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THEORANCECOAST 25 CENT S
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Charity center gets 6-month reprieve
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of r~,DAJl)r ~ ..... \tArr
rhc ( ll.\ta ~1l''i:l c ·,,~ ( ouncil dl'-
l ldl·J 1:arl) toJa~ to C\ll'nd the lca'>t'
h1r ~hare Our ~l\l0!> food pantr~
and lrl'l' nll'd 1cal clin1l· at Rl'<i f "orn-
rnun t1} <.'l'1ll t'r for '\I.\ n1on1h' ;1nd tu
J1n.'l t l'Ll\ <;tall" 111 took fur :i Ill'\\
101:.iuu n tor thl· fuuJ and elo1h1ng
d1\tnhu11on l'l'llll'f. r hc l1ll'd1eal
Crowded
OC skies
blinding
computers
JWA considered
'hot spot' for near
mid-air collisions
From starf ~nd w ire repon
C'n11c:tl 1nforma11on on a1rl·ra f1
:t ltll udL', Spi:t·d and d1rt•c110 11 of •om-
n1crt 1al flights 01er th<.' Orongl·
\oas1 vzin1shed frotn sonll' a11' 1rafl1c
coni roll crs· SlTl.'t'n~ o' t·r !ht• pas.t
lhrcc )tars l>CL"3U<t,t' o f rJd:t r control
overload. ;11·ronJrng l!l :t \ll1d ~ rt·-
lca!>l.'d ~1onJ:i)
John \\'a)nt· ·\1rpo11 1\a~ o nt• of
'>('\'l'f:tl Suutht•rn l 'ahforni;1 airports
nan1(•d ;unong 1hl· top "hot <,pt'ts" 111
nl·ar m1d ·:11r (Ol11"11ons for \00rn -
n1crr 1:tl a1rhnl· c:1rr1L·rs Junng
1986-89.
Los Angl'lcs had ;1 ncar-d1-.aster;.
thL' h1ghc~t nun1bcr dunng. chc
pcruxl.
The San1a .\na-EI r o ro h'rnunal
art•il facility. "h1ch control~ air trnf·
lie for John Wa) nc A1rpor1.
Burb:tnk and Ontario al'i(.• 1.1.crL' 111
tht· top 10 of 1hc Cil'nt•ral -\Cl'011n1-
1ng OOi cc's rcporl.
Jn so111r rascs. 1rnffil· con1 rollcrs
lost '11al 1nforma11on on their
screens for as long as I ti nunutt'!.
The stud) sauJ unc of the rca-.on~
behind the high numbers 1s 1he
e:\1St1ng co1nputcr C'ap11r11~ i.hortfalls
at bus} Terminal Radar ;\ppro:1l·h
Control (TRACONI S)SIClll'> th:11
imp:ur ron1rol1er!i' ab1ht~ 10 main·
1a1n a :.all: -.cp.1n11 1on o f aircraft.
el 1 ~1l \ k·:1\l'.\\lll the n hi.· l'\ll'll dl·d •
fur :1nt\thl'r )l':tr
Scon :\•l;Hht·r. t·h:11rn1:1n uf rht·
"iOS Board of IJ1rt·ctur:.. 'aid hl' \\:I'
d i!iappu1n1t•J \l.Jth lht• dCl'J!>IOll. "I(\
an L0\IL0ns1un." hi: ~uJ, ··but the~ put
a linut un 11 \\e dun·1 l..no1.1. 1.1.h,tt
"l··rl· going lo dn \\'c're gu1ng 10
ha\l' lO sn du1.1.n ;ind 'M.'l' llh:ll thi s
all meanl> ··
fhc board had earl1l·r ,;11d 11
( -• • •
'>'o uld clo~ SOS if IOrct•d to nH1\l·
lron1 1ts. l)omr for the last nine yt•ar'>
('ouncdn1an f)r\ ..\n1hu rg~. \lhO'>l'-
c;1rhcr 111011011 tu close thl· ll'ntl·r
\l:lli def(·atcd J-2 . s..11d ht• '>uppo rll·d
the organ11<111on and 1.1.antl'd !I 11 1
COllllllUl' Ill (\lsla \ll'S.'.I..
··(jut '>'hen }OU look at thl·
.. 1at1st1cal rt•ports 1nd1c:11111~ 11~1
pcdes.fnan'> a da~ on i-larndtnn
'i1rL'l0l going 10 '-,()~ 1ha1 ·., 111orl'
r' -~ -
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Looking pretty
than an ~ l"l'"d,·1111.!l \lfCL·t I !..n1J1.1.,"
hL' .,,11<.l "[ don't lh1nk \OS '>hould
t1'.: 111 an,unc·s ix1L'k lard."
Uut ·c o un c1 l"u.man \.t a r~
fl ornbuckk· argul'd agarn~I 1ht·
1110\e. '·•}1ng n1os1 ( osta '.\1L''kl re'>1-
dL·n1~ !>1.'r' l'd h~ S(lS II 1 L' in lht•
n1:1ghburhuods around Kea ( t:nh:r
"\\'hl'lh1.·r 111u 111...t· 11 nnt, 1! "-'T't'> ~our llL'lghho1., It'., 111 thl' n~h!
pl.l\L: ..
• •
"
But Dick S1a!Tord . a spokesman
for the Fedl•ra l ,\ \'1tl11on Adn11n1s-
1rat1 o n. said f11gh1 safety had no t
been con1pron11 S<.·d bcrau~e towers
were equipped \\'1\h adequate
backup S)'SICUlS.
J•ml• Pe-,:ey of 8loo.,,1n9ton. C•llf .. wants.
Miss Pigg)' to look b •ewe-tlful •• she gives
her yearllnt a Woollte wash at th• Or~nge
County Fair. The fair Is open dally through
July 2J and Is ••pected to again set at-
tendance records this year.
"The long and sho rt o f ii is that
control\cn; are no t '>''Ork1ng in 1he
blind ""'he n these things occur," he
said. "Backup S)'Slen1s provide them
with infornlation -no1 as good as
the rc._utar inforrqation -but ~·e·re
no1 'go1na to put more nireran in the
sky than can be safely handll"d at
any given lime."
COlER STOR" /PROt'll.E
He said the number of repom of
near misses dropped by )J pcrc('nt
in 1988 to their lo¥>·es1 lc,·cl siner
198S. Throu&h lhe first fi ve mon1hs
of 1989. he said near-collision rc-
po11s were down another 23 perc('nt
rr0m the 1988 figure.
Ex-Lagunan looks forward
to day he can return to stay
Editor's not~: ThiJ iJ the last of .1
'"·o-p:irl S<.'riC's on forn1cr I :1g11n.1
&·iach l'C5idl'nl John Gabr1t·l.s.
X n. Frank Lautcnbcra, D-N.J .. By R. LANCE IGNON
released 1hc draft of a conl!fCSSional or,,,. o....,,..... i..,,
study and lhe companion General Jo hn Oabricls "'a111s 10 run for Accountina Off'tec report on efforts ..,. __ to reduce near collisions showing Laguna DC111Ch City Council ag1un
th1111 23 1 of 326 such incidents in-I-l e knows it will be a tough raC't'. ont·
fl · 988 he's not likely to win. on,·ic1cd \'Olvi n& commercial igh1s in I child molesters d()n't do ¥>"ell a t the were classified as serious.
The G AO recommended 1hat $«-polls. •
rc11ry of Transpor1ation Sanluel But you can I keep P good gudll)
Skinner direct the FAA to takr ac-1 down.
tion tha1 would aven further in1cr-In addi1ion 10 ptrsuadina \"Olt'r\
rup1ions of air 1raffic functions. he's their""'"· Gabricls will ha"e h>
It said the problem t'Ould worstn overcome a major toaistical prob.
with a rcquirtn\tnt that took cllttt lcm . followin& his 1986 conviction
July I that all aircraft flyina within on o ne misdemeanor coun1 of child
JO mites of one of the lafltr airports rnolcslation, Gabricls was ordered to
be equipped with Mode C transpon· stay out of Laauna until ~1ay 24,
dcts. devices that transmit altitude 1991.
information. He now lives in a one-bedroom
Toda~·'. Thought Index
""'**"··········· ........ ·······-···· AS a.an loord ...................... ;113
..................................... 1'6·7
C'"·'l'led •.................•.......• 85·7
•
apann1cn1 in Santa Ana. spar-.c.·I~
furnished ""ith ag1n& furn11ure and a
''Jew of a si milarly "orn-do" n
·neighborhood.
~lis probation has been nn1t·ndcd
lo allow him visting rights 111 Laguna
for bnrf pcnods on Tuesdays and
·rhursdays :ind for his b1-"t.'t'kl)
diatribes to lhc council he hopes
S<111u.;da)· to be a pa11 o f. Bui tx·forc
he ran run in 1hc 1990 rlcction,
Gabncls, 6.S, "'ill have" 10 C!ilabh!ih
1x·rn1:111cnt residency 1n the Art c·o-
lun) !'hell "Ould require ll nu lhcr
nn1t·ndn1c111 tu his riroba11on
If he \U('{'fcds. he "'·oulcl OC free 10
d nt" up wha1 could br one of the
oddl'St ~·a1npa1an Oien 111 Laguna'11
colorful histol).
Unol he was banishrd. Gabnel~ ~as something or •n ins1itut1on in
Laauna Beach -and no111lwaf s for
the ri1h1 l\'ason ~. flt ~-as 1 rtt11 • an
adYiscr and -ul11n\a1cl) -1 Mimi·
nat
If hr doc'> run for l·ounc1I.
(1alntl'I'> rould poi.-.1b1I) count on
the Cll\1f'Ull11'l'lllOI \.Oh? It ~as h•S
L;av.~u11 1n t973 1hat prrvrnlC'd ~latn
lJ.:ach fro1n being developed. 1-fc
1n1ah1 :1lso 8L't wn1r support from
!iCOIOr ClllLt'nll. having lobbied On
1hcir behalf 111 1hc past
But the 1a'>'·and-ordt•r vo1c could
prO\C clusi\C. .
While he cons1dl'rs h1n1S<'lf tough
on ~·rune. G:1bnt•I\ has landtd on lht·
v. ronc s1dt• or 1hc law rnort 1han
o nce,
II waJ about I$ ytars ag1> 1ha1
Laguna pohrc amstcd 011britl! on
susi>ieion of bl:•n& drunk 1n public.
\Vh1le 1n the II ) Jiii, Gabricls
cll11n1rd pohtt brolo.C' his anklr. He
1n1cndrd 10 filr I lawsu11 -50mc-
th1na 1ha1 later bcca1nc a 1radC'mark
for h ln1 -when he learned 11\c lihn&
da1e had passed.
GOOD MORNING
Comics................................. 18 Artn ~ ........................ AIJ
C'rO-d ................ , ........... 17
OUlh NOtkt ....................... 17
C>pi'Won............ ......... .......... At 'fOPll ................ , .. ............... ,..
Enttrtofnmtnt.................... JI 10 Polct log............................ AJ
t-1 url' than ~5{) J"lo,.'Ppll· lf'!l"d..:d
lll\u { 11:--•lall nnJ 'l>illcd 11u1 onto
1hl· lrnnl ''l:P~ \-f unJ:i) 111 101 l'tll•1·
uun-l hargL·d 1.J..:ba1L· ll' 1.·r Ihl· f:U l' {11
SO\
<>nt• parent tesulicd tha1 ;1 ..afcl)
1,on1n11t1l'l' had h...·L·n formed at "nc
n1:.1rb~ ,.._hool tx·cau'>l' ur lhl· un·
•~l·,1r.1hll' 1:l1·n1t·n1 Jra'>'n t•i lhl' 1·11m-
rnun1t~ ll'lltl·r 1.1.hil1· 11Jhl'!\ urg1•1.J
1ur11p.i ,,1un fu r thl' 1)<1nr an1l hun~r'
1.1.h(J dfl' .... !\l.'d b\ ... o';'·
(_ 1t\ ( Punlil rn1·n1hcr<.. had g1.,.en
lhl'rn~h1•s unt il \londa\ lO con-
~1Ji:r "'hl'th..:r to tan11·I S0S's lease
Jt Rea (l'nk·r J~ d group of angry
n1·1ghbors JL·n1and~ or to allo"' i1 to
remain. J' .in l'\t"fl larger gro up o f
fl·"l1dL·nt~ h.is fL'qUl'S\Cd .
."upportl'f'i. 4uolt"d fro m a bal\C'ry
vi rigurcs .ind lh<ins. pri:parC'd b) th"
jPleil~ ~e SOS/ A2J
HB considers
bond issue to
fund new pier
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol'f,,..D"°')"-lt.tff
( unCl'rned b' li:s'i. than O\ l'r·
"'hclnung f1n.int1 al 'uppi.1r\ lur a
nl·" cit~ p1l·r. llun11ngtnn lk·ach
( 11) < ounL1lman Jo hn fr.,l..1 nc
calk·d \1ondJ~ n1gh1 for J '>lud~ o n
a bond l'>\Ul' tu linanre lhl' hon'\
"lhar1: •ii thL· n1ull1·1ndli11n doll.tr
prVJl0ll
S1ung b) a \L'lu nt \I 5 n11lhun for
the pier 1n tht· ~I.ti(' budget and b)
othl·r ~c1h,1c\..., Er .. l..1ne al'>O asked
cu~ l·n1 pllnct'~ 10 prt•\ 1dL' a !irm
cs111natc 01 p1l'T 1und-r:i1 l>t ng L'ilnrts
through l)c1..·c1nher
HL· ..a1J 1ht· l'll\ .. ,, \tarllni! to
Jnol.. ll:i!..~ ·· in '1~ 'lan1p.11gn 10 1ap
1ntu \·ourn}. '>lace and !L·dcral 1.ol·
ll'f"I
Lrl..'itn e ... 11d hl· L'n' 1'>11JJ1\ th1.· nc""
p1L·t ,1long .... 1th a l.1 r~l' pl.11a :1n.·a.
1111t1.ht '"'"' \Ii n11ll1un fl t· 'i.Cl''I
abuut \'i n11ll1on lOrn1ng through
gra nt~ .1111.I pn\.tl•' (un.l-ra1.,111g 1.·r.
fOTl'> J"hl· tl<!nd \\\lUld 1und thl' Tl''>I.
ht' -.aid
~la1ur \\ t•., Bannl'>ler .. 1cJ..no,ll-
cdg1nS that lu nl1 ra1~1ng ha'>n·1 hC'l'll
'"1no11ng that 1a.,I." ... 11d he. l(M1
'>'OUld h\..l· hl "It"\' .1 \1!1 m1lhnn hi\n.I
""ue 1ha1 1n1ght he rtpa1d 1n 'n
\Car~ 1ron1 tht" ll1~ ·., gcnt"ra1 fund
Rut othl'f" -.aid 11 1s too C'art~ u 1
thro'>' 1111h1.· 101.1.C'I un t·urrt'lll C'ITnrl\
l "hl') 5>J1d thl·~ IC'aTL"'tl that t11n\1dC'r-
a11on u1 a b;_)nd 1"1<;,ue ""·ould 11 1...C'I'
\lam the Joor 1)11 tun1nhu11ons
"ll .... 111 tu! oil tund1ng n l an~
putcntt.i1 n11ln,·~ 1orn1ng 111." ( oun·
L'1hnan ()on 1'1.1l \lh'llcr s..11d "\\ C'
\1 111 h:l\l' t·hdn11·., 111 1'ncran1t•nr1,
\\'r.: don't ";1n1 tu "'-'nd an~ rnt\~'\g1''>
that .... ·111 dr\ up 'il,iurcc.,."
("ounc1lm.an Tom ~1ay., al~n
argued that 11\ too earl) to C'11n!l1dl'T
John G•IM'l•I•
So oc_.n his <'ru!.ltdc 11aa1n!il whal
he penx1ves to be poli~ bru1alit in
Laguna. a charac 1hc dcp.1nn1cn1 h:t\
denied and oOen d•l'pro\cd
In 1916. Gabriel, was amst«I for
bnnd11h1na • 9 mm ~n11~au1()ma1ic
pis1ol on Sou1h oait l'h1hway. A
Judge lattr called hi~ cxpl1na1ion of
,,,.. ... tee GA ... U /ASI
,.._ notlcts .................... 17·9
Sports ................................ 11-4
TV Listing& ......................... J\10
Weather ............................. , AS ·
CouncltmailJohn Erskine
bond finan1.·1ng_.
