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THE ORA GE COA T 25CE T
T E D Y ~ 1\1 Y 23~ 1989
NB senior housing fina·lly wins approval
ly IRIS YOKOI
Of llW Olllly Not k'"'
A persistent local dc"eloper "ho
wants to build a senior c1111ens home
1n Corona dcl Mar finall) "on tht"
Ne" port Beach City Council's ap-
proval Monda) after suhm1uang a
second rcv1s1on pf plans
Newport BCach'-bascd " F mcrald
V11lag~ Associates subm1t'tcd a re·
Arsonist
strikes
inCdM
1y The O•lfy Pllpt
A scnes of weekend fires at and
near Corona del Mar High School
apparent!) arc not linked to numer-
ous other blazes set 1n the Harbor
View Homei. neighborhood a little
O\er a mile aw&). police said Mon·
day.
Three separate fires "ere rcponcd
about the l>amc ume Sunda). bct\\een
1.45 a m and 2.05 a m.. at the
Eastblufl Dnvc school and a nearby
church. ~e" pon Bcacb pobce
spokesman Bob Oakle~ s~ud.
ln\est1ptors do not knov. v.hat
caused the blaze that d~tro)cd the
school's . photograph) lab. Oakle
said. -Offietals csttmatcd the lire
caused $20.000 damage to the struc-
ture and $30.000 fo the contents.
cro s 1he trttt at Our Lady
Ou~n of Ans,cls church 2046 Mar
'Vista t • an arsonist •intted a
ne"'spaper rcc)chng bm and a 1978
Towta Cchca 1n the parling lot
(Please se• FIRES/ A2J
1.ampcd des1io for us propo~ 50.SOO-~uarc-foot, 8S-room a -
s1~1cd -carc fac1llty that affords p4~sers·b} a 1.1c'" of tlw ocean at thc
f.4ast < oast II 1gh" . and .ti 1cl Dry>e
Sile
The council appro'~ the plan on
4 -2· I "OH' ( ounc 1lmembcrs
. ( larcn<.c Turner. Evel)'n Hart,
Ru1hchn Plummer and John (ox
YOted approval, Counc1lmembcrs
Jean Wan and Phil Sansone voted
apanst it; and Ma)'or Don trauu
abstained.
those rnnccrne!d aboul the size ot 1hc
com\)lc~. w1d the redc<.1gn pro' 1dc.·d a
public bcncl1t be<."ausc of the '1c"
corridor
Counc1lmembc~ who supported "You're actuall) looking at the;
the plan commended Emerald Vil· water from ( oast ll1gh\\U} "hcthl·r
laa,e for !'1ing to addre s the-nc1~h-, ~ou'rcs1111ng1n)QUl(ilr or"alk1 nt1-. ·
borhood s concerns and mod1f>ina she sauJ "l 1hink 11\ rcalh a Olll'
the prOJCCl. prOJCCt .•
Evel)'n Han. who had been among Bu\ opponen\s conunucd to argu\·
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corona d•I M•r High School Assistant Prlnclp•I Lu Mato11urvey1 th• fire daiwae•·
CO\'ER STOH \' /PHOt'l l~t:
Teacher puzzle·d how gay
...;-
speakers became hbly war
ly AlEX \lllUJAMS
Of ... 0..,-k""
Mtke Manno ha\ a v.1fe named
K ren, a bc1ar thn."t-bcdroom house
1n Costa M~ and fntndl) hand-
shake He 1 chairman of lht' $0Clal
studJcs depanmrnt at C oronti dcl
Mar H\&h School. and ht' Joke\ frcd)
with h1 students. who Joke b.1d; as 1f
he ~ere a fellow tecn~aa"
If\ conYe~1 1on. Manno 1~k\ 1n
terms of ab$tnu.:t \ alues -f rtcdo m.
tolcran~1 . human d11n1t) -tht'
values tnat are. suppo d to be
1nachron1 ttc in toda' '• bu\1ncs
oriented clas room. ·
Given thcSt quahticat1ons. Manno
.. ould seem an odd .Lb.OlCC. \O....hc..
--he cd for hell
Some parents argue that homosc,.
ual\, d 1SCUS'10I homOSC'<Ull hfC'·
~t)'les. stercot) pc: and m)'th • arc an
imp.ro per prc~n~<' 1n a classroom full
or1mpres!110nabk )OUths.
But the two-year push to ban the
ta.U. b> homo~'ual has turned tht lt'3~hcr Of 19 )C3fS into ;a \tudcnt. ol
sort It ha\ also turned him into a
tia)ltcr
"This contrOVC'tlY has fauaht me.
No. I. that wmt ofthos.c thins ~hwh
l alwa)s took for vantcd, hkr
adcmac frccdont. }OU can't take for
vantcd," '1,,-ino Ki. ~led be·
neath a po tcr of 11mund Freud.
which hanp near the men an Oaa
on tbe."'all~
"I know there' JUSt a handful of
people out there who art cnnn but I
aJv.a)s took pndc 1n th1 area. bccau
~~:.! t~ people "'!'"' so o~n·
onl} one da) a semester and .,...-ere only
one of man) talks b) people 9!'ho h d
per onall} e '<pcncnccd various
ps)choloiical ph.cnoniena.. ra na1na
from Jrua dependence to bulimia
For 19 )ears, the homosexu3hly
chapter rolled thrOUlh the cla ~llh
httlc trouble he said
'tucknt~ ~ould ask such quc t10 M
u whether the pcakcrs' parents knew
they were P > or. when the~ first
realizl'J t~ ..... ert p
Other tuJcnt wanted to ._no~ 1f
the P> pcakcrs planned to adopt
children or 1f the) "'ere sad they
~ould mt s out o n ch1ld·ttanna.
"T he po1n1 ~a to ~how students
that• stcrcotrPO are macruratt","
Man no said
The tuchcr said he of\en saw
1mmcd11te re ult\ tra•&ht teen·
•" bcpn to human1Lt' b omo ,.
uali and no Ion t'r made them ObJ«ts
of ndltule or fur.
lhl· pn>Jcll "a' too large tor tht• 'i1te
.. fh1s PJrl•l ular project '' lhl
\\ iong u~ Jlhi the "rong placl'. rh1' lh1n~ has .i <,1,.·nuus 1mpa1..t on the
surround1ny \ommun1n · <.aid
~Jnwne. \\h11 ll'pr~scntc; ( orona dd
~far
E "ierald \ 1ll:itte \. 1u: IHl''>ldl'nl
John ( hri\ll'n'un \Jtd ht.' tx'lil'"cd 1he
council "J' concerned ahc.,ut th1,.•
ncech of senior c1t12en and that
1nOul·nccd' 1ts dec1 ion.
"h'c; gorgeoµs for one thin&. and the
nt·ed 1s 1ncrcd1ble ··he said
Th" ne"c t pl.ln phts the facility
11110 t" scp..iratc bu1Ldinas so the
\lCOll \IC\\ IS p(O\ 1dcd bctwttn the
struclure To create the view cor-
ridor .,c ... cr:il unit weft" moved to an
(Pfe•se lft NEWPOft'T / A21
Environmentalists,
developer, OK
Balsa Chica plan
1y ROBERT BARKER
Of -Diiiy ""'4 St°"'
O fficial from the ~1gnal Landmarlo.
C'o and the -\m1gos de Bol\a o n
Mo nda} appru .. ~ .i 1..onceptual <k·
velopmen1 and "etland' n: tnra11on
plan for tht· Bul-.a Ch1u1 \o\\lanJ,, .in
en' 1ronm1,.·ntal ha11k1cuund 1<11 near
I) 20 )cars
Th.e plan. "h11 .. h net'd' arpr1nal
from Huntington &a1..h ol\ offo;1als.
count~ upcr' ''°~ a nJ the tate
('03 utl Comm1ss1on '4ould permit
con truct1on of home' on ~I, aC'rc'
But. 1\ -.uuld abo wt il"1dc I 10~
acres for ~•land cn1.1ronm('n&all~
scns111' c habitats and opt"n pare.
h due~ nm include a na' 1µblr
chanMl to lhl" txC'an nor a I ,60Q .. \lip
mann3, m;iJor compont'nl!I ol carhC'r
proposal Chai "'C'l' '1gorou '" at-
tacll.ed b\ tn' 1ronmrntali\1' and
o ther rcs1jcnt
The I 615 anC' of lo .... lund<1 arc in
unincorporated Orange' ( ount~ lt"rn·
IOI) south o f \\ .imcr \ H'nue and
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inland of Pao fie< oast Hlihwa} But
the)''rc 1n Hunllf\iton Beach's phere
of 1nfut"nce and arc upccted one day
ltl be anncM~d into the ctty
There "as no cap put on the
number of hou •Oi unit , and that's
not r'<pe<tcd 10 come until nut ~nd
bolt plann1nll ~·s ions in the city and
counl\
· I didn't 1h1n1'. re luuon of the
Bol Ouca "'ould comc 1n my
hf e\\me ," Ora.oat Count) SupcrvtS.Of
Hamett Wieder •-rm Jlad l've laved
long enough to see the poSS1b1hty of
thl" re:c.oluuon."
W1~cr. "ho wa in trumcntal
01lona w11h former Huntinaton Beach
Ma~or John Erskine 1n SC'llmJ up the
Bolsa Cl11a P1ann1na Coa11uon that
hammered OUl the a&reement, SAtd
later at a press conference: "We've SOt
the.-~c;c: loaded wc·re not home vet.
but '41lh )'our help .... c·u get thcrc.''
< "' ('oun 1lman Peter Green. also
a member ol the coahuon.. said the
f P~aM lff WETLANDS/ AlJ
Escapee
·allegedly
• carrying
gem store
1y JANET ZIMMEltMAN
Of"-0~ ..... )yfl
~uttlonllt' 10 a uth DU..ota
uhurb alkgedl~ found •C'apons and
hundrtJ6 of thou~nds o dollars in
stoltn 1e"'elr) in the van of a w peeled master JC~el thief• ho wa
captured lh1 v.ttkend -sP. months
after his danna ~ape from the top of
tht" fi, t· tory Oran t County J11t.
\.11Chacl Ta)lor. '5 . ..,. .. as cap\\u'Cld
an Rapid ( 1ty. 0. ' turday a he
icd 10 5Cll about. $8,000 worth -Of-too~ dtamond for a quarter of their
v.onh police 1d Ht' 1s u pectcd of
l(ahna S! m1lhon 1n J'"'cl in
uthr m CaJ1for011 1ncc 19 7 and
ll.1dnapp1n since h1 ovrrnbt-r 19
c ape
But hell 11 pttencl) where ~me
peRnts ha\t told the 42-)car~ld
in truClor he bclonp. ThC' "'ason 1
has ton1·runn1na pncucc of anv1t1na
hom0teluaJ aucst peakcn to add.re.
his 5«iaJ stud•~ cJas . Ps choloa>
lA -
Manno-saad'he has tauaht the tame
1( da 1 for 19 )can. f'irst·hand
d1tc.W.\tOn of hom~~ualm took
But last )Car, the pf'Oll'lm lo t ''' ff'M•M JH TIACHER/A2J C•CHJ• •• M.,. H~ ldlool t•ac"er MRI• MM'lno
Local officiab rcfukd to elaborate
on what t)'pes of v.cal)Ons ~re fourid
in Tay r' brov.n l9 <4 Chevrolet
"an. ln~t' t1pton on Monday coni-
t1nucd to in\cnt ~ numerou fin·
1 hcd jewelry ucm ·a well a k>olir
diamonds found 1n Che vch.icle.
J
·-Chine e students at UCI support protes~ . .
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AnOp
the ptttidtnt of the Ch1nac MtOCta•
uon of U I on Monday
And ~h1k )OUftl people hen: att fatc•naltd b) event on t~ otbtt 1dc
of tht WOftd, ihey abo ha\e t~r
pnontle'lt hkr tMir •ttuches. that
1f()C\ ., be ipOrcd
Jiftft1frr Wans teid the Cl\lnctc '''*°""' numben on c:amP'" are too Wall 10 ~a rall) •1thout wppon
from u\btr sroups e>r '"concert ,.,th
other col&tties But 1haeknta ,fttl competk-d to
some lund of 1euon becau.c of thdr
bclic(1n •bat the prot~ are. tf'Y•nt
to do
tudtnu there bqJn lcad1n& thC' pro~t' on pril 1$ to demand Wt.I
-=11h 10,tmmcnt klKkn on.bri,.sna
dcm r1t1e• ~fonns ind cndina of·
fic1al profitttnna,: Bot \Cttd by v.•dc-\l)ftad Upl)Ot\
GOOD MOR
..
a.rnona the populk't, the student
c'pandcd their <knund., to 1nclud
e1llinafor the rttianauon1 of Pttfnstt
Lt Ptna and ttn1or ~adtt Oct\&
X1•op1na •. H•drm nltnt1on ofmMc than
a mllhon pcopk l\A\'c talcn pl~ 10
T.ananmcn ~uatt an cC'ntral Bf1J1n
hhdU&h L' d«lattd maniaJ law
.......... CHINA/AJt·
Dart)' Kn .. ht. t~ ,_,.. broker ~ho Jlcd poll~ on Ta)tor. •Ml be
heard the \anconta1ncd~ltft'
.. \o open a 'c la.rte. Mll1'ocUd
Je"t'lr) l tOrt ,"
Ta)k)r, WbO t,..,.;ded wi1tl ..
common-law wifr and two ,._
ch1kiren.• thOuebtto'9einliW ..
fora utamontb&ndbMCGmf~
t"h.a,o. dettttive Lt.; :z.~~
told rcponers an a ~.-.
Tavlor appeared brfoft a ....... "~-Mii/~
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M OI• .. C.... DAILY flltl.OTI TuMdey. Mey 23, 1Nt
HB con·siCfers trash collection fee increase TEACHER
.,romAI
oblCUrity. 11ie bejijlnina of it1e
QOOlrOVCrl)' WU modest fnOUlh,
Manno said. 9Y ltOelft' aMtCllt
°'"~"""--Hunllnaton Beach City Council
members disclOICd Monday they
may hike residential trash oollection
fees as th~ took their first official
look at a S 188.6 million budget for
1989-90.
The city imposed a SS monthly rec
last July despite an outcry from
residents.
At a public bearing scheduled for
either Jupe Sor June 19, officials will
consider tackin, on an additional
\JVETLANDS
Front Al
aarttment between Signal and the
Amiaos, the two major participants,
indicates that the comr.romise plan
will have "clear saiHna. '
The new plan requires that a third
pany purchase and restore portions
of the wetlands. GrecQ, an en-
vironmentalist and fonncr president
o(the Amiao• de Bolsa Chica, said the
ports of Lona Beach and Los Angeles
are interested in the project as
mitiption for dredaina for expansion
oftbeport1.
Port authority officials were at the
Bolsa Chica carrier in the day, he said.
"It's taken IS years to get to this
day," Green said. "I can tell the
environment.al community that this
is a very good plan.
"It's a victory for Signal, too.
They'll get to build on some of the
most beautiful land around. I'm told
'
Sl.SO a mon1b.
City officials also served notice that
they'U pass on increases to rciidents
u cosu climb for the service in the
future.
The city currently pays Rainbow
Disposal C.0. S7.S8 per residential
pickup while collectinJ SS a month
tiom househoJds; the cit)' contributes Sl.SI per hou5Cbold.
Ot'her rcvenue~aenerat1na plans
also will be studied, includina solici·
tation of donations from library card
holders and the installation of a .,
that people already are Jittina up to
purchase home. w e·rc all winners on
this."
Shirley Dettloff, prnident of the
Amigos, wd the Bolsa Chica
wetlands will be the la.rant in Oranac
County-about 300 acres laJ'ICr than
the Upper Newport Bay F.coloalcal
Reserve -and one of the biuest in
California.
"It's a wetland for all of us to be
proud. It will be as very fine legacy fo r
our community," she said.
Signal President Peter B. Den-
niston, president and chief ~xecutive
officer"' said the aarecment is "clearly
a win ror the community."
Signal, which earlier held out for
S, 700 homes and a channel and
marina. said that getting a plan that
was acceptable to the community and
one that's likely to win prompt
approval from local, state and federal
officia1s was instrumental in the land
development company's endorse·
hmhed number of petkina m~m at
the library, charsin& 25 emu a half hour.
Commuoity Scrvica director Mu
Bowman •id there /are 125,000 library card holden'": ·
Non·residentJ hold 21 ~ttent of
the card,, and a mandatory S l 0 fee for
them would acneratc S262,SOO,
Bowman said.
Cit~ Council memben Monday
put off the mandatory fee in order LO
gi ve the voluntary proaram a chance
to work.
menl
Bolsa Odea coalition members
said they hope the plan wins final
approval by May 21.
Residential densities range &om 6., units per acre on the inland tide of
the lowlaoda. 12.S units per acre on
the Metropolitan Water District land
on the nonhcast comer and up to 18
units an acre on the mesa on the
nonh.
At some point, the panicipants will
decide whether there should be a non-
navi~ble channel to the ocean to
provide nushina action in the low-
lands.
Observers said that some wetlands
restoration could begin as early as
three years and some in 20 years or
longer while oil operations continue.
The need for a new road across the
site, the so.called cross-gap connector
that has been a concern to residents in
the area, will be determined after a
city and county traffic study.
HB man dies on Idaho highwa:y
By The Daily ~Hot
A 33-ycar-old Huntington Beach
man returning to bis hometown in
Wisconsin was killed when he Jost
control of bjs car on an Idaho
ha,hway, authorities reported Mon.
day.
Thomas Dean Fulkerson, 33, was
retumina to his hometown of Su-
perior, Wis., .when the accident
occuJTed at about 4:30 p.m. Saturday
on Hi&}lway 20 near St. Anthony,
Idaho.
Accordina to Officer Brian Loseke,
Fulkerson was driving his 1986
Nissan 200SX when he tried to pass
another vehicle on the twQ-olane
hi&hway.
lie pulled alongside a 1987 Nissan
beina driven by Susan King. 29, of
Osden. Utah, but couldn't complete
the passina maneuver because of
oncomina traffic.
Fulkerson swred back into h1$
lane and appareiftly lost control of his
car, Loseke said.
The vehicle veered ofTthe highway
a,nd overturned several times, eject-
ina Lhedriver. He was killed tnstantly.
Accordtn.J. to a family member.
services will be held at I p.m.
J hursday at T rinity United
Methodist Church in Supenor.
decided to return to the community
where he bad grown up.
"He was really look.ing forward to
aettina home with bis folks and
aettina back to a slow~ pace in life,"
Schmidt said. "He was ho mesick for
his hometown.••
Dcscribin& FuJkerson as "a good
Christian," Schmidt said, "He had
really sound beliefs and was a hard·
workina individual.
"He wo uld help you whenever you
nccdcd it."
Fulkerson is survived by his
parents, Robert and Margaret
Fulkerson, and two sisters, Kathy
Williams and Marlys Spencer.
Born Feb. 18, J 956, in Superior. When he moved to the Oranse
Fulkerson moved to Huntington ... Coast, f'.ulk~rson went to work for
Bea.ch shortly af\er scrvina four years Prudential Life.
in the Marines. Most rcccnJly, he worked with
Fulkerson lived in Huntington mentally retarded adults through
Beach 21h years, in a home he shared Social Vocational Services in Hunt-
with two other men. inaton Beach.
According to Joseph Samluk and He attended church services at
Richard Larry Schmidt, Fulkerson Calvary·Chapel of Costa Mesa.
Woman rescued from house fire
A 28-year-old Fountain Valley
woman -.s reMUed from a Unina
bOUIC in Chandler, Ariz. by I nciah-
bor wbo had to break thro~ a
tlidina aJass door to save the her.
Authorities said the woman -
hou.e-sittin& for her mother -was
a~ntly near death as the home
burned around her.
0.vid Jones, 30, was credited wi'h
pullingJuJie Layton from the burnina
residence.
The Chandler res~ent ~d bis wife
saw smoke about J a.m. Sunday and
went to the bumin1 house.
Jones saJd he had seen two cars an
the driveway and felt there were
people inside the bumina house, so he
broke through a sliding &Jass door to
the master bedroom.
There he found Layton. a Fountain
Valley resident who was watchina the
Newport approves earlier
curfew at city's beaches
ly HttS YOt<Of
Of .. ~,...,..,,
The beaches in Newpon Beach will
close at 11 p.m. in a month, following
the City Council's unanimous ap.
proval Monday niaht of an ordinance
scttina the earlier closina time.
when "nCCC$sary to protect the safety
of person or property ...
The ordinance is a IC$ult of re-
quests by oceanfront resjdents that
the beaches be closed earlier as a
measure to djssuadt crowds on the
beaches that homeowners say create
noise and crime.
hom~ for her vacationing mother.
Layton suffered fro m smoke in·
balatJOn but no other injuries.
NEWPORT
fromAI
area originalJY, planned for a garden
on Hazel Drive.
The underaround parking spaces
also were increased from 44 to 47 If
necessary, 12 more parking slots
could be created by paving over the
remaining garden area. the developer
said. .
In rcvamptng the plans, Emerald
Villqe attempted to address con·
cerns about the project's ire and
limited parkina.
In July, Emerald ViJlage withdrew
its ori&mal plan for a__ilO-room._
54,000:square-fool facility after res1·
dents exp~ anaer at the largt size
of the building. Earlier this year. the
developer submitted a ptojcct re-
duced m size by 2S ~rcent.
However. Councilman Oon
MacAli1ecr 1ajd. ··1 really think it's
time =umous thought to acttina
stOA· nt1 io pay somethiol."
Tbe ctty also Mlaycd action on
impoaanaa 50<ent entertainment ftt
OD dckcts Jo movies, niahtclubs and IPOft.ina evcntJ untiJ its gets a
c;:onflic1-of-inlerest opinion from at· t~t at the C~ifomia fajr Political Pract1cn Commission.
Mayor Wes Bannister requested
the opinion because city officials
Peter •· Denniston
THIEF
rcceavc yearly paues from Edwards
Cinemas, oat or the buliftCMCS that
would be atrccted b)' the rtt ..
Tht c:ity't overall j)(Opc)iid budaet
ofS 188.6 miU1on ls S2S million more
than the current fisc:aJ yttr.
A f1UUor reaton for the 1ncreast 11
that money from revenue bonds sokS
ln prevfou1 years for the Main Street
parking nructure i1 now belna u~.
Tbe ~ Aand buctaet is S86.2
m1IU00, up $3.6 million from this year.
s111r1.,_ Dettloff
said he hid.
Taylor said he needed $200 1m·
From A I mediately and would return w11h the
judae Monda y on a charse of on-goods, Knight said.
lawful flight to avoid prosccut· '· A "I aot suspicious when I saw this
hearing on whether he can be held guy, carT}'lDg a pouch of d1;lmonds.
without bail was continued until walking around through grocery store
Thunday, Assistant U.S. Attorney parkins lots. That 1ust finally put
Robert Mandel said. evcrythma t<>ðer: he said.
But the federal charges likely wiJI be ·"Diat was when KmJ}tt called
dismissed an<fthe case will be turned pohcc. He was on the phone with an
over to the state to pursue t~e moi:e-~fficcrwhen Taylor retu.med with the
serious charges, Mandel said. C.ah-Jewels. i:t'e seraeaat on the other en~
fornla could then seek extradition. of the hne told him tQ. stall until
which couJd take 60 to 90 days if officers arrived.
Taylor requests a hcarina. . ••1t•s rca~y har~ to hold on to a
He is beina held in .a maximum d1a'!'Ond WI.th a,~ir of tweezers when
sccurity cell of the Penntngton Coun· you re sbakina, Knight said. ty Jail. The jeweler said he was suspicious
Authorities, who ~cc sought clues of Taylor becauSt' he cl~1med t~ be. a
in the case through the "America's local dealer, but he d1dn t dress hke 11.
Most Wanted" television series, He had ·•an East Coast yacht look:·
portrayed Taylor as a sophisticated. w11h a pullover shin, slacks. new
meticulous Jewel thief. tenn.1s. shoes and a baseball cap
But Kni&hl, manaaer and Jeweler !it beanng the. ~ame of a Navy vessel.
the Fair Deal Pawn and Oun Shop m i:ite fu11uvectwas smart and m·
Rapid City, said he was not fooled by tclhgcnt. but he blew hi.s cover when
the fuaitive who wasn't convincing he wanted to get nd of the aems so
in his knowiedae of diamonds. quickly, Kmght said Scnous 1n-
Taylor reportedly claimed io be an veston take more time to sell stones
investor who sold the aems for cash Taylor was tht lasl offive outstand·
profit. He offered to sell a I <.arat 1ng mmates who escaped from the
diamond and several smaller stones county jail in Santa Ana 110 Novem-
for $2,000, but the large diamond ber They fashJoned a rope from
ilsclf was worth about S3.800. knolled bed sheet and rappelled to
"We're talbna wholesale heTC, .. the the around from the roof\op rec·
jeweler said. ''J knew -1t d1dn•t feel rcauon area.
right.'' One of the men broke his lea tr) IDJ
KniaJtt said Taylor also tned to to esca(>C and was ~ptured 1mmcd1·
pass off a cubic urcoma as a real ately. The other four were ~uaht
diamond. "And I thought there was within two ,.ceb
honor amona thieves." At the ume of h1~ escape, Ta)lor
Kni&ht said he told Taylor and his was awa111n1 1nal for an Apnl 1988
friend, identified as Raymond E. armed robbery in Hunlmfton Beach.
Williams, that he had little use for He is accused of steahnJ 450,000 1n
larae stones. But the jeweler offered to Jewelry and scrap gold from a JC,.elry
buy smaller stones Taylor allegedl> store.
FIRES
FromA' DamllJc to the car was estimated at
S2,700.
A late-model Sub and Volk1wngcn
Gulf parked next to the Cehca were
scorched. CJusm~abou tSSOO damage
to each. Fire Marshal Ray Brown
said.
The fires were reported by a passer-
by who saw "a aJow," Oakley said.
tnve Uptors do not beheve the
weekend fires arc related to 14 others
set 1n the ne1&}lborhood otT Ford
Road and MacArthur Boule\ ard.
Oakley wd
"We don't have anythinJ to 1n-
d1catt they're related:• he sa1d.
The Harbor View blazes involved
three homes, four can. Sill tra h cans
and some patio rurn1turc.
In March. an empt) house m the
1800 block of Pon WcstbourM Plaa
was destroyed Graffiti on the "de·
walk, s1m1lar to that found at other
fire scenes, threatened 1he arsoni t
would be bad.
The time was early in the trrnCAcr.
aod a 1t&Mknt btc>uOt 10 dul a
videotape and uked "6rino LO Ibo
it 10 front of lhc cJau.. Marina '
declined LO show tM tape without
vJewina it penonally, he •.ad. So at home. Manno viewed lhe
iapc. He found its undclt)'ina mcssaae to be f undamentali1t Chn ...
tian and ats views contradicted
seva.i practices of modem pl)'.·
cholOf}'t such as hypnosis and .elf·
esteem therapy, the tel(her said.
Marino returned to clus and
ofTettd the student a chance to twitch
to another social studies class. His
views, after ~al~ miaht clash with
many prcscnteo in the psycholoaY
class, Marino told the student.
But the SUJdent remained in the
clus. Aod when the topic of
homosexuality arose later in the
semester parcnu bepn complainina.
NewaP.pen bepft calli~Manno.
The Arqenca~ Civtl L.iberun Union
bepn ttritinl &cttcn -to Newpon·
Mesa Unified SchooJ District Board
of Education, threatcnin& lawsuit if
the homosex~ality talks were
canceled.
The clau has operated in a media
fishbowl ever since, Marino said.
Homosexual discussion returned
iaaln last Thursday, when ·four
speakers., t'fpQfthempy. vilited the
classroom, '!followed by approJdmate·
ly one dozen parents, some m
support. over the course of four class
penods. Most students in the four Psy-
chology I A classes arc juruor~ and
seniors. Parents of all 138 chtldren
were given the OP.tJOn by mall of
removing their child from the class
durina the talk. Two ~rents took that
option and their children studied in
the library dunng that penod.
Marino 5a1d the program went
smoothly, although some students
complamed that the "brouhaha ..
tnterruptcd their class.
Manno cstinutcs that at most.
about SO Corona del Mar parents
"'ere upset about the d1scuss1ons. He
said, however, that angry parents
have recruited parents from outs1de
the district.
He wd he 1s unsure why., after 19
years, the class became the battle-
around of a holy waT. Marino aueued
that fear of AJDS is a factor 1n the
backlash itgainst homosexual
speakers.
Reprdless, out of Lhe dozens of
phone calJs and letters Manno hu
received, the response has been
overwhelmingly positive.
The support of students and
teachers has also ~lped Manno
endure Wl.lh the attention he insists he
never souaht.
"I am not a crusader I have never
contacted the press and I have never
contacted Lhe ACLU" He said he has
had to tum d~ requests b) tele-
vmon crews to come to his hou5e and
film a profile ofh1m .
Seated politely bebtnd bJS dnk.
surrounded by posters u divcnc as
Gandhi and Frankeostc1n·1 monster,
Marino said u he had not aone into
teaching. he would have aone into
law.
Manno was born tn Waco, Texas,
and schooled at Long Beach State. He
said he hoped lo pass the bar. but aot
married and staned a family instead.
He now has two daua)lters who
attend Corona del Mar.
AJtbouah law became a dream
forever unfulfilled, Marino said he is
be11nnina to un4cmand that both
law and tc.tduna offer opportuniuci
for SOCtalac11vum.
Nevenbelcss, Manno wd be find
ll troruc lha1 he now ~•ts at the ceateT
ofaiiorm.
.. This whok lhing bas been thrust
upon me," ht s&1d. ··t always saw
intolerance out there, but I was
1uckrd away 10 m) htlle clas room.
and I wu neveraivm achancr lo fiaht
1t·:·
And nov.n
.. I'm oop1na. and more 1mport-
The ordinance prohibits people
from the city's bar and oceanfront
beaches between I p.m . and 6 a.m.
Cu~ntly, the beach curfew begins at
midni~t.
Police Depanment officials have
warned that enforcement of an earl ier
closure would be difficult because of
lack of manpower.
1ntl~. I'm not chan11ng. .. Bul when a ~trona faction of nearby
residents and some council members. r-------------------------------------------
con11nued to expr~ oppos1t1on to
the project at an April council
mceuna. Emerald Villaae requested
additional time to make fun.her
revisions. The council agreed. The beaches in Corona dcl Mar,
however, will continue to close at 10
p.m.
Under the new ordinance. the ciry
manaacr bas the authority to tempor-
arily modify the beach closure hours
CHINA
,romAI .
and ordered the military to d ear the.
aquare, military leaden have refuted
U>dolO.
An i.ntenee power struaJe is t>e.
licvcd to be aoina on behind the
ICeDCI.
St&adenll here &ban tbe ideabsm of
tbdr brot.ben and listen in China.
Waftl aid the it alad the people are
speaki111 out for democratic reform.
... just hooc they can hold ou\." Wua Mid. .. There arc a lot of people
i!' su.PPOft oftbem, but I don •t know if
t.befre aware tbat maple feel tblt way around tbe world.f·--
• eaid a.ten ln the Orineae
Altodadon are mm,ina thi• week to
"''Ht I'' I I '\l,f,
/wl call 642-6086
.......
The residents on11nally asked for a
10 p.m. closure time, but the council
a~proved an 11 p.m. curftw. "I think
its a 100<1 oompromisc," said Coun·
cilwonun Ruthelyn Plummer. "At
least we can try 1t and see how it
works."
cli1CU111.beir opt.ion&.
One proposal wowd be clrculatina
eetitio111 on campus to lend to ~ County•• ~aeioMJ rep-
raanatives callina for IU~ U.S. suppon for the pro1aten, WU1 llid.
Vuet11 Yuan, another ua 1tu·
dat who came to America tom
Sbaqhai ciaht yean •• said she
1tronlly SUPPortl the protmen. "11 I was in Ouna today l'd
probably be out~·" Yuan eaid. 0 lt hu really ICM me."
But since tbe is here. iD ldlool. lbe
feela that abould be. priority. YUM
doesn't feel .... call ....... .me to
lead any ICtioe. but Ille Will ~
pete if~ it~"'-· "Tbt l&Uda11 are C::;p a peat ~b'Cbiu."YYlll
Emerald Villqe is pan ofa trend in
pricey, hotel-like housina for the
elderly. A S3,000~onthly bill in~
dudes room. meals, transpona1ioo
and social events.
At the•me time, theworrieubOut
evenu ,etting out of hand.
"TbeY're riUthh~f. for a lot. I don't
Qflt a &loody~ the laid.
Al~ Yuan l1il1 baa rela1iva in ....,_her family believes they are
.. .. And. feeh theft it lit1Jt they
cOuld do, uyway.
Neverthe~ Yuan aox1ocsly
wateha lhe news to k.ttp apace or
eveftll ill bet bomdud.
.. Jt't very ncitins. It's bard fot me
LO l1UCh', .. lbt taid.
Oa \hC olbcr band, Wana. who it a uU¥C Ame:riean, touched on why ~ C'lli• Ill Alnericant perilapl
MYl9'1 beln l90ft active ia support for ... protnim.
"llliY're •~or th.inp we take .,,.......,. y."tbeaid. •
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FIND OUT WHY WE'RE THE
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·IN THE USA FOR 1989
Largest selection of models
and cotors In SOuthem
Callfornla
nJ'Lt BE ~ISED WHAT VVECAN DO
Israel's political,
. military options
lectu.re .. Thursday
Political aod m.mwy options for lsnd will be
addreucd by Yoev Ben-Horin at a meetina of the
Jewilh Federation lsnd Comm.iaion Speakers at
7:30 p.nt: Thunday al I.be Jewasb Federation, 138S Wa.nw Ave. Suite A, Tulbn.
Ben-Honn, ueocia&e dilector of the Wilstein
Institute for Jewish Policy Studies at the University
of J udaJ1m in Los Arwles, ha 1C1Ved u the director
of propams for the flashinaton Institute for Near
East Policy and as an analyst for the RAND Corp.
For reserv1t1ons and information, call the
Jewish Federation at 2S9-06SS.
Cana M~u cham~r mixer
The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce's
mfnthly mixer will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at
Cdastal Communmes Hospital, 2701 S. Bristol St ..
Santa Ana. Cocktatl1 and horad'ocuvres will be served and
door Ce"~ wall be: awarded. Admission is free for
mem and SS for non-members. For more
infonnation, call 6SO. l 490.
Grandmothers plan barbecue
Links of Love, the Hunungton lkach Grand-
mothers Club. will hold a chicken and steak
barbecue at noon Wednesday In Central Park. 6622
Lakeview Drive.
Oonauon is$7,anddoorprizcs will be: awarded.
Call 847-1728 for further information.
Growing ~taghorn ferns
The varieties, culture and use of sta&horn fems
will bc:dascus~ from 9:30 a.m. to noon 'Nednef4ay
at the Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona dcl
Mar.
Staghom fems provtdc a pleasant complement
to the lanai. shaded pauo or tropical garden. Each
parttetpant will receive one for mounting on a
wallboard.
Advance rqistrauon of $25 as suggested.
Addiuonal anformauon may be obtained by caJlins
the Garden office at 6 73-2261.
'Jack and ~anstalk' auditions
AudJt1ons for the Irvine Valley Thc"8trefa1rc
production of"Jack and the Beanstalk" will be held
from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday at Irvine
Valley Collqe, Room A405.
A vailablc roles include Jack. a boy approx-
imately 12 years old; Jack's mother, a woman 30
years or older; and' a peddler; the giant; '8nd the
giant's wafe
Rehearsals ~n in early June and j)er-
forrnanccs art scheduled Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays July 6-22. Call the Theatrcfaire at
559-3365 for further anformataon.
OCC graduation Thursday
Oranac oast Collqe's commencement ex-
ercises. featunng keynote speaker Leonard Olgu in.
will be held at 7.30 p.m. Thursda) in LcBard
tadium.
The outstandint catazen award will be presented
to Orange County, builder, developer and
ph1lan1hrop1st James Wamungton. ·An honorary
assoctatc ofarts dcartt will be presented to ldamae
Ke1_1), wh has been a member of OCCs classified
stafT (or 2S years.
OCC counselor and psychology instructor
Ph>'lhs Cool will be the faculty speaker, and
&raduauna sophomore Rene Morales will dascu s
the "Gin of Hope.·· The araduates will be: presented
by OCC President Donald R. Bronsard and accepted
by the president of the Coast Community College
District Board of Trustees. Waller G. Howald.
At least I, I S9 students arc chgjblc for gradu-
ation. For additional information. call 432-5725.
C \I J. '\ D \ H
Tuesday, May 23
• 4 p.m. lrWM CltJ c....-u. council chambers.
17200 Jambortt Road.
• 7:30 p.m. ~..,.,,..... u .. Jle4 SdHMtl ~ ....., el -=--dee, Harper Community
Center. 4l5 e flt1' l
• 7:30 p.m. 1.a.-. Beed UllifM Sdaoel
Otttrlct a.... •f !4-.u ... dasinct offitt. 550
Blumo nt treet.
W'edne day,. May 24
• 7 p.m. LapM Ind Pluala1 Commlut ...
council chambers. SOS Fo~Jt A\le.
• 7:30 p m · ,. ....... V.U., Plani., C•m·
lllltal-. council chambers, 10200 later A\le,
POI IC J I Ofi
Short fllght
...
CG\Sll' . .
DaHJ f'Mot ........... Jll~O M .... flow1
Report recommend
replacing Laguna~·s ·
public transit system
9y LaSUE IAllNIST "To me, if there's omcthing th.at should
.,,.,.~,...._...,, be discontanued, It probably should be:
An indict.Mont of the county's only city-Dial-A-Ride," Frank said.
run bus system was presented 10 the Should there be: such a swatch ohcrv1cc,
Oranae Count~ Transportation Com-rates would Jump considerably for Laauna
mission as anticipated Monday, includina residents who arc accustomed to Pl)'•DI SO
a augestion that officials consider rcplac-cents 10 travel from one locanon to i~ Laauna Beach's fixed-route system another an the city. The same ndc 011 O,al-
w1th service provided by county buses and A-Rade would cost S 1.80.
