TiOnv
whit "'1~ .r-oli J.11,Jitv. Wlt.t lriNI of 11/ tff«ts "'itht
sltt Jllj/tr roM """'""''1 Jr.vi,.l. t.o slwrt Mr lftOdaa, 1t.rr
"'P .~ ltoeut ""'" OlMr lrih?
-A/liso,. I.Ant. S.trNi, T""'
Acrually, she might learn a lot about sharing and play-
ing with othcn. If you don't feel guilty, she won't.
My 2·yur olcl Sort,..,~ toi"t to Uy Clift D" WrrlMS-
""rs si"a M W11J 6 """''"' oUI. R.tuntly w hM 1t.r-W cryi11g 111 "6y urr. Wluit ,,.;ght bt uNSint tltiJ mction?
-To1ti RAt.U.11,., BqWtn. Tew
K.ads go through periods when they ban to reorga-
nae. And separation u very tot1gh at this age. Go to
the day-care center and find out if there's uiythlng
behind it. Maybe you coald let him fuss it out at home
with you. safely, before you take him tO day care.
Then when you do go to the center, place him in the
hands of so~one be likes.
I MY• a J¥1-}'fllr-o/J son, .,. only chiU, who iJ "°,..../ly
wd~w:d. Btfl wltne w MW rats twa, ltt's wi/J. Thu
lt.ppou tW1I witlt Iris rrorulp<UOtlJ. Visitors fiw lai,,. •ttnt-
tio11, ht w corrti"*' ID .ct Ii~ this. I *'1e't kitOW wiry.
-0.-FifZl"•IJ, s.Jn., On
I do. He wanu your attention and he knows he can get
it. You may lnnt to ta.lit to him ahead of rime and t.cll
him about the vuicon and what kmd of behavior 7'0'1
would like to .cc. Give him .motion before and 'dur-
ing the visit. Commend him for good behavior, but
don't rcaa to bis demanding beha~or. Thea afterward
VDDg"C for iomc act1my to let him blow off Stttm.
tfow hofteet s/to11IJ W flt witJa Otlr cJti/Jf't11 WMn Ult Ut
rH"I tltro111la • jM11NI crisis? My d11/4m1 •rt 9 .,,J t J .
Sottttti'?"' I WOllMt If Jff1Jt~,J11..J I lt.t111 WOl'ri.J ""'
duUme ""'"' ,,._,. '*°""Y·
-A«w 11,.J 0.•"1 H11-iltt,)~. Mi.u.
Being boDCJt with childttn is neccuary and impor-
tant. Bue you doa•t wut your children to fed ~
finaacial troubles are theit responsibility. You don't
DCui a local money co h.ne fan times W1th each other.
Let them bow dw money may be· tighc. but you att
goiog to hatt good rimes in spite of it.
USA'8 Family Doctor
Millions of &.m.ilies
have followed the
gentle advice of Dr. T.
Berry Bruelton sinct
be wrote his famow
1969 book, 111/•rrts ot.J
Motltm InJ1triJ.,./ Dif
ftrrll!a itt ~loplffOll
His new l>oOk. f•,..,..
ilia; Crim 11nJ C.ri"l•
u bis nghth. Topia
include adoption. los-
mg a pa.rent, divorce
and grandparenting.
Brazelton is retired
from hu 40-year pedi-
atrics practice, but bis home office in Cam-
bndge, Mus., is run by an usociatc -and Dr.
Braulton mil has daily pbonc-10 amc from par-
ents, some of whom wett his patients as babies.
His rcsean:h led to tht Brudtoo Neomtal
Assessment Sea.le. uJCd worldwide. He's emcri-
rus profcuor at Hana.rd Medial School. a pedi,-
W'ics profeuor at Brown Univenity and Tufts
Uruvenity. Lifetime cable TV ain his program
Wluit Ewry &~ KllOWS three times a week. He
is co-chair of Pu-eat Action, a national group.
Braulton lw bttn married for 39 ycan. lw
four children and ODL' lucky gnnc:bon.
Over 400
Free Ideas
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T H I S W E E K E N D' S
PASSIONS
Sleep for success
41/2 hours a night may make you lean and mean,
but some doubt it will work in the long run
The lacest advice humming down the
How-To-Succeed Turnpike co~
that old time-<:onsuming pastime, sleep.
Ways tO spend less time snoozing and
more time making money att showing
UJ> in SN«m and other publicarions
aimed at future moguls.
If you've experimented. you know
you can't jwt force your eyelids to nay
in tne open Po'ition. All that does is
guarantee a btg alecp debt. to go along
with your condo mortgage.
A new method W,t has decpyheads
sitting up is alled "Mic:ro-Sornna,"
billed as '°The Enttcptt11CUl's Guide to
Sl«p Reduction."
The brainchild of Beo,PJJlin Plumb,
46, a sclf-~ugbt sleep management
theorist tn MW,U, Mkro-Somnia ad-
vi.sca efon.inaring as much mesa from
one's life u possible "so dw the body
o.atun.lly an<f spontaneously won't want
to sleep."
Plumb found he nteckd less sleep 1f
he consumed fewer gooey "'CCU. left
red meat out of his c:liet. roolt daily naps
and passed up high-impact exert'ICS m
his leisure hours.
So he cats beans, rice and tofu and
does light cxcrci.ta like walking, cy-
cling and yoga. He k.ccps a regular
schedule, writes down got& for the next
clay before miring, always bcgiMina
each day with an exciting wk so bc'J
motivated from the moment his ab.rm
chirps him awake.
He only ~ to ~ from 10 p.m._
to 2:30 a.m., be says, plus a few brief
naJ" during the day. Hu main &oaJ is "co
~.Aon sleep into tbc worla u a .Cc.
· tool fot people co me in i.Dcreu-
ing productiYity .••
Up CC! DO•, abort deepen =-IGCh u
Emperor Napoleon. mventor Tho~
.Edi.ton and mogul Donald Trump -
wctt born. not made. Plumb say~ hn
program can m.aU short dccpm out of
long ones.
One of Plumb's succas storin u D2-
vid Jameson. a Flint, Mich., iruunnct
salesman. J•rnaoJl. 23, cut bad from
,81h to 61h houn in only one mootb.
He's become the top salesman at hn
agency and expecu to complet.c a finao-
cia.I planning~ in 18 monthJ -
hall the time~·
AJ a oolkge stOCknt ''intense about
bwtna1,'' jamaon med to complain
"what a '#Ute s1ttp was." Now he i
elinun.aud 10 bows of .. C'XCCU sl«p"
pct week. ..It's really been QSy." he
Ays. "All I've bad to do u watch my
diet. gee JOmc eurcite, document when
I sl«p and what t cu." Logging hu ac·
tiTitiet and cutting alt and sugu from
his mn1a have also helped him 101e 8
pounds. . Plumb c:a&lbOIU that the nengc 90·
mia.ute ~cycle can't be u:iunupted
without briqjAg OD droopy CO~·
CJUC'UCa. He adYilCI cxtmding or shon·
erung in 90-mJoute incrc~nts.
And slttp management. kays Plumb.
is only for ••highly moc:inttd. extttmely
goal-driven adults." Children need sleep
to .tlow their ~ bormooa to h ck
in, and pttpa.nt and mining women
should fOUow cloctot's a~ orders.
He lidaUa dW his m:ommtnded
midday ~ an 1nOr'e Cllily a.ken by
adf .cmplojed people. He •uesa oth-
cn rcuac llO tfi.e re. room. where they
Qll au ia '..Ul, cbt tM toUd lid. put a
boc* ........ beci and Jdn forward
toCMCh1 nz· .. ,._. ._. pablic lfD'>inan. and
the public Dyed away in drcnu.
"Mou people want t0 acape their
problems t;y staying in bed and ~i.ng.''
be says. ..,.hp is only for a tiny fraction of
the popW.ation."
He 6gum his rta1 market is among
corpon.tc clieDb. (For Micro-Somnia in-
formation. call 305-948-0001.)
'1'h.is is fa< onJy a tiny fraction of the
popubtion.'1 be says. But if you're part of
that &action. subcnct the sugar, s:alt.
triathlons and sans. Add up a list of
things to do tomorrow. Multiply by suc-
ce:ss, and yoiJ.i.
Can we turn out the light now?
N« to fut, says Richard Hieb, a deep
spccWist in the UniY'Ctlity of Peruuyl?a-
nia 's psycholOI)' departmenL He's uudy-
ing possible links between sleep and diet
and says that while there undoubcedly arc
iome, "l don•t know of any dear mdence
dw argues you can manage sleep stages
with yoar diet."
Hieb and other crxpem are skeptia1 of
routines baRd on "~le willlulfy short-
ening their deep. I think it's probably a
plan that doesn't work out very well."
Sleep, says Hieb, is a yery indmdual
deal Some of us '" mtUaJ moozcn, odi-
~ natural night owls. His studies show
tht people with agg:resrin, Type A ptt-
sowities ~ to ~ las sleq>.
By the same token, slicing time olf a
person's oonmJ deep period a.wa an in-
creuc in caergy and aggressiTmeu.
"YQJl're turning the body's engine up .
. The mot.or runs a litde &stcr on lea
lleep," he says.
~ downside is dw locing sleep
leaves us Jess able to cor. with emergm-
Cits in which the best eo1urion ia ro relax and go wich the Oow. .
Tesa show ''a redUieed ability ro cope
with stmSfuJ linwioos. If it tabs IOIDe'-
thing other rhao aagmsi•eness, then
you 're in crouble."
Anotbn &Mk df'ect of CUttl.DI dawn OD
sleq>. ays Hieb, is a apeedina of* aa-
ins P.rocas. 1n ocher wonb. he warm.
... ~~·re paniog more time iDao your . life, ,OU'tt &honmiag your life
the end. ..
Now tbere's a rhought to a1eep on.
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A GREAT GIYf fl'OJl MOM
Oh. how true ... Every mother is• M>rti~ mother.
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tall. it hu • conYCnieftt Sarp handle. Dunble p.ay cicnmtc
with red'n'blue trim.,....,., .net check or m.o. ror $4. 9'
plus S2.~ shippina and hudlh1c per mut IO Wceketld
Shoppef. Oqic. EM-4. 3400 Rotianls Coun, 8oJt 34$80.
Louisville. KY 40232. Please specify ilem twll.
GRANDMA
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friends. It pn>udly announca "All Orandmochers are made
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JV.• tail, wit.ha ~y·briaht Sold and blue impnnt, Nice sift
idea: Fill k with~ fll\'Orite candies. Tb order, .end a check or
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NEW EUROPEAN
BEAUTY SECRET
T H I S W E E K E N n· S
T R A-.v E L
The lobby's back in style
From Dallas to D.C., if's the new place to be
Hotel lobbies, onc.c all bu.siness. are
tvming into IOCial butt.ctilies.
"Rescaunnts and nightclub.~ out.
hotel lobbies att in as the plaas to see
and be 1«n in the 1990s," Ayt John
Ftnicr of the Royalton on New
York's Wat tide.
Multimillion-dollar Eace-1.ifts hue
nudced bocel registntion dab into incons~ous comers. The new look:
high-profile centers for afternoon tea.
eYening jau or anytime phcriAg.
ADd you don't ba>tt to.stay ar a bot.el to
·be put of this new scene: Just pop in
for a Yi.sit. ·
--
ASPEN
HMlJ~ {303-920-1000). The Je·
rome bas been the Rockies' power-
broker hotel for a cenrury. Don John-
son. Mcla.nie Gril6th and Jill St. John
cavon btft for ik:img and sum.mtt
evcucs. Ir's done in Vaaorian spkndor.
with 6rcplace. ~cntufed dwn and
hwuing cropbics.
IUlrHIS P..., ll«d (901-S2C)..4000). Built
in 1925, the Peabody bad a $25 nul-
uoo f:aceli& in 1981. A Rock of ducki
ma.rchn to and from the lobby foun-
taJD daily. Wbi~ed Southern la-
dies adorn the lcibby at lunchtime.
"'The Mississippi Delta begins in the
lobby of the feabody Hotel and ends
on C&tfuh J\ow in V' Kksbu.rg." wrote
an historian in 1935. Couon bunneu
continua to be condoctcd h~.
Presenting an imsistible
new arrival ...
A limitt.d~ition ~lllin doll
so lifelike1 it's as if she's asking for a bedtime hug
All ruffles and tiny pink rosebuds from her head to
her toes, baby "Sarah'' is ready for an~ ... an -
thing, that is, but bed! She toddles over £oi an:'?er
~in her pink bunny sli_p~ and hugging_h~
own teddy Dear. With her ~t smile ana shlnins
eyes, who could muae thit little angel?
A c:harnim.t addition to the ~'s Pidurt-'P5rfed
&lMs collectlOn bv celebrated artist Yolanda Bello,
"Sarah" ca~ ihe sp~ personality and
exuberant spirit of a boUncinJt ~ ~ Coinmissioned
edusively by the Aahton-Ofake Galleries, she repre.
sents the Cerituries--Old tradition ol classic character
dolls-dolla eo treuured, many become heirloom
coDectibles cherished for genaations.
A Mueapiece of the Dollmaker'a Art
"Sarah" is meticulousl>: handcrafted with head, .
arms, and legs satlpte(t of fine parc:elain that's hand-~ted in at, lifelike cofon. Her cotton night-
gown and Eantaletta are hand-tailored and trimmed
with lace. S~ wears an old-fashioned Nghtcap,
bunny slippers, and
carr{ea 'lier own
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PASSIONS
The thrill of driving in cirdes at 250 mph
Next Sunday, 33 racers
take off in the grueling
Indianapolis 500.
Here's former champ
Danny Sullivan's inside
view of the fast track.
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The first time I ~-in a ~ car •• I lttttw I DCTer felt
anything dw exatmg. dw 1mmcdiare.
Unless someone lw Sown iA a 6ghcer jet or the space
shuttle, tbcrc's no way to cxpras the feeling of dri'fiag an lody
car. Very ftw driven ever reach a speed of 100 mph. We're
Wking about almost 150 mph morel
It is like~ Space Moantain times 10-and DO( being
allowed olf the ride for four houn. •
When you're mmin.g ac sach ~ £« 10 many hours, die
key is to stay focmed. If you let your miod wander foe a second.
you cou.1d be in teriom trouble. 1"hU it the ooly sport without a
bfak -DO ~WI, DO halftime, DO locbr room talb.
You "ha•e to be in tremendous pbyDcal shape to keep that
kind of coDCe'Dttllrion. Yoo haft to be a aw athlete. .
In my early 20s, I bad dropped oat oi the Unittnity of
Kenady and wu workiJ>g ~a waicu. ~y puenu kept push-
ing me to get back on the nght aack. Finally, I made them a
deal J bad beard of this auto racing tchool in England tbas
sounded interesting. On a lark I laid. "Let me enroll in rhe
four-day course to see if I baTC any aptUude for the sport. If I
don't. well, maybe ru go back to JChool"
They thought I wu out of my mind. . . . ,
The biggest mitc:ooception about autx> aang is dw its a.JI
in the car, dw the car does all the work.
A. lot of ~le don't think of m as atb.leca. ~ dunk
because they dri•e, how much more dificult can it be?
.E.xtrcmefy diBicult.
It's not u simple as turning t.bc ignitioa and pressing the pedal to the fte>«. For Indy, you spend an entire month tnil'J.
mg. pncricing. I wmk out nay morning and run a few (car)
laps in the aftcmoon. Sometimes. at ~ r u nm the race 10
my mind. Mostly, 1 try to scay foaucd
It's not easy. It'• a Super Bowl~ ~here: tou .~f
people c:debnting, geuing crazy. For the roo~c driv~n, 1t s
yuy easy to get distnct.ed. ETen fut the older guys like me
(he's 39), Gasoline Alley is scill a rush. You can't explain it. Bur
when you walk duou&b ~ Alley iDIO the ~ lane ~
look a.round to 1iec a h.alf-million people, well, tbefc 1 nothing
liU it in the world.
The year I won it (1985), l almost cruhed twice and didn't
th.ink I bad a real chance to win UDtil the lalc corner of the
lasr la.p. The min~ you baYe a n.ic:e. c:omlort3ble lead. you
ltUt thinkint, "0Jt. W~I png to go wroq?" And ' ' oEtn tomething does. You CaD nnu be too c:oaidenL
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Howdy, Doody: New face gets
Indiana Jones' attention
In the sequel out Wednesday, Alison Doody
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such as today's a.t Londoo'i posh St.
James Club -in a ~ Mer-
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FAMILY REUNION TIME . .
A New Jers~ couple with lots of relatives coming
gets tips on how to cook for a crowd and have fun.
Michele and Dan .McDonough love
to entertain on their small &rm near the
Jersey shore. So mach so that they ex-
pect 100 McDonoudu (his aide) atMi
Luouchcs (her side) lrom as &r away as
Oregon one Sunday dUs swnmc:r.
"About 35 people will be aniWig
Thursday night." says Micbde. "So Fri-
day night we'll do a big clambake -
something C"Tetyone looks !onnnl to
became we me near the beach. And Sat-
urday night. we'll probably hue aome-
thing easy like lwnbargen on the grill!'
But they're ftumped bi that big
crowd ~ on SUDday. There will
be pletity of hd ping hands; the question
is, where to start?
We uked chef J;ul Prudhomme,
who has cooked for
thousands of people at
K-Paul'a Louisiana
IC.itchcn. his renowned
New Orleans rataunnt.
and at food nenu
around the USA. He's an
old hand at f.amily re-
union& ("We had 60() at
the last one .. ) and I*"
siooate about praaTi!lg
family food cnditionr,
he and his 11 brothers
and listen wroce TM
p~ p,,,,,,1y c.M-hoo' Marrow. Sf 9.95.
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Sltdut SaJptal for the
Uniltd Slalts Naoy MtmOriRJ,
Wishinglon~ D.C.
Tiu LDM Soi/or statue ts a dramatic
symbol of every person who has ever
worn ~he Navy blue. Now you may
display your own WM Soilor, or give
one a9 a gift to a spttiaJ sailor an
your life.
'Tiu LDM So1lor represents alJ who
have served or will serve; says Billy C.
Sanders, Fonner Master Chief Petty
Offi~r of the Na~. *He as the classic
'American Bluejacket. That statue looks like
bronze, but there is plenty of s.lt, paint,
sweat, fueJ oiJ and COUC<lge sti.rred in:"
TM LDlv Sailor is ~g issued by the
United Sta.tes Navy M~ Foundation
in ~ration with the United States
HistoOO.I ~·~original mtue, which
is seven fttt tall and weghs one ton, is
fe.ttured at the United Stam~ Memorial
in Washington, O.C. Created by renowned
sculptor Stanley 8leikld, T1tt I.o.tt SnJo,. honors
all Navy personnel-past, prHent, and
future-and symboliut those who protect
our shew-es, kttping them safe foJ' COOUM.rce
and mete and ·lc.ttptng vital .hipping lanes
open.
Asa~ You wJJ ~vie your own
l.ortt s.sJor statue, desianed from the original at
the !'1avy MemoNI Au.. It ii available to you
in two wnionl= hehy 8-inch bonded-brot\ze,
mounted on a wooden base, and 15-indi
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The ~es of both statu~ att mgnved With the iNcription! .
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country in war .ind peace:" The
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Foundation was established to
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our awareness of America as a
:maritime nation, born of the Sea, and
de~ndent on the Seas for Security and
Coriunuce:" <Ret Rear Admiral William
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A teen survey that parents will savor
Kids still say the darnedest things. Nearly ?~percent of the
tce~gers 14-18 questioned in a new S\lfTcy cait their parents
"cool" or "wise." Puents fare better th.an even Bill Cosby or
President Bwh, who is considered "a sndoze" by 30 percent.
"What did we learn about teens? That what you knew
about them yesterday is already outdated," says Valerie Ryan
of Sunlc.ist Soft Drinks, which surveyed "trendsetting" teens
from 250 high schools in <45 states. Other insights:
• "With-it" students value their independence over being one
of the gang.
• 65 percent thin.le they'~ materialistic.
• 5<4 percent say drugs and alcohol arc teem' biggest problem.
• 51 percent ranlt hanging out with &iends u their f.avorite
activity. (Watching TV came in last.}
•The Jess money they have, the more they spend it on friYO-
low things.
Shoe Week, Ice Cream Day and ...
Commemorative days,
recognizing "worthy" causes
and people, are dcsipted by
Congress -and they may be
getting a little out of hand. In
the last Congress, commem-
oratives acGC>Uoted for almost
half of all bills enacted,
reaching almost SS00,000 in
staff Hd printing costs.
Nonetheless, the commemo-
ating continues:
National Shoe Weck be-
gins Monday. And don't for-
Are those pearls
faux real?
ln the '6()s. it WU Jackie
Kennedy's fillbo:x bat. Now
the loolt u triple-strand
pearb -1 la Berb.ra Bash.
Her faux pearls llne
..,.wned aany . imiCMiom.
.
get to mark your calendar
for: National Anti-boredom
Month Ouly), National lee
Cream Day OuJy 16), Na-
tional Smile Week (Aug. 7-
13), National SpotU Jwakie
Week (Aug. 20-26). Nacion·
al Grouch Day (Oct. 15) and
Barbershop Quartet Day
(April 11).
Oh, yes, International
Pick.le Week -which acc.
ally is t 0 days -cods nezt
Sunday.
Here's a peck at a few:
• WoolWorth's lw a $6 line
in luger stores this moncb.
• w. Bell ac Co. cata.lop and
showrooms offtr firs lady-
impind loob raqina &otD
Slt.90 co Sl,49S.
• If 70'1 want the looldo ml
pear1s. cbere'• always n.-..
ny'a, Where dae price ii mic:t·
ly con6clential. And pcatls
just lib d\e inc lady01 lc1l iD
..._.lib B~'1
fDr StSO.
HoW mudl did Mn. Bush
pay! Sbc p •.~ bn'llk by
bufint dilecdy Erom Ntw
York daiper lailliidt J.
Lant, who .... • TNmp
Tower tliOp: MO p. or
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New boOis ari getting their first read
The boob we'll be read-
ing this fall are the stats of an
annual literary rite: the
Amman Boobcllea Aw>-
ciation Convention. Publish-
en will be in Washington.
D.C., June l-7 introducing
their upcoming tides t.o na-
tional rcta.ilen.
What's hot? Judging by
the inTitcd speaken pitching
their work. tnditional cate-
gories will top fututt best-
seller lists: mystery wriren.
P.O. James and Robert
Puker, and master spy nov-
elist john le Carre. And
show biz bios a.re well repre-
~nted by Gladys Knight and
Roseanne Bart.
Wlw do the authon talk
about? Wry humorist Calvin
Trillin wanted to "give my
standard <45-minute speech
on farm price suppons, a 3()..
year overview concentrating
on soybe.n price structures."
More likely, he'll discuss
travel books (including his
own. T,..,lfls with Aliu).
..... 6p 0..-...,,>--OlnJ. Clsl ft I M"" C.C Mllllir, V• ''; t --
TH'INlld
The fine .t of
whistlHlowing
Dn.U s.a-is .. psyc}ti-
•tric soci•l ll/IOrlwr wlto ""'ruds
whistk-Wowm, wit°"' Ju ulls
"ttltial raisttts." Sodem, iitu-
tor of tltt Mtl•pff!ftt Wlti.s&-
Wowtrs A.ssist.11SU F"nJ '" u"-rtl, MJ., 141' tJu f'O"'i"I
mtp#uuis Ort a/tia ;,. iovmslffOlt
""' hwsirias is ptompti"g "90rt
peoplt to blow whist/a,
"We a.re becoming a soci-
ety more intent than ever on
exposing waste and fraud.
Even people in high places
are th.inking cchlc:s is fashion-
able. And with the whisde-
blower law re«ndy signed by
Pmicknt Bush. go•ernmmt
workers will be less hesitant
to do it.
·'The bill makes it cuier
for them to prove they were
YlCtims of reprual The u -
boos are begmn.ing lO lift and
people are becoming las fear-
ful Of the co~
"Whutle-blowang is
~ing from exposing. in-
&tder mding on Wall ~
Recently at a dckme conmc-
t.or, someone bkw thew~
de, claiming tftQ OD missile
devices 'Rre f.tsi6cd.
''Where c:a.n • tacpect
more whiide..blowingl Neu
like the cn'rironmeot, Wlth
all the il1cpJ polluting that's
come t.o lilht.
0 1 thinl-w.:'U see more
ctbia COW1CS i.o businc11
1ebools and pnctiCal cdiia
cou.na ill all ~oa.
For tu.mplc. H.arnrd's John
P. J(cooedy SChool ol Go•·
Cf"ftlnQC U ofcriftg I gtOW·
iDa ~ :a11cd l!thia and
the Prolaliool.
..Wt'U be ~ the
wbildc blow loader and
ltrOftlU iD the fat.ft .••
M ERi SHE WROTE
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I lowd Barbara Sto11VJ11<"lc "' "TM Big Valley" a"'1 wovld lw to
'"'°"1 Mr lrlrth.doU a11d plau nf
bin.It.. Whttt MOt1'a II IM belt k"°1Am
for?~ OIOOrda l&a.t 11uJ r«eived?
-SHl.U>: &. GIUX](J, INDO'DID£NCE, l/O
8tanW)'Ck ... bc)m Ruby
vena, on July It, 1907, In Brooklyn,
N.Y. De.crt~ u "lM best actreta
never to win an O.Car," Stanwyck
wu Mft\lnated four llftM'I' for "Std·
la Dallu" (1837 ), "Ban or Plre"
(1941), "Double Indemnity" (1944)
and "Sorry, Wrona Num~r" (19'8).
Finally, In 1982, ~ Academ1'•
&int of Oovernon aw~ her an
honorary Otcar for her body or
work. Her o&Mr ioCua. na"' work lnchlM ''Ooldea .,.. (1938).
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and 1s now anxious to get on w1U1
other career pro,JeCU
Moonlllhtlftl Actor
My fat'<lril~ aclor u P'r"'-
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DLEIYJWN Ill
Gwynne, a Harvard graduatt
( dass of 1961 ). tS a native of New
York City He was bom on July 10.
1926, and began Ms •<-ting CarHr on
Broadway shortly after graduation
from coll~e. To supplement hll 11\-
come, he woriced as a copywriter for
a New York ad agency from 1054-
60. In 1961, he landed tM rolt or
OfnceT FTands Muldoon In the c ult
cJ le "Car 6-C, Whett Are Yoo•,"
which now can ~ ettn on cable'•
Nick at Nlte Hls nut TV tiet,
"The Mu~rs" (1~). on which
he played comic morwttt Herman
Munster. also beealne a ~rMU\laJ f1·
vortte. Gwyruw it aJ.ao the author/ti·
lustrator or numtroua chlldren'1
boob, and a New York p.Jlef1 ,....
cntty organ zed a lhow t aturtna
hla artwork. The actor la cunuUy
•ppeartl\t in the r nture ntlftl "Dts-
of"laAl:ud Cr1~" tnd "Pet
SematarJ."
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BY ROM:JrT DI M A 'M'ro
Goodbye, Sonny Crockett and Rj-
cardo Tubbs. you crime--fight-
Ing hunks ThlS week, the .eriea that
«ave TV <'OP dramas a stylized new
look, rtel, Md sound drawl to a
clOM'. "Miami Vl<.'f'" will finish its
Orth uon with a two-hour eplaode
(airing Sunday, May 21) capping the
uploit.e or buddy <'ops Crockett and
Tubb!t Rumor h*-' It that one of the
two leach will bite the dWJt. A
countt>r rumor cl•lms both Crockett
and Tubbs will die In re«nt weeks,
the script for the tinale hu been clr-
culat1n1 through Hollywood's privl-
leg~ (()rTtdora -minus the last few
pag '
After the lut bulltt Is fired and
the last dru1 kingpin stop~ In hlt
tracks, t~ M wUt ~ ttrMm·
bttrN for brtnglnl clMmauc and
rock vtd tf<:hn\Q tn a !Mdlum
once ml~ l.n t&lklng heads. "Vitt"
txecutive produ~r Michael Mann
and W how"• cttator, Anthony
Yerkovirh, dttidf'd that TV audi-
~n would re.pond to moodjness
and ch.ataed .. ~. But uic. anc»t.
tnumph of flYlf ove>r ublrtanc.,
"Miami Vice" hu tumf'd out to he
more tnnuenuat than ronststenrly
Int.er t\ng to watch. Within no t1mt,
t show'• ff t<'ta wett ablbrbed by
tleY~ now f O'lotWn riel, •tU
u a few crtt.lcally 1u~I ona
auch .... CrilM SlDry"' cai.o from
Michael _Mann) and ''WIMluy.'' Wit>\
lmltaUona aboUndln&. the oriitftal
quickly ca.mie to m dtrlvauve, al·
"'°9f a paroety of ltatlf,
In the '•o-hour ''Miami Vlce" con·
cllWon, "P'r'e'tJ&ll," Crockett (Don
Johnaon) and Tuba. (PhUip MkhMI
"nlomu) en t:Oe-rdd by a ~e
ftdaal aeforceaeal Wlk a.&o ~·
11'\1 If\ a brutal L&tll\ Al'Mrkaa dkia-
lOf. 8ttrQed alonl d-. •• , • the
V6tt Lnltl IMket II.I 1aat IUftd Lo-
........ fflU lhe bOJ" to out ta '*1'f
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IUY 111 .. ·MAY 17, 1•
~, ... ()I.-(L). J...._ (c.) ud no ...
had shown proml8f L1 a 01nl}', VlrllP
actor for years In f1lm8 llkt> ,John
Huston·a "Fat City" {1972) and
''The Long RJdcrs" {1980), but Mike
Harnrner beet.mt the character w\th
whom he la most usod~. Tht·
part SHms to ~P Into a stohd.n
I~ a tonln -1n thf" actor
that hu som~ gott•n In tht>
way of his ~rformances
1n "Mickey Spillane's Mike llam·
mer Murder Takes All" (CBS, Sun·
day, May 2A-),-H.m~r ~ htm~f
In onf' degrading jam artu anott1f'r
Ht"• kidnapped, drugged, and
dropped by parachut~ into the Nt<va
d.a d~rt. But never ft•r Kearh'M
Hammer will come out on top
Meanwhile, a tt"al llff' rrimC" 8tory
hu come LO PBS "Tht• Thin Blut'
Unt," (Wednettday, May 24, check
local littb\IS) ~nt.a tht comJ>('I
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09Uu ~ tn 1978 and nt4'n~ to
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court Marini that Adami wu 1nno.
erm.. Muth or t credit r r this
0" rtllrfted ~mu go to ntm·
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The real reason
we love Locy ..
In the end, of courw. at
wasn't about l.ucy
at all In lhe end, as
usual, 1t was about us
Now that aJI tht' t>k-·
((if'. havf' bffn nled a.nd
the retroeptttl\'E-$ aired,
It may ht-lht> best t1m~
to renect, not on the un·
dl'nlably brilhanl career
of 14'.lcille Rall, but on
ttw Impact of her death
Bell: ... 1.
It ll no light to her
mtmory cir to hl-r La14mt
to note that Lucy'• tnd
rtte1vcd more new pa-
per ~ and alrtlmf'
than lhf> dt'mlM of oth·
er, comparably lift.c'd
ent41rtalners (Chatlle
Chaplin Md Groucho
Marx come immfdtately
lo mJnd.) CA-rt.alnly at•
t.enUoft wu paid to
lhttr deatha, but noth·
lft& lO Mat.eh the VCf'7
real, per90ftal ~ ot
1oee upreued bJ ftW\y
and r ntctt'd ln the out·
pourtn1 or 1Md1a cover· ace foUowlna Lucy's So
lM qutattJon ttlM
whyT
A('(C)rdln& to tM IMll
~nt 8urMU
f\aurtll, me IMdtu •
of AMttirina ta about
32 ytan This mean.'I
that, tor the f1m time
In history, moet Amert
cana have never known
a world unilluminated
by the glow of t.elevl
smn's el~ronlc hn.rth
We are that young And
mosl Amtrkans ettw
up alonp1de lht le~v1
~•on industry, with th«'
first 1tts entering
homes about lM Nll'lf'
l•~ we dad We .,...
that old
More than a televialon
pl<>nftr, Luey w our
ravorate babyallter
Watchin1 ht'r WU lllCf'
v1siun1 cruy Aunt E.11
meralda, who wu theo
~tkally an adult , bu1
who stt-mrd u much of
• kid as we were WP
watc hed her, a.nd w1•
weN" ured ·that wt•
would never, ever hav1•
lO l?'OW Up, not if Wt'
didn't wut to
Even If tvery otllt'r
crack on "He~·• Lucy"
( 1968 74) wu a cheap
ahol at longhaJ l"t"d ldda
(ua), tt dkln'l matt.er,
not u lone u atw> hid
under the de9k trom •
fUJ'IUft& Gale Gordon
Shf' wu one ot ua,
duC'kln& frnfn authority
M w 1t.1ll our Aunt
Esmttald&
As 1tna auch a.
"lhlrtylOmfthln&" and
lM ~Nl)t cancdcd
.. Almo.t Grown" dem·
Oft rate, th la a a.ener·
atk>ft ~vcMd lo n·
ahrlnln& lta o•"
childhood Look at any
athletic hoe conuMr·
daJ Only work h&td
~nou&)\, and you ean bt
younc to~er. U.r n '°
any car OOll'UMtttal
With a "c le rock"
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e·ut IMI
And ln lht IM, that'a
how Aunt r...er.k1a n.
na.Uy ... ,I'd to 9horll
u She carried the joM
OM Mep too far. 8M IDl
Old. And t.Nft the dJfd,
IY Ima McnclfGD
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Faml'1 Pollce, Edison's
business ·rioters Shelley -Cl butiton clash In Taylor
tltle ·laµghter Berkeley shines
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THE ORANGE COAST 75 CENTS
DA\'," MAY 2 1 .. 1989.
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Thc-se days, Jct k1 ndcrs. swimmers. surfers.
bodysurfersand boo&icboardersappear to outnumber the
fish in the ocean off1'1ewport Beach.
With homes built convenitntly on the beach. the
ocean serves as the most used rcccat1onal resource 1n the
cit). Add to this a growing number of new wa1cract1v111es.
and )ou've 101 some turbulent. crowded waters.
The quarrels among the various ocean users came to
liiht during a recent CityCounc1ldiscuss1on ofa proposed
ordinance that "'ould restnct the hours kt k1s and other
Re•dy for celebratlon
vessels could be tn the surf.
Monday night, the council will review n r~·v1)Cd
prt>poscd ordinance that w-ould ban the ve scls from the
shorthne out to l,000 feet and would proh1b11 laun<h1ng
the vessels from ocean bcarhe!.
· The advent of new water to~s. such as the popular Jct
k1s and vanous t) pcsofsurf-nding board . has increased
.the number of ocean users over the past few ~ear\ \3}
"'ater spon enthusiasts
People "keep getting healthier and healthier and
""ealthier and wealthier." said Lt John Blauer of the t 1t)
Manne fet y IApartmenL "Consequently. people are
getting more 1n' ol'ed 1n physical act1\lt1cs."
Blaucr said cro"'ding fluctuates w11h lhe season.
\\Cather and waler t:ond111 ons But generally. there appear
to be "abo\C normal cro"ds most of the time." he said.
students sharing homes. a well as ·the trad111onal
vacationers, he said.
Other factors alw contnbute to the cro"'d1ng of the
Newport Beach surf. includrng an increase in population.
81.iuer s:ud
Add1t1onally. the placement of parlong meters on
West Nc"port streets has made that area a popular,
convenient place to come 10 the beach, Blauer said.
As a rc!)ult. more conflicts ansc among :he vanous ..
water en1husms1s.
"f'lewpon Beach 1s nota sll'ep} httk lo" nan} more."
he~1d
wimmers complam about surfboards and the furn~. noise and recklus pccds of Jct IM urfers
complam .ibout Jct k1s. Today, all the houses alon~ the ocean are t\\U stones.
nllo" mg more people to h vc en one hou~-. Blauer said.
There arc )Car-round renters man) ol whom are college
kt kt riders complain about other group and say a
(Pleese iee CONFLICTS/ All
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jail-escapee J ,
"Captured in ~.D.
From st.tr Md Wire repons
T~e last of four fugitives who
escaped from the Orange County Jail
lastNo,cmbcrwascaptured 10 Rapid
C11y. S.O. Saturday wnhout incident
as he tncd to pawn some m~.
au1hon11cs said.
Michael Taylor. JS, wa captured
without incident Saturday af\emoon,
said Lt. Ja) Mendel of the Orangt
Count) bcnlf s Oeplrtment
He went into a pawn shop to scJI
some jewelry, but the sto~ manager ~e su 'p1C'lou and called poh~ ..
Mendez saad.
The name be &l'C in\C$llpt1n1 offi~rs. Pl'C$COU, "• an ahas known
to 1uthont1n. and a ched. with
Orange Count> hen~ dettttt\.CS
confumcd Jt \\:U Taylor. Mendez
said.
A ~man and two children accom·
pan)1n1 Ta)lor "'ere also a~ted.
Mendez said.
Mldleef T.,eor
Newport Dunes Aquatic l'•rll wlll celebr•t• th• completed
pordon of Its ftv•·J••r 145 Miiiion renov•tlon Saturd•y
with the re-opening of tu boat launch. Th• l•unch wlll
everttuatty llM surrounded bJ a 4IO-sflp fftatlfttl •nd a boa•
storage •r••· When th• renovation Is flnlshed, the park wtll
Include • J7S·room hotel, resuiurant, 415 recre•tlon
vehicle sites, community center, swimming l•9oon and
Taylor was the target of a na-
tton"1de manhunt after m1km1 a
dramatic escape from lbc Oransc
County Jut on Nov 21 . 19 8
S2 mllhon 10 JeV."Cls from uthcm
C1lafonu1 Jewelers sin~ 1987.
authoriues said.
Aulhonucs say he favon a robbery
untfonn of tbrtt~ptett u1ts and fuU·
sued Amencan cars are his tctawa recreatlonal •port facflltl••·· :1 He all~lynas stoten·as mucn as f Pfe ...... CAl"T\.MID I A21
. ' Nurses strike threatened in FV to force negotiat,on.s
ay R. LANCE fGNON .
Of-a.,,_ SW#
Members of a struyhna nur\CS union arc C'.'(p«tcd to
bca1n p1cket1na 1n front of Founuun Valle) Regional
Ho p1tal on rucsda) lo persuade the ho!.pttal to Ol'&OtUHe
with them
merel y to pre urc the hosp11nl 1n10 offic111ll)' rerngn111ng
the fled1hna bJrga1n1na un11. something 11 ha., 'o far
ref used to do
"Our 1 uc 1s that the) should be ttllng dtm n and
barp1nina ~1th u :·said Jim Moreau. su11Tol'ia n11l'r for
United Nurses Associations ofC'ahforn1a
A unaon orpnizcr Id the ~mon tracions att not
intended to close the ho p1tal and 11s trauma center but
The orp.nrnnon Te'Pr&nh man> cmplo,cc., at
K11Kr Permanente hosp1l&ls as "'ell as m~1cat center. tn
Brawl victim back on team
ly GIC>ftGI OUfN °' ... 0.,.,......,,,
Onp1tc 1 ~una by a voup of
teen-1Cr1 a cwpon ~ach lit)
hfquard q ~ 1n \h~ -\""''"' of
th1np Satur~)'.
• Micheal P. H&lph1dc. 24 of Yorb:I
Linda pla)cd in four pmC1 with the
Nc1111oport Wattr Polo Foundation
team dunna a state champion hip
mttt 1n l..Oj A•les.
Frida) &he pmc cndtd 11 8:30 p.m.
and fan$ lcfl qu1ckl)-They pro mised
to look intu the anc1dcnt.
H&lptude said ~vcral tttn~rs
bepn .tina a-team ~r'
friend who had \'1sited the pnaece.
Hal ph1dc wud he did not ttt t~
fiaht bt'a1n. but "'cnt to help once r.,ts
bcpn swin11na.
Durin1 the ft,1ht, U1lph1dc said. he
""as tnppcd and rccc•'t'd ~rll>C1
acre>\ hn ~)' b«ausc he ..,. .. ,
from Hoa& Ho p11al
Then he "cnt to "orll. Ill b the nc\t ·
morning
"Thert v.a no one to l·all as a
rc~.i< ·mcni, ~ I JU & ~i m:· he_
said. ·
HaJph1dc did take time uut rron'
-.ork total .. "llh de1et11'c' \\h1l arc
in\cSl1pl1n1 thr C:l\C
\/onhern Cahto1 n1a But 1n more conscrvat1vc uthcm
t alifom1a, p.m1l'ularl) Oranac C'ount). the as oc1at1on
hil }Ct to malt;c c.1gn1ficant inroad
fornu did not preclude the JXl' 1b1ht) of .a stnke ..
but said that \llth an action "-Ould be.• up to thc t hapter'~
approx1ma1d~ 600 membe~ The group include rcg1!>-
tcrcd nurses. rharina<"ists. dietician and other pro.
fcs 1onals, "Hh the e'.'C~puon of doctors
The union sa)'S 1t .... "ants1 to tall to ho p1tal
adm1n1strators about wages. hours and worluna con-
d1llons although 1t has named no pectfi . Mortau said
the pickets wan parade in front of the hospital for an
1ndclin1tt pcnod or unul the ho p1tal qrecs to talk
Wht'.n asked 1f wages and "orlm,' cond1uon~ at the
ho pltaT w~ ~orsc tlun other Oran~ C"ount ho 1>1lal
,~ .. Sff M.MSn/ All
Ne•pon Beach police arc IO· ____ __,.....:\ cia.,.aiqe a Tlumda )' ni&hi mcidcnt
1n which about lS to ~ teen· acn.
an.cMd HalOhidc and his fncnd 11
NApon Haibor Hip S<'hool.