.. \\ C' '>till ha\l' hope of gcttin@ Sl
milltun fro n1 the l...cg1sla1.un=." h"
"1•d
The c11 ~. .,.. h1ch prc,•1ously has
trans.fL·rred I 6 mllhon from the
@.e nt·ral rund in to the pier res1oration
fund. alw has n."Cci1ed S2SO.OOO
lron1 toun t~ go\crnmenl sou~!\
The c.'11~ stands 10 get another
S.,50.000, J('('erd1 ng 10 cny offic1al1
said
Offir tals said lh"Y "xpecl 10 get
.S I'. 10 S ~ n11lhon from private and
l-nrporalC' donors. SS00.000 from a
.S l 1nL-reasc.· 111 parking fttS, and
,,.:rhap-. :is mu{'h as Sl.5 million 1n
a hill au1horcd--b) -tlal Sen. John
(Pleilse see ~IER /Al)
Kraft defense
argues against
death penalty
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of , ... o..,. -I.ii.off
Attornc~s for Randy Kraft. Or~
angl~ ( ount} 0
\ n1ost prolific killer.
pn.·..enl«d e' 1dence Monday 1n an
effort 10 prn\ t' hc ~·as not rt pQn·
s.1blr for l'1gh1 ou1-0f-1a1e layinp
prc..cntl'd h) the pro5ttution in h11
p.-nalt} phase.
i ·hl" defense porllun, cic.pccted co
):\SI 1""0 W~\..S. IS lhe l&SI llC'.p before
a Super.or OurJ jury W111 rec-~·
on,1Tit'od "hc1hcr Krift should die
111 1he gas chamber or spend 1bt mt
of tu" life 1n prison.
Tht· 44·rcar-old tompu1cr pro-
Jr.tnin1cr was conv1ocd of 16 a&ly·
1ngs 1n "'hkh ht picked up r-.
mnh: hrtchhtken. plted thetft wttt
al ohol and druas and lb•llY ....
1ackcd 1hcn\ b(forc dumplftl lht
bod1c' alona local hi&hways. ~
ccu1 rs 5'aY l<ran k«>t track ol tilt
murders on a handwritten. ~
.. de11h hsL'p..._ ... KltNT/Alt
SUNNY
Ola41 CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Tueeday, Juty :ie. 1989
tvlne students· want coed classes in sex education
ltyaaYNJAMS °' .. ~ ..........
Junior hi&h school bo~s and airls
want to learn about sex an the same
; classroom. h's their parents who
, want them separated, according to 1 an Irvine survey. • I While parents worried pre-teens
: may be too shy to ask personal I questions in front of the opposite l sex1 ~8 percent of the 802 students
' pOllco answered they prefer co-ed I heallh education claues. l s:; of th• surv•y will be dis-
I ~m111~~~ f d. · · d. · I SOS UUllJu o 1rectors an 1catmg
the vast majority of Costa Mesa
I residents served by SOS live in the
wesa side nei&hborhoods around Rea
-Center.
: "Of the over 900 Costa Mesa
I residents we served in the month of
March, 692 were from the west
sid~" said Jean Forbath, director of 1 so~.
I "They arc our neighbors."
Others quoted Biblical passages
dmonishina faithful to care for the
poor and sick.
One Costa Mesa attorney even
ited the California Environmental
uality Act.
"To terminate this lease would be
unlawful," said John Connor. "It ill
}
,, unlawful under CEQA to move a
facility of this size without preparing
.an environmental impact report." ~ Actina City Attorney Eleanor Frey j said she was not pTCpared to com-
.. ment on Connor's allegation without
•Studyina the matter.
. Opponents told of their fear and
,concerns at seeing large numbers of
poor and homeless people who are
attracted by the services provided by sos.
Pat Dolan, a vocal opponent of
SOS, said the organization was re-
sponsible for the high crime rate on
'the we~t side.
He disputed a recent report by
Costa Mesa Police Chief David
Snowden that the west side does not
have an unusually high crime rate.
"We may not have reportable
crimes in the FBI sense. but we have
drunks. fiahts. people sleeping in
cars, public urination and def-
cussed at ton1&ht's Irvine Unified
School Dinrict board meeting wherc
trustees are e>.pected to decide the
fate of mixed-sex classrooms.
The poll was conducted after a
parenr advisory committee sug-
gested boys and Jirls may be uncom-
fonable discussing topics such as
sexually trarismitted diseases and
their reproductive systems in front
of each other.
While students responded over-
whelmingly in favor of coed sex
education, with 81 percent saying
they felt comfortable discussing
human sexuality with boys and girls
in the classroom, their parents felt
differently.
Fifty-two percent of parents
whose children had been through the
12-wcck course felt the sexes should
be separated. while only 33 percent
wanted classes left as they are. Fif-
teen percent wc..-re undecided.
Parents whose children hadn't
taken the I 2-week class were even
more nervous about their children
diS<'ussing sensitive issues in a
mixed-gender setting. Only 22 per-
cent were comfortable with coed
while 63 percent favored separation.
"I think il's interesting that
parents whose children already went
through the curriculum were more
comfortable with mixed classes,"
said Bruce Givner. deputy super-
intendent of the Irvine Unified
School District. "I think that says
something,"
What the numbers could be say-
inj. according to Givner, is the fear
of flustered students in a coed set-
ting is worse than the reality. Givncr
intends to recommend the cur-
riculum remain coed.
Still, trustees have 1he opuon to
separate boys and girls anywhere
from one day. to the entire length of
the curriculum which also covers
nutrition, substance abuse and mar-
riage and family living.
ft could cost as much as SI 60.000
or as liule as S 1,500 to restructure
the course. depending on pace and
personnel, according to G1vner.
Besides the cost involved. Givner
believes the course's effccuvcnes
would suffer from segregauon. Role
playing. Givner said. is integral 10
the curriculum.
"We work on asscnivenw in the
classroom, teachina kids how not to
compromise their value ~ystems. I ju~t don't think It .wo1:1td be a~
effective 10 pul 1wo girls an front of
a class and sa). 'OK now. pretend
you·re 1hc boy and you:~ th~ airl
and you're on a date.. G1vner
sa id.
Whether or not classes remain
coed, parents will sttll receiv~ ample
notice when scns1uvc topics arc
being d1sc:ussed and have the option
of removing their child from class.
Laguna to consider
revised ordinance
on historic buildings
ly LESLIE EARNEST
Of ttw O.ity l'llot Stllff
Ten weeks after an 0' rrflo"
crowd objected 10 11 propo.,ed law
dealing with the cit) 's historic but Id·
ings. the Laguna Beach City Count tl
tonight will consider a s1gndican1l} -
modified ordinance.
Residents werc infuriated b} the
previous proposal. which would
have restricted the right of owners 10
change or destro} thrir bu1ld1ngs
once the structure was deemed h1o;-
torically important 10 the Cll).
Now. after four add111onal publ1r
.\bout 800 homes 1n 1hr Cll) have
been plared on a hLStoric resources
1nH'ntor). rs1abhshcd in 1982.
The !>lructures arc ranked tn im-
portance. according to their architec-
tural Sl>k and h1~oric significance.
Buller" 1ck )aid. with the most im-
portant s1rurtures gelling an .. E ..
rating
Among the 121 structures sharing
the h1ghes1 rating tn the c11y arc
Fore~I Markel. v. h1rh was bu1h an
1923 and has sen ed as a market
e\cr since. and the Presbyterian
Church on 2nd Street. built in 1928 .
A 1t•ndln9-room-only crowd •t City H•ll
w•tch th• Cost• M••• City Councll meeting
De11r "-t ,.._.,....,. •-.. , hearings, a new ordinance has been
on • TV monitor outside th• council shaped 1ha1 would return control to
ch•mbers. .. the homeowner b) maktng place-
ment on the reg1slr) \ olunlar).
Whtie the re' 1scd ordinance ap-
pear\ to ha' e shed much of its
con1rovcrs1al pro' 1s1ons. But1erw1ck
said there arc probabl} some people
"ho feel there should be a "greater
comm11ment to preservation of the
more ~1gn11ican1 structures tn the
Cll) .''
ecation, .. he said.
"How can-any prudent parent
send a child to the Boys and Girls
Club (also located al Rea. Center)
with these kinds of people then~"" he
asked.
Another resident. Margaret haf-
fer president,of the Pomona chool
PT A, 5aid parents and students had
become fearful because of the people
attracted by SOS.
.. Beca\.ISC of the increasing rnmc.
because of transients loitering
around. known convicted felons
congregating at SOS. it has become
neccssar) to form a public safet}
committee at our school." she said.
Three of five council members
said earlier this month the) believed
SOS should be moved.
But the SOS board of d1rcc1ors
voted unanimously this month 10
cease operation if ·the City Council
required it to move.
"If we were 10 ti:) to mQ.ve 10 a
commercial area. the response
~ould be the same as we gel from
neighbors of Rea Center." said
board member Lou Dinger.
As drawn. the law would allow an
owner to destroy a building. no
matter how old or h1stoncall) e;1g-
nificant, as Ion~ as the building was
not on the historic reg1s1cr. e;a1d
communil) dcvelopmen1 d1reuur
.. It's a grra1 thing. bu1 not in my Kyle Butterwick.
back )"ard," she said. However. the ordinance 1s in-
City Council members discussed
the issue late into 1he night after
hearing more than th ree hours of
public testimony. No decision had
been made by m1dnigh1.
tended to encourage owner" of his-
toric structures to preserve.' the
buildings rather than level them. A
such, the law would offer i1dd1tional
incentives to encourage people 10
apply to have their buildings in-
cluded on 1he register.
In add111on. the council is ex-
pected to dende ton1gh1 whether 10
accept the Planning Comm1ss1on's
su~csuon to create a "heritage com-
nu11ee" 10 advise the counci l on the
historic rcg1s1cr.
Ctt} staff opposes the recommen-
dauon. sa}1ng Laguna Beach doesn·t
need another committee and that
the design rc'"1ew board cou ld be
assigned those duties.
.Syring~ found ·on beach not unusual For exam ple. a person choosing 10
make minor allera11ons 10 th e ex-
terior of a registered building hs1ed
might be exempt from design review
approval.
Also 10 be ironed oul tonight 1~
whether planning and perm11 fees
should be wa1,ed for all registered
bu1ldt0$S. or onl~ for those v.1th an
"E" ra11ng.
C'll) staff ObJeCtS 10 that re\ ISIOn
in the original ordinance on the
grounds that 11 would cost the Ctl)
S5. I 90 per )'Car in lost re' cnuc
8y IMS YOKOI
Of -0-.. ,._ Su«
Newport Beach Police and lifc-
auards downplayed the finding of a syrinae and needle on the beach
Saturday. saying it was not unusual
and apparently an isolated incident.
Police do not plan to investigate
the finding and did not contact
county health officials. spokesman
Bob Oakley said.
"If we start tctting a bunch of
them, we will (inves1igate)." Oakley
said.
The syrinae did not contain any
liquid, he said.
Melissa Mullins-Schmand found
•the syringe on the beach at 19th
1PromA1
Knft bas been linked to 45 slay-
inp ahotether, but Deputy District
Allomcy Bryan Brown elected to
introduce just eight of those in the • =1 phase of trial, as well as the ., sodomy of a 13-ycar-<>ld run-
_1W1y.
Durina the year-Iona tnaJ, Krafl's
trio of defense attorneys left much of
.the prosecution's claims un-
daallenacd. Nor did they explain
.Ut lhe body ofa dead Marine was
doina in lhe p&sscnaer seat of Kraft's
. car when he was arrested on the San Dicto Freeway in Mission Viejo on
May 14, 19~.
Kraft did not testify during the
1Ctual trial because the JUdge refused
io limit cross examination. He
could, however, testify during the
penahy phase.
Dun"I testimony Mondayl... a pri-
, vaae security 1uard from urcgon
,. •id he overheard a transient illude ,JO lhc murder of a hitchhiker. who
kraft i& tbouaht to have suffocated.
t. Robcn Hayes, a security J.U1rd r.fn>m lite Portland suburb ofWilson-~iJle, llid be aaJked to 19-year-old
Lance Trmton Tags the niaht Ile
.. killed lftd warned him to leave
blcaust lbere had been
The nnt day,
11: '.T refooc and Wtlb a
~ his mouth. was
, fDuad ~Interstate ' in Dccem· ""'bet 1912. • ~ ~ ~ Mid he 1)9lrolled rest
llOPI .... lbc 'lailll•y It tht tt-..... ol...... *rifr• depenmmt tlid he ............ named Lloyd
. "'-bl•' I ibolil die murdef. n5t• a n 1'111 ud kno-n ........... llid.
... -........... ty
... .......,. .. oa" in
Street around 10 a.m. Saturda).
It appeared to have washed ashore
because it was full of sand, Mulhns-
Schmand, 31. said. She said she
d1dn·t touch the syringe and con-
tacted a nearby lifeguard.
As she walked on. she noticed a
pair of plastic gloves about three feet
away from the syringe and about
eight more pau'S within 30 yards.
She said the lifeguard told her II
was "no big deal" because lifeguards
also use such gloves.
But Mullins-Schmand said she
feels the incident is strange. "I don't
think somebody shootin~ up (drugs)
would be using gloves, • she said
Monday.
"And there was a plastic tip over
:i rest stop a few miles south of
where Taggs' body was fou nd. "I
heard Lloyd Hawes say 'That one
sure bounced :i long way last night.
didn't he,'" Ha)'es said.
At that point, prosecutor Brown
and the defense attorneys got into a
shoutina match about whether such
a statement should be allowed.
"Mr. Hayes 1s wrong." Brown
said. "You've got Mr. Taus· prop-
erty in Kraft's house. he was on Mc.
Kraf\'s death list and the (method of
operation) was th e same as the other
murders. He's just made a mistake.
So why compound that mistake b)'
letting in this statement?"
The judge disagreed and allowed
it inao evidence.
A few days after the murder.
Hayes said he and a sheriffs deputy
found Hawes' truck unoccupied and
searched it. ·
"We found some clean Hawaiian
shirts. shons and jeans. None of
them would have fit Hawes. We also
found some pills that were marked
Darvon and Valium. The place
stunk of muijuana, alcohol and
filth.
"In a aleepina bq I found a bll
knife with abou& a J 6-inch blade and
a ,.,.... Mapum under the front seat,"
Hap &atified.
DefallC aaoney Jama Merwin
laid Ha9a .. autpeeted in the T--= *Ytfta but never cfwlrd. 01eanon •id T•' poe-setli~ had~ a lltlM and I
jacke\, W9l'e ia I small Cote bit.
A.nlkNieiel ditcovtted W toee bit
and a .. of nundaakus -a
....... ~ -idtadfted .. T .... ar ltraft'1,boule.
ra 1 ,_.., ifl'ort to FJ' ahe a.., Of1llilne away hill &Iii ...................
... • nmr1t wllO...., lit w milt I t lpJ Kiii il 1111· Liii
the needle that makes it look hke
somebody was careful about dispos-'"l 1t:· ifeguard supervisor Gordon
Reed said Monda) that he heard
nothing about gloves being found
wtth the syringe.
He confirmed lifeguards use such
gloves during medical aid incidents.
bul said the) are used only .. once in
awhile.•·
Bill Dickmann. acung program
manaier for the county hazardous
materials management sectien. said
he doesn•t think the syringe posed
any serious danier.
Local authorities arc not required
to notify the finding to the county,
he said. Usuall y the county need not
be contacted unless a large volume
of materials 1s found . he said.
The Saturda) finding was not un-
usual. Dickmann ~1d.
He said lifeguards 1nd1ca1e s)r-
anges and similar 11ems are found
1nterm1ttentl) on local beaches. In-
dividuals arc imply reporting them
more v1g1lcntly. following incidents
in 1he fall where several dozen vials
of medical debris washed ashore on
Orange C'oast and San Diego
beaches.
"First and foremost. the ordi-
nance does provide :i long ltst of
what I would consider generous 1n-
ccnuves th:it simply would not
otherwise be available to property
ov. ners who have an interest 1n
preserving 1he1r h1stonc structures ...