DtaJ-A-Ridc. While acknowledgana a change could
SucJi a move could save $250.000. result an a decline ·in opuons for L.aauna
according "to the performance iud1t Beach residents, ~II Cahoon. project
prepared by 1 Arthur Young and Co. manager for Anhur Youns.: satd the consulting fin'n. services the> would be: left with would be
While the report also examined the more an kecpan• with what's avallable to
three-year performances of OTil1\&e Coun- other county residents.
ty Transit District and Consolidated The audit also suggested 1t m'iaht be
Transportation Service Agency -a pro-more appropnatc for the city's ..JUmmer
aram for seniors and the disabled -it WU ' fesllval sen ICC to be pnvately backed
Lqu.na's transit system that fell under the rather than P.Ublicl) fu nded. •With the
darkest cloud. ndcrsh1p avatlablc in the summer and the
Citing a decrease in ndership and an righ1 mix off ares. the scrvic.e could pay for
increase an costs in Laguna's bus system, llself and even make a profit . Chnstncr
the repon states that the .:aty transit system said. is not cost-effective and that com-"You really have a cap\Jvc audience
missioners should seriously e\laluate w~en }Ou have that many people," she
whether 11 should continue. s.aad. "They either park and use your
While farc-bo.x income should ideally srstem or they sn an traffi~
cover 15 percent of the cost. LaJun:i's has While Frank s1.11d the suggestions about
covered 7 percent, the report said. the city's fi xed-route bus system deserve
"The) ran 36 altemat1Yes and e\ en cons1dera11on, he called the idea of
under the most opt1m1stac cond111ons "pm at1za11on" of the festival service a
found the farc·bo'< rcco..,ery would only ~o "nd1culous rccommendat1on."
as high as 11 pe.~nt.' said Debbie "IL's a poorly thought out idea that has
Christner. adm1n1strat1 \C.' anal)sl,for the absolutely no mem."
comm1ss1on. This )Car, Frank saad, the fc ta val
"They feel Laguna &ach should md~e a sen ice far~box rttum should be 50
considerable effort to market the sen ice percent
and stop the dechne 1n ndershap," ··1 will admtt OW' fare-ho>. return is
Christner said. "The} need to get a hold of terrible on our fi>.ed route, and our Cat~
the decline an their performance." Council has taken steps to 1mpro'c that. ·
The eomm1ss1on voted to forward the he said. "I can understand their concern.
repons 10 the agencies an\Ol\ed and to ··w e should try to make the system more
consider their responses 1n 60days. At that efficient," he added ... But the rccommen-
ume. the romm1s ion will dtttde their dauons on our ummcr ~-are JUst
not step ludicrous and I an tend to .~pend absolutely
La&una Beach C11y Manager Ken Frank no tame looking It thost. ~ad the cit} staff wi ll meet with the transit Whale not prOJCCtin& what mlJht happen
d1striC't staff 1n a couple weeks to discuss to ~una· bus system. C'hnstner said
the recommendations made inJhc rtport. now as a ume to look at nltemnt1ves and
"It'll can be shown that Dtal·A·R1de can ~view the 1 ues. , ·
accommodate our peakii.. that'<1 something But Frank sard the Cll) docs not intend
to l Ons1dcr." Frank ii.aid. Ho"' ever, he to give up the bui. !>)Stem ll has run for the
added. the subsidy per passenger for Dial-1>3st 19 years •·
Freddy Kunl9, 14, of Huntington Beach flies off his ramp at the
Rogers Senior Center tri Huntington Beach.
A-Ride, a1 SJ.77. is h1a)lerthan the subs1d) .. We intend to keep the system and we
per p;is$Crigcr 1n Laguna's bus system at intend to ICl a fair hare of the tran at SJ 42 re"enuesa\'a1lable 1n th1scbuoty." he said
Local officials to participate in
offshore 9il drilling conferer)ce
ly LESLIE EARNtST
Ofrtwo~~StMI' ,
Local resident\ and officials will attend
an offshore oil dralhng conference in Los
Angeles on Wednesday when a prcs1den-
ual ta k force '1s11s to colleC't anformauon
on "'hcthcr land oil the ( ahfom1a rna't
should be kn~d for 011 and gns <''<plo-
rauon
The topic 1s l cJse ak 'I) .... h1rh
an' oh Cl> the porn bk sale of parcel\ of the
outer contanenllal !ihdf. v.h1l h lies at ka-;t
three mile off the ( ahforn1a coa'l
bct'tl.ttn Ventura .ind the Me'\1rnn border
Panels made , up oJ '.anou" 1nttrc t
JTOUJ>S-1nduJ1ngel)\ 1tonmentah IS, oil
andu tr) ollicaals and elected oflicfals -
'tl.-1ll d1scu s the issues throughout the ch~
~lJna Beach Ma) or Robert ucntr)
will s11 on the elected official p<1nel. I !> will
Orange Count> uperv1sor Ham ett
Wieder. Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy and n
Pete \\ 1lson. Gentry as chairman of the
Southern California As$0Ctat1on of (io,.
crnmcnts Conh11on 95. formc.-d 10 nwn11ur
and lohb) aga1n\t. the pos able lea'"-· \..lk \
The i:onfercncc run'l from 9 a m to I.I
p.m . 1nclud1ng a noon rall ) and a puhl1l'
hearing a1 7 pm.
Beth Leeds. the prt''l1den t of 'c Our
Shores. Jn en' 1ronml'ntal group Jed1r ated
to protcctan& thl' ocean olT the < all fom1a
coast ~11J 11 1' important tor lotal
resident 10 attend
"I 1h inl 1t' 1rcr) 1mponant to'° ix·oplc tu
tM..-COmC Ill\ Oh Cd I D \\hat's ge>tng on " Yte
:i.a1d "Th1'l 1'i, after all. the onl) hcanng 1hc
task force " going 10 hold an \<luth crn
(4hforn1a.''
Last Wttk.. CH)' and C'Ount) offic11ls
opposed to offshore 011dnlhna1"C'lca5td a
stack of rcpons prcd1ct1ng dnlhng v.ould
result 1n an increase 1n air polluuon.
funher nsk of oaJ spills and a drop 1n both
propcn\ 'alue\ and tourist trade
Oal andustf) officials haH' '\anct• rc"futed
some of a hose claims.
The rnnfercm:e will be held at the Los
.\"-feks Count) dmin1stnat1on (enter at
:!!. N Grand Street
fhc ..:at) of Laguna Beach has '-hartcrcd a
bus "'h1ch wall lca'c cit) hall at 8 a.m and
return at appro\lmatcl~ S pm Resident\
from 01hcr c1t1cs arc v.ekome to ndc the
bus. but all scats mu!>t be l't'SC'n ed An one
v. ashmg to re'lef'\ c a ~at should call
497-3311 and ask tor the C 11} Manaier's
office
Columnist honored
DellJ P'llot col..-nllt Llft4a
Altfaal ••• honored ..... ---~ dte C.llfomta PederMlon et
a-teaa Wonten In tts ennual *rlt· '"9 contest. Meat won flr9t
Ruling asked on fees in Gates lawsTlf•t__!_,.._. M the Penoftlll CM ma 'W cee..-,. Her en1r7 tn ttt.t cet·
••• ,, --......... to ...
I)' City News ~rvke
LO NG.E:LEli -\ JUdJt 1., l·on\llkr-
ing a rrquc" for • ttornc:) s ftt\ ('\tCC'tll Iii!
by ncarl} 60 ~rccnt a JUr) ·, .t\o\Drd 1u a
private 1n'c 11i;ator. ''hoda1mcd hr ~as a
polllttal \.l<t1m of Omngc Count\ 'ihcriff·
Coroner Brod uates v. 01~1nct Judae R1charJ Cindhot
took the rcqut\l under ~ubm1"11111 ,/ 1llcplh ~3rr) ang a firearm and 1m·
Hut dunna 3 hc.1r1 ng \fonJa' he a\11.t il pcrwna11n1an ofli cc1 .ipan t ham ancr ht
a11e1rney Mt hacl J c l\Jn l.. tu ,.,Jlt.ltn." h' bepn v.or~in.g for one ofG:uc<i' opponent Pr~\ ton Gu1llof) . .a~ ncl·dc.-d tv.o .111ornt'\\ during the sheriff's rc-<lecllon bad .
10 handle tht tnJI 1n\lll1r1ng h1' ""' (iu1Hof) v.a-.c\onerJtcd of the mminel
ag.11n\t Gate) ch:irgcs brought b\ G.uc' 1n t 9 S. me of
\ federal Jun 1n \1Jrl h ·'" .trttl'<i the charac ~ere ·d1sm1~<,('d and Guillory
C1 u1llor).o( nt.& \n.1.ahuutSl'>tJllfllJ nn waslotcracqu11tl'db a1udgc onthcrtstof
his claim th t C1:ttc' brou~ht (harM''' of the count
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of wftlctt wm M mono.-~..._
In tM ,... SIMt ., .... w•
•ww•ed aecoM-...-. ....... 1 tn
ttte Set'lel Oft Sodel la•ll CM·
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Foantaitt \1•1~¥--====~
. A bUtakr cut telephone hncs lead· i "I to a houtC an the I 0700 block of El
Rubi Circle and~ forctd a kitchen
window open to..,. entry Sunday
morruftlbeev,eco 2 am. and I a.m ..
Ontt imidc, &he suspU1 took $4,500
cub and ;e.acry from the btdroomt
•M1c rndeitns ~re Uttpina and
l*t.
1n the 17,SOO bloc« of Oak trttt and
climbed" ansidt. stnho1 Sl,5S6 1n
propet1y.
Manaacn ot Butcr's rutaurant on
CuhcrDn..,.e c. llcd the eQhcc whtn a
patron refuted to ukc orrf\" llat • • •
Costa Me\Ol "'as llrrt ted on 1usp1-8uraJars 1n a ...,chttc ~ ot mall
cion of a ~uh ~ith a deadly weapon ,,..duck tole four l 2 packs of beer fmm
ft?rh ttcicdt tunaed •t -a pohcr tht T-Elcvcrf"STOre Ir land ~·ct
officer v. 1th a 3-anch fold1na p«l..l't and \\ amcr "enuc.
81..-J., while I woman' ballroon\
blouse and kin se ·~v.m and S
casll d1 ~a~from another room
Lapaa••dt
A made ••immtt daned into tht
ocean at Main Beach on turdl\ and lifeavards rnpondcd b) pu"u1n1 the man into the sun. The buffbather•u
atrntcd and a SIOO bail ~u po\tcd. • • • ASl,200mounu11nbikewa1 tokn
from 1 locataon sn the 2600 blO<'k of ··-canyon lOlld on Sunda)'. • • • Divitiia equipment was taken from
a lodll9d _pr111e 1n the 00 block of
O.iiola Drive on Sunda)'. • • • ScMneont twoke into anothtr pr•
in tbie 2'°° bk>ck of Rounsc' cl
i'f'Cft'8L'lt °" S.turda) and took me tOok. • • • PG1ice were Called to the 2 J 00 bl k
0( Pllk A~ Oft Slturday '4hm ;...-.. wen bftaku'I bOnfn and ,. .......... • • • A SUIOO ..._.. and a S500 n~
................. 31900 ..._. fll s...11 Coatt Hithwa n
s '''·
• • •
,.
Police v.erc c.llcd to Lak~tdc
M1dd&c hool to tmak up a 1rcrbal
araument 011cr the u~ of profane
Linau.a,c. • • • • \ Jeff~) Roed rnidcnt told police he "'"' .a ne1ahbor puttanaa li'<c ldu.-n an a truh can. The rtpot"l turned out
to be utdoundtd. althouab the nciah·
bor .uJ'lled pol~ to cont.an arumaJ
coaU'Qf ofT.cen about stray cat 1n the
area. • • • woman who kft tKr purse on the
topolMrcar "'h1k lhOl)Ptnt ~\'Cd
a tdcphoM call from• man •yins
she cou.ld hnc her punc beck tf lk hfOueht UO to an eddrcsl tn Costa
M . IM"9d O(paytftl dlie r....om,
ho*~YCJ. pol~wn¥ed M dlt addrell
and. after 1~ ola..,, tlttft
ttpon, ~ric* die..,. lor hie.\ ... '· -~l orsur 11'1sd~ cktaiied
dtikllri bttwun dw ._,of lad 6 ~okt ~duldrn~allcdY
Mnl111 maul from ~bor~ ........
I
.. na(edunnaan •raumcnt at The Rttf ., • 0 • bar earl) unda\ mornana. " ··)t'ar-old boy wa talr:cn 10
• • o Huntan11onJ;tumana H p1tal atlrr
.\man an a bbl~. full-,.1c picl..up he reportedly ao t in to
lruck lauahed 11 a p'I ~tat1on attend-mathamphctamtnes at home.
an ta~ he dro' c av..a> "'1th S4 ~orth • • 0
or he dad not pa' for at naon 6 Thae'es ~tole S300 sn tools and .1 on 19th ti'\: t SH ba)Ck from a l«ked \toargc arta • • • 1n the ~000 blocl ofEamt1t
A. r 1dcot 1n the 1300 block of • 0 0
hannon Lane v.a honchanacd out A cat buf'llar entertd 1 home an the
of a plane tnp to New York ,,..hen 1 "'800 block of Cnnnic without rH•·
buraJar ~tol S2. 100 from ha un-dents not1cina and stolt $2, in
larked Honda .\econ! la\e Fnda)' cash. 0 • 0 fliah t. bout \he me tame, 1n the Two boys about IS rtpon~Jy
aamc bl«k. the rq1st~11on and thrtw rocks at a home an the 6000
vehadc manual "'" takcft from an block ofGlen..-ood Dn,c.
unkXkcd l 9 7 111.tn c;cntra • • • 36-ycar-old woman told pol i c
her fo rmn bou. ••th •'hom helled a rclat1onth1p. made et&hl haranans
phone calla &O ha' an an"hour Whnt a
mpondant uffi~'tt ln\v.trcd One' o(
thcalh. the man id he 'ptnt S6.000
ion ik woman and lhould ft1 to talk
to htT .
{
•••
"era I male ~~C'CU ~ere n
1and1na atop an en\b.nlcment abo'e
a Jm cv.a)' 1n the 3300 bl«k of <Xean
Bouk\lrd after a bttr bottle wa
thrO'tl.n at the v.ind h1cld o( a 1984
Ja,uar puked in the dnvtv.'I). • • • mronc rioocd tbc teat of I
motorc)clc per\Cd in 1k 200 bl«k of
Manne \eouc and dums:ied a.t.rlllh
and v.ood on ll. ,
# • • • fhe entire naht 5'idc of a mt I t94
To)ota pickup lNCk parkt'd on River
venue 11 54th ll'ttt WU )Pf'9)'-
pt1n1cd black • • • A rriident of a hocM OD M~
&> OriYc found a li\o'tt. a bar1 •a
pon.lon of the' 1ntnta11t Of• .,..
animal or bard amaaild .. 11y °"Ml
front porch
M ~ Co.t OAtLY PtlOTI TUMdey, ..._ 23, 19et
Dissension,
arrests mark
strlke's
Mlllta,Y leaders In China refuse·
to-attack; students may end vlgll
2nd week
LOS ANGELES (AP} -The
second week of a teachers' strike
opened Monday. marked by arrests of
strikers and a break in negotiations to
end the dispute that has crippled
education in the l)ation's S('COnd-
laraest school district.
Late in the day, dissension among
Board of Education members became
evident as one school board member
broke a state mediator-imposed news
pa on negotiations t<> detail the
board's latest offer. Two other board
members pledaed to increase' the
wage hike offer to teachers.
BEIJING (AP) -Mott than 100
military leaden said Mondlll)' they
will not order their men to confront or
$UpPl'C$S the maues of people who
seized control of the capital to
demand democratic reform.
Student leaders on Tuesday con-
sidered endina their l<ktay occupa-
tion ofTiananmen Square.
Soldiers clashed bnefly Monday
nia'ht with residents IS miks from the
square. but no shooting was reported.
Other troops withdrew from streets in
southern BciJmg, ending standoffs
with local residents who have sur-
rounded their convoys and blocked
their movement.
Students who have guided the
tumultuous pro-democracy move-
ment 0 ' er the past month expressed
concern that many Beijing students
were leaving and that half their
numbers· were now students from
outside the cit)'.
Bei.Jin&. University student leader
Gua flailena said somt leaden want
to pull out because of the mcreasinaJy
squalid conditions and the lack of
clear-cut results from the occupatipn.
Others a11ued they should stay
until they achieve victory in ttieir
struaale with the government, stress-
ina That the students still have the
strona support of city residents.
About 4S,000 people were on the
100-acre square Tuesday momina. A
soldier from the western province of
Xi_nJianapraised the students' "revol-
utionary, patriotic. democratic
movement" in a speech over
loudspeakers.
A mother was seen weeping 1n the
arms of her daughter. plead ma w1th
her to come home.
The promise by the military not to
attack protesters represented a
scnous blow to Premier U Pena and
other hardliners v.ho have tned to
quell the huge demonstration•.
Sources said members of the Na-
tional People's Concress. China's
legislature. beg.an gathering. signa-
tures needed to convene a JPe(ial
session on the leplity of martial law,
ind1catin1 a funher erosion of Li's
suppon..
In Washinaton, the Voice of
America said Chinese authoniics
were jamming its broadcasts, ap-
parently ti) ing to cut off one of the demonstrators~ main sources ofinfor-
mauo o. It was the first reported case
of Jamming since before diplomatic
relations were restored in 1979.
Soldiers wil,hdrew from streets 1ri
southern Bc1J1ng ro end standoffs
wl)h res1<!cnts who had surrounded
m1litar) convoys for the last three
da)S.
Jackie Goldberg contradicted a
statement by the union president that
the board had offered teachers
nothing new in talks that broke off
Sunday niaht, saying "I think people
have the right to know what really
happened."
She said the board offered a 24
percent raise over three )'ears and
governing councils for individual
schools, with teachers holding half
the seats and administrators. parents
and staff making up the other half.
.,.,~
Thou1•nd1 of ltrllllng Los Afte•I•• te•ctters •tt•nded • r•lly
•t the Sports Ar•n• In Los Angeles on Mond•y morning.
Baker ur:ges Israel to end
settlement dn West Bank
Riv al gas tax plans
rejected, approved
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
lawmakers sent out mixed sianals
At a 5 p.m. news conference, board
members Julie Korenstein and War-
ren Furutani said ..teachers should
have an unconditional 24 percent pay
raise over three years.
through.
But Furutani and Korenstcin said
the)' would take the chance.
'"When two large animals fight only
the ~ss suffers and the grass o;ufTer-
ing 1s the children," Furutani said.
Weintraub was unavailable for
comment immediately as was a
teacher's union spokeswoman.
Among tho~ arrested outside Los
Angeles Unified School District
beaC!quartcrs Monday were two
union officials and a 17-year-old bo~.
The arrests, the most in one day
dul'ing rhe walkout which began May
15, followed a scathing attack on
district officials by United Teachcrs-
Los Angeles President Wayne John-
son at a boisterous Sports Arena rally
Monda) morning.
"Make no mistake, the money is
there. They arc lying. They arc lying.
The) arc lying." Johnson told more
than I 0.000 teachers gathered at the
rail)'. -
Defiant teachers hoisted picket
WASHJNGTON (AP)-Secretary
of State Jame~ A. Baker Ill Ufled
Israel o n Monday to stop settling
Jews on the West Bank and m Gaza
and to give up an) aspirations of
annexing territoncs captured from
Jordan and Egypt 10 the 1967 Six-Da)
war. Baker, m a sptteh to an American
Jewish-group, said, "Now 1s the time
to la> aside, o nce and for all, the
unrealistic vision of a greater Israel."
Teachers want 26 percent over
three years. while the dutrict official-
ly has offered j ust 21.5 percent over
three years. School board President
R.oberta Weintraub said Sunt1ay
night tftat a 24 percent raise! is
possible only if state fundin.g comes apparent!} a student. ------.=----------------------signs and homemade placards and
cheered wildly when Johnson called
school board members "desperate,
despicable people."
He also called on Prime Minister
Y1tzhak Shamir's go ,cmment to
reopen schools pn the West Bank and
in Gaza closed b) lsraeh author111cs
attempting to cope wi th a Palestinian
THANKS A MILLION
-We&ne
The Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Lions
extend o very specia1 thank you to the
people who will be joining us June 2, 3
and 4 at the Fish Fry and Carnival. Your
participation allows us to support many
fine organizations ond worthwhile causes
in our community.
uprising. Monday on attempts to boost Cah-
"Rcach out to the Pakst1n1an11 as forn1a's fuel tax: The Senate approved
neighbors who deserve pohucal but the Assembly rejected rival plans
nghts," Baker said 1n the speech to tht to raise another $20 billion for
American Israel Public Affair~ Com-tran~portation O\er the next decade.
minec, a private researc h and lobb)-The Senate approved a proposal
ing group hold mg a con"enuon here tha\ "ould raise the per-gallon tax on
• At the same time, Baker called W:w.dtcsel fuel and gasoli ne by 10 cents
Palestinian Arabs t.o abandon "t c beginning m January, and boOst
1llus1on of control over all of commercial truck weight fees by
Palestine" -meaning Israel apan nearl) t"o-th1rds. The 40-member
from the West Bank and Gaza upper house approved the btll, SB300
He also urged the i\rab world to end b)' Sen Quentin Kopp, I-San Fran-
its economic bo)con of the J C\\ 1sh c1sco. in a 27-11 "otc and sent it to the
state and to rccognw: Israel ··as a Asscmbl). The measure received the
neighbor and partner m trade and bare nu!llber of votes required for
human contact." passage.
~
,. \1.11-'0H'\I ·\ HHlt:•·s
ly The Auodated Prus
Unmarried couples legltlmlzed
SAN FRANCI CO -In a cit) where love and marriage 1s as old-
fash1oncd a~ a horse and carriage, supervisor~ Monday unammousl) approved
the nation'!> fi ri.t la" allowing hve-1n lovers to register tht1r pannersh1p
pubhd}. The law. which 1s 1n~Adcd to c\lend health benefits to "d omestic
partners'" of Cll)' worke~ was opposed by the Roman Catholic Church but
hailed by homo!IC~ual couples. who cannot lcgall) malT) and heterosexuals
lo\Crs who don't "an~ to wed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ma)'orAn~gnoi.~~p~~edh1i.supponofthe~w.~h1chfutt!>a~cond 'ote b) the \upen 1sors Ma> J.P before going 10 him for his i.1in.iture The
supcn 1~rs 'oted 10-0 for the law Monda) "uh one abwnt
1 LtY'S AV·INGS
Guys & Boys
FAMOUS MAKER
SHORTS
•1911
Aeg.$30
Guys, Gals I Boys'
CLOTHllG
S350-a-year.lnsurance plan unvelled
SACRAMENTO -Aant..ed b) consumer ad,ocatcs Ralph ader and
Hane) Rosenfield .\sscmbl) pcaker \\ 1ll1e Brown un,e1lcd leg1slat1o n
Monda) for a "hfeline" basic auto insurance plan for low-income Cahfom1
moton~ts l ndcr the an Francisco Democrat"\ plan the basic m1n1mum
msuranle required 10 com pl) "u h ( al1fornia la" "ould t)C a'a1lnble for SSOO
a )'Car from .i pool of insurers p31terncd after the l urrent assigned mk pool lor
drl\ crs w11h bad d m 1ng records
\altformanr. below the P<>' crt) k\d of appro>.1matcl} SI 000 monthl)
income would beeltJible fort he ~me puhc) forS35(}a )'ntr underthl· p1opo\.'IJ.
which Brown un,ciled at a C'a p1wl ne"s conference Tho~ poh\.tCs would
prov ide co~wagc ofS I ~.000 hab1ht) per person and $10.000 per accident, tht'
minimum nu" required of all moton!lt\ under California la".
Insurance lobby won't .app.eal rullng
AC RAME TO -A kc) ~ament of Cahforn1a·s 1Murnnlc lobb)
announced Mo nda)' 1t won't challenge the state Supreme Qoun's rC<'cnt ruhna
uphold1na Propos1t1on 103, the 1n111111,c appro1,.ed b) vott"rs last 0 1,.cmbcr.
Edward Le' y. aencral mana&er of the ssoc11tion or C ah(orn1a Insurance
Companic1>. said his organ1za11on v.ould not appeal the court'\ ruhn' .. We
ha'e concluded that . n appcal by the CK 1\ not the bot couN! for u . ·Lev)
said. "Our dcc1s1on not to appc~I docs not affrct the ngha of 1he 01hcr sc1,.cn
petitioners in the ca~ ... he added
MOHi.it HHll·:I'
lndla launches balllstlc mtsslle
NEW DELHI. India -Jnd1a launched on \1dnda) a rocket named .\gn1.
the nsknt v.o rd for fire. and became onl) lhc ""cnth nation to deHlop a
balhsuc ma 1lc of 11s own The m1 1lc ha.s a ran., of more than I .SOO m1k s
cnouah to reach taracts a far away a\ Iran 1n the v.c~t. Hona Kona an the ca t.
China to the north and 1 land around the equator to the south Western
milnary officials said.
It can alao hit any taf'IC,'t in nci&hbonna Palu tan ~1th whom India ha
fouahl thrcc wars since they became tndependcnt of 8nta1n 11\ 1947 8>
succcufully flrinJ the missile. tnd11 JOmcd 1hc Oiled St.ate\ Soviet llnion,
Britain. China. France and hracl 1n devdop1na 1t\ own \uch weapon
Polltlctans charged In Japan
TOK YO -Bnbery charae .. ere filed ap1n\t tY.O lead1na pohttcianr. 1n
the Rccn.1u 1nf1ucn~yingca1e Monday, but cnt1cua1d pr0$Ctulol'\ ~not
dua ckepl) enouab 1nl0 lht. IC'aftdal. wbtch b.aJ shaken ~ht.a •nd tk•ttntt
Those charted ~rtTakao Fujinam1.a fonnttcabinctrmn1tkrand mem~rol
thelbvmung Libtral Dtnaocntlf Pany. and Katsuy1 lkcda fonncr ~lat)· ~I of the oppoaation KorMno (C1eui Oovemmeno Pain)'.
Prosecuton iaid F.g1nem1 and Ikeda rttcived donationt and hri"1I>
d1KOUnltd stock tham ft'om Recruit in e,tchanar for usi~ political 1n~ncc
to help the 1nfunna11on con1t<>fMntc'~ m~11nc publt hina bU inci
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOI/Tu.ectey, M9Y 23, 1981
Majority of House members have additional Incomes
WASHINGTON (AP) -Hun·
drtds of House members boosted
their income last year with speakina fees. investments and money from
such other sources as jewelry' making
and TV residual d1sclosurt forms
showed Monday.
outside income and the wealth -or
lack thereof -of each member. Each
form lists a· member' money rt·
ceived, his asstts and habihtics. Orange CountyJepresentatives' financial repor ts
House Soeanr Jim Wright paid off
at least ${05,000 in debt but ma.y
have had to di& into personal assets to
do it.
The most common addition to
conaressional pay was in fat f'ecs from
interest aroups in exchanac for "'''Ill
speeches.
Almost aJI House members have
outside investments, some substan·
ti al.
· Some earn money from previous
carttrs -including pensions.
Some moonli&ht.
_ For ex.ample, Rep. Ben Ni&hthorse
Campbell, D-C-010.. a Nonbem
Cheyenne Indian. earned $),000 last
year for his jewelry design-s.
Rep. Tom McM11len, 0-Md., a
former Nauonal Basketba.H Associa-
tion player, rtetived deferred income
totahna S4S,000 from the Washmg·
ton Bullets and Atlanta Hawks. He
also reported SI0,000 in mcomc for
renting space and equipment to his
re-election c~mpaign .
The disclosure forms filed annually
b) all 535 members of the House and
Senate provide a look at C'onaress' .
The Senate reports were released
last Fnday.
H-OUse member\ are limited to
eaminaan additional 30 ~rcent -or
$26,850 -in hohoraria for appear·
anoes. Most lawmakers donate any-
thina o~er that to charity.
The forms do not provide precise
data on conaressional income. listing
only ranges. For example, properties
wonh ss2.ooo and $98,000, rcspcc. tively~ both would be listed 10 the
SS0,001-te>-S I 00,000 ra~. An asset
worth millions could be listed simply
as more than S2S0,000 unless a
mem\>er ch0$C to spell it out.
This often shroud' the true wealth
of-an individual member but does
provide a .guide to where that law·
maker den"es investment and 01her
income.
Wright, who has been under an-
vcstigalion for allcgattons that he
used his leadership pos1uon for
financial gai n, got out of dcbl 10 1988,
according to his disclosure statement
· His debt: Somewhere between
$1 05,000 and $200,000 '-'a'\ paid off.
lcavmg Wnght wtth . no financial
liab1liues.
His assets: Somewhere between SJl ,005 '10 SI 00.000, compared w11h
WASHINGTON (AP)-Herc are
summaries of the financial disclosure
forms covering 1988 for the members
of the Orange County delegation in
the U.S. House.
Income includes the House salary.
honoraria earninas from writing and
speeches and olhtr income such as
dividends and intertst.
Earning.s-by the rcprtscntauves'
spouses and dependents are not
mcluded an the income figure.
The asset and habilit) figures for
the representatives do not include .
holdings and hab1llt1t'S of spouses and
depend•
Representatives -are perml.Ml'd to
keep bonoraria earnrngs from
speeches . and wnungs up to '\O
percent of their salaf). For ncarl} all
members. the salary was $89.500 at
the end of 1988. The speaker of the
House was paid at an annuaJrzed ra te
of S 11 5,000 and the Dcmocrat11. and
Rcpubhcan leaders were paid at the
a rartge of $155.000 to $435.000 1n
1987. "But the current accounung<.locs
not tncl ude holdings in the blind trust
he e~tabhshcd to 1987.
House members' home' al'lo
annuahzed rate ofS99.SOO.
Many members receive honorana
above the hmu and donate the excess
to charity.
In thet( financial disclosure forms.
representatives are allowed to list
income, assets and liabilittes b}
ranges instead of s~cific figurts.
Robert Doraan, R-38:
Income: $99,500 to $99,500
Total Honoraria: S 10.000
Honoraria given 10 charity: None
Assets: None
Liabilities: None
Dornan reponed receiving ream·
burscments for 27 tnps, including 14
paid for by the George Bush for
President committee.
Wl•llam Dauemeyer, R-st:
Income: S 178,073 to $300.070
TotaJ Honorana: $8,510
Honoraria gi ven to charity: None
Assets: $900,002 to SI . I million
needn't be listed.
The financial disclosure statements
show that honoran.a -generally fees
for outside speeches -were an
important part of the mcomes of
and up
Liabilities: $220,004 Lo $565,000
Dannemeyer 1s on the board of
directors of the' .Lutheran Biblt So-
ciety in Cleveland. t
Among the l S speaking engage-
ments or fact·findtng missions for
which he was reimbursed in J 988, the
Trade Mission to Indonesia paid his
travel and lodJing for a trip to
Indonesia and Singapore in March.
C. Clll'l•tepller Cox, R-4.,
Income: SI 13.621 to $1 25.119
Total Honoraria: None
Honorarfa a•ven 10 charny: None
As~ts: ~J,05.002 to $265,000
· L1ab1httes: SJ0,002 to $100.000
Dana J\ollrabacber, R·4t:
I ncome: $111 ,4 6 5 4 0 t o s 112.465.40
Total Honorana: None
Honoraria gi ven to charity: None
"-Sscts; SS.001 to $20.000 ·
ma ny of the 435 Houst members.
supplementing a federal sal~!'Y which
1n most cases comes to S89,)U0.
House 1n.iorit) Whip Ton)
Coelho. D-C'alif .. the third-rankmg
Liab1httes: None.
Rohrabachcr's income incluckd
his salary last year es a form.er White
House specchwriter for ~nt
Reagan. A freshman con~sman. he
reported no 11ft • no paid travel and
no honorana for speeches.
Roeald C. Pacbr4, R-0:
Income: SI 17,100 to $165,500
Total Honorana: $3,000
Honoraria &iven to charity: None Asset~: $385.000 to $565.000 and
up
Liabilities: None
Packard reported owning $I S,000
10 $50,000 worth of diamonds as an
investment, and a coin collection
\.a)ued between SI S,OOO andSS0.000.
He also reported owning SS0,000 to
SI 00.000 worth of stock •n the
Rancho Bernardo avings Bank in
Rancbo Bernardo and receiving
S2,000 for being a director of the
bank.
House Democrat. doubled his salary
last year w11h $90, 100 from 53 paid
speeches. To get under the House
ceiling in honoraria, he gave $63,575.
10 charity in I 77 separate donations .
'\.\1'10'\..\I, HHIJ:t ·s
ly The Associated Press Americans back broad Whet Con.troll Ame.rlcena Wiii Accept •Support 0 0ppott ~ Oon't kttt:/#/no .,_., ' .
Exxon Valdez sklpp~r indicted meastJres to clea~ ai.r .... Oft . UV.,, of 1,0'4 ....... ~May .. ,,, Md ...... ,.... IMtlft .. ""'·
ANCHO R.\GE. Alaska -•\.grand JUI) on Monda) in<.11ctetl thl lorml..'r
captain of the E\xon Valde1 on t.hree felon> uiunl\ loi h1\ rok 1n the nil lion·,
WOJSt 011 spill. Joseph Ha1el\\ood \\RS charged v. tth 1hrl'l' lOUnl'> nf 'ernnd-
degrce criminal m1sch1ef. said D1<>tm·1 .\ltome~ l>"a>nl' \11.< onnrll It
con' ic-ted on all count<>. he could be \Cntenccd 10 up to 15 '"ar" in rn"rn .ind
a S 150.000 fine.
, The 1nd1ctmcn1 b) the .\nch9ragc ~upcnor Court pand ( h:irgl''>
Ha1ch~ood with rccklcc;<; ac~ons bdore thl· \iarch ~A an1<.lcnt v.hcn 1h1.•
tanker ran aground and sp11lc(J 10.9 m1ll1on gallon\ ofo1I into Pnn<T W11l 1am
Sound. McConnell said Mean" h1k. a wor~l..'r on a ship hl·lprng l'.kan up the
spW was killed 1n an ekvator accident
NEW YORK l.\Pl -th(· ,a,1
maJOrtt) of Amcr11.an., v.oukl .1t1.cp1
mandator} ·trash rc1.)dtn~. h1~hcr
l'h:clnc bills anJ uthcr 1nn1n' t"
n1enccs to hel p clean up the l'n' 1mn-
mcn1. a nattonal poll has found
Broad perccp11on' cx1\t 1ha1 pol-
lution 1s on the rise The Ml..'J1a
General and Associated Pre,., \Un n
Jbo found backing for 1n111all\I..'~
S d I d i t t 0-er up rangmg from a ban on hou..chuld ecor p ea $ nnocen 0 ( v -aerosol producls to WICt cm1ss1on
WASHI N~TON .-Richard ~'Cord, th~ reurcd .\1r I orcc maJor general c,oT~ols_at SX:~~g;~~:Si .084 res n·
fa'mg ncv. charges 1n ihc Iran·< o ntra 11ffair, pleaded 1nn<:K't"nt Monda} to .. dcntsr~1~0~,~ a8'ltn\t pollutior::'in
charges of CO\enng up has allegl'd profits from sdltng arms to Iran and the the Un1tcd State\ arc too .,,eak. and
Nicaraguan Contras Secord v.as relea~~ on his own rerngn11ance after tx·1ng about as man} faulted cfTonc; h\
arraigned before L' D1s1m·1 Court C h1ef Judge \ubre) Robinson 80, ·rnment bu)tnesscs and a'crag;_.
Prosecutors and dcfcn..c attorneys sau.I 1hc) \\Ill discuss "hctha IP (. · • ~ , .
combine the latest c;el of 1:harges with an earlier 1ndll tmcn1 of Secord. The' "ill ~mcncan\ lO kl.'\:p th( en aronmrnt
report bad.. to the mun ~ta) 11 Robinson said. ml'iln\\ h1k.1ha1 hl' l'\pc<:I\ ttw l can • . tnals of S«ord and J ohn Poand<."<ter. once prc<.1<.lcnt1al rwttnnal \t.'tunt' l:.n' ironm(ntal concern~ "l..'r1.·
ad' 1scr:to begin )lnHJltanl·puc;I~
Smog rate und~rstat~".· A 1
heightened b) the 10 m1lhon gnllon
Enon Valdc1 011 \pi ll 1n March 11\.
Prance Wilham ound. Alaska But
th1.• poll, conducted by telephone
from Ma} 5-13. fo und conn·m ah<.!
support for acuon be) ond 011 tank,·r
'>afet) Among othl·r steps:
• MaJOrtttcs fa' ored urgent go'·
crnmcnt acuon. no ·nwner "hat the
cost. 10 clean up to,1c "astc and
protect dnnl1ng ~atcr
• E:1ght}-ont' °"j)l·rccnl ~ad nt'"v.
..afct) 1 uk'> and cmcrgenc~ okunup
tt·ams 'ihould bc·1n plarc at all maJor
otl fauln1c<;. l'' l..'n 11 thl' l'\fX'DSC.'
"ould ra1\l' the pml' of oil and
gJsohne. •
. Sult against. Unification Church upheld
WA. HINC, TO -1 he Re'. un M>ung Moon's l 'n1fi1.-a11on Church
tailed Monda' 1n a Supreme Coun attempt to loll a la" u1t b\ l'-'O fornwr
members "ho ..a~ the> \\ere "brainwashed" into JOIOtng 1h1.· ch111ch l hurl h
offic1ah had aid the Consttlution's ~uarantcc of reh&aous fn.·cdom 'huuld
nulhf> 1hc la.....,~utt But the JUSttces dtsnmscd the appeal \Hth1>1ll cor1111wn1
rd using to \h1dd 1hc: church from 'th1.· suit seeking dam<.tgec;
.O. 2°/o of·college st udents
test positive for AIDS v i rus
Pardon sought for longtime fugit ive
COLL' MBIA ,~<. -.\ con\ICted robber "ho e4'capcd and t rc.1'11.-d .1 Ill..'"
ltfl' for hcr..elfdunng 10 )earc; offrced om should be granmi .1 p.mlon ix'C':lU\e
of her e\traord1na11 success rchab1htatmg hersell her a11orn<") wntrnd':t
Th1.· !.tale DeJ)3rtment ofJ>robauo n. Parole and Pardon \en 1l'C\ "ill hl'Jr
the.' ca\e for pardoning Ka ) Smith, 37. to<la) "i11111h "tlo \\;l<. recaptured bt.'i.:au~ ofa 11p from hcrn-hu\band, \\Ould be thl· lir<;t 1nmatt· 1u tx· p.1rdt1nl·d
Sll1CC at 1~~1 the I 94Ch for an" reason other than 1crmmal illn<.''"
WASHI GTON (·\P) -Colleg1.•
'itudents .i~e testing pu<;1tl\c tor thl..'
.\.ID \HUS more frequent!) th.in
cxpcctc<l. but at a lo\\l'r rJtl' than the
popula11on a' a "hole. rc~archcr'
s.ikl Mon~a).
A sune) b) thl' \mencan·c ullcgl'
Hcnlth hslX·in taon anJ thl' < t'llll'"
for D1'\Casc (ontrol ,ho"t'd 1h.11 "\U (11
the 16. 61 \tuJcnl'I "ho \ought
mcd11.al a\len11on 1n their l.1mpu<.
health u:ntn'> ll'\tl.'J po'>ll" t' tnr lhl'
.\10 ' '1ru~. for a rate ofO ~ P"rcent
pre' aknlC l>I \I D'i <1mung rntk&l'
">IUOl..'llt\
The lcsting v.as dune anon~mou'i
h .anJ rl"">Uh'I \\l'rl' not broken out for
'the 19 c:impusc' -.cll'l IC'd to rcpn.·-.cot
al rm,., .-.C\11011 of h1ghl'r 1."d ut·a11on 1n
the l 'n1tcd C)tat1.''
Ol th1.· 30 ~tudenl\ \\hll tl'Sted HI \
f'l<l\1 11\C. all hut l\\tl \.\('rl" m.11t-
'\o \llldl.'111 IC\tnl P<)'illl\C JI 1n Ol
lhl' \th11ol' "h1k li H· of the '-1. hoo l'
had r.Hc'> uffl ~ rx·r1.1."nt or h1ghl'r fhl'
highest campus rate ''as 0 9 pt'rcc nt
'""'"""'""'"' l 59%
"MAY .