"~ nns..onb hQrt\1'----'~--=--Thcn someone sv.unaa bro<>m 11ck
ev..port Bea h police spo~nman
lklb Oaklc) ~1J fnda~ dctl'\:ll\C
had thr« po 1blc u pccts and ~ere
U)'!OJ. to -Out Jcwls. Imm U
.,llM '1-C
Hal~ide •id the u:t"n..,Cf'l ~ere
aitl•'.'f 1n 1~ par\1na lot. \Omc
dnnkansbett. wMft he and siit fnenJ
left &he IC'llool's Pool Itta 11 1bou1 • 9.1 $ p.m . after tht 1mm•1 prtc1itt. .. We,._..., 1t wn pmty stra•
becatate no one's '*'llh &Mre."
Halphidt takl.
A OF ~ IMICh bttWttn Corona drt ·wat-11..-SCtiool and
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11 the naht ~u.Je of tus head. •
The: blow knocktd him un·
conK1ous and broke the st1c into
thrtt piece M s.a1d.
Halphilk said $Om oM •·11 on h~
back. hiuina him on the head. 11trhcn
he •oke up
"And ~\Cral pc pie "ere .,,, "'"' me in nbs." he said.
Halph1lk 11id his ana kcr fled
"hen pohcc IN"l\td.
Ht' fathief. Roa said Halrhidc ....
dazed after che bu11na. "Hes ftieftd\ had to 11 him do•n 1n
the car for a wtnk:' Roo Halph1dc ....
,.., ........ nalid and mca~
Whik numerous "'llnc'\l con·
firmed Halph1Jc' :account ol the
fiaht. il ""' unclear what 1 tually
stancd the bra"'l aklc\ ~•d
Oakk> did not namr· the su,pccts
bttaUK' thC) "'~ JU\(ntk\, bul Qtd
'tbt) •ttt bthc\C•d to lX' Ncvopol'1
Harboo1VJ<nt .
CWJ)Ort f~lrbor uflic1&I\ Id rr1•
dlt t~') J1d not kMw 11 their'
.. ..,.., ~rt ttt\.Ol\cd
~w: \lnous • he' and p:11n\ H~idt ,.id he •ouldn't drtam of
mtllins lht tam'' mtt1.
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On tll a...t ~y .... OT/.,...._, M9r 11, ..
BEJlU1.EY (AP)-A rally mark· illl lbe lOda aanivenary of the Pclople•s Part occupation turned into
I riot rtminitcent of the 1960'1 early
Saturday u $0me of the 1,000
oelebtanu tanalcd with police amid anon. vandaJism and lootina.
'IWelve people wen; arrested dur· ~ the melee near the Universjty of
califomia at ~rkeley, and l S poliec
officen were injured, includina one
wbo was hit over the head with a
bottle, said police spokesman David
And<rson. None,. however, was hos-~1~. T~~ u~fighters also suf· minor tnJunes.
About 70 Berkeley and 30 univer·
aity police. greatly outnumbered by
the crowd, scuffled with combatants
u piles of trash were gathered and
torched and looters smashed store
windows and fled with merchandise.
Al least 28 businesses were damag.
ed during the violence. but no
estimate of damage was available,
Anderson said.
T~o Berkeley F~ Department
vehicles were overturned and orie was
set one fire, Anderson said, estimat·
ina the damaac at about $40,000. In
addition, one fire engine was taken
out of service after it was vandalized
while rcspQ,ndina to a fire at an
intersection in the middle of the riot.
Anderson had no information if
any protesters or viewen wtre hun,
but a Berkeley police dispatcher
reported with bitterness that any hurt
rioters who needed treatment "took
j'>
tbemlelva to bolp&Ws. '"' SnCllo(tMll.,..ltild we IZhdta.
Five were1m111ed for illveetilltion of
pouesaioa or aiolen property, one
was arraltd for iovataptJon of
.... u11 .-ith a deadly ~n and
UllUlt on a poliee oftk:ier1 and
another was &nested for iavettapton
ofincitina• riot. Andenon Mid. Fiv~
juveniles were arrested for invetti&a·
tion of pos5Clsion of stolen property. be said.
The densely.populated neiah·
borhood foW' blocks south of the
Univen ity of California at Berkeley
campus appeared calm Saturday
afternoon as dozens of people pie·
nicked in People's Parle and street
merchants lined Telegraph Avenue to
sclJ their wares.
Oean-u1> crews, a bulldozer and
boarded-up buildin1s were the most
strikina sians of the melee, which
bepn late Friday nigitt. Extra officen
were called tn Saturday, said
Anderson, who declined to say now
many officers were on duty.
The chaotic scene Friday niaht was
an eerie replay of the sporadk clashes
that focused on the 2.3-acre univer·
sity.owned lot that came to represent
what Berkeley activists viewed as
their fight apinst the establishment
they despised.
The melcc apparently betao after
the 9:30 p.m. screening o1 a film
documenting the 1969 uprising. Con-cern about the park's future rose anew
recently as the university dusted off
its P!&M to budd OD t.bt plot.
.. What 1Wted laere toniaht was
somethina lbat bean as a social
protest bUt it quiCkly deacncrated
into just plain vandalism,'' UC
lludcnt 0.vid Brooks. 19, said Fn·
day niaht.
Tbe same Bank of America branch
that became a reau1ar activist target ~u bit apin in this riot, suffering a.n
unknown amount of damaac.
"He litaP9perbe&on ftreand stuck
his hand throuah 'broken window,••
Greta Salmonson, 17, said of the
torcher ... It took 1 few minutes and
then the ftamtt tW1ed contina up."
Some of the oeoole in the crowd
tried to put out ibc lire, II.id political
sciel'ICC ~or Blake Marnell, 24.
Some carpelina and penclint :were
'Scorched before Berkeley fircftlhters
doused the flamn. >. woman who started a small ..fiip
next to the bank muttered, 'I'm
qainst. imperialism. ...rm apinst
apanheid.•·
Four blocks of Telegraph Avenue
were closed durina the outburst as
police in riot 1car stood by helplessly
after an unsucctssfuJ attempt to
control the crowd, some of whom
were setting power poles on fire. The
streets were httered with broken glass,
capsized newspaper racks and burn-ina trash cans. A clothin& store was
vandalized and looted.
Two husky students stood auard in
front of the Miller's Outpost store.
tryina to keep looters from entering. _L..
Polynesians poised for Contest
' The 1989 Polynesian Dance Com-
petition USA held all-day Saturday
featured .hundreds of dancers from
Tahiti, Samoa, Hawaii, New Zea-
land, Fiji and Tonga.
excellence, ~1d Poma Scanoa, vet-a 1our of the islands. The group 1s part
of the Jake Jobol Eo Club. eran dancer and co-organizer of the
event.
The ninth annual contest at Poly·
nesian Island Village in Laguna Hills
isan incentive for Polynesian cultural
groups and dance studios to strive for
Scanoa and her husband, Pete. run
Polynesian Dance Troupe. T1are
Productions.
The na' 1ga1ors rece1\'ed per·
m1ss1on from high chiefs 1n the
remote Raltk Chain of islands to
perform portions of the war dance
unique to that region. said Bue
G.ars1ang. the group's leader.
Showcased dunng the cfay was the
Costa Mesa-based Marshall Island
Nav1f1t1or~ who" 111 leave shonl) for
CONFLICTS
From A! can of choice.
Chjcago authorit.tes bdieve Taylor
stole about $450,000 in jewels from a
store in bis native Chicago in Febru-
ary of this year. His robbery style was crisp and
busjncss-likc, said Jack Price, owner
of Dcsilfler Jcwclen Inc. an Hunt-
inatoo Beach, where $4SO,OOO in
gems was stolen last year.
"I was in the Army Ranaers m
Vietnam, ind we were tau&ht to do
everythina click. click, cliclt," Price
said. "He was that kind of methodical
auy. He knew what he was domg. He was aood at ~t.."
Taylor was one of five inmates who
escaped the evenioa of Nov. 20 from
Oranac County jail by cutting a hole
in the security fence surroundio& an
exercise yard on the fifth story roor.
Then, they climbed 101 lower rooftop
on a rope fashioned ofbcd sheets., and
jumped or rapelllcd to the ground.
Eleazar Gonales, 20, surrendered
teVera.I days after the escape. Steven
Wilt0n and Richard Aubarty, both
26, were captured in Denver by FBI
qents two weeks lat.er.
The fifth inmate, 22-year.old Hung
Ly, slipped, fell and broke h is leg
while tryioa to escape and was
immediately captured.
Teen drowns
in Newport
A l 9·year-old Santa-Ana man
drowned Saturday despite \he effort s
of two \ctn-agers. said Newport
Beach police.
Capt. 9ob Van Stldtl• puts out llftOlderlnt ~paa 9ra11 attw·a t .s acre ltunh fk• In ....,. .. '4Mlttt•nt of Vlctort.
Rubin Resendiz J1mene1 was
swimmtn& with an unideottfied male
companion at 3:04 p.m . when both
men reponedly were cau&ht in a
riptide that swept them out to sea.
La1se Holmes, 16. of Costa Mesa
and Matthew Pnncc, 17, ofNcwpon
Beach were standin1 on the shore
Street and tta• Santa Ana ..,,., In Costa M•N. ,... ........ .
reported at llOI p.m. and contained alMtut 41 lftln ute1 e.ter.
..W Actlnt P'lr• aattallon CNef ketch PuJIMeto. P'lr•fl9htera.
J•ln•tl ltJ two ltrutft fir• crews tro.. ttae «>w-.• Cou~ l'lre
Depas IN•nt, spent two llcMws ftllOPPlnt up afterwartls.
""' aoto said 101Weon• had Mt the fire.
·when tboy saw the men wav1n1 for
help. The tten·atcrs swam out JU t
bef<>nd the brea.kcn and rescued one
swimmer. but were unable to save
Jimenn.
NURSES
ffroM AI
MOl'Q)l said: "ln m.y opinion, from what I've seen,
ablolutcly." ".
But a nurse who has wotited at the hospital for I~
years and who is opposed to the union, said wqes are
compdjtive. She also said that hospital administrators
have done a better job in recent years of l11terunc to
auaesuona &om employees.
"I do OW.k the hOlpital hu made xveral strides;' said Leslie Carr, a nunina instructor.
Tenaion between horpitaJ administntors and the
union dates blck more than two years. On April 30 and
May I, 1987, employees decided to unionize by a slim 4-
vOle marsin= 278 to 274, •id LnX Sch~. an lllistant
administrator for the bolpital.
Hl'HI l .l,ll'I''·
Jusl call 642-6086
But the vote djd not include ballots from 28
employees wbo worked as substi1u1e1. The National
Labor Relatioaa Board was eventually called in to
determine which of 1hoee 28 vo.tn coukl be coun.led.J.n lhe
election. In the end, the union walked away with a 6'-vote
marajn: 28S to 279.
Of the 28 con&ested bellot1, the boerd allowed 12 to be
counaed. The remainder, which milht have bekl victory for the bosptlal, were thrown away,
The bolpital c:onlCDda tbat &be labor relations t;Oerd
did noc bave &he lea! authority to raUfy the vose. Instead,
the mauer abouJd \e decided Dy &be 9111 Circuit Coun of
Appeeh, said Timothy F. Ryan. an a-1ep1eteatin• the holpilal. ·---i ...
ScbUller Wei * boefiLaJ wiD ~" WiaJa me uniaft if 1111 r.derll cowt ,_... lbe tilol. U SIOt. &ht
uiUoa ........ Mve to cry to •S brt wa•w ¥Gii.
'Dz':;' ........... ..... ,.. .... ,_ ........... -...... .. _, .. .,....., ..
.. ---ow c.. ...,..,....,...., . ............ ........ -... .,.. ,.,, c--• ,...
"Thi• hu notb.i• to do Wida ao'ylbjna."' one oa ..... ~·Mid. '"They're just 11.kiaa ihiap.
The rally mar\iq t.bi May 1969
People's Park riot sWUd about 10
p.m. and broke up about an bout
liter, but the croWd rd'onned 1nd
unuhcd windows ind looted abOut 1
dozen 11ores in Ole nearby busil1e11
districL Most of the action was about
a half.block from the park and 10me
three blocks from the UC campuL
"I tho'l&ht that People'J Park was
all about crcat1n1 peace_. but thete
riotJ have no place in the peace
movement." laid Julia To11ey1 wbo
'tood ouuide a boutique witn her
boyfriend Rusty Pacatte, owneroflhe
IJ()te.
The couple uid several thousAnd
dolllra in mcrcbandilC were stolen
from the store, which carries ex·
peuive household fumishinas and
cloth ins.
About l :30 a.m., police moved in
block by block to urae spectators to 10
home. The strec\s were cleared by
about 3:30 a. m., police said.
'nwo unidentified lften r.•ppl• In • w•rlety store durlnt
l'rlday '9'9hf's rlotln9 In e rk•,l•Y· ·
People's Park lias been in a state of
limbo since activisu occupied it a
aeneration ago when the university
drew plans to put up student housing
there.
buna o~er th~ place, and some dozen.s of protestcn with birdlhoL
couples openly eopged in sex ual Jamts Rector died a few di~ later,
intercourse. anist AJan Blanchard was blinded
The university, in a pank over lack a.nd two news reporters were amona
of control over their own property lhe wounded
Demonstrators squatted on the
patch of around. Soon, aardens wc:rc
planted, tents went up and assorted
dropouts, Iona-hairs and squads of
left-winsers trooped in with sleeping
bags. Clouds or marijuana smoke
•nd fearful of a precedent, fenced the Then-Oov. Ronald Reqan sent
lot on May IS. When protesters tncd 2,000 National Guard troops lo
to cut down the fence, they were met occupy the city.for 17 days. A. ';liahtly
with force m one of the more curfew was imposed and mectin&s of
ferocious confrontations of the more than three people were banned. 'od f n the first week after the riot, t ,000 pen .
Heavily armed deputies peppered people were arrested.
CAPTURED
From A 1
special secuonshould be designated JUS\ for pe~onal
watercraf\.
··1 surf Newport, and I hate 1t when a Jct Ski goes b~
You can taste the fumes," said Gaylinc Clifford, "estern
conference administrator for the National Scholastic
Surfing Associatfon, based in Huntington Reach.
N1tncy Skinner, a 27->car Ncwpon Beach res1den1
active in the community. 1s an avid OCCa/I swimmer. "l
love to 10 into that ocean and bodysurf .. the peace. the
smell ... when Jct Skis go b). )OU lo~ all of that,'' Skinner
said.
Board surfers and swimmers are also tncompat1blc,
Skinner said.
Skinner's definition of an 1ncompa11bJe use 1 .. when
you have something that's going to be dangerous to the
next person." ·
She said the strip of ocean from 40th to 44th streets.
designated for swimmers and boosu~ boarders from May
to October, is so crowded with boogie boarders 1ha-1 it tS
becomina unattractive for swimmers.
But while each of these groups complains about the
other, all seem to acknowledge the right of each 10 enJO)
the ocean.
"You have to be fa ir and let whoever wan\!. to use 1t
use 1t,'' Skinner said.
"Water is for the use of everyone, .. Mike Ma~hall a
longtime surfer. told the City Council recently .. Bui I
think it should be practical an it approach."
"The rcahty as, in the city of Newport Beach the
beach 1s fronted by residents. ·AH of them are allowed 10 &o
out in the water anyt1me of day," 81auer said.
So any regul.atton oiactiv1 ty tn an attempt to curb
crowdina must be carefully analyzed.
One example of a failed attempt 10 limn use of the
beach was a 1985 surfboard licensin1 law.
• Citizens' comptainu about surfers' rudeness. thefts
and dnnkina led to adop11on of the .ordinance that
( \I 11 OH' I\ I O I I I .II\
,.
required surfers to P'lY $3 for a st1ckertbcy would paste on
their boards The law lasted for four )'Cats, but enforcement was
difficult because the stickers were hard to see and the S 10
fine was fa1rl> easy 10 pay. so many surfers didn't buy the
licenses.
The et ty subsequently ab:tndoned the law.
In recent 11mes, some people, hkc 01fford and
reprcscntall' c~ of the lntemattonal Jet Skl 8oa11ng
Assoc1a11on. have sugestcd d1v1d1ng the beach into
spec1:il sccuons for each spon But that could create even
more crowding. Clifford said
Most of the water lovers tntcrvicwcd said the cit) of
Newport Beach 1s alrcad)' doing all tt can to regulate the
vanous spons fatrl).
"Ccruun act1v111es are regulated at certain 11mes of
the day," Blaucr said
Surfers are proh1b1tcd from the ocean at m1dda), or
"h1&h activity" period. and lifeauards have the authonty
to use the bhpk ball syHem to keep surf en out of the ocean
anyttme crowds arc Jargc.
But surfers can nde \hewav"offt.MSantaAn.a River
JCtlY unrestncted.
Meanwhile, all flotation dev1oes a.re ba.nned from the
Wedie dunna the summer so "punst bodysurfcrs" can
revel m the special waves thc:rc.
. And Corona del Mar State Beach is a protected
swimmtng area. particularly Ldeal for the not·so-strong
swimmer, Blaucr said
"That's a great wa)' to allocate." the resource" Tom
Pralle. cx.ecuuve director of the Huntin&ton Beach-based
Surfnder Foundauon. said oftM city's measures
"We try to address the problem for everybody,"
Bla ucr said. "The opuons do eiust withm our 61h-m1k
area of coastl.J ne for evC!)>bod}' to do what they do best"
The crowdfog 1n the-waters w11l continue, Blaucr
predicted, as the populauon arows, But if the crowds
'tltOuld spread themselves out and use the ocean 11
different umes of the j_ear. there shouldn't be an)
problems, Blaucr said "The beach can handle n ...
ly The Aaod.lted Pra1
H1re arc the w1noin1 numbe~
picked Saturda> n1ah1 for the Cah·
fornia Lottery's twi ce-weekly .. Lotro
6-49" game: 18, 24. 34, 1, 2. 32 and the
bonus number. 28
Sl.64 milhon, fhc of s1' ..... ,11 'hare
$846.000. four of s1' will \hare
$769.000. Three of $IX " ~orth an
automattc $5 per winner.
Meanwhile, Steven Pack. one of
four Caltfom1a I oiler) ~p1nnt'r\ 10
win SI m1ll1on Saturda) decided UJ'I .
stage 10 share his booty -he asked
Thousand Oaks: and orma
Arebalos. 26. of Fresno.
Pack, a self -emplo>cd construcuon
worker, was. Joined on the su\ie b}
Players who correctly guessed all
six numbers will share a pnze pool of
$6.08 million. said Kath)' Manzer. a
state loller) spokeswoman.
All those who p1c.kcd fi ve. numbers
plus the bonus number will d1v1de
amona thcm~lves a priu pool of
8 u L 0
ndra Silva 10 marry him
The four "8 11 Spin" SI m1lhon
winners "'ere Pack. 32. of Ontano.
Helen ('unmnaham, 6•. of Lona
Beach Richard Pruneau. ~6. of
c K.S w I L
11\ a, who said )CS He said he'll uSc.:
his mone) 10 "P3> olTthc nna. to pa~
for the wedding t\nd hone) moon and
uart on a hou~ ncx\ )·car "
..R1Jh1 no~. 1t qu11e hasn't !fun~
1n " he said "I was so excited about
her sayina }es. thl' m11l1on hun·t sunk 1n" ·
S AVE 50\ ON
OUR FABULOUS
MAKEOVER
A T.8W NE WPO Rl 8 EACH
Stan rn sea$onw1 n 1 brll'ld oow
~I OOr makoc:Mw begins a
precision haircut and 11yf1ng, IO
nattef YoUr lur and IU' YoUr
M tyto N t, e lli:in nalysia nd
coosu tJOn tlO determine your
rtenal k• r oeedS..AnQ---
f1hally a 30·m1nute r~1z1ng
facial Ind •t*t makeup
•Pdication which • 1-4 )'Q'I
g1ow1ng1 The~ ReO seo
NOw 131.SO Alie..._.. on our
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fOI hMO-ao.toe bl9uty Reg S33 Now-Clll Q 'f04f IPfJOI~
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I I ll 1 U I 'I \ t t I I
Super:visor Riley
urged t<;> answef
J. more call to duty
Cit) ManaJCr Robert Wynn and his staff updatc.-d the "'> ·~
Emergency Preparedness Plan and prest'nt~ 1t. rn <.'onccpt to the (II)
Council, and the cry around the town ~med to be he>. 1tm 1c, where
"e came in. The ~If-styled expens -those v. ho once \Cn cd the C ll)
Council, or those with propeny to protect -damned the plan as being
nottung new, nothing dramattc. nothing but the same.· old los1cal W ) nn
pf'Oiram, wuh new dates on 1t Where v.erc the rod.etc, and horns. the
drums and sirens. the bells and lassies? Newport's Bob W) nn 1s il firm bche .. cr an the.-old ma.,1m that if 11
ain't broke, do n't fh 11 His concept for mob1 lmng trained manpo"cr
to respond 1nstantl) to an cmcrienC) sll&nitaon hM been tc<>tcd in real hfe 111ua11ons, and It has worked In rttcnt )Ca~. av.-o potential disaster
s1tuat1ons -the 42nd tn~ct 011 blowout and the c.hcm1cal lire on
Production Place. in th( Jfr'l')()O plant -
ac11va1ed the cmcrgcnn plan "'11h great
dlic1enq and a'itound1n1 p ro
re IOnahsm cmplO) ing Slate or the art
high tech o;upprc<o<o1on ,1nd luntrol
procedures.
What-confronts the <:ll\ ulJ.i\ " a
subJCC l of much greater d1mcn'ii•m \\e'1e
talktn& eanhquakc an <"normou' lS l
canhquake which the gcnlog1r '<.1c nti\ts
~) can come a n) da> no" \nll lhl·
ex pens agree that Newport ika~h on 1.nft
'ied1mcntary ground m:ar the on:nn un d
straddling the Ncwp<m·lngk"otx.I lault
1s co;pcc1ally ·vulnerable to 1h1\ lurth·
t'oming great quake
In the city's prc<,cnl eml·rgl·nq pl.111
each department head 1.-. a.-.\1gncd <opc<.1lil
rcspons1b1ht1e . and ever) c11y official now has 10 da)s 10 dc\"Clop
specific prOifilm&, deuuhng hOtY his or her departmcnt will rc,pond to
sach a calamity. These pla~w11l t>c rcvae"cd b)' \\)on and 1hc < "'
Council amended 1r nc..:dcd. and incorporated 1n the m.1 .. 1e1 ,,1,in
tilling into the ma tri x of professional response
This 1s illl "ell and good. but tv.o cnucal element\ ilrl' rH'ltkd ! I 1
J publil informa11on program. that constant I) alert\ the pupul.11wn h>
the C\er-pre!ltnt danger and (2) some program that mobfl11cc, thl·
enti re ut). not JU\t '"hcn the C'-ent <X-curs. but NO\\. bdort• 11 c~:t ur,
It 1 not sole I> .1 gO\ crnment rcc;pons1b1ht) 1t 1 a people re\ron\1h1h1'
calling for\ olun1cers. for commun11' act1.., 1sts for 'umcom· "1lhn~ It•
g1H' tht' Cll) one gre::u 'oluntcer pcdormanu·
1 he u t) doec, not need a paid ~arthquakc lighter -...1th h1\ need 1111
staff and office space l 'nfortunatel> n t'I not a lidd rorul.ltc.·d '"'h
people ot 'ast cllpericnce What ,, needed 1' 'onicone "ho h.i., pru' nl
adrn101!ttru11vt' ix·rtormance who ha-; the re<,pell Of1TH· 1.ummunll\
and Yo.ho i'> w1lhn~ to g1"e lime. cncrg) and UllclU in ont• llltirl' ~1a111
personal contnbu11on 10 the cit)
Thl're arl' a number ol rc11red or won .10 rrtm· e\l't utl\l'" ''h11
rnmc 10 mind. and "'ho could \l.Cll fu lfill 1111' '1t:il rnk \\ ,11!1.·r
Gerh·n. rt'llrl'd lha1rman and< H) of Panik ~t utu.II '\orm I 11.11'
no" rNtr1ng a\ J'I<,~ iate supN 1ntcndenl of \chool' I lkn \\ 1k11\
former forcmnn ol'tht• ( rrand Juf) and !iO IO'>trumt·ntnl 1n 1hc < hamhn
of ( onuncn:c's leadership proeram
Bui the pcrc,on \\.hO .. cem'I ideal fo r thl\ IUOl'llUO" I homJ\ r d1n11
Rile) \\ho ha\ \Cr'-cd this area v.1th !luch d1s11nctuln .. ., the 1.m1111'
'iupcr' 1\or for tht• h llh D1.,tr1ct. \Ir Rile)' I'> a n.•tir1.·d bng,1d1cr g1.·m·1,il
in the \1ann" <. orp-.. former adjutant general ot the < or(l'> a 'u1x.·1 h
organ11er I k ollt•n d::ums that I am respon\1hlc tor gl·ttin~ him 1nw
pohllc., bc1..auc,c I helped h im prepare' a rC'sume .tnd fll l''Hclt•.1,1.· 10 'o(. ntJ
t~ then (ro~ Ron.ild R~agan. who theo uppo1nted tum It) t~ HnanJ nt
Super' 1 ors ( .\c tuall) lormer state senator l.A:nn" < .1rpcntt·1 11r .. 1 put
R 1 lc) IOrA ard to 'IUCll~d Ron ( a.,pef\. who dro" nnl "'11 h \t 'en 111 ha\
in a ) achung acc1d1.·nt that 1s c,t1ll a m~ sic() ) .
1 om Rile' admit'> hc 1, thinking hard ahout r1.·w1n~ lrum thl·
board and not ~cl in& rc-elcc11on nc't 'ear rhl' hunttn 111li1.1.• '~.'\.'ll'r'
al read) are JOCkC) 1n& for this seat of po'' er and pn''>llll<' Jlthough nonl'
has surfaccd cl "ho v..ould be a match fo r Rile) ttut 1f the 1cm.•r.1I
could be per'>llJded to 'akc on the JOb ol d1-.a\tl'r 1.omd1ncth1r tor
l'oe" port lk ,,, h. he v.uuld not be ~tcpping do" n h1.· ''nuld JU\t tx·
Ul mg u \ldC·'>ICP 10 his long .rnd 11lu'itrlOU\ can:n 10 puhltl '>ef\ 1n•
And he prob .. bl) lOukl afTorJ 10 tal e' th1'> on lor frl'l'. .ilthnutth thl' ut~
l~rtainl) can :sffonJ to pa~ .\I rnodcq honorarium .111J pro' 1d1.· him'' 1th
an offi1.:c and dcncal \tafT ·
Thi\ ha., not ~:en d1 tu\~d .... uh (J(~n Rtk) or v..1.th an)(lttl' c:l\l'.
but lhc..· ttka ol lool.ing tor n \oluntl't'r. much as '>Oml' ol thc n:n10n'c,
gn·at publil scr \ 1Le aJ .. cru\1ng "d1 rl'Ctt'<f b} one or mor1.· '11lunh·l·r\,
Wern) \\Urth e\ploring. r ht'i JX"rson would dl'\elop a method lor
mob1h11n1e\1.'r)1>nc..•1n to"n -St'\'tng that f '\plorcr Stout' ur '>t>mc
\lllttlJr group rnn' .i \f'!I all nc1ghborhooJc,, 10 '>l'C lhJI e' 1.·" one ha'
cn1cracnc} food watl·r 11nd lirn aid matcnalson hand Our do n111h1ng
go,crnor 1nu our do-nottung prcs1Jent aren't go1.n$ to 1.k,elup .1n}
proaram like 1h1~ and one 1-; nt'cdcd The d is.aster lOordrn:unr '"ould
dlfC.'C\ ll J'Ubhl inlormatlOO pro&ram. iU:lf:lntCe1ng th.II ('\Cf"\OllC
1o1.ould l..no'' v.h,11 to do. "ht•rc to go. v..hen the h1g qua~c come..·,
Publu.: fclc,1s1on h~u bet·n running 11lum1nat1 nf hut '4:JI\
pruvar1n rc1.cntl) on ttm ubJCCI f eatured v.-as n lo;, .\n~\'le\ jjrc
dC!)Jntncnt capt:un v.tth a Ion& hc,t o r do·s .ind don·,-.. \ni1 l'.lth
proaram end~ v.11h th1<o d1\lurb1ng but l"Orrcct ob..cn .11ion ··1 firm!~
hcltcH 1ha1 th" s J canhqu:ili:c l1 \un 1vabl~. but onl~ ii "t' gt·t
prcp.ucJ tor 1t," r om Rik~. v.ould \OU an\v.tr one more II to dut ~ .,
Jim Ft It on I a lon11rm~ ob tntr ol l•t Ora.01t C'oasl Ills l"ol11mn
ru11 t1oda) aod lft"dof! day .
Pl 1.01· ot:f · .\ Dt:s
Compiled by STEPHEN WALL
Oran~ Coat OAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 21, 1811 Al
Pa Inter gives tradition the brush
ly KATY IOUCHIR
Of .... 0...,......... I
Ueana .. Zipper .. Z~rlin& sum>unds hcnclf
w11h baby bot1le1 , syrinaes. a curkcy ba tcr.
loothp1cks. safety pins and aspirin.
Cootcmplatin& the right mu 1c to set the
mood. she carefully insert sinaer Billy Idol'
mfamou• rock classic cassette of"Rcbcl Yell " 1n10
her tcrco.
The beat 1>0unds. ldol·s energy fills the room,
and Zwerhng begins to twirl. splatter and hur I
paint onto a ,5-by· 7 canva using 1hese unusal
obJects.
Z~rhng. 33, of Newport Beach ma) be bcllcr '
known by her nickname Zipper. a name rc~ulting
from a somewhat embarrassmg mishap wtth her
bath1na suit lipper one sumJl')t-r da}. S~e 1s a free·
lance art consultant who paints m the mo t
unconvenuonal "'a~.
Zwcrhna said afte-r ~ork1ng 1hc mundane 9.
10-5 office routine, she had to try 'iOmc1h1ng
d1fTcrcnt.
he graduated from Orange toast ( ollcge
w11h a degtce in business adm1na.strat1on. thC'n
decided to change her field.
"When I was in college I wanted to lcam .i
trade l could go anywh.erc in the v..orld v.nh and
make a hv1ng." she said. "After graduation fro m
OCC, I went to UO and chose their tine an'
program where I studied an. music and dann•
history becau~ the th ree arc so close!)' related
"I'll never forget my first pa1n11ngclas\ wh ere
we used sinc1ly black and while and brusf\e , " '>he
said. "It was so d1sc1plincd J hate..'<!' at.
"I hked to use different ob1ects and lfl'Jlc
abstract ," she said "I don't paint ponra11<:; or
landscapes. I hkc to cxpcnmcnt ·•
Zwerhn& soon found a teacher who not only
enjoyed her unique 'll}k of pa1n1ing. hut 1.·n·
couraged It
"He.-told me. 'I don'1 lare ho" you p.11n1 11.
JUSI do ti and t.reatc.' ..
SoZwerhng ha., been do1ngJuS\ that. u'11ng an}
krnd or tool she can get her hands on while l reallll~
abstract rend111ons
Po1nt1n(ltOa lhrcc-d1mcns1onal vrv1d luth~1a,
0.-,-....-.............
Ileana .. Zipper" ZwuUng exhibits work created In an unconventional • .,.
lame $fcen. )Clio" .inc.I pastel blue canvas with
e\ er) imaginable obJl'Ct heaped on. he smiled and
said, "Th1'i 1s for n lnnd dc.velopment firm
"It repre cnts what they're going to build.
The~ suck matchc.-s are repltca of the ~oor1 the} ·11
use to build structures. the safet} pin represent
how they'll put thinas together .. the :ic;pinn uiblets
are for the headache thcv·11 Hlt'ur during the
de' elopmC'nt procc'>'l." r
.~!though her cndea\ or~ are cxpenmrntal.
she's proud of c' er) thing c;hc's done and '>:l id. 'T it
Ol'' e1 reproduce the ~me thing twice I might do :i
vana11on. but e' er)onc will tx· ahk to m;ogn1te
m, Y..Ork bel·:tusc of 11 sl\k"
· /"etltng \llld tilt' \JfH't) ot tools shc u~' 10
paint" 1th or 1nc.ludr 1n hl·r pa1nt111g' sc.-cm 10 lccp
c>.pam.hng. ht• \3H.I 11\ Jlmost 1inp<>'is1b!c to go
throuah a \anct) tore without pickina OUl new
thangs. uch aH rak~.odd-shaped lightbulb or Wlrt
cloth, all ha ving some '°'aluablc characteristic for
her next endtovor.
ome of her painungs ha' e names, otben art· .
awa1t1n& the perfect tlllc.
"1' vc even had some help by accident from m~
'babies: " she JOkc-d as she pouued to some paw
prints of her French poodle di played on one ofher
fa\or1te pa1n11ngs.
Zv.erhn&. ~1d he's mostly given her paintinp
away to famal\ and fnl!nds. but recently bas bttn
commt toned b) a few bu inesscs to initiate
something d11Terent for their office waJJs.
"It's rcallv JUSt fun wa)' 10 expre~ myself and
~omcone· pe~onaht} -and 1t beats thlt
confining rou11ne of an offi ce." she said.
Council consf de rs new version of Errierclld Village
By R. LANCE IGNON
Of .,. o..,, l'llot SUlll
Hor1ng 10 placarc angry n:s1 l'OIS. a loca dcvclope-riH''pccted to return
.to the Ne"port Beach l ll) Council
on Monday night with )et anothcr
version of a senior c1t11cns home he
wants to build in Corona dcl Mar.
A facuon of resident's who li ve near
the s11c on East (oast H,ghway ha ve
complained !ilOCC the pro1cct \l.3'i
introduced more than a year ago that
11 will look too huge nc\I to the
o;urround1ng houses. ·1 hey also "om
about 1ncrca~d trctlnt.
lthough the latcst dc'11gn for
Emerald Village remains at 50,.500
square feet and re tains 5 untt . ltkt'
the la t bl ue pnnt thr plan now call\
for t'-'O separate bu1ld1 ngs Th1'i "111
proY1de .in ocean 'IC" through :i
space between the structures. <.aid
Tern Mehrguth or Paine and ~s·
soc11ucs. a public relattom firm
rcprcsenuna the de, doper
Artist renderln9 .•how• latest version of amerald VIH89•. which feMur" two.., .......
umts v.cre mo,cd to an arC'a 01111-thought 1he onarnal plan wu JU\\ council chambcn 't\Crc filled wtth
mall) planned lor a g.'lrdcn on Jl.11cl tine But thr C It) C ounlll tCJt•1.. tcd 11 re 1dents. about half of whom stall
Dn..,.e, v.h~h -.epara\t:c. 1hc s11c from la.,, Julr ""hen a \hrona of af\V' oppost'd thN\ew des~ coonat
Fi ve ( ro-...n'> Kc\wur.ant n:s1dcnls showed up al cit~ hall postponed 1\\ dcc1S1on to allow
The nc'-' plan alw up~-0. thl de' doper Jon C"hmte n re· ( hn te n another hot at rcdntp-
number ot underground p.i rl int1. dulcd the prOJC t b) :!~ pcncnt 1n& 1t
'p.ice~ lrom .t4 to 4 7 If nccr'l'iaf' chopping the.-height from n to :!Q Emerald Vallqe 1$ pan of at~ in
Mchrguth ..a1c.I 12 mol't' pa rk1n -,lot' feet pntcy, hotcl-ltkc housu:t1 for the
could be p:ncd 1n O\ er tht' 1C'm<11nmg Once apm the Plann1n1 (om· cider!~ \ S3.QC».monthly btlt .in;
garden area m1\s1o n a•nc 1b •tnmp of 11ppro\al d ude room, meal transponataon
To create the separation. se'era l The cit)· Plann1n1 C o mm14'10n And once 111an. th1 ume 1n pttl, tht and ~111 e\ent
OKI\ t : '1"1'1t:
'
iJEu t Yale Loop noi;th ,\nll
\OU l hlinund ,it IJ .trrJnt.l
t> .11 l v..a .. and l\311 .111, a Park",,\
ea\t .ind ~, 1bound at l a\I ~ .1k
l oop 1n lr-..1n1. "r11 tx· c.1,,,n.1
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wuthbOund ~"'1..{n \\a1 nu
\\icnue and In inc ( C'Ot('r f>fl\t
1n lr;\1nc ~111 bt: d1..•tnur,,1 1n fj>.tir\'lt• Road wth""1untl .11
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\\ .alnut th:\:t and the ru1lrt! d Ian\ .1tJd111on
trad. "-ill be I ~I throu h
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In inc .,,.1 ha\t a l.ut~ do~
thmu h \1a) tor 1M1alla11on ot 11
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NO settlement. In teachen' strike
LOS ANGELES (AP) -·Reomcntativts on bolh J~ oft.ht' ieaebcr5'
walkout, which has wroua!tt bedlam in perts of' the nat1on s i«<>nd·lartnt
school district, ended talks Saturde)' with no tcultment announetd. Three ~
Anacin Unified School District ~aton and thrte from the United
Teachcn-Los Anatles nqotiated in a c oor ~on at a downt0wn hotel
in talks that ended earlier than expected. he m~una bepn 1hortJy aftn S
p.m., and althouah observers had anticipated neao11atl9ns would Nn laie into
the night, talks instead ended at about 8:30 p.m. Neaouauons'wcre scheduled
to continue today.
Scrambled Quayle watch marketed
THOU AND OAK -As Dan Qua)' IC wound his wa) through his first
fhc months in office a p31r of former stockbrokers with 11me on their hands
de' ~scd 3 i>tcm-tume~ in the \ICC prei>1dent'\ honor. ,
It's a Qu3)'1e "atch. but don't C"<pect to be able to mark-his tine 1n offiC"~
with 1l. The numbers on the S30 wmtwutch arc all 'iCrnmblcd. which Richard
Ongstad says 1s 3 reOcc11on of the' ice president.
Deputy shot by unknown attackers
LOS ANGELEs -A shenffs dcput) wa shot 1n the neck as he
questioned a carload of people in Willowbrook. authonues said · •
There were no arrests. Deput). ( hm Wahla said
The a11ad.crs opened lire from three block) awa> at 11 ·JO p.m. Fnd;n a'
DcputyTodd \\ allacc1 25. and his panner "ere searching Sill men. One o(thc
men had thrown a switchblade from a car the deputies had stopped near the
Compton border, Wahl a said.
Governor says ban bills not enough
SACRAME NTO -Go' George lkukmcJ1an said . turda) thnt thl
as~uh v.capoo ban bill' he intend'> 10 sign arl' not enouih to combat' 1okn1
gun-r('latcd 1.nmd.
The Republican governor urged the l cg1 slaturc also to pass bill\
increasing penalties for armed crime~ and to authoruc conunued expansion of
the state's mu\hrooming pnson s~ ~tern
"t=a·hfornttt' new--tiSattk-weepoo k'gt lattoo-wtH-M--hdpfui te-!ft~
enforce ment officers 1n the war against' 1olcnt cnmc -but onl) 1f\\ccontinul'
to either prc\Cnt cnm1nals from acquiring '-'l'aponrnr make rt clear. that 1fthc~
uscagun.1hc~ w1llgow pnson fora \.t"r, fon@llmc · he'kl1d in h1sv.cckl) radio
address
Cotton Club murder case a tale of greed
LO ANGELES -.\ Holl)wood murder m)st1.·r) that has been thl'
subject of mo' 1cland gossip for s" >Ca"' 1~ unra' ehng at la~1 1n court. and thl·
characters could ha\C stepped out of a writer's 1mag1na11on
In fact. a number of v.cll li.nov.n \\Ord'lmllh~ art pla nn1n1 book.s and
article\ ba..cd on the talc of greed and gl111cr 1ha1 led produ1.'er Robert [,ans 10
'"' oli.c the 5th .\mcnd mcnt v.hen askl·d tu tcst1f\ about the murder ol theatrical producc.·r Ro) Radtn ·
Evans.1hc-formcr head of production at Paramount P1CTDrc'i. \\-"Ison I\ onC'
""t>f the colorful "11nessc v.ho drew authors map11ne ¥>T1ten and a c:!dre ul
cclebnt) watchers to tht rnunroom of \.1un1c1p<il Judge Patti Jo McKa) on
opening da) of a prchmmar)' hcann& la\t v.cd.