Bu11erw1ck said.
"We've spent a 101 of 11mc and
atten11on trying to create viable and
attrac11ve incc n11 ves so lhe home-
owner would want 10 paruc1pa1e.··
To place their buildings on 1he
register. propert) 0" ners "ould
ha""c 10 submit wn11en requests.
Whtie not an11c1pa11ng a deluge of
apphca11 ons 1n111all). Butterw1ck
said he does expect property owners
will want to panic1patc once the~
understand the ordinance.
Teen shot ~P death In Santa Ana Diekmann said about 70 vials that
washed ashore an the fall were more
cause for alarm because of the
number' and the uhcertainty of the substances inside them. lly Crty News Sen1lc• Santa Ana police spokeswoman
County officials identified most of Maureen Thomas. the substances as disinfectants used A teen-age gang member was shot .. Apparently two male Hispanics
in chemical warfare and linked them and killed Monday in Santa Ana approa,·hrd the car and an argument
to the U.S. Navy, which has since re-following an argument. and police broke ou1:· Thomas said. "One of
Beach apartment. evaluated its policies for offshore were searching for the gunman the men pulled out a handgun and
Joseph Fancher, now 32, testified d\.lmping of medical wastes and The t 6-ycar-old boy. a resident of fired 1n10 tht' car. The} both ned on
that Krafl picked him up near the banned ocean disposal of syringes. the city of Orange whose idt'nt11y foot "
Huntington Beach Pier in 1970. drugs and other medical refuse. was not d1S<'loscd. was slain at I :!:56 Thc v1ct1m and lhc adults 1n the
Fancher said Kraft forced him to In an apparently unrelated inci-a.m. as he sat 1n a car with 1wo car were all known gang members.
perform oral copulation and then dent, about 30 small syringes and women and a man near the corner and police behcve thc murder wa~
beat and sodomized hjm twice as he needles we~ found in January. of Spruce and W1lh1s streets. said sang-related, Thomas saad.
lay helpless on the bed in a drua-r.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii induced stupor.
The defense called Fanchcr's
mother. Josephine Lawson. to cast
doubt on his testimony. Attorney
James Merwin said she was hesitant
to tesufy because her son had threat-
ened to kill her.
Lawson called Fancher a
··pathological liar" who made up
stories that she and her husband
beat him. Lawson also countered
Fancher's earlier claim that he bled
for several days after the allqed
sodomy.
But under cross examination,
Lawson conceded her memory of
tbaa time was poor. She also said
Fancher could have been bleedina
anally and that she might have as-
soc~ted ii with hemorrhoids, not
any kind of sexual assault.
PIER
''°"'At aunon. who 11 auemptina to ,et
moaey for 13 pitn up and down tbe
state's COUl. Money IS also eJtpected
ftOm W Federal Emertency Man-
aeemeat ~. Ofllciab &o build a new pier
of aboUt~\~ feet IOIMUme in 1991 to~ lM 7S-~-.old •• dliay, doe9d a year aeo for ealety
,..,.., followlna • •VIII' winln' .......
A na•mw. M~ l&alion llid .... .......... Would bit con-........
OPEN SE
9:00 A. ·e
•
HI 1.1.l ·:'l·I, HO ·\RD
OC Fair Schedule
10 a.m.
Junior baking
contest -4-H b01ld-
1ng
10:30 a.m.
Amazing Marlo
Ma,ician -KWll
Heritage Stage
Noon
Rough nders rop-
• i ng -Mill e rs ;,fi!'!/ ; Mt>adows (./~(,_,,tlllifi//;it l%:30Ap~~\ r I Ca '
K.add1e Land
l p.m.
skatt'board mom
Ptn the tail on the rabbit -c arnauon l-.1d'
Stage
Super Yam Mart's Fastest "Hook·· 1n the
West contest -Alta Dena's Cran and Cook's
Gallery
! p.m.
Amazmg Marlo Mag1c1an -K WIZ Hcnlagc
Stage
5Jh grade champion 'ipcll1ng bee -< cnten-
n1al Stage .
Happy Time Circ us -ad1acent to Fair R mg
!:30 p.m.
High wm: act -ad1ncent to Fair Ring
Luke and the Locomo11ve11 Band -Mrller!>
Meadows
J p.m.
Chinese Golden Dragon A.crobats and Ma-
gicians -Coors Are na
Ashley puppets -Melod} J unction Stage
J:H p.m.
Shoot-out at the Millers C om1I -Millers
Meadows
Freckles contest -K ~ IZ Heritagl· ~tagc
4 p.m.
G reat American high d1' 1ng sho" -I air
Ring
4:30 p.m.
High wtre act -ad1accnt to Fair R m~
Amazing Marlo Mag1c1an
S p.m.
Chmesc Golden Dragon .\uobats aod :\la-
g1c1ans -Coors Arena
5:30 p.m.
Cinderella Pageant Danccr'I 1-. \\II.
Heritage Stage
• p.m.
Parade -gro unds
Great Amc ricna high dn1ng shu" -f"a1 r
Ring .
H appy time circus -ad1an:nt w ra1r Ring
•:30 p.m.
High wire a c1 -ad1accnt 10 Fair R ing
7 p.m.
Gary Puckett Conccn -.\rhngtun l hl·a1cr
C hinese Golden Dragon .\nobat'I and \1a-
gicians -Coors Arena
Amazing Marlo Mag1c1an -K \\II Hn11agl·
Stage
7:st p.m.
Sappad1lla Cal} pso Band -t cntcnn1JI ~tJl!'-l'
Stratton and ( hnsto pher -\1 ilfcr\ \1c:ido"'
I p.m.
Great American high J1\ ing \h1m -r .ur
Ring
I p.m.
Gary Pucke tt C:oncen -.\rhngton T hl·atn
Marvcl's Magical Med1c1ne ~ho" 1-.. \\ II
Heritage Stagt'
11 p.m.
Nono Sma Polynes111n Rl'' uc -K ~ I/
Heritage Stage
Cardiovascular disease forum
"Cardiac Alert ... a fret· public hl•alth lorum on
cardiovascular d 1scnsc. "111 be held from l ~ '0 111
2 p.m . on Frida~ in thl' 'iou1h C1)a'1 \1n 11l.ll •
Center ud11o rium .. 11872 Coa!lt H1gh"a' I aguna
Beach.
The forum. It'd b) Dr. Joh n Re~ oard. :i h0Jrd-
ccrt1fied card1olog1\I :ind a graduatl' from I \( ·,
school of m cd1c1ne . will inclmk nc"" on d1;ign11,.
1ng. prc,enung and 1rca11ng heart J1c,c:i'le
Call 499-7176 for rcscr\ at ton\ or more 1nf11r
mauo n.
Workshop d~als with modeling
A fret' three-ho ur seminar on modeling for
persons 14 10 26 will be held on aturda~ and
Sunda) at the Nc\\<port Beach Marriot Ho1cl b~
Look Models Career Dc\Clopmcnt . ~stems.
Call (213) 461 -3424 for more informa11on
TuesdHy~ JuJ.v 18
. • 4 p.m . lrvlae City Council. rnunctl chambc~. 1 C1.,,.1c Center Pia.ea
• 4:30 p.m . La1u.na Buch City Council, coun-
cil chambers., 505 Forest vc.
• 7:30 p.m . lrvlae Unified School District
Bear4 of E4h1caUon, 5050 Barranc3 Park"a>-
• 8 p.m. Fontaln Valley City Council, tounul
chambers. I 0200 Slater Ave
Wednesday. Jul)' 19
No mceunas Khedulcd
POI .If t·: I Of9
Ore~ Coast DAIL.Y PILOT/Tuesday, Juty 18, 1989 A3
Quayle in HB to-boost space program
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Vice Prc'itdcnt l>an <.,)uJ~k '·"d Mon
da)' the l fn1tcd '>t.1tc' 1\ un the \l'rgc of
rc1gn111ng ti'> \fMll' prol!'tam "in .1 'l'"
'1gorou~ manm·r ..
During a l<lur ol Ml Donnell DouglJ'>
1n lfun11ngtun Bealh. ()ua)k .inJ hi\
fam1l) v.cre hr 1ded on the prove'" ul
Spall' ~talion I Jl'l·dum. the pcrm.1ncnt
orb111ng faultt) \IJll'd tu hl.•g1n opcra11on'i
1n the I 91>11\
In a bm•f Jddfl''>'> to more thJn 1.000
of the fJl 1111 ' ·, X 500 v.url..cr'>. ()ua\ le
.,;11d a loot.. had, thr'i '"eel.. un the 1<hh
annl\Cr'l..1n of ni.tn\ fir'il '>ICp\ on lhl'
moon pnl\ 11.lcd ,1n opponun1t' to look
fornard It> Ill'" '>PJle feat\ J'> "ell
"Pre.,1dcnt Hu'h I\ lOmm1t1t·d tu ,rn
cncrgelll '>PJll' program for .\ml·ma:· hl'
~Id
A.'i c·hatrmJn nf thl' prn1dl·n1'<, ":1-
t1on.1f ~pm.c ( uunuf. lhl' '·cc pfl'\1Jcn1
Vice President Dan Quayle talks
wit h children at the plant.
otk1l·d 1111 '>Pl'l llll' .1h11u1 tlk' llu'h .Hl-
m1n"t1Jt11>11'' goJI' But ht .1ll11dnl 111 till'
f>1 >'>\1htl1t' 111 1nur.l\l'd funding l11r 'f1:lll'
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Vice President D•n Quayle holds an offlclal
flight jumpsuit given to him by former astronaut
Bob Overmyer (right of QuayleJ. Looking on are
o...,-~ .. ~..,..·--..
the vice president's wife, M•rllyn, sons, Ben-
jamin and Tucker (top rowJ, •nd loc•I chlldren
on a fleld trip to McDonnell Dougl••·
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In Huntington Hl'alh. <)u:l\k ";"
JU1nt•J h~ h" \\lk \.1anl~ n and their \Cln\
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Buh (),crlll\l·r no" tk put~ d1rcllllr 111
ll1~ht l re" "'>ll'nl'\ for the \ll C>onndl
l>ougla\ Spall' 01\ 1'>1on
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v..itl'f f c<,t I aul11' "here cng1m·e'"' '>'l"rc
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that Jrc d<.'\l gncJ to ca'IC the workload for
J'tronaut'
l hl'\ ach1c' t.' 1cro-grcn It) s1mulat1on
in thl' m1llton-galfon tank. o ne of two in
the lllUO tl") The uthl'r 1s o perated b~
"\\\
Thr ()ua)lcs also wured a mockup of
the \pace !>tallun dl's1gned to h OU')C six to
eight lfe" ml·mhcrs. lt also will mcludc:
lahonnom·'· \Ull'll11c repair stations and
rt)l.kl·t·p<J\\ercd ··1ugboa1 .... rnllcd o rbital
manru,enng 'l·h1clcs
P.in' uf the space \tat1on. which will be
an in1crna11on.il fanht) arc bcmg built
b) ( anada. Japan and thr European
~p.itc .\gent~
Qua' le 1s on d 1hree-da' s-wmg throu&h
< .sltforn1.i On ~unda~. he stumped for
\1:n Pelc \\ tl~on "ho announced earlier
th1\ ~car he" 111 run for governor in 1990
Margo Adams pleads guilty
to shoptlifting, sentenced
Splash Mountain
opens with a
pleasant spray
By Th~ Auocl•t~d Pr~ss
By JANET ZIMMEl?M~N
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• • •
D1'>0l'' land dcJ1rnted m Splash Moun-
lJtn thrill nd(' Monda> in a ceremon'
Jda,cd fur ""' mo nths so park designers
wuld ligurc out ho" to keep nden from
g<.•t11ng too \\l·t
"Dripping u.ct 1s not l)Cccptablc.-said
lktH R1d1man of ~alt D1sne} lm-
agtnl'ering. "hKh ncatcs a11ract1ons for
l>1'>0e\ ' p..irl..'
f)1c,nt'' l<rnd ma" ha\C taken a bath
melt ori till' rick: "h1ch opens to the
puhht tuda' h) m1ss1ng o ut o n m1lhons
01 Jollarc, in p<>1cn11al re' enue<> be-cause
ot 1hc dcla,. Jnal\'its ha'e said
The ndc ·dc'>lgned around the theme or
the I 946 01\ne' film .. ng of the
\outh ·· l.trnc' guc'>tS in log-shaped boats
.rnJ lcaturc .. a final plunge of 521 feet al .r• degrees. s~ud R ichman
The nine-m1nutl' nde u~ 475.000
~.illon\ of \\atc.-r \\hie h nows through the
Oumc Jt about .:?0.000 gallons per minute.
Richman \atd the ong1nal boati. wC'I'(
100 hca' lr and spl:ished too much water.
~o thl' l:inuar. mk un,e1hng was pO.,t.
f)<1ncc1
"People &ct plca~ntl)' 'ipra}cd," Rich·
m.1n \J1d "It feels great on a ho1 day:·
01\nt') n<.'CUlt\CS may havr h«n feel-
ing :i l111le heat thcmsclvt'., when the
drl.1" l O'>t them a ma1or puhhc relations
l mharr.i,,mcnl
\kan" h1k D1,ncyland's competition
111rtt.l'd .ihc.11J "1th ne"' ndc Knott'
lkrr\ I .trm ha"> n~nC'd its X K-I OtJhl
"111ulJt111 I ol\cr\al 1ud1~ 1 rolhna
\\1th It\ r .1rthqualt.c 'ipedlacular and \l.1~1t \luur'llatn unleashed lls T tdal
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Fountain Valley
A buralar stole a "'oman·s h nd-
aun from underneath the maure s in
the master bedroom of • home on
the 8700 block of Siimon venue.
Wa)'. The man. who dcchn ·d m,·d1-
cal auention. rcquc11tcd that a\'\Jull
nnd batter) charge' he lilt'd Jgain\t
her.
lluntinMton ~och
~oman about 'O "1th lnnt,!
blO\\O hull ;ind .1 t.lltllO Oil hl·r
\houlder rc1-,.1m·dh \\ll\ hl,•,111ng .1
(•\:•man he phi.' rd dug 1n lht• 17000
hind of !kJc h Roule' ard
Inn 1 491~ \nnd C nn\on \\Cnlll'
rl'flt>rtl·JI\ rCl('l\l'll nuinl·mu' l lll1l
pl.1101... ot drunlt'n \1artlll'\ hem~
l<lud .111J <thll'l'l' and 1ump1ng trom
lhl' lllnlCI'\ \l'llllld \IOI\ f he 1nu-
Jcnt\ unl.irrl·J 11111und II \0 J) m
~und,l) night ,11though no nrn.'\l'i
"-Cfl' mad1·
l C\tt•r R11hn!\'> \0 of Ir' 1nr ''J'
.trrc,tc·d on .,u,p1uon ot c.trone ,1rrn
r1>bhl'f) ,1f1\'r he • llcgrdh grahhl.·11
thr "rl\t nf a v.orn:rn "ho had '"'' tal..cn SIOO out ol a rnmrutl'fll<'ll
1elkr machine at ~In""·' Ranl
I S01.:? ( uh er Dm e. and ,,\ll'nlfllt•tJ
llr 1\ (' out of a ltquor 1ore s-rku'I
h" 01 ~Io r Balboa Blvd A tht
m.1n &lll uu1 of h1 car. he v.u h11 in
the fall nc.l kicked whc11 he fell to
thl' jround 1Nh1k the woman .-a
gr.1hht-d hi. thr hair and pulled to tht
• • • A l l·yar-okl Santa An.a man was
arrested for aasault and bluet')' aflcr
he was Involved In a barroom brawl
at Au Bacc:ara. 16650 Harbor Rh•d .•
and struck a security auard who wn"
rcs1ralnina him. • • • A s1creo &)'stem valued at $4,000
wq stolen from a 1987 Mcrccde
JOOSDL perked on the 17800 block
of Bushard Strttl • • • A burallr smathc:d the dn1rc·thru
•indow 11 La 8ra1as., 16086 Harbor
Blvd ., and chmbcd thrWP tht wan·
dow. .ettint Off the' ala.rm. The
IUll*l lhc'n fled withOUt t&ktnt an)'·
thina.