IS
F UC HSIA
MONTH
Ro er 's Gardens
N WPORT BEACH In 1975. Sm 1th. then ._no"'n as Pamela Ro<lgc~. "·'" ron' ll tcd 10 \outh
( arohna on tiH·count of armed robbc~ and sentenced to 12 )car .. in pn-.011
She "'alkcd av.a) from a worl. release program 10 1978 Dunni lhc nc\t dccadl'.
she eartie<.I her high school diploma, ovc·rcaml' drug .ind akohol abu<.e.
n1nrracd, r:med a f~tcr child and'" owns. and Ix-came a <;uc<.:c'\'>ful rl·al e'i\jll'
NJuon" 1de. rl'\Carl here; bd11.'' l' I
m1lhon 10 I 5 m 1llton P"<>Plc afl
infh ted. a rate ul 0 .i pcrt'ent to 0.6
perrent
){xhard i...~·ding. director ol '>111-
dcnt hl'Jlth ~'"ICC'> at the l n1'cr-;1t\
ol V11&in1a .inJ president ol the
.\rnem-..1n c ollq~e Health \\StXta·
11on \J1d t hl· 11 ~ pcrn~nt rate " h1ihl'r
than he.11th olliualc; had oro1ected
San Joaquin Hills Road (at McAnhur)
agent •
The 'ltud) &'i the nation ... firr.1
surve~ a11cmp1in1t lo d1.·tcrm1ne the
CUSTOMER'S
CHOICE!;
180-Day to One-Year C.D.~
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10A1% 9.90~
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Minimum $5,000.00 Deposit · Compouhds Daily . •AMual ~.,_.on ..... ~ daily When int•eta i8 let on~ for one-,_ fllnn. A8lll •lbject to dlli1ge ~ notice; M>stantial pen1ty: for eatty .........
(714) 843-9442
End Probate
Worries· for
YourF~y
"We sel up a living t r ust, and now our
children won't have to go through the l ame
nnd expense we went through when we
had tD probate the es tate of Bill' parents
Wh n Bill's parents pa s.ed awa). they -
. had a house and a couplt' of bank accounts.
·Because th~y only had a will, the estate had
to go through probate Everything was so
difficult and time consuming. Tb.e probate
took over a year ano cost thousands ofdol·
Jars
Wben we went to do our will, a friend
r commended an estate planning seminar
presented by Bessire Law Office& The at.·
torney was interesting and very informa·
tive There were so . many benefits we
weren•t aware of. rm glad we attend d the
minar bttau.e we found out that we
could not only sav our children thousands
of dollars in estate laxea and probate fe
~ut aleo that. we could eet up OW" estate so
fhat catastrophic medical care co&ta would
not take all our t.e e"Way.
When it come lime for our children to
handl our estate, everythina will be in or·
der for them. We don't want our Children·
t.O eutrer the pain we avffered when our
pa.rent.8 pa.ed away.
E•en thouch our children haV9 l"Own ·
up, we still take the beM. (an or them .•
Hours: 9 am to 6 m Daily
FREE SEMINAR DA]ffl:
ReservaitiOf\5 are not OCCCSllW'Y
so please come early.
A8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Tuesday, May 23, 1988
llOICO'C 01'1 I' \I' \IC \//I
........ ,.r.1uu
'RIES(March 2 1 ·Apnl 19): Adhere to conservative route. Superior soon
learns about yourcontributions, could reward with pro motion. Fam ily
relationships improve, gourmet dinner on tap fortonight Cancer native
involved.
Goodwill honors employers,· wot kecs
TAURUS(April 2()..May 20~r aspect hi&hliahts travel. communica-
tion, necessity forexp~nding pe~nal horizons. Check wardrobe, times and
d ates. You'll be sensattvcconcernmg
general appearance, body image.
GEMINl(May 21.J une 20): Re-
view accounts. Sum of money cou Id
involve trust fund or inheritance. Be
specific. Dig deep for information.
Partner or mate will not a t first reveal
all. Taurus, Scorpio persons figure
prom inently.
CANCER (J une 21-July 22):.Com-. . .
plicatio ns result in conn.ec.uon wu~ l~I n;&hts, per:m1ss1ons. h~k wn.tten
material. Focus on public 1mai e. d1stnbuuon, mantal status. What beams as
mild flirtauon resuhsm .. relauonship."
LEO(July 23-Aug. 22): EmphaSL~on emplo~c:nt, basic 1s~uc , lime
required to do "repair work." Stressd1plo~acy. ~lhng~ess to bsten regardmg
fi nancial offer. Family member seeks special cons1derauon. Taurus figures #
prominently. .. .
VIRGO(Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Individual who says, "I knew 1t all the lime! is
merely whistlinJ in dark. Regard hind.sight as worth not.bing._ ~t Y<?Ur own
pace. By perfecting techniques. loss wdl be recovered. ~1.sces 1s m picture.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on rehearsals, ab1ht) to prove maJor
contention. You'll be called upon as "expert witness." Scenano features
practice that could include wedding. O lder re la ti ve w!ll express grat~tudc ..
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 }: Emphasis o n surpnses 1n connecu o n wath
trips, "'isits, answers to queries. Keep plans flexible. Focus on ~umor.,
versatility, intellectual curiosity. Influence expa nds. vcnfica tton ofv1cws
received.
SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Some people will claim you a rc "too
late." You'll prove them wrong and a lso make financial ~in. tress
independence, confidence. courage. You'll bedeahng with )Oung people who
look to you for insJ>iration. . . • " . .
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Lunar postuon accents intutt1on, t11~11ng.
basic decisions. D isplay youtcolors: dull purples. gray .. green. black. Ypu II be
instrumental in bringing together opposing family factions. She!~cr •.nvolvrd.
AQUARIUS(Jan. 20.Feb. 18): You'll succ~ on "th1~d ti). Wish 1s
fulfilled, popularity increases. you could also hit financial Jackpot. Some vrf)
important people are duly impressed. You have pn' atecheenngsccfton
behind scenes.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Obtain hint from.Aquanus messa~e. L;unar
position accents abilit) to utilize powers of persuasion. pothght on mtnguc,
romance, career or business gain as result of confidential 1nforma11on.
IF MAY 23 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you realized earlier this month that
fresh start in new direction was necessal). Hangin~on to past meth<>:ds would
be cost I), counte.rproductive. It i~ ti!Tie ~o take i~1ua~1' e. Much ofth1~ will be
emphasizeddunngAugust. Gemini. Virgo. Sag1ttanus persons pla) important
roles in your life. You have ability to express feelings, }OU work well with your
hands. could find "m agic" a fascanatjng hobby. Re<:ent domesuc adjustment.
though costly, w111 provide major benefi ts.
By KAREN REED
Of IN OlllfY l"llot Stall
Most people thank about thl·
Good"1ll onCl' or t1o1.1ce n yt•ar -
whe n 11 conll'!I 1111w to clean out tlw
clo~Ct!I.
But 1f act I\ e uood\\ 111 voluntct'r"t
ha"e an\ thing to sa} about it -a\
the} d id at the annual Goo<l"1ll l ndu~tnc~ of Orange Count> i\"ard\
Dinner -the) "ant c\Cr)onl· to
---------...!.------------..;:;._--'-----, A w a rd w I nne rs D • v Id
Sh lo k•rl, Nancy Quarles.
HHIDfil·.
Q .1-Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold:
+AJU1095 'VJJ 0 176 •61
The biddina has proceeded:
North East South West
1 Pus l • · Pw
3 + Pass ?
Wbat do you bid now?
A.-Thjs is not a question of which
game you want to play; it's a matter
of whether there's a slam. Sislcc
partner miaht need reassurance
about the q uality of your spade suit,
jum p to four spades. That shows a
very good suit with little or nothina
on the side.
Q.1--Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
+Q94 'V AJ7 0 64 •AQ.J91
The biddinJ bas proceeded:
West North East South
1 0 J + Pass ?
What do you bid now?
A.-For his vulnerable one7spade
overcall, partner should have a rea-
sonable five-card suit and a fair
hand. You have a very sound open-
ing bid, and the combined assets
should produce game. Jump to four
spades.
Q.3-Both vulnerable, as South you
-.
l..n u\.\ t hat the o ra;in1za11on 1s more
than used dothing.
"Toni&ht "c're celebrating the
accomplishments of people with di •
ahilit1c in \'OCattonal pursuits -
"orking, said ueor1e Ae11ea1er.
pre'11dcnt of the Goodwill board of
d11cctors. "Also the awards arc to
honor the people whoa re pointing the
comm un1t} toward acceptance of
peopk "1th d 1sab1h tics ... We want to
get our folk~ together to make the
communll) more a\\are. get the word
out" •
Well. the v.ord got o ut to some.340
\\ho gathered at the Four Seasons
Hotel, Newport Beach. to celebrate
the 65th anni"crsal) of the organiza-
tion in Orange ('ount)
··This 1s not a fund-raiser." said
Kcsscnger of the S65 per person
dinner. " ome funds will be donated
to Goodwill, but the idea of this
d inner i more ofa 'friend raiser.'"
"It reall) 1s a terrific organw111on,"
said Anne 8 . Nutt. a mcmhc• of the
honorar) commllll'c. "I think )Ou'll
sec t he genuine v.armth and caring
(during the award~ ccremon~).''
Following dinner. \\h1ch included
eating the cen'terp1cces (they were
ornatcl) decorated tortes scripted
with "·Happy 65th Anniversary").
guests v.crr able to obsrn e. and e'en
participate. an a pre~ntat1on from
STOP~GAP. the non-profit drama
thentp) or"1nization ~nown for the
controvcr)1al 1op1cs broached_. A thc~r
work. With the theme of"Emplo) mg
Disabled Persons." the audience wit-
nessed the d1fficult1e and tensions
affiliated "1th the proces<. Companie~ that ha'c had no
problem cmplo) 1ng disabled people.
and honorrd fo1 .. uch included
Penhall Diamond Produl"h as <imall
EmplO)Cr ur thl' 't car and Holmes
Tuttle/Jim (loci.. ..\u1omot1\c C1roup
as Large f mplo)cr of the Yrar
Mlb Ameli. '·P ofmanufactunng
for Ba tl'r-1:.d"'ards. In inc, "as on
hand to al·ccpt the av.ard for ("om-
pan) uf thl' Year Accord ing to
hold:
t7 Q AXQ5 OXQJIOl +113
The biddina has proceeded:
Sotlth West Nortb East
J O 2• 1 0 3+
?
What do you bid no w?
A.-Since there is a strong likeli-
hood that partner is sho rt in clubs,
prospects for pme are bright, and it
costs nothing to investijate an alter·
native contract en route. The way
the auction has developed, partner
could easily have a four-or even
fi ve-card 'heart suit. Bid three
hearts. If panner doesn't raise
hearts, we wo uld take our chances
in five diamo nds.
Q.4--As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•U095 Q QJOJ OXl7 •K6l
The biddina has proceeded:
S..tll W• Nortll f.atl
•-r .. •• ,.. ~bat t you bid oow?
A.-Your hand is worth more than
J J points in support of spades-
your kings are undervalued in the
Point count, and your fourth trump
must be uparaded I point. Despite
your balanced shape, jump to three
spades.
Q.5-Neither vulnerable. as South
you hold:
•010951 QI OAMl •Q1'7
1be biddina bu proceeded:
Nora FAit SHtll w ...
l Q ..........
3 Q ,.. ?
What do you bid now?
A.-ldetily, you •ould like a bid
IUCb u three no sptldes IO ab4tw a n..cud suJt and ICGPPlfl ill Ille
..... IWU. 5mce &Ml ii• ........
...... three DO tnunp. 1'1le ....
................ dtlla, if .....
.._., llPe 1111• wd ~. ,. .... ""*',_,..., .... ble .... ., .... ..,......,.
DM!y ~ ~-,. .__ M. lfff•
Geo rg e Kessen ger with V irginia and Paul Bend er.
Uood ... \111 spokr~pcrson Andrea
Pronk. Good" 111 employee~ htcrall~
assemble medical product~ for Bn\·
tcr-Ed\loards, which hn1, rr~ultcd 1n
stead) cmplo) mcnt of and "or!.
experience for 30 'd1\abled ind1v1d-
uals on a da1I> bam. "I onlv wu,h \\C
could do mort' ... !.aid .\ml.ft
Virginia Knott Bendtr prt·"-t·ntl·d
thl· a"ard naml·<l Im her father the
\\ :ilte1 Knott (100<.h\lll ~·r\Jll
.\\\ard to Carl Karcher Carl ho"'
cH'r. \\as in Japan (Of>\'ntng a Ill'"
rr!>taurant) !>O hrotht·r Do n 'ilt"flf>\'d
tn i u accept
. .. .\bout IU pcru:nt o l < Jrl'' Junior
pcr~nncl Jrl' hand1l appcJ ·· \J1d
board lha1rman Alexander Nalle
"The) b1rc all l..1nd~ofpcoplc -foll'>
)OU thtnltouldn't do an~ thing-hut
11'!. ama11ng. gl\cn the opporturi1t'
the) JUM lOH' to hJ\C thl.' chann· tu
learn and '-'Ori.. -and ( arl lo..nrl hn
docs a lot of that ·· (!'oallc-.. in'ol\C.··
ml·nt "1th (100<.!~111 gOe'> \\J\ hat" a' )·
his grand fa ther. Alex ande r
Brownrldge. "'ai, Of)C of the original
founder!> of the 'OrangL' Co11nt)
board I
On the md1 v1dual side. Dolor~•
Fredette rcce1,cd the 1989 Gradu.~te
of1he Year. Ken Rosso was honored
as .\eh1e,cr of the 't ear. and David
Shlokarl rt>CCl\Cd Vo lunteer of the
't cJr for h1~ '-'Ork as a member of
u<>Od" 111''> (11fl ([~tate) Planning
( uunr il
.\ special a"ard 1o1.as presented 111
Nanc)' Quarles h) the Orange Count'
C cn1enn1.il Int. ··rcl~n11mg 1nd1·
'1duals "'ho'K' ouhtandmg ..en 1n· lo
the rnrnmunll) has 1mpro,ed tht•
It' C'> ol ~ople in Orange Count):·
()uarlt·'I I'> dircttor of rchab1htat11111
fur (,uod"11l lndus1nes
..\d<J1ttonal members o f th c'r nt
organlllngrnmmrttcc "ere ha1rm.rn
R. Wiii iam Bu ttr, M.D .. Fred Cao·
trell, Amelia and Marty Lockney and
Don Pankhard. ...
National health care •
system needs change
· DEAR A N L.\NDERS I'm 5ure
I wasn't the onl) one who had trouble
dtgestmg }Our cohSultant'~ c\pla-
nauon for the S7 asp1nn 1n that
hospital in Sacramento
It 1s shameful that .t\menca doesn't
have a nattonal health plan
Most doctors are pretty ~ell off and
this 1s ooe reason our med1cal costs
are so high. They arc ta!Jcts for
malpract1cesu1ts, mos1 ofv.h1ch ha\e
httlc valtd1t) The ex pensive 1n-
suranc~ policies required b) doctors
to protect themsches against the~
suits dn"e up their fc-cs A f1m1l)' can
be wiped out by one ca ta trophic
illness. Furthermore. the elderly arr
the fastest.growing i>eJmCnt of our
population and 37 m1lhon Amenc:in~
cannot afford health tn'iurance
Would you prefer that your tait
dolla~ be spent on $700 Krewdnvt'rs
or b1lhon-dollar I( BMs" I "ould
rather mme \\enl 10 undcrwntc :i
. nalJona l health plan Thi "ould free
doctors of e~pcn'>1vc m~urancc co t\,
and the ho pual\ could &el out from
under those astronomical 1n,urancc
premiums.
Don't tell me It c~n't work. nn A
art-at many E uropean nation ha~e
shown u thll 1t can -D .
ABBOTI TOW • PA
DEAR AB: A poll COIMliteted by Lott
Rarris f..U tbt It Ptrcnt of
Americau belJeve o.r IM!aJ" care
119tem He41 a naa1e. Tiit pt.u tut mun dM most seue la m)' .,.. ...
was develeped by th Natloul lAad-
uu1p Commtaslo." HealG Care. Tlle~maatul•'• plu calls fer all
Americus ... "" at lean lH ,ercat ef lite federal ,.vtr1)' level
ud all em,a.yers to r.1 a lltealtll
•nmlam •f t.S to 0.1 • a ptrttat of
l&lartet If lit "• S.Clal Ste.rt-y maxt .. m. ·
Empleyert ... do •t offer MaJQ
.......,. e •nap io lklr .. . ,..,.... ............ ,., ..... . C::' of wqn IP to dM s.dal 11 u.ilt. . u..,...._,... ..... &M
~1rJ...WIMk'-'eM9l•ran1 ........ , ... ,..... .............
I ,\ HO\ U
cald conra&e 11 meet. less 1enero111
ID some states tllan otller1 aad
mllUODI of HOple Deltlttl' qullfy for
MedlcaJd Dor make CDOl&ll to bo)'
private medical l.DsurHet.
Health care 11tH1d IOt be vt"ed a•
a prlvlle&e bat lite rtpt of evef)
Amertcaa. It's aboat tlme this be·
came a reality la1tead of a dr-eam.
• • • DEAR .\ N LANDERS· Oac of
the m ost profound examples of
rcconc1h1l1on throuth ha~ sufTcr-
'"I occumd reccntfy in th.e cit)' or
Lebanon, Pa , when an ·)t.ar-old bo> was bruully murdettd on his WI)
ho me from the ltbral) W1th1n few
hours. another bo). age 16. "'u
~t~ and Ch l'ae<J Wllh the l&)tng.
0\er the nut few da)'i.. , the
u pect's 10.)ear-otd brother H
taunted at school. Their m other .. -.
harassed at v.ork The dead boy's
father v.cnt to the home ofttie su pcct
to comfort bis family and pubhcl)
asked that no additional anef be laid
at the doontep of thex alrndy-
suffcnna people , "
Hi deep compa ion fl\ade a
strona 1mpre ion on cv~ryone v.ho
lcarncdof1t -OR.~TEFUL IN PA.
DEAR PA.; Wllaat .-Ulty of spirit!
TU& fatller's c-mpa11... t•,..etl a
IM•rttNuldas tra1e41 lato a ma1·
.Ukemt eumple of brotlM-rly love
BIHt~m. • • •
Gem of tM Day: Cr..tlt ~h
Twlder: ,.,... ttlrUI a. •ae II a prl
......... ,.,.. ... , ........ 11.
Me41 ........ t.f'rMIHteHillM
:.~:r::.~fll Uty. f'rMI U et
Computers taking oyer
Q, 0o the blind Ult Ute Btaallc?
A. Many do. but it's Pftt1Y bulky. A
pe>cket dictionary Medi 22 vohamt<l
of Braillt. Am told spttialiied litt~
audio computers att t.akina ovtr.
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Ollahoma and southern Arkansa
produced strong wind and large hail
during the morning
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up 10 2 p.m EDT mduded 1.06.
inches at Lmlc R()(k .\1r f orte Base .
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near Valliant. 0 1..1.t. tht' Nauonnl
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made "'en n~ across eastern Okla-
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almost :? fttt abo\e nnod SIJ '. tht'
"'e ther scn.u;c said
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northern Plains tria&ertd strong thun-
dcntprm ovt'reutern onh Dakota
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the eastern half of the Gulf Coast to
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central NebrHka a ross Iowa to the
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vironmental Protection Agency rou-
tinely understates the seventy of the
smog problem 1n urban areas because
1t relics on too few mon1\oring
devices. a pnvate environmental
group said Monda~
The gcncy i°nd1catcd nearly I 00
areas of the CQUntry h~ve unhealthy
levels of ozone polluuon dunng at
least some pcnods of the summer
Nevertheless. accord1n~ to the en-
vironmental group. tfaose EPA
staiistics reflect onl y a fraction of the
ozone pollution problem, aocordang
to the NRDC.
EPA.
Hawkms said that an analY.StS
conducted by the NROC showed that
unhealthy levels of smog occurred
about twice as often an many Amcn-
can c11ies than the EPA stattstics
suggest.
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The Natural Resourcn Defense
Council said that 1n many large
Amencan c111es unhealthy level of
smog arc twice as frcqut'nt dunn& the
hot summer mynt h as EPA esti-
mates would indicate
Last March the EP ..\ released 1988
air pollution figures that howcd
ozone pollution. v.h1ch 1~ a chief
component of urban smog, 11s being
the worst 1n a dec:idt' and "clearl) the
most pcrv1S1\'C air polluuon prob-
lem" the counm· faces.
The environmental group said the
EPA csumates of day 1n which there
arc unhealthy le' els of smog 1n an
area are oftt'n ba5ed on smog reading
from a si ngle monitor
In urban areas in most pans of the
Northeast and across some art'as or
the Sou1heast and Texas smog levels
were found to be considerably worse
than 1mphcd by the EPA reportin& he
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estimates the extent of the sm°*
problem 1n mo~l large urban a~as.'
said Da' 1d Hawkins an attorney for
the en' iron mental p-oup and :i for-
mer assistant adm1.n1strator at the
The Award-Winnin~ Chef
Hawkins said the group counted
the number of"smoggy days" 1n 1987
and 1988 an 48 larJe urban areas a.nd
found the le els hrgher than the EP
suggested, biiScd on 11s mon11oring
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ArotJsing "WarRequiem'at The Center -Radnerwas ·a""oman -
lyMIKERUSSEU. • Arts Center. The compelling per-orchestralcnsemblc.wh1ch was morc ChiJdrcn's Chorus conducted by of talent a"d torment oa1y""°1Con-•~..,.. formancc was concluded by a stand· than 200. The ltxt, which was Mu,ic Director, William Hall. 1~1
ing ovation and bravos from the included in the program. was in Latin The concert nearly marked the 27th Benjamin Britten's massive "War
Requiem" was presented by the
Master Chorale or Orange County
Sunday evening at the Performing
enthusiastic audience. and English. anniversary . of the work, which
Though serious in theme 1t was Also headlined was the Pacific premiered Ma)' 30, 1962. The historic
spectacular from the standpoint of Symphonc Orchestra. the William occasion was the consecration of the
lhc total number in the choral and Hall Chorale, and the Los Angeles rebu ilt St. Michael's Cathedral in
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Complete TV llstJngs Jn Sunday's W Pllot
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R I C H A R D p·R Y 0 R • . G E N E W I L. D E R
Coventry, England.
The huge ~thedral had been
bom bed nearly out of existence by the
Germans during World War ff.
BcnJamin Britten, then age 49, was
commissioned to cn;ate a requiem
commensurate with the histori c ca-
thedral's "re-birth," which he oom-
posed for large symphony orchestra
• and chorus wit h soprano solo. and
cha mber orche:itra in support of
baritone and tenor solo voices.
This massive effort was duplicated
'at The Center with choral members at
the rear of center stage. backed by an
acoustic shell, wi th symphony or-
chestra in front. At stagl right,
audience left, was Jonathan Mack .
Lcnor and John Atkiins, baritone. who
were attired 10 e(;ipropriate English
and German WWII uniforms. At
!>tage left was Karon Poston-Sulli van .
sopr;ano, who stood before a ca.J..hedral
window sctung. The Lo Angeles
Children's Chorus was pos1t1oncd at
the rear or The Center's hall. high
abo' e everyone. Members of the Pacific Sy mphon~
who performed outstanding or-
chestral solos ~ere Concertmaster
Endr~ Granat and pri nci pals ..\lex-
ander Horvath (' iolin). Robert
Becker (viola) and John .\costa
(cell o).
Solo performances h~ ban tone
Atkins and soprano Poston-Sulh' an
were credible. while Mack seemed to
have difficulty with some not~s in tht•
lower regi ster .
The program. which contained no
interm1ss1on. was m1>.ed w11h numer-
ous rhythms and interspersed wi th
percussional sounds which could
easily be interpreted as bombs and
aerial' sound cfTet·ts of the terrible days when England was fighting a
battle for her life. •
tr it was emotio naiTy moving and
massive in its premiere perfonnancc
in St. Michael's Cathedral. it was also
a rededication of faith in Britis h strength or character. The rcehng or
the Scgcrstrom Hall aud ience. though
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0rMoe Coeet DAILY PILOTITueedey, Mey 23, tt• U
White House makes rare bid for lower-valUe-.cfollar . .
WA.SHI NO TON The While
Houac tried IO talk down the vaJue of
the doilat Monday, eouphn1 a rare
pubti' &&atement on the subject with a~nt F*1'11 Reserve actJon in
an dfon to had otr funher fQrtian
1rade problems.
There was no 1nd1e.11on of much
QUJCk IMPK\. analysts said.
The White House statement. read
by deputy prtss secrellJ'y Roman l>opad1u~ s.11d, "If the dollar's recent
rise ap.i.Ut other maJor currencies "
suswncd for a prolon~ period, or
utcndtd, jc could undemune inter·
nadonal etTons to reduce &Jobal trade
imbalances." ·
Tbe stattmcnt, mar1una the first
ume the White Houk has com·
mcnted duec1ly o the dollar since
President Bush t~k office~
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a«ompenied by a new Federal Re·
atrVe acUoff of dollars in inter·
nauonal curnney markets, track"
and a.nal)'Jts s.&Jd
And 1t followed hectic trad1n1 in
European markets, with the Federal
Reser;c and the ccn1ral banks of
Japan. West ~nnan)', Bntain and
other major Europeao alhcs rcpe>rted·
ly selhna mtlhons of dollars in an
ancmpt to break•hc currcncy·s SUf'le.
A h1ah value for the dollar makes
imported goods les upcn ave in the
United States and U.S. prOducts
more expensive abroad. ~garavaung
the U.S. trade deficit The recent
rebound of the dollar's value abroad
could undo recent improvements 10
the nation's trade accounts. econom-
ists SU1$CStcd.
Desf1tc massive 1ntervent1on b)'
ccntra banks, particularly the Bank
of Japan. ~he value of t.he dollar
abrQad has conllnutd 10 )Uflt 1n
recent wceb.
David Wy chief tinanC1al ccon-
om15t at Data Resources Inc. id the
Federal Rc~f'.C. the U.S. central
bank. bep.n sclhnaofTdollars '"about
the 1ime of lhe (White Hou )
statement. It was calculated to ha-.e a
combined impact. Unfonunatel)' lhc
market is shruwna" orr:·
The Federal Re~rve doc not
comment publicly on 11s buy1n1 and
selhna acuv111cs an tinanc1al markets
The Whitt Huusc statement said
the cltmbang dollar "as a ma1ter of
concern .. that .. has aho promptt'd
quesuonana of the adman1strat1 on's
commHment 10 the process of econ·
omsc pohc) coordination .. amona the
Group of Se' en major 1odustraal
democracies .
''This adm1n1srrauon remains full)
commmed t!? .this process... the
itatcmcnt conunucd.
h referred 10 a pact amona United
talcs, Britain. Japa"· France. West
Germany. Italy and Canada, 10 take
teps to coordinate their economic
pol1c1.es -1nclud1n1 interest rate
chanaes and d1rcc1 intervention in
c11change markets -10 keep maJor
currencies stablr.
Popadiuk dedtned 10 elaborate on
the statemen1. sayana at poke for
11self "The prcsadtnt and the scc-
rctar) of the u~asury ~main the
admsnsstratton'!> sole spokesmen on
the dollar and exchange rate policy,"
he said.
The White House statement said.
"We v.111 conunue our effort to
str.engthen undcrl} 1ng policies that
promote the adJustment of external
imbalances as v.ell as cQPpcraung 1n
exchange O\ar"'ts as agreed in the
Aonl 7 G-7 commumque ...
The statement, couched an 1he
lanauaae or 1nternat1onal finance,
amounted to a pubhc assertion that
the Bush admanistnoon supported
addmonal mtervcotaon by central
ban~s to break the dollar's rise.
Sance the White House usually does
not make such comments. the: tate-
ment appeared des11ned target)' for ns
psychological impact on traders.
analysts suuested.
"The dollar is gettan& out of hand. so they had to do sometl\sn&. But
the) 'rt JOIO& to ha\e to back 1t up
with action. 10 spend b1lhons to move
dollars around." said Michael K
Evans. president of Evans Econ· om1e~. a \\ ashan&ton·based con uh-
ina firm .
Even an increase 1n a key 1ntere>t
rate last month b} \\est German} ·s
ccntr.d bank -a mo' e that would
usuall' help ""eitt..en tne dollar -
faaltd 10 have much 1mpect on the
dollar's nse. ..
Hiaber interest rates abrold ud
lo~er 1ntetest raics in the United
111es should also help to dnve down
the dollar.
Monct.y's statement thus re-in·
forces previous admmist.tation ef-
forts to prod the Federal :Re9uve uuo
lowcrinJ interest rates.
The dollar steadied at hlJber levels
an Europe on Monday. but dealen
said that heavy, repeated ccntnl be.nk
intervenuon had had httle impact.
The dollar pushed throuah the two-
West German mark level ~rly in the
European day.
lntemataonal finance sources have
said that level and one of 140 yen to
the dollar ttre the upper thrci.holds in
e'change-rate ranges agreed to pri-
vate!} by the seven andustnal de-
mocracies.
Irvine Hilton cOmbines. fax and kitchen
By DONNA MOONEY
OI#/ N9C .... , • .,
f 1nt there was fast food. Then
lhcre was Junk fax Now rherc's
fax food.
The food and beveraie J)C'Ople at
the Irvine Hilton have anted a lunch
menu their corporate ne1&hbors tn the
Jamboree Center can filf ou1 and fu
to the hotel for delivery within l'n
hour
The menu features a selection of
sandwiches including salaml, ham.
ehtcken salad and roast btcf, plus a
choice of bread and cole slaw or
potato salad. Users circle condiments
from a hslofavocado. cheese, leuucc,
tomato. mayonnaise and mustard ·
Dnnks -soda or aced tea -and
cookJes. apples and oranges also ar<'
on tbe menu.
Prices range from $3 95 for a
sandwich to S5.95 for soup, sand-
wach1 beveraae and cookies. Ordcn
can oe charged by ancludang a per-
sonal or company charge number and
s1inaturc. A 16 percent charge 1s taued on by lhc ho1cl
The service cateruo eitecut1vcs too
busy to gel out and cat. -\dvertasc-
mcnts for Fufood read. "Can·t lcave
the office'? Fu food.·· .
The program has run' for about t'>'O
months, but at hasn't exploded. ~ad
Ench teinboch. the H1lton'sd1rcctor
of food and beverage operations. He
as credited with bnngin• the idea wuh
him from his former JOb wtth an
D1eao's Wcstaate Holel
The H1hon receives about five
orders a da) dunng the noon hour.
Room·scrv1cc waiters deliver the
orders an cardboard bo:llcs seven days
• Wttk tc1nboch s~ud most people· prtfer
escaping the office dunng lunch, and
thcre·s still man y people who don·1
... ~
customers can clrcl• what they w a nt to e at a nd send t h • o r d er by tax.
understand ra, machine .
.. Fax 1s soil somelhtng lhat to a lot
of people as a little ant1m1d.a1ing." he
said. He hkoncd 1he rccepuon of fox
to 1he ad-.cnt of computers ... If the)
pushed the "TOng button the~
thought P1usburgh '>'ould blo"' up ..
Fu scn·1cc 1n big cuacs. hov.c.,.cr.
ha'> boomed. espc:t"1all) for dl'hca·
lessens tc111~h said he thrnks at'\
JUSI a ,..,.,Iler of time until fa~
mac"· .• es saturate the home and
otr .:c. He prcd1cts., for example fa, .
o der. dra\e·thru grcx:cr\ )torts "11'11
'JC e-.er) wher~ an C\.er) room 1ha1
has a TV."
And 11 ma) be JU!>t a matter of tamt'
before the Hilton's fu machine as
hummana 1ead1l} around high noon
,\ 1.·oupk of rtL'Cpt1onists at the
Gcnev11 C ompan1c~ in the Jamboree
Cent<'r said the\ hadn'1 heard of lhe
Sl'T\ ice But on( s:iad 11 seemed to be
"a Jand) idea:·
BuSh ready to cinnounce trade violators
MARTIN CRUTSINGER
WASHINGTON -Countries
around the v.orld arc anitaoush
wailing thtS week to S« wh.cther the
Bush adm1n1strutio n puts them on a
hit lut of nation Judaed to have the
mMt flaarant trade b.lmcn apan\I
lJ . product
f>ru1dcnt Bush on Monda"
'>'e1Jhed conll1c.:tsng ad' ace from h1
Cabinet on the matter which in-
' oh cs the most coOlrO' cr\1al ~'<'.llOn
of the I ,()()().page re" nlc ofl r ~ t radc.:
la" passed b~ Congress la'>t war
l' nder the la". Bu h must l'>'>UC b)
Ma} 28 a list of nauons judg1.·d 10
ha-.c er~1cd 1he most harmful har-
riers apanst L . prooucts
fhe adm1nJ!Stra11on then h.i:, I month~ to fgottatc the rcmo' al of
1hc lame~ II the ncp.1.H1at1on'> Jrc
unsu, ccsstul . the adm1n1s~ra11un can
le'} re1ali:11ory tanm p 10 1()(1
perce nt ag:uMl 1mpon~ fr<lm an
01Tcnd1na countT). dTecta,ch doubl-
ing the pm:c oftho!>C good1
The pro' 1:11on. koo'>' n a'> upcr JO I
fof m placcm<'nt 1n the la~ rt'P-
rc~nted a 1.:ongrcs't1onal compromise
hct'>'C'Cn doin~ nothing to rctahatc
against countr~es "1th mad.<'h closed
to .\mcm:an pro<l ul.I'> and a tougher I nll'a'iure pu~hcd b' Rcp Rrcharc.J
(.rc-phardt . 1).\.10 . \\ho made l\men-
ca's )'luge trade dcliut an issue 10 h1'
uns1Kt.:C<>sful bid for the Dcmocr:H"
prl•\1dcn11al nomanal1on last \l·.H •
l he upcr JO I rl.'q uarem <"nl ti11~
decph splat Bu~h"~ ( ab1net
t ornmcrn· '\ccrelary Robers
\to~bachcr and t 'I Trade Repl't'~n(Ptus~ s~~ TRADE I A 10)
Politics at root of S&L budget debate
I)' DAVI SKJDMOlll
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WASHINGTON -Congrcu and
the Bulb ldmuustra11on. once an tent
on rush1n1 to the rescue of~\ angs
and loa_o depo 1tors. ha-.e paused to
wttt an ardent bet\le over a s.ttmtn'·
l) arane accoununa qut" taon.
hou&d theuvanpand loan bailout
be on~b~1 or ofT-bud1t1?
One side -comJ>C*(i pnnc1pall)
of Houte Democrats -want$ to
mchadt be1lout spcndina 1n the
budert but~'e au apccialexem tton
~ Oramm·Rudman . tctt
\aw, 10 ave»d th w·~
uc sixnd&na cuts Ul the o"cr-.
T1te otha &ade -iM Repubhan
admin.ast.ration -is ar1\ul\i for an oft'~ p&an that wouldl bom>•
SSO,bilfiOn for the ballout without
covnti• at wward the ckficit.
A Jhinl vanation -~ by
Smite Danoaats -1ncluda the
ICieMiM i• iM tN4let but loedt ·~or ii iato iM 1919 f&cal year cndina ~ JO. n.& iedir«tl)' evldn
OB.am-Ruclmua beaux the dead·
liDlldlMeould have t~ •nd· ill& a.ti for .. yar alreacty NVC
S&Ls' securities regulations tightened
\\.\HI u TO (~Pl -Federal
rcaulator$ on Monda) announced
new reaulattons rcqu1nn{I. S8\ 1ng'
mshtu11ons to mttt more ~mngenl
standards an documenting 1hcar sc-
cunucs acu' aucs. the latest 1n a senes
of $!Cps to ttghtcn 'uperv1s1on of the
1roubled 1ndu tr)
The fedc"I Home Loan Rank
Board t ued amended ~ulataons
rcqu1nn1 u to report their ~cun
llH ltans:actaons actordana \0 aener-
ally acttptcd a«ountana pnnc1ple~
and '° dd.tl)' d1 ungua h bc:t"cen
those secunt1CJ held for Qle for
trad1q and as in"estments..
Paul Lock-.ood. a po'knman tor
the b&n.k board. ~1d u v.ould be
able to conduct the ~mt S«Unttc
tranMCt1ons as 1n the pa t. "but
tbef ve s<>t to account for (them) tn a
m~ reahshc tcruc ••
"Tbt)'''e been lump•l\I them all
toacther.-. h1cb makes 1l VCI')' hard for
audj1ors °'for our own cum tafTlo ~ a heDdk on the t~ finanCl&l
Ptct\lR ... l.ocll•ood u1d. "lluu JU t onot mOft sicp o( a ttries that •e've
taken to tisftten up \M upttV1 cion of
sa' 1np 1m11tut1ons
A. Bush adm1n1s1m11on propo'ial to
rcstrucaure th(' andu~tf"\ and n-'>("u<'
dcpos1to~ '4tth monc' in 1Moh cnt u 1~ v.~uk1ng ih '>'3) through
ConlfC"'
Bnan math. ci11ector of rcaulator)
affairs for the l ~ Lcaaue ofSl\•&np
lnsututton s.aJd lhc bank board s
nc" rules ·estahhsh a much mort
slflngcn\ t•ndard .. a to '>'hen Ls
c n v.iluc set.:unt1cs nt lh~ar h11her.
h1"oncal co,ts \ersu• marktt "alut'
v.hach 'ould be lo'tcr Ls ~ould ha\e to hold ~unts~
·"throua,h thick or than 'to matunt~ an
order 10 'alue ahem for accoununa put~ at lhe higher le,el. Ciimath
s.aul The &nk board., action rcqu1m
an L's rd of di~tors to adopt
an investment pohC) on 1«un11cs
and to monitor tht 1MUtuuon'
comphanct with lhll stratea). \ian·
aacmen1, mcan\lt h1lc, w1U be rapon·
aiblt forcarr)ll\I out sccunun tran
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Tim Timmons, author and lecturer. wiil present .. You. People and
Customer Service: A Stratqy for Winning" at the 8•1ian1 Dewelopmenl
Breakfa1t at the Four Seaaons Hotel, 7: 15 a.m . May 25.
This monthly event is sponsored by the Newport Harbor Arca:
Chamber of Commerce. Resetvat!o~ ;in be made at 644-8211.
T~ for start.las ud ewalutla1 a desktop peblts~•I 1y1tem
will be discussed from 2 to 5 p.m. May 25 at a workshop by the Orange
County chapter of the )ntemational Association of Business Com·
municators at C..IComp in Anaheim.
The workshop will be conducted by Daniel Long of Art Media
Services in Huntington Beach.
Rea,istratfon is $$0 for members, $30 for students and $75 for non-
m embers. For information call 476-l057. • • • A program for those interested in 1tart1111 a bHlnus will be 8: 15 a.m.
to 4: 15 p.m. at Republic Savings in Santa Ana. The program wtlJ be led b)
Orange County SCORE.
Topics are marketing, site location, acquiring capital, record keeping.
advertising and legal procedures.. Fee is $20. For information call
836-2709.