'\ ·\1'10'\ \I. HHlt:•·s
'Mini-tornado~ causes damage In Reno
RENO. Nev . -What ~u referred to as a "m1n1-tornado" b) authont1c.,
ca used cJttcns1ve damage to a commercial area here turday aflt'moon
Al least one lnJUr)' was reported. Authon11cu:ud 11 invohcd a pe™>n who
wu hit by 0)'ing debns about c1ah1 bloc kc, av.a) and taken to a !ocal ho~p1tal
with mll'jor cuts
Jim Fischer, a National Weather Sen. ice mr1corolog1st, said an 1nt en$t'
dust devil or v.hirlwind apparent I) cau~d the damage over the two-block area
Tornadoes arc extremely rare 1n Nevada. ht' i...11d "
Ship traffic monitoring described
ANCHORAOE. Alaska -~ new radar sy\tcm 1n\talled in 19 4 led th<'
Coast Ouard to stop plouina hip mo"emcnts 1n the ar(I where 1hc tan~tr tuon Va ldez ran &IJ'Ound. 1 Coast Guard commander tcsuficd turda)
But Cmdr. tc\Cn Mc<'all told federal 1n\Csllptor that the change and a
reduction 1n tafTthrcc years liter did not compromise tan~cr fct)
McCall. the Coast Guard C'ommandcr 1n Valdcl tc\llfied on the fifth and
final day of a NauonaJ Transponauon Board hcan~ on the March ~.i accldcnt. which spilled nearl)' 11 million gallons of 011 into Printt \\ 1lh1m
Sound .
Marcos still In very crltlcal condition
HONOLULU -former Philippines Pre idcnt fcrdi;llnd Mlf\O<s rcmau~ 1n very cnuc:al concht1on Saturday H he dnftcd 1n and out ~or
cons.c1ousncu from• varictyofsenous 11lmcnts. ah pit1l 1dm1n1stn11or \.31d
Marcos1 7 I, is suffcrina from ludncy and hca.n fajlurc pnt'umonia and bacterial infection.. ·
"Manx>s' ph)'11ctans indicated he is (Ontmu1n1 co rail>;' said Euacne
T1wanak, assistant adm1n11trator at t francrs Medial Center 1n o bncfin
Saturda)' ... The docton stre , howoer. lhat bis cond111on remain \ti') critical and the propos11 is poor.~·
West Germ•n proposal called vague
~NX.PORT. MaiM-TM Buth .tmmittmion •id S.turday
•Wat <JerlnUy"a propo11J fot tt1<>1Vina a NATO crisas ovcr lhort·ranac
•udeu millilea ii too YlllUC and m&ast be liftbd IDOft dc>trl) with reduction ia lk Www Pict's MIPt•iority in convalioul bttt.
5em:tary of 5mt Jamee A. 8aktt Ill •ict W11lunaion has 1ent 1 counterpropoul to Boen bd it 1wa11in& a rnpoute.
At a ftt'WI a.teftnot, laker did "°' Nie out C\"t1Uual East-W t
aceoaialiont ·°" cumna "'°11-ft• nUdellr -Upot\$. at Cift'many hM Uflt'd over oppoeiuon from the United Stata. . .
I ' ' Or~ Coa1t DAILY PILOT/&.~. May 21. 1MI
.
Army seals off Beijing; masses ·challenge martial law
IEUINO (AP) -So&cWn aet up roedb&octs to cue troops moved tn. ~=cent.er and moved iaco its train Malion, but Studenu and their supponen 1n the square early
b of lhoulUdt ol 11uden11 defied martial law and today numbered about 200,000. Protests Ii nee the hunt.er
ttmaiMd in Tiaumnea $11tWe ~le feari of aa anny ltrib bcean bave drawn hWMlreds ohhoutands.
Ct'ICkdoWD. The hunaer 1tnken initially demanded a diaJosuc
pro.democncy dernoastntions altO ~re with the 1<>vemmcot on reform, to be brOadcaat live, and n leYeril OCber cities. 18 $haalhai, ~ th.aft • an apol for an lniual official dtdaration that the
, oeoole rallied oa die Wllerfront Oft.be HuantP'.U student 1fmocrat)' movement was a pk>t ap1nst the
River llid 200,000 more ptheftd 1n the aty's People's pany.
Square. But afttt Premier U Ptlll declared mar1ia1 law in
The oaly violence reported was a clash betWttn pans of the capat.al Saturday to P'Jt an end Lo the prot~s,
Mmed polkle and studmts in wesiem Beijina on Saturday most student$ and thetr supporters ckmanded Ll resign.
1n which 1tude1u1 uid they were au.acted with electric The army's move today apparently was -aimed at
cattle P«>ds. One student tnjured in the attack said 4S ttoppini the flo w of ttns of thousands of people to the
udeuta ~ bosottaliud. capital to J01n the protests. Citizens blockaded the station
The thouundl of students stq.ina 1 week-old hunaer by patlona coal trucks across the road and hundmis of
strike in the 1()0...acre Tian.an men Square ended their fast · students sat in front of it as 1 further bamer.
Saturda), sayina they needed to repin their strcnath in The anny set up roadblocks around the cap1tAI about
Opposition
leaders defy
Noriega' s order
PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) -
The three top opposition leaders
defied a ban on rallies and marched
throuah the streets on Satu!day, their
first pubhc appeal'8nce smce they
wcrutt.acked and beaten I 0 days qo.
PrciidcntiaJ candidate Guillermo
Endara and vice presidential can·
didatcs Ricardo Anas Calderon and
Ouillelmo Ford were assaulted by
paramilit.ary forces supportina Oen.
Manuel Antonio Nonep on May 10.
That was the day the aovemment,
cc;>ntrolled by Nonep, the Defense
Forcn chief, annulled the May 7
election.
Independent observers say the
opposition candidates were leading
the Noriep-ptck.ed aovemment can-
didates in the nattonal election when
· Noriep's troopers seized ele<:tlon
t.Jlots. "
The aovemment on Saturcliy
prohibi\ed .. marches, mectanlo', pub-
lic demonstrations or caravans of
vehicles" by any political orpniza-
tion until at least June S.
"The prohibition qoes not have
any meanina to us." Endara said as he
wended· throua.h an outdoor market
--nn-rltT· ...... -art'st3srcm ouuti~
stop was one ofsix made by a caravan
of about 20 vehicles.
The motorcade bnefly blocked
traffic on some ma.ior artenes leading
into the capital: Pohcc watched but
took no action.
2 Picasso works
stolen from gallery
RIO DE JANEi RO. Brazil (AP) -
"(h1eves stole two Picasso works
valued at more than $100,000 from
an art gilJery in Sao Paulo. it was
reported Saturday.
Horacio Pentcado, dtrcctor of the
sebelation of Friends oC Modem
Art, sa.ad an et.ch101 and a c:cram1c
fiaure were stolen early Fnday ~om
the 'downtown gallery and he vaJued
each at more than SS0.000
"There v.cre no signs of forced
entry," he satd. "Obviously SOQlCODC
who had priv1ous access to the gallery
dad the job " ·
Panteado identified the missani
objects as the etching "OOAt's Head
on a Table" and the ceramic fiaure
"The Dove."
Korean riot police
break up protests
EOUL. South Korca(AP)-Riot
pohce broke up protests and an't$ted
more than 1,000 people Saturday
after the ,ovemment deplo)td
17,000 troopers to block a rally by
diuadents calhn& for the fall of 1he
prcsJdcnt.
Thousands of not troopers 1n
combat rataaun and blade helmets
flooded ctnt111l Seoul, conductina
street checks for radical supporters
and pian11na ke)' ,ovemment build·
inp.
12 malts from the cit)' center, said a Chjncse source who
spoke on cond1t1on ofanooym1ty.
The 1<>urcc said 60,000 to 70,000 troops moved into
the cat_y center by 'ubway today and follov.td connttt1ng
tWlncls to the walled palace, the history mustum and the
Oreat Hall of the People on three s1dts of Tiananmcn
Square. The subway wa closed to rtaular traffic as of
noon Saturday
There was no outward SIJ.ll or"thc rcp0rted troop
·presence in the city center and lt could not Qe confirmed.
Inside Tiananmc:n Square, the un rose today on a tri~p!lant b\Jt -.eary and bedrqa)ed crov.d of at lea 1
200,000 students, medical t.iorkers and ordinary c11w:ns
The srudent$ spent the niaht imng in rows "'ith putt
wound around their mouths and nose for protection
apinst a possible tear ps atack 4 Around the square and on roads throu&hout the Cit),
citizens barricaded the way with buses. trucks and
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1nythin11vailabk. Thousaodulso surrounded taauUd
trucks filled with soldiers at several p0mu in the au~
1mmob1hzin1 them. •
"The people arc strona." an elderly woman matVWd
as the loni nilht ended ~fully. .
, But soon after, five army bebcoP'en IWOODCd ~
over the square as they did repeatedly-S.twday,
rem1nd1n1 the protesters the st.andoff Wis not over. The
students waved and chttttd defiantly.
. "The dan,cr is not over," said.a medical studtn\ who
was helptnJ care for about 3.000 of the student\ who were
weakened by the hunaer strike. •
Student leaders had said over a loud1pcater twday
n11ht that lhc protesters should not resist 1f the army
came.
"Our pnnc1ple 1s peaceful npn-resist.ance, .. they saad.
Early today1 the student leaders held len~hy, pnvate
meetinas to discuss their next step.
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No settlement In teachen' strike
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Reomentatives on both t~ of the le9C'htn· t
walkout which has wro.,Pt bedlam in perts of the nation s second·la,.nt
school diatrict, ended talb Saturday with no tettlemtnt announmt. Three~
Anttln Unified School Di1trict ncsotiaton.._and three from the Unntd Teac~Los Aftltles neac>tiated in a closed-door ~n 11 a !lowntown hottl
in talks that ended earlier than expecttd. The mcetana bqan shortly after S
p.m .• and althouah observen had 1nt1cipatrd neaotiatlc;>n~ would run late anto
the niJl.tt1 talks instead ended at about 8:30 p.m. Ncaot1altons were ecbcduled
to continue today.
Scramble~ Quayle watch marketed
THOUSAN D QA K -As Dan Qua)' le "'ound his wa) through h1 fi"'t
fh c months in office. a pair of formt'r stockbrokt>rs with time on their hand\
devised a ~tcm-turncr in the 'ice prcs1dt'nt's honor. It'~ a Qua)' It' ""atch. but don't C\pect to~ able IO"mark his t1rnt' 1n office
wit h I\, ' l The numbers on tht' $30 "'mtwatch arc ult scrambled. which Ri chard
Ongstad says as a rcflecuon of the 'kc pre 1den1.
Deputy shot by unknowri attackers
~OS ANGELES -A shcnffs dcput) was shot tn th~ neck 8.\ ht·
questioned a carload of people 1n W1llo"brook. authorities s.a1d.
There were no arrests. Deputy< hns Wah la said
The atta kers opened fire from three block!> awa) at 11 :30 p m. Fnda) a\
beput) Iodd Wallace. 25. and has partne r "ere searchma s1~ men. One of the
men had thrown a switchblade from a car the depullt'S had '>toppt'd nt>ar the
Compton border, Wahla said.
Governor says ban bllls not enough
SACRAMENTO -Go'. Gt>orgt> DcukmcJ1an said turday that thl·
assault "capon ban balls he an tend to sign are not enough to combat '1okn1,
gun-related cnmd.
The Republican governor urged thl" Lcg1slaturt' also to pau bill\
increasing penalties for armed crime~ and to authonze contmurd u;pans1on of
the statt>'s mushrooming pnson S)~lcm
·~hfomaa·s ~ assault ~c~pon lcg1\la11on ~1-be-.-hclpfut tO-i..~
enforcement offi cers tn tht' war against v1oknt cnmc -but onl) 1fwe contmul"
to either pre' cnt cnm1nals from acquiring "capons or make 1\ Clear that 1fthn
use a gun, thl'} ~ 111 go to prison for a H'r'• Ion[! time .. he ..aid 1n his "'eek I) rndu1
address.
Cotton Club murder case a tale of greed
LOS ANGELES -A Hollywood murder m)ster> that has bt'Cn thr
subject of mo' 1cland gossip for SI'< )t'ar!> 1~ unra,chngat last an coun. and the
characters could have stepped out of a "rater's 1ma11nat1on
In fact. a number of "'ell kno~n ~ord\mllhs arc plannana boo~' and
articles based on the talc of greed and gl111cr thaa led J>rodut:t'r Ro~rt E' an\ II•
an\oke the 5th Amendment when a~L.cd to 1cst1f\ aboUl ttrc murder <•I thcatncal produce r Ro) Radin ·
Evans. the former head of production 01 PJramount Pactur~. "uonl) ont·
of the colorful witnesses "ho drew autho~ map11nc "raters and a cadrt• ot
cclcbnt) watcher to tht' counroom of Mu n1c-1pal Judge Patti Jo M cKa~ on
opening da) of a prehm1naf) hcanni last "cd
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'Mini-tornado' causes. damage lnReno
RENO. Nev. -What was rcfcrrt'd 10 as a "manHornado" b) authont1c'
caused extensive damagt' to a commcrraal area hcrr turda) ancmoon.
Al least one inJury was reported Authon11cssa1d at anvohed a pc"°n "hu
was ~it by Oyina debris about t>11ht blocks away and taken to a local ho\pat31
with major cuts.
Jim Fischer, a Nauonat Weatht>r Service mrtrorolog.ist sn ad an intcn"'
dust devil orwhirlwindapparcntl) cnui.cd the damftgc o\er the two.-block area
Tornadoes art extremely rare in Nevada. ht' said
Ship traffic monitoring described
ANCHORAOE, Alaska -A new radar'>' tcm 1n talltd in 19 4 IN the
Coast Guard to stop plottina h1p movemt>nt~ in the area wht>rc the tan~tr
Exxon VakSe-1 ran aaround a Coast uard commander tesuftrd , hirda).
But Cmdr. Steven MCCall told federal lft\-Cstapton that the (haoac and 11
miuction in staff three yean later did not compromiK tanker safety
McCalJ. the Coast Guard commander 1n Valdez te-st1ficd on the fifth and
final day of a Nat1onal Tran portat1on Board hcan!lJ on the March :?.a
accident. "h1ch p1lkd nearly 11 malhon pllons of 011 into Prince Wilham Sound .
. Marcos stlll In very crltlcal condition
HONOLULU -Former f>tuhpp1nes Pttsident FeTd1naod Marco
remained 1.n very mtical conchtlon Saturda) a he dnf\cd an and out or
consciousness from a vancty of senous ailment • a h~p111l 1dm11mtnuorsa1d
Marcos, 71, is sufTcnna from kidney and heart !Aalurc pncumonta and bacterial infection.. •
.. Marcos' ph)'Slcian1 lndac:atcd he 1 continu1na 10 rall) " uad Euacnc
Tiwanak. assistant ldmini1trator at t Francis Mt'diait Ctnt~r an a bndina
Saturda)1. "The doctors stress, howcvt'r. that has e<>nd1t1on remains "c"'
crittcel and lbc Pl'Oln<>S•• ii poor... ., . .
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Afmy seals off Beijing; masses cha,lenge martial 'law .
IEJJINO (AP) -Soadien tet up roedbloctJ to cue troopS moved aa. ~enter and moved into its train aatioG, but Students and their supporttn in the square earty
b of tboUMedt of ttudeata defied martial law and today nwnbeftd about 200,000. Protesu sinoc the hunaer
mn1iMd in Tilunmn Square delpite fean of an army l1ri.ke beiaft have drawn hundreds of thousands..
etadulowit. The hunecr stnken initially demanded a dialotue
pro.democ:ncy •monttn1tions alto ~ with the aovemment on rd'orm, to be broadcut live, and an erveral other cities. In $hlalhai, more than an apol<>sy for an anitiaJ off'acial declaration that the
,000 ocoolc rallied on tbe •terfroatoftbe i!U&DIPU student democracy movtment was a plot apinst the River aDd 200,000 more ptheftd in the city's People's pany.
Square. But after Premier l.J Pena declan:d martial law in
Tbc only violence ~rted was a clash between parts orthc capital Saturday to put an end to the protests,
armed Police and students in weltem Beijina on Saturday most students and their supponers demanded La resign.
· in which ltudents 111id the)' were anacked with electric The army's move today apparently was aimed at
cattle prodL On~ student mjured in the attack said 4S stoppina the flow of tens of thousands of people to the
lludeats were bolot&alized. · capital to join the protests. Citi~ens blockaded the station
Thethou11nd1ofstudents1tqingaweck-oldbunaer by parking coal trucks across the road and hundreds of
strike in the l <>0-acre Ttananmeo Sq'\'re ended their fast students sat in front or it as a fun her barrier.
J 2 mdes from the aty center, said a Chinese iourcc who
spoke on condition ohnonymity.
The source said 60,000 IQ 70,000 troops moved into
the city center by subway today and followed coonectana
tunnels to the walled palace, tbe history museum and the
Great liall or 1he People on three tde of Tiananmen
Square. The subway was clo~ to rqular traffic as of
noon Saturday.
There was no outward S•JD of the reported Jroop
presence 10 t.he cn y center a.nd 1t could not be confirmed.
lhs1de Ttananmen Square, the un rose today oo a
triumphant but weary and bedraggled crowd of at least
200,000 students, medical workers and ordinary cuizens.
The students spent the nigh! sittina tn rows with puze
wound around their mouths and noses for protection
ap.1nst a po sible tear gas attack. ·
Around the square and oo roads throughout the cit).
citizens barricaded the way with buses. trucks and
anyth1n1avatlable. Thousand also1urroundcd1&0k.aud
trucks filled with soldiers at several points io the subu""'-•
1mmob1lmn1 them.
.. The people arc Strona." an elderly woman m-.' el1d
as the Iona night ended peacefuJtY. .
But r.oon aner, live army helicoplerl sWOC>Ped twace
over the square as they dad repea&cdly Sanaday,
rcm1ndin1 the protesten the standolTwu not over. The.
students waved and cheered defiantly.
..The danacr is not over," said a medical studeatwho
was help1n1 oarc for about 31000 otthc students who were
weakened by the hunacr stnke.
Student leaders had said over a loudspeaker Saturday
night that the pn>testers hould not resist 1f the army
came.
"Our pnncaple as peaceful non-resistance," they wd.
Early today1 the student leaders held lenK'hY. priva Saturday, 11yin1 they needed to repan their strtngth in The army set.up roadblocks around t~e capital about
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Opposition
leaders defy
Noriega' s order
PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) -
The three top oppos111on leaders
defied a ban on rallies and marched
throu&}l the streets on Saturday, their
first public appearance SJnce they
wcreatt8':kedandbeaten IOday1110.
Presidential cand.Jdate Guillermo
Enda.ra and vice presidential can-
didates Ricardo Anas Calderon and
Guillermo Ford were assaulted by
paramilitary forces supponang Gen.
Manuel Antonio Noncp on May 10.
That was the day the government,
controlled by Norieaa. the Defense
forcet chief, annulled the May 7
cJcction.
Independent observers say the
opp()l.ition candidates were leading
the Norieaa-packed aovernment can-
didates io the national election when
Noriep's troopers seized election
ballots.
The aovemment on Saturday
prohibited "marches, meetanp, pub-
lic demonstrations or caravans of
vehicles" by any political orpniu-
laon until at least June S.
"The proh1b1tJon does not have
any mcanina to us," Endara said as he .. (1 •
wended throuah an outdoor market
on thi•capital'scastem outltn .
stopwasoncorsax made bya caravan
of about 20 vehiclt:s.
The motorcade briefly blocked
traffic on some major arteries leading
into the capital. Pohce .watched but
t00k no acuon.
2 Picasso works
stolen from gallery
RIO DE JANEIRO , Braz.ii (AP)-
Thieves stole two Picasso works
valued at more than s1 po,ooo from
an art aallery 10 Sao Paulo. at was
reported Saturday.
Horacao Penteado. director of the
Aisoaauon of Fncnds of ~odcm
An, said an ctch1n1 and a ceramic
figure were stolen early Friday from
the downtown pJlery and he valued
each at more than SS0.000.
''There were no signs of forced
entry," he said. "Obviously someone
wlfO had previous acce s to the pllcry
d1d thejOb."
Panteado 1dcnuficd the missan&
objects as the etchang "Goat's Head
on a Table'' and the ceramic figure
"The Dove."
Korean riot police
break up protest s
EOUL. South Korea (AP)-Riot
police broke UJ> p~tests and arrested
more than 1,000 people Saturday
after the 10,·emment deployed
17,000 troopen to block a rally by
dmidcnts calhna for the fall of the
ptttidtnt.
Thousands of not troopcn in
rombet fatiaues and black helmets noockd central Seoul conducttn&
street checks for radical upponers
~ 1uardin11tey 10,rmment build·
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Uradu:it1on cand1dat<>S at C'altfomra
State nl\Cn.tt) Dominguc1 Hill\
include: Comedian Gilda Radner dies of cancer
Gorolll del Mar -Janet Fossum.
Costa Mesa -E'el)n Horansk}
Brett Tallman Judith Moore. Paul
Victor and Kenneth ha"
Fount~ln Valley -Robert Hoida.
Grcgol) Watson and Fatmc ~aficd·
dine.
HuUagton Beach -Belinda Pen1-
che, ~crl) Stale)., K1mhcrlcy Bani,
Sue Engelstad. M1chal·I . Bodkin.
Michael R1chardi.on. Helen Eitel).
Ke\ln Hunt. Susan Deaton. Wilham
Lewi~. Grant Ta} 101. Nrcok Baker.
Anita Re)'e~. Ann A.co'ita and Gerald
Wombold
Irvine -~1anam Tala1 Jamie I '
Varsha Pand~ a'. Hamid 811.·dgol).
Walid Ghan rm . Da' rd \.\ 1ng. Jonn
Mqer, Dl·nn1 ~ Rmh Jnd Karen
Catab11an.
New rt Beach -Jnn<llhan Lu· " . • · ng 1 at·wou e\en clp yo u get
Aykroy d sa1.d throu gh thro ugh a performance rf you were spokeswoman. "M> thoughts arc dov.n ..
with Gene and her fam1l) .. As nasal TV nev.s commentator
Word of Miss Radner''i death . Roseanne Roseannadana her catch·
.. stunned .. everyone on the set of phrase was "It's always something"
"Safurday Night L111e" and the -wl'uch became the 111le of a book
night's show\\<ould pay tribute to her she wrote deta1 hng her fi ght v.1th
executive producer Lorne Michaels cancer · ·
said at NBCs headquarteri. m New She ·also created Baba Wav.a a
Yor'k City. spoof of news 1nter ... 1~~er Barbara
"She was JUSt incred1bl> funn ) Walters. and nerd) \een-agcr La!hl
And she was very warm. vet) gen-Lupntr and l mal) Latella who de·
erous and had this remarkable spint tnered m1sgu1dcd news optnion
and l thank tlat is v.hat people pieces punc1 uatcd b) the phra">C
responded to." Michaels said "Ne ... er mind "
The treatmentsaf\er Miss Radner''i The show brought her an I:mm)
diagnosis sent .the disease into 1em-· Awa rd for outstanding performance
porary remission and the comedian by an actress 1n a va riety scnc'i
told a Life mapz1nc inter\ rev.er in In add111on.to Walder. 53. sun 1,or\
1988 that "cancer 1s about the mo'it include her mother and brother-.
Giida Redner
Born on Jun~ts. t946.in Detroit. Mt s Radncr att ded the Lln1ver;1t)
of M 1Ch1gan an bepn her entertain·
ment carecrm t To.rontO Com pan)
of "vodspc1t:· t en b«amt• a mcm·
bCr of "Second Cit)." the 1mprov1..a·
llOnal JrOup that g.a\C SC\.Cral •• ';uur-
da~ Night" ~um lb.elf staru. .
V.h ile worlmg on ''Saturda) ...:aiht
Live." she aJso appeared on Broad·
wa} an. 1979 1n "Gilda L1 ... c " The
sflow was later produced as <1 movie
and then an album. "Ll'•C From 'Jcv.
York Gilda Radncr."
Former Sen . W~rren Magnuson, 84
Tlg
Tit Is • one-•nd·•·Mlf yeer
old D•lmatlan mix, who 11 •
gradu•t• of obedience
1cttool, 11 looklnt for • home.
She 11 housebroken, loves
chlldren and cats and ts •
tood W81Ch dog. Tlg II et the
O_r•nt• Coun'1 Human• So-
dety shelter.
SEATTLE (A P) -I ormcr ~t·n
Warren G. MaJnLlson. a quiet but
c;~11lcd coniress1onal dcnlmaker v. ho
v.on b1ll1ons of dollars of federal
largesse for hJ s con11111uents over 44
)Cars. died Saturda) morning at h1\
Seattle home. I le v.a\ 84
Magnuson died ofcong.es11 vC' hrart
fa1rure due 10 complicot1om from
d1abe lc . said Gretchen Bakam15 a
friend and fallul)' poke w-0man-:-
Dunng his more than fou r dccad s
End Probate
Worries. for
¥our Family
"'We set up a living trust and now our
children won't have to go through the time
in { ongn.''I\. Magnu!.on built a repu
tat ion as a potent >ct genial wheell'I
dealer who preferred to remain httk·
known, except b> the voten bal ~
home ~ho knew him as "Maggie. ·
"There arc ~howhorsc and thrn:
arc workhorses:· Maanu n once
said "The v.orkhorscs u$uall)' return
The sht>"'horscs run into lrouble •·
Magn uson wu elected 10 the
Hou5e or R~ntahws 1~:\ti
and \I.On the first of hai s1" S«-n.i1e
end expense we went through when we · .... ----T-~.-~'lr..-j1r+·~
bad to probate the dtate oC Bill' a parents.
When Bill's parentl paued away, they
had a houee and a couple of bank accounts.
Because they only had a will, the estate had
to go through probate. Everything was 80
difficult and time con.euminf. The probate
took over a year and coat thousand• of dol-
lars.
When we went to do OW' will, a friend
recommended an eetate plannin1 eeminer
preeented bJ Bezaire Law Office•. 1be at·
torney wu inierelting and very informa-
tive. There were ao many benefits we
weren't aware of. I'm atad we attended the
seminar becauee we round out that we -
could no& onl7 eave our children thouaarida
of dollara in •tate tuee and probate reea,
but al80 that we could eet up our •tate 80
that catutrophic medical care C011ta would
not talra all our ...ta awa1.
When it COIDM time Cor OW' childnn to
handle _. M&ate, ... rythins will bi in or·
cler b U.m. We don't want our chll•ren
to ..... &he pain we aufTeNd whm our
.,.,.._,. 11ilaway.
&wm thoulh our childrea haw r••n
up.• llill tab U.. ..... emw ol U...
FRBB SRMJNAR DATPS:
RcsenadoDI arc DOC neccuuy
IO plcMc come early.
'
1ermi. in I 944 He ro..c to d1J1r·
man-.h1p of the .\ppropna11on!'I C om·
m111ce before being dcfcJtcd b~
Republican ~IJde (1onon 1n 1980 -
hi\ on l ~ rlect1on to .. ..,
"He ..... ~l' ol the mo\I \l@n1til';mt
md1 .. 1duah 1h1., \late ha' c'l''
knuv.n "\31d (ill\ Hooth C1nrdner. a
fctlo"-r:>cmot:ral "He I'> an 1n1cgr.1I
part of the h1\ton of1h1'l \tatc t k ""'
v.dl lo' ea and .1J'>Pft'\ 1.1ted fl>r lm
contnbut1on ·•
Magnuson'\ rumpled aprx-aranu.'.
e .. c1 ·Pl'c~nt c1iar and c;onsunt malaprop1~m., behl·d h1'i reputation
as a con~ummatt' ~·natc in'l1der
••\\ e u..cd 10 .. 11 1n thc rtoal.:rooni
and 'moke c •aar and chat."
Ma1nu\On \31J during a 'I'll to
Wa h1n1ton D ( after lm rctm·
mcni. ''Jn m) d.l). a felln~ d1dn t
introdu(.c a bill ot maJor 1m ponnnle
\Ulhoul l~ ~ommin chairman ~
appro ... al."
.. OW e\CrythlOJ I\ v.111)-ntll)
Thcrt 1 n't the d1'1<:1phn~. there 1\n'1
the courtl'))' lhl·re wa\ when I v.a'
here."
MaJnuson p.l.a)cd pol er ..JP 1tu:
White llou Wllh Pre 1Jcnt\ r nink·
hn Koosc' cit and Harn 1 ruman
A lger Hiss's brother,
Donald dead at 82
I UllOU' '011110 0•~
Would you
t
ratberbe
good or lucky?
lma~ne you·are a millionaire. But you didri't amve al
that pan1cular tat1on in life the old-fashioned wa)' You
didn't earn It. ·
In fact, It was dumb luck. sheer chance. Imagine )Ou
played the tate lottery and your number came up, actually all
six came up.
You won the Lotto. Pretend you just won California'
second-h11hes1 payoff,
$2 l.3 million. For the next
20 years, your "quick pick"
entitles you to annual t><tY·
ments of almost SJ million.
Whal would you do?
Of course, you would
accept the money. Even
1magjnauon won't allow
you to turn down the pnLe. e re talion~ a
. But would you.feel good about it?
, . You have been taught your whole life that hard work is
rewarded. Work hard1 get ahead. They don't hand out ~i lver
stars for simply' showing up. If you work ovenimc. 1hcy pay
you extra. Ooacons1stentlygoodjob. and the)' give )Ou a raise
and·a promouon. ff you work hard and pla y by the rule~. you
can be president, if not Qfthe countr.y then at leas! president of
the company.
Now all of a sodden, the rule~ are different No kill.
planning nor intelligence wa~ 1n' olvcd. Your 1dcnt1ty JUSt
changed to "lottery Winner."
You didn't work for lhe $21 m11l1on. In fac1 . )'OU d'dn't
even select the winnmg six numbers. You let the comput<.'r
pick them for you. There is absolutely no reason vou should be so well off and the guy standing behind you at. the 7-Eleven
stall can't pay the rent. ·
Would you feel guilty'?
0
Allcnt1on all billboard watchers
OK, so I am amon the few oddballs who called the ~-..,...-Tzt,'JE'K~';i"n•e~um ron t e o nn1e a er 1 ar . u1 t) ac;
charged. · -
Bu! another one out there has me equall y cur:1ous.
This one boasts no prelly girls in brilliant blue bathing
sulls,ju~t black'typc on a white background.
"Bel Air 1915," it says simply. ·
I spotted another with the same wording but a different
date. "Bel Air 1914." 1t reads.
I haven't a clue. An)onc have any ideas on what 11 1s all
af>out?
' 0 Miss Ruth Frankel of Ncwpon Beach wrote to take
umbrage a1 last wcek'sexpress1on of concern for 1he m1w!>C of
the EncJish language. Evidently, Frankel doesn't think "-C nut
our sinccrit)' where arc dictionaries ought to be
"If )'OU, and the Pilot staff. trul) reg.ard the Englt h
language as endangered. ho~ do you JUStif)' thl! con 1on1
sub muuon of the colloquial "gonna" in C\CI") in tance 1n
)our paper. instead of the perfect!> good Eng.l1sh phrase
"goin& to"'>
Frankel 1s, of course. correct. "(1oing to .. 1~ prckm:d
usage. However, I didn't recall the Pilot's continual use of the
COl1oqu1al. J'm go1n_g tO ha\.e tO look tnlO It
Jn any case. "gonna" has gotta go
0
4.nothcr leucr \Hiler rcspondi ng to tile item, o n "stortf)"
pointed out 1he headline "Ston.ficat1on ohfus<.'ate., the
mcs~age·: al o rnnfuscs the reader.
• "So how do you exi>ect us simple foll. to ii.no"' "hat '<lll
mean?" the writer a~kcd before 'ihanng her pct JX'C' l'
The letter wmer. after having med and gro"'n 11rt·d of
sonrng through the now-popular term .. proaCU\c·· and the
out-<>f-fa.,,or ''reactive" '-"Ondercd what ever happened tOJU'lt
pl1un action'>" · .
Cozninents welcoine
'fhl" Dail> Piiot "l"lrnmcs )Our op1n1ons on matter\ ol puoh~
1ntcrl"st
l.tttl"" and longl"r an.ck~ ol commen111) must be !>tJned f hl''
\hould be t)pcd ur dcarh \Hllh;n and nt to Lr 11 (R\ to the
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Sunday. May 21. 1989 A 7
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Today ts Sunday, May2l the 14ltt
day or 1989. The~.,. 214 days left in
the year.
Today's hiabliaht 1n tti1tory:
On May 21, 1927, Charles A.
Llndberah landed bis --Spirit of St.
Lou11'' ocar Parts, completina the
fiM solo 11rplane fli&ht acrott lhe
Atlantic Ocean. Lindbcrw,h covered a
distance of more than 3.~ miles in
33Yi houn.
On this date:
In 1919, a proposed federal amend-
ment to Jive women the naht to vote
passed the U.S. House ofRepresena-
t1ves by a vote of 304 to 89.
In 1948. 1n a message to Conareu.
President Harry Truman urged state-
hood for Alaska
In 1956, the United States Cll·
plodcd the first airborne hydrO&CO
bomb OH'r B1luni Atoll in the Pacific.
In 1985. Patu Frustaet of R1ver-
s1de, who was expccuna septuplcts.
save binh to SI~ ltve MbtCS. three Of
whom died 1n the followina weeks.
Ten years ago: FormeT San Fran-
cisco City Supervisor Dan White was
conv1Clcd 1n the shootina d-=aths of
Mayor George Moscone and Super-
visor Harvey Milk.
Today's birthdays: Novelist
Harold Robbins is 73. Actor Ray-
mond Burr is 72. By TH A,.ocl•,_,, Pren
-·oN·A typing editori~l,·s facts skewed
To the Editor
Your ed1tonal of May 8. "DNA t.)'Plng n~cd!>
more tests before accepted as proof,' contains a
number or errors. m1sconccpt1ons and outdated
informauon
Fact. DNA Rcstnet1on Fragment 'Length
Polymorph1\m (RFLP) typing has been accepted
in lOurts of all Che 27 S\,Jtcs wheTe in1roduc11on as
-.1nglc successful challenge The only dispute or any
note 15 whether lhl" probab1ht)' ora match IS Onl" In
m1ll1on\ or b1lhons
fat"t DNA Rf-LP 1yp1ng IS oyerwhelmingl)
supponcd by the academic as wtll as forensic
commun1t1es of sc1cnt1sts. Molecular biologist~
and gcnc11c1s1\ from numcrou\ un1.,.cr'S1ttcs includ-
1nl MIT. Yale and t.:C Bcrkclc' and a rcpresenia·
ti.,.es from a Nohel Pr11e w1nnc·r', lahoratory h:l\c
1e'1t1ficd in HS \upport Profe'lsur<o fhompson and
Dr arc two of onl y a handful of inc.JI\ 1dual\ "ho
ha'e voiced oppos111on
f-all [)"' \ RFI P t)ping ha'> aln."all) unc.Jn
gone ngorou and rt!ahsrn. te'illng thcll 1ndudl'd
C\pos1ng blood and other ll\'>ucc. 10 a ""'tdc \anct)
of both ordinar) ;ind extreme t nm<" 'iCcnc
cond1t1ons 1ndud1ng corros1,c chemical and hot-
house cn"ironmcnt'> The re uhs of tv.o \Ca~ ol
1ndcpc:ndcn1 IC\t\ 1n three laboratoncs ha"c
demonstrated 1ha1 the ON-\ t) pe 1s not chanacd
Dcgrada11on ol 1h·e \ample" rc .. ult onl) 1n Im\ of
t)pab1ht) fhesc \tud1cs confirm both tM<>rct1cal
prcd1c11on and )t'a~ of c\penenet' in handhna
D"I<\ in molecular b1olog) and t11ochcm1\lf')
labor.itones around the v.orld
F:ict [)~A RFL P t)pang ,., not "skewed' b)
bacterial c;ontaminauon Expc:nmcnt~ performed
at the fBI Re-.earch and Trair11ng Fac1ht~ with
dcl1\xratt' g.ros~ contamina11on of ..ample' h' tht.·
kinds and 4u.1111111c'\ of hactt·ri..i fou nd 1n dl'u>m
J)0'\1ng llSSUC5 (a lar•\\O~ 'illU31HlO th.in OHUr\
w11h stain ) demonstrated only a los, oftyP3b1h1'.
and not a change 1n type.
Fact· ONA typing 1s '1rtuaWy 1mmunl" to fal'IC
pos111.,.es. where an innocent person would bl'
matched with evidence from a cnme. Bactennl
contamination 1s rcadil} detected Dqradallon of
1hc !klmph~ or improper samplc1 proce-ss1ng "ill
result in lo\!. of t}pah1h1 y or at ~o~ a fal'><'
oclu ion whcrl' the cnmanal 1s thou t not to
ma c c C\I eme n ya samp c mix-up ' an anal~.,, rnn > 1cld a false pos1tl\ l".
fall In the notonous Britt h Narborough
Village\ murders the blood tandard from the
murdcrl·r among sc"cral thousand o tllcr tandard
wa\ t0rrct'tl ) matched with the crime evidence r au 1n the almos1 I 50 bhnd-tnal tests
performed to date by the only 1wo pm all"
lahoratune\ doing forcn It.. ca~ work using R rLP
1hcre has been no failure of the DN.\.RFLP t:.p1n1'
itself The only instance o f an incorrcll rc~ult "'· s
Jue to a human error. namcl) adding a portion ol
one \ample to a tube containing another 'lllmplc:
Th1\ fai lure of one laboratol) 's \ample handling
systtm occurred 0'11Cr one )Car .\go lh t la.born·
tory 's sy\lcm has been mod1fitd to Prt'' cnt that
lmd or error from e\'Cr happening again.
facr fhc 150 hhnd·tnal sampks con 1<,ted ot
rdhst1c blood and sc~ual assault mAltna!s up to 15
)Cars old On a vanely ormatcnals. tnclud1n1cloth
and d1ny eatptt, and t''.\posurc to heat ~•I and
unhght The nm1on thllt D'IA RFL P t~rnng ha.,
not been adequatl"I)' 1e Ced "11h real ~orld l\fll'
samples 1 rubbish
FaCl The Oran&l" Count)' lihenfl"s r ort·n<;1l
Science rv1cn ts perfecth aw.are of1hc "'"4iult\ of
these proficiency rt'sults ~lnll" our stall Cldmm"·
tcrcd the tc~1s and collated-and rtportcd thr rt''>ult'
for the Cal1forn1a Associa11on of < nnw I nh
D1 rellor Our( h1clC raminall\t l\1 nrg.ire1 i...uo "
.i mcmh~:r ol tht' \mencan \o,1ct\ 11fC rime I .1h
D1rccl0r\0 1 \SC l [)) co01m11tt't' \.l.orktn(l 1111
method standards and qual11y control and is 1n
regular contact ~1th other labonuoncs in this
country and othen. concerning the latest develop-
ments 1n DNA trpina. Jrthert were a problem.~ ~ould know about 1t
Fact. Thl" Orange Count> hcrifrs cnmc
laboratory will not bcgrn ca~"'ork until 1t has 1n
place 8 quaht}'·•USUl"lnCC tOJTlm, Wh1cb not only
those of the lntcmauonal Society for Forensic
tt emoaenet1c and the Amencan Associauon of
Blood Ban._s N-Or will v..e bc&Jn proces ina
casework before our laboratory 1s properly l"qui~d and staff carefully trained. lrcady, two
of our forensic ~·e~ve been trainina for a
)car nnd a half. In add111on to graduate and
undergraduate course an molecular b10IOI)' at a
lornl unaverstt), they havl" also completed month·
long on \tle tram1ni programs near New York Ctly
and at the FBI Re arch and Tnun1ng Fac1hty near
Wa~h1n1ton. D C The> are cumntly 1n a si,.
month full·t1mc 1n·houSt tra1n10&-wh1l"h will
mdude Cl>tens1\t' proticicnc~ testing b> the FBI.
I .-alt. lhc bcsl ~ay to ~-.urc a h1.gh-qual1ty
v.ork product is to provide the laboratory with
proper cqu1pmcn1, fac11at1cs ind taffing. For that
purpose, the hen fl'• Ad' 1sory Counc1l 1s accept-
ing 'ta\-dcduct1blc donation~ to cnsurc Oranac
Count') rccc1' the most accurate and state-of·
the-an scrv1 t'
• Ir an)one has an... Question conccmina
'°)hentT Brad v.atcs' cfTom to bnna 0" A. t) pina 10
Oranie ( ounl) or ~•shes to makt." a contnbu11on. pica~ conta<.1 the laboralor\ a1 647-7 0 or
J, ISOI') Council D'l .\ C"ommttt("(' chairman .\I
( o'!l<'ntlno tlt SJ 1-~"~fl
I .\RRY RAC1Ll
D11"e(;tOr
f-Ol't'O'>IC S<,·1cn~ c;cr\'l('e ..
Count) ')hcrtfl"\ Dcpanmenl
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Orange County ignores San Onofre dan~er
To the Editor
If I had no1 bl"cn 1n San 01ego on \la\ I~. I
~ould not ha'e read the lronl page to\craac 1n
their local ncw<;p.lpcr<. on the San Onofre 'uclear
Po"cr Pl.int I"""" d1..appo1nted to find nu Oranttl'
( ount) Ol"W!.p..aperco\eragl" on tht' dela' '" 'ioh 1ng \afet~ problems proposed b) the-federal gu,em·
mcnt and thr local u11ht1es \pparenth the
Nucknr RqulatoT) < ommrss1on •~ nbc{ut to ·
permit start up ol \.ln Onofre' l n11 I rc.'."3\ 1<1r
de~plte dJlm.iae to the thermal 'htcld support'
Southern (alilorn1a ldl\on plan\ 10 rt"'itan th<'
rcauor and dt'la" rcp.ttr\ tu crac ked hnh' in
~upport' for 11 1 \Cl~
l:Soll 1n two ot 1he '" ~upport block' "<:rt•
found dcfcu1ve an l'oo,l"mlx'r and '-R< .,lotff
su pccts other\ art' damaged The co\l ofrcpn1 ~"
csllmatcd ul SIO.to-$1 5 million and could t.1ll'
lhe-tO·'\C\Cn monlh'I 10 complete
( ongtC\\0181\ Jtrn Bates or \.ln D1cau ,l\~\·d
the NRC to hold a pubht hcann3 lx'fort' pernu111n¥
the ut1ht) to rMtan the generator hut thr "IH
propose to re,lart the reauor and hold thC' hl"a nng
Inter .