• • •• Qecuijnl( equipmmt vatuc:d 11
S67S wu atolen from a van parked
ovtnulb• at Econo Lodee. 91 H
R«nellOll Ci~le.
•
• • • An unlocked 1979 f ord RJngcr wa stolen from the 1100 hlod of
C'harlcston trect between 7 p m
Fnday and 1 l a.m. turday • • • A friend of tht• manoacr ol ( mlu
Capri Apan01cnu 2000 PGr-.on'i C\1 1~ accused of tcalina S2S.4<>7 8~ 1n
rent money collected ~incc Jurw 'll • • • A re idcnt In the 200 hlod c1f
Princeton Ott"c (ompla1ncd 1h.11
Oranae Count~ Fotr.,ac b le a
wooden fcntt 1n fronl of h1, ho ut,('
and 1hrev. be r hottlt 1n h" ~ard
Frida.) n11ht • • • Mtehael Pina.. a camt' I "' rkcr t
1hc Ot'al\&l" Count) 1rr •H Gr·
rcucd II the Bel CMSO totcl on
Harbor Boule,al'd fi r Ji' 1na fal 1nformauon tu a poh<~ o0k('r Ht
also •a~ -anted for n ''uutand1n1
Yoatflnt from nta Ro \1un1 1pal
(ourt for pelt) thcfi w11h a prior
of'fen!IC and contempt of -.;ourl Rail
WIS stt It U ,00().. • • • • A th1t( "'° thr 'AIOdl)Yo o• A' 1982 Volh"aetn Rabbit ,on vm1 .. s-Bcd at uth ( ('< '' Plrv~
anet 11olc • USO \tcml and 1: ' th' tapes.
• • • T h1ne., s1ule •• 11-1001 k,t)OI..
"nlucd t $1 .000 fiom n rt''ildeOlt' 1n
lhl' 11000 hind. of Pai 1tk C'on't
ll1glnvny. • • • ·\ lJ\h rca1 ter lht'tl 1eporlc<ll> V.I\\
1.11..('tl 1n an earlier com men 1.11 hur
il• r\ "a .. ftlund ~vnda\ 1n front ot
11 rt~\ttknle 1n lhc I t\CX)() hlod. ut
W:ult.1k1 LJnc ••• \ .rnd:.I brok(' into the Ranntnp
hranth hbral"). 9:?7g Bann1n1 \H'
.Jnd tlrol c \\-1nJov. and threw thin&'
Mnund 8.ttlrl'r. there ".:as a tr n h
an lire tn lhc faulrl • • • • \ tlr1Hr '4&1d h1\ 1.:ar n.·porh'dh
\ll\t,unct.I a hok in ti\ oil pan \\hen
1t rnn o'er a l.a11t• metal ObJ("(l l)tnl
m thl' \tU.'CI at 0 Jnnina \ enur and
••• /o\ l JI \Hl'I ap1Mrcnth found d111-
en1l'1<1\\l'i<.'d un a "ltJcwnlk nea1
l 1mhe1 Run and Woodfcrn.
o lthllUih 1 n "e'lt tgntor'\ detcrrm nrd
the l'11 Ul\'d of tl'1tu1al cause\. • • • \ ltJhl "11,·rr 11 ptrson "a" ap.
p.ircntl) hc.itcn "''h n kad p1pr
nuptl'd at [)(ol I <1t0. 4~4 7 ( umru"
f>11' c Mound ~ 40 n m 4;unda)
mo1 rr1rr No .111''''' wert made,
h1w.r'lc1 and • Pll<ll't'ntl) no nous
1nj\llle'\ \\('~ \llOcrtd • • • fl.cnneth W<"-.cm. 24, anJ l>an1(1
~c \On 2fl. "'"rt arrt\tt'.'d on ,u,pt-
uon of J>t1\~"1on nl nunchaku .. an
ilk I m1n1al um "" pon con "'· 11'\i ol '""o \t1d;\ hn~('d b 1 chain. • • • nu .. h:ml ~tr, .... , T"o mal \0Ulh \\Cr,• ttk('n 1ntt)
1-.0 motuf\)d~ • n-J,oncdl> ij1 , ~u}hld> 1f\cr i "-•tnl:' .. reported tht~
ruptcJ 1hc nc11hbofhood \\h1lc drat v.crc \1llin1 cm mo1oc11" 1\k
ra rna 1n the lOO blcxl ol Ponland • b1qdc 'hootma o~l \trttlh&ht' 1n < u 1 ahuut 12 .is a .m . ~unda the area or P11M' > "-r,tp.uk and n
' M.1r1no . One of the JUHn1lt'\ v.a
Irvin~
The man
./ fourrd w1ah a ttt\ (ll:llct ntlt and
1.1l,·n au ahc f)ltfi, '' 111.>n. "h•rc hc
r 01 ta Qumt.\ M()\Ut" wa' ttkaw '" h1 rent\ '
/
to run a"a} '"Ith her °'""''' rhc \\Oman 81)P'lfCl'ttl) \l:lrll'll
-.c1cam1ng. anll '""" mt•n cha~·tl
do" n 81lhn ' "hu Ml~ lntN l'l<'l<1l..rll
into Oranic ('ounl\ J.111
~""'port 84-ac-h
~m«>nt' took n pra1e dour 11~-n
er from a''" fUrkrd in tht• Ufl\('\\I\
ot " hom(' on Brachurn l. ne and ppaf\·ntl~ u\CJ 11 Ill cnll'r thr
ho me'' pmftt' and ,., t a lal"ft' t~I
tx;, m1'4t' :int.·ou tt>OI\ and •
'" ·uum • • • 1..:hancr ht t UJ>l'l'illtlf rt~rtl'J
h1: J.OI 1 1hn:atrnin1 ph nc , .. 11 fmm
a fcmal "ho ~•J ht "" au\tnl
hct a lot of pwhlcm\ and that \he'd
l~\:t him ~ilk\! bout I' minult
later. a male ub~t '-:~lied and
thrutcncd 10 "rcarrantt tM '
um\ la'"' and lbllo.. up on the
rher female \'llltr' thl't'at. • • • aroup of male\ hqan anllll'M'tll·
1na a ~9_·)\'lf-Qld min I\ he: and 1
20.\ar-otd female tntnd trifd to
'
grounc.l • • •
Two 'urll'Onrd , both colottd pur·
ph· Jm·n nnd )'ellow. "'Cft taken
from nn unlcxkl'll aara.-in the 7100
hkx l nl We\t C1ccan Fmnt.
laf(una ~a h
Pohce app;chcndcd a man .-
had cnlcrt'd an <>ptn ~ ta 11111
'I 00 hlO\.k or Bluff Oii Sat..,
and ""\ lf1.IO to cut tht C'haianll'
a b1">1.k. RC\1\knt1 ~ '-.S:
th• ttm fhc men wa lfpot11
drunk and \l~l
• • •
Orenge Cout OAIL Y PILOT I Tuesday, July 18, 1989 '11 IF:
.ealth bomber's . maiden flight blends past,' future
tDALE (AP) -For North·
;f &est pilot Bru<'c J. Hinds,
test night of the arrowhead-
stealth bomber was proof
).year-old idea can point the
t he future.
H inds and Col. Ric hard
lhe Air Force test pilot, put
: up on the ~2 and took to s in lhe Jiant nying wing on
' morning, both said they
:liatued with the handling
•ristks of the revolutionary
like flyinJ a conventional
" said Hinds. who lauded
lnced computer controls that
: ~yinp· wins stable in flight
aid o a tail.
., SO, and Couch, 43, applJed
1ch as "nimble" and "beauti-
their sunrise sortie about
feet above the Mojave Dc-
1rc perfect'' was how Col.
Kennett. described the
and subsequent successful
ll.
inds, a former Air Force tcs1
no has Oown 66 different
including the U-2 spy plane
F-104 Starfighter, the c heck
om a Northrop h~ngar to
:dwards Air Force Base rep-
a rendezvous with historv.
The 8 ·2 stealth bomber llfts off from Palmdale on Its maiden fll9ht Monday.
"I had always been fascinated
with Oying wing<1," Hinds said, refer-
ring to the wing-shaped prototypes
built by aviation mavericks in the
1930s and 1940s.
The Northrop pilot touldn't in-
dulge his cunosity publicly, how-
ever. Little more than a year ago. the
stealth bomtx·r did no1 officially
exist. For a dcnide, 11 lurked rn the
shad ows of the Pentagon's highly
classified .. hlack programs."
Since Hinds was the stealth
bomber's chief test pilo t. he had to
maintain 1he same vow of~crecy as
the other 32.000 workers in the 8-2
prof ram,
·· l's often the case wi th test p1lo1s
that they can't discuss the airplane
the) 're working on," said Northrop
spol esman. Tony Cantafio.
~sh optimistic over European trip
bitchy News Servlc~
EN, Netherlands -Prcs1-
ush. completing a 10-da>
n trip on a highly opt1m1stic
td Monday the "way is-now
o major reductions in con-
11 arms in Europe and an
East-West div1s1ons o n the
ll.
ing in the Pieterskerk, an
·-old church m the town
1ere the Pilgrims set sail for
Vorld in 1620, the president
·ope also is on the verge of
nore promising era.
Sfid his trip to Poland and
offered vivid evidence that
Europe is changing after 40
· "privation and hardship,
ion and fear."
:dited NA TO solidarity and
d U.S.-Soviet relations with
a climate that permits Sov-
countries to move toward
cy and free enterpnsc.
hope 1s that the unnatural
of Europe will now come to
' he declared.
challenge we face is clear.
China denounces summit nations
BEIJING (AP) -China denounced the seven
leading industrialized nations Monday for their "aross
interference" in calling on Chinese authorities to stop
the crackdown on participants in pro-<lemocracy
protests.
Instead, the government made clear it plans to
continue rounding up any.one involved in the seven
weeks of protests for freedom, democratic reform and
cleaner government. A report in the Communist Party
newspaper, the People's Daily. said those who surrender
wilJ f:' lenient treatment.
• All hesitation is useless." 1t said. "Surrendering,
thorouahJy confessing (and) doin~ mentonous work ...
is the only way out for all crimmals."
The strongly worded message to the Group of
Seven echoed earlier Chinese reaction to sanctions
CnJO).
individually imposed by some of the seven, including
the U nited States and France, after the Chinese anny
crushed the protests June 3-4.
The Foreign Ministr)' expressed "great rearct" over
the Paris summit's statement. which it said "violates the
most basic criterion of diplomatic relations."
"China absolutely cannot accept this," said the
statement read on state TV.
A front-page editorial the People's Daily called on
the Group of Seven to consider China's "global stratcaic
importance" and potential as a market.
"The near-sighted practic.c of k.ecpina China away
from the world community may not only undermine
world peace and stability, but hurt the interests of the
Western countnes as well," it said.
We must ""Ork together toward th{·
da) "hen all of Europe -East and
West -1s free of discord. free of
d1 v1Mon. A da) when people in
C\C')' city and town across 1h1~
continent know the freedoms we
"Here in U-1den "here the Pll·
gnnu dreamed their ne" world. lel
us pledge our cfTon to create a nc"
world in Europe. "hole and free. a
new world nO\\ "1th in our reach ··
Bush. the first president to v1S1t
the Netherlands. Oc" herc from
Pam. where he auended 1hc annual
Western economic summit and cel-
cbrauons of the 200th ann1ve~al)
of the French Rc,olut1 on
Dubt cast on Bush's plan to clea~ a~r
llNGTON (AP) -Prcsi-
h's plan for cleaning up the
air is unlikely to meet its
eliminating unhealthful
u.rban smoa by the year
· main author of a new air
rtport to Congress said
port by the Office of Tcch-
~sscssmcnt, which advi~s
on scientific issues. said
llJ known methods of ~1-
nttol arc used, many c11ies
un above federal limits for
1sin1 ozone by the end of
11')'.
It said residents of the most pol-
luted cities -Los Angeles, New
York and Houston ...,. may have to
live with unhealthful levels of smog
for another 20 years or more.
The OT A study said that each
year. about 21 million people are
exposed during outdoor exercise to
wonc levels above the federal Stall·
dard. each of them for about nine
hours a year. on average. About one·
quarter of these people hH in Los
Angeles.
"Thouah experts disagree about
the level o f danger that ozone actu-
ally poses to the popula11on. a large
OVR s
SA \IE 25 to 70%
portion of the American people hvc
1n places where. ozone concentra-
tions far exceed those know(l to be
completely safe ," the study said.
Bush said last month in proposing
a s"'eepiog revision of the 1970
Clean Air Act 1hat his measures
would mean the vaM majonty of the
approximately 100 c111es currcntl> in
violation of 01one hm1ts could gain
compliance b> 1995. Thc president
said all c11 1cs would be within the
limits b) the end of the century.
The Office of Tec hnology
As~sment stud). which was begun
two )Cars ago. did not spcc1ficall>-
anal)zc the Bush proposal. but Rob-
en Friedman. the repon's mnin
author, told a news conference the
administration's forecast was prob-
abl) too ros). . ·
"I don't see how they're going to
do i1," he said. "I hope we arc wrong
and they arc right. but I fear 1ha1 will
not be the case."
He said m an earlier 1nterv1e"
that between JO and 45 cities prob-
abl) will still be in v1ola11on of the
ozone ~tandard by the year 2000.
even 1f all available ant1-pollut1on
technologies arc used. Among these
arc Atlanta. Dallas. San Francisco.
Washington D C.. Boston, Bal11-
more and t. Lou1 • he said.
Former HUD official
refuses to testify;
a ills de·f ends work
refusin& to testify. Other witnessc
in the m vcstiption have testified
that Dean used her informal. but
broad authority at HUD to direct
f und1 to dr"elopers who used con-
sultants wnh pohllcal connections
during the Reaaan administration.
One of lhosc consuhanca. Fred
Bulb, who bas been nomi...aed eo be
amt.tsedor lo LuMmbou~ has
told the pand that one of has col-
tuaucs had bttn directed by
Cuaru .. co 9eek out Otan in tttur·
ina fun<Sina for a projed.
Earlier Mo~y. former HUD
Secretary Car1a Hills ckfrnded her
role in 'hel'"na penuade Pierce to
atr restricuont on a client company
that rvmtuaJJy would cost the aov-
ttnment millions or dollan 1n bid loens.
.. , don't di1gree that ahc com·
pen)' had adibetiawd and wu belaa
tp1alllll ... dnlhed if' you Ub ud ~ ....... , it llMMald be~ ~p, ..
Hilla MNI of DRO F..-111 gwp .•
wllid9 JUred lw llw h la 1911 to
..,.11111 it la hem '• ••rn.
Plane fails cost test
among lawmakers
WASHINGTON (A P) -The B-2
bomber succeeded in its first flight,
bu1 11 will be tough to get 1he half-
b1lhon-dollar aircraf\ 10 take otT" 1th
the budget-minded Congress. Re-
publicans and Democra1<1 said Mon·
da).
.. , think there's a grcal deal ol
reluctance to spend that mut h
monc) per airplane." said Rep
Ne" t Gingrilh of Georgia. the Nu
2 Rcpubhtan leader ... The prcs1tlcnt
and Defensc Sccretar) Dick Cherll'~
will ha\C to \\Orl hart! 10 carr) a
vo1c rn the llou'le."
Eighteen month!. hch1nd schnluk.
the bat-winged homber pcrfornwd
test maneuvers earl) Monda) morn·
1ng during a two-hour Oight over lhc
Mojave Desert in Southern Call·
fornia.
"I'm not surprised "1th the fact
that the stealth was ablt· 10 hfl off.
Oy and land properl):· said Rep.
Jo hn Kasich. R-Ohio. who wants to
mothball the program after the I 3tll
bomhc:1 I\ built .. For S23 billion 1f
1he plane couldn't taxi. Oy and land
11 "0Uld be a \Cl). \cry bad ~ .. gn for
1hc l ' S. aerospace 1ndustl).
Rnen1 est1ma1e~ place the cost of
a <;1ngk R-2 at llcl\\L'en $500 nullion
anti S750 million. making 11 the
"ITl0!.1 C\pcnsl\ e aircraft in h1stor}.