• • • • The May m~ting ofOru,e Conty Woms Networket"1, an affiliate···
of the National Association ofFemale ~ccutives, will be May 31 11 the
Cookbook restaurant in Tustin. The evening will start with informal
netwcnking at 6 p.m. followed by a d1nner and a program b~ Dr. Stephen
Mason. lecturer, author and teacher.
Prepaid reservations are required. For information call Dr. Leora
Baron at 786-0093. • • • How to oblabt private ecamtJ IPdiaS will be discussed with owners of
small-to mid-sized com~nies at a symposium June 6, in Newport Beach.
"Meet The Funds.' to ~ :4 5 p.m. at Le Meridian Hotel. will
feature national experts who leprcsent venture capi tal funds.
Sponsors art Cruttenden & Co., an Orange County independent
investment banking firm: Riordan & McK.inzie, a law firm an the area of
venture capital and leveraged buyouts: and Arthur Young & Co .. an
international public accqunting,firm.
· Among the speakers are Jvan Momtchiloff. chairman. 31 Corp.,
Boston; Marun Orland, president, AMEV Venture Management Inc., Bill
Shelander, general manager, Japan Associa1ed Finance Co., Amcnca n
Ventures Inc., San Francisc. o: Bryan C ressey, general pa.nner. Golder.
Thomas & Cressey, Chicago; and Nissan Boury. managing director.
Warburg, Prncus Ventures Inc .. New York.
Advance registration fee for the symposium as S 75 per person and S50
for addiuonal compan)' representatives, or $95 at the door. For
information contact Beverly Meredith at Cruttcnden & Co .. 757-5700.
AT & T's largest union
authorizes strike
8yJOHNKING
All'YMrWftM<
W ASHJNGTON -Members or
AT&T's largest union voted over·
whelminaJy to authorize a trike if a
new contract as not reached by
midnight Saturday. the uni9n said
Monday as negotiations entered a
critical stage.
The Communications Workers of
America, which rcprsents about
130.000 AT&T work.en, did not
release a brnkdown ofits nauonwide
strike-authorization vote.
The International Brotherhood of
Elcctncal Workers, which is ncgotaat·
ing Jointly with CWA and represents
an additJonal 40.000 employtt1. is
conductini a separate vote. Strike
authoriutton is expected.
Amencan Telephone &: Tele·
graph's contracts with the two unions
expire at 11 :59 p.m. EDT Saturday. A
company · ~pokesman said he was
hopeful a new, thrce-vear agreement
would be reached this.week and there
were indications the unions might not
immediately call a strike even if the
two sides remained far apan at the
deadline. "It is routine for the rank-and-file
union members to gjve the leadership
such authonzataon." AT&T spoke ~
man Herb Lannen said. "It doesn't
mean there will be a strike. We look
forward to a hard ""eek. a chellenging
"eek of bargaining and arc still
optimisuc that a_ settlement can be
reached with ttfe unions without a
work stoppage.·· ·
A CWA statement stressed that a
stnkc "is only one ofse, eral taC11cs to
achieve a fa ir contract... ·
Among those tactics is a na-
tton"A 1de labor bo~cott of AT&rs
long-distance ~·ice, a move the
M'HAT ,\.SE DID
unions uy will cosl lhe company upward~ of$ I 0 million a month.
Tbe boycott plan calls for the
nation's unionsand related organiza·
taons. which predominately ate
AT&T customers, to temporarily
switch thcil· lona-di1tancc calls to
non-union US SprinL The unions
and the AFL-CIO also hive said they
will urge their major suppliers to
boycott AT & T as well.
If AT&T and its unions appear
close to an qrttmenl, the un1ons
likely would aarec to negotiate for a
day or two past the contract's expira-
tion.
If, on the other hand, the two sides
remain far apart, CW A Pre ident
Morton Bahr and IBEW President
John Barry have the power to decide
whether to strike immediately or to
imp!ement the boycott plan in hopes
of prcssurin.g1 AT&T into con-
cessio ns.
Althou4h negotiators have been
meeting since March, AT&T bas yet
to present a formal offer. That should
come early this week.
Union officials have said the two
sides remain far apan on three majQr
issues: employee c<m!!lbutions to
health insurance, pay and job secur-
ity.
"At this stage. AT&T has yet to
seriously address issues of concern to
our members, particularly the issue of
employment security," Bahr said.
"Management is pushing a package of
sweeping, unacceptable medical c uts
and other proposals which attack
~niority."
Barry issued a statement promising
unity amona the unions. which were
bitter rivals at this stage of contract
taJks three )ars ago.
TRADE " .... ". tathc Carla· Hall~ arc uraina the
~nl ao name Kvcral countna.
inCludi• Japen, 10 tht bu list. 'JMy
•Y f'atlure to IK't would ntk a
protectioniat b9cltla$h an C'onpnJ.e
But MK'hael Boalun, the PttSi·
dent's ch1tf economtC ldviKr. and
Budett Director Richard Darinan
have countered that taraetma Ja~n.
America's closest i lly an the Pacific
would be harmful to broader U.S.
intCl"C$li.
Boskin took the dispute ~blic
earli er this month when he warned
that U.S. effons toretahate aa,ain'1 ill
trading paflncrs cowd park a trade
war and lead to a worldwide re·
cession.
The C'.abinet-~I Economic Pol·
NEW YORK (AP) -l"-lollowll'll 1111 shows the New Vork lodl Eit~ l lOCkS afld warrants lhal have gone UP I IT)Oll!nd down ~motl beMCJ on P«c:en of en.nee for y.
No MCurl,=t I Mi ng oetow U °' 1000 :r. .. .,.. .
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DO NS iame~r.~='~pf l :~ = :r· S ns nowr • -~ 4 sin Union • -'• s Wl'!'-•CP ~ -I . 9 ~~nrouP -•
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7' 7' Market continues rally -
credit markets.
NEW YORK (AP) Mav 22
t.dv•nced Decllned
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I By CHET CURRIER
""'~Vlltll.-
NEW YORK -The stock market
pushed ahead despite some early
selling Monda). struggling to extend
the rally that has carried it to its
highest levels an more than a year and
a half.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials. which surpassed the
2,500 level on Friday for the first time
since Oct. 13, 1987, added 0.92 to
2,50~2. At one stage the average had
been wn about 10 points.
Adv cing issues outnumbered de·
clines by about 5 to 4 in nationwide
trading of New York St~xcha'nge
listed stocks, wath 833 ~95 dov.n
and 486 unchanged.
Prices of Treasul) bonds. which
move in the opposite d1rec11on from
interest rates. gamed as much as S 10"
for each $1 .000 in face value.
That all was· seen as pos111' e for
stocks. Falhng rates mean less com-
petition for stocks.. from an1crcs1-
bearing securities.
ln addition, ·analysts sa}. the~
reduce the perceived chances 1ha1 the
economy will ha,·e to go through a
recession.
But brokers also noted that the
market bas come a long ~a) an 1b
rally since Ian November. when the
Dow &ot as low as 2,038 The~ said
some traders tnoved toda) 10 l·ash 1n
on tho~ gains.
¥nch,noed 01•1 u\Ji('. New hloh_l_ New low1
'\·st: I.EA BERS
2 New l'llohi 1 Ntw 10w1
NEW YORK (APl-Sales, 4 p.m Mon· day price and net chan1t of the lS most eC11ve New York Stock Exchange lu ues,
1racllng nellonall v el more .,an 51 N•rN V LHtC"9. Avon PrOd l,111, ~ +2'-' RJR Hid pf ,1Cl, 'I• -'I• GenE.1~1 I' ~ -• Amer T&T , ~ + ~ To Ulll , , 1/4 + ., IBM , , I ~.. -11~ Texaco 1, , 'I> Tr!!'KoExD l,17 , 9'~ +~
AtT\E•l>f' l n . , ~
mUhB k 1 , " "'
14
Volume on the floor of the Bag
Board came to~5.0I million shares, down from 242 I milhon Friday,
Avon Products led the actl\c hst
and rose 2:Ya to 34h on conjecture 1ha1
tbc compan). which recenll) fended
otT a takeover bid b> Amwa) Corp .
m1&ht become a target for other otTers
~ftrc~~p 1'1·~~: u~ -f ~ ~lrcleK • '· ~~ 1 4
~1011e1lro I. ~. '• -1 ~XJlon 1_, L ..... 4 + 1' \ .\SD..\Q Sl '9'1 .\R \
w~ the Iota was . inflated by
pr m tradin linked to ex piring
o lions and st k inckx futures. -
Nationwide, consolidated volume
in NYS~listed issues, including
trades in those stocks on regional
exchanges and in the over-the.
counter market, totaled 222.25
million shares.
The dollar rose sharply in world
currency markets Monday. That
prompted strength in the American
Compaq Com~ter.. which 10·
troduccd a new h•&h·powcr desktop
personal computer, climbed 311 to
87'A. International Bu ane s Ma·
chines, faced with that compe11t"-e
development, dropped 11/4 to I 09' a
DOM JO\E.~ .\ \ ER\Gt:~
NEW YORK(AP} Flntl Oow·Jones ll'&e<'r Monday. /My 22 •
ft ~~n fm"13 2~~'3 ,~e;-.30 ~oa'b'I
1~~1'~
fndus Tran Utlls 6S Slk
, 11Js06 11u·n 11s ~a .Uf.1.06+~. tS6lT m .• , r.2.16 ~·~,, 2!~: 7, 4,
.)/, ~I
American Family fell I to 16. The
company said it was looking for
sccon~-quaner operating camangs
per share to be Oat wi th the com·
parable period last year. and pro-
--------------. JCCtcd lower results for the full year
than analysts bad been estlmatinit. ,_ETAl .. S PHl('t:s
Bank of Newport
. todt Prire Quot~
Ba rringer, Ryan
& Co mpan)
Member NASD/SIPC 760-0977
The NYSE's composite mdex of all NEW YOflK 1AP1 SP01 nonr..r-metal Pfic.
its listedcommon stockspined.42to ~-9'16 ,,.,poune1 Hv eo-.. ljl0(-11
179.34. • MOn
Standard cl Poor's industrial ande' =: s,' ~:f :-=:, u~~~ "'°'
rose .33 to 369.09, and S&P's 500. monlllMon
k . . d 7 l.A9llll J5-l6 c.n ... pound stoc composite 1n ex was up . 4 at DM·1Sew1u1poune1 -.-.. 32 l. 98. "" .. m e IHlllS w.-~OID,.. io I i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii••iiiii;;;;;• ..... · " 10
Handy' ...,._ ,°"'Y 4e'IY °"°'·1 .._ • '5 1ot I* lfCI)' ot.. ~ eom.... IPOI -Mon •
No Time for Lunch?
Try Marcello's Lunch Buffet
Al ~~?.~th~~r~a~at $495
llefcwy . Q 10 oo.t.120 00 pW 71 IO -..... "°"' ~ • $505 00-UOI lr0)'41. H Y fCOIWec11 ,,....._ MM 30 HY Mere 9POC 1* ltO)' C1L ~
LONDON
PAlllS
GOl.D PRl(·t :s
$69$.00 ,..
$69$.00 ,.. .,,, ..,,., ,..,..,
~Y • Sicilian Meat Roll & Roteli w/meat sauce
T\.lSOAY • Ribs Cacciatore & Shells w/meat sauce
WElHSOAY • Meatballs & Mostacc1oh w/meat sauce
•ROUND TRIP FROM LAX ..... SUBJECT TO CHANGE
THURSDAY • Lasaena & ~ ..
FRl>AY • Deep Fried Fish & "'8ton1 w/mm sauce
11502 leeah llvd. (81 .....,, Huntington lwtl IG·llOI
"Art of Flavo,_,.
CELEBRATIONS &:}UBIIATIONS
SUNFLOWER travel
1525 MllA VllDI DI. UST sum 1oa
COllA MllA.L CA ft626
171•191741H
1 vlL TV Cp 2' t -t J '(f)l~ire Oii ~ -~
7 ~g~~ tt= ~
Rtitene fl ~·"'~ =-1'~'-W1tUn of A ~omdrelnl ~~~~ ~=rl') 6 NewmontGOfd "• -l'h :l 4,
4
10 Council, chai~ b) TreatW)'
Sccrtlary Nicholas Brad). fMI oa lhe
i11ue MOftday. An ldmin ... 9daa
sour~. who JP()ke on the coftcliUM
that his name not be u.d. _... dllll
lush pcnonallr ~ ahi ..._ '° hear the conftictint arau ......
One o ption rcport«!ly undtr con· •
•1den1t1on would be to nat'fO'llly
t.a.rttt ctna1 n ltlde practi«t in JllJIUI,
India and Bru1I rat)t(T than ao antt a •
lonatr ltst of trad1n1 abuses.
The Spt('ific pncti«S rcporttdl).'
under conlidef'llUOn ancludt J1p1n s
rtfusal to buy Amcncan-made satel-
lites and supercomputers and ns
restnctions on U.S. lumber impons,
Brazil'i 1mpon-licensin& practices
and India's restrictions on forcaan
investment and foreign insurance
companies.
OH l P' \'D DOM ''
NEW YORK (AP> -The followlno 1111
1Plow1 Ille Over-the-Counter •Ioctl• and warrant• 11\el twive tone ue> the ~I 11'\d ctowr.1 the rnosa based on r:>ercent Of Chenoe f« MondeY
No MCUl'll!:J.=lno o.tow n 0t 1"4>0 ".,. . · 11 Ind percen ave die~ 1rt f"-dl tnce belWfff' Ille prev ' CIOS no or ce and Mondav~at Ot Pf'lc•
, .... 1·k8~. 4~ \11 uo .
16'h 0uo · :i.. u:
IV> t Up ~ ~ Up 1 1\.'J UP 1 ·~ ltt UP l~ :z 8~
If.I UP 1/~ UP
'I• " UP ,,... If.I Up
11• Y,. UP '12 ~ Uo ~ 'I• Up 3 S· 16 UP
,,,., 114 UP I
S '.~ Up . l~ ~ 8: '~ u UP I ;
..
IUl lO H l\I
Andon the .
Seventh Day,
they rested
51.1< chys shalt thou labour. and do al/ thy work:
But theseyenth day, thou shalt not do any work.
-E:todus
Lord, l he lrvm~ Co. 1sasking for trouble on this one. The
company throuJh Its proptrty manager Donahue hn~r is
threatcnUla to impose fines on the merchants of WestchtT
Plaza who-want to close their doors on weekends and
holidays.
In the process. the g.aant lando wner nsks battles over
rchg.aous freedom, motherhood and 111d1v1dual hbert) And
right or wrong. the no uon that the big bull) is once again
leaning on the little guy will be hard to dispel!. For some
reason, an image ofScrOOJC comes to mind 1mmed1atcl).
The com pany 1s takmg pain~ to avoid seeming like a
, godless robber baron wor!haping at the pagan altar of the
almighty doll a.r. Already. The Irvine Co. lets the merchants
take a ~ay otT on Christma~. Ne~ Year's, Easter and
Thanksg.avrng. And a compan) 11pokesman said it even might
be willi ng to allow the merchana to close on Labor Day and
the Founh of Jul).
But the propcn) manager sho wed no such w1lltngne .. !l to
com~rom1sc on the abbath. Donahue Schriber -Aant'i
consistent opcraung hours at WestchtT Plaza.
Thou shalt sell on unday, tbe merchants ""en:
instructed. Apparent!). the alternative 1s 10 ta the on Monda)
The merchants face t1tT fines 1f the) don't bov. to the
com pany rules
W hile several merchant., fi nd Sunda> profita ble • .other.,
don't. Some find ~lhng on the Seventh Da> palatable. others
place more value on other pu,..uats, like God and famil).
It seems almost unAmencan for a landowner to msa\t thl'
shop keeper keep certain hours. especially when unda\ and
holidays such as I ndcpendcnce Day arc '"' ohed ·
But a closer look reveals the landowner has Amerllan
ideals at htaft. Many of the stores' leaSt-s contain clause\ that
g.tve The Irvine ( o. a percentage of the.profits.
It seems lake simple economics. The longer the\.\ l'.,td11l
stores are o pen. the more the company makes
Of course. the equation doesn't include such fa<.'toro; ac,
O\.crheao. employee morale and lack of customerb.
For example, Ha lliday's 1s never ~oing to sell many men\
suits on Mother's Day. And someone s mother as bound to be
angry because they arc working ll)rng to sell suits ra tht'r than
spCtding lime with their mom
Someone ought to e"X plain to The Irvi ne Co that making
mom mad JUSI doe n't pay
0 ·1·111·:H \ 01c ·•:s
Soviet defense motives
Imagine that l ' S. defen~ policies "-ere decided the: wa)
~' 1ct pohc1e~ are "-'•thout public debate. congrcss1onal
oversight or pesky cntacs
Were that the case. the adm101strat1on could turn c' er)
anns economy into a propaganda coup. T he 1990 dcfcn~
budget, for example. proposes to ret&re naval warships. pare
back m1ss1le-defensc rcseach. cut troop strength and dela) the
Stealth bomber program.
Everyone knows this 1s being do ne to sa\e mone} Rut 1f
this were a closed oc1ct), the expedience of the cutba<.'k'>
wouldn't be o obvious. The president could stand up 1n 11ome
intemauonal forum and dramatacall} present all the~
rcducuons as a grand sacnfice for world peace.
That" wh} ifs best to hold the applause o n Mikhail
Gorbachcv's peact 101t1at1 ves. including his late t otTer to
urulaterally wtthdraw 500 tactica l nuclear warheads from
Europe. a.cncrous as these gcstu~!) ma> appear, cha net s are
they arc prompted b) economic necessity or shte'-"d poltucal
calcuauon ....
Gorbachev·s more scnous overtures should be taken
more seno u I). of course Ha proposal for reducing and
equal11ing conventaonal fon:~ on both sides of the Iron
Curtain 1s promising It addressc the fundamental que llon-
1 tnc v1et Union w1lhng to dcm1hta.nzc its economy and
permanent!) abandon the theat of fo rce'>
When that qucsuon ts ans"'crcd. there'll be no need for
gues\·\.\ork about the real aacnda of the Kremlin.
Tll~ T•C'Oma, Jt°•d .• Morolltl N~w1 Trlbao~
Parking meters
Tha t reliable benchmark of urban eittonio.n. the paa k1na
metcr.1 be1na updated new parli.rng meter invent«! by the
o wner of one of the larie t park1na meter manufactun:r
would sense v.-hcn parkcraam'-e. alert the police 1f1hc) do not
pay when parlona aod , through use of an e lectronic C>e.
auto matkall)' return the meter to zero when a custo mer
lea ves.
That would destroy o ne of the few m caicr v1c tori of an
urt.n park.iDJ 1ucmll1 ft,tltcr -the d1 o'ery of a meter
with umc o n at. Thole arc the m oment for which any dn,tr
wall
h could m ake life m i$Crablc for 11ckct-1 uet\, too.
beau.JC wnh the tn tallauon of the meter\ the numbcn and
pcrcentaars oft_llcplly parked cars at an) g.r\,:en ume ~ould be
known almost msi.antly.
Tbi1 is one of those amen iue th11 causes one to doubt the
witdom ofprC>lfCU. Parltina mctcn have done m uch to ruin
iredicional downtown ahoppma centers. an part bttauK
municipalities tttm to lake · this aspeot of lheir law
· cnfon:ement d utid so .Cnousl.). I maai nc spend in, mo nc)! on
a device that makes the coUection ofparkfoa fi nes just that
much more foolproof. I nothma •crcd?
~ANGE COAST ....
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.. -............
• Tu.day, May 23, 1989 A ll
Marcos'
influence
• worries
Aquino
l
ly ROHAT H. REIO
"'--.. ,.,. .. 111-
MANILA. Ph1hppines -Presi-
dent rorazon Aquino's response to
Ferdinand Marcos' lllest<beahh cns1s
bches her claims or a stable 1ovcm·
ment and shows the nervousness Wllh
,.-which she still ...,1ews her ousted
predecessor
A belated Mother's Day
tribute for modern moms II •
Th1\ 1) a belated Moth er''> l>J \
m bute for all the mother., whc>
deserved the: b1ggc\t, mo\t lragran1
bou4uc1. the mo!>l stnlul bo\ of
chcxolatcs. 1he mo!>t <.'kg.ant ancJ
lovma t.ard -but didn't get 11
Because )'OU .UC SO rufly L'U bet ).Ou·U
cHn un d<.'rttand "h1, 1h1.-. tnbulc 1s
I.lie .ind will forg1 H' 1i .. tJrd1ne.,.,
Th1\ 1) wha l )l>U gl't ~nu kn<>'-'. for
being a non-gl•nc m mother Face 11
Whistler'\ Mother }OU .11n'1. kiddo Wh~n )Our lrnh 1.lf'>lnhc )OU 1'11 IX't
the) mt"nuon the dc\tgncr JCan\ fir-.1
-the 'it.\ h.in\Jk.ip .1n<I thl' gn:-at
\en~ ol humor I ht') ought tn know
the) lt:\tcd 11 ullen t:nough
M ) bc\t bat kh.indcd motherhnod
compliment WJ\ 1hc 1n~np11tin .on
001..· of m) fa,ortle hool\ ."Ju\t m\
lull e-.Cl)OOC cl\e gets a Ollt'
mart' r1.•d housc"'1fc for a motht'r JIH.I
I ge1 J JonathJn I 1" ing,ton ~.igull''"
The point I'm ll)1ng It mal.e 1'
\.\ii) our mothering \() d1ncrent th.H
our It.id don't rcc;pond to the 1~p1ul
fa!>hton" Pl·rhap\ lhc:' don't hu' into
thc &u1h 111p~11\.1CI\ 13\\0n thc:m with
"\lothcr\ Da~ · I h1n k atx1u1 11
perhaps the) honor )OU Jll l"~ d,1'1-\
b~ hc1 ng sut h '>fX'ual 1x-upk
I lo'e 11 "h1.·n the tclc' 1rn>n
cameras 11.xrn1 1n on an Jthl<.'tc ~ho
has JU'it made J '>C'n.,a1111nal pla)
\\ h.it doc\ he tl o • I fc uadi;c; .i h1g
c;rntle. IA.J\e\. Jnd then \3\\ "H1 Mom' ..
\II lht· mon" "hCI 11.i11 .. por11.·tl
chcern<.I .tnd 111 .. p111.·J thc11 11\\fl JUl k\
should )hJre th.11 grcl'l1ng '1can
ou~I>
Ho'-'C'1.'r all our kid' 1..in't be.·
SUJX't\IJr'> I'd like to ~} 1hant..~ to all
th1.· n111m' •who II.cpl a po~1t1 \1.'
outlool c' en though their lids ~er<'
the runt~ or the nertl\ ol thl" team
\\ 11 h lou r '>On\ I'" c \oil through
hundred~ of game'> 111 .111 th<" )pon\
The doc.. !Or\ WI\ e\ ~l·med to huddle
lt>gcthcr Our \UO\ "1.·rc nn u thl·
'>lar'> I rnuldn 't under'>t.ind that "c
had unhrnllcd '11.im1n "1mplcs.100
\.\hen the brother'> gc:t togcthC"r
the) '"ompla1n thJI I la' orcd John !he
mo'>t bccau'>(' the) 1. ould hl'.H me~ 1.·ll
·· \ dnllJr 11 \llU ,SCI a hit" :in,! I nc11.·r
wt•nt thal h1fh lor lhl'm
Ho" lan npl.11 n no~ that at lhl'
1irnc John nn·dc:J 11 rnorl' H" tcrrnl\
ui.11..h l Jlil'd him .. m1n1·huhhlC' "and
wuuld '"''· ··1 .. urc: )wpe '"u ut'n \Cl' Oll't lhc net In thc tune 111u .ire ,1
K"01or · L Ulil-il) lhq J1dn'1 ha"c tht·
\tcrrnd, rail' 1hcn
Juhn tl1d o,p1.·nd hour\" 11h h1<>dad'
m~1lc1l hool ' .rnd If\ to Jl 1
nond1al.int J' h1.· .1,1..1..•d h1111 "h.11 hc
thoul,lhl ahl >l!I gr 11w th hornrnnn
~nmt"da) I hupc numhcr tw n \OO,
Rob "111 1cll me 11 ht' ha' e1l·r
lorg1 "t·n me IL1r the \um mer h1'>
Jun111r ( 1fl'JI Boo(..,grnup 1111nrd with
a nta .\na group r ht' C.,anta .\n•
group "antt·d to \t:l" ''hen: ··tinnk1n
lt\td .lnd ho" thC\ 1hough1 M'
ifOUp haJ nl'\Cf lx·l'll \\rth hlJll
ch1ldn:n hch•rl' .tnd wcn·n I '>Uf(' lhn
rc.ilh "·•nt1.·d lht: l\ptrtrnu~
f ht' lir\I tx111l.. we J1...._u,wJ ".t'
Rubin"'" C ru'>Cll' \h gmup kit 111<·
\\Vr'>t thing ''J" bc.·111g al11n1.· .1n1l 11w
~an1a \na ttruup \atd h11w lu1k1
( ru\11(.' wa' 10 h.n t \tlOK 1~·.iu· arid
qu1l't rht•n \\l' ta ll..n\ al'-!1ut . I n
tla~ '.\l· l11ugh1 th1.· 11\d n~h"
mo,emcn1 .111.11\1..·1 .1ttJ1n lllo\hl in Ill\
II\ 1ng room
.\t thc end u l lht• \11111011..·r I thought
nn kid' 11 n111h1nt1-1.·I ..... · lr.irn1.·J "'mt
~0<.11.t ba,i..1.·1~all 11111\ c' and thC' ~ant:i
.\nJ k .lJer ~1d lwr group ~onlilkd
that not all "r"p"rt hon kll'' were
lC:n\ort'J
In add111on . lherl' hJ\ to ht· ii plJu
111 hea\<.'ll fur motht'r\ w11h <>on ~ho
wllcl t '>nnll'~ I'll nc' er torgct 'ht•
bla11n~ \urllmC'r da) 1\,n·rma Htllt.l•r
and I 'lpcnt 10 the dcllCn w nur ~on'
lOUld go COllC\. lln& a\ .l h1rthd ' lfC<ll
fhc bo)s wcrr CC'>Wtlt. over their
haul It v.a rw1 until we unloaded the
irunk that "C' fuund out !hat 11
1nduded a pregnilnt \1dcw1n dC"r who
dch,crcd on the "a' home
1 hen thC'rc w.1, the time a \n.ilt.e
c~a~d unJcr thl tOt' board 10 m\
bathroom J nc,cr kne" hu" tu
p~re &Ut'lt~ tor a pornhlc tn·
rounter oftht -.,111henMt" kind
'\nd th<' hirth ord<.'r 1' \O untair tu
i.·,J, I ne1 cr l'tiuld tt"ml'mhcr lht'tr·
right nJmC' '"I often tailed them h\
numl'ler Tht·H"' ahe number one.-~on
Nurnt11:r 1w11 \'I\ tnc5 harder and
nurnbe• th1ce dl)('\11'1 II'\ al 1111 Ptt \
the ban' numlxr tour "liow Jrm 1n
gradualr 'tho11l ha, "'"~ 1h111
~l1gm<1 n\ hJ\ Ill¥ J pcrfC'\ I grad<' poinl
Jvcroagt I It ddin1t1.·I~ get' rc~pccl '"
Jumc' ~ IJ
.\ltcr all 1h" I guc~' \llU arr
"un1.knng hl"' I m.1dl· out on
\flllhl·r·, [)a) \I\ l\.\t1 ·11~h1
hr a1 ned .. , hilJrt•n made a tu'' lhl·
aw,> ·kn hr.nnc-d · ,hrldrcn d1dn'1
Two 11u1 ol four 1sn'1 had
J•dlr Hr•thu 11.,r, lo Nrwporr
Brad ud b .s btta m•,• w of tli••
ell>
Student protesters in China seeking
rights they've never experienced
In an off-d.ut} morning 1n Hang·
chow punuma Mr Nixon nbout on
his histoncal tnp to \hma 1n 11172
four JOUmilh ts ~I out toward the
ma~etplacc for a s1mll We C4mc
upon a lmle onc·womnn "and "hett
embroidered handlerch1ds were
be1na w td 1 eddy White trotted out
his JO.year-old \h1nt"\t' to corncne
"11h the ptett). m1ddle·agcd s.ilc~ "'oman, a l int d1KUr'll\ e quesuon
uddcnl)' Ja.mc' Mi chener broke 1n,
and he v..as all business While
translated (or him
"Do )OU have In) ch1ldrtn.,..
"YC1, I ha\e a bo) and 1 girl."
·:How old 1 )our bo) .,..
·~teen :·
'What do ).OU "'anl him to do when
he aro""s up. · "I want him to do -Aha1c,cr
C h11rm1n ~iao v.ant\ him to do"
"But ,,.hat do YOl wanl him to do', ..
"Whatc,cr ( haannan Mao ~.nts
him to do ..
"If ha.1rman Mao a ~cd )Ou "'hai
)Ou wan1cd )our n to do. v.h.a1
would )OU II) T' "I "''Ou"1 say. 'I hope 1t "",u pJeuc
Chairman MIO that I v.1ih ham lOJOID
lhc People's rmy to conunut lbc
ttrui&Jc 1p1n t &he tmpt!tih ''' .. Tile "~nt ,.as v1v1d u' tbc mind
•be!\ on Thurtdi> one saw and heard
the itle"' ion ~poncr irttide 1 hu•
amoi:thc proto.lint slUcknts an 1:
•• t Oo you want lO do "'bm you
finW\ «hOolT' OM boy lft hi• late
teens .. u ed.
"I want '° be an ant t. Maybe 1 •ntcr.:' • To aoothet' )OU'll man, .. nd > u'!"' ,
.., qnt to M" -ili&ht Mak -...
JP."
MaoMan'
AM i.btft OG TltYndly 1ktt QI a IMCU!. bet•-a .... t leiilleiUd Zheo )'a"lo ... liMXalOf to Mao
T~ 'at ---.n O( a.t Com-.... ran, .w mo u Prtia; 11w
pc mlu ....... bra ••tr 1 PYCft ,.,.. • ....._ ...-ct hett
reacted with \la" h a"c l h1\ \tu·
dent. rcprcscn11n1 the hun,er .\tn~cr'
bcJ.iln b} rt"pm.ll h 1 n~ I 1 PC'n8 tor
be101 lollC'
The student lht"n wcn1 on1t1 a'k Im
acnu1nc neao11 llOn\ rhc: premier
rtpltcd th3t unit\\ the student' rt'·
tre3ted there "ould be "choo
"or\C e'en than the c ultur I Re,ol
utaon ·· The \tuJen1 k . tlcr w ada-
mant. rc fr11n1ni onh frnm 1.01c1n
one ol 1hc \lutknto; mo\t emphatic
demand\ namel) that l 1 Pens rt''"'" his office
That student ncrded to be helJ)W
"hen I~''°' th<.' room , \O \\C11u~nC\I
"'H he b) h1\ fa\t. Ht wa. ~turned
either to the ho\p1tal or to the
U'tnche an the midd le' of T1a11anmcn
\quarc, "'here h1stor) 1~ ~·"• wnttcn
u resonant!". one Pl'I)'' &J the
h1 tor) that "'a ""nucn 1n Pan on
the 14th of Jul)' v.btn the Ban1lle v.a
O\errun, or 1n ·~o,cmbt-r o( 19'1 •
¥then the\.\ inter Palac:e v. stormed
pnt moniopn-rain c:ame dov.n,
ou~ousl) untca nablc. and the
httr force of 1t d1 ~•pated the
protc t1na ('rO\Jtd , but not for Ion
The)' \\(rt ba k? eTolccl1n1 lhem-ttl~" from the ra.1n i fury 1 best the}
couki.
The h narr ltl en.. pro tratt on
the pt\lcment 1n· the center' of the
• tqu.are dtd not mo~e.. c'~Pt thoee
•ho weft taken on trttchen to t~
9'oepw for anuia~cnou fttdana,.
The dclcp1101u .. -.lked throuah
the tel'*' C:UT)l fll. t.nMrt. aH ot
lhcn1 calirta fOr rd ormtnt the I)
ettn. Mucb was iPolrn about "cor·
l«tlt\\ I' 111,lftH\
rupuon," v..hk:h is an otra0 uJco-
loi1 al 'tee on the scale of the
1ffi1c11ons brouaht b the com-
mu nists to 1hc t'h1ncse people u
\C\11\1 a.s Tamman) H1U up apin t
the Holcxaust
And ont>studcnt leader,.td tllAt hL\
IC1Jon dad not v.1sh to O\crthrov.-the
lummunist Part). the m~I> want·
ed k> reform . 11.
o. the) d not ha'c an cxph It
proaram or reform . v.h1ch ts \\h)
they ro h out for S)-mbohc ~fonn .
the re ,,nation of lv."O of the pnncapal fiau~ 1n Chi~ oflietal hfe. Y..'hat·
e'~ then happeni. China mu.st t'C
d11Ttttn1, the\ 1n\1\t ~nd as the
tudcnt leaden cry out \tt tth one
'0' c, cxhtbllll\I a dei1rt forthl' kmd
of frttdom thl') ha\C ne"l'T' t\• ~nl' cd, one tS danled with h pt.
O ne 1s remanded of the one attat
hne of the Ruuian wnttt Uya
Ehrnbura. "ho v.:rote. "lf'thc whole
w.orld v.ere to be CO'fC~ With
uphah. one day 1 cl"ICk. wouJd appear
111 the He>J\a.h: anJ"\n thll crack.,._ -ould~ow." • ,., ...,,., h . ,. I ,,. a.•wt , f
On Fnday, Aquino said she would
not allow the ailing, 71-}ear-old
former president 10 return from
Hawa11an c'ule to die in hJS home·
land.
She also sa1d the government has
decided for the lime bcina...apanst
allowmJ Marcos to be bu ried tn the
Ph1hpptnes
Aquino'5 Lautton 1n de.alma with
Marcos 1s well-founded, considenna
h1s supponers led some of the Sill
coup aucmpts which rocked the
JOVemm~nt dunng her first two years
IO po\l.Cr.
But since the blood) August 198 7
auempl, the &o"cmment has .con-
unuall} boasted of 1ls st.ability. It has
pointed to two straight years of
economic 1rowth ra tes above S per-
cent and to numerous surveys show-
ing Aquino's conunucd populanty.
Government and n11htary spokes-
men claim the communist rebels are
lo "'I strcnath. and that Marcos· follow1na has bttn rt'du~ to a core
ofa few tho usand fanatacs.
Recent rnlhcs b)' pro-Marco
aroups.. mcludlna one Satlmlay near
the prt's1dent1al pa la~. have attracted
onl ) a fraction of the supponers they
once did
"Marcos ts no longer v1c"'cd b)
mun)' F1hp1no) as a threat to tht
"quano JO'emment.'' wrote Aqumc
crt11c N1nc1 Cacho-Ot1varcs an \ht
F11tp100 puhhca11on Bu.sine World
"f-cw believe that he or his wife 1~
lapablc of makina a poht1cal come
back ..
Apan from •"'o"'ed Marrns suP-
poners. few chalkn1c quino's de
u s1on 10 prt"ent Marcos from com
101 b.ack ah\C
But 1n a soc1ct} that tends to forg 1
'" leaden' past 1nd1scrct1ons
prc,cn11n' a former pre tdent from
be101 buncd in his homeland ha•
strud. man) as short-s1&)\tcd and
\ tnd ICll \ ('
'The rcfu~I 10 let hrn1 be bunccJ
hen.· duC' 10 state scxunt)' " bound tc
pr""okr mort' rontrO\t"r\):· saad the nc\A~papcr '\ial.na. "'h1ch tron&J>
oppoSt"d \iarco\
"One wuuld hate to thtnk too 1hat
.&,qu1nv "'uuld be' ~o stubbornl>
um.han ta ble a' to 1uin down a d)tnf
man·, la\t rt'Qucst ncn 1f. as he
pr"babl) bel1C\C!.1 the man wu the
~Ing le b1&gC'\I l BU\C of ht'r
" 1dow hood ·'
l\qutn(> \ hu\band Benigno
.\quano Jr . WI\ lain 11 Manila
a1rpon 1n 1910 momcnto, after return-
'"' Imm 1hc L n1tcd States 10
ch•lknit.e 'vitrrn\
"It 1s a no-v.1n s11ua11on tor
Prc"dcnt .\quino and her ao"em-
mcnt If \he lecix to her frequent
\tA&tcmcnti. that her '°'emment 1s
tahle and Oc\ond the rcach~froups
d'etat, he has no cho1~ but to allow
Marco" and his fa mily to come
home · ,.rote commentator Luis
Beltran m TtK-~ianila tandard
It appc~~ "qll1no's auuon at be~ on umcnunt~ as to bow th~
pubht: "111 react to the death of the
man who ruled lo~T than an)
Ph1 hprine prc!>1dent
\lthou&}l Marlo,· follOWlna has
dw1ndlC'd hc 'illll evolcc dttp and
oflcn n1ntrad1 Ion emot1ons in an
A\1an ~x 1Ct) thJt 're PttlS autbonty
but harbor" hmcr memoncs of ciat\t
)'ta" of mania! la""
On 1-nday. 11m1d reports Marcos
m1aht die at an) time. new~ orpma-
uons '-'ert' flooded ""1th alls from
bankcn. llffic1 1h. and ordinary
F11tpmos a tuna af the former prna-
dcnt "a dtad
vU"etl'lmcn1 official have saad
pn".atcly the admanmnu1on could
face the 'pttt« o( counter-dt-moD·
~tra11on b) both anti-Marcos ld \t
and pro-Man:o naJ\MtS 1ftht former
pm1dcnt' boch "e~ ~turned '° the
Philippine~
That v.ould encou Oi)pOl1t1on
aroups from the le n and naht and
d1scourqc forc11n tn"C1tors unwdl-
101 to put their mont) in a volatile
countl')
tread). qucsoon.s ha'"C been
ra1SC'd by commcnt.aton and pOH-
llci.an about the M1bili1y ol lbr t
Aqu1no ldm1nt1tration tft tlllli.Uof
the Apntll .....-inat1on hcftOf'U .
Army Col Jama "Nkl •• Rowe
Commun1 l rt I
As a tan of u~nty, .._.
pnccs dl'Oppt'd 1 l;:JMM.ntt ·FMily • lhc Manila lOC'k ~..., a
of the Nm« Marcol Md ...... ,
died htaDCll IOUl't'CS -8d ....
.aie\ty bu)U'I "P dOlml flw tlir 'daitb w09N I..,
Uftml ind dqHM thr PIM'INliae ~~--:r,-· Jed <ti of lftOft)'•uty, -.a. -a•
bU)tQI dolla" .... ••
mpontt.. lO • ....... ... ...
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A12 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Tuesday, May 23, 1989
by BU Keane COURTER CULTURE by Maratta & Maratta
;
"One thing's for sure, he'll
never lead the league
in handwriting."
MARMADUKE
, .. ,. ll•u •'~•·• l"'W: S 23 . .
"Don't give me that 'What? Who. me?'
You know what. Mr. Who Me!"
PEANUTS
l'M SORRI/. &VT "f'OUR
SUPPER 15 60IN6 TO BE
ELE\IEN SECONDS
LATE T0!1116MT ..