NRC ~1rman Lando 7..ech ~ unabk Lu
an\werquc\ttOn\ b(fof"l' a HouM" 'IU!x"omm111ec on
D Onofrc's ufct) problcm'I when Congre-.sman
Bate asked.
• bout tt<1tar11nt nit I w1tl\out lir\t
rql<.11r1ng the holt'
• \\ h' tht" plnn1 h.u hecn operating undt·1 ,,
pm' 1c.1onal hten'>c
• Wh\ repair\ rccommt•nded Jtkr 1hc I hrt-c
\11lc l\land at<1dcnt rt'ma1n undone'
• ".,, C'\8lUJlton f'l.tll\ ha\C l)('\l'I t"t"ell
( c 1m plt•tcd
I applaud the \.&n Dtt' u area lOngrt·"mc·n
n 01l",o·., maH1r and C1t\ ( ounc1l and
C:Xt"J ns1de'\ C •I\ < ounnl for scd.1ng tu hnlt
c urrt n\ \l,\rt up ot the rc.H wr Ho"C' t•t I am
una\\;Ht' uf an)-< >ranllt' < ·ount\ Jrl'a con~f'C''i\man.
cuunl\ \Upt•f\.t \01 !If UI\ COU Oltl that hac. rCJl ll'tl
tu plan\ to re..ian the dd«ll'C ttenerator
'-earl) soo.c.o Orangt• C ount) rt''1dcnt' II\ c
"•thin \an Onofre·, cmmcnn wnc. )Ct no lo<.al
a1.t1on ha~ ~C'n la~cn to pt<.>tn I lhetr wel~n.•
Ten Orange< ount) tnmrnutHtt~ art w11h1n I~ m 1lc'I ot' \an· Onofre wh1 k onl~ four San D1q1.1•
commun111c'I arc within that ..aml" ranJC' \'ct 1hr
onl) rc\ponsc "' from <;an Diego offirn1l'I r hl'
Oranae founl) -,upc"' 1,0~ meet about 20 nllk'
from 5an 01loff'( '4 h1lc thC' ~n Dll"iO 11~ ( uunul
meet\ 1 a J1 1anu." tw1t.e that far, )Ct 11 " \,1n
D1<"ao·s coune1l 1h 1 has rcacted
\'i a matter of fact. all ofOTan_gl" ount!"flr11'
in a rana<" clo\tr to \an Onofrt' than th<' downtn" n
\Jn D1eao
I urae all Oran ·ount~ re dent 10 II or
"me their cuunt\ suPt"r1>1 r. con~<;man. na·
tor the IOH'mor ulh<"rn < ahfom1a Ed1$0n n
D1cao va Electric thl" l'IJuclcar Rcgulaton-
< omm1 io n and th<' 'lt:llc ftlulaton agency.
I ask all Orange Count' elected officials to rt"Qu~I that the "IRC hold 1 pubhc heanng ht-fore
pcrm1t11n1 ~n Onorrt' to restart that ienerator I
urgt.· all Oranal" C"ount) art'a m('(i1a to wn1l" or
hr •.tdcar,1 ed11onal., v..1th thl" same reque<1t.
C onve man Bat"' \a\ Southl"m Cahfom1a
FJ 1son ma> be-dc."ll)IOJ repair-. for finan al
reawns Should a S 10 to SIS mil hon dollar rcpa1r
co t !.land in the "a~ o f the welfare of 500.000
Oran&l" ( t\Unl\ rc\ldcn1<' Is not a fi"c-to-se.,.en
mun1h dC'l.n lo perform proPt"r ..afcty rcpaJrs
\\Onh II~
Thl" "'flt( told ( ongrcs man Bate . th:u 1t
propo!ICd l't'\ta1llnl$ the reactor first land then
holdtn& n puhh( hcanng since 0 lf there ·~ an)
problem "'t \.·;;in alwa) shut down the plant." Tlult
1s ca,., for them 10 \41) th<'y arc 1n Wa h1ngton. nc
Is 1t not better to keep the olant shut down to
turrcct Lhc pruhlcms. than to have the problem
hut do~n Lhc plant" Wt do not need a Thre~ Mile
hlanJi in our bld..)anl. We mus• all a~ 10-
U\urt a puhl1\ hc:mni 1 held pnor to the r~t n of
Unit I at \.in Onufre
Ell \FFAH
Laauna 11ucl
Wbat do yoa think a boat plan• to de•elop more oll-clrlllllli platform• off the Souther n Cillfomla·coa•t?
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' SUNDAY, MAY 21 , 1989
UCI tennis team
survives scare
The Daly Plot
ATHENS, Ga. -The UCJ mm's
tennas team slapped by dcterin1oed
Uoivenat)'. of S&n Dies<> Saturday
and now faces Gcof'lia today in the
quarterli..U or the lOSth ·annual
NCAA Cbampaonsrur .... The Antcatcn, ra~o. 3 in the
nation, claimed doubles wins by
Mike Brias 1n4 Trevor Kronemann
and Mark K.&p&an aod Richard
Lubner 10 top the T oreros. S-3. UCJ is
now 2U in duals and San Diqo,
ranked 16th in the nataon. is 2 S-7.
.The teams were tied at 3-3 after
sinaJes. USO freshman Jose Lui•
Noriep upsel UCl's Matk Kaplan,
6-4, 6-2. at No. I SJnaJes. The loss was
only the second an the tut JO matchet
for Kaplan. ·
UCI picked up sanaJcs wins from
Kronemann at No. 21 ~rius at No. 3
and Sbi&e KanroJi at No. S.
Kronernann; 31-14, bas won has last
12 ma<ches, while Brigs improved to
27-11 and Kanroj1 to 24-1 S
f l t t -\\0111 \U\ll 11,\I '
EdMshocks Mira Cnsta
8y HOWAIO L HANDY
DlllW,... c. .........
Wmnina has been a way oflife with
the Corona dcl Mar H1&h Sea Kmp
th1s 1ehool year.
f1nt it was a CIF champ1onsh1p in
football and then a CIFfinals berth in
bas.ke,ball
With playcn from both of these
teams in tow, Coach Charlie Brande
molded a third CIF title in volkyball
H bis Sea KJnp upset No. I leedcd and prevtously ulfdcfeated Mara
Costa Hiah, 16-18, IS-1"2. ls-6, lS-8,
Saturday n.Pt at Manna Hiah before
a capacity crowd.
Brande bamsclfalso holds a former
CIF title 1n hu ponfolio. His 1980
Newport Harbor Hiah squad cap-
tured the C IF crown in volleyball
The Sea KJnas battled the h!Jhly reprded Ocean Leaaue champions
on even terms throupout the fint
pine before Josani. 16-18, by 1Jvan1
up the final three points aner ta.kins a·
16-JS edac.
That was the last time the Mus-ta.nas ~re 1n control of the match as
the Sea IGnp blocked and pa sed
with a ptccasion that typifies a
Brandc-<:oacbed team.
"We focused on our blockina after
the first eme, .. Brande said after lbe
match. ·we paned most of our
points block101 after we fllUJ'Cd out
how they pla)ed and how to beat
them. · .. Jason Perkins and Chns Phha
really turned at ofl Wt-pus! the
middle and that opened u the
outside for us. The key s in
watchina their setter.
"As f satd before, tbas team re-
minds me a lot' of the 1980 Newport team. they arc all a bunch of
overachieven and most of them arc
.eniors.
"All of them are multi-sport par-
ticipants -Ty Pri e played on the
football team and Matt Herrinaion, ~•tt Cwiertnaa and Chns Phha
started in basketball. They've arown
op t<>acthcr and work fine as a unit."
The Sea Kinas were bebind much
of the first game, hoJdln& bnefleads at
S-3 and 7-S before the Mustangs ran
off five points to make it IG-7. CdM
battled back to lead. 13-12. then was
in fro~t1 l 4-13, l S-14 and 16-1 S,
before Mira Costa registered the fina.I
three points. .
Brande plhcrcd his players in a
huddle at one end of the court while
Mira Cotta betted balls acros' \he net
and the results wer obvious after th.at.
In the second game, the Mustarias
started fast to lead 3-0 on their first
servJcc but once th~ Sea Kinp took
the lead at S'4. they never looked
back, althouah Mara Costa tied it at 12
only to have Pliha ana Perkins block
I
shou lor the fina.I two points and the
pme victory. This evened the match
at a·pme apiece.
The third pme was no contest after
the ICOre WIS tied It 2. CdM ran off'
the next seven points and won 101na
away by a nine point marJan, l S-6.
In the fourth pme, Mira Costa
apin had a run of four straiaht points
10 lead, 4-l, before Cdm put ~ix
oonsecuuve points on the board to
lead, 8-S. The Sea Klnp then moved
10 front qain aner the Mustanas tied
the count at 8. This time, they took
the lead to stay with Chad Steclberg
and Ph ha put tins the 'final point away
on a dual block at midcourt to bnng a
loud and Wlld ovation from the
partisan capacity crowd.
Mira Costa Coach Mike Coolc was hl&h in hu praise of the CdM team.
"Thas 1s the best team we have played
this year. They cballenaed us with
f~leatelHCdM/aJ)
Slatter.y-Hastlogs
down teammates
Tt.Daly.-tot
SARATOGA -In an ~
Cout Colles doublet final. 1t wu the
team or Julee Slattery and Natalie
HastinJS which emcraed 11ate cham-
pion Saturday at the community
collcae women's state tennit cham-
pionsh1ps at West VaHey Cola..
The Pirates secured the team utle
by finashina with I 0 po1nt1, while
Golden West and Modesto hared
runner-up honors with five.
Slattcry-Hastmp downed Monica
Mclin ind Donna Ewina. 7·'· 6-2, lo
claim' the title. •
Lynn Hen_dcoon of Modesto
ousted Slatlery in the sin&Jcs scm•-
finals. 6-2, 6-2.
In the men's compet1tJon:
• OranJt Coast's Eric Rebitzer was
defeated in his semifinal match by
eventual sinaJes champion Ed Per-
eanno of Saadlcbac"1 6-3, 6-4. Pet--
eanno wenton to claim thetallewitha
7-6, 6-1 decision Q.ver Santa Barf>era's
Billy Miller.
Amy Robles (left) and Laura Peck turn the 1 ,600 for Woodbridge; Edlson·s Shelley Taylor doubled; Leslee Brlg·gs puts 41 feet.
!
Taylor doubles;··HerndQn wins; \XI arriors repeat
Edison's
frosh wins
800, 1,600
~inning t"o e"enl\ in 1hc ~.\ final~.
Ta)lor 1s rup1dl) makin& a name for hc~lf tn wtc 1r.u.k circles
"I'm sull a nobod} 10 me," Taylor
assures .. , don't get big hC'aded
bccau~ II'\ nor a b1a deal It's a b11
deal to do m>. best"
ottuna fa).Jor docs surpmt•,
[d1son dmanct coach tan tauble
ly JON RWGUSON who also handles the cro countr.
°'-~,.....,. . proaram. Thcy'\c been ~orking
NORWALK -Edison H1ih' t()JC1her 'ltnCe cros\ country ~a\t>n
hcUcy Ta)'lor an 1\l he's '''" JU\\ when Ta) lor took up d1 tant~ run·
ha' ans fun. Ju t 1\ thc key. word hen· nana. he prderrcd -.pnnh from the'
' turday at Ccrr1toJ Colleae. the 1itth ar:uk up to that p01nt,
freshman d1 tan e runner took first "I &old )OU she"'*' a in& totto 11."
place an the 800 and 1.600 or the CIF Sauble said ... ,.,e coached 1h1' a1rl
4-A Track and ftcld-linal • • for 10 month . I know v.-hat 5he can
''I'm the rtnoit '""~ricnccd run-do. You ain't stt1n1 noth1n1 )Ct "
ner out ther~ ... fa)'lor $81d. "h wa Wh1k Ta)'lorsa1d shtfeds nenous
the me m-cros coumf). lkfo~ my bc:fort the b11 tl<"CS, 1t' taublc who
flnt b&& race. I v.u ju t a nohod) 1d ht feel the pres ure
hav1n1 fuo. For me. tt' for fun and "The pn.•\surc i~on me:· \lubk
evcr)6od) el as out there for 1 1J. "She enJO)\ 1t I tell her what to
~holar hap do to v.arm up. and he aocs out there
-"t J"' t v.ant \O do my best Other and rum ...
coachc P) \Ou ha"e to Jo th" or h's tM perfect runner< h tdA·
ha\c to <Jo wt .. tion1t\ip, accord1na to t:d•'°n a1rl\
Other area athletes quaHf)IJ\I for head c~ch Doua Smith.
theMa.acr'sMtttoutofthc4·A final " ht' "cry coa\;habk," \m11h
wcrt Eda ton's Dout • tchol\ (weond $lad "WMn W\ tells her what to do.
bnt IOO cunt). OOu1 Thunton bhot she uncknuinds why, and 1 1n-eu1> and ~ 8ra1P (thol J)\Jt). tclltamt enouah 10 arup 'Whit ht'\
<>Can Vlt'#' MaK ~oaten (k>na N~•na to her.
Jum9). Jn·anc's Sean Ropn (p0k 'At her aat. it's JU t 1nopcnen'c
v1ull) and Bev Odtn (shot pul), arid tbat v.1U -If an)tl'lans-ill -JCt her
the £dat0ft bo)t l,600-mt'tcr rttl> into trouble. ht takei noth1na for
ldm ol Km.ii Ano. Mau Hart, 0.\C lf'lnleel and has touil conftdc.'n« an
BUef Md fl{1d9ol,, 511.n. which mUa for I p>d ((_1'l(h·
After laisbi• ciahtb in 1ht Sia~ athlete iwladonslup "
aOll aM1a11Y "*' .... tkll and ,..,_ .. ._A/aJt
Mllwauk~~'s Surhoff lowers
boOm on Harv~y, Angels, 5-3
,,_,.. .... d .......
Lavelle second;
Uni pole vaulter
earns 3-A title
entire!) rhnllcd w11h his rJ e.
"I thou,h1 I had to take at ouL" said
l.a\dlc "l "l'nl when I thought I had
to nficr lhl' ftr.t lap. but I hould ha"C
been nbk iv maintain 1hc pace ..
U'-ellc fC'll hJck to fourth an tht'
third fap .tflcr a 1.09 I pac( and
:althouah he ralhcd to take W'\ond. did
not threaten the Bur~nk 11Mh
f-11,Coalh. 0111 ~umncr. wa unh.ip
P> wtth th4• fir\t lap P3lC' of hCi
ORW.\ll\.-[Jl.;ncllt'p'l'll3 W\.ond\. hut 1.u from unhJPP' "''"
ho1 turda) afternoon. but 1t "J'I c1th4•r ofh1\ runnl•r,
By "OGER CAffLSON
OfUwO~..._kel'I
one~ h"h lame up 'hon 1n h1'1 qul''\t "~mieonc .. -.hd mc "hen lhl· la\I
for a (II <.hamp10Mh1pm the metric tune unc S(hool h.ld t"n 4 15 m1k r'
m1lr here:' at tcmtos C'ollcgc in lhC' '· in thl' 'Wml' r.u.c .. \.ltd \umncr
track and field linJI\ 'Ja1urall) I "-UUld ha\e hKC'd 10
Burb.lnK· Todd l cwt'> hH-d up to ha\t' seen Cd "in 1t. bul at rot tou
e\pe<:ta11on and r~in .1wa w11h the tact1"al lk r.m J lantn tic l'all' but 11
1.600 title. then hoth l~\'tllc and wasn't h1sraH' I l~c he told me going
Lewis 1pp;Jrtn1I~ w11h 100 much out in b ".I" 11 Jol c ••
\pent. "crt' rolh lcf) 1n the field tn the Shr)Ol I. lin1\hcd an 4 IS. 6. and
3,200 in their allcmpt'l to double he. too. "·1' a hlllt' do"'n on h1m"1tlf
One Ora~l' Co.nt 1.\rea s1and1)Ut \\tlb founh pla c ahhuuah 11 "'a
lllmc thwu -l nh cl'\1t~ l11gh'<1 enough h) get him another ra~e on Jo~h Hern on 'lulled 14 feet to ~ncfa~ at the \1a ter's Meet here
~1hc.~t.lcandp1ncd.a.bcnlL "M) srraiq ~in'I too •• d
1n the: Ma ttr'\ 1C"Ct.. \ M~ll tu;ocl . "I got ausJlt ~hind m
I lcrndon. "'ho p.isscd l'llt1cc ncao-people and I "a..' do1na wm~ tb1n15 I
1iatcU I J -6 on h1., third and lll~t kno"' better."
chance, then mi,\Cll Onle at 14-0 Cftle ...... J-A/UI
hcforc l'11ct..1n.a ap1n\t a mall fidd~
lcv.1\ ~ho l'\I:'+ mo'it c-.cf)ont
the ppc<Aran of an un~~ta~le
st•tu • \&ormcd to a 4• 11 44, lea' 1na
Maier 0..:1''1 Mike N1cl\Cn 1n h141" kc
ll 4: I 4, l6 • lot\.Cllt' pullC'J aWI)
from the Mater Oe1 runner to ao
4.JJ. 6
OOpitt the tuirp tame. and the
reawnable Cinilh, La"ellc wHn't
l'\'-ID•
Woodbridge
girls keep the
tradition up
lylnCHAlnTDUNN
~c.,.,,..,..,,.
NORW 4'LK-Rec<>Jnmna taknt
1s one 1hani. bul balancing all of the
1nd1 v1duals tOðcr 10 fit a Iona-term
blueprint and w1nnin a CIF c-ha m·
p1on,h1p is nother
~or~ Vana.s. the aarl tra lo. and
field coa h at Woc.ldbndf. Htah
camt up anothtr u'cc-ssfu plan on
Saturdl) ID the (Ir !·<\ final at
\cmto C'olleae. Var\ as' tC'ams haH'
now placed 1n the top three 1n the ( If-
finals the pa'it n Ka n
Behind the d1stantt runnc~.
spnntcn and hurdlcn. \\oodt>n~
H1&b won llS M!COnd consccut1\.'e 2-A
htk-wtth ftt-pounS" t Bie1 ntnd-...'U
second Ytath 51.
And. amnu1a)). the Warn.ors had
no fio1shers m fint plact -m an)
beat. There wtre plcntv or wrond,,
thJrds and fourths. ~or eumple.
Woodbndtc scored t 6 points alone 1n
the l.600 meters
Woodbridar's ath) Peck
(S·l2.lll took a«ond 1n the 1,600
meters whale ~amm11cs Laura Peck (S:t4 l7) and An\) Robki (S:l6.4 >
linalhcd third and fifth. ~'''el •
"That event made a bia datlerencc
fot us." \lad Varvu. .._Ott 11rls
\\f,fi,,1tl lUlll Raines' homer in nintn ties it,
but Dodgers win jn 1 Dth, 3-2
teams ba"e fina!thtd tlurd m ClF
final 1hrtt tames, second ontt and
"'On at twice now.
•• alh) Peck was runnma S:22 an
the 1.600 before leaaue final! and we
told her that he' 101na to need to be
runnanJabout S 10 by the umewe~l
10CIF tf "''l"re aoma to have a chance.
" she has had to work really hard
the la t three week and she ra n a S· t 2
tod•> and that made the daffc~nct
for u ..
Cath) Peck. a 1un1or and the
}Ounger sister of wmor Laura. who
also had an elltremel> productive
afternoon. scortd 12 po1nt and1v1du-
alh for the Wamors he also finis~ founh 1n the 3,200 !'Mitts
"That's the t}pe of gn1s wt have.''
said Varvas .. The~ accept rnpons1-
b1ht) for thcmSielvcs and their role
and ~e as coachc need to belaftC'C
1hcm throutJ' and help in their
trainina. 11 was their hard "'h•Ch
paid ofT \.\>e v.eren't favottd to win 1t
la! t year and we weren't favon:"d to
It lhrryuT" --
WoodbO<i&C had fi"e le\."ond*placc fiotSbc , 1M bulk of its sconna.
mcludana one an the ~ meter rclay~
M1,helc Munll. who also runs the 100.
and the sccona tea of the t.600 mc\er
rela}. ancborN the Wamors' 48.9
clockana. thetr best of the~.
"(Mu.nu) fo\llht off ~me .,eet
spnnters to srt KCOnd pla(c for VS."
Varva said "In the rtla)' • sht'1 the
best."
The Wamors' prcv10.as bnt
fSOOJl .,.._ lhau~. "They cwne
"9 Ill .. J •A/811
~a nose, Sunday Silence adds
. secondjewel of Triple. 'C;rown
Tnit..aiuoa,ated Preu
BAL TIM -Sunday Silence and
e thousand pounds of
provided a ton of
ries Saturday in ,the
Easy Goer. a co
strainina honcO
excitement ind me
I Preakness.
At the end of an eye-to-e)C tretch duel, Sunday
Silence was the winner by a nose and on the threshold of.
bccomina the firs•Triple Crown.'Yin ner since Affirmed fo
1978.
To many who watched on a breezy. wann day at
PimUco it was a flashback to 11 years ago when Alydar,
the sireofEasy Goer, chased Affinned home in each of the
three races. "It was a areat race, but 1 wish it hadn't have been
such a great race," said Shug McGaughey, Easy Goer's
Jrainer. "I wish somewhere along the line we could've
~witched the roles. Then it would have been a lot more ·
fun." The raoe really began at the end of the backstretch.
when Easy Goer moved around Sunday Silence, boxing
him behind Houston.
Sunday Silence then moved outside and past Easy
Goer, who fought bfck to duel th,. lCf'nt11rkv. Derby
Sulllvan q~allfles at Indy
INDIANAPOLIS -Neither an aching arm nor a sustins wind could keep Danny ~/~
Sullivan from qualifying Saturday for the :-:
Indianapolis 500.
Sullivan, 1inoring thepam and discomfon caused by
his broken ri&ht forearm. was the fastest ofSaturday's fi ve
Rualifiers for May 28 race, turning a IQ.mile. four-lap
average of216.027 mph with a fast lap of2t6.753.
'Two more positions in the 33-car field still need to be
filled with six more hours of time trials scheduled today.
SulJivan's effort was nowhere near the record-
smashins performances last Sunday of Penske Racina
teammates Rick Mean and Al Unser, who qualified for
the May 28 race at the front of the tentative lineup. But
Sullivan, the 1985 Indy winner, was satisfied.
"It's a bi& relief, .. he said. "It's a big burden off my
shoulders. J was concerned if I could go that fast, now·l'm ·
just relieved."
FIAM OI. Fa TEIS
• Unlit 2 at '°'9 pnc..
• Fm most ~1tic and impot1 ... hW.s
SON Of A GUN ·~-........,---"r:.t:"~· .r:-c )47 ·~, .. .... _
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winner head-to-head for the laal quarter milt.
"He had us beat all the way to the sixteenth pole, but
this hone is aanie." said Chartie Wbittinaham. Sunday
Silence's 76-year-old \raiMr.
"So af you don't think he's 1 champion, JUSt look at
him. He·s there. I think he'll run a mile and a half -no
doubt."
Sunday Silence, who beat Easy Goer by 21/l lengths in
the Kentucky Derby. can win the Triple Crown at the I 'h·
mile Belmont Stakes on June 10.
The photo-finish victory became official after the
stewards disallowed a foul claim by Easy Goer's jockey,
Pat Day, apinst Sunday Silence and jockey Pat
Valenzuela.
Valenzuela said he didn't panic when Easy Goer took
a sli~t lead in the stretch.
'I had plenty of horse lcfl," thejockey sajd, "I got up
and thouaht I put him away."
Just moments after the finish, two foul claims were
lodged-Day'sqajnst Sunday Silence and Larry Snyder,
who rode fourth-place Dansil, against Chris Antley and
third-place Rock Point.
The stewards deliberated for ~ven minutes bcfort
allowing the order of finish to stand.
Okamoto takes LPGA lead
Ayako Okamoto of Japan shot a 3-.:/
under-par 69 Saturday and took a one-stroke e
lead tbrou&h three rounds of the LPGA
ChampionShip in Mason, Ohio. ----
Okamoto, who finished tied for third in the last three
LPGA Championships, was at I 0.under-par 206 in the
second of women's aolfs major championships.
•Australian Ian Baker-Finch shot a 5-under-par 65
and stretched his lead to four stroke\ in the third round of
the Colonial National Invitation tournament in Fon
Worth, Teus. Bakcr·Fioch, a one-shot leader at the end
of the first and second rounds, pulled away with the best
score of the mugy day.
• Defending champion Bob Charles shot a 5-under·
par 6S and took a four-stroke lead JOing into the final
round of the C.Omcnemorative Seniors tournament in
Scarborouah, N.Y.
~ ................. ... c:ham~alli.. aad I JO ~ warldwide u
reponed an Golf Di9elc WOOlf'iu INllle Jriaboua u answer. I pla~ die-lame fOr 40.)'9an and I still
baven•t the aliabtest idel bow IO play."
ADdre ~ NKbed b11 ftnl ....... .,....,..._
nament nna1 ia cilltt mondaa Seturday a bt
Uled a bl~ fanband for a 6--J, M
victory ova" Serjio ~ in the Italian •
Open teuil chl•piomlUPI in Rome.
ba oeller ....... Saturday; •Super lube, tailed by ltudy Smyth ofHuntinetoa
Beacb ud Kevin 8urabam. arrived at Vi~ia Blicb
Carty IOday to win the 1919 World IOOO catamaran MU&o.1 nice. Ttie na, with a~ prize ofSl0.000. bepn
May 9 a& Key Bisa)'M, near Mwni, Aa.
f4.'s Stewart wins eighth
0.ve Stewart won bis ~·lalpe ~ leadin& eipth pme and Make Galles<> and
Terry Steinbach homered Saturday as the •
Oakland Athl<'tics beat visitina Boston, 6-3. ..
Dave Parker added two run·scorina sinafes to support
Stewart, 8-1. who allowed six hits in 7Vl inninas.
• DeferidaM cllampoa Terry Labonte captured the
SS0,000 pole for .,.be WaMtOn stock car rec:e in COncord,
N.C. with a tbRe-lap av.,. lpeed of 13,.719 mph at
Owtone Motor Speedway.
·•Top-seeded Harry Sullins beat Dennis Horan Jr.,
40-26, an a sudden-death roll-oft'., win the Pro~on&l
Bowlen Auociation Fair lanes Open in Pbotnix.
Elsewhere in the American Lequc:
• Randy Bush tied a team record by drivi n1 in eiabt
runs, sax on a pair of three-run homers, as Minnesota
routed Teus in Arlinaton, 19-3. Orea G~e 1lso had a
three-run homer and John Moses added a tVJo..run shot as
the Twins matched the major league high for runs this
season.
• laa Rush IC<nd tw1ce tn overtime pve Liverpool
a 3-2 victory over Everton 1n a dramatic, emotion-
~ Enahab f .A. CUp IOCCCf final in l..oDdoe.
•Ernie Whht had four hits, includina a three-run
homeI, and drove io four runs and Lloyd Moseby added ,
threeaBJitlcadina Toronto to an 11 • l victory in Chicqo.
11II\1'10,-ll \UIU
•Jc Ballard. otr to the best start ~ a Baltjmore
pitcher since 1976, allowed four hits in 7Vl inninp for his
seventh victory apinst one loss as the Orioles beat
visitina Oeveland, 5·1.
•Ken Griffey Jr. hit a three.run home run in the
seventh innina off reliever Dale Mohorcic, rallying
Seattle to a 6-4 victory over New York at the Kinadomc.
•~Ian TrammelJ led off the ninth innina with his
second home run of the season, giving Detroit a 2·1
victory over Kansas City at Tiger Stadium.
In the National League:
•Carmelo Maninez hira two-run triple 1nd Garry
Templeton homered as San DiCJO dd~tcd Philadelphia
at Veterans Stadium. 3-2. for ats fifth straiJht victory
•Mike Krukow improved to 21-7 lifcume apinst
New York and Will Clark and Kevin Mitchell hit
consecutive fourth-innin& home 'runs, leadina ·San
Francisco past the Mets at Shea Stadium, J.-0.
•Former Red Uoyd McCJendon drove 1n three runs
with a home run 1nda sanaJeuChicqo beat Cincinnati at
Riverfrpnt Stadium, 7-3, for its fifth straight victory.
• Rafael Ramirez homered in the eighth inning snd
hit a game·winnana RBI sifl&le in the 12th inning, leading
Houston past Pittsburah in the Astrodome, 5-4.
· • T.e~ Pendleton•s run-scorina single with two outs
in the 13th inn.ina pvc St. Louis a 1.:0 victory in AtJanta.
Bench provides ·Hft
a · ~aker s-oi;:>en-S-erie
with win over Suns ..
. INGLEWOOD (AP) -With
Ma&ic Johnson on the bench due to
fouf troubleJ the Los Anaelcs Lakers
iot help uom some unexpected
sources.
Orlando Woolrid&e scored nine of
his 13 points in the linal 16 minutes.
blocked a shot and was a force under
the boards as the Lakers, l~>y James
Worth 's 32 poinu. beat th Pbocnuc.
Suns. ~27-119, an lhe o~ of the
Western C.Onferenc:c finals Saturday.
Fellow reserves Mychal Thompson ~nd Michael Cooper also pla)'ed "'ell
an the nine minutes that John~n
missed.
"Orlando was areat. Cooper was
areat. Mychal Thompson was arc~t."
Johnson said. "Our bench really won
It."
Johnson. too, played a key role as
the Laken rcmJincd unbeaten in
eiaht pl1yoff pmcs this season and
won their I 0th consecutive post·
ac:ason pme over two seasons. an
NBA record.
Johnson lcfl w1th 4:07 remamma'"
1he third quarter after drawina his
fift~ foul, 1 chllJLna call which
neptcd a layup that would have
&lven the Lake rs an 82· 7 S lead.
He returned with j ust over seven
minutes lcfl m the founh guartcr and
hit 1 lon1jum~r with 7:03 rcmatn1n1
to put the Lakert ahead for aood at
101·100. Johnson then had four
JOHIH•HtCOHU
"'''"''~ '.;/
assists and made a layup with 3:37
left. givina Los Angeles a 111 ·106 lead.
He fouled out with 2:23 left.
fin1sh1na with 18 points 1nd 12
USISlS.
Eddie Johnson scored with 2.00 to
go, pullina the Suns to 11 6-1 11. But
Woolndgc had a stuff and hit a free
th.row tQ.Complite a tllrec-pomt play
wnh 1.35 rcmatn1n1 for an ciaht-
po1nt lead
··when I came beck 1n, I knew I had
to ~~save because the pmc was
sull'taht," Mas>c Johnson said. -rm
just happy we won."
Said Phoenix's Kevin Johnson
··He (Ma11c) made quite an impact.
While he was out, ....,.e cauaht them and
aot ahead When he came back, the)
rqafoed a scvcn·pbant IC'ld "
Kevan Johnson had 27 points and
18 a sasts to lead Phoentx .
Byron Scott aot hLS fourth foul latt'
in the third and K.lretm Abdul·
Jabbar took a knee to the riaht hip tau:
ar, the pmc and suffered momentary
numbness But the Lakel'I' rtscrvcs
did the Job.
"I wanted lo be in a s1tuat1on whc~
I could do someth1na extra," Wool-ndac said. "I felt sood the coach (Pat
Riley) hid the confidence to have me
out there and equally aood that I roukl respond.··
H \' k I-I H \ I I )I ,. •
..
2-A
l'roma t
· thfOUlh," Varvas edded. ·~
smelled the roses and came tbroup.
Kaci "Keffer, ooeoftbc tew ten•on.
ran the anchor lea o( Woodbrid,e's
1,6()() relay team. lD addilioft 10
belpin, Woodbridee ICOt'e in the 400
relay (runnina second) af.!d 300 low
hurdles and 400 meters wtth second·
place marks.
Keffer bad a troublesome bqjn-
ni na iJl the 300 h wdles, but Jtill came
away with a time of 44.89 . .. To me, I felt il wa.s really bid, ..
said Keffer ... I wasn't ioina over the
hurdles smoothly. I stutter-stepped
on the first hurdle. But in practice I've
been doina really aood .
"It really frustrata me when I don't
JCt the stepl riaht. Usually my left &ca as what I use to push ofT on and I only
use my riah~.lea whe~ I have to. I fee
awkward do•na that.
Nevertheless, Keffer, after st.artjn1
ofT on the wrong foot, bounced back
to claim serond place with a brilliant
finish. Tben, with a strona kick in the
400 she scored hi&h -aain. "i should've stancd earlier (in the
400)," said Keffer. "l could have
cauaht the ~rl wbo aot first place, but
then: wasn t enou&h room to pass her.
I know ifs a httlc late now~ but J need
to work on my stans, then I just put
on my kick and try to catch them as
bar<Las. l can. Coach Varvas said I
need to stan spnnt1n1 out of the
blocu.·· ·
Ironically, Walnut, the school Kef-
fer would have been attcndina if her
famjly had.n't moved t~ Irvine,. fin-1shed in a tie for t.h1rd with 44 points.
"I would've been JOis:'& to Walnut.
but we' moved the belin.njo1 of my
freshman year," said Keffer.
Robles. meanwhile, was second in
tl\e 80<1 fifth in the 1,600 and ran the
lead-ou leg of the 1,600 meter relay.
In the 800, Robles. who ran a 2: I 9.S9.
was an fifth place with about 300
meters to ao.
She pqscd four runners .and took
the lead. but with SO meters left,
Robles faded. .
On the boys' end. Woodbndae's
Louie Mumz qualified for the Mas-
ter's Meet in the 300 intermediate
hurdles. HlS t1me of 38.88 an the
: prcJuns WU the Q.ULCkcst of anybody.
"Everybody said that was my best.
event," said Muniz, who also runs the
II 0 h~ hurdles, 1.600 rda)'. ind Iona JUm ... They wd I'd quahfy an that,
but wanted to quahfy an all of them .
.. lfbc (300 intermediate hurdles)
raa in the pttlams was the bnt ra~
l'rt ever had. so I auc-ss it came at a
'aood time."
3-A
from It
t..ev.as was bottled up for 1 "'hale
dun"' the first lap, but the Burbank
runner, who'll try to double with the
J,200, m~t assuredly all the way to
the tatc finals. pulled up and sta)ed
with La\elle throu&h the <JCCond lap,
rode 1hc skins of Nielsen for a whale
before the Monarch died from the
pact. then broke away w1th l\js
reputed luck
Jn the final anal>'•~. it wa simply
the lack of an)Onc else tak1n1 at out
c rty. allow1na l cw11 the luitury of
loafin& an a 6S-iteond fin1 lap. which
pro"cd Lavcllc's undo1ns.
Bu1hj coachaddcd..t "Huttllhasat
lea t another race lcn (at the Mas-
ter's) Thi1 sot him another race "
It abo aot hryock another rt«.
Despite the ··~ ... efTon. tM top
five from thas race Qualified for the
Master"
Nitlten was s«ond 1n the J,200,
ioina 9" 15 62, tttond to Santa tta
Valley's Jimmy Rodnpa, •ho tOok
1t 1n 9: 12 2S Lew11 wu last in the
J,200 and l..a\'clle doted out an ttllth
~· Corona Ciel Mai's Jill ou~ wu
(oun.h in the lOO hurdles C•S.64) and
sutb 1n the ..00 (S9.66).
~ bett tffon tom Corona's 1Jrlt
came from Johanna Wilbn, ~ ttt a
1eh00l record wida a 5:0'1. 9' in the
t .600. IOOd for f\fth ~.
.
... ;·At-•ll!lllto~I ........ ,,... ..... ~
~ J'he n .... ume it llways the hardest.
In a tlo1w·l*d race, Taylor ran 80
ICCOedl ttw faist 400 rMters. followtd
by n. 11and10.
"She ran what is called a ncptive
aolit, when the first half of the race is Slower than the nut half." mi th
Siad. "lt'1e1w11uppoeed to be faster
or cveft. It's very rarely doM."
When Taylor looked at the clock
after 400 meters and saw a 79, she
knew what was bapperun1 Sbonly
after, Robba m took off.
"Nicole Robbins did the same
tbana at Arcadia-a slow first lap and
then 'IO•na out an front on the KCond,"'Taylorsaid. "(knew 1fu was
11 slow fine lap, she'd '° out, and
that's just wbat she did, so I knew I
..
. tu.cl ao 11ay watb her.
"Evn 19'ou1b I wa1 nttvou1 and
cvcrythif\&, I knew J had a aood chance. I wanted it so bad."
Both co.ches admit her potential is
unlimited, and Smatb said he a &u~S:OO 1,600 ia poa.iblt the ne•t
couple wttlcs. Four runnc"' from
other di~isions qualified for the
Masaer's in under S:OO. l~lOO.~np ~re a httle more
intercst1n1 down the stretch as Taylor
finished 1n 2: I S.33, third best amona thOtC quahfyina for the Ma tcr's
Meet.
• She started out in ciabth and had
moved anto · fifth witfi about 200
meten to ao before kicldna throuah
the field for the wan.
"The first lap, she looked at me.
and said, 'What do I dor " Stauble
said. "She was secoad to last on tbe
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Coa t allet Theatre
In an impressive show
. L . . .
lty lltCHMD ounr -. arowinJ rcsclcssness ot the swallow~ technically dcmandina chorcoarapny
Oell)r .... c.rr......... asthe um~ for,R1&hl nears, the dream appeared to.not be quite ready for
Swallows and cowboys and bikinis of returning and the return to the performance, evidenced by some
aren't usually assoctated with ballet m1ss1on. roui)tnm in the ensemble work.
themes. but With the emeraence or "Cowboy Cakewalk" 10 nine Ghen anbthcr few rrtonths. this
Coast Ballet Theatre, they arc now. movements 1s fun and "-Cll·per· lovely ballet will be one of 1he
This )OUl\I compan)"s fone seems to formed by the entire company 10 company's stronacst aris! most PoPU·
have become lhe 1£pltcation of Gonschalk's music. Excellent use as lar.
uniquely Southern California themes made of the compan) 's men dancers, The much-touted '"Beach Blan~
to the dance. creauna ballets of real sjvinr them the o pp()nupu'y to dis· Ballet" fulfilled au expectations.
rdevance to Sou1hem Cahforn1a play what they do best ratheT than 81k1ni-clad young .ladies and ~
audiences. Their WednesdayeventnJ carry balknnas around the noor. muscular surfers in shorts cavorted in
performance at Saddleback Collete Choreasnphy admirabt~ interprets the surf, had loyen' quarrels. tossed
was'll typical example. the music and the only fault of 1h1 frisbces. bcachballs and 11rls in a
. "SwaUows" 1s $he company's pie« is its length -a b11 lon.1o &11d us scene fam1har to all of us.
trademark ptect", hononna 1he tra· utle. It evokes 1maaes of Tennessee Overall an excellent procram. well
djuon oflhe swalJo""s and the famous more 1han Teus, m ore Dogpatch ~rfonned. Perhaps the "Cowboy
M1ss1on San Juan Cap1stTano It as than Oodae Cil)'. more country lhan (Country?) Cakewalk" might have
bcauufully choreographed by c<>-cowboy. made a beuer finale, as it finished
director Sarma Roscnbera and abl) .. Varsav1.a V1nat1on'" by UC wuh 1he en11rc company on stage in
performed by a well-tra1~d corps of Irvine's James Penrod was the -.eak the hvely "Showdown," whereas dance~. It 1s sat1sfy1na 10 see such a pan of 1hc pr0&ram. Thu elepnt "Beach Blankb\ Ballet" "'was per-
consistant, h1ah qual11y perfdrmanet' ballet m classical style dresses 1hc formed o nly by lhrce couples. It
from such a young company. Though dancers in severe black ballet ball would appearthatOrange County has
the ice-blue costume\ remand one aowns and 'Seems to ('all for a le"el of anolher worthy additao n 10 11s dance
more of doves than swallows, this sophisucauon shahtly beyond 1he scene, one which bears wa1ching
sensitive work nicely imitates lhe you1h of th~ present company. Thi\ closely. >
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Coalt .. ,.., ........ ,.performed '"Cowltoy
callewell&.. •• part of eri eccomplllhed
J.
presentation l ast week at SaddlH•ds
Coll .. e.
'Tomfoolery~ comes to Gem's stage
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Poliucal and soc1:1I "'tare usuall}
losc5 11s pungcnl) \\llh 1he am~al ot
the nexl da) ·s ncYtspapcr. What. then
to make of a revue construc1cd
around the compos1t1ons of a on-
c11mc liar' ard ma1h professor writ-
ten around 1hc tame that Mon Sahl.