The Pcniagon has proposed S4. 7
m1ll1on for the stL'alth bomber 1n the
liscal 1990 budget and about $24
billion for the program dunng a
pcalo. threL .. )L'3r l>Pl·ndmg pcnod 1n
thL· muJ-19Q(l\
.. I think it's going to be one of the
mo\I n>ntro\ crs1al 11cms 1n the de-
fL'n<>e authon1a11on bill." said House
pcalo.cr 1 homa' S Fole) .. D-Wash.
.. R1gh1 no" I \\-Ould ~> 11·~ an uphill
tight for thl' tt-2 ..
Kcp LL·s A!.p1n. D·W1s. and chair-
man of the Hou~ Armed Services
Comm111ce. !>:.t1d the bomber "just
cll'ared one hurdle. But the test
program JU~I begun has far to go to
31l!>\\'Cr alJ Lhe tcch111cal questions.
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By The Associated Presi
Governors back export ventures
LONG BEACH -<), packa&l' of propo!>al' 10 rnn'>(>hd:uc compc11ng
state foreign trade acti\ 111es \\3\ "'arml) emhrau:d Mond"a) b) .gmcrnor~
of 16 \\C tern states. The package. suhm111n l JI thl· \.\ l''lcrn Governor'
Assoc1auon conference. calls for con\olida11on ol \OOH' 1ntfl•pcnden1 \late
t rade offices. espcc1all~ in Tolo.)O and la1\\Jn "here 1lw "n1ern states ha\t~
21 onicts.
The package also call'> for the lir\t trade oflilc\ 1n < anada. more offices
1n We!.lern Europe -the western stale'\ N1) I e\fWrl pJnncr -and 1he
consolidation of go-.cmo~· promo11on tour'
Boarding house ·deaths unsolved
SACRAMENTO -The Sacramcn10 Cuunn n11011L·1 '31d Monda) that
no cause of dl'alh could be determined 1n 1hc \c\en h<i<l1l'S dug up in the
)ard of boardinghou\e opc.-rator Dorothea Puentl' .\ \l3IL'men1 relca<1ed b)
Coroner Charle' '1mmons said that although drug\ \\CIC found 1n all M'\Cn.
their s1gn1ficancc could not be de1crm1ncd hccauw ut Jcrnmpo-.111011 .\l'lo.
no o ther traumas 1ha1 m1gh1 ha\C cau\ed dea1h \\ere dt'tl'llcd
Puente, 60. remains 10 Jail on charge' of murdering lht' \t'\ en plu~ t" o
other "hose bod1e!> \\Cre found elsc\\here llrr nt'\I w un appcarancl' "as
1u be a prcl1m1naf) hearing for <iepl I.:? hl' ha\ pk.1d1:d innoctnt
Assembly opposes flag burning
SACRAMENTO -The st.ite .\<1\<'mhl) on \1onda) urged ( ongrcss to
suppon a cons111u11onal amendment 10 outla\' hurning 1he .\mencan llaJ.
\\ h1ch 11 tallcd a national S) mbol that descn cs protcct1 on But one cnuc
of the re!.olut1on . .\)scmbl)"Oman "1a\lne Water~. D-Los Angele~. said
poht1c1ans "ere "Jumping on the hand\\Jgnn 'wl) 1nft .. , ou sec th1'i'.' I love
the Oag more than )OU.' It'\ posturing .. It'" l..ind of d1shonl'\t You can't
prOleCt lhC flag With a COnSlllUllOnal amcndmcnl •• fhe lower house
approved 'J R38 b) en. Cecil Cim·n, D-Norwall. rn 11 53-6 'otc.
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Cancer a death sentence for poor
WASHINGTON -The war on cancer has broughl improved thtrap1cs
for America's middle class and amuenl but the d1~asc 1<i too uftcn a needless
death sentence for the poor. the American Cancer Soc1et) pres1den1 s~ud
Monda). For thc 37 million American) who do nol ha-.c health insurance
and do not quahf) for Medicaid. a cancer d1agnos1s u~uall) comes "'hen the
disease has advanced to a stage where little can be done C\Cept control the
pain. said Harold P. freeman. cancer S<XICI) pre'ii1dcnt
"The combma11on of cancer and po' ert) 1s. indeed. a lethal combina-
11on." said Freeman. chief of surgcr) 111 Harlem Hospital in New York
Group boycotts TV advertisers
CHICAGO -A rclig,ious group o n Monda)' called for a onc-)car
bo)COtt of the Mennen Co. and C'loro'I: (orp. for advcrt1 ing on telcv1S1on
programs full of "sex. v1olcncc and profanity" hnst1an Leaders for
Responsible Telev1s1on. or C L.nR-TV. said 1t asked more than 500
companies that advertise on network telcv1S1on not to sponsor certain
programs during the sweeps rating penod. Apnl 27 throuah May 24.
Results from monitoring in 33 states "sho"ed that Mennen and Clorox
ignored CLcaR-TV's rcque t not to advertise o n pl'Oframs high 1n incidents
of sc>.. violence and profanity during the monitoring period," said Billy
Melvin. chairman of the group and exccutivt' director or the Wheaton-based
National Association of Evan&ehcals. Programs the group found particularly
offensive during that period included "M1nm1 Vice," "Tour of Dut y" and
"Midni&ht CalJcr," Melvin said.
U.S. offers $250,000 to lranlan victims
WASHINGTON -Familie who lost relatives when a U .. Navy
crui.er &bot down an Iranian airliner an the Pen1an Gulf last )'car have bttn
offered payments of up 10 $250.000 per victim. the talc Department said
Monday. But Richard Boucher. a depanmcnt spokesman, said the U.S.
eovemmcnt will only tum over the money 1f the lra.nlan 1ovcrnment. with
which the United States does not ha.ve dlok>matic relation • name& an "appropriate tntermediary" lO d1abune the runds.
Some 250 lran.aan& were amont the 290 people kJlltd on Iran Air A.iaht
6SS JuJy 3. 198S. when the cruttcr U V1nc:nnn m1 takenly fired on the
jetliner. The JMl)'ment plan., penonally approved by President Bush; calls for
the United States to live the families of earh full-tune wOtkcr .J2S0,000,
while the families ofomers will receive SI00,000. To tel the money. families
would have ·to waive lcpl da1ms ap1n11 the Unatrd tales The si-ckaec
could total $30 million, with the moMy comina ffom a apeaal ckp9nmcni
fund.
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bncls said he was 1n h1!. outh
: Highway apanmcnt showmg
un to another tenant when the
grabbrd tht' ~capon. d1sas·
led 11 and tossed 11 out the
)W.
e said he d1dn·1 like gun!>:·
iels te!>t1fied during his trial.
bneb ~td he went downstair!>
vas 1n the process of rcassembl·
he ''capon ~hen a pas~r·hy
"\e was going to call the poht·e
ng a possible shootout.
ic ls )clled at two nearby m<"n
fags go acros!> the .-.trect where
:>elong."
maintains toda> ht' has
ng ag.amst the cit) ''i large g.a )
lation. In fact. he boasts ol
ng elect Robcn Gent!) the
o~nl) g.a) ma)or
bncls v.a s sentenced to t1.1oo
probation fo r the weapon\
e tangled agam with Laguna
~ to 1978 -and emerged the
er aner representing himself 1n
as time. Gabnel~ wa!l jrrC'itt•d
urymg four beers nnd walkmg
1leashcd dog on the bt·ach He
with h1!l thcn-g1rlfncnd Janice
l.
beat the dog rap by saying the
al. a Labrac.Jor named "Beagle.··
.ged to E111011. So how could he
ied for having the dog ofT tis
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for the beer. he cited a Uigunn
ance that permitted beer dnnk·
1 Heisler Parl as long as 11 wa~
npan1ed by a meal. He said he
:m his wa > to quaff the breY-
r just such circumstances
c case wa s d1sm1ssed and
tels walked av. a) 1.1o Ith his pndc
our warm been.
e·s a character He·., one of the
est people r,e met.i" Ell1011
rccentl). "He's one°' a kind."
bnels has surfaced on the other
:>fthe law too In 1974. he kd
!-man campaign protesting the
nent of U.S. tourists in Mexico.
staned the effort after being
n, bound. robbed and dumped
"\ isolated road near Enscnada
his standard painstaking tylc,
~els pounded on the doors of ~rous state and federal leg1s·
1, as well ns the U.S. consulate
juana. Then-state Sen. Dennis
enter, R·Ncwport Beach.
:d a strong lcner to a commit-
1ork1na on U.S.-Mcxican rcla-
and sug estcd ti examine the
em.
late 1983, Gabriels found
elf in Oranae County Jail af\er
• arrested for allcacdly cursina a
r maid in Laauna. Police s:ud
aels let loose a cacophonou'i
ament of profanities at a park·
nforcement officer as she was
'I a ticket on Fon.st Avenue.
bricls dented the allcption at He uid he p vc up wcarina
he lef\ the Army.
1 in court he ~caded au•lty. His
1b.ment: Don I i.llc to a meter
for a ~car. That suited Oabncls
he poli« dcpertmen1 just fine.
at )Car -1984 -was one or
and lows for Gabriel . He
led he'd been standi~ on lhc
nes Iona enoulh and ti«amc a
Council candidate. He also w.as
ted, thi time for a aerious
sc.
two occasion,, once in Apnl
ieain 1n A~ust, he WU af'fttCed •spicion or fum11tuna or trylna
~e narwttcs to minon. ln('lud-
3-)c.ar-old boy
loJt the ctecuon a day bdOJe
1 arttttc<I on the flna ttt of res.
For more than four )Cars.
Gabnels had been taking dail > do'>Cs
of the po1.1o crful -.cdatl\e, mcth·
aqualonc. or Quaal ude. His prescnp-
11on for the drug 1.1.as at the root of
h1 i. problems. he ..aid.
Gabnels said he took 1.400 pills
over the course of 4"~ 'cars to hd p
him sleep and rd1nc bacl pain
But a doctor 1.1.ould tc!ola f} at his
trial that Quaaludcs arc kn o1.1.-n to
reduce 5exual 1nh1 b1t1o ns.
(iabnel\ said the narcotic rrla \Cd
him, but 1n no v.a' acted a\ a
aphrod1s1ar. ·
It ~as toward the end of ·\pnl
1984 that he let 11.1.0 16-\ear-old
runawa} s sta) at his small · cottage
o n H1lledge Stree t The bo)s ~ere
J01ned Marl h 30 b) a I 4·)ear-old
girl 1.1o ho hall JU!>t dropped out of
uguna·s Thur<,ton Middle School.
The teens later testified that
Gabncls g.i , c them Quaalude~ and
e'en a'iked one of the bovs lo sell
thl·m for him The) also· ac:cu~d
ha m ol making S<\ual ad,ances.
The girl tcsufied that Gabneli. ~as
naked "ht:n he i.nuck into the "ater·
hcater·!>torage room where she v.as
slcepmg 1.1o 1th one of the bo} s he
s.i1d he .-.at on the edge 0 1 the
mattress and bega n talking about his
ongoing race for ( 1ty Council
\\.hen he alleged I> put his hand on
the girl'.-. lnec. she i.a1d she threaten·
ed to \lap him and Gabnds le ft the
room
The girl al'>o ~1d she took about
I.:! Quaaludes dunng the course of
the night and the following mom1ng
and nearl) O\ crdoscd. But a medical
e"pcn later :.n1d he found It hard to
believe a girl of her size could ha' c
taken that much and li,cd.
The girl, who asked that her name
not be used. said recently that she
stands by her 1cst1mon )
Gabnels "as eventually found not
guilt) of gtv1ng the teens drugs. He
also "as acquitted of all sexual
molcstallon counts except one m1s-
dcameanor offense for having touch-
ed one of the bo>s on the penis.
He was found guilty of 1hrec mis·
deameanor counts fo r having
harbored Juveniles to his cottage.
Gabncls' attom.cy. James Riddell.
said the case fell apart because of the
numerous 1ncons1stenc1es in the
children's tcs11mon1es.
"Every ume they opened their
mouths they told a different story."
Ridden said recently. But Dcpu1y District Attome)
Kathleen M. Kendle. who pros-
ecuted the case. said it is typical for
youna witncssc~ to have trouble re-
membering details yet still be telling
the truth.
She said during the tnal to 1986·
"These kids probably aren't bnght
enouah to make up these stories ...
1heir combined IQ 1s prob3bl) near
100 " ~ur months later. Gabnels watt
arrested again . this time for allegedly
offeri ng a 3-year-boy a
phcnobarb11ol, another type of
sedative.
But characs were never filed be·
cause it could not be pTovcd whether
the pill was phenobarb1tol or a v1t·
am1n, which Gabriels was tn the
habit of CUr)'lD&.
Oabncls no lonaer has a prescnp-
tton for Quaaludcs -and he no
lonacr acts arrested.
These days, he livC1 for his vistt
lo Lquna and looks forward to the
day he can retum to stay. upPortcd
by a small workman's compensation
stlpcnd, he contemplates 1oin1 to
law school, which would help him in
one or his favorite p .. umcs: suina
the chy.
Othcrwite he spends h11 daytime
visits in taauna with his fhends at
the 1eneor cen1e1 or at Main Btech,
1 place he helped sa vc and a place
.,here h11 trou'*t bepn.
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Disney finds profits in new ventures, old favorites
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With two Top 10 movies and a
bustling new studio tour in Florida,
The Walt Disney Co. is already
having a hot summer.
A 71/J-mmute appearance by
Roger Rabbit, the '80s answer to
Mickey Mouse, ls helping pack fa m-
ilies in for showings of Disney's
"Honey, I Shrunk the Kids."
Robin Williams, whose risque
brand of humor would probably
have made the late Wah Disney
blush, is pulling a whole different
audience for "The Dead Poets So-
ciety."
And the Disney-MGM Studios
tour outside Orlando puts the grand-
daddy of amusement park com-
panies at the forefront of the latest
tre nd in fun factories by taking
customers backstage. to play at
movie-making.
It's the new Disney -one that
fough t off a raid on the Magic
Kingdom of the business world five
years ago, revved up a plan to make
movies for older audiences and de-
vised ne.w wa ys to wring billions out
of a familiar lineup of animated
characters and amusement parks.
With some fine-tuning, that remains
the formula for the future, says
Michael Eisner, Disney's chairman
and chief executive officer.
"To me it's not what next, but
what's not next," Eisner said in a
recent interview. "We have plenty to
do wi th the Disney franchise. with
the Disney attractions, with the Dis-
ney image, to keeP. us occupied for
20 years. We don t have to fO out
and prove that size is better. '
Fostering the franchise has paid
off: Disney's profit rose 17 percent
last year to S522 million on sales of
S3.4 billion. In the first half of this
year. profit was $149 million on
sales of SI billion. (The second half
is bigger because of summer park
visitors and movies.)
The amusement parks -Dis-
neyland in Anaheim and Disney
World in Lake Buena Vista, Fla .. -
are Disney's brggesf moneymakers.
accounting for 59 percent of sales
and 64 percent of operating income
last year.
But the big story of the last few
years is movies. panicularly the
young adult-oriented films produced
by Disney's Touchstone Pictures
studio.
Movies like "Good Morning.
Vietnam," ··cocktail" and "Who
Framed Roger Rabbn" propelled
Disney to the top spot in the box
office derby last year for the first
time. Disney movies captured 19.4
percent of the nation's ticket sales.
ahead of Paramount at 15.2 percent.
20th Century Fox at 11.6 percent
and Warner Bros. at I 1.2 pcrcC'nt.
The company's two early entries
this summer -the traditional Dis·
ney fami ly comedy "Honey, I
Shrunk the Kids" and Touchstone's
"Dead Poets Society" -have
d rawn scant media attention amid
the hoopla over blockbusters like
"Batman" and "Indiana Jones and
the Last Crusade.··
But both are malong enough to
put them~ among the top 10 bo\-
office attractions "Hone) ... which 1s
preceded b> the Roger Rabbit car-
toon "Tumm} Trouble.'' SC't a Dis-
ney record b) collecting S 14. 3
million its opening weekend.
Hollywood is impressed with D1s-
ne) 's shrewd marleting. its move to
sign a stable of )'Oung stars like Bette
Midlcr and Tom Cru ise. and an
unusual emphasis on containing
production costs. During the movie
and TV scriptwriters· strike last
year, union negotiators saw Disney
studio chief Jeffrey Katzenber~ as
their nemesis on the producers' JOint
negotiating group.