• GARFIELD
1 HATE. If WH(N MVP ~ILV5 lJP ON M'T' FEE'f
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down thtfe
too l~l
ARLO AND JANIS
SHOE
by Charles M . Schulz
ANIMAL Rl6HTS !
ANIMAi.. ll,HTS ~
,l JUDGE PARKER ,~ .
~
by Jim Davis
,
...
FUNKY Wll'fKERBEAN
TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan
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DOONESBURY
..... --
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by Garry Trudeau
I
by Bertl• Br .....
by Jimmy Johnson
-by Jeff MacNelly •
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
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OBVIOUSLCJ I I 'VE
BE€N VANDA&..IZED eJ.J ~ MEMBE.R5 OF iJ.fE' FOO'fBAL.k. 1EAM .'
TUESDAY. MAY 23. 1989 1 :J
Magic
NBA's
MVP
lyMIKEKAHN
Jilkel<lt<ttr ,,._. Se.-.
...
INGLEWOOD -Amid 1he glh?';''
.glamour and shornp scampi lunch-'
eon at the Fabulou~ Forum Club
Monda) afternoon £.anim .. Magic"
John!lon won his second NB.\..Mm t
Valuable Award.
Nearly 3.000 miles to the ea.st. )OU
could almost hear Michael Jordan
and fans howling foul.
Jordan did de.,crvc to wtn. too. And
that's the reason Johnson prc-vatlcd
.\II things being equal, Johnson 1s
~otng to get the nod where the wnters
and hroacasters nreconccmed. He got
my vote and there are veral reason
"'h> beside the fact ballottng took
place before the playoffs began.
'What he d~ o oatstandmg-
you onl> wish >-OU could do some of
1hings he (Jordan) does." Johnson
s.a1d .. He pla)S tn the air. and J play
on the floor ··
That's pan of 11. Magic' feet arc
aJ"'a) s on the ground, looking fo r-
" a rd toward l'hamp1onsh1ps. He·
"'nn the M\ P l"-O \ean a o and
Jordan "on la\t H'ar He d idn't
c\pcct to ~\In 11 th1<; season -but he
did First Team All-Sea View League baseball selections
Standlfte. frOftl left, a.tanda High Coach Ken MIHerd, K1tanda'1 Gebe
Jav.-, Tust1n•1 Danny ••lr•r, Saddte1Ntdr'1 Mllre Alroyo1, Tu1tln'1 Krllc
Grove, Saddle1Mtdr·1 George C.nhaM, Tust1n•1 Monte Jones IMVlt), Tustin
Coach Vince Brown. Kneeling, fr om left. Estand•'s Jason White, Coron•
def Mar•• Greg Haeck, E1tanc1a·1 8111 Gomea. Tustin'• Sh•wn Green.
University'• Dave Dieter, CdM·1 R••• Torkleson, E1t•ncl•'• Mark H•rtley.
· 'I ou loo!.. .u 1 Paine!..) Ewing,
\l..eem Ol.\Ju~on. and Dominique
\\ tlkms and thC'fl ther<''s the man
v.ho 1f the HHtng wa talcn dunn~
lhe pl.a\ oil . \\OU Id ha\e \\.On:
·Lady Pirates net a cle?Jn sweep Of things
. '
Johnson ~1d ··I'm talking ahout the
man 1ii { h1cago. M1chnt>I Jordan.
He' ha\ inf. a \Cnw1onnl pla)OfT
H<' 'h1gh·lh1ng. )ou can Stt hewanl
· to lend h1~ team to a Lhamp1o n h1p "
But Jord::in d<X·sn't figure to get It
dune He ha' taken 1hc mo\ie to point
gu.irJ from h1 natural bootin&&\13"1 po~1t1on \\.Cll .\nd hl· gtts more tha·"
h" \hatl' ol ,\<;\1'il'I But all of th1
Joi,n t htl' c the 11npad on the Bulls
that '-tlJlc has cm Th<' L.tkr Jor·
dan°'1.tb1ltt\ help ""teammate" get
open but he dl)C;'ln't ma._C' them
ht·ttcr pla'l'r\ the wa~ Johnson d~s
Details. details Jantcc \1aran Md
been ured of people thro"' 1ng stats
·and Mones and figures 1n front ofhN
face Apparcnll). Maran. the Orange .
Coast College "-Omen's tennis coach
1s rcallllng now JU\I how 3maL1ng her
program has become.
Things l'amc together rot her
bnlltantl) O\Crthc .... cd,cnd fur the
l..ad> P1ratcsas the\ "on 1hc1rth1rd
consecull" estate c hamp1onsh1p and
fifth 1n the past "seasons
What made th1<; l.hamp10Mh1p
C:\tra~pccuill th:uOCChnda monopol~ on the boatd..tn the double•
final ··To ha' can all.Orange Coast
final is incredible ... Maran ..aid ... It.,
something )'Ou drcarp about ..
Juhe lat tel) and "'lalahc Hasungs
deftatedt"'ogals lhC) '.ve pla>cd with
and gone to ~hoot with all )'Car-
Mon1ca McLui and Donna fwmg.
f,IHI' 'POH I'
Vikings".
Barons
shooting
for moon
Despite the O F's best efTortt t"-O
unset LcaauesolibaJI teams man-
aaed to move on to the S-A OtVJSIOn
quanerlinaJs th•~ Thursda)'
Bcfo~ we mo"'e on lo tfie
sun.1voB, fi~ta t1p oftheqp 10 the
Huntinaton Beach 01lcn The O iler\
"'ere tuck in the ¥r1ld-card bracket
where theyqu1tldyd11patchcd
CyptcsS, 1-0 Then thc0 1Jcnhad to tra..cl and eta> top-S«ded t Joseph The
01lcn sho"'ed that ne1tcr·ta)~be
5panuhat eJUsts II\ the unset Leque
andpveSt J~pharun fort1$
money Thc01Jcrscamt upon th<'
v.-ronaendofa 1 -0~orc
Meanwhile. Manna took advan-
tqcofuhak)' stan b)' MaterDc11n
the nnttnn1n1co ore t•o runund
the Vi~i• made lhe most ofthow
¥i-1nnina. 2· I. Many felt Mater Dc1
... as capebk of pulhna offthe upscc.
but tht V1k1np ~re 1bk to pre~11l
and now must tra1tet to (8CIC founh·
lttded Thousand Oaks, which 1~rt
1 ?A.S markucomP111°td to Minna's
t9·9.
This bas bt'Cn tomelhint ora
dratn tcaeon for w Vik1np b>
&ak.int thc Suntct lat~ and bat.ma
Mgefstake
shot at Yanks
.., · S. 6·2. to" 1n the double!> lltle
The Pirates \latnhamp1ons ti"e
of the pa-.1 \1 x )'ear\ I tht·~ m1 .. sed 1n
".86)scorcd I Op<»-nt\ 1n ">arat~ to
"1n the cro" n "h1k < 1oldcn. W e'll
Jnd Mode to\harnl runnN·up
honor.,\\1lh fi.,.e
Plus the 1'1rat\'\ '~ere up 101hc1r
old tnllo.\ last lhur,lla' tn the '>ta1e
dud tt•am linal ag..i1n\l ( habot 1hc
bc\t from 'fonhcrn ( .1hfornia "111·
ntng S-0 tore\ la1m 1hc banner ()( {
"On ~late dud \cam title in 19 I. '114
• 5and'87
()o()<. {. "h"h Jl\o "on thd>JJI
In' 1Lal1onal team 111k.ind shared II\
trad1t1onal confcrcn(c champ1on.,h1~
.....11h Goldt·n West this )'car. made 11.1
dl.'811 S"'l'CP In . 9
And "hatad1fft•rt'nl.ea lo,o;can
maJ..c Orange Coa~t uppt'd 11\ dual
match rl~1.mJ to IQ.~" 1th 11~ '1c ton
Fo untaJn Vattey t~1ce.so don't count
01,11 the V1lunas.As lon1uChnsta 'Y ork.e manages to wreak havoc on the
bascpalhsand Willa Parchencon·
tinues to fires trikes. Manna ha.sas
aooda shot 1s1nyone.
For Fountain Valley this has been a f ru1trat1 na )ear. E"el")one was P\Ck·
1n1 the Baron to win the whole thina
(not that the) sull can't), but Foun·
uu n Val fey ha )'Ctlo acl. With
i!lJunes to ace sophomore pitcher R~
R1et, and the bats 101nacunousty
silent. Founuun Valley managc<J
"only" a co-champ1onsh1p 1n the
unset 1.u&ucv..1th Manna
Ho"c"cr th1s scn1or-dom1natcd
team did notah c up The Baron ~on
thtir Lutpmcofthe )tarap1nst
Hunhnaton Beach and took care ofEJ
Dorado 2-l an their playofl opener
Maybe '10~ that the pres ure is off.
andtl\e""1e1'pc('lallOnlM\.C melted wmcv.-hat, the Biro,, ma)
cmcrtt.
ftnl, thouah, thcy wiJI ba"e totet ~t tttond·tec<kd Riaktti. a I..() w1nnero,erCcm1 'Jti1hc1t1 own a
2'·2 rtt0rd and the)' SCI to host the c:ootcM.. to the Barons ha~ tht1r-.ork
cut out for them lo the 3-A Ot,1 ion tw<>Jurpnsina
ttam hook up in ttt0nd round
,,,.. ..... a.s.s/all
\,C,11,,C 111IH11
0\1.'I ( habtll h\.'lorl" h\0Jd1ng to
~1ratog;i. hut" a Hen t hJ{ k 1111. .irt h
v. hen Golden\\ ... ,I "on ll·' 1n J Ju.ii
llld It. h l.t'rl month
• J he bc-,11hing 10 h.tppt.•n lo l" th"
)t.'Jf \\.1\ 10 lu~ tu{ 1ollli:n \\ e\I ,,11d
\laran. ··\l. e'1l' \lH. lo\c 111 ahtl1t\ .1nd
lo.,1ng1ha1matlhga\eu a\p;ir~JnJ
11 helped us to get a httle toughl'r
The) JUSI needed thaJ littlr sho' l' tv
Ix· better.
··So look1na back on 11 I fl"<'I real
good about that los~ and I'm real
proud ufthe~ g1rh Jnd ho" thn
t.ameback
"'\\c reah1ed "e lOuld get bc.·.11 .\1
the time. 1n thl' q1n c1>m1ng hom .. ·
!from themntr h ) I rl•mt·mbcrtl'lhn~
the pla\cr~ -and 11 v.a\ a long. tough
match -lhat ma,lx· .... e .. an ma~ .. • a
pos1l1\C th1ngou1 of1h1\ ··
Po\t\IH'., fhe' \"11\kd upwllh
huld">on Par!.. Plall·and ~l3rd"'. lk
.. "> ''h1kd1.:antn¥\'\\"l\~~l\.h out ··1 hi\
''tun." \hl' ::tdlk\I 'T H· nt.'H'r "'-"\'11
l'll'-' tl1 h•olo. ,\l \1,11' bu11'll:npk l..l"-'P
th rm~ 111g th .. ·111111 Ill\ 11 t 11·,
\ \\ 11111r ·•
( )( ( \OOh olhl'I Ju.11111.11\ h ''"'
t hl.,\t.JI "·''''"' hllit \'JI \Choul { Jl\t.ilt. I ullt.ttnn \1 11.111 ,du.11
m.111. h 11.'llltJ .ll < H. ( \lllll' r .. ·u11d'
""\.'!\' \jll hq;1110lllti II\ I '17!-I ,,
I~, l ~I ,,~,,, '>h1. h.1,~·\·n lh\ ,,,,, h
\tO\..t..: ·~
~faltl'r) ITICJll\\ h1k. "·IHklt'Jl\'d
b\ \fo<l\ \I\), I 'nn I kn1.kr,on 1n thl• ~iJtl \lngk' li11al 1. ' f,.~ h11t tha1
".1\ not .1 'urp1 I\\' \ttll l' I k 11d\'r" 11 .1
B'I l llJn\ln '"Jtd to h.1q· lx·\·11
head and \h11uldt·r.. .. on, t' tht r\·'t
Dcann;.t< k'l'landand f kna
tt1nh. ex ( '\11111\ \ .... 11 l~\hnw.n
\\efC J"tl tl1\\f11t1\\ l\l.Ll 11\ thl' 1'11J\1.'\•
\\.\\\."l haminon,h1~ dn' C'
0 < )1.111.il ( .,,,,, < 1•lk~l' l11oth.tll pl,I\
\" K 1. 111 ~h Keh I\ .1nd Hnan
( 11.1•ttt1. h,l \l' ll\JJl• fl"\ \."llt l'Oltlllltl
1111.·n1~ to l11ttr·H·.11 '>1.hool\ c'll~o1~1.·. a r unn111g h.1d, """ kd •hr
l'11Jt1."' f;i,1 ~·;i"'" "''h '' \ ru\htnj'
\JIJ\I \ ''•''l'l.lj'\ ll\ I \.dff\ and lhl
!Plus• s•~ OUNN/821
In fohm.11n ., l3\<' "'II a pla)er
m;alcs one LUl the hall 1 there for a
ba'lle1." Ph<X'ntx. uns lorv.ard Tom
< hambcr'
"The fi r'>t \t'ar I v.on 11 tMVP), I
a;i\c 1110 nn father .. Johnson said of
th~ I Q~i'· "":..rd l h1' 'car. I think I'll
~crp 11 fo1 m~ ..elf '-obod' else W1l'
oul then: running l.tp' for me ··
lie 'hu1..l-led about that \tatem<"nl.
. but 1t ""\.,.true' John<;<>n, ~Q. J01ned
thn:e·llmt· \1\ f> I .im Bird as th<'
vnh pla\cr' 1n !'18.\ histo11 to shoot
Q() pt-n ~nt or O<·ttC'r from the free
throv. hn<" 1111d bC'llcr than ~O ~n:-en1
Imm tht' ticld 1n th< 'ame ~ason
Monarchs, Seahawks _square off
• Overflow crowd
expected for top
CIF 5-A attraction
ly ROGER CARLSON
Of ... 0..,,-~
Tht s1.1gc " set for toda' ·~ l,C'( onJ
round c IF ... .\ ha~ball rTmatch it"'
Mater Dt•1 H1gh's '°llo 4-">t~
Mona rt h~. ~I ·5 and ngelus l raauc
champ10M at I -9-1 Ck:ean \ 1cv.
the un~1 Le;tauc'\ 'lo 'entl"\
h's rankro <'fater Oct fint\hed "n
4) -. unranked (Ocean \ 1c~ m.1n
aacd to ict into th<' "othtn" arl"a at
the end of the n-1ular St-a n
It's a match up of one of the mo"t ._,,.... ,._-.., L.-~...,...
rq.arded pitcher) in the uthcrn Meter Ders aobb" fclre1. uon cTon\ Pena of Mater l>e1 1 '
pin t up-and~om1na wphomore
Rand) Karliner. at lea\t that'\ the 11gcirnst (Xtan V 1e"'
assumption Rarrt"ll "'n n't there a la t }UT. he Thert·s no a umptmn ~rdtng ~a\ huS) scoutmr Dla'mond Bar that
the auna..:t1on CkcAn \ 1cw High·., .tltcinoon. but the fi~t· tar coa h
· fi eld. wme-.i.hat t)~ical 1n that knov.s all about 1t
u uall) 1\'c. \Cl') difficult t.o cram .\mon the ~an View returnee
mon: than 4-500 people around a h1&h arc \tC\<' and ht brother. Dan
hool diamond. v.111 ~ o"erflov.rng Hcrnandcl. ~ '
for the l 15 start s for Mater Oct frahl el and Pena
"We're 1ctt1n1 e"c1tcd."' q1d return. a v.cll aH·atcber Robbie le
Ocean \ IC"-Coa h lC\e Barrett and slu r Jor Ctt.:ca.rtll.a.. atnOt'll
"We've put in !1 hnlt bit of e'tra -others.
tc&ll l\I. bt1n1 1t s lhe onl)' pm~ .. in C1ccarell1. who had tc\'en hom~
to•n. We e~pccl qu11c a few folk\ runUUJUntOr. ~a collared that day,
There arc the onl) thrtt S.A entn~ and aroundtd into a pme~nd1na
fro m Orange Count) lcf\ amona the double pl•>· lckc -...ent I for wt•fl
\6 su~1"ors of \he fi~t round. hut· the Mona«:hs' on\\ RBI
C\'Cn 1f u wa n't the "only p mt .. tn a \'1cw ad' anccd to today'
town, they v.outd need c\trl 1t1n p mc vo1th a 2-l v1ct0t')' at Be"trt
Toda) 's winner meets rt"ad1a. ot Hill m the .S..A o pcntt 't)Pic:al oflht
Art'adt&s ,!lost t~). El Dorado of aha"" • trcnath -';olid ·dtfco:Mc
Ptat.:cnua 1n Frida)' s quanerfinal\, and pnduna. and tirMly IUntfll.
Th11 lS the rematch of one of the al1ho1.1ah not o"crpowcn-.
19 campa11n' b1; upttt -"-hen tater Oct ldvan(al With 1 10..2
Ocean Vttw knod.cd off a hcr1lc.l d .. rout of lo"& BHclr WellOft. 1-.0
Maler Oct team l-1. t)pical.
Mater Oct Coach Bobb} \~ke" 'Pena. a n over~n• patdw,
ch<>te IQfO v.1lh Bn•n Frankel a )ca.r 1mrrovcd to 11 -1 and tM ·M1 r p'u
.,o. hOPne lo ~"th.a tee. h na. tia.-~ut '3h1t 1•1111 .... •of• 10me~ \ •tl the~n1tt Mt the • Uttt-ason tmuns """'' cbamp.on..,tp. 86bb) lct..tt wa ~
But Occaa View p.ck.cd away and aboUt ht\ Maner. but Ille .,_. "-
mt tbfft umes keyed b} • t aftcrJ-60pt"*'t .... Willaa.•
nan hoMet from ae~e Htmandel If\ 1fnoth1ftt.!lw. ,_. """*· the fifth 1nn1nea~ Din ault)' madt ,..._ .. aAM&W /
'' 1&and up to onunuc ao upttt trtnd ~the Monarctn.
In ·a.s the Mon.Mtht wtrt IOl>-lttdtd. ran Rd u dtf ...-'s bnt ·
With 1 .24--2 mark. aftd a » 7 Ocan
VtCW dub uacked iMfta Gft', 4--1 ,
)'NI lllO Matlf Dei ... tM NO l .-wnhall·l~'TMI. .....
.. ,.., todly·, llltnC ......, Dei .. ""' 2
over the put thfft llllDM. but 2
-Or ... Ooe9t DAILY PILOT/ Tu.day, May 23, 1989
Morris suffers
first home defeat
against ln~ians
from The Al.Iodated l'ress
Cleveland beat Jack Moms for the first time e ver in
Tiger Stadium by hitting four home runs in the first three
innings, defeating Detroit 7-3 Monda~lght.
Morris had a 23-7 lifetime rccor entering the game
against the Indians. including 15-0 at troit.
Bud Black, 3-5, allowed threc·runs and seven hits in
7111 innings and Jes e Orosco pi1ched I 1-3 for hts first
American LeaJue save.
The first four hits off Morris, 2-7, were home runs by
Brook Jacob>. Mark Salas. Oddib1e M.fDowell and Pete
O'Brien. .J
Moms. who began the season with a six-gamtt losina
s1rcak. allowed seven runs and six hats in 21/J innings.
Randy Bockus. recalled earher in the da) from the Tigers'
Class AAA Toledo farm club. and Frank Williams
finished.
Twins I, Blae Jays %: Jn Toronto. Allan >\nderson
p11ched a li\e-haner and Greg Gagne had two hits a nd
sco red l\\ICC as Minnesota beat To ronto.
Piniella
has talks
w ith Jays
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Rose asks for, gets 30-day delay
By RON ALD BLUM
NEW YORK -Pe1e Rose's re-
quest that baseball postpone 11s
hearing on h1salleged gambling for 30
days was granted Monday b)" Com-
missioner A. Banten G1amatt1.
Giamattt, in a terse, one-paragraph
statement. did no1 explain his reasons
for granting the delay. which was
asked for last Fnda). The heanng,
required b) bascbatr s procedural
rules. had been scheduled for Thur~
day in New York.
"I have toda) granted the 30-da)
extension requested by Mr. Rose's
counsel." Giamatti said ... '\s a result
of their request. I have reset the
hearing date. Thr hearing date will be
on June 26, 1989. at 9 a.m. in m)
office."
Spokesman Rich Levin said the
( Ol.l.l .(11 1 II \,I.II \I I
postponement "'a~ granted ··1 n thl·
spmt of fa1rnc!>~ ··
Rose's lav.}er~ did not return
telephone calls left a t their offices an
Ct ncmnau and Da) to n, Oh10. The~
have been quoted as sa)'tng tha1 1fthc
delay was no t $rantrd. the) would go
to court claiming 1ha1 Rose's right 10
due process was bcang denied.
In Ctncinna11. Rose declined to
speak "'ith reporter~ at>ounhc com-
missioner's action and closed tht·
door of ht~ cluhhousc office to
· prohibit entf) pno r to Monda)
night's game again!>t St. Louis. O n the
Reds' radio prcgamc show:Rose sa11.J.
"We think 11's fatr. I'm &lad the
comm1ss1oncrga"c us anothermonth
to get our act together, so to spea k."
John M. Dowd. the com-
m 1ss1oner's pec1ol c.:ounscl. deli vered
a 225-pagc repon o n the allegat1om. to
(11amma11 un \la~ Q along"' 1th \l.'H'n
'ulumcs of c' 1dcnce T"'o da\\ latc.""r
G1amntt1 SCI the hearing daic and had
a cop) of the report drli "cretl tu
Ro~·., attorncH
RcuH·n J Kati . a RoSt· la"")er. ~1d
fnda~ that baseball had gJH'n lum 60
more transcripts a nd intcn-1c"'~ .\J
d111onal time was required to Ch\lu:ih·
the C\ iden c an<l prepare for thl'
hearing. Kat1 s81d
"I do n't th ink 11·~ unreah!>t1c to J'~
for30 da) s." Ro~c ~•d Friday "The)
took three monlhs and ga ve• me two
wecl..!>. I don't think our rtqut:~1 1~
unfair:: •
Baseball's invci.t1gat1on or Ro~
began tn m id-February afte r a former
associa te approached the com-
m1ss1oner'\ office "'•th allcgalton!>
that the C'tncinn:u1 manag<'r had bet
on baseball
Stanford misses NCAA playoff bid
MISSION. Kan. (AP)-Two-time
dcfcndina champion Stanford was
passed over Monday as the NCAA
handed out 48 bids for its 43rd annual
Division I tournament, invning Ari-
zona State, last )Car"s runner-up. and
seven Florida schools.
"It's always tough )Vhen you have a
ti.ro-timc defending national cham-
pion. They finished strong, but the
bottom line was the overall record,"
said Gene McArter, head of the
NCAA baseball committee. "They
dua a hole early on and wercn 'table to
overcome it."
Stanford. which won nine of1ts last
10 pmcs, finished the year at 30-28
but posted a losinJ record against
Division I compctit1on.
Jointna Arizona State in the tour-
nament are trad1uonaJ po~ers Tcxa ,
making 11s rccord-sct11ng 3S th ap-
pearance. Florida Stale (or tbe 27th
time: Southern California for the
23rd lime. Arizona for the 22nd tame,
and Oklahoma 1a1eforthe 2 l st11~.
First-time pan1c1pants "'ere Cen-
tral Florida. LeMoync and Nicholls
State. In add1t1on to Florida State and
C'entral Florida, bids "'ere extended
to Sunshine tatc schools 1etson.
South Florida. M111ml.rlonda and
Jacksonville.
Play in all eight reiions btg1ns on
May 25 or 26, w11h the winner
moving on to Omaha, Neb .. for the
College Wo rld Scnt'S. The rea1 ons.
sced1n15 and m1uchup · No<lllfft.1, •I W•l~IKlrv. CO"f1 No I
ArllanMt "' No 6 LaMovna, No 1 A.rlrqf'a ~lale
the staff and a maJor rcuon for the
ROldrunners' surpnSIJllSuttc and
whythcyarel4-4.
Irvine, which 1s leeded th1rd,1ot
off to a terrible start at 2-~. but Coach
Phil Ounmeyerwas not concerned
11yina, "thrttofthott lotes wttt by
one run and with a httlt luck we could
ha'Yc been 6-1. h'1ju1t a matter of time before our bits wakntp."
Well lady luck has been milina
evtrsinceon the Vaqunori. who
captured the South C'oast lna~.
trvineeaaily took CIR ofMayl'a1r 3-0
to run iurecordto 19-7.
Oncoflhe few 1pon1 theSouth
Coast Laaue teams have not domi-
nated has tittn softbell. But with Bruftdale only beint •sophomore.
and DUnmeycrat the helm, lmne
mayaddanothcrbennerin it1aym
and twt a new tradi&ioa in thalO\ath
Coe.it.ape.
..
w No S Georo. we~. No 3 l!llflOI' "' ,. • Penn1vtvallll
AltenltC 11 Ta l\a»ae, Fii No 1 F1atlO. Siii• .,, No 6 Rtoer. No ? CletnSOll II~ No '
Sttfton. No l Sovlll Flor>da vt No ' AUOutn e .. 1 at Gtll'fl.,,ille, Fla . No I Miami (Fla ) "'
No ' VIilanova; No ? FIOflcla .. , No s I••• CarO!lna. No 3 Cieorol• Tacll .. , No • C9ntral
Florldl
$oulll •I Starkville, Miu No I MIUIUIOlll
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Jacll1onvt111 "' No ~ lf1dl•ll• State, No ) N«tll
Carollna "' No. 4 Nknolls State
Central •• Col .... St1tton, Ttit•• No ' THH
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M ldWt\I •• Auttln, Tattat No I Tu .. "'·No
' New Ot'leens. No ? Olltalloma S11tt "' No $ S.m li<>lnlOft SIBie; No ) $oullltrn Callfonle n
No 4 Wttlenl Mldlloall
Wttl I ., TUKOll No I Arl1ona n No ' E•tltfn Ktttl\ICllY. No 1 0.lel!ome Yi. No s
Loyel1 (Callf ), No , CalllOfl)le Sl•lt LOftt .. Kii v• No • Hawaii.
w .. 1 II at ''""° No I WIC'lllll !lift "' No 6 Pof't .. ncl, No t Fretn0 Slate "' No S Notre Demt. No 3 MkltlNn .,,. No • ~°""
A mcmbcrof\be Irvine Nova
Aquatics. Kai>'. bu been swimmina
competitiVdJ for cilbt years.
"The twimmena&lft1dlnl dl'9
camp aft the top J 4-yea;~prts 1n
the nation bated on 1988 ~oounc per(~" Mid campclffte1or Lyle CampbeU. l'he Silver SdK1
camp" the leCond in a four-year
tncki na prQll"lm for thric swim-mers.
• ReccnllyaJirll~lqUed took pan in a 16Uclndlr11Ur-
umen1 iD c.arito1. MBDallM.,... IW'tetaoalhetam~,~
Eute from EiUcia: """"Lump. kins, &laacaa; Lellie ........... Woodbridild M1U. Sortill0., Marina. Tie CDIClb ... o.¥il ~. b\hbunUdSortino1nt6e
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SAN FRANCISCO -Two men who _. ..,.
aufrercd bean failure runnina in the Bay to _r __ _
Breakers race, including one $lived in a
dramatic eflon by fellow runnen, were in stable
condition and doina well Monday
A 46-ycarf?ld, whose vital Sl&nswerc gone when two
doctors amon1 the 90,000 runners Sunday happened to
joa by and save his life, was ex petted to be moved out of
intensive care b~ mid-week and rc~sed next week. said
St Mary's Hospttal spokeswoman Janet Sacvitz.
The man, whose name was withheld on request ofhts
family, waslyinaunconsciouson his back in lhe m1ddk of
the street. his face already blue from lack of oxyten, when
Dr. T<?ni Brayer and I?r. Ro~rt Dobro~. internists at San
Francisco's Children s Hospital, saw h1m. -
"It looked hkehe wasaone," Bra)'ersaid. "He looked
bad We checked for vital signs, and bt> had none. No
pulse and no respiration."
Brayer administered mo uth-to-mouth resusc1uu1on
to force air Into the man's lungs. while Dobrow began
sharp, urned blows to the main's chest to compress his
hean and ptlih blood through his "ems.
Lakers resume against Suns
INGLEWOOD -James Worthy was ----
\Cr) offensive in Los Angeles' senc~ opening • .,
victory O\ er Phoenix, but he says defense.will ' ~
be the key in the Lakers-Suns NB.A Western ----
Confert>nce showd~n.
"Both te•ms respect each other and both teams arc
prepared,'' Worthy said as the Lakcrs prepared for
1on1J!tt's second aame af..llu!.._best.=0f-J scncs, ALthc.
rorum. J
"It's aoing to be a defensi~ series ...
Wonhy scored 32 points Satur-
day IS the Ukers beat the uns
12'7-11 9 tn the opener.
Los Angeles coach Pat Riley.
whose team split the regular-season
series 3-3 with the Suns, losinJ all
three games at Phoenix b) lops1ded
sco res. said the first game of the
Western C'onference cha mp1onsh1p
pla)'offs reaffirmed his respect for
Collon F1tzs1 mmons' team
""-e fo und out Just ho"' great a •gfc team Phoena' 1$.·· Rile~ said ··You
can't ha' ca lapse against them,"
• Pepsi-Cola Co. said 1t had signed Magic Johnson
to appear in 11s soft dnnk adven1•itng and promotions
Pepst said 11 Mgned Johnson t.P a thrcc-~ear contract
tt1 appear 1n a c,cru.•<, of telc' mon. radio and print ad' ll\
well as in promotions and personal appcaramcs /'on
tl·rms \\Cre d asclo,('d.
Slap shot for Flyers' Hext~ll
PH ILAOLl PHI'\ -The "iHL
suspended Philadel phia goalie Ron He,tall a
for 12 games \\1thout pa~ ne-.t ~ason for his l • ~
a uad. on Montreal defenseman C-hns
Chcltos J uri n& a Sta nle) Cup semifinal game
Fl)cr\ president Ja) Snider said the cluh com1Jcn·<J
the pC'nalt) C\CCSSl\C and \\OUld appeal II to the "'HL ..
Board of (Jo,emors although he, thought the appeal
\\OUld ha'e l111k effect
"It's ama1ing ho" the) Fl cheap run\ here
\\ alh, h11 ballers, errors The) "e bc.""en doing 1t to us
(or three )'cars no"' .. -Bo'lton "Aanagcr Joe
Morga.JI on the Oat.land A1hte1ics
O.J. pleads no contest
LOS ANu[Ll::.S -.\ctor and former ----
pro football s1ar O J Simpson pleaded no ~
contest Monda) to beating his wife at their '4..=Y
Brcnt"'ood home New Year's Day. ----
~1mpson . 41 . entered the pica to one count ofc,pou\31
hattcf) thro ugh h1sa11orne). Howard Wc:1u man. in We.st
Los Anaetcs Mun1c1pal C'oun, said cit) atwrnt:> 's
~pot..csman M1t..c Quall'i .
1 he pica 1s no t an admtS\IOn of guilt, hut allov. the
defendant to be Judged as ~u1lty. A no contc.""st pica allow ..
a defendant to deny g1.11h in another lcpJ procttd1na.
1mpson 1 accused of slapp1na. ._1d.1~ and
thrcatcn1na 10 kill his v.1fc, 1cole, an the New Year~ Da>
ariumcnt. ~ntcncin1 wa set ror Wedne$da) in West I o~
An&clcs Mun1c1p:1l tourt. The maximum penalt) t\ 1
year 1n Jail and 11S 1.000 fine
Great ~merlcan closing In
AN FRANCJ 0 -C1osc-haulcd Jn I
stron• hadwind•. the trimaran Great
American was about 600 miles $0Uth o( the ••
Golden Gilt> Monday af\emoon. on a J>al't' to
beat the I S.000-mtk New York-San Franc1 o rcto rd set
onl) three monihs aao by Thursday's Child.
'The yacht 1s damaaed, hav1na lost its forword mtun
most supportina wire and forced lo carry a tiny storm 11
on makesh1fi r.tay an place a b11jib-1tkr tryma to act a
compact cnJjnc to do the work of a V-
As of noon PDT. Georas Kolnnikovs, 46. of ra&ara
Fall • Canad1, had made onl> 150 mtlcs in the prtv1ou~ 24
houl"$ as h1S 60-root1 three-hulled boat tac._eJ nonh off
8ah11 Sebastian V1scaino, BaJa ahfom1a He and
crewman Su~ve Peucnaill were 73 days out or New York
It's .. JUll a matter of plul&Jna away to windward for
another 6SO miles.'' KoleJnjkovs earher tOld a reponer in
a radio contact.
Kolnnikovs· father, Roman.aid ht 50n needed the
20-2S.knot winds tie Wat ma>untenrw 1n order to keep
dnvlna h1J small sta)'tad -the only sail ht could carry forwarit of the masc intt he '°8t bit hcacbtay
N ,....,
MitMoft Conference kader •n pun tint
with a 31.6 ·~~. had• 5trona dctiftlopla)' all Divtt1on I school
lo•hen the Un1venit)' of\on·
nerticut.a Division I ttbOol in the YanbeConfttcncc. came up with
1tVliallruumsdunn1it1spnn1 ~· lk~""'' wasthtrc for
McKefvic. a lud:tr whc> wu n.an1N
IOtbtltholutic All·Amtria ttam. commuted to Nev Ida-Reno (Div" IJj, Mf Kdvic isa bUMMll di1))P11dfpointa~.
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LeRon Ellis golng~hopplng.
LEXINUl ON K~ -Kentuc~) ~
ba!.l.etball center Le Ron Ella\ announc<'d •
after a meeting "'tth the: school's athletics '
d treltOr Mo nda\ that he will not a11e nd 1he ----..... -
un1,ers1l) ne'.\t )t ar
Elhs talt..td "'1th '\thk11cs Director ( M Newton and
\ports 1nforma11un omuals lxforc t.0nfirm1 na hts
deltS1on at an 1mpromp1u nt""s confcrenle m the middle
ol a ra1 n!.1orm out\tde Memonal Coh~um ~
The sophomore standout "'ho prcp~d at "Aate CX1
H 1gh in Santa Ana, said he did nol t.. no" "'hrrc: he "'1 I go
to \Chool for ht\ remaining tv.o 'cars of ehgJbthl\. H<'
pla,ed 1n 3~ p mes for Kentulk) this past sc~\<in ant.I
a'eragcd 16 points and~ rebound\ pergnme
Rams' Ekern, Guman retire
Linebacker Carl E~em and foll back
Mike G uman. stalwam for the }lams fo r ~
most of the 1980s. both have dC'Cldcd 10 '4.=>'
retire, the NFL team anno unct>d Monda) ----
The 34-)ear~old E'kern. a 13-year N FL \Cteran and dcfen~1ve captain or the Ram ~ wa) a SlA rter Ill inside
linebacker for the past etght susons.
He accoumcd for 100 or more tackles 1n four
different seasons and k d the team an taclde~ for th~c:
}ear\ He had a career-high 131 tackles m both 1981 and
1984
Last ~ear. he again '-"BS the Ram\ IC'ad1ng tac kler
with 93, wh1k itan1n& all 16 pmcs
On11nall)' o fif\h-ro und drafi choice by tht Rams o ut
o( San Jose uue 1n 1976. Ekcm wa rccogn1zt>d by ht)
pttr\ IO 1986 whe n he ""' \.OleJ to the Pro ao .... 1
With. hu. m1rcmen1. Jad1t> later and Ooua m1t h
arc lhc on1) current Rams ~ho Y.Crc on Los n&clC1' t 9"9
upcr Bowl squad
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K1n&1.land·~ 1~11mukoLSS61, ~h1fc ICl<l1n1offthc400 free rcla)' in
the tlltc final . Sht alto broke bn-
own Khool record In the 50bUtterlly
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•nha 1:00 09umc.
In ihcconkm\ccfinat Taklyama s-amlhe 100and1vidualmedltY, 100
and 200 fret and •on all lhm,'Thc bUu~rf1)'. howtvtr. is her bnt scroke. 0
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Golf, tennis fundraiser
The Double flevtn Club, a suppon
aroup for Anaheim Mtmonal Hospital.
will host tht I 3th annual Double Eleven
Club Golf & Tennis lnv1tational on
Monday, June 12 at the Mesa Verde
Country Club 1n Costa Mesa.
This benefit fundra1scr 11 three eve.nts 10
one -a "best-ball" golf tournamtn1.
doubles tennis tournament and a silent and
live auction culminating with a sports
awards banquet.
Event proceeds benefit "The Foun-
dation For Shanng." tht" patient am stance
fund developed at Anaheim Memorial
Hospital, the first not-for-profit hospital 1n
Anaheim. The fund JS designed to gn e
financial help to patients and families "'ho
arc not able to afford health care during
umes of medic-al need
For more 1nforma11on on registration or
corporate sponsorship opponunJt1e~
phone the nahe1m Memonal l lvspital
Foundation at 999-6060
Hardball players sought
Hardball pla)ers. 111 and o'c:r 11.11h rnllcgt.
i.Cm1-pro and profc.lll.QrulJ~iwrit>nt~ 1m hc1111
. ~uiflt fOr a flarJbatl UJguc in \JOIJ \na
Contact Da'r Sccbc-r al 61).~'<P tor furthl'r 1nforma11on '
OC Triathlon
Orpn11er\ 111 ttie lounh an1UJJI 1 >rangl' < ount> PrrforminJ. \rt\ C rn1a T ri,1thl11n urg<'
arra tnathletc:\ to hll out and rc1urn rnln lor Ill\.
10 The Cc:ntcr ~lore.-lh<' l."OU po!>!twn~.
includ1n1 rcla} ll·ams ar'c fillt'J
fhr llnal dc.idhn<' for rl·&15lra11nn 'PJH' pc:rm111ina. "liaturda\' Junr 1 from 111" m 4
p,m at lht' ( rHtal ( ourt \hopping "'nt;•r 111 ( 0)tJ \.fc'kl
The tna1hlon "111 bcsrn unday J.unc 4 .it
6 30 am on North Beach. v.11h a I 51.. \"'tm 1n
l alt' M1\\IOI\ \'1cJ<• folll>\\W h' J 401.. h1k, rrJI.'
aloof pan of tht· t~tl4 Ol)mp1l r11u1r .1ml
final ) a 101.. ru11 10 lhc fin1\h line
I or 1nforma11on un c:n tn 1111m\ ,all
!SJb Oli 11 .ind for mort-informa1t1111 Jbuut rd.I\ _
ll'am' lOnt.ttt I t-\lr\ 0·1 C'tir. at:!~ l J 'nn
Thr r.l•l' I\ al\o 'l<'t'~1ng 'oluntcl.'r\ to help" 11h rale J.t) \c:t:up. wlc:I} \ltlllOn\ 11m111~ JnJ
rl"'IUlt\ \tan lln"h hnC'' and morl.'
for more 10form111on about hnvnung a
'oluntc-cr phunC' th~ \ oluotec:r 11111 me at
!S-'b-0 I J
I . Hyman memorial match
The lnternauo.nal Ambassadon ~111 prtSCnt
the Sttond annual "Ao H)'man Memona1• Vollc),~11 Match" on Saturday at 7 30 pm at
the UC.I 8rt'n E'ents Center.