1-'"~~~-nt .. n and l&RA) Bruct
-.ere making 1he1r respc<"ll'e prc~
enccs felt"
The Grove I hcaie'r Compan) hn'I
made 11 brighll)' 1rrc~cren1 and qu1tc
enjoyable e\Cnang OUI of ··Tom-
foolcr) ... a comp1 lauon of material
from the \\II nnd wisdom of Tom
Lehrer -v. hose era encompassed the
late 1950s and earl) ·6os. True. some
of 1hc slufT 1s a 1.>11 mild compared 10
v.hat ~ou'll sec on .. Saturda) N1gh1
L"e: but d1n:c1or fhomas Bradal ·.,
sp1r11cd cast l.ecps things humming
en th USHl\l 1l'a II}
The 1op1cs of mu-.1cal com e~tion
range from nuclear prohferat1on to
en' u~mcn1al pollu11on 10 rehg1ou\
h:tngups to ~'uall) 1ransm111cd d1\-.
cases Mal.mg me!T) on the latter
nole Ytllh .. , (1ot h rrom .\gn~:· 1hc
troupe --C\cmpl1lil-S the Pl"l'\n1hng
a111tudc on \. D before 1hc spec1cr nf
.\ID ga'e th1.' subJetl dca~I~ ~·nou
O\crlones
o\nother arl·a tha.-., not 'o funn' ..
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Lchre(s ·· fhc Old Dope Pu\hn'
prob:lbl) 1s the onl) rt"al danl.cr ol thl'
n1eh1 .\ ~ndup on C1corgc Muq>IH ,
m1d-~1\tll''> appoinuncnt 10 the l \
Sl·natc \pools the a<. tor-1urncd-poh-
t1nan long heforl' onf ol 1h.11 hrl'l'd
maJc 11 to the \\ hill' I lou\i.'
Soml' of thl· 1omloolcn 1\ do" II·
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f 1\'11..d) 11.u 'J1d " lampoon' 1hc
\Ol"ll'I\ &l'nlleman 1n a1h ll'11c
pur'>u1i... Yth1lc ··1 \.\ anna (10 Bad. to
01 \le·· ii.a pomtl·d n11Jdk d1g1t at tht•
rclalu11.ant \outh \nd thl' notou\
"\'a11tan Rr1g.. lllJ)' tx· aimed at
Cathohu, bu1 it's a prell}' fair JOb at
oraani1ed relia1on an general
tal \.Omed) P3nlcularh ellnt1\c 1n
1hc htl'IJI ··r Hold Your Hand 1n
l\.11nJ .. number
Lo, en h11shcr\tr1dca'> 1hc\1nge1 ol
an ··1rnh 8dllad .. ''ho get) lamed
a"a) Ytllh ht'r 3)S1gnmen1 lagaan
hterall~) .ind h.':tms nacel) Yt-llh
I rdnkla n lur "Po1sonmt Plg<.'Ons in
lhl P.arl.. ) oung te,cn tnl..es •Um
athunh;.s ~ UL.Ui • .ir.ll~ notou~ ~men!
and puts '>Omc rl'H'rse cntth h on a
romant1l poi trait. " he'!> M) C 11rl "
"11h wmc h1hmou., ass1 tam.t• fro111
LU\ l'n
Gil Morak.,· Ju"n!>cale col
li.lcho~ !><'tllng as a pcrfrc1 backdro1)
fo r the cabarct·,t)IC cntcrtu1nment
· f omfoolcr}'" ton11nucs 1hrnugh
June 17 .11 1hc 0cm rheau.·r. 128 S2
M::un St . Garden C.1roH. running
Wcdnc!>da~'I 1hrouah liaturd•>" at 8
• p m. wtth ~unda) perform:.m:e'> al
., 30 Ma~ 11 andJun<'4.andat 'pm
June 11 Till.et antormat1on is 0\311·
able .11 t1'6· "'213 • • • CALLBOARD -ud1t1on for th<'
duldrcn·., da \1c .. Charloue's Web"
v.111 tx·hcld Ma' 31 and June I at3·30
p m an the Drama Lab at Oranae
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Moy
ly PAUL CRAIG
~-'-'-· In tall, PB P.r~nted a ~ri" of interview
conducted by 8111 Moye~ that illustrated the
potential TV has for something other than bad
melodrama and simple-minded advertising. Now
the edited transcripts of those pravams have been
published fort he reader who likes important is ues
and ideas in a more permanent form. lf l were to be
stranded some" here for an) length of time w1th
only one book, l "ould seriously considcrchoosi na
"A World of Ideas" (Doubleday: 513 pages.
$29.95).
lfl counted correctly, there are 41 intervic'>'-s
in this volume, each offering the insights of some of
our age's best minds. Among Moyers' conversa-
tion companions were the late historian Barbara
Tuchman, authors E.L. Doctorow and Issac
Asimov, religious history authority Elaine Pagels,
law professor Mary Ann Glendon, Canadian
literary critic Northrop Frye, educator Sara
Lawrence Lightfoot, sociologist Peter Berger and
linauist Noam Chomsky. They and others provide
a mini-education on current issues. '
6 The reader may not share every opinion
expressed here; some.ofthe people in this book are
even a bit dull at times. or occasionally evasi vc or
even pedantic, but what a pleasure to have such a
diversit} of free expression in book form.
Pagels offers one of the more interesting
interviews. telling of som,e fa,sci nating discoveries
made while she was researching early texts for her
book "Adam. Eve and the Serpent." She could find
no "golden age" ofChristilutity in which there were
no schisms in interpretation and belief. "I found a
A'\'\ l ,A'\D•:Hs
~ower
mult1phc1ty of "o•ces an tht' carl)I <.: hristian
mo"ement, JUSt as thert is today. In rac1. it was
very complcll and muhif8ccted:'
Tuchman, shonly before her dtalh, offered
some pessimistic views about what the atudy of
, history tells her about today. As many of us
suspect, some aspects of the prtsenl don't hold up
well when compa~-d lo the past. She notes ''the loss
of a moral sense. or knoWlnl 1hc di~ncc
between riahund wrona.and ofbeinuoverned by
it. We see it all the time. We open any morning
paper and some official his been indic1ed for
embezzlement or corruption. People 10 around
shootina their colleagues or killing. pcoplcbl-fow is
kill in& so easy nowadays?"
Tuchman adds. "People always say 10 me. oh,
wasn't there a lot of violence in the old days too?
Well, of course there was, but there wasn't the same
kind of meaningless violence."
Tuchman fires a few more salvos: "We're
bccomina aocustomed 10 and almo t satisfied with
people in aovemment who are either venal or
stupid." And, cautions Tuchman, "You can't go on
believing in Sant.a Claus and-hl\ve the ~suhs be.
positive. We can't go on living on borrowed moriey
forever. for example. We apparcntl} think we can
because we've been brought up on .adver:11.sing
from which we learn 1hat'everything will tum out
right i( }OU use the right toothpaste or shampoo.
That has nothing to do with reality.·•
Doctorow offers his understanding of the
biggest story an American author can tackle: "The
big story is alwa) s the national soul -who arc we,
what arc we trying to be, what is our fate, where will
we stand in the moral universe when tht~ things
art rcxkontd't' ..
He also oOcrs the <li!quiettnJ opinion tl)at the
frttdom U.S. aulhors enJO)' 11 not so much
democracy Ill action as wnters being seen as
relatively hatmlcs~: "One of the reasona writers arc
let alone to the e~tent they arc i• that we·~ not ~rtt1"cd to have the same di1tnbuuon for our
ideas \hat people 1n television have."
MO)crs tells us 1n his introduction that
"work1111 on this series reminded me aaa1n that
-ideas can open our cells. They can liberate us from
prasons v.e ha ve ourselves built. Jn the laboratof) oft~ 1dcnt1st, the vision of the poet, the memof)
of the histonan. the discipline of the scholar. the ·
1maainat1on of the wri1cr and the passion of ttic
teacher, l went looking for what the veteran
broadcast journalist Eric Scvarc1d has called 'the
news of the mind.' I found a kJ/lgdom of thought,
rich 1n insights into our times.
M'o)'crs writes, .. Most ofall."1 found a love of
shanng.a passion for connecti ng. In their own way,
all of th e men and women with whom I talked arc
teachers. Sharina i~ the essence-Of teaching. It is. I
have tome to believe, the ($Sence of civilization ....
Ideas cry oui. for an open heanng, and the true
conversation of democracy occurs not between
politicians or pundits but across the e11tire
spectrum of American life where peo(>le take
seriously the 1ntellectual obligations of citizen hip
and the spiritual opponunities of freedom."
This volume i a treasure in the truest sense of
the word. a worthwhile investment in greater
understandings of some fundamentals about life and civilization.
.
A crusader.comes down off the soapbox .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Dad di ed l11olag to be mlgltty pleased when it My advice 1s as follows: u~
on Feb. 12. While putting his affairs appears in tbe paper. Thanks for moderation in e'er) thing )'OU do
in order. we found a'letter in his desk tending It oa. Here It It: Don't Ix· rigid EnJC>} life . .\nd sta)' off
that he had written to you but never DEAR .\NN LANDER . I, like the soapbo~. Every one of those
mailed. As l read it over, I thought )Ou. nc' er smoked a cigarette in m) kno\\-11-alls '"II die from something
many of the ;hings he said were true. life or had anything alcoholic to sooner or later
God love him. He had signs all over drink . In fac1. f',c been kno"n as a Ifs not the length of your life that
the house saying NO SMOKING. ..health nut." · counts. ifs thc qualit}. lfl had known
They were in every room and 1n the I ate all the right foods . no salt . no 35 >cars ago what I kno" now. I
car. He refused to go to a restaurant grease. noJunll.. I drank onl) bottled "ould ha\e lncd d1fferentl) and not t that didn't have restricted areas for \\Ster. I ate bran regularl) 31ld took been such a crusader. -BA
smokers. He was constantly telh"i.'._do. rm putting Dad's letter in the . \ itamins. DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 was
everyone what was "good" for them~t After a lifetime of cru~ding and pleased to 5(.'C you address the
Some of his friends got tired of it and ~ve..my perm1SStOn to pr.int being an oboox1011sJerk aho111 sm0 k· problem 01 the woman mam to a
lbldlffm o . it._ B.A. Jr .. Orlando. Fla. • ing and drinll.1ng. I now ha'e cancer man who cannot ha"e a scnous Dad was such a good man you and Park1nson·s and the d0<:tor tell1> ~ couldn•t help but love him. but Dear B.A.: Tbls colam1 bas always me I have three months to II\ e I am discussion. tm iahtes e"~I) thing and
because of the WU) he li ved, I am served as u open forum for all kinds 57 }Cars old. substitutes JO~cs for real conveN·
determined to enjoy life and skip the of oplalon1. Your fattier laa1 written a Knowing what I II.now now I wish I tiot"iaught school for 30 years and can
crusading. In fact, I'm going to fix 11-cere letter. Wlto am I to .. Y he Is had drunk a bit. ~mokcd a bit and had tell }OU that nothing is sadder than .:..:m.:.::y..:.se~l_f a.;...:.dr_i_nk_ri::.&h_t_n_o_w_. _B_u .... t b_cfi_o_rc_1 __ •~roq.:.;:::~?_J_a.._;__ve_a_fe_e_u....; .. :..;.lk_dear __ m_u _ __;;_en;.;,r..;;.011..e;..;d;....m;.;...;;.o.;..;re;..x.;.;.&;,_t_1 m_e_s_. ----:::----. the class clo"' n He "111 sa) anything
to get a laugh. Of course. the poor
fellow 1s desperate for attention. has
no real f ncnds and becomes a bore.
I would urge parents who have a
.. funn y" child to pa)' more attention
to him and build ht\ ~If-esteem (ll·s
almost alw.l}S a boy.) Thank for
printing this. -M.~
DEAR At.NN LAN()ER People
whopopandcraek thc1rchew1nggum
dm·e mecraq Is there a polite way to
ask 1.omconc who does th1\ tn pubh<:
(on the bus, in a supermarket. theater.
etc ) to please top" -Paula .
Honolulu
Dear Pa1l1: Polite, yes. Safe, eo.
Tltese cfaya you never know wlten you
are aolag to run Into a bona fide kook
W1" a 10 or a ulfe. I wHkl aot
•&&empt to crlUdie or restrala a
st~uaer.
ARJES (March 21-Apnl 19): Moon
mo\; cs to sttt1on of chan rtlatm1 to
information, education, rev1s1on of
political views. Rclat1onsh1pcould be
put on hold. You'll be doina plenty of
thinking about ~here you are ind
wh y.
TAURUS ( pnl 20.Ma} 20)
Fin1nc1al status of one dose to }OU
command~ a11cn1ion. Liahl wall be
Ofcd on area prev1ousl) hidden.
Sccn•no features intriaue. physical
attraction, dec1s1on involvtna new
dtrecuon. uo reprcscntrd.
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): You
know what should be done bul family
member is reti cent: Spothaht on
partnership, marri11e. lqal nu-nccs.
Emphasis also on food. 1ttunty,
surv1"al. property values. C'anccr
native play role.
CANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): tudy
Gemini ·mCJUI('. Eml>hui1 on
heahh. pets. dcpcndcntt. kttp ""°'·
utions concernina diet, nutntion.
r •
(AP)-The (ollowu'J are the top rrcorJ h1I\ :.nJ k<1din1 ~pulw
compact d1~ks as thc),ppcar in this ~cc._. iuuc of B1Uboard
map11ne· •
HOl'SINGLES I ."Forever Yoor (r1rl" Paula Abdul (Virgin)
2 "Real LO\'e" Jody WatlC) (MC'i\)
3."Rock On" Michael Damian {C)pre~s)
4."Soldier orLo\e" Donny Osmond (Capitol)
S."Paucncc .. Guns N' Roses (GefTen)
6.''Wtnd Beneath My W1np" Bette M1dler t t\tlunt1c)
7."1'11 Be Lovin& You Forever'' New Kids pn the Alock ({ olumbrn) •
8."Every Little Step .. Bobby Brown (MC )
9.'Tll 8c There For You" Bon Jo\ 1 (Mercury)
10."C'lo M } Eyes forever" Lita f'ord &! Ou; Osbourne (R{ ) ,
J l."Elcctnc Youth" Debbie Gibson (Atlantic)
12."Buffalo Stance" Neneh Chern (Virgin)
13/'Evcrlasting Love" Howard Jones (Elektra)
14.''Satisfied'' Richard Marx (EMI)
I S.''Where Arc You Now?" J1mm) Hamcn & 'ynch (\.\ H il
TOP ALBUMS
I ."Like a Prayer" Madonna ( ire)
2."The Raw and the Cooked" Fine You nJ. Cannibals
(l.R.S.)-Plattnum (more than I million units wld)
3."G N' R Lies" Guns N' RoS(s (Gcffen) -Platinum
4."'Bcach~· Soundtrack" (Atlantic') -Plattnum
S."Loc-cd After Dark" Tone Loe (Dchc1ous Vinyl) -Pl atinum
6."Don't Be Cruel" Bobby Brown (MCA)-Platin um
7.''Hang1n' Tough" New Kids On the Blocll. (Columbia) -Pla1inum
8."Forevcr Your Girl .. Paula Abdul (Virgin) -Plat mum
9."Vi\.1d" U ving Colour(Ep1c)-Plaunum
10."Sonic Te91plc" The Cult (Sire)' ·
l"l ."Full Moon Fe, er" Tom Pett) (M ( A)
12.''Ne"' Jcrse}'·· Bon Jov1 (Mcrrttr}) -Platinum
13."Elcctnc Youth" Debbie Gtb on (Allant1c) -Plat1num
14."Girl You Know It's True'' M1lh Vanilh (Amta) - ( 1old
(more than 500.000 units old).
15."Appetitc for Destruction" Guns 'Ro~ (C1effcnl-Platinum
HICIUfa
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The blddina:
Nortla r..t Sotltlll Wete
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Opmins lead: Two of ¢
The moat du~ble players seem to
be the &ood technician•. Their skill
at card play never seem1 to desert
them. Amona the foremo« in this
cou.ntry it Norman Kay of Nar-
batb, Pa. who bu been amooa the
county's Jl'eat players for some 40
years. Watch bim In act.ion in a ma-
jor team ....
Tbe '"d"'2 ._ 1~ .once
Nortb could open the biddina and
then raiee spades, lhere wu no way
that ~Y wu 1oln1 to stay out of
pme.
Countiaa a diamond ruff, declar-
er had nine tricks. Tbe 10th could
You'll n:cc1vc commcn1s about ~ard
robe. aencral appearance You'll iet
your"•>.
LEO (July 21·Aug. 22): udclcn
interest in photoaraph) could be
(c;11urcd. You'll want to learn more
about mcchant<'S of film 1m:a perha~ mouon p1nure . Emph:as1-.
also on crcat1 v1t}. romance. St)'le.
des11n. ph) 1cal auranioll
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22)' tudy
Leo me ~ae. Focl.l on bn~1e 1 ~uc~
cost budact. actount1na procedure~.
family mcmberv;ant tod1kun "'•>'
out of doldrum . Telephone call from
relati ve answers basic quencs.
UBRA (Sept. 23;..c)ct. 22): lnd1v1d·
ual who was aoina 10 do )OU a fa, or
now seeks "rtversal." Maintain sen
offitncis. humor 11ck close to home
base. 1r possible nswcr invoh ma finan~s will be rcc:e1v~. Ann lia-
u~' prominently.--~. --
ICORPlO(Oct. 2~Nov, 21 ): lud) 4bfa ~· Re«nt financial • ••••
' • • s
come from either the heart suit or
else findina the ace of dubs with
Declarer won the opmlna lead in
dummy and led the kins of sp9dea.
East won the ace and, since a dub
shift did not look at all appctiz:ina
with the 10-9 on the board, exited
aaf ely wilh a diamond. Alter wia-
nin& lhe ace, dedater ruffed a dia·.
mond on the table and cashed the
queen of trumps.
Next came the key play-a heart
to the rune! If Eut had the left, th.al
wo'lkl force the queen aQd dedara
would have his pmo-aoiq trick.
And if h IOtl to tlM tee, BM&, the
danscr band, would not be oo lad
to fire a club throush the tm.a:
Wat Q)6&&d do AO belt« Chu lltit
wilh bis trump. Deda.rw woe .ct
cadled the ace and kiq of a.n..
When 1be queen dropped, be had hia
fulnWna trick. But had the lady not
f alien, he •ould 1tiU have been al*
to lead toward lhe kins or l:Jubs,
landina the contract if Ea.at bcld the
llCC.
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SUNDAY. MAY 2 1, )989
. ..
CHUC/( AND LINDA created, animated and
later produced cartoons,
a nd act out scenes from his
latest six-minute film .
Chuck's antics might in-
volve Bugs Bunny, Daffy
Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer
Fudd or a host of other
well-defined personalities.
I .• ·. made up of 5,000 Cels (
clear material with
Image painted
Linda explains. "Becau
of the nature . of cartoo
drawings, only a few eel
from each animation fil'l'
are complete enough' t
retrieve and present to a
collectors and onimatio
fans."
' .
Laughter • IS a family
The little •hop that
ly KAAIN M . ltEEO
Of -Deity ..... ...,,
As one who enjoys haunting antiques
and collectible shops -and finding quolitY,
bargl:Jins -I have to think twice about
pointing out a new treasure tucked in the bock
corner of o tiny shopping center on 17th St. in
Costa Mesa. I'd like to keep it to myself.
But that won't help out On Consignment,
a shop launched by the Museum Council of the
Newport Harbor Art Museum --with
proceeds from the soles of the fin e furniture,
iewelry, artwork, gift items and tableware all
benefiting the museum.
Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10
a .m. to 5 p .m., On Consignment is the
brainchild of Esther Quick -and the
realization of an eight·yeor dream. It is the
outgrowfh of the NHAM's former antique
show and, according to Quick, it took three
yeon for the museum board to approve the
concept.,.Quid credits co-choir Nora Lehman
tor her successful writing -and frequent
~ -of the proposal that led to final
bocird approval.
Nciw, with 1, 100 square feet chock full
of goocl11 -all of it high quality -Quick
IGid the thoP hen generated more income for
busine ss
By CHRISTINE GUSTAFSON
Deity..._CM,....,.....
The sun hos yet to rise
over the. colorful beach
town of Corona del Mor.
Chuck Jones, one of the
most famous and ac-
claimed animation direc-
tors of all time, is jarred
awoke by a couple of wild
animals -a coyote and a
rood runner to be exact.
The chase scene, in which
Wile E. Coyote determines
to capture the clever and
elusive Road Runner, draws
. this sleepy cartoonist from
his bed to the art studio
located in his home.
Though it is only 4 a .m., his
work day hos begun.
Nearly two hours later,
Lindo Jones, a Costa Mesa
resident and daughter· to
this tole;nted cartoon
maker, begins her day with
a period of meditation,
breakfast and short drive
to her off ice , tin do Jones
Enterprises, Inc . Though
Lindo' s workday will be a
sharp contrast to that of her
father's artistic endeavors,
she nevertheless ploys a key
role in bringing to the
public the laughter and joy
which is a natural conse·
quence of Chuck Jones'
animated charoders.
Chuck and Linda have
been working together
since Linda (now 52) was s
years old. Her father would
come home from the Warn·-
er Bros. studio, where he
It was Linda's job to
laugh -but only when she
was sincerely moved to do
so. Recalling a line from
Jackie Gleason, Chuck re•
marks: \\Comedy is the
most exacting art. Laughter
is its ultimate critic." There-
fore, his only child, Lindo,
became a gouge by which
Chuck· would evaluate his
stories and characters.
Linda's . job description
expanded over the years
and come to include re-
searcher for storylines,
animation historian, and,
much later, the distributor
of her father's work to the
public through art galleries
around the United States
and Canada.
"A six-minute cartoon is.
\\Worner Bros. studi
had destroyed many Qf th
animation eels from
Chuck's early films," Linda
laments. \\Unfortunately,
they didn't recognize the
value that these would one
day hold."
Chuck Jones hos begu
redoing some of his 1930s
to 1960s eels. Lindo ii
distributing · them in the
form of limited~ditio
signed and numbered
pieces of art.
Chuck was very recep-
tive •to his daughter's idea
to recover historical eels
and distribute the newly
Please see J0!"ES/C2)
Chuck Jones (obov•) has brought joy to millions with is onimoted
characters, but his greatest 1oy is his daughter, Lindo, who 1s now
helping him market his creations. At lett is a birthday greeting
Chuck created for Lindo. Doily Pilot photo b y Frank MorsAoll
I .
'The l?ell'" celeb'a*-es a vanishing world
8yC~llTWLA . ~ .._ .... c......... than A0,000 photographs affixed to its wooden shell. tt ~
Laguna Canyon Road is a winding, pristinely will be the largest photographic mural ever made. tt is 2:
beautiful nine-mile stretch of highway that cor .. -.cts situated near the path of a proposed multi-lane ~
Laguna Beach with the rest of the world. Heading tOllrood and the development that road would bri119 . ·~
northbound from Coast Highway, jvst post El Toro The term ''tell'' is derived from an archeolQgici:il I
road, halfway between the ocean.• and the freeways, term meaning o mound of. artifacn buried o~r fime by .
there is a sign plainly vilible on the right hand side of the ncitUral elements. The mu cal will be a contempor_,
rood. It reads, "The Tell ." Beyond the sign is a small dirt collection of visual artifacts about our culture. It la ..
parking lot, and beyond the lot is The Tell. Beginning a brain child of local ~rtists Jerry Burchfield and Mort!
few feet from the road, The Tell is a meandering 60(). Chamberlain, and constitutes phase eight of a 10.r••,
foot-long photographic mural rangi~ in height from 2 10-phose photographic documentation of LC9*1 ·
feet to 25 Net-that, once comp'*'9a, wiH tt(lft more ~ ... Tff!mt~ "
. ca 0t8nge Co.et DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, Moy 21, 1989
Comfort~s
afoot in
·footwear
What's afoot in footwear for spring
and summer? Comfon and good
looks.
Heels are inch1na down on dressy
shoes. Stores seem to be stocking •
more lower heel~. and in recent
fashion shows, for example 1he Bob
Mackie show last week at ·Amen
Wardy, models were parading about
in lower-heeled shoe!>.
Also,.the trend to lower heels was
noticed at a show Nordstrom staged
in April for The Sophisticates. Com-
miuec member Cath> Lowden,
backstage 10 get a closer look at the
fashions, told store people how much
She hked the styles and how happy she
was to sec the lower hccls. "I don't
think women will ever give up high
heels for real dressy affairs, but it's
good to see the lower heels. What I do
sometimes is ge1 the same s~oe with
different heels. Then if you have to
stand for a long ume you wear the
lower ones."
Women, I think. have discovered
from aerobic shoes they wt"ar around
the house and for wlllking, jogging.
etc. that there can be comfon in shoes.
I don't remember ever hearing a
man say, "My feet are killing me."
Also, you don't see them in high heels.
The lower heel dress shoes are
popular with the younger women who
have spent a 101 of time in sneaker-
ly~ shoes, and they also are popular
with the older woman who has spent a
lot of time in high heels and is no~
looking for a liulc comfort.
But, comfo n alone won'1 get 11.
Then, who sa)S women can·t ha'e
shoes that have st) le and are com-
fortable? Not shoe manufacturers.
Look around al the pumps. sandals
JONES ...
(From Ct)
completed' limited editions.
"She has always had a_ loving
appreciation for my work." Chuck
says of Linda. "It 1s a privilege to
work with her not only as family. but
as a bright businesswornan as-well."
Linda echoes her father's praise.
Their multifaceted. relationship
seems to deepen as they f urthcr
express their synergetic talents.
With the usual workday behind
them, this d ynamic father-daughter
team joins forces on this panicular
Thursday evening, at Circle Fine An
Gallery at South Coast Plaza. The)
are auending an opening tat led ... The
Art Of Animation." which fea1urcs
the work.g of Chuck Jones.
As Llnda and Chuck mingle
through th e e'entual crowd of 500
auests, lhe1r combined expertise
shines briaht At ease with each other
and the crowd. lhey ai ve cartoon bu ff s
1 niabt to remember. Chuck Jones is
arantina interviews to a locat tv
scat.ion, newspaper journalists and
even a ,;rl scout trying to cam a bedae. F1ther and daughter PoSC with
gallery guests for photos. Each person
at "The Art Of Animation" opening
is made to feel special and imponant.
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Cllpl being shown by Les Chau11ures add sparkle to shoes. or to other ctothln9.
and wedgies available in a rainbow of
colors.
Several companies, includin g
Hush Puppies, have made shoe that
the> claim incorporate the comfort
and Oexibih1y of sneakers an styli h
foot"ear. Chee~ out the so <;oft
insoles in-some ol tht.• shoes and thl·
contounne of the Iasis.
There'sJUSt no reason 1hesc da~., lo
sacri fice )Our feet for fashion
Sttll on the subject of shoe'>. ha' e
)OU seen the prett) clips being !>ho" n
aucnd the gaiter) opening.
With father and mother an tow.
Chris Brown, a 9-~ear-old from
Huntington Beach. µpi nts 1o a hm11ed
edi11on eel of Hassan Ch_<>-P... "I want 10
take this one home, .. Chn!> remarks
with enthusiasm. Chris and his fam-
ily began collecting Chuck Jones· an
and canoon v'dcos a few years back.
"Every time I look at Hassan (a large.
foreboding character) I want to laugh
He's mean, but in a funny sort of
way.".
Pan of the work done by Landa
Jones Enterprises. Inc. is to locate
specific animauon eels from past
cartoons that may -be of interest to
individuals.. Tom Berndt. a real estate
agent, came 10 1he Circle Galler)
opening to order a eel from the movie
.. Ju ngle-Bootw:'
"The eel 1s 15 )cars old and "1JJ
take some time 10 locate." Berndt
explains, "bu1 Linda (Jones) assures
me she can find something to fit the
·ad"'enturous' decor of my living
room."
by Les Chaus ure~. the fashion con-
sulting firm owned by Susan
Rothenberg"
The clips, "hen added to 1he
throat, sadL·ur bac~ ofa shoe. look lake
pan of thl' '>hoe and nof something
added on as tnm. The) arc handmade
1n a \arael) ofM)les and SllCS.
Tailored and 'cq dress~ omatl'
loo~s arc a'a1lahlc'"'1n all o'er hca<l-
ang, mctallil lcathL·r. pcau de so1t• and
ribbon
Bndge1 Marshall "ho "orks ""h
Rothenberg, s111d the chps aae non-
snag and hn"c a muh1tude of other
uses. 100
Clips can add spar~le to )our
clotl11ng ,.,,hen c:l1pJX.d on to a lapel.
· podct. belt or handbag or u'iCd an the
hair on rrench brn1d\. bo\I,\ or hair
accessories
Les Chaussures "111 ha' r the d ips
and other at·cc\soncs at the Soph1st1-
l"3lc, ·Ma) 'I and June I ·· hop Tall
\ ou Drop .. lx•ncfit a1 the Balboa Ba)
(lub
i•\1•\U\//l l"I''
Tallmantz to ha t
-Cancer Society fete-
.. The Sp1n1 of 't Loua~ 1s the thl!rtlt for the Orunie Co1;1nt~
Ch pter of the Amen n Cancer 1Cl) 's annual .. \ Ta w for Life.:
ton11ht at 6 p.m. More than 20 Oranse County restaurants wilt offer
samples in the CAl>Clnsh c· Tallmant1 A' 111100 h.sn&er at John Wayne
A1f1>0rt -all for ~50 per per on. silent au 11on~1ll al~ be para of the
fcSll\JllCS-Dre s 1s black tie opta(lnal. For ur kct information. con1:rC't
G loria Ruston. H l-0441 ·
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... The Ornnge County chapter of the Mc>.1ean-Amcm·nn Women'!I
Nallonal Association (MANA) wall .. celehrate aQd rct·ogn11c .. thc:-1r
1988 corporatt' ~ponsors at u no-host social 1oni¥)lt from 5 to 7 p.m at
the addleback Tra' elodge, Santo na. Adm1 SjOn 1s free For fun her
in forma1.1on. m il 647-7581 .
• • • <\lso tontght. the Los Palrones Club. a supPon au1ld of the C hald
Gu1d:lnC'e Center of Orange Count~. will host a fund r.l1!>111g luncheon
at the Bc"crly Henl.3ge Holel, ( ostn Mesa. The Center treat-.
cmot1onall} d1stu~d children from pre-!>< hool age through 18. Cost 1s
S:!O per ix·rson for the luncheon and aul11on ~sPond to 850-1120 lo
atlend
• • • The i\m<"ncan Sl·andina"1aR Foundation of Los .\ngclcs will hos1
··A Cclcbra11on of pnng." tonight at Gustn f .\ndcrs. '>al.Ith Coa\t Plaia
\'11lage, Santa \na The e\Cn1n& "111 begin "1th a rl't'l'pl1on at Orrefors
C'r)'!>lal Galic!) at ou1h ( 0:1s1 Pla1a. followed b) a gourmet dinner at
1hc ne~ rc!ltaurant. Procel·ds from 1tw S75 per per on C\en1 """
supP.On sc-holarsh1ps spon!>orl·d h~ tht' group 1 1el e1 anturma11on ,.,
available a1 :! I 3/597-'9:!M • • • A prof~s1onally-run car ra,lly will k1ck off the annual event
sponsored by the Barrymore~s Chapter of the Guth.ls of the Orange
County Performing Ans Center 1on1&ht. Fcsti\.'it 1es will wind up at The
Hop, El Toro. with dinner and soc~ hop dance. T1&ets arc S45 per
pc ri.on and a'ailable b> calling 770-93 16. • • • ThcJunior LengueofOrange Countyw11l ho 1 a High "I ea Monda)
from J to 5 p.m. at the Disco, er) Mu!>cum of Oraoge ( ounty 10
cclebrall• the reno' at1on ofThc Kellogg I louse. 1 he m L™!um 1\ loca1cd
a131 0 I W. Han ard. Santa .\na. ('all the Junior League at 720--7477 for 1nforma11on.
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June 3 1s also the date for the annual C'anderclla Ball. a bendit for
Children's Hospital of Orange Count). sponsored b) '1hc Cinderella
Guild Juniors. The formal dinner/dance sla1cd for Le Mcndacn Hotel.
Nc wpon ~ach, will also feature a silent 3U("llOn and presentation of
the .. Fn~nd of the Children" award to Ralph 'R'. Rucker "1.0 Tickets
arc S85rr person and ma y be arranged b} calling Tern Lawson
759-688 .
THE TELL ...
err' u1e l ac I') an aut nr o ~C\crai boO~\ and nunwrou' art1dl'\
on photograph' He ha\ .1n lll<1'1l'r'\ dc~n:l' an .\r1 fron, ( allforna;i 'iiate
Cni'l'l'>ll\ 111 I ullenon anti currrnt-
1) trarht•\ ph'mog1aph) .al < 'pre''
Collcgl· Ila., photograph' ha\l· hl'l'n
\ho"n Ill t'>.h1h111on'> throughout lhl'
Cn11cd \ta ll''· l 111uj')l' ant.I 1.1p.1n
He·~ been \\Orl1ng \\llh C hamlx·rla1n
on an1~t1l and hu'>rnc" flrClJl'll'> '>111l l
1973 On a ren:nt "cekl·nd al lhl·
Tdl Bun.hfid<l 1al~l·d aho111 th\'
mu1.il and ha' gc>JI\ tor 11
·· \fark. and I. hke mo')l pcopk who
11\l· down here. lo'c the Uln)On ar~
~ -wcrc ~<Jl1 of thl· JX" 1btht} of
luturc dl'H·lopmenl "e t&l~ed to
othl·r people ahou1 what ~c could do
a\ artl\h and a'> photogr.tphcr~
!>pe(afil·all). to ma)'bc.· ha'c \Onie
1mpae11n dra"ans pcople·s atten11 nn
tn the :frl·a or 1f nothing cl~· al h-~'1
docunwm 111he \l,J\ II was .. •
1 hl' fat t thJt thL' mural as l'J\ll\
au.'l'!>S1bJe and an fact almmt 1.k-
mands do\C \Hulan) ts. accort11ng 111
Bi.archficld. pan ol the plan
mural He aclnowlcdgcd 1ha1 his
onamal goal of ge111ng the photos up
on a single week.end was a. little
unreal1Slll but \J'lc "ay 11's going now
a ars to be" orkin out for the be t.
Chamberlain rcah1ed that people
"ho didn't kno" about 1t or believe 11
arc no" coming out 10 The Tell.
hoping to 1ncorpora1t• 1he1r photos 1n
the piece
"We can alcommodate them
no"... he ~it.I ··That'!> thl· "h6k· purpo~ -11'!> J pro Jell b\. of. and for
the people of< alafornaa ..
C hamberla1n "ent on to C'~pla an
1ha1 "the pine 1!> J1cta11ng 1t~lf.
"hach I!> c nltl~ ~hal a p1<"ce of art
should do I thank <''er) thing should
do 1ha1 1 he Lomdor should dictate
11~lf. bu1 11 doc!>Jl°t It's concti\ed 1n
some nuorc'>l.ent-ht room some-1
"here .rnd 1 ·m sure Tllal when lhev do
11 the~ don"t i.cc thest" hill!> as ~ang
hab11ats for animals. Thl'> don't St'e 11
as being the bunal ground of In
diam, 1hc) Jon·1 sec 11 a the
archcolog1cal 'i1tc of Laguna "omajl
and oth<.'1 fossil remains 1ha1 arc
amon~ the most stgnifieant an all ol
1hl' V. l'St~rn Hemisphere To them
11'!> s1mpl) an ele\<11100 pc>1nt on a
map The) ha'c no concept of "hat
th as arta means to the people who arc
hcrl" 10<.la). and nre coming tomor-
row. and all the olhl·r da)S Ifs Just .1
p1Cll' uf papt.•1 "
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Mary Kicrsch, Circle Gallery direc-
tor, rem\l"ks on the vanety of folks 1n
attendance: "The all-encompassing
talent of Chuck Jones seems to appeal
to people from all walks of life. His
work has a refreshing whimsical
quality to it. Anyone can relate to
that." K1crsch was kept busy during
the two-hour opening -selli ng and
taking orders for 1hesc $500toS1 .000
classic works of an.
As the evening draws to a close, one
is struck by the Jona list of contnbu-
tions this 76-ycar-old man, Chuck
Jones, has made to the world -a
career that spans nearl) six decades
and include 350 films, 3 Oscars, a
wealth of drawings. paintings and
lithographs, and an upcomi ng nu t<>-
biography. Stall. when meeting Chuck
Jones. it seems that he has barely
scratched the urfoce of his evC'r-
Oowing talents.
"We ltkc the idea th.it flCOpk t·an
com\· onto 1ht• land here " ...iad
Burdlficld a' he stood .ilong.s1dc the
mural. .. There's an opportuntty for
~1bem to interact with 1hc env1ron-
.r ment as well as the mural Thcrr
( hambcrlatn \\as interrupted b)
some ~orkers n~dang some help
"1th la)out of the photos. When he
returoed. he s.aad thnt .. what we're
tr) an to O\.l'rtomc .hef't' 1~ and1f-
fcl'cnlC lx>t:nu~ \\1Lh indifkrcnce
wh:11 ~ou encounter as an 1ncn:d1bk
h>\'i of 'ip1rn Th1'i thing 1s a \pin tun I
undertaking Thert''s not a J')l-rwn
here "ort.:ing tor pa~. :ind look at
1hcm "ork.' Beth Spencer. 59. weanng large,
purple cow camngs, studies each
framed animation eel, trying to
determine which one to purchase ... ,
love Bugs Bunny," she annoonccs.
"He is neve r to be daunted. He has the
ability to tum obstacles into op-
portunities. An attractive quality."
Spencer came from Lona Beach to
SHOP ...
tFromCI)
he museum in one month· thal the
proverbial "powers that be" said 11
would in six.
With all these credits behind him,
Chuck Jones values his daughter
Linda as .. the most 1ntcrcst1ng and
d1mens1onal character in my ltfc" He
recalls an agreement he made with
Linda when she was I 0 years old· .. I
convinced her that I was only 16 and
would put m> age on hold. And then
when she caught up 10 me, v.e'd grow
up together.
.. 1 had to renege on m) promise.··
Chuck admits. "When she c•ught up.
I 'stayed on hold' and let her &row up
ahead of me. I want to stay rorcver
young!"
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Otudl and Unda Jones surroundH "1 otller ,....._,. of .. .,, .... ,.
SCC'm to be totaltt) there Part of the
go.ii 1\ that 11 funtt1on\ dtffercntl)
from d1flc:rL'nt dl\lann~~ from }Our
car Hna·n ha\t.·.1 tt·rt:11n ,1.,wn nf11 a
c:na1n 1m11.w1 \\ H111 flllll onto lhl·
land. )ou'll \tan 111 nutitt" other
clcmcnh . .\' '11u \\,tll L lo ·r 11 II c,1ar1
to ch.ingl· t' l'll nhl1L-unul \tllt grt up
close h\ 1f ;an<l \OU l .t n starl IC\ ma~t
ou1 all thl''>l' an<lo 1dyal pho1011 aph'
The) '•e collJsnl tngl·lher tu "rca1c
) mbollt ft'ft•rtnC't\ IO l hp nsc
human e'olu11un. ho"' \\t' ha H
related 10 the en\ 1ronmcnt m the P.3"
and ho" "l''1c Lclat1na to 11 no~ • •
The photo~ .ire not r-.mt.lomh
applied tu tht.· mua.il fhtte ",, pl.111
to crr.i1c a \ 1wnl tlo" h111 Run hfidd
1dm11tcd 1ha1 \Oml·11mt•\ 11· .. a ltuk laard 10 rnnceaH·
Photogrnphs t'!.pectallv <:<>ll1r
pr1ntf>. fodc "hen c"po\cd to uhm·
v1olt1 l1f.h1 for prolonacd pcr10th ol
time. ~ an> 1)f the photo~ on 1he
mural arc: groupc.:d into color' thJI
wall fade into different \hatk'> 0' er
tht couN.' of the ">Um mer 10 rnanndc
with the \Ca,onal dwnac of the>
.urTound1na en \ 1ronmcnt Th\· Hlp edar of the mur1ll ha" been cut to
ttt.emble a long. rolling h1llc;1dc .\II
ltus 1 in cepina "tth 1he 1dnr .,,
tryina to rc:taan the natural characcru tit of the lln>On
Btsadc it apparent am lie 1 IC·
mcnt. The Tcll 1 ulum:uely about the:
environment .\cC:Ofdin• to
lurthO<"ld. ..one of. the pnmar)
conttrM of Mul and m) If ha'
been •he La.auna tan) On c:nv1ron-
and malun' 1 5tOtt'mcnt about
~c·rc m3kana a much broader
cnt at the same time wc·rc
av.1th is'ue' and concc:m that
,._ft.le, ant C\C:ry pl1Cl'. not onl) MrC'
tl&I tn other pans of tht world 1n
.,., of what we'rc kina 1n the llllft with ourcn\'aronrntnt ind how ~ft. dealina wi&h u:··
.,. .·Illar\ ~1n has 1 8.A. 1n Mtical !(ientt and 1 master'•
in Opna"ons Rcttarda from Uruvcriny of lo-a. ltke
field. Cbambtrtaan has had
... llllfDDl*IM U ....... of hil waft ........... ....,,, ....... ..................
..... .,..,.. lftedjaam. Ht curmnly DltOIClll'lllltY part•blftC •• caa. C'.Gllllr .... s.ddle-c.. ... -. ......... , • a ... IC~ -~~ "" . ........ ..