, In TV, the company also is mixing
the old "'th the ne\\. "Golden
Girls" and "Empt) Nest" supple-
ment br~adcast staples. The boom
in home video 1s a boon to Disoey
with its library of childreri"s
favori tes and ne\\ features.
ln the fierccl~ competiti~e amuse-
ment park game. ne" attractions arc
all-important, and Disne> 's bid for
glory this year is the st udio tour in
Florida. The S400 million addition
to the Magic Kingdom and Epcot
Center includes peeks at working
movie studios. a re-creation of the
Th• new animated short featuring Roger
Ra bbit and the fllm '"Th• Dead Poets So-
claty .. sta rring Robin Wllllams fat laftJ ar•
giving Dlsnay a profJtabl• summar.
Hollywood Boulevard in us 1930s
heyday and a do-1t·)Oursclf music
video.
I he compan> refuses to release
attendance figures for its parks. but
insiders sa) crowds at the new stu·
d10 tour in Florida are running
abo'c cxf)fcta11 ons. The compan}
gets ro)alt1cs from Tokyo Dis-
neyland. and 1s lining up lund1 ng for
a planned park outside Pans.
Ri val MCA Inc.. which battles
Disneyland for tourist dollars 1n
Southern California \\Ith a tour at m
Un1\er~I tud1 os. plans to of)fn ''"
Florida studio as an attraction ne>.t
)Car and is considering a EuropcDn
park.
But analysts downpla) the com-
pe1111on.
For one thing. the worldwide de-
mand for fun appears insatiable.
Then there·!> "hat has becom('
lno"n a!> the D1sne) magic: The
seeming!) boundkss affection for
M1l·kc}, Minnie. Goofy and the rest
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n1·s1'\t:ss HHlt:•·s
New S&L confirmations endorsed Phoenix Group
acquires Netcom By MATT YANCEY
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WASHINGTON -House nego-
tiators in the S 157 billion taxpayer
bailout of the savings and loan in-
dustry tentativel y agreed Monday to
offer several compromises to their
Senate counterparts while insisting
that the industry's chief regulators
be confirmed again by the Senate.
The House members of the con-
ference committee tryin& to agrtt on
a bailout bill cndoncd a proposal by
their chairman, Rep. Henry B.
Gonzalez, D-Tcus, to subject both
of the current chief S&L reguJators.
M. Danny Wall and William L
Seidman, to new confirmation hear-
ings.
President Bush and the Senate
both had sought to ha ve Wall , now
chairman of tfic Federal Home Bank
Board that is being abolished under
the legislation, automatically t11ke
over as head of a new omce of
Thrin Supervision to be established
in the Treasury Depanmcnt.
Gonzalez, however, has blamed
Wall -who was director of the
Senate Banking Committee's staff
when Sen. Jake Garn. R-Utah, was
its chairman -as a major con-
tributor to the escalation of the S& L
crisis by underestimating its serious·
ness in 1987 and 1988.
Bush appointed Seidman. as
chairman of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp .. to take over mnn-
agcmcnt of th e crisis from Wall last
February when he proposed the
rescu~ lejislation to cover some
S 1.00 billion in industry losses of
fed erall y insured S&L deposits.
However, Wall and Garn haH'
been close associates for decades.
and Wall's wife is now the scna1or's
personal secretal')'. Garn on$tnall)
demanded that Wall retain his role
as 1hc nation's chief S&L regulator
but in recent weeks has said onl}
that he and Seidman should lx'
treated equally.
Although Seidman is w1del~
praised as the best official available
to untangle the S&L mess. Gonzalez
proposed Monda) that both he and
Wall face new confirmation tnals.
"ln this "a). the performance of
both the FDIC and Bank Board
incumbent would lx' subject to re -
vie" · and certainly parallel treat-
ment is fair." he said.
The Hou~c negotiators. however.
rejected the Senate's proposal to put
state-chanered thrift institutions -
which have been blamed for a large
pan of the crisis -under the regu -
lation of the new office that Wall
might assume.
Instead, the> insisted Monda}
that Seidman lx' put in control of
state-chartered S&Ls while the ne"
T reasul')' office assumes responsi-
b1ht} for regulating federally char-
tered thrif\s.
Charles W. Missler, cha irman of the board and chief executive
officer of Tbe Pboenlx Group International In c. in Ne" port Beach.
reported his firm has acquired Netcom Researcb Inc. of Fountain
Valley for shares representing less than one percent of The Phoenix
Group's outstanding common shares.
Netcom is an early stage computer networking company which
designs. manufacturers and marl.els local area nc1work workstations
and associated hard"are. Its principal products include lo" cost and
low profile d1skless LAN "orkstat1ons for both >\RCnct and Ethernet
noiworks.
"Having rccentl> d1~estcd the defense contracts of Resdel
Engineenng Corp . "e arc now fre(' to deplo} our asSC"ts into
commercial products "h1ch lend themseh ('S to international apph-
cat1on:· Missler said.
Miners end strike except in W. Virginia
The Phoenix Group O\\ ns 5 7 perce nt of Rcsdel lndustnes.
The Phoenix Group 1s a management compan-. which acquires
emergent technolog~ compan1cc; with capab1ltt) for international
distribution and, b~ strategic repos1t1oning. ensures their future
success.
• • •• Hart Industries Inc. announced Monda~ a significant move
forward toward implementauon of 11s underground storage tank
program. CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) -CoaJ minen appeared to be ending
a wildcat strike Monday everywhere
but West Virginia as they awaited
word from a mcetin& between an
officiaJ of The Pitmon Co. and their
union prcsjdent.
State police reported nurMrous
pickets throuahout the West Vir-
ginia coal fields.
"It's my undetstandina that all of
our mines outside of West Virginia
with the exception of the CamP.
Complex in Kentucky arc working.'
_._id Tom Clarke, a spokesman for
Peabody Holding Co., the nation's
largest coal producer. About 2,850
Peabody Coal Co. miners in West
Virginia remained off the job Mon-
day, Oarke said.
Some scattered violence was re-
poncd Monday in southern West
Virginia, with coal trucks serving
non-union Elk Run Coal Co. in
Boone County hit by rocks and
other projectiles.
Up to 46.000 United Mine
WorkeR members in I 0 states
..
walked out June 12 to sup'pon l.900
other UMW members striking Pit·
ts ton over its refusal to sign a con-
tract guaranLecing full medical ben-
efits for pensioners and prohibiting
mandatory ovenime and Sunday
work.
The wildcat strikers also protested
what they say were excessive fines
and jail terms imposed on UMW
members and supponers picketing
Pittston operations in Virginia.
But UMW President Richard
Trumka on Friday aslccd tne miners
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to return to work, and most ap-
peared to do so Monday.
Mark Polen. vice president of the
West Virginia Coal Association.
blamed a "radical minority" within
the union for keeping the mines idle.
primaril> in Charleston-based Dis·
trict 17. with about 8.000 working
members.
"There -were pickets out there
todar,. scattered all over the high·
\\ay. • said Fred Jarrell, president of
Local 1330 at Consolidation Coal
Co.'s Rowland Mine.
The Laguna Hills company an nounced it had doubled its stake
to 60 percent 1n Occidental Fire & Casualty Ltd.. a European
reinsurer based in Dublin, Ireland. and London. This will help Han
consolidate its position in the underground tank market through the
offer of its tank replacement package coupled whh insurance.
Under the program, storage tank owners will be able to comply
with the new EPA regulations that call for financial respons1biltty
and UP$rading or replacing systems to meet new stringent corros1on-
protect1on, leak-detection requirements. • • • First American Title lnHrance Co. of anta Ana. the s«ond·
(Please lff BRIEFS/ A71
No recommendation made
for capital-gains tax -cut
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
chairman of the House Ways and
Means Com mittee said Monday that
he won't recommend a capital-gains
tax cut to finance l ny program,
including catastrophic-illness in-
surance for older Americans.
Rep. Dan Rostenkow ki. [).Ill ..
made the statement to reP.Oners
af\.cr his commiuec aaain faaled to
chanac the insurance protram,
whose financina mechanism as
under heavy fire from retirees.
There apPercntly is no majority in
the committee for any of several
ideas for chanasna the income-ta" turchartr paid only by hiahcr-in·
come older c1tizen1 or the Rat
monthly premium pud by all but
the_ poorest bcnefkaaries.
The most popular idea appear1 ao
be to let the propam continue u it. laid Rep. James Moody, 0-Wis.
The committee meetina ended 1n
disagreement. with Rostcnkowski
saying he would put toaethcr a pack-
age to include catastrophic in-
surance, extendina several e"piring
provisions and miscellaneous tax
provisions. including ways to pay
for them.
But the package won't include
Prcs.idcnt Bush's proposal to cut the
capitaJ.pins tax as a way to raise
revenue. When asked why.
Rostcnkowski replied~ "Because I'm
a Democrat."
Democnu acncrally oppote a cut
in the capital-pins tax. which ap-
plies to prOfits from stocks and other
investments, bccauJt almost all the
benefit would now to th<* with
annual incomes over SI 00,000.
Bush and his advise" insist that a
capi\ll"Pins cut would actually in-
crease aovernmeJll rtvcnues b~ ~-
crating new economic activity.
De mocrats generally araue that
although a rtduction would bring in
more revenue in the first year. it
would lose money in later yean .
Although the capital·aains reduc-
tion 1s a pnme topic of conversation
by Washington lobbyists, lawmakers
apparently arc geuina far more mail
about the catastrophic insurance
enacted a year aao. Tbe prosram was
dcs11ncd to protect Medicare rttipi-
ents from catastrophic cosu of a
ma1or illness.
Two-thirds of the cost is peid by
upper-income people 6S and olckr
alOf\& with their federal income tu.
In 1989. tt.e sun.ax can be up to
$800 per bcncr~iary; to pey thlt full
amount, a sin&)e person would have
to have total income above about
$42,000. Almost S9 percent of' re-
tirees wou.ld pay no surtax.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
world's lcadina supplier of lhc mos1
sophisticated computer simulation
1y1tcms raised the 1t1kes on Mon-
day in the U.S.-Japan~ battle over
the rapidly expandin& market for
supcn:omp6ters.
Evans & Sutherland of Sall Lake
City unvei led the ES-I a1 its ·Moun -
tain View rcsqrch facihty, touting it
as the first "truly" a.encral purpose
supercomputer. It has the equi,·alcnt
power of more than 60 IBM 3090
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From A6
of the canoon gang .
"I think Disney owns the Florida
vacation franchise and anyone who
thinks 1hey can take that awa)' is not
aoing 10 be a happy camper:· sa)s
Jeffrc) Logsdon. "'·ho follo"'·s thl' ~ompany for Cro well \\lccdon & Co
n Los Angeles.
Ifs been suggesll"d a rrccssion
o.uld spoil the fun .
Even a mild. slowdown of the type
many ccononusls expect in the con1-
ing months \\'Ould 1 nc\'i tabl~ cut
in10 people's spending on r .,tras -
like gasoline and the S94 fo ur·da)
pass 10 thr Florida complex -sa's
Harold Voge l. an en1enainmen1 ,;,.
dustl) anal yst at Merrill Lyn•h
Cap11al Markets in Ne"'' York.
Others do ubt anything short of an
economic disaster wo uld M"nousl\
dampen consumer e nthus1asrn fo·r
parks, mo\'ie s and TV, both h\ c and
r«ordcd. After all. Holl)lo\Oocr s
Golden ,\ge """as born during the
Great Depression.
"Unfonunatel), 1he rought•r 11
gets. the more pcO{>ll' \,\·ant to ha'l'
some e;o;n from their env1ronml'nt:·
S3)5 CEO Eisner.
Amid a "''a\C of hostLlr takeO\l·r
at1empl'i a1 big ml•dia companies.
D1snc) ft'('entl) \lghtcned its dl'·
fenscs "'1\h a "poison pdl" plan that
would allo"'' present stockholders to
buy new stock at half-price 1n l'vcn1
of an unfriendly bid. Bu1 11 was
al rcad) considered i>a fc from raiders
pand the comn1er1cial applications
of supercomputers, a market C'X•
pcc1ed to reach $9 billion by 1993.
"It's efficiency, price, per·
formancc. and case of proa,ramm1ng
will make top.end supercomputer
performance available to a much
broader range of users," Leclerc said
in a prep~rc s1ate mrnt.
The ES-which 1n ~me fu nc·
t1on1 can n 1.6 bill ion operations
per seco d, is expected to greatly
enhance complex compu1er-aided
des11n. modelina and s1mulauon.
With a price range of $1.2 mil hon to
S ~ million, i1 ""'ill makr such
capab1l11ies affordable to a whole
nrw class of users and applicauons.
It c.an outperform other super·
-and should remai n that way as
long as stock conunucs us strong
performanre.
rJearl y 25 percent of the tom·
pan) ·s stock is in lhe hands of those
fnc ndly to manasl'mcnt. including
17 percent controlled by Texas in.
\CStor Sid Bass and alhes. and ncar-
1) J pe rcrnt in the hands of Ro\ 01snl'~. nephc"' of the late an1mato0r
anJ company founder.
.\ currcrH t i' 11tnal1n Los A ngell'~
Count) Superior Coun reprises D1s-
ne) 's 1984 takeo'icr batllt, ""hLch
resulted in ejectio n of Wall Oisnl'~ ·\
son·1n·la"'" Ronald Miller. from
mana~cment and lhe entry of Bass
as a friend!\ tn\'CStOr. A shareholder
1a .... su 11 against former managcmen1
and di rectors alleges that l1ttlC' in·
''l''itors >A·ere wronged whC'n thl· com-
pan) boug ht o ut raider Saul
Str1 nbe rg ·s l l pe rce nt stake" at a
premium.
The Wa ll Disney Co. isn't a dt·fen-
dani.
T hC' company bu1h on l~artoon
t harac1cr.;; is Lealou5 in de fend ing
~l icke) and the rest from 1mpos1or'
\mong its copyright actions this
)tar Dispatching la'-''yers aga1ns1
thrt·c Hallandale. Fla.. da' -care
ce nters that painted picturl-s of
~1 1c kc) and frie nds on their "'all'
"'1thout permission. blocking th..-
CLl~ of \\/hue Rt\er. O ntan o. from
en:t l!ng a s1atul' of \\'1nn1e the Pooh.
and wresting an apolOJ) for an un-
a uth on~cd Sno>A· Wh11c song-and-
danc..: number on 1he .\taden1)
.),,"ard~ tclecas1.
Oranoe CoNI DAILY PILOTIT1>N01y, Jut)' 18, 110 A7
computcn bctlU$C ns c1a,ht pro-
cessors are independent, allowin1 in
some caKs for a SO percent 1m-
provemenl in efficiency. said Bob
Stevens. vi~ president of markctina
f<?r .. 1hc company's computer
d1v1s1on,
The hardwarc runt on an
enhanced vC"rs1on of the: P!)pular
UNIX op('rating system, allowina
users to modify proarams while the
system is n.innin1-an option not
acncrall y available to supe7-
computcr u~n., Stevens said. A
series of programming tools will
allow uiw:rs to wntc {>rograms with
"far less" effon than 1n the past, he
added.
The ES-I . whose processon have
BRIEFS
Fro m A6
a toll! memory of 2.048 mepbyin,
boasts unprtetdcntcd tcaW' per·
formance that surpaues macJUnn
by Minneapolis-based Cray Re-
search Inc., the lead.int makc:r of
supcrcompukn. Scalar ,Performance
is the type required 1n the IJUI
majority of scientific and technic:al
applications.
The entry of E&S i.nto the inkr·
na1ional supercomputer market is
another siin that American com·
panics arc uppina the ante in their
ba11le with Japanese manufacturen,
which control about a Quarter of lbe
markc1 since NEC, H itachi Ltd. and
Flijitsu Ltd, be&an making super-
compu1crs in 1983 . However. the
company's main com petitor 1s Cray.
larsest title insurer 1n tht-nauon. anno unced the purctias.e of
Mor1ga1e Guaraotee & TUle Co. of Providence. R.I.
Mongagc Guaran1ee. established in 1922, is one of lhc t.,,,·o
lead1na ti llC' in surers 1n Rhode Island.