The match "11J feature the Japane<;t ''Ollc)'ball
team ''Oa1t'1 "the late H)'man's corporate tum,
pla)'1n1 the lntcma11onal Ambar.sadors. rhc A mbiusador team 1ncludtt past members
of tht' L SA Olympic teams and current
rot1c11atc AIJ·Amenca pla)ers
Ad' ance 11cke1s. priced at $2.SO for studentSi
$5. SO genc:r.al, :ind $7 SO reserved, may be
obtainrd at l 1lke1ron. the Bren Events Center
and thC' ln1cma11onal '\mbassadors offirc (SS2-7740) •
•
l)doption Guild tennis
I he \dopuon <•u1ld fenn1!> Tournament 1ht
lu&t)l duubk\ lourn.iment 1n the l n11cd Slat~·
will dd \kmonal "cekrnd I Ma) 27-'.!91 tor
lhl' prchminu~ rounds and June 1-3 tor 1hc
final\
Tht-1ourn.tmrn1 will ho\I b4 I 1r.1m\ in ~ :!
d1\1)1on .on\l\llOI ot men'\ women·\ and
ffil'\l'd pl.t}
fhe \Ill'\ ot 1he \1emonal wcekc:nd c.:ompc11
llon ""ill bt· Balboa Ba\ Rac.:quct Club John \\ .t)O~ rcnnl\ ( lub. ">few port 8<'ach T c:nn1~
C'luti RJlQUCI ( lub ol fr, ine. Park ewpon
T tnrm ( l'Oll'r '.ic~a Verde fcnn1s ct uh Jnd tht' ~lamoll llu1cl I t•nn" lac1hl\
1 ht· final\ \\Ill bt' pla>,ed ·e,clusncl\ a1 the
New lb1fl Jkal.:.h Iroru.s Ouh... -
'\JniM1on fur the finals weckrnd I\ SJ for
\aturda) '\ \rn11tin"ah and SS for 'iunda' \ti nah
Parkins w 111 he ut < nrona dcl Mar High 11ml
~hullll' bu\\t'\ will be iH.11lable
Marlin Shoot-Out
I hr \l\lh annual "C'\l < oa)t \1.trhn \hoot-
C>ut "111 Ile: h,·IJ on \ug I and 111 from b 10
a m t • -' llJ pm cJU th<' coosl of .\'a Ion nt'ar < ..ttaltna !\land
\pon\orC'll Ii> p;irt1.ipa11n1 hoat dcalc:r\ and
manufJl turc:r~ tournament proct'ffi\ "111 aid
tht• \011.'Tll.ln C ann·r <;oc:1rl\ Orange Count\
l nil' rr-.c.1r,h Wutallun and pat1C'nt ~r\llC
prt 'VJ Ill\
< lpcn tu ,111 'IXIO'>tlrrd \mcm.tn-madr bo.tl\ thl' \portli\h1ni rnmpc:1111on will de1rrm1nc 1hc:
winner b) a pc.>1nl S)~tcm ha\ed on how 9u1d.I) 1ram\ ran r3tt h end relc.t'IC marhn w11tun a 70-milc r.1d1u\
•\Im 1..-ofl s1x 1JI and tiartl\'quc 1ndudt'd 1n 1hc:
S: ''i cntr\ ll°•' "'" be: hdd at 1hc 'l;ev.pon llarlll.ir Stup~ard bl: tore Lb.c: c' rnt on Y. edncs-
cJ;t, \ug 16 lrom 6 lO-X pm ""1th an a11.ard\ .
bJn4ul't11n \unda\ \ug ~ 1a10 lOpm atfohn
1>11m1n1\ Rc:\lauran1 "her" "1nnl·r, will be annourn.cd
Thoi.< 1n1erC'stcd should trkphonc the \mcn-
ltln l :inlrr \Ol 1l't\ ·\ < >ran&l' Counl\ l mt al .. ~ 1-0-l41 or tr' rn "oS«:r at 671~61 CJ or
~"l)...N I" lo rl."\r1' e funht-r 1nt orma11on
Jewish leaders award
Ol)'mpi sold meda.hst Mart. lip111 will prcwnt the sccond annual ~Jewish Youns
Leaden 1n 1pons" award 11 the I01h 1nduc1mn ceremony ofthr Jcw1 h pons Hall of ramc un June 4 at the Irvine Hilton NB Sport!.Ca~tc:r
f"red RoUJn 11.111 5Crve as master ot ccrcmontt"\
Seven hi&h l('hool students will ~ hon~rcd "''
finalists rn the compc11uon, with one out~tand·
1n• stu(lent-athltte sclcued 10 relc•"e ,1 scholnr
1h1{' to stud) in Jeru~lem at the Ht'brt-"
Unl'Cl"ll) The students a11endcd 'ar1ou'
Oranse C"ounl\ h11h ~hools and ha'r ht·rn
seltcted for tht-ir uuh1a11d1na .il h1l'' cmenl\ in
pons ~hool and wmmun11\ lradt"rsh1p and Jewish ar11' 1t1t'S
The 1989 honorl'l'\ 1ndudt fa'M.111 "lugm.10
L.i Quinta Htgh \\\Imming, S1c'r l.appin Unl\e~it) High 1cnm>. Mark \talo. \ 1lla PJr~
t-1 1gh. \\ilc.'r polu.~hana \1r\erwn \\ ,..Jhnlll(t'
H 1gh, lt'nrm. Josh pt\ c:r ( orona del \ l.ir I I itth
\\atcr polo. Tob) l ll&er. unn' Hill' ll1~h .ro\' countr. and .\mane.la "hceland ll.tna 11111,
ti1&h, uos> loun1~ trade f ll l CI\ for lhC: OOOQUt't .tre SI llll h>I ;iJult\ :inJ
S l\ lor s1udt•n1s ag,.,_ I'·~~. \\Ith pni..c:.:d'·
supponin' rc:seardt .ind \\:hola1,h1p' al IOl' I k brC"w l nn1:rs11'
f or rc~nauons a.nJ rnorl' 1nt.>r111.1t1011 , .111
thl' Oran1'e ( ount) otli,l· at Y'.h-~'
Scott t o ho-sf camp
B)ron Sl.011 ol the 4lku !> "111 ho\1 J
)'OUlh ba~i...l'tb.111 l:.tn1p tor 'ht,,' and girl'
ages 8-18 at htanua High \londJ\ \utt
21 through 'iJturd.l\ . .\ug ~fl
f hc camp oiler. thl· opt1t1n l'' lL'l) or
OH~m1gh1 camping Jrh.1thi.:11htruuur) "111
lcaturc .in 1mpri.: !>I\ l' 11 .. 1 of' B .\ 'tJI"\ thJt
include~ \.1 tl hacl < oopcr l-.ur1 Kamh"
and Jam1.•., \\ orth~ ''ho '"Ill g , t1.i~l.i:t
ball pom1c.-r\ JlhOlugraph\ .111d .1utog1.1ph'
to tho~ on hJnd
In add111un to a \\lTI. 111011 .tnd till-, oi111
gu1d.tml' lrom 'K.011 .1nd till' lllh.:r pla}l'f'
all lamix·r\ ''Ill rl'll'l\l' .1 l -,h1rt j \J111p
photograph J .111\ lunlhl'' .1 rx·r,011.il pla~er protik L''aiuat1on Jlld .1 •l'rtlli\,tll'
of compkuon <h crmght -ampcr1"111 tx·
pm\1dcd \\Ith 1hrl'l' ml·.11, a d.I\ Jilt!
lodging.
An a\\J11.h l1.·rrmon) "1ll 1akl' pla1.l' .,11
T ndil) ll\ J l.trt:\\l'll to lhl• t.llllfX'f\ l hut:
"'ill Jll>u be: .1 Pru-~tar\ ch.mt' h,1,h·tt'IJll
g,1mc dunn~ thl· \\('Ck k.11 unng I~ ~H \
pla)Crlt
Sponsor\h1p\ ha' l' tx·l·n l 'tahli,hl·d h•
hdp \.U\l·r the c.imp 1.u'to. tor undc1
pm 1lcacd duld.u:n . .\.n.\ _cam.pan, ""~
lo donate lunth to help '>J>On<.or the l3nlJ'
or sponsor an und,l.'rpm 1legt•d child \houlJ
con tat" Bnan \h I nanc) at h6 I -, t I, l 111
.t camp br()(hurc "1th an applilatton form
or for more 1nforma11on. phonl' l'>ttnna
Petc~at 661 'Tll"".
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Entertainment in The Burro Roo m
296 E 17th St . Costa Mesa 645-7626
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Gr•t •r•nnl1 "41ure1 to start for ••t•ncl• today at Corona.
BASEBALL :
From It .
"lha\eahun1.h (\1aterl)(1') ott
orlas may \tart the pmt'," Banett ~id ...
011" ~•11"11 y1wuu' 00<1·h II tc. m'I
"1th c:":cplto nJI drt' r.
Corona has rune n:lurnma '>tuner\.
and I~ lc ncrmtn f1om a 'c:ar aao.
wnh Marte r>cRU)ter(2 07 f':RM and
Bnan "noll (3 11· F-R \) the ltiJ1na
pitchers · ·
M°'t of { orona·t damage appear\
'o be produ\'Cd at the plate
Out fielder Kc' 1n \\ adc and pitcher
J•n 1cr SunentJI h had I J doubk
ra
Cal Worthiqton Dodge
11~ Suzuki
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Plan A ror Ocran IC~ WH to h3ve
Brc.nt Woken 10 fi,c lut ff1.dll)' with
Karhntt m 1)()1n1 up the hn I tv.o,
ll' 1n1 <Atan Vic" the chan ·ch> ta11 Karhncr u.xla>. hopefull~ for fht",
then to hi\~ Wo"-en m pup
that's hov. 111ppea~ to be ~t. bot
1 6-foot-~ kn-hander. Jim G -ahnc).
couJdal fi&ur before lhecb) 1 O\Cr
~or°'-~an Viev.. a )ft11n1 to Barr u.
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''R HAYE A LOT OP COMrlTITION .••
MIT OUR RIBS D0N'T1" . a
Jn a}..·\ ond round match up.'"'
Estancaa tfl&h't F..aalc at ('(lrona.
whc'tt a 15·7-I Mountain \'1C"
Utieue entry. •~·11t\,
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fiDt bl.srman Javier Hemand 1 1s
atthc .45 k' c:I, and Junior outfielder
Jeff McO.nieJ 1 11 .J77.
De puc tho~ number'\ \l\th·)Car
c.oa h T~ PhtlhPI of C urona. "hu
au1<k'd hit Panther) to the h > la ut
<h1mp1onsh1p an 19 6, ch ,...uer11cd
Im team &i ··1'#(1ty," and "lond of A
)'Uung team, .•11h no out tand1n1
tnda\KJUJI,,•· ~hen conlat'.ttd fon~
day.
• F. 1anc1a tnt~ w th lou• fir Mam· all-kaa~ \t.andout1 -Ja, • Pion·
stopJ1\0ftWh1tc.catchcf Bi IGomc1
-~-~and out(tdckr M.rll Hanlt)'.--
The bOo~ on Corona '' t)rteal of tht ·~·s outlook m battbel -u·, all a bit Jttrtl. "\\'c·,e pd.td our all·
at~'"" t~am:· 1d Philli"-bUt ..,('
dOn"l rdta~ it unul afttr tM pla •
baancta Coach Ken Millard ~1d
be Wat unturc of has starter, '' v.dl.
but said he ~•H k1mn1 toward
itana.. left·handtr •tta Rrann1 'Wl\o put ouc a fire in E taooa·,
tint-round \ K't~lry 01,.cr P1<'1rl(a
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e'er, poM1na1 :20:6rttoid1010 • th
111co-championtllap1n thir Vic
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11 moan <.itutth tn CamanHo
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Or••~· DAILY PILOT ITueedaY. Mev 23, 1988 •
West Coast Golf Show
lhe 10th annual West Coast Golf how
rttums to the Lona Beach Coovenuon
Center Au& 19-2 1.
(reatcd b) &olf profes 1onal • the We-st
( oa)t Goll how ts the first majoT aolf
show of the • pnng '90 pro fessional aoJf ~a OJ\ ~t the West Coast Golf Show, aol(
pros and off-course golf hop owners will
have the opponunity to preview the aol(
andu tr>-'s latest products. The 1989 show
1s free for PG mcmbcn, PGA apprent1cn
and olT-caurse golf shop owners.
fhc 1989 West Coast Golf how will be
the large)t and most comprt:hens1 vc e1,.cr
held on the \\ c-;1 (oa t with 540 cxh1b11
booth show(a!>lng the newest an golf
•· equ1rmcn1 Jn'\:s-;one-; and fashi on ap-
parc .. ,. •
For more 1nforma11o n. phone PRO~
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Carlyle golf tourney
The OrJngl· < ount) < hamber of Com-
mcrll' J W\lil· Carl\ le ln\ltat1onal C.,olf
TournJnwnt \\ 111 be.· ·held Monda) with a
shotgun 'tart a1 11 n m nt Lo Coyotes ( UUOll\ ( luh
f hl' ·,Cl' 1~ SI ~5 per person for the
~mhk l orm;1'T tournnmeot nCTUaeJ in
thl'l°l'l 1<,-golf l'art. e"cn1ng buflet dinner •
.trophte\ 'i() 'ill r.tll1l'. tee pnze • door
pt Ill''> hok-1n .,•nc pn1c'i. ( Jsino Night,
bc..•l·r .U\\ '>Ull dnnL.' on the course and pl.l~l'I gift
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I or nwrl' 1ntormat111n. phonl' the Or-
.toge l ounl\ < hJmbc.·r llf < ommers at
(l '\.i 2'> l(l
Pro tennis 1n San Diego
I he laittr't .111d nw'il significant pro-
ll l>'>ll>n.11 1.:11111 .. tuurnament C\Cf held in
'-IJn Dtl'go thl 1!~110 000 Great .\mcncan
B.1nk r l'Olll\ ( !·l"ll "111 hold !IS inaugural
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S4 l.IJC)t) Ill J '~·pl:l\Cr single!> dra\\
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duubk\ l ltn& p.tn in th~ tournament,
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MAJOll L•AGUH
Amtrk•n L•we
Oakland
A11991S
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Seattle
M innesota
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Bos Ion
M ilwaukee
Toronto
Detroit
West DMMefl
W L
29 I•
21 IS
25 II
23 II
23 21
20 ?2
17 26
Eut DMllon
W L
21 21 20 22
19 21
19 21
17 24
17 26
16 25
Mondlv's Score'
Minnesota 6 Toron10 2
Ctevelan<I 1 O.tro.1 3
Ben.more S Cllk:•UO I
Texas •. K1nsa1 C1rv I
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TocleV'' Geme'
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511
S61
523 .. 76
395
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475
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390
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t II 430 o m Seellle (Swill 1 0) ., Bo\lon IDOPSOn S·?l
•3S o m Cleveland (Swindell • 01 a t Oe1rol1 (Tru1ilio
0-0). • 35 trm
Minnesota (Rawlh J 4) a t Toron10 1~anche1
O Ol O S o m
B1111more (M••ack I • 1 at Cn1c1go 'L.ono
1 4 S30 pm
Oakleno \WeKh 6 1l at M1lweu~H IB<'S•O
S 3' S )(I om
Kansas C 1, 1Aou1no 3 OJ a t TtxH tRvan
4·7l S 3S o"'
W.on.$CleV's Geme'
Anoe!' a• New York 4 30 P m
St at•·e a• Bo,•or1 J 3S o m
C•l've aro a t Oe,,0.1 •JS Pm
M•,,,,esota a• l oron10 4 JS P m
Ba111more a1 Ch cooo. S 30 o m
Oakland ai M>'wel•~H S JQ o.,.
Kan'os Coty et Teu \ -,.,, om
N•tion1l LHeue
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San Francisco
San Diego
Dod9ers
Houston
Atlanta
New York
Ctucaoo
SI Louis
Mon I real
PhlladelPhlo
Plllsburoh
WHt Division
W L
23 18
13 19
23 22
20 20
21 2'l 19 24
Eau Division
W L
22 18
23 19
22 19
ii 22
17 23
16 24
MorldeV'' Scores
Pd.
S61
S48
Sll soo
488
442
Pe:t.
550
S48 537
488
425 400
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6
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P11tsourot-5..,, t v 4 11 at A''lll'la 'l" sm11n
1-6) ••O om
Cn•ceoo tSa noers<><' 4·7) e1 Hou,101> 1Sco11
6·71 SJS om
Ne"' Yo•~ 1Goooen 6· ll a• Sa" 0•1'9o 1s~ow
S·41. 1 OS o m
Montreal (Holmen I· 11 e r Sen Fr &IK•\Co
IReultnet 7 21 7 3S o.m
Wtdnascllv's Games
Pntla<lef Plllo a t D~'• 1 OS II m SI Louis a t C1nc1nna 1t 4 lS om
PiflsDurgn 11 Atla nta • 40 om
Chicago at Hou•lon. S3S b m ••
New VOi'~ al Sen O•eoo 1 OS o m
Montrnl a 1 s.~ Fr•nc1sco. 7 35 o m
BOXl'G &,«...-
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Muhlmme<I Qew• defeeteci Ever•ll Merton. 10-
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LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS -Anoraw Mav·
nerd KO'd John K•vl ilxfll rouno Mevnoro
l\OW 4-0.
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STAHLEY cu~ FINALS
(lk\l·tf-11
Melllf'MI "" Ce!Mno Mev 1>4-C•IO•rv 3. Mort1r111 7
Mey 17-¥ontrtel 4 C1 >0erv 1
Mav 19'-MonlrN I 4 C1111erv 3 C1 oil
Mev 21-Cetoarv • Mon1rea1 1 ISenH 11ea ,_,,
Tonleht-11 Celoerv 6 OS P m
T'1Ur$04IV-•I Montreal 4 35 0 m
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3Mam1 Fla «IS S
4 Aru-d · 16 I
S Arlrona Sta te .O· 17 6
6 Florlci. Ste ll .. 16 I
7 FrH no Slelt 42-17 t
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9 Tuu '7·17 10
10 Lono BHCh St••• ••·I) 11
II Arlo.en$u 46· 13 7
lHSU ... 14 13
13 Okle homo Srate 4' 17 15
14 Soutllarn C1Hfornl1 41·13 14
IS SOulh FIOrloa 4S 16 It
16 FIOrl<le 43·20 16
17 P.-<11n~ 41 .. 11
II Lovote Mervl"l'O""' 37·71 11 1' Ctamson 44 II 2S
20.Nortll Caroe.r1e J1·14 73
21Autx.rn 42 11 21
12 UNL V l9· II 7'
11 JeCll$01\• I e 4 I 20
24 Incl e ne S••lt 44 19
7S Okle llOn<• 0 11 It
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Arcoota (?7 41 at El Ooraoo 19 I )
Mat..-0.1 (ll·SJ 111 Ocean View lll ·t·ll
Sim i \lollev tn l •' BolOw•n Park 114 6 ll CUovtr City 1'1 6 a l Mill ken II I I
SI Pe.;1 IS Ill el HH v...1,0~ (11·10 II
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W11n.,1 I 17 t ) 1• Hort ?7-6
Mou on V1eo0 19 6 a1 Santa A"a 11 91
Wtttern 16· 10 e t So...tn H• ' II 7
J W North (?0 1 a• C. enooro 19 1
Senta Mer e ti 6 11 San Geor l'• t I• l l
Anan4t.1-n 111·9 •' Ctrri11H 171 6
Foou1111 119 71 at Notre Oeme SO 1i •·S1 ~ . l·A
Arto la (.p-31 at Tu"'" ( 19·8J L• Serna 120-7 111 Palmdale I IJ 101
Kanneov 12l·SI •• Cenvon CC 1ll ·111
E t,onort ( ll·l l al Laguna Hiii' 13 4t
Se119u1 10 4 11 at Glenn llS• 10
E"eftCle (20·') at Corone ( IS-7-11
Norco 19 71 II On1er•o I IS-fl Mo""'•~ v .. w IS 1 e1 Pelt'I\ Oese<1 :n 3•
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69 SS 3 Tom Kite 69 61 4 F reo CouPl1n 69 73
.S Chio Btclt., 69 71 6 Curt•l s1r1no1. 69 80 1
Me r" O Meara, '9 97 I Tim Slmo\on. 69 9'
9 Mart. Cetc1veccn1a 10 10 10. Cro•o Staortr
70 IS
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I E O Human " 276 I i Kennv P•rrv 274 9
3 .Ouffv We CIOl'f 11• 1 <1 Bin S.ndtf 1n I S
Jonn ,v.cCom1sn. 1736 6 Lon H1n1tte 273 4 1
Bill GIU $0n 2n' I Oe n PON 212 0 9 Jod t
M u<l<I 171 I 10, Devi' l.Ove Ill 771 1
041vlnt Accur•cv • I M l<e Rt•<I 807 2. Oav•O Eowerell 19'
· 3 Calvin PH tt 191 4 Fulton Al•trn 790 S
Hee I"'"" 1 .. 6 (tlttl Oouo Ttwl!h eno Curl"
Stranoe 114 t, 0 1vl<1 Can111e. 171 9 Nick
F aldo 770 10. Two tleo will\ 761
GrHnt In Raeutellon
I Bruce Lll tzl\• .712 1 Joi,,, Mehallt'v
100 3. Johnnv Miiier, 695 <I t11e1. Boo Wo1cot1
e r>O Bl'I Glel$Oll 694 6 Deve Barr 693 7.
Mer" C•te•vtcthle 6'1 8, Tom Stmo'°" 61S 9 3 Tied W th 611
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I Jonr Hu,lon I 123 ' Ch•P Btck , I 778
3 [)o,,,, • H1mmon<1 I ns 4 Scoll Hoel! 1 736
S Mer" HavH . I 731 6 J·~ Cert•r 1 7)9 7
Sttve JonH I 740 a 1~ La"'n" Wed"""' ano Garv Koc" I 7'3 10 Kennv Kr>Ox I 7«
Per lraalren
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l Grao Norman, 119 • Peul A11119er 111 S.
Sieve Jones 216 6 Chio l!lecll., 21S 7. Deva
Rummatt' 71• I 1t•e l Gen• Sau•rs •n<I 9111
Gten on, 213 10. Two lltcl wlln 212
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3 Bill Grenon. 8 • W•I Garv HallC>erQ, Lon
H·nkla Scott Hoell, Sttv• Jones and Devi$ Love
Ill. 1 t . SIX lied with 6
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I Fred Cou~ 232 2 Marti Cabvece:hle,
212 l Ted Scllulr 1TI 4 S1tv1 Jones. 206 S
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lli•l T m !l•moson •n<I Jim C:ener 103 t. 8 reo !!Ir-vent 19t ,,, o,. 1 Ar._.. t'1
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Cl•bor,, (l rH Ol•noel. 72, 3 8YIHN ~·rtt
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!Dene Hitll l.73, I Jtrrv Cl'ano (We\llektl. 7)
9 Jim Bur~• IOa mlan),73, 10 C11erl1e W1
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1976 to.a reem Apdul· Jabber Lall.rs
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1974 Kareem AD<lu• Jabber Mllwau"t't
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1977 '-•rH m AD<lul Jat>Oer Mlrweukt't
1971 Lt .. Atc1noor M» .. aukt't Buo s
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1969 Wes Unul(I B11hl"l'O't Bu 1111t
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S 1100/mo Agt 550-1553 A/C Jarge lot DIW. lrplc: $750 No pate 6'0·2495 wood. UllQMCI parking 28dtm 1''•B• S805 1 "Ba. n.w ~· w/d S 140 00 wk & up. 2274 room & b : rom 1 ·
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No pat• LM AVI app>C P91IO, MG> bldg . Uncl9f· S250 OFF 2ND MO'S CLOSE TO OCEAN --rooms •vi now Preld On pV1 llley Stor.ge ITI il ..... lllll•1n Found on beach In NB.
5120 11100.~8-7?3-4 ground pltg N4'W grey .::::._ RENT! E'SfOE" l B. R tBA $425/mo * 497-1204 fUllllTTIMf ht prof Met S...50 487·1304 only.S125/mo873-3&00 I , cllr'5"-873·2018
crpl & many amanlliN mle8~DJIU Cottega Encl gar lndty NOR --~ N THE BLUFF NA HOAG ----NII I o expanding ln1=~=--==--,--~..,., i.:.....1tacn 2 l '48 $875/mo l91-70A8 tac !'lo Patil $795/mo + THEND Unl\lrn IBR, Lg lBr frptc gas pd welk-Balboa P«1ln 28R, 2BA to C~rdaf Soutnern C1llf ornl1 FOUND· CAT, fem ldUlt ~ -aec: dee> ~5-7234 lrg daclc, ocean view In clo;..t ' 112w760 ahr $475/mo, steps to RE t...i-;R wtalOfft alrMdy Ol>fH'I· T1bby with fad collar. vie lllUI I UY ·1·s ___ A_____ &PllTllml -Walk 10 b9ech S785t mo S20 bucltt N-smkr • • -_ Mt Ing M1ny gOOd 1err•· Dov., & Lalla Nftr>of1
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c:.ry home C.tah"-2184 lure pool, apa, prtvlle rc~~·~~td. t N,wport~erreceApte CharmlngCDMApt 2BA1 8uslness/0ffJc• R•nt Income low overhead. FOUND DOG Young
.new, many utru Av1ll 48R 3'~BA. 2 story P•llos or d«ka gareoe plax $735~mo l'fl:..~:;;'2 NtwpO!t leach 2669 1401 SuC>tflof 6'M838 BA. aundack wld Wik to 2769 ~"·key wportltrai~":K' M'7 male. brin'tSle cok>f, "*'·
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$4500/mo 819·431-1724 C8hon S1~ days 8-4 lanoecaped Htlfng •GATED COMMUNITY• llWIYI Tll lllT11 '• ulla 1115...-577 1UI a 1Ha II n l-800-222·8078 Nwpt 8ctl 241-7171 •
135-0756 • .,. 720-9672 SO<ry no ~II I IHI"' 11T..,. II ... •a-· 1. 2 3 a 4BR ~Apt & 16t7 WESTCUFF ORIVE METAL 6ulldlng Mtg Wiii
1 ...--... ums 2150 Bacheb $~ IMMACULATE lalge 1BR. _, HOUM Rentals Cenneory Eat tide Ir 2BR apt Pool N'#pl Ben. Agt 5'1·5032 develOI) dMlet In Mtact FOUND MM blacil eel ...._,. .--a .. I Bedroom $860 oround noor New quality 3BR 28A 1700 llf w/golf ~lalt JR MQmt Inc l1undry Smoker OK 8,911 IOOfl Starter wl whfta pewe & noaa
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wld hkups Ab S1200 lalbol Penlnsull 16lJ7 121 CllTH ITlm encloMd gat~ plua 1 hlcupa, 2 c11 g., whctra f~l)ll~HEO 2Br, 2Ba lrg Female n tmk at\ 3BR t-oe GBMI v"Q of New-PfOVldld gCutto! ~ldgt Huntington 8eectl new
No pats 213..582-6053 •STEPS TO.BEACH 1BR COSTA MESA perkl, ·~1 ::;2 Vic-~,:~ ~:.m:'..'1~~1\C8 B~·~0· 1rv:11.~~!"<f,'\';O 2BA c M h~ nrr s c ~:.!:an ~:t nV.:O' N:-~1 OUf apec;1elty Call !Of •P· H1m11to;.,~~·wtand
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•EXCLUSIVE GUARD• (Tt•)999-0l23 I •llflll Tl IUOI LARGE 2BR. !'~BA lrplc ..... TMll• AfTI l• Un.f FEMALE RMMTE WTD 526 SO FT u--..1a1rs AC tance Corpordauon 6800 Tan older ~clnlty Bl~.. ... ___ 2BR 2B• •LA M'"LU"HA '"PTS • PltlO dlw $795 ~ dep .---il, .. -· 3BR 2BA $3500/mo yrly 22 2• ... E111 Hemp an Ave "'-·t ......... c M ....... •GATED COMMUNITY* """ to .,_.,. " ,..,...,, ,. " 81 LA & Den 2273 Mlnef "'"• -__... 1 11·212·7733 873-3259 • u n~ eppeareoce pvtal'ltry& bath 7o5 O C DanYef CO 8022• ;;:'IN...... ' ...,. 11111 UlfY• 2 cat garage. patio. full 9 I BR, 1$75-S&SO • ~M 1•1 t EXCLUSIVE BEACH • pereon1ble Low rent tn B•lbOl Blvd, Balboa Pen Lbat whlta l bfown mMI
2B°A 2BA I h kllchen Yr1N$1t001mo •2BR h7S-S750 v app COMMUNITY, .-aaa-aita-. pvt rm In Npt Ben exec $475/mo * 780-9782 Sbaltle Collla mlJI
own ome Cell BOB 11 846-7067 •3BR, $950 Lerge 3BR 2BA u~t .. ra In 2 ,. 2, all new lnt.,lor w/d •-,.._. • ..._ ....... hm In ltcl\ng lor hoat-RESTAURANT A "Edi " mlero, fr,let In LR & mal~ C Gutwtr pd Pool ger d/w 4-Ptex Nr OCC Gerege llkups, mlefo. dlY(. irplc, Spacioue 2-38R (1ome nalng dinner P&fllea Proleulon1I Olllce Of"= Hill( ns~5;~2908 aon
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ma•ntenanc. Incl Sorry. pet lo, garege pkg, llcy-mu Ulll Wlltll mo No pate !M~--en. l::' re; a $1430 try Club G1ted cornm, 2 N B R-.pon F 25 ~ •hr 2Br $3s0/mo 6'0-8811 10 5 MOdem, nr new <Mltlncl· s ELL
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HARBOR View Home 4BR St'9• to beach 3BR 2BA bflck. frpl. pallo, dbf g.,, w/g11 New crptl dtp1. *soRRY.-Plo ;e'fJ* Frplc, w/d llkupa, pool a w/d, pool, •P• $425 • ,., ll&ll IFFICE. HI vlalbttlty Main blvd
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loc $2100/mo 769 5011 BalbOI Blvd 999-0123
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need, to you I have ,. lllllllTUTM llST p!Msant NB ~ Cell MC, ~Iii! or pn time. FO< et &00 S Bayrront, ~ ~ 721~ Servtce Deper1ment, 7am FIT M·F New ICf'IOOI l'llp up erm ,.... •14 ~from the depth of Fuhlon lllend E • Janice Southworth morelntormatlon&eppil· Balboa Island 873-1241 •llllL-~to 1Pnl ~~!!.~ ~ UCI c.mpue. ~8030 l1t/Ul-llll .... my heart end tiumbly Xf Pl'· &42·182e tam-nocw1 M·F cation ....WS .... to P 0 . -.._, ... ....,., ._ SUMMER W£001NO Auto trena.··pow• beg to You St Jude eon. '1T. 815-814 . 9o11 7490, o.att>orn Ml W lllla 1. Experienced needed fOf com ... ~ ~i T.i.tnlfttettng DRESS end hand bMded atHr/brekea, •Mlf woncer of mlraelll Md BOATS 41120 _. • •• •T-ITI neuroaut~ry oftk:F e In _.... ,.._ he1 uall, 1400 obo, CHI , chtome me91.
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TURN YOUR SPARE TIME ~~ 432our ls . ~onu• Newport Beactl ottic. Maid and Aast Miid.i IOf Book• on reg:. 729 Cost• M ... 540-1777 6025 Andquts. INT~~~~J~J"AL DAlYPILOT INTOSSOOLLARS 22a~w.~10/~~;k C.HClndyat759'-953l ~~m~':orfi:·~t: FaradSt ,CM 48-5525 PARTT11Jrunll)S ERTE Bronze Statue a.skS 9045
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mediate openings. Free mediate Hlrlngl This pen • ..., ..-• 3.4 days per week Call before 12 Noon -papet 9e0-8921
Call Crown Agency Arll Call (Refundable) LOCAL VENDING Deliver document• from Phones ffllng $6/Hr ~. Fumlturt --213/67M143 $75 1·518-459-!611 EXT ROUTES FOR SALE Santa Ana to lflrlous Corona . del Mer ofllce NEWPORT BCH 873-3735 "'"''"" '85 LINCOLN etre1cl\
F311forCurrentL11tlng1 CHEAP. $300-SOOwk bu1lnt~H1"n your 8-40-8110 Cs~JtHMO~~A~~;~~:,9 .&Ef"pm!nt 6047 Llmo,lullyloaded,~ood IPT 111111111 -potential Call John Econo-ctir. No eJtp. nee.I ---GARDEN GROVE StOf'I Fl11turea. RMvea condition $5000 ette
For 21 Unit Comple11. OR MORE •nn 1·600~78-0369 We tralol Grnl )ob fC)( -.m .nltl 74&-9237 bf~l1• a ltd• C•lh over pymt w in cvry semi-retired. Muat know For ln-hOuM cafeteria - ----act1w outdoor typest 4 F/T M-F 7am-3•30pm, teg, gtua for cubea, sm paper 9&0-8921
Babyaltter needed M-F ltlalntenance. 855-0665 Located In ITvl na. MANICURIST Rent or e>penlng• start 11 4 a.m., s4.50/Hr. benefltl No * YIL AlllT * frig, bed ipread henge<• -----
7;30-5:30 for 4-mo-old Arts & Crafts Work al Salad/Soup Bar. Ceshler. commission Cllentela 10 a.m .. 7 pm. or mid· exp nec A$>PIY in pereon o .c . Alrl)Of1 area PARS & fixfurn Many misc Mbc. Vehk:Jts . 90\(>
girl, H.B. area. Mature. FOR MORE Apply In person It 3071 prefer8d Airport .,.. night. Stert this weetll Books on 'tape, 729 ,.,perlencepreferred Ei-Items Call Mr Bruce __...
dependable. 842-4838 home cMco<allng smell INFORMATION CALL E Mkeloma, Anaheim, ASk abOut added lncen· Clll JAN 714-751-0748 Farad St .• C.M 548-5525 cellent wor1cing enwon· 720·92.M GOVERNMENT ~coZEO
c aretaketlhousekaeper ~:o'.~~~c0,8~~!~:~s (l1•)Ma·llt1 Mon•Fri9.-.. """'Ol'Changlngto: ******* ment, lmmedilte open· ----vehlelH from S ~
t0< elderly Asian couple. Tll Ull lfflll OFFICE CLERK Lt typing, IE&l ESTATE Ing Travel Adventures. Peu & AtWnafs 6049 Fords Mer*•&,, ·
8AM·3PM, M·F. H.B. Call Attend1nt for faclllty tor J .. nne. 752-0711 flllng phona for plant· ··-TUI-Frank 752·0752 Bvettes CheVyl0 1d 1 i>lu1 :,
P 8 2 7..... disabled adults P1rt 0< •••-n-••Lfll · n... -..1 ---9 yr old brood mer• & uyer• u •f1 6 M 4 • -0
-" -·-· IDISEWIVES ..uLnllT .... IC8PI co. r .. x d .. ,,ume Umltedopportun1tytojolA WAITll/WAITllU adore~ lilly. both r-a 80 5 ·687-8000 Ext Fiitt-ti'iTie mature House-lull tlme$6h' 645• 1435 Lg cabinet Mfg seetclng Busy, ple111n1 FHhlon ~ 15 hfa/wtc. 751"2271 national , .. J~ate mar-Witt\ car f0< lunch delNery Arabian•. must sell ·ITIOY· S-22387
keeper needed. Cooking, AITO lnAiLEI cabinet Installers w/lt WAITED!', Island, FT. E11p"d No Office Manager Sm 1 glr1 ketlng system with un-ae<vlce, estab rou11s 1ng ou1 ol state, both tor ----
must drive. 24 1-7616. Start $500/t\r. Exp nee least3yrse1ep.Musthave computen. Some back oftlc.1tJWA.Organl%ed limited eatnlngs For In-proll1ded 6-1pm ~n-S3000,854·159<t Autosll!p!!d 9100
241 ·7221 723-0446 own truck & tools Apply ofllce Salary com-reap & mature Sitt l«mltlon. call PETE VI· Fri, $40-60 cash daily --
Housekeeper/Nanny PIT In peraon 1720 1nou1tr1a1 Mull be reliable petltlve 6'14·1435 S1500 mo. 75&-0578 OTTO at SELECT Ltrl't lltollH AIO 1111 Tll
24 hrs wk in NB resl· Banking Ave, Norco. CA d9')endablel We need _ ---~BETTER HOMES & 979 0747 Fem 10 mos Brindle &
O&SllH/ULH OUll you to delfver paper1 In NEWSPAPER lfF• .... GARDENS • White S350 &46-9788 62 M d
dence. Sal mg from UTillAL IAll IF FIT permanent Po$1tlon the early morning hour•. Cott• MMe law flmuelkl REAL ESTATE 751-5000 W&Ta.AIH.. FREE TO GOOD HOME-2 erce es
$100-$150 :: se;;d re-_,..II CALIFlllHA M F 1C>-7 F. lend N No totdlng ts required .Jiii THE person for ldmlnlstfl!M .ffWIUa Dectawed call I Neu-~alfy Pil~1. Po"B~~ 1i/:. B~h nelghb:rhoJ phW:,~ ~~~~~:a":c;ar and proof · I! ~~~t ~ ':~ UOlmllllT P /T Needed tor Jewtery 110re tered. mate, Hyma111n 1
Cost• Mesa. CA 92626 located In South ' Coast macy 644-21 !1 PAV SCALES VARY' Wlllllw TUM port •Uff Other Front ofo appearance located I n trvl n e Short haired lemale !JOSI fHI .........