The Tell has enh!>tl'd t~e help of
ao)onc in the communal ) "ho l'oult.I
L<>me out and g1\c of 1hc1r time to
build the mural and put up the
thou .... nd' of photoaraphs People ce1mc from all o"'er ancluding one
,on\truc11on "or~cr. Ball) "ho
h11eh h1kcd out from .\La II.a to ~or~
on the mural r he hundreds of \ oluntec"' hn\ c
andudtd high hool cla~\C'i hkc < 1re1
lknott's photo cla»cs from El \!od-
eno I l1ah hool "in Oranar Benoit
brought h1 cl1 scs out bttausc.-.. tha.,
1~ part ol h1c;tor) h also a1v~ the
~tudcnts nn a~arcncs\ of photo e~pf'C)~1on "He said that man) of h1\
ludc:nts \\C:l'C 'tl)tni lhe entm~ day.
and m1aht come: back apm
Maren Bloc~c:ter 1s with the Laauna
C an)on C"on~r\Qnc:y, and ha
donated coun1le hours to th't pro-
JC:Cl. 0( the mural Itself, ~he S11d "to
mc, 1111 1 m The art of people, rmnr
than nythma else. •
Like: man)' olhc:r people in the
Laauna area 'he too 1s opposed to the
proposed h1Jhwn> cut11n1 thtouJh
the: can)on. "We're not sa)•na don't
build. "e'rc y1na don't build naht
h re. There' other place ..
hhouah The Tell lS not due to be
completed unul the last Wtt1' 1n May.
man) people arc alread) com1na out
to tee "-'Ml the whole th1na 11 abOut .
Nine) Hebetlcr, t m1den1 ofWe$t
Covina. •·as It The Tell on Mother'
Da) •nh her dauahttn .
"I thin~ n's a•-nomc .. she Yid of
the murtl. 'Tm auina to ~II S()me
people I ltno,,.. that come IO Laauna
not to m"' this. It's • .,.., idea. I hoPe tMy do lea\(' th11 .. ,bi 'Way ll
is. ll'1 a &cau11fad ara, Ma)'., .. i1r·
Theft at u booth tet vp near the mw-al IO cfi1 J laK idwMalioa on the canYoft ind othef local nvnvnmm-
.. , t'OKef'ftl, as Well as IO RD T-1lurt1
and Uken IO raitr ""*)' for ~
Ttll aod c>tMr..,,....,
Theft att two ...cial ~ corn1,.
up at TM Tdl. Tbundl • Ma.r 2S, from 6 IO aaa. ii ama.I
dedecauon CCICMOnJ. °"' to tM ........ • .... it ..
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Sunaay.'May 21 , 1989
Medstone banks on gallstone market for seco'1dspurt
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1Y DOMlllA MOONn'
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FredSimpeon learned lhata kidney
stone •as arowina an11de him when
he 10qht help from a· chiropractor
after spra1nina his beck.
On the X-ray was a Jl'IY mass the su~e of hatr a .aolf ball Simpson, who
for much of his hfe has endured the
pain of •PISSIO& smaller stones.
suspects this one scvcraJ years ago
anachcd to 'he crevices of the kidney
and just kept growmi.
Physicians call &he Costa Mesa
man's stone a "sta,horn," one of 1hc
worst types known to the medical
profession.
Little j' understood about why
stones be&in to grow. but doctors
tradtt1onafly have nd paucnts of tbe
bnnle, caJc1fied clusters by cutuna
throuah la)'ers of muscle tn th~ back
10 the ludney, and then rcmovtng che
un"'antcd mass. The horrendous
procedure requires more than a
"'«k's sla) tn the hospital and up to
t'1aht wuks of recovery umc. And the
older the patient, the higher the nsk of
death dunna the procedure.
For S 1-year-old Simpson. the
medical technoloa> that gave him a
painless 1hernat1vc to surgery was
developed JUSt a few miles awa)'. at
the same time hl's ludncy stone grew.
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BeJ1nningjn, 1984. Orange County
en11neers Cnu& McGrceor and Errol
Payne alona with rad1olog1st Richard
Penfil dC$ianed a machine to generate 'ihock~aves, called hthotnps)'. that
would pulverize kidnC"y stones
without breaking the skin. The first
prototype entered a Chicago hosl)1lal
1n J 985 Three )tars later the Food
and Drug Adm1nistrat1on granted appro~al for their compan y.
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D•vld R•dllnskl of lrvlne·s Medstone .st•nds by the machine that breaks up k idney stones -without surgery.
Med\tonc lnterna11onal Inc. to sell tra\Cfed through to the stone fhcn he "'a'i·onc of 19 employees In fac. t. all department\ ha' l ~x:r qu..11 ll'I \nd sull the rnmp;1n' 1 uO'enng from gallstone
the SI 3 million a'i~mbhes Simpson came out of the deep sleep RadhMl1 has helped steer the '"dkJ in tlw pJ'1 \l'Jr '\o~ mml' haring 11 the requirC'd an formation has
On an early morning last June. soon afier. and the nelll da)' he: ~oung firm thrnuJh a pcned of than 0 t.'nJ•nl·t'r'>. .t1pc:rn11on' l lp\tair' \kJ,wm•thicl\jiq>lan· been gathered and the final hurdle
Fred Simpson checked into the enJO)'cd "bus1nc)s as usual" out'11J1..· 1mmcn'ic e\p3ns1on Signs of "orker\ adm1n1'>tnllor' .11\ll m.u-nang 1,1r "hat m.t\ ht.· \tl·,l\tonc."' Med 1onc faces 1s appro,al b> the
outpatient section ofNewpon 's Hoag the hosp11al In fact .. 1mp'IOn Joked. Mcd\tone's growing pains arc huc.·rcJ ketcr v.orl.. 1n tht In inr bu1ldintt mmt npt.i\I\ c: gi."~th '>PU rt \t't goHrnment ag£nC) to ~II what will
Hosp11.al, changed tnlo a gown and the onl) scar) part oft he process "a'i through.out the rompan) '\new In inc --\not her W "ork 11ut..a1..k thl· ollill' ,,, ix a s)stcm unusual for us dual
sltppcd into a druf·tndu<.'cd sleep. waking up 1n a hospital room to 'iCC a offile, a \ltc four times larger than the !!Cn Ile and \<Ile' reprl'\C.'llt:m \ c.•\ T hl· ~1dnl'\ \tonl· rnarkl'I h1"1u¥ht apphcatwn
Meanwhile. med1ca staff aimed on lady recovering from a no~ Job former l osta Mi:sa plant. Pink fik lndc<.·d \kJ.,tonl l'mplt1\1."n h.1\\' thl· lOmp.1m 11u111111' \outh hut tht'
his stone the shock"'ave generator Paucnts who undergo hthotnp\~ rnrd<, taped -to the doors inJ1caw rc:a.,on to \·all I IJX~ .1 m1ko,t111w \l~,u luuat 1' l' m.11 kl·t l., er' one at Radhnsk.1 s.tud he doe n't "ant to undUJe~rL.S.3llt mu.pp3o!SoU.JDLl.·_,_s,_11filln11d...1•whu;ci.irec:..·~~ ..J.l 11!1.ul l .... c....1l.uOwbci.a;.....:111SC1.13uCC..r.outt_.auhciui)lu11_~01~mw1"4' c;....iin~uUJn ... 1 bi;JC;.l·r~i-\~C~l-UIO.J-4bcjll,;....<£"d~d~ec;1d~o1.J·\.._ ... 1 .... n_..uhw1 Ow• ... • ........ h,,_, ............. rn .... 1,...p,...tull .... \ -''"''LI' a ... 1i-+pw11 ... h,..h..._, __ \..,I.LI •u.cl""'''"'OwllLL•'--1h.u1_,.1~...,,..~,__.1...,11'-lpc!A"-' 0..,1•;.l.1 <..I lu.l•o.;..' _..., s,._~~'::;,i·,.c~u la tt' on ""hen FDA WI II make a
l---t1---U ...... ,1U1Lbod.J.UJW)L..J. u.u;......,"""-· linanc1all)'. Cost for the procedure phone on the noor artl\.Cd before thl' ra.-.c<l s I) m1lhon .• ind \old I 'I ~Jll'itont'\ I he \lOOl'"· lormed t1'a .. ~ ~p.ro~~llb~'-~~~~~~J. Th':fi~
Sparks shol through a gap 1m: ranges, from S5.000 to S 10.000 "It's di:sk. The Jim board 1oom 1s bare mnlhlnl \ 'ittX I..\ ha' l' "' ung lrom p1edom1nJnth lrom chokstcrol. 1• ··o"n7idc•nnu a~other" stock offenng
merscd 1n water w11h1n the generator. one of fe" 1cchnolog1cal brl.'Jk· Do"'nstJtr'i in thl' a<,~mbl) dcpan -thl' ur 1g111al Jlfltl' Ill ~ 1 l '" ·" ha~h ,,, forll' W' t'n 11inl'' ·'' m.1n' rx·opf(' 111 1;1 "pici~ar.itw~i uf appro"al .
The sparks vapon1cd the surround-throughs that actual!~ rcdUl l''I th(• nll'l\I 1\1.irt) l.ikO\ronska l<x1k\0\1.'f J s~~ Ulllkrg11 11\"Jlllll'llt lllll1 J'l.lrCd \\Ith
'"8 water. crcallfli J.JOO pressure cost of med1c1m·." said Da' 1d Mt:1ht11nl' .,,,tern La\t J ul) thl' Bu t '.kd'lh•lll' ll11rk.1..•r\ haH Ix I "IO,O<)O t•l'Jtl·J Jnnu.1lh Im k1dnl'' ··11 th.: g;All!ltone mnrlct t:il..es off
waves during the 45·munu1e proccu Radlinski. a former linance cl'l1r1 for C"u!>ta l'vk'>a rt'\IJl'nt '>aad'. hl" \\JS thl' comr :i little .1nl\\ .. , .a ae<l'nl lull '>tone' In J.11111.1" t •Jl\l\ l\kJ .. tonl' lh' "a} 'cq •rrtxxi) \\tlnl~ 11 to.
Because the human bod} 1s C'omposed Prtnlronix Inc. "ho JOlneJ Mcd'>tonl' lirm \ onl)' 1n\pt.'llor T1>da' th l're Jr1· '""It:' nn thl li r m 1'1 od11ct11111 hJ' "J" ga\l n .1ppr"' .JI h\ tlh I n \ to Med~tone "11l 111::1S..c 3 lot of money,".
mostl} of water. the wa\Cs ca 1h as ch1ef financ1al otl1ccr in Jul~ t 9,., thrl·e u roppc:ll from I' ti• l'tttht mal htnc\ lx·~1n d 1111l.il '1ml11' 1111 1>J11cnl\ hl· \I.lid. ,·
Myth No. 1: Japan doesn't own America, probably won't
ly JOHN CUNNIFF ,.., ..._., """'>"'
NEW YORK -Reahty 1s clus1,e
1n e onom1n "'here fads come.and
go 11.ht:'re stra"'mcn arc crtatcd !>O
the) <.'an bt' cut do11. n and "hl're
m\th!> somc11me\ scnc as \\t'll a(,
facts, espcr1all~ in popular 1n1cr-
prcta11o ns
It 1s a myth. lort',amplC' that Japan
is the b1ggt'st 1n' t'Stor in the l nit1..·d
tale and It will rt'ma1n a m)th until
Japan o' enal es the l n11ed Kingdom
and the Netherlands And b> then at
l..OUld be overtaken b> ( nnadn
M) th~ pc~asl for mJn) rca on\.
one being that m) th\ lend thcm~h l'\
10 dramatlC' tak'\. •\nd bcl"3usc tht•}
ha' c at lca<>I the ring o f truth. somt·
\t ,tt'll 1n11..·n:sts 'iC11c tht'm ::ind u..e
tht'm for tht'11 prt\.Jh' prnpog.anda
purpo-.c!i
But no. the Japanc\C a~n t the
b1gge\t bu\Cf\ ol l ' JS..Ch It m1,ht
appt·ar to be o bl.'rau\l' the) in-
ett":l~ th~r d11ttt in\~lmenl\
sh.arpl\ from s.i 7 hallaon in 19 () to
SJJA btlhon ln I Y87
'W ith kss pubht concern ho"<''t'r
Europeans and ( jnad1ans hJ'l' long
1n'c tcd'hca,11) in the nitcd 'tates
In 1987.the L'natcd Kingdom o"'ncd
$74.Q b1llton l>I l ' ~ .1'i\t't' tht•
Netherlands S.a., billio n and< .tnad.1
S~ I , b1ll1un ~
\\ h) the u1nn·rn .1b<1ut , th l·
Japanc)C" f h,· '>pcl'd. pc:rhap\ Hut
the incrca~· 1n Japant'\C anH''>trncnt'
"lll) not ht-m.11nta1m•d l>o ~ou retall
an the I 471h 11. hcn the 01 (-n(h \r.1h\
\\Cr<' said 10 tx· hu\ 1n1t up -\ma1t.1 1
It IS bet JU'>l' OI \Ul h llll\lllllll'fl
uons that the \\ .t\h1ngton h.awd
( 1111cns fo r ,1 \ound I conon\\ I oun·
dauon has 1!>\ucd :mother 111 1t' \t'l ll''
of m ) th book kt' th" one "11ttt•n h~
11s own cconoma'>t l\11lhad lkt kl.'r ,,
docroral 'itudllnt
Recogn111ng the lo" Ind of nnn
om1c htera'-'· thl" lound.1111111 ''·""'
Its pu'i1tmn dc.11 I~ It" II \.l\' .1 non·
pan1..an rc~jr,h and t•dut.1ta.111 111-
g.in11a11on
.. monr m\lh' 11 .,...\.'l e; to J 1\p11l\ \'
1' thl." one al" 11 r. •1 \'1gncr' hu' In): 1p
\111Ull.l \\ I thl'\ .lrl' \OU ......
Wdl, thl"' .ll n11t s;i,, Rc:t•l l'f l hl
fau he s.l'' I) 1h;.i1. lore1gn-t11\nl·J
jS\Ct'I Ml' J H'I\ 'rnJll J'l('rn·nt.llol l' 111
l \ '"\("
Desp11r thl" rl'l\'1\.11nflu' ol 1111\'ll!(n
t..1p1IJI lk<t 1... ·r \ J.11 111' th.H 'nrl'tgn
Ill\ \•\t\lr\ II\\ n .uil\ .J ix·· lClll :11 '
~lll'nt ol I \ ph\\ll.il ,1\WI\
\\ell ~oi '.J' thl,·,l. Ix-en "1.1p·
p111g op ·\lllll tl.tn l.irml.ind \n I 11
th\'\ it· 1$l'll11111 our (irmlanJ thl·11
thn ll' lll\ll'.1\111(! tht11 l·ontrnl 11\\'1
OUI IOUlJ J'I Ill'> \n(l ll•oJ n\jl...l'' up ,1
\ l'I ~ I.II~\' p,11 t 11f 11t11 \ 1111\Ullll"I j\lt\ l
llldl'\
'\lo. \,I\\ •kd,\'1 tht'\ ,II\ lhtl
\napping up 1.111111.md It"~ a nnth hl·
\.l\\ • I If~·, Ul\ll llq:fig1hk .tlllllUlll\
ol l.11111(,11 J .. h\ I I' C'lllnlJll'' I•'"
than I 1x 'nt
f ht• llllllU\1011 lw \U~\'\I\ llll~ht
.11 1\l' Iron tht· n111nl·11daturt·, ht.·l.HI\('
t11 ntx•1 l.111J I\ \Ollh'taml><> dj\'11 lil·d ·"
New-home construction
acts as economic barometer
1y JOHN CUNNIFF
,.,_.~
NEW YO RK -When housing
s1am beam to fall rC'<'e'l'lton fears nsc
The relation hap might tx· leu n<>v.
1h1n 1t u\Cd to be. but a d«hnc 1n
hous1nt has prtecded and a«om·
pant~ most rcccs'i10M 1n rec.;cnt
years .\nd that make hou 1n1 a very
ieMll1\e economic barometer
The rt arc aood rcawn for follo11. •
int that barometer ~au'IC. l> hou 1na propft po.nt out 1he-buJld1.oa of
j ust one s1nt.1c-famtl} houic acnerates
I. "'orkcr·)tln of cmplo)mcnt 1n
ron1tru uon or con tru'11on-n:lateJ
1ndus&ne'
them but ,ood for 1he count~ not
only aood for bu1l<lers but tor utht•r
trade • too
Wqtk1ng f1om official JO'ernmi:nt
figur~s. the N <\Ha C'ttmate\ that
1,000 s1nglc-fam1 I) homes &t:nerµtl'
$)9 3 m1lhon 1n "'4&e and SI o I
m1lhon tn combined federal. \IJt~·
and local 1.i~c\ •
Tho$( amounu arr JUSI for ~ingk
fam1ly house dJ tn mull1fum11\
hous1naand the 1mpa't of 1.000 unit\
comes to l "orker-}can . SI <1
m1lhon an v.agr-\ and S7 B m tlhon 1n
combtncd federal. state and ltX\tl
rc'enucs.
"'o "onJC'r th.ll housing 0 11"ttlll •
11011 I\ an Clonom1l b.lroml.'t n 1111
"ondcr 1hat "ht•n th1..· haromt:tl'• I.all'
it send\ a 11..1rn1ng .1hou1 thl' t'lon·
omy\ d1 rcc11on ,,, <>urt•I\ ·" 11'1
metcurologu:al 1.'.0untcrpart "!!n.11,
1n1.. IC'mcnt "ealht:1
I lou~ing \Oll'ltrud1on ha' 1.,11~·11 ror
three 'Ill 1ugh1 mon1hs. enough to 'Jlur
mcmtxof\ of thr ' \llR to r>a' .1 ''"'
th" 11.l-cl tu \IJn < •rl~mp:in. l.'h.111-
m3n of. the t cJ eral R1..·'1Cr' l' Ho.ml
1 heir m~'lagc f 1;,co up
tarml:rnd It 1\n't •I mun.r 1'111
m~ t holo~ ''' \1111wt1l11(\ 1,111 to .. h
'l'l\l 'ud da,tan t111n'
Rc:ckcr al<,o tJd.ll'' thl' notion 1h.1t
llil· l nllnl \tjl,' "'"l ""rl" 'l.HEL'\I
'\khtlll llJllllll \ I\" ht:ht 1),1\hl,'\
hdUlllll\L\\'\ \\h\ h1.,1\\111"11
l'\Cll l'k.11 th.JI till' l n11c·d \t.tll.'' '' :i
Figures as of Thursday May 18
ill tit or n;mon :11 :ill
I k d•11. '!1 • ,l\'11.i11nll •hl •111111111
,iltu~\·thl I h11t hL• Ll<K\ lllh'I lht\
c:\pl.in:1111111, ,111111n l!-nthL '' 1111 hi\
.lluuhl\
-I hC' C t111lnlt'fL"t' llt'l',11111\l nt
\ .1lt1~\ Jllu 1 111\ C\l111l'nl\ :ll th~
amt)unt, Jl.Jh1 at pull ha'4.' J hnc;
....-
amount\ arl' no1 updated to .\1..-count
Ina grn" th 1H 1ntlatw n l\1:ln~ l 'i
arn ntl·rncnl\ .1hroad 11.<t' m::idt' "3'
ll.h. l 111 th~ I ~ l>'I and I Qb(h
-1on·1an1n\e\tmcnt 1n the nit·
< J \111t a1t' ot mf\l't' t«t"nt 'inta •
I 1\ Joli 1 li&un:' .i1c more: hl..C'h 10
n.•0,..t i.Ulrl'llt \OllUL:\
FIXED ADJUSTABLE
lnl,..I Down Pointe Lock-In Max. lnt,..t Down Potntt Lodi-In "(:,In ..... Rtle Pymt (~) (dtyt) L~n ..... Pyml • ('Mt) (deye) ('Mt lo.ft Ameflcan tn1ers111 t11 S&L I\ 000 05 '000 15 187 9 750 20 1 500 IS 2 625 600 Amencdn Sav1nga, BJnk • , ?50 20 2 000 I( 1a; 9 800 20 2 000 60 2 650 2000
Bani( of America 11 125 410 2 000 .15 187 9 375 20 2 000 60 2 750 750
Br~ht Mortoao• l \ 125 20 2 000 00 500 10000 20 3 000 60 2 750 500 Coasl Sch •l'tQi; & L<Mn It 105 20 200Q JC 187 q 750 20 2 000 60 2 750 500
Cons111u11or Fed S&l 'l 000 20 QOOO 15 187 9 875 20 2 000 \~ 2 875 187
F I West s.1-·nos & Loan •o ;50 10 2 000 45 1s; 9 250 10 l 500 30 2 625 187
Glenda!' Ff· jf!rat Bani\ • ' 000 20 2000 30 19; ,0 37~ 20 2 000 30 2 750 750
Great Amer• nSev Bani! 11 14>!> 20 2 000 45 500 10000 10 2 500 45 3 100 187
Home Fede• ~I S&L , , 250 05 2 000 ,. 18i" <n so 20 2 000 60 2 750 600
Household 81ni. IQ 875 10 • 000 500 8 875 20 I 500 45 2 500 500 lrvlM Nat Morigag@ I I 625 4>0 1 soo &o 500 8 62~ 20 I 500 45 2 875 187
Landmar~ B 1ni. •O 625 05 ;iooo 30 187 8 875 OS 2 000 60 2 750 187
Lono B.,ac11 S& L ·o i;25 \Q , 500 •5 187 q 750 10 1 500 00 2 750 250
Marinei-~ Ban11 I 3"5 w \ 500. '5 651£1 8 875 20 1500 15 2 150 300
MIH IOO V•EIJO NII I Btnll 1' 000 10 2 000 60 300 8 875 20 1 500 45 2 750 500
Montert"'f Coast Mortgao'" 10 ·so 1(\ • soo 15 18 ~ 9 875 10 2000 45 2 875 250
Newport ~" 1:1nc111 Grou~ 10 • !.>() 10 1 soo 60 18" 8 87~ ?O 1 500 4~ 2 750 500
Ocean Vt w r 1n.tnc1a1 10 !It'!> 20 ··so 45 750 9 500 20 I 500 30 2 750 500 Pac;111c $111111•01 Bank I• 000 05 ' •7!! 45 18" 10000 20 2 000 60 2 750 500
PaGtltc Sunb011 Mo 1g~e '1 L50 :'O l '-00 }() !>00 9 825 ;>(I '750 4~ 2 625 500
Reput>ltc Federo1 Savings IQ i"!>O 05 1 000 15 18" 10 500 :ic , 500 ;5 3 250 500 Secur11y Pacific Nat I Bank 11 000 20 2 00 45 1000 q 825 20 1 750 60 2 750 500 So Cal Mtg Consultant 11 125 20, 1 500 ?I 500 8 500 20 \ 750 45 2 875 500 Union F•derol S&L 11 J75 20 1 '>00 21 187 9 750 20 . 2 000 45 2 750 500
INDEX SUMMARY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ADJUST ABLE MORTGAGES RATE AVERAGES
Thlt W9H L.et •-k 2 Wffkl "90 Contomttng ~~· .. 11th 01wi.c1 a~ 8 '· 8 42 F1 .. d Prime rate 11 50 11 50 II 50 15 year IQ 737 , 1 232 3 month r bill 8 43 8 !>4 8 53 30yut 10 917 11 "30 6 month Tb II e 39 8 4 812 ••wtabte 1 yr treasury note '05 9 !6 q 20 emontn q 678 9908 3 '11 tr ... ury note 908 9 18 '26 1~r 9 475 9852 Understandably. hou are bu1l1
b) c~t rather than 1.8 "-Orken. t'lut
1t *"'~ out to that. talcd a bit
diffi:R"ntl). one hou pro"'1dt"$ I.
When )C>u consider that thert ur\'
more than a m1llton hou 1na s1an
each )car -more {han 2 m1lhon 1n
197 and probably 1.4 m1lhon 1h1.,
)tar-the impact &n>'°"S toenormOU\
proponion\.
\\hat bu1ldl'r\ fear. and mJn\
prok,'i1onal t'tonum1\t\ tno. '" th.II
3n) further tnl~ta)C tn 1ntcfl'\I rate'
could p11c:h the t't:onOnl) 1nt11 a
rec.cs ion bf fore the ~car 1
\>Ut Hl·C°J ri~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii~jiiiiiii~iiiiii~i our barometer. the) said
U"'-~1\ablv. (,~n.,p.ln alrcad)
had taken notice \flcr about 14
months of fi&hun1 tnflatton '•a
h1ihcr '"'er \ rat~. the Fed nu 'o ha"e kt uo. 1fonl for an a ~ mcnt
In fa 1, home mor\"1at' 1'1tc hl\C
been falhn
5 yr trMtury note 90$ 909 ' 16
jobl of 40 houn a •eek for one Cull
)tar and two-thirds ofanothcr year.
Tiie Naa.onal t0e11t1on of Home
Bualckn. whteh makes that n11ma1c
from tc>"'tmmen1 f11urn. tm lo show that hcMalina itlDCXI "!<>'only for
from 1983 through 19 7. horn<'
butlden \I) ~ blult I 6 million
units. t'l'Ht1na 2.~ m1Ueon ftall·time
Jobs and .-nc1'1ttn1 U5 billion 1n
•'llC' each )l"lr and a fl\ie·~tar 101al
ofS I al billion IO ll" l'C'ftnl.IC
Student loan rules pending
truck dn'f1"1 to f1ui1nnt and com·
mttCJal an. Al~houah tMir 1uadcnu
· rtt"C1"e only a*t a....,.., of all
ftdetaHy auanntttd loiMi. W( h
KhoOlt accoun1 ror 40 PC'ft'cnt of all ........ dollars.
terminate pert1c1pet1on b)' hool
,i,1th d fault rates tbo\c 20 pcrdnt
• me ~.~5~ '"''''uhon • more than
h 1r of them profit·makint "«I·
11onal ~hool • fall into th1U caicaor\,
f.dulat1on Oc:panmcnt otr1C11k
c1t1na adm1nlllr.at1\t probkms _,lh
the lknnctt plan, Yy the 1taduatcd
a' uos 1ppruacb ,, 1e1ualh nrontrr
fMdte•M
··1an11osutt )OU that m r\" of the
hodd) ttools Wlth dtfauh probkm
• 1 II fl I mOft' pain ~ncr under ~ t\i l
Lauro ('a,"a1ot •• doint :1han 1htj ..,... lilW __. .tw ltftMa
P'Cltl ...... ...w .,.,, •ndtt•
tmC'8h a.ta~
VENETIAN GONDOLAS
....
llNINE COAST CHARTERS 675--4704 IMN COAST CHARTERS 675-'4104
Thi• Space Can ..
. • I :
642-5678
ULL
llllU
718-IOOO •• ..... 411
..
e est
From North Or-.e County
Prom South Or~ c~
Executtw TownflorM In
park Mttlng. 2 Mut..-1. 2
Be1h11 NO ST AIRS. Re-
ducea 13-48,900 Loi•
J.c:ob8 7eG-83M
.. ~ -
I t l Ill I
---
· .. ·;; Merrill Lynch Realty Expect the beSt
Coldwell Banker
Residential Real Estatt" &rft"ces
CO.RNER OF COAST.HWY. AT AVOCADO 644~906.0
THE l COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & L ISTINGS
OPEN HOUSES SAT 1-5
MESA VBRDB 3186 BERMUDA
4 BR $294,900 H. STOCKWELL
SANTA ANA HTS 2382 BAYFARM PL.
4 BR, FR $319,000 0 . GOLD BERRY
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 609 DONALD PLACE
4 BR, FR $559.000 D. GOLDSBERRY
BALBOA ISLAN 0 206 ONYX
2BR $1179.000 .J. CAMPBEL~
H.V. HOM ES 1835 SHEFPIELD
5 BR $620.000 L. HAW
IRVINE TERRACE 2001 ALTURA
3 BR $659,000 P HAHTLF:Y
LIDO 107 \'I A RAVENNA
3 BR $664,900 G. LIVINGSTON
H.V. BIL~ 3501 SAUSALITO
3 BR $850.000 L. EWI:-.:C
H.V. HOMES 1972 PORT CLARIDGE
4 BR, FR $865,000 R. K URTZ
PROMONTORY BAY 420 HARBOR IS. DR.
4 BR, FR, DOCK $1,125,000 E.CORK ETT
NE WPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH SS19,900
This picture perfect 3 BR, detached home shows
pride of ownership in every detail. Light , bright
lovely deoor, lar~e beautifully landscaped lot, golf
course view too.
BLUPPS U99,000
Beat No. Bluffs location with elevated view! 3BR,
2 BA, ai nale level. Eeting area in kit A/C.
Maintained to perfect.ion. Cloee to Comm. pool.
BASTBLUPP SW,600
Loweet prices home in Eutblu.ff. Buy Le..ehold
or Fee. 6 BR, 2 BA1 all on one level. Large p00l for
entertaining. Fam1ly/kitchen.
WESTCUPP HN,000
Gorseoua" BR + 3 BA home. Very bright. Oj>eP
w/many upgrades. Lars~ard "/pool & spa. Thie
home hat a •pee.iii 1ppeaJ that everyQne can
enjoy.
•
· HAUOI VIEW 1101118 HH,ttO
EIMnce of pride of ownenhip! 6 BR, 3 BA, great
location. Expanded dining nn., remod. kit., bay
windows, ahutten, french dn, many new up·
l"adf!t!
OPEN HOUSES SU NDAY 1-5
MESA VERDE sue BERM UDA
4 BR $294 ,900 H . STOCKWELL
EAST SIDE 499 E. J 8TH PL.
3 BR $329,000 R. BRA NDES
BAYVIEW TERR. 84 PELICAN CT.
2 BR $351,000 H. THAMER
SANTA ANA HTS. 2882 BA YF ARM PL.
4 BR, FR $379,000 0 . GOLDSBERRY
BLUFF 408 ONDA
3 BR, VIEW $399,000 J. AKERMAN
H.UBOJl HJGHl..AND 1912 DOVER
4 BR, POOL $405,000 J . STEPHEN ON
SEAVIEW
3 BR, FR
1915 YACHT MARIA
$550,000 G. ANDERSON
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 609 DONALD PL
4 BR, FR $559,000 D. GOLD BE~RY
BALBOA ISLAND
2 BR $579,000 206 ONYX
J. CAMPBELL
WESTCLIFP 3 BR, FR
WESTCLIPP
4 BR, FR
H.V. HOMES
6 BR
H.V. HOMES
4 BR, DEN
llVJNETEIL
81
UDO
3 BR
DOVl&SBOUS
4 BR. POOL
" UDO
3 BR. FR
• R.t .HlW
3 BR
B.V. BOllP.8
'BR, FR
IAY l80ll8
6 BR. FR '
..
$585,000
1%25 E EX
J . MERTZ
1539 CUMBERLAND
$095,000 D. MEEDER
1885 PORT 8HEPFEILD
$620,000 L. SHAW
1942 PO&T LAURENT
16.%,000 -C. NORMAN
$659,000
2001 ALTURA
L.RO E
107 VIA IAVINNA
$664,900 G. LMNGSTON
!000 BANTIA90
B. TOWERS I
111 VIA SAM 11110
S699,600 E. CORKETT
' SIOI 8AU8ALITO
$860,()90 P. HARTLEY
1m POIT CLA.ll081 '866,000 R. KURTZ
/ 1886,000
llllema&la
D.BIBB
NE W LI STINGS
NEWPORT BEACH S 176,000
Best value in Newµort Bch. Two bedroom~ & two
baths, end unit on greenbell. Bike trail w beach,
'ingle level, great fur Isl time buyer or investor.
HARBOR HIGHLANDS '406,000
Lovely home a short walk to park. sch0Qh1 &
shopping. liding doors open t.o sun wept palin
complete w/pool. 3 BR + dining rm., RV 8C'C'e i-.
ln an area where home values remain high! \nil
now~
BALBOA ISLAND S579 000
Newly remodeled Balbo l"llsnd charmer. 2 Bk. 2
BA, decorator tile, countn. kitchen with new
appliance . bleached floor 1tnd mort!1
PROMONTORY BAY . Sl,1251000
Your belt inve lment could be thi tnrific ''BR,
3 BA home w/dock. The lowest priced ha~front m
t.own! Amenitie include 2 fpl , den
w/en1.erta.inmenl area. lg. ma, ter uite, workthop,
computer room, formal dining rm. A BUY'
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 0 ,299,000
You'll feel right et home when you walk in thi~
exciting o BR 4 12 BA home. Warm & livabl~ with
FR, bonus room, formal dining rm .. lg family
kiU:hen & beat of all, fa bulou view of Newport
Harbor!
BIO CANYON Sl,S95,000
F1buJou1 6 BR homt on double cul ~de sac street.
Truly marvelous location to enjoy gracious livin
& for just fun in the pool & spa.
BALBOA ISLAND H,1751000
Cu.tom waterfront home with dock. Thia umq_ue
home.bu everythina! Watch the harbor actiYlty
from your pet.io.
SIAVll\V .-a,oeo
A belutJfu.l 3 BR. hom. .,._,. tly upp.ded
and 1poU..ly clean. 1 deal for a eouple or small
family. An outatandins V&IU. in qui9t location.
llAVllW ••-,: Popular Bar Harbor model. 3 BR. 2.6 BA :;
MiDt condi&ion. New kitchen. Guard .... eom· mualty wtth .._ pool. ape., Dail\ .-tWa
one. Priced to ..U fMt.
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**3M Buena v..ta. N9wport Buch 2215 Donnie Rd. Upper Bk Bay, N.8
955-2155 11,eoo.000 Sun. 1-4 &31·7300 $550,000 Sit/Sun 1.5
'608 Carnation, Otde Corona Del Mar
720-0168 $698,000 Sunday 1-5
* t 327 Catalina. Nwpt Hgt•. NB
• 759--6700 $525,000 Suntlay 1-5
3106 Corte Marla, Nwpt No. Vlll11
759-6600 $887;000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••621.Cortland, Cameo Highland•. CdM
673-4400 $576.000 Sunday 1-5
3530 Crystal Lane, Santa Ana
546-2313 $205,950 •
* • 1807 Dorothy Ln, Harbor Highlands
831-7300 S62S,OOO Sun 1-5 * ••20 H1rbor Is. Or .• Promontory Bay
64'4·$060 $1, 125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4000 Inlet Isle, Harbor v. Hiiia
644-8200 ~620.000 Sun 1-5
1842 Irvine Ave, Newport Beach
760-5000 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1210 Kings Road, Clltthaven
644-6200 $895,000 Sun 1-4 30
2 II ,111 Fiii i• 11 ..
.,....••60 Belcourt Or N , Betcoutt, NII
7&0-5000 $935,000 Sunday 1-4:30
•v ••260 Cagney Ln 120, VIiia BtllbOa, NB
673-4400 $310,000 Sunday 1_.
••2180 San Michel #0 , C.M . 1lde -~t-1lde Qrut ,.._,..._, potentlel , ~ & C.t8'1na vtewe,8* 'iiiiiiiiOrundy;;;iiiiiiiii'iiiAftiiiriiiliii7Hiii.iii1iii1;;;.1.I 473 Abbie Way, Ea.tslde
'500,000 &ch -64'4~6200 $329,000 Out "'CGUnly
320 E. 21st St. E'slde C.M.
631-7300 $325,900
3801 Klondike. SC Metro. CM 845-0303 $194,900 -Sat Sun 12-5
Sat/Sun 1-5 Sat/Sun 1-5
•I~ 1•• "'!"W 1525 326 Anade. Balboa Pentn.
~JI + 873-7300 $535,000
1225 Essex. Westclltt
644-9060 $585,000
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wey condo. Mont• ~ ·~~~~~~~ Counvy ~b '279,000 """ Can now UM Proe> 90 0.-/Bt()t(er -.PEl--1-1-1-1-1-819'-340-15&4
SUNDAY 1~ I.I. hd!rp 1600
329 Buena Vitti WllT ..,,
Sun 1-5 Sunday 1-5
76 Baycrest Ct • Bayview 1 * •3-439 Fuchsia, C.M.
CS.4-6200 $296.000 Sat/Sun 1 30-• 30 546-2313 $292,000 Sun 1-4 30
3740 9 Bear St CM
645..()303 $169,500
530 Fullerton Ave • Newport Heights, N.B
Sun 1..4 631-4527 $549,600 S\.lnday 1-4
12 Befcourt Or So., ~ourt 40 Ganne1. Bayview Terrace
721-1200 $335,000 Sunday 12-4
2 Lucerne, Harbor Ridge,
644-6200 $750,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
* ••4081 Morning Star. Huntington Hrbr
721-1200 $1 , 1~ Sat/Sun 1-5
* t 1218 Polar1s Dr . Dover Shores. N B
631-7300 $849,000 Sunday 1-5
225 Poppy. Corona del Mar
631-1400 $939,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IEIROll
468 Bolero Way. Park Lido
631-7300 $231,500 Sat /Sun 1-5
•2415 Buckeye St .. Eastblutt,N.B.
759·9100 $612,500 · ~un 1-5
602-B Heliotrope, Corona Del Mer
673-8494 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
W1terfront 38f 48e, dell. W 'N bOnue room, dodt, bMch • oNe you precl<>Us, $1 ,800,000 Agent, epprai9ecl, oertlfled gemt
955-2155 Of '50-3' 13 '°' YOl.tf equity on 2 to 1
&44·6200 $1 ,295,000 . Sunday 1-4 644-6200 $435,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•48• Cllff OR tt 10. Laguna Beach •9 Hawkndge, Woodbridge, Irvine 2074 Port Bristol Hrbr View Hms NB * •44 Lehigh Aisle. Oxford Ct. Irvine
7606:sooo S4S7.000 s'unday 1_5 673-9333 S339 .ooo Sat/Sun 2-5
1972 Port Claridge HV Homes I *2452 Vista Hogar. Bluffs. N.B.
644-9060 $865,000 Sat/Sun 1_5 1 759-9100 $245,000 Sat 1-5
r1tlo end ~ your
IPllUTt• 1·1 peyment1 c.11 2520 Ctlff Dr Tr1 -leYel 1·800-245--XOUT
631-1400 $495.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 760-1900 $399,000 Sunday 1-5
* 11 Green Brier l.n • Big Canyon 14006 Inlet Isle, Hrbr View Hiiis, CdM
644-9060 $ 1, 150,000 Sunday 1-5 760-5000 $669,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 38R, 2'~8A hOUM In !!11!~1!111111---....i•J prullglou1 Newport R.E. \lllft!!d 1625
Helghll, city llghl• & Prlv Prty wllMe to purcti.
ocean view SH9.000 dl1trMMd •Ingle t11m Cell Erika 53~· 1581, hornee from Vllll Pa_!Jc 1o
206 OrfyX', Balboa Island i ••44 1 Isabella Terr, Irvine Terr. CdM • 1942 Port La1i1rent, H.V Homas •••2444 Vista Nobleza, The Bluffs, NB
644-9060 $635,000 Sunday 1-5 644-7681 $395,000 Sunday 2-5 644-9060 $579,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 760-5000 $1 ,238,000 . Sunday 1-5
___ A_09f'_ I. LAe· lkh~•t1-'°1r7' 673-5553 $249,000 ' Sunday 12·3 644-9060 $399,000 Sunday 1-5
•2207 Port Lerwltk, H v Homes
759-6600 $629,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BR ,1us FAI RI or IEI IPlllR 1·1 ----
321 CATALINA AVE
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
38R 2V.BA 2 story,
C1t&lln1 Vtew • POOi! $525,000 ' •2220 Port Lerwick. Seawtnd' t.. Sat/Sun 2_5 760-3600 $729,000 Set/Sun 1•5 , 38 Acacia Tree ln. Unl1t. Pk, Irv ·
215 Pauline, Eaatalde Costa Mesa J •408 Onda. Bluffs
84 Pelican Ct . Bayv Terrace 2435 Orange. C2. C.M .
759-9100 $279,500 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:3q 644·9060 $351,000 Sunday 1-5 645-0303 $245,000 ... . .