First Amencan Title Insurance Co .. cclcbra1ing i1s centennial
during 1989, operates through a network of more than 4,500
branches! subsid1anes. affilia1C"S. or agen1s 1hrouJ)\ou1 thr Un~ted
State's. F1rs1 Amencan also provides ttlle services 1n G uam. Mexico.
Puerto Rico , the \11rg1n Islands and the Lln1ted Kingdo m. • • •
Aero1e11 Inc. has announced plans to be a major force rn an
emerging industry dedicated to updating and modern1z1ng the
world 's agin,a commercial jct air transport flttt.
The lrv1ne-bas.cd firm has Drokcn grou.nd at its Mojave complex
on a muh1-m11l1on do llar. I 2S.OQO..squa.rc·foot facility capable of
'-''Ork1na s1multancously on multiple l)'J>CS of jet a1rcn.ft.
Acroicsl Chairman Y./. R. Bob Laidlaw said the all-new facility
1s cu~tom-dcsigned to pc:rform 1nsp«tions, maintenance, repairs and
modifications for any of the world·s transPon aircraft. These include
lhc jumbo Boeing 747 a~d 767 McDonnell-DouJ!as DC>IOMJ>.I I ,
LockhC"ed L-101 1 and Airbus A-JOO series equipment, as well as
narrow body transports.
It will specialize 1n aging aircraft 1nspcct10ft'S for fatigue a.nd
corrosion, plus other safC't)·assunng rccommendauons cutTt-ntly
being proposed b) the a1rhne 1ndustl)' and the Federal Aviation
Adm1n1stra11o n.
Aerotesl has gained 1n1ernat1onal prominence 1n prov1d1ng a full
rang~ of aircraft engineering. 1es1ing. FAA ccn1fica11on, modi·
ficauon. maintenance. repair services and ne"'· aircraft completions
for a variety of air transport and corpora1e aircraft types. •••
American Re.tau.rut Groap toe. restaurant chain. will sell up
to S IOO m11l1on 1n senior subordinated notes to repay debt.
The NC"wport Beach compan). which owns the Black Angus.
Grandy's and Spoons chains. was formed in 1987 to bu) the
rcss.aurant business of ~1amolt Corp.
DrC"xcl Burnham Lamber Inc. 1s the underwriter.
Prices mixed as market rally flattens
NEW YORK IAP) -Stock pnccs
scnled for a m1xed sho\\·1ng Mo nday
as the market's Jui) rally Oattened
out aOer nine consecutive gains 1n
the Dow Jones industrial averagc.
Dow Jones's a\'crage of 30 blul"
chips. up 114. 76 potnls from the C"nd
of June through last Fnday·s close.
slipped back 1.33 to 2,553.49.
Advancing LSSUCS JUSt slighll} OUl -
numt>ered dC'C'hnes In nationwide"
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1rad1ng of Ne"' York Stock Ex-
change-listed stocks. with 757 up.
71 3 do.,.,'n and 516 unchanged.
Volume' on the floor of the Big
Bo.a.rd camr 10 IJ l.96 m1lho n
shares. down from 183.48 m1\hon 1n
the previous-seu1o n. Nauo n>A·idc,
consolidated volume in N''SE-hsted
issues, including tradcs in those
stocks on rC"g1 on::i.J exchangr s and 1n
the over-the<ountcr market, totalcd
156. 79 milli on sharrs.
While the markrt gained gro und
DOtt 10,fS .\'ER.\GfS
steadily through 1hc first half of the expecting the Labor Department to
mon1h. the dC'bate in1ensified over rcpon a June increase: for the con-
when the advantt m ight be due for sumer price index of about 0.3 prt·
al lcas1 a brief pause. cent, down from 0.6 ~nt in May.
Analysts said thal mood of skep-Marion Laboratoncs led the ac:-
t1 cism actually served 10 keep thC' tive hst and jumped 81/• to Jl'h on
rally going for a "''h1le, by keeping turnover .of more than 5.8 million
the now of po1en1ial buying power shares. Dow Chemical plans to ~
into stocks at a slo w but steady pace. qu1n: a chunk of Marion stock for
Brokers said the nrw week began S38 a share, increasing its stake in
with an added clement overcau1ion. the: company to 67 pcrocnl.
ho>A·C"vcr, O\'Cr lhc 1mpcnd1 n1 Dow shares dropped I Ill 10 ,88"'-mon1h l ~ repon today on the na-B.F. Goodnch. subjeca o( specu-
11on's 1ntema1ional balantt of 1radC" lat1on about a possible takeover bid.
The data for Ma)' arc expectt'.'d to climbed J IU to 61 "9.
sho""' an 1ncrcase 1n the trade" deficit International Business Machines
to S9 bi llion or more from S8.J was a standoul amona the blue
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Daw, ~ are George and
,,.... Ar9ros faboveJ and
eveM chair a11aabeth and
TOlll nerney. -
'PO'l'l.lfiill 'I'
Literacy
volunteers
honored
The Literacy Voluntttrs of Ameri-ca, Huntinaton Valley, held its an-
nual tutor and student rccogniuon
event recently at the Huntington
Beach Public Library.
~Huntinaton Beach City Coun-
cilman Peter Green presented Con·
Ilk Bnckway, atio of HunttnjlOn
Beach, with a special rccosnuion
award and cenlficatc for her volun-
teer work as a tutor. Brockway.
outaoina secretary of the Literacy
Vofunteers, is also Huntington
Beach's city clerk.
Fountain Valley resident Roger
c.mJ was named Student of the
Year in a special presentation by
Fountain Valley Mayor Laurann
Cook. Both Coma and his tutor,
"-Claue, were also presented
with rccoanition ccnificates.
Comi has participated in the liter·
acy ~m for the past two years.
Dunna that time, Comi has helped
recruit new adult learners by giving
talks to cotnmunaty aroups and
schools. Jn the past year, he has
atiended rqional and national liter-
ecy conferences as a student rep-
raentative and personally orpnized an adult teameT suppon group for
prosram partkioanu. ' . . Lawre•ee &emper, supcr-
inlendent of schools for the Hunt·
~ Balch Union Hiah School
Dillrict, it at the Unjversity of
loutbem California for the 1989
Summer Superintendent Con-
Annce.
Auendencc is by invitation-only
tbr 119econference hostina 100 super-lalllldenu representina 37 stales. ~Dh we~ chosen bated on ~ in lddressina complex
....-. fadna 1Chool1 both at the IDcill and ltalC oolicy levels. ~. . . lrvtDe raidcnt Patty Pen was
t 1h a1111d • the new president of a.. Alilillll de San JOIC, an auxiliary
• ~ St Joteph Hospital in
iMlalJed were Newport
rtP1e•~...._&artlmldu =~·-.. ....,.~...--
Joenn• Ch•••
terman to the Ncwpon Beach ity
Ans Commission.
Blatterman has served with the
commission for two years, after tak -
ing over another commissioner's
position during midterm.
This past year she has served as
the chairwoman and was the force
behind such events as Salute to the
Arts, City Hall An Gallery and a
district wide student an show pres-
ented with the Costa Mesa An
League.
A former an teacher 1n the New-
port-Mesa School District. Blat·
terman is currently the visual and
pcrformina ans facilitator for the
district. She is also a member of the
Orange County Arts Alliance Educa-
tion Committee and has worked
with the Orange Count. y Perform in&
Ans Center and lmaainat1on Cel-
ebration. • • • Huntington Beach resident and
exalted ruler for Elks Lodae number
I 9S9, 0.. Taflor r~ently pres·
ented the Stanley Conntcscent
Home in Wcstmln1ster with new 3
foot by S foot nylon American Oags
to replace their 11-ytar-old, faded fl . . ~er Elks in attendance at the
ptt9Cntation before 2S patients of
the convelescenl home were Bolt
&" ... of Huntinaton Beach a past
exalted naler, and AJ Vep of Foun-
tain Valley.
Mar11Ja PelMexter, director of
social ICtivities, and nunina super-
visor ...... &elJea accepted the
flqs for tbe home. • • • Tbe ~na Beach Repubhcan
A.anbly 1nt'811ed a new board for
1989-90. Tbe new offim1 are: Pa&eJ Ga t11, J»!lblicit}'_; .,.... c_..,,
h .. PHI dent; P ..... IUnti' .. ,,
peciact; I .. tea O 111 '*. ftand-r111-~ Gl'11 ... Olllll"Mt..-V:. ~..,,; .n. on,, mem •P: ,..
........ put president .,.... Otilo ... ~;v.,....v • .._.,
~;and I• lldrNI,
Ooh-la-fa; museum patrons celebrate
By KAREN REED
Of ttM 0"">' ll'#ot Staff
"Liberte! Egalite! Fratemite!" was
the title of the Newpon Harbor Art
Museum's sixth annual summer cel-
ebration.
Docs ll sound as if it might have
had a French flavor'? Considering it
was held on Bastille Day at Le
Meridien Hotel, Newport Beach,
and was the only Bastille Day affair
in Orange County officially sanc-
tioned by the American Comminec
on the French Revolution -yeah.
1t was a tinle French.
Costumed patriots. mounted (on
live white horses) greeted the SOO
plus guests as they entt~rcd the
hotel's porte-cochere -and it con-
tinued on from there as the entire
lower level of the facility was liter-
all y transformed into a French cel-
ebration.
"This is amazing." said museum
sup,P?rter Jue Donovan during the
social hour~ in the atrium Cafe
Fleuri. "It is all so completely
French. When I drove up and saw
the horses, I wondered if they were
for us," and shook her head in
amazement over the detail.
G uests were encouraged to dress
"La Rive Gauche or La Rive
Droite" which spawned some con-
fusion -but also some interesting
outfits, including event chair Ellza-
betll Tierney's. According to her. her
short, strapless little number, shoes
and lace hose were authentically
French -and carried off as onl)'
Elizabeth Tierne> could.
Husband Tom was a little more
reserved in his Napoleon costume.
asking friends, .. You don't think I'm
too conservative do you?"
Most folks opted for more tra-
. ditional style of dress. but ·coming
on into dinner women were given
French maids' while hats and men
-
Sam and Pam Goldstein with Susan and l'r•nk Caput join the 'rench celebration.
red executioner's caps. Few wore
them throughout the evening.
although committ ee member Judie
Arcro1 tilted her cap just right for
a cute effect. Husband George had
his own Napoleon hat.
Waiters were authentically cos-
tumed, eut outs of 18th century
royalty (which were all dethroned
200 years ago) filled th e hallwa,·s.
and gi~nt French paintings hung ·or
stood an ever) room .
Red and blue streamers decorated
the atrium balcon). where hotel
guests paused to "atch the act1Vll}
below. Balloons flew from the din-
ner tables draped in red cloths with
blue and wh ite overlays. ribbons.
stars -an} fhang you could think of
in the center -and large decoratn e
spheres wcr( suspended from the
ceiling.
The French dinnt•r menu 01
seasoned tabbouleh sa lad "' ith ha)
shrimp and scallops. hreao;t of
chicken "1th wild mushrooms and
salad melange with a goat cheese
pufT. was followed h~ entcnainment
from Barry Cole and ha s ounds of
Music and h'c aucuon featuring Ed
Griffin.
But Cole wasn't the onh en ter-
tainment. It "as on-going ihrough-
o u l the c' ena ng. 1nC'lud1ng
tro ubadou n. mag1 c1 ans .
chancatunsts. ran can dancer-;.
chanteurs and a steel drum band
(that's a .. Bas-steel dru m ba nd:· said
Ticrnc> .)
"This evening as a result of people
who lo\C the museum and the) 're
here to support "'· .. said T1 crnC'y of
the rousing response -and th c near
$70,000 raised to suppon construe-
t1on of the n~w muse um faci lity.
She also had nothi ng but praise
for her comm111ec and the art mu-
seum staff ""ho put the event
together ''I'm vcr} proud of this
committee. It has bt"cn a real hands
on. 'ital group:· she said. "And the
staff has been terrific. They don't
e>.pcct an)' recogn111on. but I'm
going 10 give 11 to them."
Others 1n attendance from
Taernc) 's committee included Susan
Bartlett, Joan Beall, Hyla Bertu,
Ann Blake, Mary Blake, Katby
Bryant, Susan Porter Caput, Pem
Cotton. Pac Dolson, Pam Gotd1teln,
Judy Hemley, Sue Jarvie, Betty
Krewson, Nora Nebman, Molly
Lyon, Shona Manning, Pat Nei11er,
Marilyn Nielsen, Linda Ott,
Georgene Smith , Margaret Sprape
and Jay M. Young, M.D.
A reminder to keep sum mer ·injury free
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The Re-
habilitation lnstitute of Chicago saw
an increase in spinal cord injuries
from swimming and diving acci-
dents last summer. probably due to
low water levels caused b) the
drought.
Would you please rerun my lcner
that you were kmd enough to print
last Au,gust? It would be a great
service 1f even one tragic spinal cord
illjury were prevented because a
swimmer remembered to check the
wa1er level before diving. -
HENRY B. BEITS. M.D .. Medical
Director. Rehabilitation Institute of
Chicago
DEAR DR. BETTS: ftaak1 for
asld•I· Maybe, j11l maybe, a
Teet4ay, J•ly 18
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Full
moon position coincides with nu·
mcrical aspect to make this Tuesday
"red-letter." Emphasis on promo-
tion, direction, intensified love rela·
tionship. Superior could comment.
"You've aot it!"
TAURUS {April 20-May 20): Full
moon occupies area of chan relatina
to sensuality, communication, rec-
<?Jnition of spiritual values. Lona·
distance call spurs desire to move,
travel. You'll say, "I wish I could
toss uide this obligation!"
GEMINI {May 21-June 20): New
approach bongs desired information
rclatina to "funding." Key is to dia
deep, to check records. to do re-
search. Member of opposite sex is
fascinated, is likely to admit it. Leo
plays role.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Jndi·
vidual wbo appears indifferent will
become viaorous atty. Some will say,
"We were with you all alona!" Spot·
Iiaht on legal qrccmenta, public
imqe, chance to set your own pece.
ICHllU,f
Nor1h-Sou1h vulnerable. Wat
deals.
WUT
• A&Jt•l
Q ••
0 .. , ' ....
spirited, fu-lovlDg teea-ager, blp
on Ufe, will 1ee r.our letter and
remember It. Here 1 tbe letter.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: For
teen-agers. summer means swim-
ming, trips and freedom from
school. For those of us on the staff
of the Rehabilitation Institute Qf
Chicaao. summer means a tragic
Aquanan involved.
LEO (July 2J.-Aug.. 22): Answer to
question: Diversify! Job requires
new contacts. fresh approach. You'll
meet someone at social affair who
could play imponant role. lnfor·
mation regarding basic issues, gen-
eral health fonhcoming.
VIRGO (Au&. 2J.-Sept. 22): You'll
be aiven assianment you arc more
than capable of handhng. Focus on
details, repairs, instructions. Care of
pct could also figure prominently.
Young person comments on your
viaor attractiveness.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): <Full
moon position emphasizes family
increase an adrnassiom of )Oung
people whose h\CS "Ill ne .. er he the
same. Most of them will be per-
manently disabled tx-cau'>(' of ac 1-
dcnts that could ha vc been a' 01dt•d
More than 70 percent of the cases
we see are the result of pre' en table
accidents. [\cry summer do1ens of
swimmers misJudgc the depth of tht'
take or the pool. The~ di\ e in shal-
low water and hreak their neck-; To
spend the rest of one's hfc an a
wheelchair 1s a big pnCl' to pa' for
a moment of th oughtlessness.
This summt'r we t'nrouragc the
nataon·s youth to cnJOY their time pfT
and have fun. but be careful Ne,er
drink and dnve. Obc) the speed
limit. Don't show ofT when you arc
relationships. sccurny. plans involv-
ing future prospects. Written agree-
ment is necessary. There as talk
about weddings. annavcrsane<,
Taurus figures prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No' 21 ): You
recently lost somc1hani -1l has
been recovered. Key 1c; 10 make
known that you make no accusa·
lions, merely desire return Rclall\C.'
could be involved. Anacte was mis-
placed during sponang event.