Metro area has 1mme<11-• I responalbflltles to In-Very busy phones tor Know1edgable & quehty 675-5797
HOUSEKEEPER seek• lie openings. uni.IT I STALU• •Huntlnnton Beach T ..... Num'--• ,..__ N--Olude A/P AIR ,,..,Ch.... Fashion Island Riii E•-llullad. must 752·6994 SE .. L POINT u1-e1--n Air. poW9t 11eer1ng dlte coupll tooklng tor five-in Basic construction 0< roof-•F .. ., V lley • ... ""'" ..,.,. ·-· • • .. -tate ottlc:. Call Jenntfef --'"' ,... •·· -1-· bral<ea lamb 11on Experienced, references. •CUSTOMER SERVICE Ing exper .. nce required. ountaln ' p1perPromot1onCorpor· Ing Minimum 3 yrs rel· 7e0·5000 5 Kit ten r eot•tereo. mtdrugl\lblue. S 1200/mo. Aou nne, REP Must have reltable cer allon has Immediate avant Hperlence rt· Rf/AW Me~ S 540 1dot1ot1 ~1m1 l1yan ~~hub caps
818-990-7652. •RETURN ITEMS CLERK 6'15-6645 Call Joanne Craney openings tor Crew Man-quired u weft as good I OllTll OLll a1ud evc avail 650-0525 Cell !or mor1 ln1ormat1on• --ST e C EA 11ger• AppltQnt• must lnterpertonal & com· 0, ... 11, "'*GI HOUSEKEEPER wante<S •ADJU M NT L K Clerk tor am giltwrap mfg (lH)IU-1.U• be v~ry MH·motlveted mun.cation altlll1 Send \t°'\' r "'fl IY " ·11 embefshlpfOfhll '4000 M sl I lnstrutMntS m Women to live In Private •PIT STATEMENT cb Type 45 wpm Com· T'"-b'll rHume to· Plvo & \.\ t ~ " 4114-1474 U ca 141 l 11_. room. bath and salary. CLERK puter exp hlpfl PIT to and creative. '"" 1 ' ty Halbrefct\, S95 Town REALTORS ' 6055 • ~
•6'14·8819• FIT Call Jun751·49tO HUITlllTOI ~~=:!==~~= Center Of Ste410 C M OtmrOt•• Fklte,Powetl
MOTHER'S HELPER c:~~6~1~~at~~~IJ1ifl,,~ -OIMPITH IUCH must fne use ot 1 van. CA 112626 · IEOEmlllST Pc~f()f~e~b'~~s~, so.12. open hOle hand 65VOLKSWAGENc
needed approx ~· 10 01 Southern Cehtornla Time Illes In our bUsy NB truck with a shell. or large P&aml FIT tor NB Penin ona 873-69ss made, Cooper tcale 440 ABAIOLET Maroon 5-
hrs/wk, Balboa Is EOE area olllce Friendly llDEPEIDEIT wagon Is necftHry $6/Hr Own transpor-Phones. mall. 50 wpm pitch SSOOO 78fS-5537 ~~:~67~i8~nt con· =~~ ~~· Engl IE IT HOIE-Sjltasant environment Ull llll IHEYI t1t1on 722-0243 Sal bene Je111ca --;;;;====;; ... ~ PC Acctg entry e11p • IEWSPIPER P&1m111mll--·· 673-0760 ftlanos & Organs 'll llhtl·Prf..• rttet -Earning 13000-$4000 must Grow wlus Call "' iir----•sT 6059 B<onztt/purl ... ,n.r Empaoxment 5530 monthly ~r ar .. Not 1 DOUG 7 14/631·8480 We otter an excellent UllTIUIOl 1""'""•wr Yam•NI Coneote Ptano SllOwroom frnn!(•059811 --••y 111 ,. el 265-1916 gu1r1ntee of $400 Pl< E11perlence only Own Offlc9 In Nwpt Cntr noad• STllL*ll •T-1 ·~·-mu v Wiil v.eel< while we lrlln you tran9')0f1atlon Newport respon•lble lnd1vtduat to Ant!f'!S 6010 Ebony Bea.uttlu~ T~O ' ...
Femlllar Word Pltf.c:t °' Beauty Forlu1turyrnldent1a1com-tll'll•Lmll&PI Af1.,. trelnino. your (n-Beach ., .. • It/Hr t\andllavafletyotdull• 4-pinel black Orlentel L 1k 1 N9ew 2 15:0c=v~~:CS
MutU-Mate. Good typing t ... I MY munlty In Newpon Beath 111•-•-come Potential It un-675_.912 Eve 549-3340 Must have good phone ecreen w/wved cranes, ~1414 Ne"'""" Beech
ability. Proficient In Mt· AT-PAY Call ~-11A~ 760-3050 -·~ limited altlU., type 35wpm a 09-now... a tlM9. $850 ..... .
tfngus>&edltlngbullnea ,..,. FT/PT. good dtMng re-eratt 10-Xey. StiCJOTmo t..guna Bnch 497•2555 ... "'4
i.n.a. llnd• 4~220 How--doa ths1 aoand7 11111111-.ILP c0<d, ell.perlence helpful -call Mr Ph1ll1p1 PlllT Med1C1l & V~allOtl bin·
Better vet you WO\Jld be Orycleaner• need• 111· 249'-2W9 213·477-3163 •flt•. FOf' lhlervl~. call AUTOGRAPHS WANTED 'll·'ll·'ll HO SL't 111,111/~ wortclng at a lu>curloua perlencad Of will train PllaUA91ll Jonanna 71411540-2370 Of tamoua people on '9t· W h ite 11g n1I r•d
If you have the eourage to Newport Beactl resort for Mon-Ftt, FIT, stan $5 00 -H Restaurant-1.,., photo., ooeumentt black The t>est eolo<S
<*I. " could make you Just $65 per week f()( 8-42-5466 lsk tor Tammi ~c:>~~c:>~~~~ s1ae•y1so11 Hmll WDYI •IC . Phil Ot Eileen. dys loaU, Gtn«ll 701 1 and 1he bell PrlCH I rlct\I 2.4 HOUR RECOR~ your etatlon. If you have I --· 1""511 ., .. ,.0521 -• 548-6667 Before .. 0 u bu". lff
ING. 991-2637 clientale that entoy• a llLIYllY •mll P /T ITIEITIOI FIRST-TIM£ Full-Time Apply In person ..... .,,.. ..... __. t r KITE Good condition Souther~ ca11f~rn11·1 lovely atmosphere, they For dent~ lab. Mon-Fri Palnunoplnk'Vlnels~-btwn 1-•PM Crab • llMT&Jt191Till• S500 675-9814 cle1nettc'1•'
AMW9'1ng 54Nlce. F/P WO\Jld )u•t be deOghted Mu11 uM own car S+rnl IDVEmSERS 1ng '°" Paint &iperviaor Cootter 2200 Newport Used furniture 18 OUFFIEl t:> 15000 JIM....._. .. TS lime. Tu.s graveyard with your new location Apply 2474'h Newport experMtnead 111 f1nt.h1:;g Blvd, NB 673-0100 Homel offlc. S10·J300 f'XCELLENT CONDITION 1301 Quall St . NWpt Bet\ ~. ~:a_-54"t!'17¥;in. ~ 760-1012 Bl~M &4&-5068 or computer part• Jo Reiiaur.nti T' • Boy/Sell 973-1201 * 873 211e • Ill-IHI
APPLICATIONS being ac: BUSY INSURANCE OF· •lllftll IHlll• Run your Help dlltlel include TR Fm OllWIS Beraul antique din set •FREE •
cepted for music: teacher FJCE Needs hie elefk. re-FOf established courter •SUf)er)lllion ts curtently 1ntan.i-•ng walnut Table. 8 cha•11 17 speed t>oat, no engine 'It llTllU't
PerklneSchoolofMuslc. captlonlat full time route Nefdnew mOdef Wanted Ad in the •Prep1re11on ot parts f o r d in i ng room chfna cab.t>ull•tllMlf 1re1ler nee<S1w0fldloatt INSTOCK
546-7693 S6.00Jhr. 631-7740 acono car & Ins. Hourly •ScheduMng WaltrllMJ Apply altar "" S4 000 Obo 67S· 2844 148 9854 lllT ll&U
rate & mlleago. paid hol· Da1·1y Pt' lot for o ne •F1Mi finish tOam to 3801 E Coat YI01HWI "'"'( 7 s HP OUl~d molOf We guarantM to but any m -_, 119\1 Id a y s. In ~ en I I ve I • Hwy Co<ona de4 Mar bonll!Oe 89 INTEGRA
V bonuses Somecompany week. ff YOU don't ft')) ExperlenceNee1191ry ' Squaregrand pl1no.c1ree Li ke n e -. $650 dealby$200 Ottereiq> car routes 111811 Current Retali 1895 $1500 721 8759 842·2615 . 72 hri itter publication CLERICAL & lrt>lJSTRIAL OMV report & proof of Ins h · • Tl• IPIAY llO IAUI Pllllll•I l ASER Row~1no M 110111 &tU ,_, ..... ,_,,.., req"d. Apply at Western t e POSltlOn, fU n a , ' F0t retail tntlQ\19 linen & Afp!!nc_ts 6011 Shell good cond1hon.
St11 .. Courier. 17605 second week FREE'. 173(~~.~~{5~1,,. ~ttator• C.11 6737714 APTSIZEstovel<1lrtgef· $1400 c.lta,975·4888 AMA 38<48 Campus Or • ti 106 Acron Skyperk Circle. Ste E, R•t•ll Office . Equipment etor kitchen table & 2 -100 t Quall SI Npt Bet\
Ftom OC Alrpon -(714) 152·15'0 Irvine. 261·1833 <i. • Sale• DellYlf'Y f'"ull-llmt chairs Stori91 sheds 1 Powtt lo.its 7012 ll2·Hl2 Tt~Y 28570 Merguet~r~~~·v~:J~ llYl•••rlT JIU For more information, P•r1 Til'M d•Y• Ctaen OMV print· lat~& I smell &4S·2309 le47 WHEELER 38' Fi•• ,miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii
""vtc:H (71')314-1112 $700-$1600/w .. kly ~!:,.1~':tit~eh~ •LlllllOllTLJllTI Upper 213 Mer-Crul•r. &
966-i604. E11t. E-28 ca n Maria or Angie, portunuy for advanc .. St~O orlg•nal prio. $50 S7500 841-T700 -----------------------, 642 5678 ment ~In per.on stillin'9rton 122-1111 1tee S!AMY 1r t "· TOD-A·V'S -. Mort ·ftl 1_.l>M FrlgtcSa1re Ellte 24 cu v.e Cobfa tralet, "1W n . FlllWIY ITllH ft ,trat•r a ice di•p • ..nt tarp r:11c:.iien1 conch1ion
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Clll Chetley. 979'-8021 241\f• recorded IMIMge °"*'Cl Room S.t. SOLID 11' AuneboUt, ~ 0 18 , s.rt• Ana
AM EOE --DAA"K PtNE. lCtra lrg 11100 13' Ctwit <Merl 65 r:li t EnM.,..n Phone WOftc Salee Sec. lmM opening l'IUtct\ IHI. o.klbOO'c· Sport flthef .$22 000 . • •
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VW ,._ ,-.. ~ wo rk Atklno 1410, prov II '*'"' • 1N YorM Undo, Celt .... •• t • ,... .,. County Ori Apttl•to "·Y• ...... CALSNDAA UM --• ... ....... 12 DIU -.0 ...... -.... -..... -· 61 ~· t llCCHlllll bid der to Thie ~ 19 con-T~ ,._ DAYa ..... ---· ........... M .. ....... The '*"' .odf ..... ~ c.. tlf1' mpg. &·IPHd , •lo, ~~'°'W"l~..,.oorporlltiOn itUC1411Nd0tlf'G9 COMl to .................. lt ic -lllJUll .. ~nutl\befOf~ n. ,., .... 811-A ~/,M , 1 3 "20 0 • ~~..,1NOIS-Tll• '•t•••rH t com• MUCllmCl OllYNolMert t ,1e.n ...... ,11 .... ,..,..,... .............. ..__.,ttr1 Mtom.,, or plelnt#t ...... ,..,.. ..... _
167"°4" '"ICT to 9fteur• Pl f• MenOOd '° 1,.,..,. tNelo-,... • .. --'-... ,,., ••• fH •••· wlthoUI 111 el1or~. 11 (IJ ..., 1n o.w._o o.... •
...... ice uniter Ole ~ ,_ ~ tN ftct.lttoue fltCTnlOUe --:'N T ·OM ....... ~ ... .. "'.fl..... . . I. I •• nombt• le dhcolon 'f .. ,.,. M •r u ' ,. .. ,, L.
AA-.DI 'l't td "':.489•11 eo..., bueil'lele name or '*'* re-~::...!!.,, Mt,......,....,_~ ••Pllillt "~..-. mlfo d• 1e11to•o Of NOnttGI ~ • llilMCS ~on Jwuary 21, ___...., ..--•• PWlJC llJ11C( ' Wf'"°" NIP I Fiii _... ~ .... Clef'-....._ • abogedo del ~ti, o ~ V ........ Miii
lllUIQ<CIHTURY.... C•r•••r •. 8tHhr, tMO do.'9 ---.-.. ,..,., ......... .... ..... 09I <HmMOMt• QUI no 'Oller°""'· T~ c.-. 11on Wegon A/C, PIS, ,_ tu.• DINoW ('114) Pt~ . El<lCVTIVE PLUS. 3" "'Tl'nOU8 ....... WM1 tM .wt te ,_.., .,_ • weN ,_ ..,._ .. M ti.nc:. eoogedO, •) IMIP-•
flJIVod, CMMll•, rod!. ......,., Thie I~ Wflll llled 8w TIW ~. Oreiie-. NAm 8TAW -. f 1191 Silk • ......_ ,_. nen Mere T~. (IQ , Oe111M M ........ ,__
h cellant condition. PublilNd Oi'MOI CoMt wffhttleCountyCWtlofOr· Cellf t2Mt l'M~l*90"•~ •,_•Mt•~ ,...,. .. MM.rte....-.. Mlotleell.POllt.At.a.Cot-'OJU:rOft Ad , T~. Ollf $4500 975*7155 Dolly P*ll M-., 23. '°· ttl9 ... C~ty on AP'I 21, Linde A. Oeonon. 311 Clolno ~... UIJIAll -....... ,_...., ..... -.............. porellon, 11425 lk.lrber* tltlO -ft45 1Mt llW Tr .. Lane, Or~ AUTOMATlD BOOK·.._ .._ ..... .,.-.,-r eUH oe110 de 111 Boul•verd, Suite U2 Thie ~ -_.
BUICK Century Umlltd ~ Cwto • vt fulf't Nt7-~~~ 1 KEEPINe ACCOUNT SVS. ...... fMMf 1111111 .,.-,_1,tad1ll elft ..._ _.. Toruno, Cllflomle t13M ~ lllldM•llll (tM-
1189, ~. loed«s. low I06dtd With T ·loP ... PWlJC M)TlC( Pvbtilhed 0r.,. COMt -· • con-TEMS. 930 Yanguerd Wey ..., .., ............. ··~-::= ........... (111) eoM71 1 Mnd a WMio) m lleag1, S7 200 ~ M500 ~·1701 C)MyPlk>t-,.eyt 18 23 30 ~by 'f~"°' 0-101. C:O.te Mw, Cell'...,..._ ..... "-tM ..,._ ,..,,._ DATE (Fec:N) OEC 01 Tilil .. 111_,. ...... 531-3084 d 1eo-O.. e. PlCllTIOUe ..._.. ttet • r•o • ren com-tH2t ..wt. ,_.. .,. _... ttll Vie Coun4y a.ta., OJ.
ay9.W 1 NAmlTATDmWT T-802 IMtad to trenMCt ~ Olienn!.JoMe.2»0 Yen-,,_,._.._....,,._ ..._."" ...... ft9Ml.Zellil,C--.lr. County Ol'I -11, C~~':.~ 1171 SOV All MUSTANG 1986, otlgln.i ThetolloWll\gpereonowe •-"' IWI~ ::..:c-tf'le ~ttlloua guwd Wwt Q..101, Colle ...,.,..,. ... y_,.._,.,.. IMl1dl1teMe11 ... llM...._ I .LY .... ~ 1
_._ UlrM lncludlng ownw. , .. ,Of'ed htuet dCMnO ~ -,._ ""·~ Nrn9 °' IUltMI Mieea. Celt 9262t .. ... .. ....,,.., ........... "" ......... ,.... P11blllhed Orenge Co.84 ~ °'lf'G9 COMI power moon roof Y.-OW ... , or .. t gradueUon CAl\-At.f TECHNICAl. Peteet el>O'le on NIA Tltll bualnet• I• con-..., •• ,_ • Mt ............ ""MMcte. ,.._ o.lly Pilot...., 8, 18, 23, 30. OeilY Plot Mey 2'. IO. NM
#Ith yellow ~n~ Interior prHentJ 15IOC,.;;bo CONSUL TINO. 2At52 Hto-'1CTITIOUe ..._.. ~ R. Oeoi tllld dueled by: en lndMduol .. ~I ,_....,..... .. ............ 18U 11. '~· 1N8
SllM OWnet IUt I YM!O S..0~~)15. 717-00e7 din Hlllo Ad . #J, laguM MAm tTATl..wT ........ t ..... '}.Ol~c~uof "-The reglttrel)t com-........, -. .. ~ 4W ""41 etWne de·~..... Tll21 T ... 1 Carefully maintained, • Nlguel c.llf t2t77 TM followln9 P9f'GOnl ore ... m ·-........... , _,. ..,.. m.noed to tttnMCt l>Ull-• ~t~~~~dlt~ ~~~~ .. ~~~-~~~on -~1m,.,...~the~tt~~======~~~=======~======~=~m&m•~a••~ Flrtt 12800 owne It nan, 2•952 HIOdan Hiii Ad P(PPERTREE COMPO-· ,.,,,_ buoinM1 Nini Of nem. r ~u 1 z 21 •J. ~ Niguet Cellf SITIONS IN WOOD. 5282 Al-P\ltlttlhed Orenge COM1 titted •t>ove on Feb<uary. --_ • 92877 i.tone. Huntington 9Mcfl = Piiot Mey 9 111. 23 30, 1N3 C~OIL't~1~~t~ '12CIMlll <Mt~~~eon-~~. 52t2 Al·
1
T-t11 ~.;:01:1wullled
c I• e n »I 3 0 0 0 I o b o l.oadedl PIS PIB -.Clllc: Tiie -leg111rent com· lttone. Huntington &Mcil. with the County ca.ti of Ot-, 8'A4-8135 ' ' ~ 10 lreneect 1>ut1-Cet.I t2t49 P'tllJC M)TlC( lf'IOI Counl'f on Aptll 20
--·-w1,~:-Wlft •ondwMel.sl l IO ,.,... under the tlcUttouo Tiii• buaineH 11 con-'•1'11'
m "' c; bullneea natN °' nomee ductlcl by tn lndl\ll<lual '9CTITIOUI ., .... , Publllhlcl Or~ Coat FORD Mustang '14 c:onv .... • lltted ot>o..,. on Mwd'I 2•. ,The rogl1111nt com-...._ tTATWMINT Deily Pilot Moy 2 8, 18 23.
5 0, 5 apd. ale all power (71•) e36-055' 1N8 ~ to traNaet buOI-The IOllQWll\o pet*>M.,. 1880 amlfm caaa. •Int cond McNel M~ 11111 uoder tile flct1tlou1 doinQ ~ u T -sas
17500 848-8018 Thia 111t-1 wu Med butlneM '*"' Of ~ IMl»ACT DISTRIBUTOAS,1------------~-~~--t---------f'"'" tf'le ~<1ty ci.11 oC Or· btlcl .00¥9 on Jenl.ltrf 1, 18 Fair Or • Colt• M... P'tllJC NOTIC( rtaJC M)TIC( PUlJC NOTIC( enoe County on Mey 1. IHI 1"9 C"'1 91828
f411'2M Pion Pepper Mlc:tlell Reye M ino 2155 'ICTl'TIOUI llU ... H
MOTtcl TO Eac.n btelci.t OM• tubmol Pub110hlcl Or .. Coeat Thia ... t.,,_,l -1119d PlnecrMll •2301 Co110 NA.Ml ITATl.-HT CON'nlACTOtlll on tt>e form f1Mnl11Md w11h o.sly Piiot Mo; 8 16 23, 30 wltlt the C°"llY ci.tk of Or· MIU, Col1I 928211 The following petlOM ere C~'-*O '°" 91DI Ille con1roC1 OOCU!Mnts • 1988 OllOI County on May f, 1Nt l'hlo bualne.. 11 con-dOlna buOlnlM M Scho.bf Dlllrlct. NEW-1191 of Int pr()C)OMd ~~ T-e10 • '4171111 d\ic:tlcl by: WI ln,divlduol THE AMMO DUMP, 14881
POAT-MESA UNIFIED lrklOtl on lhlt project .. o:~~ 0~anr 2~ Th• r1g111;on1 com-Grov1vl-lrvln•. Coll! SCHOOL OtSTRJCT roquored by 1111 Su!Mthng N$ t oy • · • rneneed to lrensact bull· 82714
EMd 0-011,._ 2 00 o c.loell ond Subcontrtctlrtg Foir I T 90I ,.,... undet Int llCllllOUO Rollend E Asy Jr Judith
pm ot the l tlh d'Y 01 Jun9 Pr.etc. M;t GCM coese 'ICTITIOU9 eu bu•,_ nome Of llaln4I L Ray, 1498 1 Oro~ 19" S4K 4100 et aeq NAMI rTATW "8JC NOTIC( ll1teel above on Aptll 1 1988 lrvinl. Coll! 92714
Pl8Qe of Std fl«ill9t ....... EKt1 Did<* ""111 klbmll Tile lofto'#lrtg pet lfO Michal' Raye All111n1 Thia l>u1ln1.. II con·
po<1·Meile Unified SchocM ••th MCI\ bid cert.tied Of do<no ~.. K-.JT Tltl9 """'*"' ..... llled dUC100 by hulbend ltld ..,,,, Ollltic:t ~ Otl'IGI, eun..,1 cneci( poyat>le to MOUNTAIN•P CIFIC '1CTITIOU9.,...ll wtlhlhe ~ntyCletk olOr-Tho roglltro,,1 com-
2985-8 8eer 81rM1 COlll U1e DISTRICT Of o bid bond SPORTING GOODS , 3140 NA.Ml ITAThllNT ange County on Aprll 20 tnencecl to trenaact ~
Mela, CA t2t28 In lhe IOfm Ml IOflh In Hie Country Club Or , Cotti The loffoWlnel per.ono ate f 41IOICI n... uridat Ille llc11tlou1 Projec1 ldon1111co11on conttoc1 documento 1n Oii ....... Celll 92128 <Solng t>u.ineu u PubllOMd Ori•nr Coe.i bullnn1 n•m• 01 n.,,,..
NllM MARIAN BERGESON t mount not teo1 lh&n 10% ol Qeoltr9Y Fr-en Moun BIOG DEAL PARTNERS, DIJIY Piiot Moy 2 . 18 23. lltted ebovo on (not yet)
AQUATIC CENTER the mu1mum amount of b1<1 taln. 3140 Country Club Or . 22 WlllOWbtOOk. I~ Ctlll 1880 Gone Rey "'-P\tno .,. on f .. .. I guertnl .. thot Ille bid-Cool• ....... <Altf t2t2t 9271• T 582 Thtt llllemlllt ... .., fllecl
Office Of ARCHIT(Cn'S dlt wlll 1nt1t 1n10 !Ito Thlt but l,,.N to con ettn.t.ne K 81Qg1 22 with Ule County Cl«tl of Qr.
PACIFICA. 1oe1 C&1Nlt>ec11 prOC>OM<I c0twoc1 11 tM duetlcl by en 1ndMdual W1t1awbfoott, Ir.Me. Celll rtllJC NOTICE •nve Coun1y on April 20
Str..t. Newport e.ach CA ume 11 ,..,.,a.cs 10 tue11 Th• reg111ront com· t211• '•1~
8 2 I 8 0 P 11 o n o bt<ldet In the 9Y9nl of failur"e monced to trenaact bUtt-ChrlOttn• K 81gga H f tCTITIOUI IUllHlll Publllt* Orange Cout
(714)6'0-0772 10 ff\tat 11110 UICI conlrec:t -""°" the lic:t1tlou1 CnlodlOn unttl ago 2 I NA• ITATIMIWT Detty Piiot Mty 2 8 18, 23,
NOTICE IS HEREBY llUdl Mc:.lit'll'f will be IO<-bU..,... name Of narneo l/TMA lor the l)eneflt ol VIC-The tollowlno pettonl I ll 1989
O•VEN lh•I tno lt>OYO· f•tld tl•ted •bolle on M8)' 1, 1988 I 0 , I• M 8 l gg1 2 2 doing bualnea•.. T ·511
nomed School Dtttrict of Or-Tha OiSTRICT ,_ o.otfray F Mountain Wlllowb<ook. lrvlM , Cahl (t)AOUA RINSE 6 MAIN-
onge Counl'f, CalllornlO tel· the , t , 1 Thi. etetemenl wu filed 9271 4 TE.NANCE (b)A R M . 2805 M.IC NOTICC lr>g by enO througfl Ila Gov-bids IO~ 11~ ~:!:":n~ :" with the Counl'f Clerll of Or-Thia t>ullneH It con-Oelawore • 1. Huntington ---------1
ernlng 8oerd. haretnelt• •• rtgu1e1itia 1n ony bid•°' 1n •noo County on May 1 1888 dueled by • ;! oen-Beec:h. Cold 92t41 1Ut:9•1*1 lerred lo• OlSTRICr u ... boeld Rt1'17 netahlp SMtl R JoMoton 2505 (CfTAC~ .IUOtClAl) receolve up to. bvt not loter '"9 Publ'lhed Or~ Cout The reglltron com o.i-1 •1 Hun11ng1on NOTICETODEFENOANT tntn tne 100...-llOllcl tame Pur1<>.,,l IO ll'>e PfO'l'OiOnS Oaijy Pilot May 9, 18 23. 30 mtneed to Iran t>usi· 8"c:h Cohf 926411 (A11110 o Aa4adO) HOUSE
STARTING A NEW. BUSINESS??
The Legal Department at the
Dally Piiot Is pleased to en-
nounce a new service now avail-
able to new businesses.
We wlll now S EARCH the
name for you at no extr8 charge.
and save you the time and the
trip to the Court House In Santa
Ana Then, of course. atter the
search is completed we will flle
your tlciltlous bus1,ness name
statement w11h the County Clerk.
publish once a week for tour
weeks as required by law and
then me your proof of pubh-
cauon with the County Clerk
/..
Please stop by to file your
fictitious bualnetS statement 111
t he Dally Piiot LeQal Depatt-
ment. 330 w .. t e.y, eo.i.
Mesa, California. If you can not
stop by, pleue call us
,it (7 14) ~2-4321 , Exten9k>n
315 or 316 and we will make
arrangement• for you to hanc:Ue
this procedure by m all.
If you afloutd have anx f\.lrther
questions, plleaee call us and we
w lll be more than glad to asalat
you
Good luck In your
new buslneull
Miiied bid• fOf the OWOld ol of S.Ction t773 of In. Labot 1810 ,,... undet the nc:tmou• Thi• bu1lnNI 11 con. OF HOLMES INC I COf· ·~u~~~.~~~~~~~~c T~~-~()fn~~ed~~~~ .. ~·~~ALL~~~========~========~========~=====~~~ jeCt lqrnto the DISTRICT llUC'>-., l-
BICI• lhlll be recetveel In ti ·nlcl trom lhe OtrectOf of P\RIC NOTICE flta.IC NOTICC M.JC NOTICE ttll piece ldenllf•.cl 1t>0110, tl\e Oeportmenl of lnelu1tr.•I NM.IC NOTICE
•nd 111811 be opened and Relottont thl genetol NOTICE OF ELECTION pubUdy rM<I oloud et the PfeYlllli"O ,.,. ol P4W diem I
ot>o111-110tod ttmo ond wogH 1nd the generet
P'~ pr1Y1t1"'9 rOIO 10< t'lolldll)' Thart .... 0. O I 150 00 onC1 O,,.,hme .. on. In Ille lo-
oepoa.t requued '°' HCll Ml callty in wnicn tl'll1 ~ 11 to ol bid doaiman11 10 guaron be perloomeo IOI Udl ccatt
tM their retum In good con-Of tyi>e OI WOtk• needed to
d1tlon "W!1flln Mvan dO)'S ••ICUI• Ille contrKt nie..
oiler thl t>IO 090t·ung dllO rotn ate on file •I IM DIS·
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 special election has been called and wlll be held on the 13th d ay
of Jun•. 1919, which etectlon 1hall be on all-mlli.d ballot election conducted puTsuant to S•c11on
23511 1 of tn. Election• Code of the t:.• of CaltfQmta, Within Improvement Otstrlet No 188 or tt\e
Irvine Ranch Wale< Otltrlct fOf' the pur of tubmlttlng to the voter• of lhe Improvement Oistrtct the
propotttlon of Whether or not Q909fal obllgotlon bond• of the Improvement District In the atn04.lnt of
S 19,2M,OOO ahall be outhorlzed and 1"4.led. tor tt\e purpose stated In the proposlllOn nerelnafter set
fOf'th In thl• notice, which bond• 1hall ~ payablt from assesamente lo be levied and collected
exclullvety UPofl land• within the Improvement Olatrlct
Eaclt bidder anall be • TRICT Office locott d "
c•n 11d controctor 2985-9 8 .. r S1 Coile
tu.,,t IO tne 8us1naes M... CA 82628 Cople9
oleollon~·Cod• •nd m.,, be Oblllned on reqveet
Md '" 11'>1 '°"°"''"9 A C09'f ol 1i-,., .. lhd The bonda lhall beef Interest at a rote or rotn not to exceed twelve percent 1 ll"o) per 1nnum the
ci&NI tions 8 ' be pooteo •t tne l<>t> ,.,. actual tlmM of payment to be determined uPoO the uie 11'\ereol WALK HROOOH A ... .. lllhell be mandllOf)' upon
lhtougl\ of lhl •to 11 II.hid the CONTAACTOA to WhOm " .,,_,. S 3.. na C .,.., few May 31 19341 Pro-the contrtcl 11 ...-ded et\d The ballot• uNd at tt\e election lhall be In lhe form preSGn.,_, by ec11on ,.1vv ol the Wate< ode
aoect...,. OICklen .,, 1c.m•t upon ony eubc.ontroctor of tM Slate of Cahfornla
ot tlle 8..--a Ott.u 1985-undtt IUCll CONTRACTOR • A BMr StrMI. Cotta M .... to pey not i.u 1n1n thl aaod On the ballot• to be uMd at the election, In addition to any Olher matrers required Dy law 1nere
CA at 10 oo AM G111 ac>eell11<1 rolM to 111 w<lfket• shall be printed substantlally 1ne followtno (714')656-3:111 IOf detettt em1>4oy1<1 by tnem 1n Ille n -
BIClo wlll not DI ~tod ecuuon of the contract
lrom oon11tct0<• not aneti<I· No bidder mey w•tlldraw
Ing 11"9 w•liUNOIJ9h ~y Did fOt I period of thil1y
lec;n bid m1111 conl1<m (301 days •11• the d1t1 M l
and be tMC>Of\liVI 10 the f()( Ille OC)eNng of t>oOI
cont1act documet't• A pey-nent bofld end •
DI-: \·1·11 '\Ol'lf·J :s
way Cha~I. Qista
Mf'sa In ltt u or
Oowl'f'I, ''mtnbuuons
may bl> madt to H g
Canu·r un&rr. New-
pu n a~ l h or
Sherman Gardena. Co~I M.lf', Qahf
l'leru B rothers Bt-U
att.dway Mortuary ·
Cutu MHA Dlrecto"'
(714) 642 91~
OF,.CIAL •AU OT
IMPROYIMENT DtSTRICT NO. tN
Of
IRVINE MNCH WATER DISTfUCT
8 P!CIAL •ONO ELECTION
June tS. 1919
To vote mortc a crou (•)In the voting aquare 1fter the word YES or
alter the word "NO All morks otherwise made ere forbidden All
dlstlngullhlng marks are forbidden and malt• the blllOt vood
If you wrongly mark. IN r. or def~ Ulla ballot, r•turn 1t to the Registrar
of Voter• and obtain onolhet
BONO PAOPOSrtJON Shall the INln• Rancn Weter Olst11ct tncvr en
Indebted,,... and leave ~eral obllgatlOn bonds for Improvement
Olatfk:t No Ute theree>f In the omount of S 19,286.000 at a mnlmum
lnter•t rate of 1'#91\19 pere4tnt (1rt.1 per annum, to ocqutre and construct
work• and facllltlee fO< th• acqulaltlon. coltec:tlon storao• and d11trlbut1on
of wotor and water rtght1. to enable the !MM Ranch Wat• O.strlct to
utlllN a water aupply fuml-'*' under the State Waler Resourc.s ~t System (eommonty known u the State Weter Protect l
Including dam•, reMt'IOlrt, otor• tan.kl, lreat"*1t factlltleS plpe9 ~ 9QUfpment 'and all nec:eanry equlptMnt and property tMrefor ~ulrlng tuncl1 10 futnll controctual commltm«ttl to carry out the power•
and purpoaea of th• Otatrlct contained In controct1, tncludlng contrectl
with other aoenci-. all In accordance with the Plan of Works tor
lmprowm«it bt1tnct No 189?
\ES
No
It o PfOlt'f °' authority of htgal repree.ntottw 10 belno voted tt\e proxy or AUthor1ty ~•II M
attached to the ballot
Ballot• muat be roe.I~ by 5 00 pm • June 13 1989, elt'-et t~e Ofltco of tM Reglttrer of OranQe
County, t300 South GJand Av.n..,., Santa Ana, Callfornla. or et P 0 Box 11298 Sent• Ana
California. 92711
Tl1<4
PllllC NOTIC£ P\8.IC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE "8JC M)TIC(
NOTICE OF ELECTION •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tPecial ei.cuon hu beef\ called end wtll be held on the 13ttl tJ.y
ol June. 1919. which e1e<:11on lhall b9 an all-malled ballot etectlOn conducted purtUant to Section
T.1511 1 of the Elec\lon• Code ol tM State ol Cahfornt• w1thln lmPf0"*'*1t Olatnct No. 111 Of the
Irvine Ranch Wat., Ol1trtct for the purpoM 01MJbmltt1no10 tt\e voter• of the lmpr~t District the
propolitlOn or whether or not ~at obltgouon bond• of the Improvement 011trlct In the amount of
.$8.17•.000 a.hall b9 authOfll~ and issued. for the purPoff 1ta11c1 tn \Ile piopotltloo ~ oet
forth In lhla notice. whleh t>ond1 1hall b9 poyabte from auesament1 to be lev\oc1 and ~
•xelu11v.ry upon land1 within t~ lmpro~ 0.•1~1
The bond I ~I t>eM 1nter•t et a r lie or rates not to exceed twelve pwcen1 ( 12%) pw onnum. the
ac:tuol t ~ of payment lo be detffmlned upor1 11\e Mle tt\«eof
The ballot• u~ at the ei.cuon .na11 t>e in the lorm Pre!ICMbed by Sec110n 35 toe ot tri. Water Code
ot IM State of Collforn10
On the bellott to be uMd at the ef«tlon 1n aC1dlt1on to any oth9t manftr• required by law there
shall be printed s1A>e1ant1allv tt\e rollowrng
OFFICIAL. 8 AUOT
IM~ROVEMENT OtlTllltCT NO. 1•
Of
IRVtNE RANCH WAT'ER DtSTAJCT
SPECIAL BONO ELECTION
Jun. 13. 1911
To VOii mark. crOS$ I• I In lhfl vOhf'IO SQU910 at1et tti. word YES or
alter the word NO All marl>.t ot~se meoe •1• 'orbldden All
c1J1t1ngui1h•nQ mar111 are lorbtdd•n and make the betlol votd YES
If you wrong!)' marl\. tear. or deface this ballot r•turn 11 to the Reg1otrar
ol VOl9f9 Arid obtain anottier
BONO PROPOSITION Shell the Irvine Roncn Watet ()j•trlC1 incur an
1ndeb1edneso an4 •saue general ~hgonon bond• tor lmprovemeot
Olatrtct No 188 thw eot In the emount of S8 11• 000 ot a maximum
lnterMt rate or twelve percent ( 12°'.) per annum, to acquire and conotruci
work• and fac11111 .. 1or tt\e OG<!Ultmon collectlon otor1191 ano dlstnbutlon
of water and water r19ht1 to enable the lrvtne Ranch Weter OtotriCt to
utilize I w11er tupPty lurnlShed under tM Stet• Woler Resouroa
o.v.lopment System (commonly known u the Stet• Watet Pro,.ct I
~ncludlng damt. r..,._Olr1 otorage 1ank1 tr .. tment fOC1lltlea. Dion
pumping equipment and al1 MCeSSarY equipment and prOoerty t~
acquiring fund• to rutf1ll eontroctual commitments to carry out. the powers
and purpo ... ot the Otslrlct contained In contrac:11 lncludlng oontrectt
with other eo-ncia all 1n aceo<dance with the Pion or W()ti(1 tor
lmprovem.nt 01st11ct No 188?
fl a Pf011y or outnonty of legal repr~latrw is ~no voted 10. pro•)' °' outhoflty ohell be
attached to the b8Hot
Ballott muot be rec:eiYild by 5 00 pm June 13 1989 Oiltie. alt~ Onie. ol the Registrar ot 0.-ange
CWnty, 1300 South Grand Avenue. Senta Ano, Callfornta, or at PO Bo• 11291. Santa Ane.
Calllomla. 927 11
To be qua11r..o u a YOt41f and 10 be enlltled to voje at the eleetlOn. 1 penon must be a hotder °'
tiU., .. ~nned In s.ction 34039 Of the Wat~• of tM S1•1• ot Cellfomia. to ~ In tM lmpt~t Oiatrlct Eech voter lhall haw OfWI ( 1) vote tor each c:k>l'-11 worttl of tend to wt'6ch he or the hold1 tllle The tut equalized so1u1meot bootc ol the lrvtne Ranch Water O.tnct la~
~ of ~Ip ltld OI IM ValUe of the land IO OWMd except that In the...,.,,.,, 111111 "*"
for the Olatnct lhaU not haw beefl mllde and i.vied for the )'Mr In wttlett the etec:tlon tt hetd. 1N i.t
~lmd u u ta"*"t roff of the COunty Of 0r-.11 conduahoe eYicMnoe of owneilNp Md of h ~of Land ao owned. ptcwided. howe¥er. that purauant to a detennl~ by ~ Of h
Boetd of Otr9Cton o f the 0.1rlc:1, the 1111umei1t boo" or equallnd a1111sment tOI of the~
of Orange ohall be COfr«t.ed to~. In the~ of transfer of tend.1MM pen10n1 wt'O•CJf1M ~th de)' prior to the elec'tlon ~ u owner. on the record• of the ~ty. E-...y ~.tit hie ..... , ..... ,,_.hit, mey wt• enhet In C*"ton Of by a per90n dUJy ~,_, M hie PfOllY "Uilllt AePI -•tat!Ye" mMn9 an ottldaf Of• cor~tlon owning land, encl mean•• QUWdlen, .....-r or
adm6nletrator of the •tate of the hOlder of 111i. '° lamt who (t ) 11 appointed under 1"' .... of w.
St•: (bl .. entlUed to PC I 11 alon of the •tat•'• land and (C) II auttioneed by the ~· oowt
to _. thlt C*1iauW 119ht. PtMtege or Immunity wtttcn he ...u to .. --. ..,_ a ...., •
,.. .... ,tative may ~ at the elKtlon, he ""* Pf'Men• to the 8oet'd Of ltedlort • c.t"'9d ~ of
Mid euthOnty, wNc:tl If*' ~ ktpt MO "'9d M1hlrt tn. 1"9tuma of the lfectlOn
No ~tment of• prolft INI be veiiid • eccopted or a "°'• allowed m.areon ~ It ,..... II of the foloWlng ~(I) It 11 In wrtlif't; (b) tt II PC\lted =per.on Of _.., ... I -I
of ttle .-eon -"O, tn ~ wtttl the ptof'ietOnt Of kbon or S5003.1 of•-Ole. °' tM ., .. of ~ .. entitled to the ~ tor Whtctl tM Pl'OllY " ..,...,,. (C) It .. I al I • lJ f
Of cettlfted In aocor~ .ttt\ SectlOn 2015 5 of the CocM of' CMI ~ ol .. ._. ., ~ (d) tt ~the .tec:tlOn at wtCtt It .. to be u.d MO It ~ Ot'lltj •"" , rt
epec:Hled, llnd (•) 11 tlftjl be on • form • apedftld by the County a.'11 rr ti 4 • .... r~
~~tcnet1tof a ptoxy1a~ath~Ol"'9 ~••a11-.••..,
betote the pereon WOlnted • ptoxy INI ha¥9 C.-e .,_.. 1ep-111r4 .. ..._"' _.. -
appointmMI -~
lf two-thir~(2/3,of tMVC>M ceetat the etecttonfll¥ot' •a.t•aof ththettlln i9t ID • 1t ......