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21 t Via Jucar. Lido Isle 25731 Padua Or. Laguna Hiiia •2000 Santiago, Dover Shores 631-1400 $629,000 Sunday 1•5 631-7300 S220.000 Sun 1_5 644-9060 $665,000 Sunday 1•5 1 19110 Beachcrest Unit B, H.B. · 852-6065 $265.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 01vld Prine., Met1on Bu
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value 11 1359,0 w/TEAMSI To .... PATRI CK TENO
721-1200nl0-1702 A
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2BR 28A Remodeled Home 2-car gar"99 p1u1
* ••740 Via Lido Nord. Udo Isle, Nwpt Bch 601 Patollta, Irvine Terrace. CdM ••2815 Setting Sun Dr Hrbr Vu Hiiis, CdM
642-5200 $1,725.000 Sunday 1-5 673-6494 $645,000 Sunday 1-5 640•5560 s1.495.000 Sat/Sun t-5 4 IR ,lus FAI RI er IEI
•3501 Sausalito Dr. H v Hiiis I 1826 Tradewlnds Baycrest, Npwt Bch
644-9060 $850.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 721" 1318 S499.ooo Sun 1-4 * •457 Vista Roma The Bluffs, NB
open parkln~, patio ~ 1 1300/mo • 8 3-7407
ffi'CUTIVE SOUTH 2 IR plus FAI RM or DEi * • 1100 Sea Lane. Harbor View Hiiis * • 1901 Tradew•nds Ln, Baycrest N.B I 760-5000 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-.5
236 Hartford. Bayrldge I 644-6200 $7 t9,000 Sun 2.5 631-7300 $489.500 Sat/Sun 1.5
ik• A BAYFRONT 48R 38A
00 upper duplex. trgc 1 car
759-6600 $350.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 e v35 Shearwater. Bayview NB
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RE 2950/mo Agt 673,.4062
(Over S 100.000,000 Sol gt LIKENEW-Cuetom 381
di) 381 Dutch Colon111 ••+23 Southampton, Belcourt Hiii. N B 721-1200 $539~900 Sat/Sun 1.5 631-7300 $585 000 Sat/Sun 1 5
l'lome. S3500Jmo yrty IM 675-4822 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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485 t6th eJ. E. C.M. * x t 337 Vlal.Ldo Soud..Udo1.sie, Na
124 Via Mentone. Lido Isle 631· 1400 $339,000 Sunday 1.5 673-3777 $2,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
631-1400 $639,000 Sunday 1-5 '-
18111 Grundy, Rftr 676·6161
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tp.c., Yrty $2 /mo
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R.lafbo, en
88' 00 tile Wiier, 48
3~'18A, private patio
trance, $1 ,475,000 Priwl• 2107
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3 BEDROOM
2001 Altura, Irv Terrace
644-9060 $659,000 .
t 325 Anade. Balboa·Pen1nsu1a
•452 Swarthmore Ln. College Park, CM 109 Via Waz1ers, Udo Isle, NB
631-1266 $255,000 Sunday 1 4 545-6150 $795.000 SattSun 1 5
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3133 Van Buren. C.M
546-2313 $259,500
Sat/Sun 1-5 221 Via San Remo. Lido Isle
644-9060 $699.500
Sun 1-5
Sunday 1-5
t 19151 Woodford Terrace, Irvine
760-5000 $875.000 Sunday ·1 5
t 2009 Yacht Vlndex Seav1ew
631 -1400 $718000 SatlSun 1-5
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N4'W 3BR 28A, 2/gar • llrg Yrty 714-250-2833 673-3777 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V2532 Vista Drive. Bayshores. NB 5 IEDROOI days a 18-360-5721 ev.
C.-UlnO lfl<h 2118
2BR ~ 1BA. new
2207 Fortuna, Newport Beach
759-8200 $449,000
1912 Church St., E &!de, C.M Cetpe1 ~ION to J'll lllffl beach Credit & r61•--... 650-1748 $335.000
Spect1culer 81ck req'd SG95tmo • $900
View 38R 2'"'8A I MC 2l3-191-3~ 600 Cliff Dr. Clltfhaven
~ncn & new 111 . 631-7300 $699,000 throughout Trine model Coron1 dtf MM 2122 ..
By OWT'9I OPEN HOUS 3·2 rMr $1450 2·1 rear 3012 CllH, Newport Heights
SAT & SUN 10-3 21~ $1050 FP, gar. )'d, trg 760-3600 $595,000 Vllll Entrld• N 8 brght lolta WOOd, Npets
YllY IUIP t IUAI 703 Cernetk:ln 790-1237 25 Cortona, Westpark: Irvine
HOUM Needl tome work 2521 POINT 0£l MAR 720-1704 $299,000
$315 000 Call to IMI AgJ New Cepe Cod hM, 28r 1173.53~ 2'~8a, guHt rm .iott • 15 Crest Cir, Costa Mesa
WILUuuUlliM
MOdel perfect, 2 m•tr eult-
••· lg deck, walk 1
beach, $229.500 Agt
Over 2000 1/t Frplc, w/d 760-5000 $337;500 hkup, bkyd. 2-car Qlr
Very Ille & elry Walk to 36~D •hop1. '"11urant1, t>eh 4 ahlla, Olde CdM
848-9601/d 8.t&-8627/n 759-6600 $575,000
673-9333 . $950,000 . Sunday 1 5
Sat/Sun 1-5 • •300 Vista Madera, N B
'!60-6097 $439,000
~ -Scm · 1-s • * 2657 Vista Orn ado. N B
760-6097 $449,000
Sat/Sun 1-5 * t 2757 Vista Umbrossa, N B 760-6097 $4 l9.900
Sat/Sun 1-4
4 BEDROOM
Sunday 1-5
Sun 1_5 2-038 Anaheim Ave ~ M
645-0303 $.365.000 Sat/Sun 1-6
Sun 1•5 300 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
759-6600 $975,000 Sat Sun 1-5
Sun 1•5 2006 Port Ramsgate. Har View Homes
759-6600 $585.000 Sat Sun 1.5
1835 Port Sheffleld, Harbdr View
644-9060 $620.000 Sat Sun 1-5
10252 Halawa Huntington Beach
963-0459 $259.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IR plus FAM RM or DEN
Sun 1-5 I • 2382 Bayf arrn. Santa Ana Heights I 644-9060 $379 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1001 Cannonade, CM
Sun ·1.5, , I 546-2313 $429 000
3136 Bermuda Dr. Mesa Verde
Sat Sun 1 4
MOBILE HOIES
FOR Sit
DUPLEXES
FOR [ILE
2 IR ,1us 1 111
715 Ferniest. Corona Del Mar
759-1877 $559.900
~ --Sun 1-S
2 IR ,1111 2 IR
715 Fernleaf Ave. CdM
759-1877 $559,900
318 Heliotrope Olde CdM
759-6600 $625.000
427 -427 ~ Ins Corona Del Mar
675 •42i $635 000
Sunday 1~
Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IR ,1us 2 IR
607 Jasmine, Corona del Ma;
759 7026 $615.000 Sun 1-4 644-9060 $294.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1019 Cheyenne.C M
Sunday 1-5 546-23 13 $279,500
VILLA BALBOA PEN fH 3BA. 2"'8A. 2 cer gar, 421 ·D E. 20th St. Costa Mesa
Remdled moat pop pl1n JISmlne CrMk Condo 2BR crn Below mricet G1ted, comm Po04, ten· 759-1877 $320.000 SalJSun 10.3 614 Iris Olde CdM
$179,000 8•2·6777 n 11 A Ya 11 n 0 w s21so1mo can 642·5735 499 E 18th St East Side
Days 673-4195 E\1'98 644-9060 $329,000
S..-. Otmtnte 1076 3BR 2•,ea. 111ac11eo hOu I d 466 Gavtota. N B 58R . .tBA. 4,400 aq" vi... M w garage. w/ 759-6600 s~ 15 000 &t1te. 3 leVela For S•l4 neat belch $1700/mo yr .. or Trade H00.000 IM .\¥111811 873:-1901
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75 1-6600 $569 000 Sun 1-5
Sunday 1-5
I •2030 Calvert.CM
646-7171 $312.000 Sun 1•4 2591 Circle Dr. Bayshore
644-9060 $885.000 Sunday 1-~ •••4809 S.asho<e Or. Newport Beach * 1539 Cumberland, Westchft 644·9060 $595,000 Sunday 1-5 1612 Highland Dr Harbo" Highlands NB
Sat/Sun 1-5 I 63 1-7300 $645 000 , Sun 1-5
CdM 609 Donald Pl. Newport Heights ,. * • 1908 Irvine Ave. Baycrest N B
644-9419 $957.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 IR 1tlus 2 IR
644-9000 $559 000 Sat/Sun 1•5 1531 -7300 $495 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Sun t-5 • * t 3110 W Oceanfront. Newport Beach * 1912 Dover, Harbor Hlghland •204 Kings Pl. Nwpt Hgts ·N 8 675-6670 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
491·5097 38R 28A 2 cer ga;eg., 813 Hibiscus, Ct. Jasmine Pk s:=:: ,.__ -trplc ~ & canyon I 759-6600 $470 000
Sat 1-4 644-9060 $405 000 Sunday 1-5 673-7300 $735.000 Sun 1·'
.. ---.....,,.,,,.-.. ___ 1_<8'_ ~' 2 oecu. no pets ..,.. UITA Ill '2-t95/mo 720-15M 1853 llllnols. C M
Upte.IM to Santa An•'• 3 Homee to Oceen 81\ICI 546-2313 $259.000
cte1lr•ble .,.. 38R 38R 28A l1mlly rm P··BA t1ae' tor only 12500/mo 111, lut ... NC 1660 Iowa. Costa Mesa
12$5.000 Oout>•e cer SI 759-9070 r 546-2313 $269.SOO
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CMI LL CC)(Mr lot C&ll ..... -na t 2842 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach ~ 6l~"8forAppt with OC*ln ~ 2 earl 960-1109 $339900. Sat/Sun 1-5
gwege S '"5/mo ve. un1· Cell DI ANA 316 Island Pen1n P1
780-5000 or 644-&590 631-1400 $435,000 Sunday 1-5
Sun 1-4
1300 E Balboa Penn P1
631-1 400 $2 695 000
3157 Kerry CM
645-0303 $255,000
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1804 Klnglet Ct . Mesa Verdf!
631-1400 $465,000
~ / 643l Latkspur. H B I 1207 Oxford. Newport Beach
Sat/Sun 1•5 1925 Lanai Or Mesa Verde CM
631 -7370 $495 500 Sat Sun 1-5
Sat Sun 1-5 2048 Mandarin Mesa Verde CM
75 1-5000 $409.000 Sunday 1 5
* •t24 Mission Bay Spyglass. CdM
760-5000 $925.000 Sat/Sun 1 • 30 Sat/Sun I·•
v • 1 1 Napoli, Harbor Ridge Nwpt Bch
Sunday 1-5 760-1900 $2 450 000 Sunday 1-5 ..-..-i.-----1 \f\X l r I~ x 11 548-2313 $244,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 760•5000 $537.000
1086 REALT S • • 1687 New Himpstilre. C M 1806 Port Barmouth. H v Homes
546-2313 $289,500 Sat 12 30-3 30 759-S600 $68S,OOO
1811 Newport Hiii Dr H V Homee
Sun 1-5 759-~600 $639.000 Sun 11...a
21l~~ ~'"' • 1682 Rhode laland, Mesa Verde. CM 999 Presidio, C M C M
pwit 1 "1'~ vi.w of 540-7355 $274.900 Sat/Sun 1.5 545-<>3o3 $264•900 Sun 1_5 17 Pinehurst. Big Canyon
644-6200 $1 195 000 Sat/Sun 1.5
u . 1 ao '"' o. Ag 1 20 Rue Grand Viltee. Big Canyon 9761 Aangevlew. Cowen Heights 17.go Pitcattn c M b•>" oceen, 1eu1 I
'"'''"'211 &44-e200 $939.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 759•5600 s790.ooo Sun 1•5 546-2313 $314 000 Sat/Sun 12-4
FUl..L ~ I .Jwbo I ...._ 1100 11f. encl 2-5-~Hunt Bch mr gw. 28r 38e..,. 5129 v-11 Rue Mar .. llle, Big Canyon, NB 759.eeoo S3o9 000
11176/mo * t 75-Hl2 673·9333 $599.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ·
•111-1•• Sat/Sun 1-5 $384.900 Sun 1-4
2729 Sandpiper. Meu Verde.C M. • ... ,.,.,.Se _.._ D flum lBR, 28A if'ftmac 1954 S1nde<llng. Mesa Verde, CM 75g.6600 $406.000 Sat/Sun 1_5 * * '"°"• a..iivre r Newport 8elch
hOfM w1poo1 ~ to s.40-7355· $310,000 Sunday 1-5 760-5000 S957 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 pvt t>ch, 12.100/mo Atent 144 eoeo •2402 vtata Nobtua, Blutta. NB •73 T h v c • 3•29 Sent• Ciera Cir, Mesa Wood•. CM 673•9333 $36e,OOO Sat/Sun 1_5 lu a ltl. Mesa erde M ·www--m-----·~:n!r.!~~-;: 540-7355 s21s.ooo Sund1y 1.5 • 540-7355 $569.000 Sat/Sun 12~ "''5 1100 l'lll"P. •y11.a, 2 t~. • • 470 v111a Trucna. Blutts :z.-_ C::: fi!!!? -"*~_taaOOIN_ ........ _M--4 __ ..... 2155 Vlata Entrada. ~Beech &44~200 $398.000 Sunday 1-5 ...... ..._. -... Seturday & Sunday 10·3 C.M .. lleted .. _ .. ..,. "'113W A E I Ill '''' FAI RI tr Ill
UC> 000 ..... llt ooo t11 29r ..._ "'*·.., s 1MO 107 Via AaY9nna, Lido ' eetm niter ~. 'tide C M
CMfl9f 141-Mll '" -a d 7.....a2 64•·9080 SM4,800q1 Sat/Sun 1-5 &45-2770 S295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •• 1«8 Galaxy Or. Dover Shores
wt 1 &44-e200 $1,395 000 Sun 1~4
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6«-6200 1349.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 II ,111 Fii I• er Ill
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310 WeAnwt, Nwp4 8tw9. ~ 8Ch ' 8"2-.3850 1345 000 Sit 1-5/Sun 12..J •• 1030 ~ta. C.M, • 548-2313 .. 19.900
635 W•"'*'8ter. ttlllSport Height• • •n Cwntw&a. spyge ... CdM
15' eeoo 1435.000 sun , 5 780-1900 ·~'·002 Sat/Sun 1·5
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1M 9800 1117.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 448 CetaMN Ot., Nwpt Heigttta, N 8 . 831-7300 ssee.eoo • Sun 1..$
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HOMES FOR REIT .
2950 Perla. Bluffs
63 1 1400 $2 200 Sunday 1-5
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642~5678
EASTSIDE COST A MESA "' great family neigh-
borhood. Custom lath &_plaster 3 bdrm .. Fresh &
bright, ii shines with real pride of ownership Cod. ~6i~i1ooo'.~.~'.~.i~~.~.~.~:.~.~~'.~.~~~~.~.~.~ .. ~.~~v;l~?.~o<i
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townhome. light & bright with white paver tile
flooring throughout first froor. Great locatton,<lose to
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CORONA DEL MAR Ultra contemporary new con-
dos near completion. Strlkin~ 2 bdrms with secluded
2nd floor master suite, den & inside laundry Soaring l
story living room with fireplace opening to large deCk
631 -1400 .................................................... SJS0,000
BEACH CLOSE duplelC only 4 hous~ from sand Use
as is, build or add-on. Easy to rent 2 bdrm (w11h
beamed ceilings) and 1 bdrm units with nice patio in
sup~rior locatio n. 631-1400 ................... _ .... S375,QOO ,
NORTH LACUNA Spectacular white water views
from living room & master bedroom of this 2nd floor
2 bdrm 2 bath corner unit. Great Cliff Dnve loca11on,
walk to art galleries, shops & restaurants. 631-1400
.................................................................. S49S,OOO
Open Sat & Sun 484 Cliff i;>r. :110
NEWPORT H.ElCHTS "Pride of ownership" 4 bdrm
Mediterranean style home, formal dining & country
kite.hen with nook.. Custom built with large sundeck &
high ceilings around entry courtyard. O cean & bay
views. 631-1400 .......................................... S539,000
Open Saturday 206 LaJ olla
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Chuming early hei~hts 3 bdrm
home with hardwood floors smooth ceilings, 2 f1re-plac~ lovely ~ardens & 3 car garage. Beautifully ;~r;r-36~~~ .• ~'.~ .... ~ .. ~~~~~: .. ~.~'.~.~·t·. ~ .. ~~~~~. ~~f ~ro~~
UDO ISLE on extra large lot & 1 , in great loc.:1t1on
close to Jucar "night lit" tennis coort. Great potent..V
for remodel with 2 bdrms, spacious livlns room with
fireplace, formal d1n1ng room & nice patio. 631-1400
.................................................................. S629,000
O pen Sunc:Uy 211 Via Ju car
BALBOA ISLAND Spacious 3 bdrm family home with
den & family room with wet. bar. Warm wood pan-
elln , firep~ce & cathe dr&l cellinjs in llvinl room plus
super studio a~nment with f irepQce sundeck.
673-6900 .................................................... S67S,000
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SEA.WIND Great family community w11h pool &
tennis Beautifully remodeled 2 story 4 bdrm
home( formal dining & ettpanded family room wtth fp. Al new kitchen & baths & mountain & night
hKht views. 760-3600 ............................. S729,000
Open Sat & Sun -2220 Port Lerwick
**NEW LISTINGS**
COST>. MESA next to Newport Heights, walk to all
Newport Sdlbols. Immaculate J bdrm charmer with 2
way fireplace to living & family rooms, hardwood
floors & shingled roof. lovely large, well land 4lped
lot & pool. 631-1400 ............... , ................... S339,000
Ope n Sunday 485 16th Place
NEWPORT SHORES Great 3 bdrm family home with
d en, cheery updated kitc hen. 2 parios & hug«>
sundeck. Sliding French doors, new windows, water
hearer & furnace. Community pool & tennl\ & JUSt 2
blocks to ocean. 631 -1400 ........................... S395,000
NEWPORT SHORES Tot.illy upgraded 2 bdrm homt.'
with den. Frt>nch doors & windows, c ro wn moldings,
mirrored Wills1 large deck with jacuui and re-
furbished kitchen with new c.ount r tops &
sppli.inccs. Just two blocks to the oce.m •nd teps to
Comm. pool & tennis. 631-1400 ................. $395,000
BALBOA PENINSULA Older 2 bdrm home in Pl 1m
loatlon Just steps to ~y & OC'Nnfront and cl<>ic to
Ferry & lbl~ Pier, retaurants & sho~ Value n l.\nd,
.submit all offer~ 631-1400 ........................... ~40,000
1JJ>O lSL£. We ll des.lsned-brigh1 &,-cheerful 3 bdrm
home with plantation sh utters throu hout on 40' lot.
Ele<tronlc awning for larse south patio for f'xpanded
e nter1aining. Steps to clubhouse, ~ch & tennis.
631-1400 ................................................... $599,000
UDO ISLE C~rming updited Colonlil cott.ige on over~ied 45' 101. Brlgnt & open with 2 bdrms & fOfmal
dining room built uound sunny brick p.atlo. ~med
ceilings Fr. doors, paned wfnd9ws, ~rber urpet &
lovely decor. 631·1400 ................................ $639,000
Ope" Sund.y 124 V~ Mentone
OCEANFllONT hbulovs near new cusrom 4 bdrm
home in su~r loatlon with areal cxe1n and su~t
views from all mtfor rooms. Brlsht ind open contt'm·
Por•ry Medltt'rr1nean styllnk with crown moldins,
~ldwln bf 1u ind gold hardware & top of the line · •~ltles Rooftop entert1lnment t~race With r 'Pi
& built In NQ. 631·1400 .......................... S1,49S,000
LIDO ISLI bcltlna custom "builder'1 own'' bayfront home with dock for 1 ll!')e Y1Cht with ex~MIYe
rurnint ba*1 vNiwl. blra -,. lot & ~ & brfsht
lnov.itf\te defJ.ln """' J bdrmt, (can HsUy c:~ to 4 or 5), 2 f1mlfy rooms, ~ khchen •h Wolfe ranse, larp for..,,.. ~ room Ir ~ ..,...
SOlrina cellntt. extenlM ute of llMa bkJCt • •• of the line queltty. 6J1·'MOO ......................... 13,200M0
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SEA VIEW One story "4 bdrm home, steps from pool &
tenn•~ in guarded community Vat.lh~d ce1l1n~ in
living & family rooms & bcau11ful pale grey dec01.
Brick patio with night light views REDUClDI Sel~er
has moved. 631-1400 ................................ S718,000
Ope n Sat & Sun 2009 Yacht Vinde11
UDO PENINSULA Stunning contemJ>Orary 2 bdrm 1n
fuJI security building with cfoorman CranJte counrer
tops, carp<-ted & marble floors, etchf>d glass doors &
reccs~ed lightinR. hrnlng t h.lnncl water views. R~-
DUCCD!! 6.l 1-1400. .. .. . . ................... W (9 ,000
Open Sat & Sun 601 lido Park Or #1E
BELCOURT Panoramic view<> of verdant hills & city
ligha from th•~ expanded 3 bdrm home wtth family &
formal dining rooms, 3 firepl.tc.es Fr doors & pan~d
windows. Lovely de~1gner decor & Roger's land-
scaping. 760;3600 ................................... '789,900
OCEAN V1£WS from every room o( tht\ l bdrm
contemporary condo with wet bar & ~una 5oph1st1-
ca·ed accenrs of ebony, teak & etched gl;1ss wnh
.., custom wall tr~atmenrs Security bldR. dOorman &
pool. 631·1400 . ................ . ................... i 795,000
CORONA DEL MAR fibulou~ p.moramic v1tw\ of 1hr
entire harbor by day & city "' h1 hKhts, ~on wal~ to
beach. Bright, open & spaclou~ n ar new 2 bdrm
townhome with dt'n, firepl1e<', bl ached floon & dblc
garage. 6J i. 1400 ...................................... saso.ooo
BA YFRONT condo In a ch•rm1ng <4 unit Medite r•
rancan complt"'C. Spaciou1 & deg.int 2 bdrm & dc.-n
with m.trbl f1replaC'e •nd l.lrge unny ttrr.ice. Dock ~)',~::&~~.~~ .. :~~.~.· .. ~ .. ~~.~~.1~.~.~i.~.~ .. ~.~~~i~;~~;,o
DOVER SHORES biyfront, dock for l.ugc y.icht &
beauufully d~corated J bdrm trad11lon.tJ home Largt'
family room & eat-In country kitchen, l.and~oped
patios & Rrenc b.y vie~ Hardwood flooo & o.1k
moldings & cabinetry. 6J 1· 1400 ................ S 1.0"40i000
CAMEO SHORES tl~antly rcmodel~d ' 4 bd1 m
home:. l:Jnobltructtd OCNn vi~wt from f1m1ly ,.
din ng 1re.1s, l'N t8 bdrm & gourm ~ kltch n. 8cautl·,
fully landsca~d flagstone patio with tock td«t'<i
cu5tom pool. IUOUCE0! 760·3600 ........... S:l,ASO.l>Oo
COltONA D£L MAit A 6 bdrm Med1t rr•n an oe,,te
ov.et 10,000 Sq. ft. und.r OM roof with 2 family
room, 7 fireplaces. billi.ird/projectlon room, ~n &
llbr.iry. Huie corner lot with panor1mk OCNn viewi.
631· 1400 .................................................. $),999;000
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28A 2BA. bfend new •· View, s~ 38r, 28-
ptex ~ entry, f'rptc, 8eachhou1e, parking,
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91C. 181()5 AOOMY .. I 173-2230
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MEDITERRANEAN CONTEMPORARY
4-pfex and 3·plex for sale. Each
ha ve 2BR, 2BA with mble entry &.
fjreplace with cent ral vac, W I D
hk-ups, tile fl oors in kitch. & bath
w/sunken tile tubs, bidet, china
cabine ts; loft s, storage room &
sep. garages. 1~805 Roosevelt.
Call 846-~S01 . (H) 846-8627 ni hts
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THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN THE AT ION
INCOME UNITS
WALK TO THI OCEAN -Great location. close
to beach and shopping. Extra large lot for pallo
or expansion Well maintained Two BR , I BA.
each unit SJq9,500
DUPlEX CLOSE TO OCEAN -Wondertul l BR .
upper and 2 BR. lower; Built on two lots, 5 car
parklna. Beautifully decorated Large house has
been legally converted to duple~ $6Q9.000
DUPLEX -Great owner user Wom.lerful lo-
catton, walk to ocean Three BR. 2 BA. upper
Two BR. 2 BA. lower level. Credt income poten-
tial • S4Q9 000
DUPLEX -Creal location close to beach Com-
pletely remodeled Great rental po1ent1al Ver>
large owners unit Show to )'Our investors
S4QQ,OOO
DUPLEX -Almost new. l BR. 2 BA. upper unit
and lower unit Great rental potential. also won-
derful owner user Few steps to the be<>ch
' S'>Q9.000
UDC) PARK -Vacation llvln& year round
Across from private beach Beautifully decorated
2BR. I BA. mobile home Bayfront location
s1q,900
llAYVEW TIRMCE -Your kingdom near the
bay. Former model home Executive transfer
forces sale of this Immaculate home. Enjoy
norbypa.!]_,_ J9t&ln& and bicycle trails Llve_the
country life. ~35.000
HAR90R NW *-LI -Charming single story
48R. famUy home. located on larJe prlv•te pool
sized lot. Family kitchen with breakfast nook lJcht neutral decor S620.000
~COUNTRY L.119" -Enl<>y the serenity of a
peacetul valley. Wond~rful contemporary cµs-
tom famUy home nestled amonc the tr~. pic-
turesque wtttnc. pool and spa. S925.000
HAMOR VllW HOMl8 -l.tcht & 8f1cht Large
yard, room for pool New c.rpet. JMlnt. end 81JP1Unces. relldy for the new owner. Four BR.
JV.BA. plus bonus room S'58S.OOO
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port Beach 1ated communlt\ Dec.or 1or pcrft-1
$;/Qh 000
98.COURT -Towne Coll tlon Plan C Two
ma ter u1t s. )BA. hvln& room with t\\o stor)
ceilinc. format d1nlnt many cu tom1zed f atur~s . s Q 2 ';,()()()
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nkftt ttreets ~tra tarcc lot with pool, newly
landlcaped end fenced . Four BR. lBA. master
wlnt Md chUdrens wl~ ' S6'59,500
CM.tNWIG COTTW -Great
Mesa l..ocJltlon1 Quiet cul-de--sac
VIEW PROPERTIES
CL.,,. ORM -180" views of bay and ocean.
Two charming · homes completely remodeled
Main house 3BR. with vaulted cellings Guest
house also with sweeping views S 1.2'>0 000
CLIFFHAVEN -Huge 'iBR. 4 BA. Cliff Haven
home with spectacular ocean and bay views
Truly a rare ottenng,·in this e'<culs1ve Newport
Beach area $895.000
HARBOR VIEW HILLS -Remodeled J BR, one
level home with panoramic views of ocean, bay,
city ltchts. and sunsets· Brick patio surrounds
private pool & spa S7 I 9.000
HARBOR RIDGE -Custom view estate located
on quiet dul-de--sac This exceptional offerlnc
features three levels Views of ocean and city
llghtS ear\ng completion. choose yoor Anishes
Sl.650,000
IAL.80A ISLAND-A mosl active harbor lo-
cation Two or 3 BR. custom home. pnvate spa.
teak cabinetry, muluple living areas New pier
and dock for several large .Yachts S 1,725.000
.OCEANFRONT -Custom family ~ with
vaulted ceilings A be t swimming and surflnc
beach, boardwalil. Complete!) remodeled In
1980 Mirrors French doors and more. V1£Wt
$895,000
WHIT£ WATER -Oceantront Estate Rare ser-
enity surrounds th1~ clasc;.te mediterranean ho~
v. tth uee fiUeci.prd~. gat.ebo and ~a h OU$e
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COLLECTION -Two master suite . 3BA. off
white decor Designed by A I O Beveled glass
Cilblnetry. convertible den w/buJlt 1n llbrary waJI s1.m.ooo
BAYCMIT 8UY1 -t..ar e cu tom home with
S<>Arlnl cathedral ce1ll . wood floors. lov~ly
private rden Teen rs rt"tre~t Fun IMnc for
the who e fam1l> S595 000
NEWPORT NORTH -Decorator pert t1 brtcht.
llCht ho~ less th none year old Dramatic ltvtnc
room. cozy f mil~ room Colorful gardens Comm.
amenit • $~l9.000
HAR80" "IDOi C"E8T -Luxury con·
dOmlnlum iuatd t~ comrounlty, with piOoll.
pas and tennis courts Very prtvat location WS
BR. 3'hBA. + retreat. S7'0,000
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goee through. Money aurne to Ad# 140 o/o peraon to Join expanding key, etc. Non-amOklng, Buie c:o111tructlon or roof-10am-3P!"· 546-4467 lllllTlllm phone lkllla req'd. OBGY ** .... /., * *
b8ck wlttiln .w..ta, but ~ty Piiot, PO Box 1580, etan. Ad ..... or print plMNnt NB ontc. Call Ing exoerlence required. General Office FT/PT. good drtvtng r• l Ferl!Mty' Group. Coat• For fi!Mdly order IM« ::;:~~:;:~ fn,,i:,•[~~t~ o Holy St. Jude. Apoetle ta M .... CA 92828 background preferred. J•nlc• Southw.orlh Muet ha .... rell•t>te c:ar. cord, experience helpful. AA.-540-1122 w/35-40 wpm & ~t
ment Plua beneflte ol Md Martyr, ~r .. t In vlr-HOUSEKEEPER Heka lucHll .... compenutlon S.2-1626 9•m-noon M-F S.S.ee.45 m•m 249-2109 .... -.T pt10M lklh. Fun clep8rt•
b8nk.ownerlhlp. So C8I tue and rich n mltaciel, c:ouplelooldngforllve-ln. pac:lulge. Pie ... Cfll or .,..... Clert(Tfor em,.glftwrllf!_~..!.g .,.._... -llllXI Experleooed needed lor =t~1~ .. ~~7;7•1 S80t• Ltd P•rtnerahlp. FOf Info ,,.., klnlm8n of Jeaut Experienced, refefencea. Mnd rMUme to: • co. ype 4., wpm ...,.,.,,.. 95w1rse • neuroaurgery otnc. In • "
ca11 720 a.41 Chrlat, lalthful Inter-S1200/mo. Rounne, •R¥1111 r,ter •'"" hlpfl. PfT to -LlllTlll IM.Llllll.aTI ~ ............ FIT ,.,, ---1-11-.. ----• · ceaeor ol •H who Inv<*• 811-H0-7652. DAlY PILOT ... ... 1 1 ..,. a-._........,,.._.., -.... -i •• -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;I ....,.0# .,....lal patron.,.. In Muat n8ve mecu•n ca fT. CWI Je8n 751-4910 Wortt for rM,.., Oii c:om-PIT. sw.ry open. L'VN 7.:S flt S.H & 11_7 u..-. To Loan 2914 ,_ . ..._... -.-HOUSEKEEPER wtinted. exp. FIT employment In pany, PIT aummer work. N Edal•tpour M D • m:'21iiiiiiiii6o""""'.,.._lll)llllli-...;. time of need. To you, I Women to llve In. Prlv8te 330W .B s So O.C. Salwy, beneftte, llllBM Part time, Nay wor~ AM $15/Hr. (714)845-1154 · ' · · pi t. ~tlon• & tr .. t-•WIDOW HAS iii for MV9 recourM from the · 8Y t. bonus. Send reeume to: FOi' ruxwy reeldentlal com-or PM. No exp. neeess-141-7458 menta. ANS 3-11 & 11·7
TDal S10,000/up.Nocred. depth of my hMr1 and room. =1~~.'*'"Y· CC:::.~acc'.:~.~27 P.O. Box 10241, SM munltylnNewportBeech. ary. Hourly • Bonua. a.~llY l...,ITEI p/t relief c:ll8rge nur ....
., /no pen. C811 Denlaon humbly beg to whom God * . 1714) 842-4321 Juan C~r8n0 12893. C811 9-11AM 180-3050 842-4321 Ext. 431 °' *'8 MPf • llW Well etaHed 10 bed
Aeeoc 873-7311 NOW hM given aoch grMt MOTHER 'S HELPER ' -j 221 Walt for beep, 8lt( • .... PRiii S.N.F.known fOf good • powertocometomy .... nHded approx 8-10 BOATS ·-llllTDllll fOl'Crystaicwe.n Genet81offlc»dutlea,muat nurling care & ref\8b.
al9t11nee. Help me In my hra/wk. Balbo• 11. ............... OIPTlll · Oryciffnera need• ex-•-••~PIT =~· p'lf.: ~ :,,o ::.=.:,.:= Flex ac:tledOllng. caring
. . ' .• ,, P'9Mnt 8nd urgent petl-*8.00/hr. Outgoing, Engl. TrllineeL No experience Certified c.>taln tor new per~ or Wiii train. ---_.r_ IOf ..... and aoci de-,::r napldly owl In-pr~ etan, IUf>'
tlon. In return. I promlM IPM'!lng 723-0511 Tr ...... & Nm big money. 90' luJtury motor yacht. Mon-Ff!1..FfT, at8ft S5.00 F~. am. o= new O.C. partment have ~m• duatrl•I 1 n":tru~ent eo~~ln.OS~E~A
to m•k• your n•m• NANNY Needed fOf 2 pr• E8rn while you learn Im: Crew ol 4, Satc:om. prl-142-54GO 8lt( lor Tammi f P~ 'MJ:''°n computer knowledge 1"8nUf8ClU<er Muat Pot-~ 8 c M H54&-~
known and C8Ute you to 8Chool chltdren M-F 9-5. medl•t• opening•. Free. vate. no charters. Ouall-•Tllll .. ,-. :5 ° •sper. 11 eiJ1': Anewer phones for 2 ... good office akllll & • t, · 2925 be Invoked S•y thr• Non-amkr, muat IP9M C811 Crown Agency lied epplicanta aend r•~ ~~ ~25 · peoc>te. Non 1m9klng work well w/othera. ... ... PIT
Hell MllYI 8"d GIOflU. fluent ~Han Uw out 213/879-1143 aurne to: #Ad 136, c/o Growtng printing comp8"y Newport Beach otttc:. Oppty for acMllicement F-......-......... -won-ASSORTMENT OF S . ' Dally Pilot, PO Box 1580, needl motiva t ed GEN'lOFC-I t~ft ,._,. ,.., 75 11: .. 1· I ...... ..,. ,_ • ..._....,., __ , PRESCIOUS DOGS, KIT-J+ per r I S&-3302 Alf 1111111 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 energetic peraon who need• :,,, "?,t,.: f vondy n::n . 9-9...... 1grMI.""1---.. IMnt _., IMtUf'e lndl·
T E N S , S 0 M E SWISS mature rell•ble For 21 Unit Complex Ilk .. Iott of reeponllblllty comput:-;xp oc 8lrport or llPPC)lnt l Yidu81. Ptwant phone
PREDIGRES. WHO Sctloc*& congenial m.ie •eek• aeml-retlred. Mus1 k~ lllllEIPll &varieddutlet.Wlll traln . ., ... Patrlci8 ·557•7381 Knowledge of Booll-•WSllTnlDI .. =~~~Kt
NEED HOMEI SOME lnllrucdon 30!2 room In exc:n.nge for maintenance. 155-0665 Restaur80t Exp Required S.5-9312 btwn 10a·1p kHplnglClarloal PIT Oruge County'• L.w08f\ • • •
FAEEll ONLY TO QOOD, help.132-35461 .... mag .... & ,._ w•... Hrs 10-3. 720-1 133. ---•PIT MVllflllllt.. ~ox 20 hra lrvlne Office Supply COfnP80V OfFICE CLERK. Lt typing,
STABLE. LOVING ·~~TI~~ ~~ ~~~ ~R~ ~--·~·-~~~~~r~~-~-~M~~~~i-~m~-~77~00~~~~~~~~~n~~;~~~;~ HOMES. M2-8MI VISITORS home ~•ting tm8ll ~~ fliOI' dentlll let> Morr-f'n 9e8 48CM Ex1 E 21 ---We now h• .... Immediate ac.,9 co. Flex ~ .,,---,,,.---...,.-..,,,....,...,,. summer walona @ the E~ 5530 c er•mlc •nfma11 . ~DVr" Mull uM own car S+ml' · • · Lll-lllMTllT """• 1 10_15 tntwtc. 751.2271 Brown S8ml0f"llt• Brief· Engllah L•nguage In-~ 780-0848 or &64-1594 Appty 2474'h ~wpor1 .... I For ·Apt Commonlty In open .. ._ or:
cw. Lott Welt HB. •lltut• @ Chl!pman Col-IUL DTITI ~ am llTllLEI AT HOME'. BIVd.-. C.M. 141-SON SPARE TIME. Paint lovely Newport BMdl. FT. •xP --... -Office MMeger. Sm 1 girl Btt9tol SeMC* Co. G~ lege. Call 997-6843 lllllTllT _. ......,,-•-miniature toys, earn S20 req'd. Call Jennifef _, _. offlca•tJWA:0rg81'1tnd,
Cro.n "41-2039 Rew• For Open Houeea Custom Start ".00/hr. Exp. nee. Ired 9'U.IYH ~ HI No uperlence 471-8220 W•Hlll r .. p. & mature. Strt
FOUfl40: BLACK & TAN Whenyouw1n1togetrlght tlornet. ~ BNch 723-0448 Makeclasa I Driver for local .,.., 8 n-..ry. A.mazing r• ·····--·-· S1500.mo. 75&-0571 b8bY Pug """"' w/Coll•' tothe11Mrt9lthtng1.c1....._ .,... S•lary + comm -advertising the best d•yt. 40 houra. Wiii pay corded meaa.ge reve.111 U -n" I ' .__.__ ..,..,11-
Found ~h In Na· fled'un organlad, lnfor-Mu9i u .... clOM WMk~ No room left In the garage way to save time I to tral'1 going .with pr.. det•ll•. Call •nytlm• GrMt P8)'1 )(Int OMV • • •••• .,...... -· en-aor.' · · metlon-pectced way to find enda 'd 87,.3777 tor the car? A c:aH to ctalli· d ent driver to learn route. 1.900•456•4587, bl must. Experienced 0.-Coat• Me8a I• ftrtn IMk•
________ 1 whet you're loo•dngtor. req · fledc:anh!!p. an gasl ll0-0111 308e (coet ll minute) pendable S.2-&387 ManyCompany&enefltl P91'*1ftfored1Nn!etratlve
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PROFESSIONAL SALES REP
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Tll Ffft ntWll UPS exp l)fef Apply 8em· Furnltwt 6014 SEAL POINT Hlma.layan ~~~~~~~~~I• currently Interviewing 3pm, MacGregor Yecht1, '1Uii11&11l&lll K itten, regl1tered. = for d In 1 n g room 1631 Pt~tla, C.M Footboard wfth reUa edoreble Himalayan
Phone Work Waltre.... Apply alter ••-&m•IT QUMn alH S 195 840_8733 1tud ave avall 650-0525 10am to 3801 E Coe1t -••
Hwy . Corona del Mar Ex~ea Sate EOAR CHE ... STS IUL. •• i..-11 ..... -.--. -__ dff · Greii" benefit•. ._._ ,,.u.,.,,....,u
Aetall S3761WMk ·corona del Hand Crafted-coming to 6055 ' •*•11-1••1/lll · Mar 844-7151 Costa Me .. aoon Forl'!""-~-------"" -----lnlo call 778-1844 Flute. Powell For retall antique linen & """sT_A_T_E-FAAM A.gent J 5012. open hole, hand
• glft1tore Call 873-T714 TardllnCol1aMnalook· CHINESE Cormafldle made.Cooperaca1e,44o
Part time, May work AM Retail Office Equipment Ing for exp Mlea/NNICe 1crH n, buutllully pitch, $5000, 788-5531
or PM No exp ~ Salea Oellv Full-ilme P8'Mlfl 5~· 1115 catWd on both licMll 8 ~~a,ur'L • ~~nu1 days c1ee:bMv print· ""°-· -~~-5~~~7 ssooo Pl.Ines & Organs 1 « out Company v.tllcle • --6059 228 Walt for t>Mp, Uk Excellent b9tlef111 Op-~ CUSTOM 30"x30" coffeel--------.;.
for Cryt1al or ~ por1unlty for ad~lne.-ft'... ta~ w/t>eV•I~ glaH Yamaha ConlOle .PUM\o
PlftlTI P1rf IFflOI ment Apply In person e u 11 d a c 1 r e e 1 S75 5W lreez.er S 150 Ebony Beautiful Tone
PfT NoexP nee Start Mon -Fri 1-4prn w/pro-...onallralnlng & King hNdboard, dark Like New S2000
hour Mon·Frl 1-5.30 FIDWlY 1111H high l.ncome potential wood 1100 721-8759 49<t-.1'749
Call Sam. 642-8282 N 8 270& Harbor Blvd. Costa can Chrl• eoo-1n. 1124 CUSTOM MADE CON-l~<::::t.:.::~~;;. ;;G;;--•a-ads;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; M... or (714) 261-9091 TOUR CHA.IA, It bN!ll. ~ 6065 F~1J!~~:m •UUI I .... HS ' mo.a ::~=~ 2,':~i~e Mllll Mlllt • 1
5/Hr, beMl1ta No exp 11 you are h'9hly emblUou1. Pr .. act\c>Olltoddl« PIT. S1500 1&4.5093 111.UITlll ...
nee A.#Y lri '*'°" h•rd working, dealre FIT M-F New 1e:hool May 20 U L hm to 5pm
800111 on Tape 129 WMtth & your °""" bus.I· UCI Campua 45•~30 Obi B.c2 SSO Velvet r• Orange County F11r-
Flnd St • C M Soi&-552 nH1 call Mr Bonn. diners $40 Wutiertery., gr~nd•. Costa Mesa
•432-0275 Tai.marketing 150 Fng S200 Trun Enter ott Arlington St P/T .. lllTUTlll SALES Earn S2000 to _compac SlOO 848·5848
In ator• In .,.._ Carl $20,000/mo Set your ITllllTI Dining Aoom Set. SOLID
,...,....ry tmrMd OJ*'-own acnedtJle e. 'four ..... ._.,.. DA.Al< PINE Xtra lrg
In g Fr 11Sa1 1 SU n own bOaa Call 239._.611 ... eswn hutch S599. d .. k/book· 1 •• , '• --
S6 001~ Cell 771-1577 1 24h,. reoorci.d ~ ... Lllmll 1ti.11 1399, dining rm p /T llllUL .,,... -table, 4 captains chalra,
M-..i..-·-~'ble s•LES SECRET•ny Part ti~ ....... woril AMI ... ..,.. & P•d• $399 )(Int ~·-'¥9• ,,.,.. • near ft M PM ' ~, cond Whole HI S 1300 1 t' KITE. Good condition
Harborl Bakw OS7-04 l 4 I LEl ME MAKE YOUR DAY ~ Ho~ ex~ =:-380-33151d 720-3804/e $500. 875-9814
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P/l ...... ILDI · LOTS OF VARIETY. 642-4321 'ict. 431 or 'MA.ACY' Exerclae Bar
3:4 day1 e;r week l FUN a RESPONSIBILITY 228. Walt for !>Mp, Hk Eleg1n1 dining room "°"ii" DUFFIELD S5000
EXCELLENT CONDITION Pboo.a. fll • $8/Hr, Major 0 C A E firm .Jot Crystal oc Ben. tat>te & 8 chairs ver;
Corona d.i ., ottie. need• SHARP lndMdu reuonable 497-3993 • 873-2119 .