Mid bonds ... ~ iaMMd llnd 90ld fOt the purpGe9 ....... ........,
t-..c .. .,.,... =• pro"'dld '" .. c ...... w ... ~ L.9, ~ , ....... o..
ol IM ltale of~ the ................. Mid 8MCIOl-.C• ln .. llW'8U Sf f •
tM Ufiform Oi9trtct 8edton Law of ........ c .. .,.. .
T1*~•8M"~ to •~ ol lhe 90itd'ol l» ...... '"""' ... _u.... ~ °" Aptti,a•. 1•
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COMt DAILY PILOT I r'•.
..... WIOllCl MUC•11Cl MUC!!na MUC•11Cl ..... ..s... rwuc.. ... ..
.... "" ftlOlllly °' a; m • ,,. "'zsP&.. ...... "°'"''•a r DI r "°"' -•e •• ..,_ 10 PICtHIDUI llllllta Oroup, INc .101!-1 Chap. "°"''°"' allP HI Ila* on 0011wllr1Ntt0n °' 81'~ OI ;a: ........ 1 .... ITAWS'.11 ..... 8'All-If ..... ITATI rT m•n Ave . Or•noe. CA NAm ITA,_n .-. cw pwt cetn lftCI be!-••U-I Of 8 =:.•=: f"8 __........... f"8 ............. .. ,_ _. T'lw..,... '*""'er• 12eee enc.~ by note... 1 11 ._. .....,_ • ...._ ..--• • Deeertct: ldW· ... ""**' •· Tl'lla bu9'MM I• con· Til9 '°'°'*'I l*NM wt CU.Oby Mof'feil'I Of Th* U. OP fiC n&UI It TI4I IUCA" COIM'IM'f HALO INDUITfUfl.
Cl qi.C111m1 ·MllA UNl,.10 S(ltCT ~"OOUCTS, cM*I by•. g9Mtal .,.,,. ~=:a caH Deed on the property tO , .... •].!.='~;.--:._. ~=: =· .,.....,..: •10 Kellr Avt ...... , .... , •• ~ ..... lw •
.,... ., .. • • .,..._ lld Oeedllne: 11 :00 AN,Cellt ta1oe Tl'I• re9111rent com· ~~*j,~s':!"f;l tMdtobeCseooeltech•""* :': ,.C1lllo • '::,'::........ ;;;., ....,_ ...., •10 Kellr NM
.. .,..._ .... _. fCMOOL M1NCJ atat I l)'Ort •D • ..,.. .. nerWNP • • • _., TtnS*C*'ll ohmount ~ flf ~-11 Celt tU01 ' ""'*"llOft ..._., Cellf
,_ •'.-.AMol•"'derof Merk Alen Aodgera, menced to trlnNC't t>uei.-~c;;., 1271• ... orofflrato tlltlnWl'tt· ~ IAvWw ~ -AIOEW 0..-A\19 , 8Mll ·AM. c.tlf. W..... ....._.... 401•
.......... ~ ....._ ttll 2011 1 Moontld•. Hunt• MM uncNr tflt flct1li0U• •1..:...,_ J MuMer me1 Ing encl w111 be f~ et AY 311 ~Cofone ... -.CA.~ N101 ...... 0tMt. ~ loe of ~ of fllec. Of Std "8c91pt '"9IOn hec:tl. C.... t2t<Ce buelMM MIM Of ntlMI _..._. • tl'le et«eMld o~ et eny • ...... ----.....-.. ............... Tflle IK;eln..-11 ~· lliMtl. c.lf. HMt , ..... ~. ~tol'IHlng O.partment.j Tlll• butln.n 11 con· 1•ted abol/9 on M11ch SI, g:.t,.~~ i:1;uan tlnlt tftet tM llnt ~t>tl-Mwrh. ~:C.'112:! 8utlnt9I ....;;:--...;..;-;; dllCted by 1n lndMdllel 11lie ~ It ~ ~ C-. o.tct. 2tM ..., Street, Coet•jduc1ed bY en lnd1~ 1Mt 04w f//llO, · cation '-eof encl btf0t9 ......., ........, w Th• reglatrant COftt· .,.... by. 911 l111dM1t• t370AdllMA--...1 CO.. ......,CAIMM Th• regl1trant corn-Dividend O.ve1ooman1 Clllt ~:A~.~·~ dat.eOflllla. =-~~::,!0=Y-:..,...., .. & .. IL rMn09d to tnftWt bu96-Tflt regl1trent COM· ..._lllUI Project ldentlllc:•tlon rnenoed to tranMCt bull· Cofp .. Rot>ttl S 8iif1Mtt, Capt t c:iu 9:n ue O.Md tflll 11th dtY of A 1 8 tHI FIL! ~ <>r.,.. Coeet ,_ ~ 8M loWOu9...,..., to trtNllllt bu96-
l'roJecl ld•ntlflHtlon Hime: ASKSTOI ABATE· -under tlle flct1Uou1 PrtllcMnt tfl:.'1111t!· I 1 con Mey, 1Mt ~~~l252 Deity~ Mey 13 tNI ~ IWM 01 ._ wider IM ~ --= IMO •1• -OM MENT AT VARIOUS 049-~ neme Of l\emtl Thll ltttt!Nnl WU llled i n... • • .... ..,,.,.. ~ • T141 ..... ......,. on~ t ..,..._NIM « ,.,.
IS-'5, ~ CGllll Col-TNCT LOCATIONS ... ., •!>OW on April 20. Wltl'l 11'18 County c~ of Or· d~ by • gener.i 1*1· ....................... 31~'=. 8o.~~· t.. • .... eDOll8 on Mey 1, , ...
•eee·"•P•lr1"9e0netruct Pleet PIMe An on F .. ; 1tlt ange County on AprU 2e. ~.... r•o••tr•nt com-Dna•ut C.itf 92125 ' ~ .__ ~ HelOCIOff a...~ Purcflulno Dept .. 2N5-M#ll Rodgers 11189 IUrtl ...,.....-, A...,_, ••.,. MftftH nillt •II•""' .. .._. n. ~ w tied ,.._...._ .. on•OI-8WSt .. CoetaMeta,CA Thia ltatement WU tiled f-41t'l'l1 menGaO to tfMWI bult-MU. -W ..... It.. Thtl butlMM WM con-..._ _,,_ r---..~olOr• wllllll'leCounfyCWltofOr•
tlce of D6NdOr of "'9)'lloel NOTICE IS HEREI\' Wfttl ..... County c... of Or-Publllhecl Or1111g9 Cout ,,... under ..... llcllllOU• c..u ...... CA_, ducted by"' lndlviduel wlltl ... _ .. , IO ~ on Mey2 , ...
F.--~EUeei• GIVEN tllet lh• abov• enoe County on ~II 20 Dally Piiot May 2. t , 1e. 23, t>u•lneu ntmt °' namee Pubfllhed Ofenge cout Thll ·•l•tetnent WM flied PW:TITIOUe .,..... tr'l9 C°""ty on Aprtl N111tl .,. ty Nf19 Harrie. C:... nMled Sctlo04 Dtllrlct of Or· N1IOIO 11189 lleted aboYe on Af>tM 21, Deily Not May 23, 2•, 30, wltfl the County Clwk of Or· _.. 8TATIMINT.,. PublleMd Or C.. ~ Orenet Co.I
Collet• Dl1trlot, 111 enet County,CA, tc11ng by P\lblilflecl Orange Cout T513 '":ephen J Mui Oen-lid = County on May te, ctJ:: == ~ DellY PllOt MIY r.r tt. H , Dt11v Piiot Mey t , ~. U. IO,
AdetrW Ave .. Coela ..... encl through It• Oowrnlng Dally Pllol May 2. 9. 1e. 23. Ip n . lWt47 Put>lllNd 0r--Coul . en DESION8 2335 1NO ,... T-lt2 nat. T......, l'eolllty (11•) Bollrd, l'lerinefter ref9noed to 198t PlB.JC M)TIC£ «• 1 ner _..,.. •--' T·llM
432 5707 .. "DISTRICr' w111 recell/9 T-587 Thia 1t11emen1 wu filed Ml.IC NOTICE Dalty Piiot May 23, 30, June MeM Or., -·ta Ana Hgta., ---------
NOTICE 18 HEMIY up to, but not taltr then ll'le 1t..a1 wtth the County Clttll of Or-e. 1~. 11119 Cellf. 92707 · PWUC ll>TICt
GIVEN tflet tl'le above-~elated time, IMled -.. _.,. MftTIM: '1CT1TIOU8 9'18Mll l"Ot County on May l5, l'tcTITIOUI ....... T•S..O SandreH.Andtfaon1~35 "8JC ll)TIC( nM*I Sc:hOOI Olltrlet tor bid• for Ille twerd of. con-.--"""''c;. N ... ITA,...Nl 11811 NAm ITATDmNT ..... Dr .• Sant• Ana "V11 ,, ____ ......, ____ _ °'tr'lt Courtty. cellfofnla. trtC'l for 11'18 aboYtl P'OltcL • .,.. The followlno p«.ont 1te Publllhed or_,.,!•~:: Tl'le fOlloWlnO '*'°"' "' PUlltC NOTICE C':,,,!2~07AnOenon 2335 MTmOUe.,.A~.. ..,... eTA~ ec11ng by Md ttwougfl "* 8lds IMll be recellled In '1CTITIOU9 .,..... doing butlnell 11 -·• OOlnQ bualnMI u ; •-.,__ ·.,. t NAMI 8Ti ••-Tl'le lollOWtnO WtoM.,. ~ Board • .........,... tM p4eoe Identified above, NAMI ITATQllNT BAYVIEW CONSTruc-Dal~ Piiot Mly 23, 30. June CENTRAL PARK • 15, A '1CTmOUe .,..... ..... Or ...... ti Ml 0 I . Tiie rollOWlnQ s-aon..,. dcMno ~ ..
aft• r8'arred to ... "048-•nd ahell be opened and Tllefollowll'IQptflOfllll• TION. 317 Dehlia, Cofone •. 1 . 1989 T-Qi Cllltomla Umlted Plflner-NAMEeTATlm.NT c~,..2~~1neu ,, con-dOlngbuelnellu ..,.._ OAANQE COUNTY TRICT' _. rece1¥1 up eo pubt1c:fy reed t1ouc1 et the doing bu11f1eM 11. oei MW C.:... 12826 llllo, 505 Perk Avenue, The toteowlng l*'900I tc• Ill.ACK TIE DEUV ..... ,. ... QU£9T LlfE. 17911 Slcy. bUl~i.tertNntl'l .. bo~: et>ovutatedtlm .. nctpl-. &A"EAWESTASSOCITES. SttPtien D Aroanbrlglll, ~lelend.Getlf 12A2 OOl"notxi.IMNu ducf.,!!br' general P~· 1005 Brloao· Dr. Co!lf pttll Clfde, Sult• D, lnltne, "8led time Mlled bide tor Elldl bidder mual aubmtt A o.n.tal Pennervtlp 2 317 Dahlia Cofona del Mar Cilnlrll Patk # 15, '4 C.J~ MUNOZ CONSTRUCTION ,_,.,..., M8N C.llf t2e27 Calll 1127 t•
"'8 ewen1;,,. 1 Cl04'ffreet few wttl'I eee11 bid• oertlfled or Corpor9te Perk Suite 210 C.hr 112e2s · forn11 Umlted Pl/lMfll'llp, co .. ten• Wiiiow c1ra.. m!::cs r~o•:t~ ci:,i: WCYTI Pamella ~. M•g•~ln Publl1"1no tl'le above ptoteo1. CMtlltr'I cMc:lt peyable to lfYlr'l8 Celtf 92il• ' Thll busltl ... 11 con· "8.fC M)flC[ 505 Pant A'4(llle, Balbot Foun1aln Valley, Calif. 12708 o r 192tf Wlr\gtdfoot Cir , eompen . .• c.iitornle.
Ilda IMll be ,....,... In tl'le C*rTRtCT ore bid bond aw' Pl/'lners, 1 Ctll1omll ducted by an lndMdual llltnd Cel1f 12682 Jim Muno&, 1871• WlllOW ,,_. under tll9 ftc:= HuntlnOtOf\ -..c:tl. C1UI 17911 S Circle. Suite
tlle pMlol tcMntlfled el>OW, In tl'le fohn Mt f()(lh In lhe 09nefll PtrtMflhlp, 2 COr· The regli.trinl com· K 41121 Thll bulln .. 1 11 con· Circle Fountain Valley. C.ltf ::::;--~ ~ 18 92M8 D. irw., 1271•
and IMll be °'**' and contr9Ct doc:umtnll In am oorate Park, Suite 210. manced to tranuc:t t>utl· Netloe of .... of ducted by 11 mlted pat1ntr· 12708 t 1 on • Thll bu .. Mll 11 con· Tiw. bu 1 11 con·
p!lblCty reed llloud at tn. amount nol 1e11 than 10% of ll'Wle C.lif 92714 ,_ under tlle hct11oous ....,, ~ 11 lhlp Thll bu1lne.. la con· tt64 d\lcted by. "' lndlllldull Cluc:led by. 1 COfOO(atlon
et>ove·•t•t•d time and tl'le "*'""""'amount ot bid Copley ·RHlty Income bullMll name or names Prtvate.. Tne reglttrant com· ducted by )I!' lndtvldu•I ~1~.=i't°" wu fled Th• .r•cJl1trant com-Th• regletrent com·
place. .. a gu11ent .. 1ha1 Ille bid· Partner• 3, • M....chuteU• lllted above on NIA No A 1•5•03 meoc;ed to tr111NCt bull-Th• regl1tt1n1 com-• or Or· ~ to tranaac;t ~ menoed 10 llanMCt ~
TNre wMI be 1 $10.00 o.-6er wlll enter Into tna limlted par1n•rthlp. 3911 Stephen D Aroanbt!Qht In Ille Super10f Court of ne11 undef the tk:tll!Oul rnenced to trennct bull-wltl'I t~ty~tl 11 MN under the flc:11tl0Ue ,,... under the flc:11tloul
po11trequlredfor•ct11ecol propoetd contrect " tl'le Boylaton StrMt. Boston. Thia 11atemant was hleel the Stale ot Ce1Uom11. tor tiu.m.s fl8IM 0< nemee ,,... under Ille flc1t1lou1 ~ti: 'bllllnel• name "' nttnel bu91Mll MIN "' ntn*
bid ctoc:umenl• to~ NIM 11 -ded to IUCf'I Muaacl\uMMI 021 ta wllh the County Clefk or Or· lhe County of Oranoe llated above on Aprll 1, 1989 tiullneu 118/M °' names 9 1'•1'111? lilted ebOYe on Aprll 1 ... lated abo\19 on FebruttY I,
their return In good con-bidder. In Ille event of failure Thia buslne11 II con-•not County on May 16 In tile Mall ... or tile Eltll• David D Dahl 11...i •bove on °'Pftl 1• 1989 PubllaMd Orange Cout 1919 ttee
dltk>n within ten days tit• to enter Into a8'd contract. dUC1ed by • general P«t· 1989 ., of Elizabeth BerMbe &of· Th.II 1tatement wu liltd Jim Munoz Diiiy PllOt M-1 f6 23 30 Lucyn Nylendef A. Wiiiiam AtUl&lf. S.C.-
ttle bid oPenlna dtte. 8'ldl MCUrtty wtl be tor-nerlhlo ,.,_, rayo •• EllUt>elh B. s1ga1e, witl'I the Counly Cleflt ol Or· Thia atatatMnl wu flied ~•Cl ., · • • • Thia •t•tement "" .. flied retatv
Eadl blddef" 1f1ai11 be 1 felted. Th• regl•trant com· Publllhed Orange coast OeceaMd •no• County on Aprll 20 with tlle County Clefk ot Or-lte T-«>O wi1h 11'18 County C1tttt of Or· Thia 111Mmtnt WI ftaecl
11 c en .. d eon tr• ct o r Tiie DISTRICT reMNu mtll<*S 10 1ranaact bull· o.11y PllOt May 23 30 June Notice ie l'Mtret>y gtwn lhal 1'41111S •noe County on A?<ll 28. llf'08 County on AO'll 2• whh ll'le Cowlty C6ett1 of Of·
pw11µtnt to tile ..,..._ the righl to reject eny "' Ill ,...,.. under the flctltlou• e 13, 1988 the underllgned Will ... I 11 Publlahed Orange Coast 1989 . ,.,...., eno-Covnty on May t. , ..
end Pfot.lionl Code Md bid• or to welve an~ Ir· buslneu name 0< namee T·637 Private sale, 10 th• l\lgl\UI Dally Pilot May 2. t , 18, 23. f .. 17011 rtaJC NOTIC[ Publlshtd Orenge CoMt 1'411•
be llotnaed In tile folloWlng regul1.rftlel "' lnlOfmalltl .. lllted al>Ove on Apfll 28, 1tnd best bldde< M.tbject to 19~ Publllhed Orange Cout Deity Piiot May 2, t , 1t, 23, P\lbllned Orllf'08 C091t c:ltllltlcatlona: In any bldl or In the bidding. 19811 rt&..,. NOTlC( c;onllrmaoon ol ealcl Su· T-585 Deity Pilot Mey 9 16. 23 30, irtcrmoua .,..... 1tn o.tv Pilot May I , fS. 23. lO.
C-3t ·Plumbing No bldd« mey wltl'ldr-Stepfltr'I J Mui.let, Miii-"' perlOr Coun. on or eher tile t1189 NAm ITATI....,-_ _ ~ ttlt T-to5
Eadl bid muat conform eny bid for • ~lod of rony-eg111g General P¥tner K_. 2nd d1y of June, 19811. at the PlBJC NOTICE T-699 Tiie folloWlng ptflON are •-.,. llftTIC(
ancrbt r~i!\19 o flii lrve (Ul daya after 1119 cf lie ~Tiil• 1tatement w11 filed r:tc:TITIOU9 MlllNEll ott~ of Kirk MclntOlh, Eaq , doing bu111'1818 11 P\8.IC M)TIC( .--""
contreet cloc:Umtnll. Mt IOf the opening of bide. wtttl 11'18 County Clerk ol Or· NA• ITAft•NT 828 W 19th SI Co11a FICTITK>UI IMllMH P\RIC M)TIC[ VINTAGE & CLASSICS 1------------
Eadl bidder "'811 eubmlt. A Payment Bond and • ange County on May 15. The rOllowtng personi _,. M .... CA 92627, County of NA• ITATOllNT . 1003 E11t Balboa Blvd . '1CT1T10UI .,..... '1CTmOUI ~ ..
on the fOf1!1 fumlahed wltll Petfa1mence Bond 111t11 be 1989 doing bullneu 11 Orange. Stall of California, The fOllow1ng per90na era FICTll'IOUI .,..... Balboa, Calif 12at N .... ITATI....,. ~
ll'le contrtc1 documenll, • required prior to uecutlon F•1111t AUTO EXPRESSllNE 111 ngnt. uoe an" 1nt•nt of dOlnQ bu"'*' a N~ ITATl•N'T Secondo Jonn Col· The lollowff\o ~we dol The ;;;--v 08f90ll8 "''
Net of the propoaed aubcOn-Of ..... conlrec;1 1nd 111111 be Publllheel Ofange Coast t5707 Rodllleld Suite 265 NJd d-...d II the lime of FA A NX s cu s T 0 M The lolowlno '*'°"' -ombero, 1003 East Balboa doing bulinMI ... ~ natl .. 0 PANY
trectora on tllll projec1 ... In Ille form Mt f()(lh In tile Deity Piiot M1y 23 30, June IMne Caltf 92718 ' dtlth and all the r!Qhl tltle MOBILE DtTAIL, 281111 doing l>UllMll H Blvd .. Balboa. Calll 12Sel POSH POOLS, 2t•52 a:·~ C~ M 8elb<Mi r~ by lhe Subletllng contract documente. 6. l~. t989 AMI Price S~1111111 1nd lnter .. t that the estate Glen RIOQ41, Mlesion Vlei<>. CONSOLIDATED CAR Dona Colombeto, 1003 Sandy Creek. El Toro, Callf llAand Cellf 12ee2'
end Sut>eontractln.o Fair e.cfl bidder •hall be • T-638 Inc Ca.tllornl• of 111<1 deGNMd l\&I IC· Cal.I 926~2 CO . te9 Wt1t 15th •A. Ellt 8alboe 8llld Bart>oe. 112830 • Piece~ Act. ~t llcen1ed contractor Thtt buitneH 11 con-qu•redbyoper•tlonof t1wor Frank G Hernandez NewponBeadl.Caltf 92860 Cellf 92et1 M9fk L Brownteie. 26452 ~·~-::ft;.!:0C::
Code s.ctlon •too .. aeq. purlUlllt to Ille au.;,,... rta.JC M>TICE ducted by .• COfl>Ofltlon otherWIM Olher thin or In 28911 Glen Ridge, Mlulon JamH N•plef, t372 Wind~ Thi• bu1ln•H 11 con· Sandy Crttlt El Toro, Ceflf 1mi .
Elldl l*lder mUlt aubmlt and Prort111on1 Code i nd Th• reglitrant com-addition to thal ot ealCI d• Vie10. Calif 92et2 amere. Tustin. Calll 92tl0 ducted by l'IUlblnd and wire 12830 wtttt NCfl bid cer1tflad °' be l~led In U... lollowlno I( 41Q10 rntrlceCI to tt1n11CI busr CHMd, at 1ne uma of deatl'I, Tl'l11 bualneu 11 con· Th11 bua1n .. 1 11 con-The ragl1tran1 com-Thia bullne .. It con-Thtl ~lneu 18 con-
Cllllhler'1 6hedt pey9ble IO clauiflcatlomr C2. ASB. 8 '1CTITIOUl IU ... ll nen under tile tlctit1ou• In and to aft the 0*111n real ducted by 1n lnd1111du1I dueled by 11'1 lndlV\duaf menced to tr111NC1 buti· UC1ed by an tndlvldual due\td t>y an lndMdull
ttle DISTRICT or I C>ld bond WALl<THROUOH. A walk-N._ ITAn•N'T bullnetl name or names property situated In the City Tl'la regl1tr1n1 com· Tl'le reg11tr1nt com-nea undtf Ille flc:11ttOUI ·The regl1trant com-~ reglll~ cc:::
In ttle rorm let forth In ttw through or tlle tit• 11 ICl'led-n... tollowlng perlOf\I 1te Hated •t>oYe on April 10 of Costa Mesa County ot menc.o 10 trans.ct t>uu-menc.cl to 1ranNC1 Ix*-bullnea ,_,,. or l'ltlTltl manced to tr""'8Ct t>u.11· ~ t;l'l8 llctiuou
contract documtntl In en uled fOf May 31, 11189. Pro-~bull,..... u 1989 Orange S11te ot Cahlo,,,1a. neu under the 1icmlou1 neae l.lllClw Ille ncuuou1 lilted above on Mer~ 1, ,..... under tile nct111ou1 ,..... .,,,.!
""°""t not .._then 10% of epec:tl\1 bidder"• we to meet c WFORD HILLS AS· Peter o G 1 Alt 1 panlCUlarly described u lol· bollnaa name "' names bu•lneat name or nemee tl.89 bullnett name °' IWl'MN bullMM n.,.,. Of n .
tl'lemulmumamount of l*I tttlle8ullne110fflce,2tt5-SOCI TES. 1601 Dove Cc><p rue, y °' IOwa to-wit lleted1bOveon May t 11189 ll11e<1aboYeon1notyet) s.condc>J Colombero Usttd1bo\1onMey ,, 1"9 h~~N/A '
... gueren1e8 tllet u... bid-A Beet S1r .. t. Cosll Meae. StrMt, Suite' 290, Newpon Thie ltatemenl was ftl«S LOI 335. Tract 1712 u Frank G HemandeZ Jamee Napter Tl'lll llatement WU tdtd Matll L 9'ownlee
def wtU triter Into tl'le CA at 1 30 PM Call a..ct1 CA 92660 will'l IM County Clerk ol Or-per map recorded "' Boo11 Thtl 1-.tament was tiled Thie ltltemenl wu llled lh Ille County Cltlll of Or· . Thi. statement Wll flied Ttlll atatemtnl WU llled
propoeed contrect K tM (11 .. )55&..,3211, for ci.tMll. Dividend O.vetoomant enge County on Mey 12. 50, Pagtl 32·36, tneloslve of with the County Ci.t-k of Or· wtth 11'18 County Clerk of Or· Counly on Apttl 28, With tlle County Cl«k of Or· with lhec!'.:"1ty ~~ r.-..,,.. II ewatded to IUCfl Bid• will not be ~led COfportllon, 1 Callf~nla 1989 m&PI Jn office of County Ra· ange County on May 1 t989 enoe County on M8.'f 1 tte9 t 9 ~ Cou(lty on Aorll 28, eno-1Y on •
bidder. In tile event of felluf• from cont~eetOf"I not attend· corporation. 1601 Oova ,41MM corder or aald County f•111a fU1192 FU1'01t 111at 1Mt
lo enter Into Mid OOlllrtc1, Ing fhll wdctl'lrougtl Str .. t Suite 290 Newport Publlltled Orange Coast • more c;ornmonly •mown Pubhsned Orange Cosll Publllhed Oranoe Co11t Pubhlhed Orange Cout '417011 '•1701• aucih l8CUtlty wlll be for· OOVl"NINQ IOARD BelCtl'. CA 92SSO. Delly Pilot May 23, 30, June u 933 Arbor St Cotta Dally Pilot May 9 lt 23. 30. Dally Pilot May I 16 23 30 Dally Pilot Mey I It 23 30. Publllned Orange Cout =Pu~ °'g"1; ~
felted. Carolyn I . ltocllar, AcAm. a Callfornl1 llm1ted 13 1999 ~ CA 92627 1989 1988 1989 ~11<>1Mey11 1e 23, 30. •Y • •
The DISTNCT rwrvee ~Director l)«tnerlNo. c/o Ame11nvee1 T-636 Ttrl'DI of Nie cl.Ill 1n 1av. T-607 T-809 T ..eo 1 ttpv T .t03 1 T-e<M tl'le r1gnt to l'efeet eny or ell Pubhhed Orenoe Collt
bide or to we1W eny Ir· O.lty PRol M~ 23, 30, 1989
reguMritltl In any bldl O< In Tt·U
the bidding. Purwt lo ttle pi~11 °' s.c.ton 1m ot the labor 1---------
Code of the State "of Cafl.. "8.tC NOTICE fotnla. tl'le DISTRICT l'IM ot>-1---------
ttlntd from the °"8ct0f" of "*IC NOTICE
tl'le DeoerttMnt of lndultrtel Notice I• glvtl'I tllll
A•l•tlon1 the genet1I purtuant to Section•
p1'8'4 ... 18 ,_ of per diem 21701-21715 of tM Bull·
weo-and '"• gen«tl Mel and Profeeelonl Code. ~ rate for l\OlcMly Section 2328 of tlle ·eom.
MCI CW8rttme wort< In the fo. ' Code, Sec;tlon 635 of
c:a1ty In wNc:t1 tN1 wort! le to-Penel Code, NEWPORT
be pe1fo11ned for Wt1 cnft MESA SELF STORAGE, °' type of WOl'ker needed to 550 N.-port 811/d • Colt• --=ute U.. contract. ThaM . CA 9~7. wlll Mil by r.._ .. on • et tl'le DtS-ltl\1 b4dCllnO on June TAICl' ofttce located ti • 1 II 10:00 A.M. Aue:·
Pt!yalcail Ftcllltltl Ptennlng loQ to be held II the •bc>Ye
T,.._,, 1370 Adami A•. Property to be IOld
Cdett Meee. CA 12929. follows: "'*-lllMOUI
~ rney be ot>talned OI) good•. pertonal
'9qU811. A copy of thaM ema, fumtture, appllanc.
,.... .,.. be ooeted et u... ctottllno balonomo to Job lfte. tie rOllOwlng
It .... be mendetory upon Heme-Unit
the COHTRACTOA to whom Chriltopfler 0.1111 •317 the contt9Ct II ...,dad, and Peut ~ •3H
upon any ~t>contrecfor ThomU Kopec 1648
under M:h CONTRACTOR. Joeepll Canaltl #764 to pay not .._ ttten 11'18 Mid D. ~ a Aaeoc. ll•le
epec:tfled rat• to Ill WOl1cere •• employed by them In tl'le ••• Publlllled Orange Collt ecutton of tt1t contrect. Piiot May 23. 30, 19et
Ho IMdder rney wttfldraw TS42
any bid '°' • period of lllllty (80) deya ener the date tet 1---------
fof the open1ng of bk1a. N1UC NOTIC£ A payment bond and I ~-----~~~1
~ bond wfll be NOTICa 0# required prior to execution TRUITU'I IAU
of tt19 contrtc1 and lhell be NOTICE IS HEREBY
In tt19 form Mt fottll In tl'le GIVEN 11\el on Friday, June
contrtc1 documenU. 2, 1NO at 10:00 • m , a1 tl'le
P\nullnt to Section ..aeo office located at u 1•0
of 1M OcrvwnrMnt Code of a..ct181\fd., Ste. 106, Wt1t·
tl'le State of Cellfonlla. tl'le ~t•. Cellfornla, L•"Y
oontrect will conteln Aothmen on behalf of prcM81one permitting tl'le KNOTT LAMPSON HOME·
1ucceuful bidder to OWNERS ASSOCIATION IUbetlMe Mc:Urttltl'for any WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
moneys wltl'll'leld by ll'le DIS· AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
TAICT to en1ure per-llDDER FOR CASH , fonnence undtr the con-CASHIER'S CHECK. OR
tract. CERTIFIED CHECK (peyeDlt
...., .. ._. ... ,4, •r " time of Nie In i.wtul AaM P .......... •111 ~JU> .. money of U... United Statt1) ca• 1111 , c.... c--111 right. Utle end Inter• ......., C.-... creeted by • Notice of 0.. PueillaNd Or-. eo.t fault encl Election to 1811
o.ly PloC Mey 23. 30, t.. Punuant 10 OedantlOn of
Tt43 Cowntnll, Condlttone &
---------"'8trlctlOlll. wtllctl not.lot "8.IC ROTICl w recorded on ~bet
.. -23, 1N7 In Oftldeo Atcotdl
-of Orange County. Ctll· 9 ltUStNE.88 fomla, In accordenct wl111 I
1M19 eTA .. t •I rT ..,atJon of CoY9nen11. n.. tolOwll'I ,,.,.,,_ ... Colldltlol ie a AeMTtctlont
dolrlll bUllrW ea: recoided In Offlolel Aecotda AXA COAPOAATION, of Orenge County, Cell•
2tt 1 AloMal" II 117, IMM, tornla; In the property 1ilu-c.lf. tt71• ..., In Mid County and ~ HwOft9 .. Mo-ltete delCrtbed .. : .....__ "'°'• a c.lltornie Lot t, Unit ... of of Tttc1 c:oi,or.-on, 2111 ....,._. 11IOI MS*,.,_, r9COtded
4'1f1,lntnt,c.t.t211• In~ Meipa,..
Tilll IM 11~ It Mn• OOfdt of Mid county ...... 11¥: a ..,.-e1en "9cord Owner-OUOAAH-
T ... r .. l1trent ••"'· LYNN MAMH ANO DllAA
1.-..d '° .,.... _... AHN S~ ,... ~ .. ........ ,... ...... Adclr.-lftd
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P\B.IC M>TICE Pla.IC NOTICE Nit.IC NOTICE l't&IC NOTtCE ·
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a apec•al electlon has been celled and will be held on lhe 131h day
of June. 1989. which el.ctlon ahall be an ell-ma.lied ballot election conducted pu~ant to Section
23511. 1 of the Elections Code of the State of Celltornla within Improvement DIStnct No 288 of the
lrvlne Ranch Weter Olstrict for the purpose of submitting to the vot11s of the Improvement District Iha
propo91tlon of Whether or not general obllgellon bonds or the Improvement Olltrlct In the amounl of
$1,977 ,000 shell be authottzod and tsaued, fOf' the pYrpose staled In the proposmoo l'\eftlnafter set
forth In this notice, which bonds shall be payable from assessments to be levied and collected
exctuslvety upon land1 within the Improvement D111r1ct
The bonds ahall bear Interest at a rate or rates nol to excee<S twetve percent ( 1~'•1 per annum. the
ectual times of payment to be determined upon the sale thereof
The ballot• uMd at the election shall b4\ ln,tn#Jorm preacrlbed by Section 35106 of lhe Water COde
of the State of Callfomle
On the balloll to be used at the election, tn addition to any Other mailers required by law tllere
ahaH be printed eubstentlalty Ille following
OFFICIAL BALLOT
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 211
OF
IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION
June 13, 1Mt
To vote, merk a cro11 (+)In the voting equare aft•r the word 'YES" or
atter-the word "NO" AH marks otherwise made are lorbldden All
dlltlngulshing marks are lorbldden and make the ballot void
If you wrongly metk, tear, or deface this ballot, return it to the~991strer
of Voters and obteln enother. -l
BOND PROPOSITION: Shall tM lrvlM Ranch W~ter District incur an
lnc:tobtedneu and IMUe geMJ'el ot>llgatlon bonds fot Improvement
Dlstr1c1 No. 288 thefeof In the amount of SS,977 .000 et a mex1mum
lntereat rete of 1W91ve percen1 ( 12%) pe< aonum, to ecqulre and con11ruct
worke and fecllltlee fOf' ttte collection, treatment end disposal of .awage
and the storao-and dlllrlbutlon of reclaimed water, Including dams,
r....volra, ttOfage tanks. trMtment fecllltlee, pf~. pumping equlpmont
and all ~ equlRfl'*lt and property thefefOf, aoqulrfng funds 10 tutti" contr~ual oommltJMDta to '*'Y out the powwa and purpoeee ot
the Olatrlct oontelned In contracts. lnclUdlng contreete with other agen-
clea, ell In llCCOfdanee with the Plan of Work• for Improvement Dlstrtet No
288?
NO
If a proJC.Y or euthOrlty of legal repf'9Ml1tetlve la be6ng voted. the proxy or outhotlty 1hall be
etteched to the blllk>t ..
Beik>ta muet be rtcth'ed by S.00 p m .• June 13. 1989, elttl« at the Offlc41 or lhe F\ealStrar of Ofange
County. 1300 South Gn1nd Avenue, SWtta An•. Callfomla, or et P O Box 11298, Senta An•, Cal"ornla, 92711.
M lrnprollemOnt Oletrlct thall coo.tltut• a •Ingle election precinct for the purpose of holding the
Motion.
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................. Dllietd81 .................... , .................. ..._ ..
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P\RIC NOTICE rta.IC M>TICE
NOT~CE OF ELECT.ION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ~el eteq!oo ha bMn called end will be held on the 13th dey
of June, 1989, whk::tt election ahell be an all-malled beftot et«:tlon conducted pureuant to Section
2351 t 1 of the Bect1on1 Code of the Stat• of Callfomta. wtthln lmpr°"'*'*1t Olllrlct No 288 of the
Irvine Ranetl Water Dl'1rlct for the purpose of eubmltting to the voters of the Improvement District ttMI
prt>poaltlon of whether or not Qef*al obligation bood1 of the lmPfovemant Dlltric:1 In the ~ of
$40,531,000 ahall be aulhorlled and laued. fOl lhe pYrpoM llated In the propotltl<Jn her11nefter NI
forth In thl• notlc41, which bonds lhell be peyel* from UMISl'Mnta 1q be tel/led and coti.cte<!
exclut111ety upon lands Within th• Improvement District
The bOnda ahaH beer lnteres1 at a ret• or retes not to ••oeed twelve pe<c.nt ( 1~~1 per annum, the
ectuel tlma of payment to be determined upon the Nie th«eol
The ballot• uMd at the electlon lhall be In ttMI lorm prMC11bed by Section 35 106 ol the Wet• Code ~
of the State of CellfC>fnla I ·
On the ~lot• to be uNd at the eleetlon. In edd1t10n to any other matter• required by lew tN<e
shalt be printed 1ubllanttally the lotlo'wtng,.
OFffCIAL 8ALLOT
' IMP9'0VllMNT DtlT ... CT NO. 211
Of
IRVIM "ANCH WATl9' OtlTIUCT
l~CIAL 90MO ILECTION
June 11, 1tll
To vote. metk a crou ( •) In the voting equw• atter the WOfd "YES" Of
•her Ille word "NO" AH marka otheNri• mede •r• forbidden An
dlatlngulahfng mark• •r• fort>ldcten and mike the b11to111otd .,.
11 you Wfongfy merk. tMI'. or oetece this ballot, retum If to the ~trar
of Votera and obtain enothef
BOHO PROPOSITION Shall the !Nine Ranch Water District ltlcUf an
ndeb1edneae and i.,. genoral obflO•Uon bondt for lmpr~t
Olttrlct No. 286 tMreof In the amount of l'0,531,000 at • maximum
lnterM't rate of twet.ie S*C*'lt (12'%) pw ennum. to ec:qulte and conflruc1
work• end tacHn• '°' the c:dlec11on. treetment end di9POMI of MW9
and the "°'• end dlttrfbutlon of •ectakned water, lnc:ludfng d.,,...
rawvolrt. •tortot tanka. trMtrMnt facfffflel. pjpee, C>Ufl'iPln9 equipment
and ell '*llll'Y ~t and propet1) Uliltefor. tlCq\Jltfno funda to
Mtlll contrlCtuef conw'llftmenta to C*''Y out the powera and purpoMe of
the Dl•trlct contained tn contracts. lneludlnQ c:ontraeu wtth °"* agetl--cfel, Ill In accordano. With the Pion of Wontt fOf tmp1~1 Dtatrtc:t No
2861
If a pro~ or .,thorlty of le;el repreMntative ta being voted, IM cw~ Of euthorttY ahell be
attt1e"*2 to lhe blJIOt. •
Balota mu.t be ~ b)' 5 oo p m . JuM 13, tHI. tfthor at the omo. of the ...... ,., of Ofenoe
County. 1300 South Orend A~ Senta Ane, Ceflfomle, or af P.0 Box 11211, Sant• Ma,
C.Ufc>rnle, 927 t t
To be QUeMled .. • YOCor and to be ltl(ltted to llOte et the eMdOn. • penon '"'*be a hofder of
tint, • deftnocl In 8ectton S402t of tM W8* Code of tM 8tlleo ol C ... ww-.. 10 ..,.. In lflil tmpt~ OIMrtct. l.aoh voter-..,_ one (1) vot. tor..., dais'•~ of IMd '° ..-"' Of1NhOldlnue.n.111e..., Sc1d1111111•itbOOlloftMIMM,._...,~ .. .,.. ct._ ...._aol••INPMdol"'9-..ollw .... IO~ ..................... .,..,,,,._.t
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