6'()..811Q W/good mltl'I, typ4n0, Of• p•nr.t• lJnllbs ----genlzallonal & people M nuun •FREE• MOVING, mull Mii B t7 IP4Md boat, flO qtne llMJ1T ~ •Illa to work In our YefY flJl.l flUt pay FIT M·F 7am'"3:30pm, hectic ealea office H B • 1ft111t. ft S4 50/Hr, beMfltl N ., ... good benef1t1 For
Oriental ruo• 9xe & 4x8, trailer need• work lloe19 walnu1 china cabinet eml 248-9854
eola. walnut game tabl•I -
.. p ..-'"POfy •n .......... Immediate lnterV!ew. call ~';";, · t~7i9 O.Cb4 557-0771 SIOOO/Wk Potential T.,._
F•ad St . c M S.Ca-5525 ......... _.............. merketlng olllce IUP·
wl 4 uphCMtwed chaJra 7 5 HP outboetd rnotOf
kllch table wl 4 cnalt1, lrg L I II e ne w S 8 5 0
brau lamp. gaa lawn-, 642-2615
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NEW DAYBED-WHITE & Shell gOOd condition
BRASS With maur ..... 11400 Cefla. 675-4836
& trundle complete
1245 •840-8733• Power Boats 7012
COSTA MESA SoiS-8919 NEW-Modular chalH 11M7 WHEELER. 36' Filler
SOVTH 0 C 582·1240 tounge & mini loYMNt Upper 213 ,.,.,-C<ul..,,
GARDEN GROVE made tn Italy withe high-S7SOO 848-7700
748--8231 Ml qualtty btllCk leather ttee SEARAY -18'~ Fl
THRIFTY CAR ~TAL by • Nlcolettl" Coat V-8 Cobra. lreller. 10-
H• lmtMCI QpeninOI IOf S5250, wMI MM for S27 15 tarp Ex~t condition
ll p Im cuatomers ~ Call 714/848-3337 or $11.000 or ~ with •oen11 PM ll'llft•lflH 8191345--8371 00 down. 714-7.20.-87&4
'"' ~ull afl)Oy -"nQ QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS * SEA RAY 2e' twin en· w/publlc Xlnl OMV 1 a 80X. OUIL TEDl glnea. radet erch. ,.._
mu.I '5-8.00 l\t I ""*'• BRANO NEWIS 155 modeled to 19£9 ~ ..
111191 I. itlnt .,.,,.flll CA.LL '* 840-1733 * 3 Mle trailer $21,500 Obo
549-0151 ..... , .... ......, 840..0200 * lUftlAIUT * New "'-ltreee, OOOd con-* SEA RAY 20' t'fM en-0 C AAPof1 area. PA.AS dltlon. St25 75t·t"9 gnee. radar arch, , ...
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Clllen1 wcwtdng .wlrl)f)• ........,. 6015 3 W.1r~781'1 ~~late open------lno Tra~ A<MlntllfM t •WAY or round lt1P tlellet 15 SCHOCK Ei.ett'lc New
Frenlt 762-0762 Dell ~ 6/26, r• window eurtalna Mini ...-turnopen S100e9Cfur.-y condition a 11 800.
ObO 7IO-Ol72 95$-HM 87s..4711
. WORK Diamond Mo. 1~ K;eof 'M ;t· 9ayliMt, 1nii;: I t.OH, ...i-$1SO/obo co... a.mini top 15 HP OVlltSUS PMl't nng epr '315, Mii Mooring In water
S:Z7&1obo Cell Jurgen 975-1905 Aalting 16000
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TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZZL.E
1 Decoy
6 Bridge
positions
11 Exaggerated
cl alma
16 FeahlOn
he aoup
22 Condescend
23 Leaven
24 Of a location
25 Last Greek
latter
26 Ninth-century
emperor
28 Musically slow
29 Slammer
30 Animal track
32 S1mov1r
33 Uncanny
35 Gratuity
36 Understood
38 Uncle Sam's
cOllectlon
agcy
39 Legendary king
of Troy
4 1 Collectlon
42 Citizen -
43 Intimation
45 Enter1alned
4 7 Numerical
prefix
49 Strange
phenomenon
52 Bypath
53 Regret
55 Messenger of
the gods
59 Mortgages
60 Hourglass
contents
61 Pithy
6'4 Under (poet )
65 Rounded rool
66 B•seball hit
67 Kind ol buggy
68 Enthusiasm
70 Pain
71 Ancient T<»<yo
72 Mimicking bird
73 Small pond
7 4 Steamship
78 Do 9arden work
77 Reserve ol
money
79 Rep
counterpar.
80 Sh•dy plant e2c .... end
~ Yugoslavlen
leader
8S Appetizer
M 0ut9' CHlng
87 Mii achool
88 Recec>tKMa for
2
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trash
90 Mona -
91 Perform
92 Sixties TV
family .
95 Deer
96 Jeans
100 Etectrlcal
measure
10 1 Adam's .rib
102 Arm bone
104 Droop
105 Counterfeit
106 Festive
occasion
107 Syt1ss artist
108 South Africans
110 Hypothesis
112 Western land-
SC4P9 feature
113 Ovens
114 State
positively
116 Vietnam
holiday
117 Prong
118 Having,
measurable
11m1ts
119 Race-track
character
121 Contrition
124 Turn
125 Stand up to
128 Sesame
130 Mine veins
13 1 vast quantity
132 Shoo'
136 Turkish VIP
137 Damp
139 Selleck
140 Ventnloqu1st
Lewis
142 Be In debt
143 Palallal
coontry house
145 English
newspaper
magnate
148 Couch
150 Earthenware
1ars
151 Plumed wading
blfd
152 "Casablanca
actor
153 Unconcealed
154 Atta1n
155 T,.,,
1se Join
1e1 Stringed
lnttrumenta
DOWN
TOne of "The
1 • •
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Enterprise
crew
2 Homo seplens
3 V9'non
CHtle's wife
4 Appendage
5 Meadows
7 A Musketeer
8~the
heights
9 High rock
10 Spend
extr1vagant1y
11 Church book
12 Affirmative
vote
13 Patti or
Geraldine
14 Anglo-Sa•on
sieves
15 Sound-
reproductton
system
16 Bualneas
transac11on
17 Italian three
18 Busybody
19 Language ol
Ccero
20 Run off
21 Siikworm
31 WOOdsy
34 Hankering
37 Complaln
39 Awalt
40 Combine forces
42 Seat of Asian
conflict
44 Possessive
pronoun
45 Rive
46 P1y1ble
48 Bo Oeretc lllm
49 Of yore
50 Vacuum tube
5t Greek
statesman
52 Actress -
Turner
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56 Ital an w.Uer
on government
57 Group
attitudes
58 Article or
bedding
60 Chinese
dynasty
61 Mongrel
62 ---mind
83 Metallic
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66 Things past
67 S..rlng
69 In,,., part of
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73 Shea St84tum
team
74 Pr•Euter
period
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79 Platform
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85 Dlstrnalng
situation
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92 Afncan nut
tree
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S. Oefla -
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99 Cold
100 J1rdln'9fe
103 Mounta!n rldOe
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factor
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109 Theater
warning
111 Poetic
contraction
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115 Ballerina's
garb
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118 Dread
120 Wood for
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123 Scent
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126 Spry
127 Liiy
129 Feud&! subjeet
131 Dinah -
133 Envelop
134 Cognizant
135 Camping
equpment
137 Corned beef -
138 Mend
140 Cl&$$ ty
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._ ....... Cellf. 9H77 lnQCOft 9-atl; Cellf.t214t Thie bu.-. 11 con-c.lf Dflft. luH• 100 Sen 0l9e0 ... __.... ........ .,, '"*"• Kit•..,, WOOd. f1t ,.,_.. l>Wlneee •• con· lModot't I Verdon HI, ClllCt9d by M indlYldVM TIMI Dulll\Mt I• con-CA u IU • . .. ., ....... ., llllc*t. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilcenter '5, Coet• ,....., ~tly .,,~ c .. eu1...,IM~Of.. Tiie r9111tt1n1 com· __,IJy •-oar.uon McMllhn CoMMvnlt* ~MU'ttHOU.A.NO
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loaded w/ power ~ .... ~ l>W!Mtl I• ~· INl'ICed to treneect bull• Thie 1>1111""8 •• con. ,... l.IMlt lhe fiCUlloUI l"MfQd to VenNCt bull· Thie bu ..... Con· by DUtNll "Al"
(2KUM17) -.-by; lluebllnd end wiee MM und9r tM flctltlek!i ducted by • c:otl)O(l tton ~ natM °' NlplM ,_. under Iha 1ict1llou1 ducted by a ~., I*'· IAAHT\.IY tn .,_ tupar •1•... The flQlllrlnl COtn• ~ n11M Of nlllMI Tht rtQltlrent COtn· liM.o lbcwe .()fl Aptll 22, ~ ,,.,... Of n.t1N1 n«tlllp CN'1 Of Calfum6e . Coun A-nr-n,. .,.._ mencied to trenMCt bull-llMed •b0¥9 on Aptll t5. IMlnG9d to trenuct bull-INI -.. altoweon Mey 1 1Nt Th• r•olatrant com· of Or8"1Jit .. ,..~ th• '"~"" ~ ,,. r-.. under IN llctlllou1 1tll Mel und« t~ fleUt!Out Lynn Conley lltaMf1 H Menlfitld0 ~ to trll\"'1 l>U• Ot!HHtS"-'l.'" IAAHTLE Giii .. ~ ... ~ MIM Of nemte Oen F\eYnO!d• buelMM n11M Of name. Thll l11t91Mfll wu flied TIMI ecateMetll -.. llled neee und« *"-llotllloue '* llPPC*ltllO •
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1U la ~!all Sll.e liati.d eboYe on April 10, Thie a111ement wn flied lteted •tiow on May 1'7. with the County Cieri! Of Of• w1tf1 the County c..11 of Of· 1>u11ne11 nllN Of ~ ~to ldl'*ll-1911 "'me-Met OHOll .,'• tNt wttt1 tM CoYnty Clerk or Or· 1Nt enoe-Cc!Ynly on ~Pfll 21 • .,._ Cow1ty on Apti1 20 ...._. ebCWe on 1120111 tM .. , ... of tM -...nt.
"< -. .,., leure K. Wood .._ County on April 28. Jofln C Wei ttlt ,.,_ McMUlln Communlll••· THE PfTITIOH ~I 111351•.20001 SI.ti Tflll at•eement wM .flied 19h Tiii• 11114"T*!t wet fli.d . '41-1 Pvblilfted OftlnQI Coett inc .• 819¥9 Mc:Glll, Sr vio. Mhor1ty to .........
Sales -SerYlce With the eoui,ty Cl«I! of Of· '4tt11J with the County Clefk of Or· Put>lllhed Orenge CoMt o.iiy ~ April 30, Mey 7, Pt'Ml<Mnl, Plennlnt end Ac· ...... under IM
Pena -L~ 8tlQ9 County on Aprll 21, Pvblltlled Of•noe Cou1 ~ COunty on Mey 11. Deity Piiot Mey 7, 14. 21. 21. 14. 21 1tt1 QU!eltlont dent MtNnlllr91lon of
••I•• 1l1 =9UtC='=""K:--::Cent.--.,..1MY--.Limh,...,-.,..ed...., 1Nt Deity Piiot Mey 7, f4, 21, 28, tttt 19110 ' ' 84'·772 Tiil• ,, .. .,.,,, w• filed tatn Act with llmlt•
• • 1tM, 4·d00f, kMldfd, low P ,._, tNO '"'* Su-781 #1111 the CoYnty Clerlt of Of· eutnottty (Ti. euthOrlt'J 1500 Auto Mall Dr m 11 •a g. 11 2 0 0 4'blilMd °'.,. Coeet Su·7113 PvblltMd Oret1Q9 eo... .,. County on A$)(1I 24, .... IN pereonel ,,
Sant •.. ". 83{~ . Dally PllOt Mey 7, 24, 21, 28, Deity Pllol M•y 21. 21, June rta.IC ll>TIC( "" t9tllle to ... IMllY action
"" 1MO PWUC NOTICE •. , '· ttet ACJITIDUI .,.... '4-..a without 5 outl 65 ~·at Edi CADILLAC 1981 hdanct. Su-771 Su-1114 'fltennou9 9llll... UMI ITAW P11bllthed Ofenge Cout CW-<1'41 8efOre c:.t
1 DAYS VIiie. Fully loeded. Extra M 1iJtOUI .,_.. U. ITAT'8mlff The folloWlng ~ .,. Dally Pilot Apt"M 30. Mey 7. eicUone, now.... he I*
clean . $3000/obo PmlJC ll>TICE MAMI ITaff•NT PWUC Nl)TIC( The f~ P9f"IOnl .,. dolna ~ ... 14. h 1tet IOMI ,.....,..ti.,. ta r ~ Hra. Mon-Fri. 644 1835 The toll<M4ng P9t90"1 we dotng bllllnMI u . AO"llANTAGE TOWING. Su774 quited to tfvoe nolic. I
7:00amto1:00 pm ACTmout .,._.. doing bv..,,._ M -'1CTIQOUe .,._,. WA R M I N G T 0 N • 14901 Che1t nu1. Wnt· 1n-...9d persona un 'as VOLKSWAGE.Nc CADILLAC 1182 El ~IT•._.,. tNbUCTIVE COMPO· MAMI 8TAT9Mmff PARSONS VENTU RES. rnlntt•, cattf 9*3 "8JC Nl)llC( • tl\9y heW weNed notic.
ABRIOl:ET. Meroon, 5-Doredo. Dettl t>tue. btUe The tollowlno l*IOM .,. HINT & CRYSTALS. 11440 The ~ ,,.,-.ont.,. 1841 LenaWJl .AYI Bldil· B. RICfllfd "Oii\, 20121 --· --.. oonMnted to the Pf ~. e xt19119nt con· ~--------leather, Wlr .. , low ~ doltla ~ u c.mtoe AYfl. •8. S1en1on. ~ l>ullneu 11• lnltne, Calif 1271• Sf*ltWI, Huntington Buch. n ... • • • -· --actlOn.) The lndepend.n dltiC>f\. 875-211<M .. 'a UJ •·-d ...... dtaltal dMfl. Tl~ ASSOCIATES. 2518 c.ht. 9CMl80 INfERNATIONAl MISS· WermlngloB• Properly Celtf Ul4I ~ ITATUm¥f lldrnlNlttatlOn authoflty lllrll
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-• n. MW c ' Colt• ....... C.llf 12G27 • 1oml•, 11440 C«nloe AV• DATION'. 809 South Broder Langley AV9 Bldg. B IMne, Cellfornic 14tot eti.tnut buMMU.. 1n .. .e..ct pwlOn lilee luxury 'BMW' eqUlpped. brak .. , ~alon & ADtllAC n EJdo lier· Theo Leigh Clef« 2581 B 8. Stenton, Cellt to&llO SI A~m Cellf 921MM Oeiltf 92714 St • WMlmln"•', C1llt T.A PU MA LOCKSMITH Ol>flctlOn 10 ltld petition •
Showa exoeli.nt cetel tlrea, 5-Speect, CU9tom r1tz. MK ml Ctuelc aa lenl• AN AYWlue Coet• Tlli. b1.11tneu 11 con· Artllur M '~ 809 Tflll 1>u11n .. 1 11 con-92813 • ~ SERVICt. 824 w W11sorl lhOwl good tau• why I ( 1sPM74l) wheell, bra I. touwra• ntce u you can flndl MMe Calif 92127 • CIUctld 1>y: • CO'porellon South 8rodr Anaheim 'c.1tt dYCtld by. • c:orporauon Tt\19 l>llel""f lt con. A·2. Coet• Meu Celll CO\ltt lhould not grent 1
•21,111 *4300 080 722-0«1 S2875. Nwptr II Mtra. Thli bulfflet• 11 con Tiie 1egl1trent com· 12804 • · Th• regl1trent com· d\1Ct9d by a corporetlon 92927 euthottty MEACEOES 300 T b · 548-2017 Evee 648-1123 ducted by en lndlvld1.1et • menc:9d to trenNCI bu$· N9cip "Ne! Slrt* 24551 rnenoed to 1ran11C1 bull· The regl1tre n1 com· Rlelllrd L Runyen. 824 W A HEARING on the P91·
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OleMI 1H3 ex.C:~~ CAMERO • 1177 eut The reglllreni com· neet under the flcllllou1 Reymond Wey J270, Cetlf ,_ uncMir the llctllioul menc:.d to trenMCI bull· ~'!,1«1 ~;.2. Colle Meae tlon w II be held on JUHE 16 ' o-m«lCed lo trentael l>UM bullneu nerne Of nema 12430 l>ullt'letl n-or nemet -und9f the flc11tl04'• .,..11 112"'7 19et et 1 45 ,PM In Dept condition. t5k mllH . mane, ps/pb, new tlf ... ,,... under the ,. till • lilted ebove on Merc:h l6 Thi• b ,1 1 lllted eb011e on Merctl 1 l>Ullneu netM or nemee Cwot R AJco<n. 824 W No 3 tocate4 11 700 Cl S.13,000. M1·1325 cuaett• redlo, EXCEL· bullnee. eme tc oua 1N 7 · dUC19d .,.; n .. t 11 ,con-111111 • lltted at>011e on April 24 Wiiton A·2. COit• Meu C«tt• Dr!Y9 Sent• Ane C
MercedH •et 2808l LENT CONDITION. MUii llited .~on ,;:.1 t"': . Chrl11in• Willett, Ste· dellotl non pro 11 oun-WIHlem c wermmglon, 1tn • Cellf. 112827 ~2701 '
Brown two topa al( ... 1 S2250. H 2-1350. Theo Clerk · , .. ary Th• reglllrent oom. Prelldenl Rlct!ard ,.oth T11l1 bu•lneu 11 con· IF YOU OBJECT 10 1
•utom'auc mint . R•~ CHEVY 307 1171 lmp.2 1 Thll •t•tement ·w·• fite<I Thia •l•temenl w .. fli.ct menc:.cl to lr•nMCt bull· Tl\lt ll•lamenl WU liled Thie 1tei.m.n1 WU flte<I ducted by • generel part-orwillno °'the petition, c 0 , d 1 ' S 2 0 ·0 0 0 OMC 225• St«n dr1 ' with th9 County Clerk or Of. wtth Ille County Cieri! of Or· ,,... under the fictltloui with lhe County Clerk of Of. wttll the County Clerk ol Of. net'lhlp lholltd either eppeer et I '11 IJhtl-Prteff rtt.I 213 941~7oe ' • bo ... _........ ....__.. 1191 • ·.,. Counl)I on Mey 15 81'91 County on ApfH 28, butllneet neme or nim" enge Collnly on April 26, ene-Count1 on April 211, The regt11rent com-heiring "'° tl•I• y.our o • '" ,_,,,. , ._.a n-tNt · lNt Met9d abo M 1 19119 11H 1N t rnenoed to trenMC1 bull· )eetl<>n• or Ill• wrlttlfl ob)ec:
Bronzltlpearl IMttler MERCEDES-BENZ 1982 terlor. Runt gr•1, OWMr ,41_ ,_, .. 71 Arthur :: $' ey · F41"et '4"'17 nMI under the llctltlou1 t1on1 with tM court b9for1
Showroom frett\"#05811) 3IO S L Anthrac:;lt• delpefat• Put>ll.n.d Or•noe eo.si Pul>lilhed Or•no• Coast Thia 1181~ .. flied Publl.n.d Orenge Cout Pubtl.n.d Of•no-Cou1 l>YllMN neme Of n.,.,_ tti. llMtfnQ Your llPPMf· ml .... mlm Very ~IHn 2 t~~~· OeY9 472·1212 Dally Pilot Mey 21 29. JtJM Deily Piiot Mey 7, 14, 21, 21. with the County Cieri! ol Or· Delly Piiot Mey 7, 14, 21, 211, Delly Piiot Mey 7. 14, 21. 211. llt~9d ebo\tl on Apnl 17, enc. mey be In petlonOf b
"exc:tualWty __.. __.._ · ... • Ewnlnga &16-9153 4 11 lNt · ' ~219 • Cou ty M 5 9119 1919 11111 11 .. t your ettomey 1640 J•mborM ~ .,....,_, extru . -s. ' ' S~-l13 sU·7117 "99 n on •Y ' 1 Su-712 Su-719 Cetol R Atcorn IF YOU AAE A CAEQllO
Newpot1 IMch 080. 850-7432 FOAD Muatang '14 conv, Pul>llthed 0 '4b,Tn0 Tnl1 llllelMnt we• lfled Of a conllnteflt cr9dit0f o
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M!ACEDES BENZ '450SL 5.0, 5 epd, ale .. pow91', 1U1JC NOTIC£ Delly Piiot M.;~ 21 ;:• Ml.IC NOTICE "8JC NOTlCl with the County Clerk of Of· the deoH H d, ~ mll9I t1
1o75, blue/btue, axe*· am/fm oua, xlnt cond. "8JC NOTlCl Ju.,. 4, 1199 · • · enge County on Aprll It y0urdalmwlthlhecoun
... ·'11·'11 Ill IL'• lent condition ~ to $7500. 846-80 Ill f'ICTITIOUI .,..... Su-807 ,ICmlOUI ......... '9CTIT10UI ...,..,.... F4tu.I rnell • '09Y to the pertOn• ..... 5 500 ' ,....._... '1CTITIOUI ..,..... ..,... I TAffMIN"T NAMl l.tAff•NT ..,.. t TATIMINT Publtlllld Of•noe Coall r8C)feMnt•ll .... eppolf\ted b
W hite, t i gn a l r•d , 1 • . 589-8119, J EEP·EAGLES ..,._ ITA,..._N'J The tOI..........., ,,......... ere .. _.,. MftTIC£ Ttr..-t...,,_,,_ ~we The tOlowlng 1)9r1Gnl -.re Deity P1to1 Aprll 30 Mey 7, \tie oourt within low ,,_,1h
blactc ... The best colora 770-6084 BEST DEAL The lolloWlnt pweon. ere doing~,; ---~"'nu doing~.. doing~ 11. 14, 21, 19119 trom the dlt• of tlftt 1
and th• t>Mt prlc:.al ·as 580SL. Blk 10k (7411) GUARANTEED! dolno l>UlinMI.. . JUDIE'S BOOKKEEPING f1CTITIOUS ..... AIAPORTER INN HOTEL 8£ST SOUTHPAAK LIM· Su·769 IU~oflef ..... Pf
S.fora you buy. ... ·as 190E. wh1, S25K (2585) Jual bring us your belt COMPUTERS R us. 21121 Salk>f• Bey ln., Hunt· NAiii ITAffMl.J• 111700 MacArtl\ur Blvd • ITEO, A Clllfornt• Limited .. _.,. In MCtion 9100 of 11\e Call
S outh•rn Ca llfornl•'• '14 300SD, 57K ml. (67 10) ~ J919 dMI •nd 17338 Apel l •ne. Hunt· lngton Buch. Caht ~ The fottowlng pereont .,. lrlllne, CeM 127t5 Pllttnerlfllp. th Eul 11111 ,--.n, ll)TIC( torl\la Probet• Code T
clMnMt carsl ·as SOOSEL, S28K ( 1028) we " t>Mt ltl lngton e..ctl. c.!11 92649 Jud .. Ann Rawaon. 21121 doing bullneet u Dulfy Molor Holel• Inc: Street, C:O.C• MM&. Celi! FlCTIT10UI Ml..... ,.,,. for Hng Clelmt win nol -.. m111 ••n ·as 190E. 2.8 S26K (8275) .. SlElllONS tQClA !tepn.n R•lph Dellon, ~ Bay Ln . Huntlneton J A c E ENTERPRISES CahfomlL 640 West Ketelll 92127 NA• ITAff..wl uplle prior to lour ,,_,,
1301 Quall St Nwpt Bet\ ·as Wgn. Whit• (S230) UHAGI..[ 17338 Al* l ane. Hunt-BMctl. Cettl 92648 55 Fair Ofln . Cotll M... Aven11•. Anel\e1m Ce li! Thomu S l M. 199 Eut 1'he lollowlng peraont .,, from Iha date of th9 neerl ·· F 32as1 Camino Ceplltr.no lnQton IMch. c.111 92649 Thtt busln .. • It con-Cekf 92928 92802 17th Street Coela Mae. doing bull noticed •bove ........ UllS San Juen Cepiatreno 'tlllt bullnM• II con-duc1ICI by· en ·~YIOual Finley Alml.lth 55 Feit Tl\11 bullneu IS con-Calif 92627 sconT ;'EAFOOD YOU MAY EXAM INE t
... _..,. fta-1111 duc1ed by: an lnolvlduel Tl\e re g111rent com· 0r1.,., Cosle M... C1hl dueled by• corporation Thl1 bu•ln11• 11 con· GRILL & BAR AT SOUTH Ille k9PI by th9 C04Jf1 11
••-..... ..,. Ofter 72 ,..,.. 9fter Tiie reglllrent com· ~ 10 trenNCt bull-92628 Tfl• regletrent com· dvc19d by • hmltecl par1ne<· COAST PLAZA 3300 Bt1tiot et• • person lnter•t9d In
IN STOCK , MOB tin Convertible. •KP pub. menoed to trensec:1 bull--,_. 11nder the llcllllout Thi• ouilneu 11 con· menc.d 10 1rensac1 ~ tlllp s Coe M..-Cab l.111 .. t•l•. you mar tile ~th lllT IUU Clean. runt 1reat. ,_. und« the l1<:1111ou1 bullneu neme or names OUCt9d by en lndlllld11el ,,... und., Ille nc1111ou1 Tl\• reg11tren1 com· t~':re I• . t the court • IO<mal ~'
Wt nuwant" jo bMt ~ p ET ER ). l>UtlnMt MIN Of nemM 1111911 abo.,. on Jenuery 1, Tha reg(1tren1 com-bu.llneH nerne or ,..,,._ ~ to trenMtcf bull· Su1h Cout Sco11' v !Of SPIClel Noliee of Ille Iii· bOMtrdeYH " lNTEO'AA-148-7700 lilted l tlOW on II 10, 'II -o...JUI~ l2ua!! llt1ed •l>OYe on Mey 1970 ,__ under the ficttltOUI lut• II • Cahloarnl• ! ,:; int Of In "'"""'ort llld. 81>·
"" J~ A. Rawwon -und9' Ille llcllllou• -WC1\8'aE"' .. OUlfY. ,... . ~ ~ ntNfi.. plMMrlhlp 2409 Lom'"e>etd 1>1•IM1M1it Of •t••• UNI
deal by S200. ~ up. PORSCHE ,78 ,.11 SC Stephen R. Delton Tiii• lletemerit ... llled bullMll ~ Of nemM den• lilted lbOYe on Aprll 12 ScrMt San ·F ncilCO C 111 or Of.,.,., petillon Of ecc:ount
72 hrL after p1h.11tc.tlon. ., · Thie ll•llt'Mnt wu hied wltl\ 1119 County ~lerk ol Or-lilted above on M8lch. 15 Thl1 11etemen1 wH flied tOat 14123• re · 8 u prolllded In MCtlon 1250 ... Rllllll ~~r.~,B~:c~. ~llpl 1~!.· wtttt the County Clefk OI Of. !Inge Cc!Ynty on April 26, 19119 wltl\ the Cc!Ynty Clertl ol Or· Tl'lotnU s LM Sc.o11'• RM1au~•nl1 Inc OI the Callfomle Prob••• ·-· .,,.. County on 1'prll lt 1Nt Finley Atmutll •noe Counly on Mey 12 Thie ll819'Mnt Wll hied • Celll I . I • Code A ReQue1t IOf Spec;jel -Bot to n Acouttlc, Cllf· ,.,.7 ,.,.... Thi• •••letnenl WU m.cs 19119 with the County Clerll of Of. 2402 Lc::;,:,d cs~~;,•1::~ Nottc;e form II IY8llll>le from
100,1 Quell St. Npt 8ch ford, xtra tu1p. Mint COO: ~ul>llehed Of•noe Coul PuS>Jlthed Orenoe Coast wtth the County Clerk or Or· F41HOI enoe County on AIHll 28, Franclaco Cell! t4 12:i Ille court ctertc 112·1111 Sdltlon. Mutt Se•ll u N 'l4 TOWN CAA. D111~Pllol Apfll 30, Mey 7. DeltyPllot M1y7, 14,21,29, engeCountyC>f'May 6. tlH P11blllhed Orenge Coast 11119 Tl\lt ~llneH 15 con-An.tMr for flMttloner.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 21,000 875-3381 Real nlc:.I Priced et 14, 2t. 1Mt 1989 F4t1'1SJ Delly Pilot Mey 21 29. June ,.,_ duet.CS by i llmlted partner· IC.._ • O"'-"•· A Law
RENAULT '82l.C.raunrf, $4975. Cullom wheel• Su-770 Su·779 Pul>llahed Or•ne-~t 4 11, 1989 O:u"t.~ °'trttJt ~t lhlp Cot,efedeft, 10M Norlll
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714i ll94-3759 . MUST ~ ,..,. xtss ELECTRONICS doing~.. NOTICI Of The lo41°""'1g per'tOnt If• Nam ITATIMINT E.xec:uu .... v p Ama ,,_,, orlglnAI 17tt7 Newho9I St• H. VOICE CONNEXION NC*-M"'90Nl-.rrY dOlng ~ u. ni. tolowlno perlOtl• .,. TNI lt819"11ft1 ... filed "8JC N011C(
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epd, gd wrk car $1100 '"' Gr .. 1 greduatlon Olobel Redistribution, C.!Mne.c.Jit 92714 lheunG«a.gnedW1Wnotbe SERVICE. 181 E Of8tlg9-N£WPORT CAFE 1301 eogeCounl)lonMayll,1989 'ICTTTIOUl lM.l ... U
obo. 642-95111 P r•Hntl $5800 /o bo Celtfornla 17197 Newnope The Voice Connection reepc)f'l11ble for eny O.bta or tl\Ofpe Alie. •72 Ptecen111 Dove '''"'· Sulle 150 FUJtm MAm ITATIMSNT 840-5175, 177.00S7 Ste H FOUl\teln Veney lflC . Clllfomla. 17835 Sky· llebllltlu contrected by Celrl 92870 -Newport 8Mc:h Calif t2&80 Pubhlhld Ofenge ~t The t<*owlng pwaone., VW GQlf. 1985. di..t. 55 C.ttf. 127oe · par1I c.rcle. Suite C. Irvine JoMc>f\ Codefre or anyone AIYln L .. Wendllndl. 161 M ~ s.aia. 2 Lemon Deify Pl'ot May 21 29 June dolnCI bu11neu • mp 9, 5·tP••d . •l e . Tllll bl.It MU 11 con-Calif 92714 otllefttienmyMlf onor.n. E Or~ A ...... '72, OrOYl,lrvlfw ca!tl 92714 4 11. INt CALtF.ORNIA CREDIT
AM I F M . s 3 . 2 0 0 dllCled by • corporehon Tl\lt bu•lnff• II con-thll 0•1• Pl809t'IUa. Cahf 12670 Fer•I Jout>t•n 274 s Su-809 AND FINANCIAL SER
9574' 14 Z-21 Tl\e reolatrent com· ~ed by• eorporeuon Detect this 17th dey of Tiii• butln11t It con· leendro An1ne1m C•hl .. _.,. lllf\y.,.r VICES 508 W CoAumt>me menoed lo trtnMCt butt-The reg111rant com· Mey 1919 CIUct«I by en ln<IMOuel t3I07 ,.._ nu iw; Santa Ana. Calif 92707 '12 ....... nw unoer 1,,_ llclilloue IMtlCIO 10 trenaact bu91· ,,_.. c.-,,., 11IO The reg lllr~nt com· fhll bul•neat If con-RCTITtoUI __ 1 Aot>er1 A ..ion... sot W .. bualt-t name or nemet -under lhe tlc111tou1 c-r-°'. C..t• ...... m9nCed 10 ,,~ l>Uli· ~ed by joil\I venture --• Colurnbln•. Sa nti An• Autos DomtstJc 9300 L.oededl PIS, P/8, 9*:1rtc 1111.cs el>ove on NIA bullneat name Of nema CA taa7 nMI under ~ hcti1tou1 The re~t11 rent com· NAMI •TA~ Calif '2707
•85 BUICK CENTURY St•· wlndowl, wire wheel• at lo Jerome Gulllleno. Prnl· lilted •l>olte on Al>fll 20. Put>llthed °''"99 CON* l>ullnea neme or n.,.,,.. ~ 10 tret1tac1 bl.I••· 0Jr'::::::::::: '*'°"' et• Thi• butln .. • It con tlon Wagon A/C P/S mlletl X'lnt CONS.I dent 19!!~ O.lly Pilot Mey 20 21. 21, llflld •boYe on Mey 2. 1989 MM llndel" Ille 11c.11t1ou1 PliNCESS N:Ls .J02 B d\ICtlO by .,, lndiVIOUal f eU..tt · ectc' .... • Thi• etetement wa med --Rune-ten At111n.t.N Wet1dlen<tt butlnM.I Nlme °' name M · • Tiie rag111rent com eunroo • •· r · writh IM County C..ll 01 Or Tll11 1tetemen1 wH hied Se52l Thll 1tetemen1 -• t111d lilted •tlove on Mey 5 19111 •rtn• Ave . Newport m9nCICI to lrent.lci bu11
Excell•nt condition. (71'4) 838-0554 Moe Count" A 1 28• With the County Clerk of Of· -1tl\ the Co\lnf'J Clefk ot Or· Rallk Silla 8Mc:h. c.ltt t2teO MM uno. lhe flc11ttou1 $4500. 675-7755. ,tit ' on pr1 • enoe COunty on April 28. __ .,. lllftTIC( enge County on May 5, 1111 Thi• 1te1emen1 wu flied Treng Thi D*rl Nguyen bv11neu neme Of na ma ,. tl70 1189 ,.._ "" F417'M with tM County Clerk ot Of· 2028 w 8en lOfetlZO Ava .. ,., •boYe on Mey 15
Publllh«I Orene-~I F41.... ITATIMINT Oft PubllatMKI Orenge Coul 1"99 County on APfll 211 Santi AM, Clllf 927~ ttlt
E Diiiy Pilot Mey 7 14 21 29 Publllhed Orane-Coe•t ···--o••• .... -Dally Pilot Mey 14. 21. 2&, 1Mt • No~ Thi Anll ~)'90. Robef't A Jone• 11~ • · • • Deity P1101Mey1. 14. 21, 28, u;;; '1CnT.c,ua June 4, 11111 FU"71 ~2' 'W Senc Lor1enio Aw Ttllt 11e1em.n1 wu Iii.ct
; Su· 7aa THO .._ .. NAMI Su·IO 1 Publlll\ed Oreno-Col.l1 venta An&. •Of 2704 w1111 tn. County Clerk of Or
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The followlno. pertont OtUtvPliotMey 7, t4,21.21 OU:~::·~~=~ :G County on M1y 15.
rtalC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE h•v• 1bendonecf tne"" of "81.JC NOTICE 1tet netlfl!O tt 11 ,4tl'7tt
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FICTITIOUI .,_I I --·· NllM BETTER INFORMEO tMt\Ced I t ange ~• MAMR ITATW•NT r_,,,_ .,_II OOVERMENl OROUP NA•ITATl....-r • ftaJC N011C( o rennet ou.i-Dally Piiot Mey 21 21 J1.1nt The............__ MAMl ITATWMINT (BIOO). 2070 Tlw '" ., TM followinO l*IOM ere ""9 Und9r the hctHIOUI 4, 11. tHt ·~"" Pltleont.,. 'TN f(llOWlng..,.,-ION •r• '~· ._.,. • dOW'CI bUllMa ar fllCnnout .,...18 t>llllMM neme °' namea 5"·112 ~~-doing~.. ColteM .... CelH 92827 FANT1\STIC SPORTS ._ITATa•N'f lilted l l>Ove on Merch 6 ---------1
ECl810N MINIATURE. DA\110 8AIAN >DESIGN The FlclttlOUI 9'*""' llAOUES toO l b cS Tiie tGlowlnt lN9 . rtaJC NOTICE
1539 Monrovle Aw , Sutte 408 l..-ood Colle Men' Heme reterr9d to above wu Ct , Cott'• Meu,oc:.~r ~l>ullr-. :'IOftl ere ~ Nguyen 20, Hewpof'1 Buch. Calif ea.it '2t27 ' ' fl4ed In Ofante County on 1-u....,. I c••n l., .. OES TNI atet_,,.,,t wa 111«1 -Tm----11
t 2t&3 Dlvtcl 8r1en Mey9f 408 11uxu FILE NO F415411 'pt; Cert p a 2 E 3~ 14 W h i I ..,..,A ' wltl\ Ille Countt Clerlt of Of. ...... -· --
Max J Jaachke. 10782 l9nwood, Colt• MIM.'Cut Eltu o.th M Vllfdeman. IP ' • 41 Colt.a ....:: cnJ/;212:• • Moe County on Me1 10 T~'::!:! 1t1e
Adtml Cltdl, V1Me Perk. 12e27 2070 Tflufln ... .,.., Colla ~=:· Colt• MMe Callf 9'11Ct Jerltd .. ..,ct 3214 tNt dolnO bull,,.. -C~:2:,~nMI 11 con l:hll butln•u •• con-MTI:; c::..:21 ... con-Scott w11111mton. 100 WMl\tneton Ave Coile .... ,..._ N11n2 "AOfESSIOHAl COLOR • ducted by: en lndMdual Loml>ltd Cl eo.te M9te MMe. Cellt tatat r-vblllNO ..,._,. Colll PHOTOO"AP .. IC Sf!R ~ ~;,:i;:·~~om· Th• re9l1tran1 com· ~ !r.:::::v'!:' flled Callf 92821 • , · Tflil bWIMla 11 con·~ "':::.Mfrf 21. 2J ""-VICES. 76.32 E Cllepmen ~ 10 tfenuct bual-"*"*' to trtlnNCt bl.Isl-wltti the CountY Cletk of Of· Thlt l>UllMM 11 ton· ~ by: en lndrflOU., ' ' Ol'lno9. C.iit t2ttt ,,... under IN flctlll -.under t.he llctlllOIJI .... County on May ,, dUc:ted by. CO'pet'\n«"I -Tfl• r9t_l•H•nt COll'I• 14'-tot Ktft Smltn, 1m E. ~ neme °' n..= ~ .,.,,,. or nel'MI lMt Ttl• r•gl•lre ni com. mencitd to trll\NIC1 l>Vtll• ~ N011C( "*'· o..,,.. Cellf tteet
titted abow on APfll 21 llMed Mo¥e on {not Y91> ~ °'.,,.. co.at IMtlOld to I/enact .,.,,.,.. ,,.. unci. "" llc11t10UW ~ • ~ .. HM '' ,on. 1Nt ' 0.WS 9rten Meyer Delly PllOt Mey 2 t 21 Ju"9 ,_ un<* tM fiClltlOut "'*'--MIN ot Nrl* ACTmOUt ~·· ducMO by en lndMOIJ Max J JllKhke Tflll IMM4lmtftt wu filed 4 n tNt • ~ n.,.,. or namee lll'9d ~ °" JMU9tY 1. MAMI ITAft~ Th4i reglltr•n• com·
Tflll .. ......,, WU ftled ...... ,,. Count~ Ctwll of Of· • . tu-•" lltt.O aoow on Aprtl t. , ... ,... fhe loflowtnt ~ •• ~ to lflt\MCt IN»
with the County C..k Of Of. Mlt County on Mey 5, 1199 Plllllp C flll'ICI lf'uoe ~ ~ ~ .. MM undet !tie flctlhOUI
enge County on April 19 '41m1 Thie tt•t.,,.,t wiaa ll'9d Tlllll etMerMl•I -flied (t lAM l"ICAN CON· l>U..,_ neme tit nem. ,.,._ ~ 0.7 Cout "9lJC NOTIC( • wltll the Counl)I CWtt of Of, wltfl N County Clwll Of Of· au M l" AD 1118 0 AS .._, ~on May 1 1Nt ~ Or•nee ~· Deity Not Mey 1 • 21. 21. .,,.. County on Al)f'll 19 ~Col.Inly on AOfll 19 (b),t,MUllCAN CONSUMER tc.nMlll A $1Nlh NI.JC ll)TIC[ 0eHy Piiot April 30. Mey 1 June 4• tMt PICTmOUI .,_.. ,.,_.. ,.,_ AhOCIATt:S fc)STAHOR Thll lteMment WU ll'ed
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