SAG In ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dl'c. 21)
Study Scorpio me sa~e. You once
again arc in "dnvcr s scat .. Pa~
ments, oollect1ons. location of lost
anictcs arc featured. lnd1v1dual has
been "playing games"' Bl ) our e\-
pensc. Stop it now!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Full moon in your siJn emphasizes
sensuality, vul nerability. success in
dealings with women. You'll be sub-
ject to moods; romance figures
prominently; you'll say. "Oh, that
moon!" Cancer native represented.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Stress independence. willin1ness to
I .. 'I. HO\ D
behind the wheel. We are proud of
our lradersh1p rolr an rebu1ld1ng the
la ves of those who have become
ph)sically disabled. but we would
rather that the JOb did not havr to
be done at all.
Every patient we sec says."( never
believed this could happen to me."
But 11 dad. -HENRY B. BEITS.
MD.
DEAR DR. BETTS: A1 a member
of your board for nearly 15 yun, I
can 9nly say tllaAkl agalD for llle
splendid job tbat yoa do. I bope yo1r
letter will result In a dramatic re-
duction In tbe number of admJ11lon1.
I never walk In or out of tile Re-
babllltatlon ln.1tn11te wltllout saying
a prayer for tllle disabled.
make fresh start. Focus on secrets,
glamour. m~stery. sex appeal. Go
behind sce nes if you really desire
answers. Hospital visit proves
sat a sf) ing. beneficial.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 201:
Almost cvel) th ing you want is avai •
able -1f you but look. Adhere to
)'Our own s~yle Avoid heavy lining.
You'll be ofTered contract that could
1n' ohe advert1s1ng. film. Break from trad1uon!
lF JULY 18 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
)'Ou are dynamic. creative, im-
pulsive, could have suffered acci-
dent to forehead or face early in life.
Anes, Libra persons play important
roles. Current "mood" is one of
discouragement due to delays, post·
ponements. broken promises. In
Au1ust, however, you make re·
markable comeback. will be more
stable emotionally and financially.
You arc a romantic, arc idealistic,
are capable of figh ting for and help-
inJ proverbial undcrdoa. October
will be your power month.
1 special guest needed to
guarantee successful party
"To throw a successful j)eny, in·
vite a aoodnaturcd showoff cattr to
play cententaae fool." So wntcs a
lady of con1ickrablt experience '"
lhe IOCia1 stMO. She says, "Your
quiet dllfta(sed fUtSU nttd It least
one loudmouthed jackass to taJk about.••
Q. Are any wriUH t)'mbol1 com·
mon to all modern culturn?
A. can think of 10. anyhow: ••t. 2,
), 4, '· 6, 7, •• 9. O." I
NonMtly pans ol more Uaan ha.If
the Uailld Sialet -2'. IO be ll*i· fk -are ........ norm than aoutberty pans ol Can9dl.
Nopll aiill aiitt 400 million .-..rm told.
worth up to SI 00,000 each.
Q. What proportion of murden ao
unsolved?
A. About 28 percent, accordana to
the Justice Depanment.
Monks in medieval mona11ttiet
o( Europe believed their touls io bt
an jeopardy if they failed io pray at
aiven times daiJy. So? It made tune
of day imponant. It started modem
llmekcepafttl.
SUd E. V. Hubbard: .. Every saint
has a bet in his halo ...
S.11 .. 1 waiter. 0on·1 complain if
you llnd no oys1er1 ia ,_r ~
lleW, You doft•t 11t I~ 6a ,om c:o":'t,.'=·~ you? Or a horit in )OUf • ?
AN JOU ftldi a..., Am told OM
in ""l fllla• ,.,_ a
lilJPlit
J:Dl 'l 'OHl:\I.
Laguna Beach
rallies to .._
defend flag
Laguna Beach C'ounc1lman Dan Kenney has an idea he
wants to run up the cit) flagpole and see 1f his colleagues
salute 1t. Kenne) will ask the counnl to support con-
gressional efTons to outlaw desecrati on of the American
flag.
Vanous members o f Congress have been scrambling to
P.rotect thc flag since the ,<; Supreme Court upheld the
rights of prote<1terc; to burn the flag as a form of po l1t1cal
exp_ress1o n. fhe sharpl) d1 v1ded coun sharpl} d 1v1ded
national o pinion b)' ruling that flag burning "'as a form of
free expresMon protected b> the Fir'>t Ame ndment.
~fTo~ts to defen<l the fla$ range from proposing a
~onst1 tut1 onal amendment proh1h111ng flag burning to enact-
ing lcg1slat1on g1v1ng the flag 'lpec1al protections.
Kenne} wants the Laguna council to adopt a resolution
supporting Congress.
Reahsticall). the council memtx·rs' s tance p robahl) 1\
not crucial to the 1:\ents in Washington. Congrcsc; '>ecms to
be m oving at hrcat..ncck speed in defense of the nat1on·c;
banner witho ut an> 'lpcc1al prodding.
The council's action might be dismissed as political
grandsta nding by cnt1cs who '-"Oul<l argue local rcpres1.:nta-
ll\CS ~ould better serve their rnnst1t ucnt'> h~ pa~ 1ng clo.,cr
attention to matters '-"llhtn Cll) boundaries.
Others would argue ( ongrec;s ma~ tx· o' t'rrt•ac ting h~
considering a const1tu11onal amendment and that a rl·sol-
ut~on supporting suc h ar11on '-'Ould help further m1sgu1tkd
eflorts to \.\eakcn the First ·\me ndmt•nt.
And while the <.nt1usm might ha'c some 'alidll\. thl·
council's support for the flag 1s welcome. e"l'n 1mpinng
Laguna Beach . not trad1t1o nalh r~~ardcd a' thl' ba'>twn
of conservatl\C \alucs. would not ·l\ p1 calh hi.'. npcctnl to
lead the patnot1c rail) 'round the ~ag. '
Yet that 1' e ),actl) the po int that leaps out Imm the
~ubbub the fl ag 1 ul1ng '>lined. This rnuntr). nghl or 1Nmng.
is still our m un tr) and the llag that Ilic'> a hove 11 '-'•I\ l'\
pro udly over 11 for all of us. liberal<;. rnn'>l'n atn l''·
Dem ocrats and Republicans.
It d Ol'' not hurt to !13) pridefully that ou r llag <ihould
be protected from thoSl' "'ho '"oul<l dt'Sl'rratt 11. It 1\ no t
w ild·c)ed fanat1c1sm tu oppu~e thOSl' "'hu "uuld burn thl'
symbol of our nation.
Councilman Kenne) ·s flag rc,olutinn m<.t) not -.h~1rx·
national poliC). but 11 1s guo<l pohc) nom·thl·lcss. We '><ilutl·
ll.
0 ·1·111·:H \ Ol('l ·:s
Soviet proposals
ov1ct leader M1kha1l (,orbad1c' cont1nu1:\ to mat..l·
drama11c proposals and declarations that arc ratch1.:t111g
down the h1ston l' tensio ns bet"'-een the So' 1ct l nmn an<l
the L'n1ted late'> and 11<1 ~e'it European allH.''>
In France rl"<.·cntly, at a nll'Cting of thl' ( ounrll lll
Europe. Gorbachev once again <.ommanded \\.nrld headllnt·s
by. in effect, null if) ing what has lunw w be knO\\ n a1, thl'
Br~Lhnc' drn:tnnc. That "as a c;el·mingl) hcdroct..
ph1losoph)' that the • 0' 1et Unio n wa\ JUSllficd 1n u\1ng
force to keep comrnun1st-bloc natio ns of Eastern Europe
within the fold. ... ·
G orbachev's talk 111 f'ranre al<io '>ought to <;pur lll'go-
llation s o n reductions of tact1cal nuclear Y>cap<>n'>. "'h1l·h
have represented the corner to ne nf l ' S and N .\TO
d e terrence to Warsa'" Pact forces in E:.uropc
Bush 1~ nght to 1n~1st o n a t I S.-. O\ 1ct agrl·cml·nt lHI
con venllonal forre rcdutt1ons pnor lo ta Ike; on tJt t1c:~il
'-"Capons, which also 1~ the adopted pohq of N .\TO
As welcome as Gorbachn 's te n51 on-rl·ducing t)\ertu rl''>
are. the West must not be stam~ded into ns~~ arnl'>
agreements 11 might come tu rcgrrt ~attle Post-/ate/IJgencer
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Ttr1 Pupo C1rcuf«Jt1on Mkt Mgr
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Tueaday, July 18, 1989
TOD.\' I'\ HISTOK \
Today 1• Tuesday, July 18. the
199th day of 1989. There att 166
days lefl in the year
Today'i. h1g.hhJht 10 history:
On Jul) 18, 1969. a car dnven by
Sen. Ed~ard M Kenned y plun.IOd
off a bridge on Chappaquiddick lsland~ar Manha's Vineyard m
Massachuse11~ A passenger 1n the
car. 28-}car-<ild Mar} Jo Kopcchne.
drowned
On this date
In A D b4 the Great Fire of
Rome which lasted ~veral da)'s.
began (( ontran 10 popular bchef.
Emperor "-lero did not fiddle as the
ell) burned hut probabl} did reme
p<>ctry}
In 15 36 the Ju1hont} of the pope
was declared \ fiJtd 1 n England
In llP:! Bntain in1roduced the
concep1 of 'u11ng b} ..ecret ballot
In 1936. tht" Spanish Civil War
llegan a~ Crcn Franl'l!>Co Franco led
an upns1ng of arm\ troops based in
"ipanl'.h "nnh .\Inca against a
">OC1alt!>l u1Jl1t1on gu,crnmcnt 1n
.._fadnd
1 oda} \ h1rthda~'i .\nor Hume
< ronyn I\ "'l\ < omed1an Red Skcl-
1on 1s ,6 !:>uuth Afnrnn d1ss1dent \lel~n \1andcla 1'i / I \en · .John
Glenn. U-Ohro. 1'i olS By Tb~ AssociatH Prus
Collapse of Orange County-based
S&L reveals industry's political ties
~ \C R \\ff' r 0 -I lw fl<''''' ,11
l'rJ 'a" hllt\l' popula11un g.1111' tn
< dll torn1.1 Cl>upkd "'1th a dramJtll
C'lonomll boom
Whok """ 1ndu<.tr1l'' l'ml·rgt·d
from the: <>t ramhk tu 'c-n l' thl.' ur-
"arJI\ moh1k .1mh111ein' of ( .1li-
lorn1,in'
One 111 thl· mo't dramat1\ dl'·
'l.'lopmc:nt<. "'·''the: l'\pan,ron nt the
\0 \ Ing\ ,111cl lt1.1n 111UU'\I~ f h1: unc:·
time: \tqxhilu 111 lhl· hanl..1ng 1ndu'-
tr) grt'" 1n1u J giant 1;il..1ng 1n
sa' 1ng' .111d H'pa' \..aging them 1ntn
loan.. fur h11mt:·hungr) < .11ilorn1Jn'
f rom thl' lx•g1n111ng -pc:rl1d P'
Ot'lJU\l' thl·~ "l'fl' rn u 1mrx·11111111
"Ith 'Adl·l·ntrt·rh hl·J hanh-r'> -the
\d\ 1ng'> ,inJ h1c1n c:n1rc:pn:nl·ur' 1.k-
' dopc:d do,l· tin '-'llh ( <1llforn1a
polrtludn\ Jnd U\l'O thO'>C' lllOncc-
lHlO' tn Jc:q~lop fJ\Orabk rcgulato~
d1matc\ tor thl.'1r indu\tf\
fhc: latl· k'>~ l nruh'~ Jcq~lup
ml·n1 1n10 a po-..l·rlul pol1t1l<1l ligurc
tor 1n,1.inu' largch hinged un h1'>
rl·la111 >n\h1p 1A1th "1' 1ng\ and loJn
tHoon lltrnard .\hman,un 1 ll11nw
~a' ing~I. -..ho al'-<1 guided I nruh'
pc:r'lonal tin.1mn from r><•'Crl' into
modt:rall' \.\t".1lth
f hc ,,., 1ng' Jnd lo.111 inJtl\ln
tx·caml· pulllll.111~ u mn1pull'nt, r.irl;_
I) denied what 11 sought.
Thi• 1ndustf\ oH·rrcached ll'>Clf.
huW('\Cf. \\hen II \Ought regulJICH)
amJ lqv<•IJtl\l' rcrllll'>\100 1111.'\IJand
out u l 11~ trad11wnal line'> ot bu<.1-
ncs'> and into more lucratl\t:. and
ri<.l..1l'I fid<J<.
It got 'Ah.it II '>'Jntl'd .tnd th<:
re\ult. mam H'Jr' l.1tl·r " J mult1-
h1llwn-doll.ir. tin.1nl 1JI dl\J\ll'r
Luu'>l'r rcgulJ1111n nwa111 <ihalo.1l'r
loan\ h1ghc:r 1ntcrl''t tnmm1tm1:n1'
in'itdcr de-a ling and pl,11n 1h11:\ cf\
The u unch linJlh t.imc and <l•Ul'n'
o l \J\ 1ng\ .ind loJn\ thruughnut 1hc
lOunlr\ '>OnlC ol thl'OI lot1ll'd to the:
"".ill\ loldl·d up
In the: ...,,,lo.t" 111 tht' d1\J\ll'r C\Cn
a'> ( ongrc-" ,ind the: \\hilt: I lou\t'
tr) In de\ dop J fl''>l uc ()Jl '-.age thc
1ingcr-po1n11ng ha' tx·gun
.\nd \nmc: ol 1lwm ..ia· p<111lt1n1_1 .ii
the lO/\ rd,111on\h1p' lx•l\\l'l'n ~1h
11uan' Jnd 1hc: \a' 1ng'> Jnd loa n
oper J 1or\ I hl· 'nwl..1 ng gun for
instanlt:. 1h..i1 hroughl do" n I lou'>C
Speaker J im \\right wa' his c~tra
cum cular dcalrn11-w11h and for a
Tc\a'> \a' 1ng<> .ind loan C\l'CUll'r
C alrforn1a pol111c1an\ \~Ith thl'll
l'<;peuall~ do.-.c-rt:la11on~h1p<, to 1hc
indu">ll"'t arl' u:na1nl~ nnt rmmunt'
Due to an illness. Jat'kle Healber·,
rolumn will nol run toda}. II will
resume next "eek.
.\ case: tn rx11n1 " lhl' Ulll.t p\I.' of
L1ntoln \a, 1ngs and I oan hawd 111
Orange: ( ount~ but nv. nl•d h' J
parent tirm h.11.,l·J 111 Phocn1\
.\mem:an ( on11m·nt.il ( orr
The: firm 's O"\.\lll'f < hark' Kc:.tl·
1ng. tool.. the tom pan ~ inti)
bank ruptl~ 1n \pnl and thc Ol"<I
da' L1nloln <;A.I '~"'' tdl..l'n n"t'r h\
\ta.te and kdc:ral rcgulalOr\. "ho
said 11 "'as herng operated rn an
"unsafe and un,ound' manner
V. hen Kea11ng lir\t hroh· into thc-
C"alrforn1a mJr1'.cl he: dt""cloped. in
the usual fashwn rcla11on\h1p' "Ith
poh1tc1ans h} handing thl·m h1g
campaign chcd.s Rct\.\ct·n Ill hand
t 988. he pro' 1J1:d more than
S350.000 10 poht1Cr.1n' int lud1ng
maJOr dor:iat1um to Rl·puhlrcan
Go" (1eorge o~:ulmc11Jn·, and
Dc:m0Hal1l ~n .\I.in < r.in,1on'
191'6 rc-dcl 11on lJmpa1g n\
It turncd out th.ii h.tth r>n1
kmeJran ·~ .idm1n1~trat 1n .ind
( ran'iton did thing' to ht·m·lit "-l"31·
1ng·\ 1n1erc'>t\. although '"'"'h 1mm
that 1ho..c .iu11inc, had no1h111g lCl dn
w11h the ,.im r~11gn 111onn or other
con nl'l II• inc, Cram111n nrg;in11l'll .1 111101 cll11n
b\ ( .ililorn1a and \n 111nJ ~·nJtor'
to pkJd l\.ea11ng' lJW helort: kdi:1
,11 n·1.wl..1111r-. '' hl·n 1hn "ere 1n-
\t''>t1g.111n p I inl<•ln.,, 11pera11on'i
£'>eukmc:11.in ' r~partment of ( ur-
poralr<IO\ 1n II.IX, allu...,cd .\mentan
< 11n11nl·ntt.tl 10 wit $250 m1ll1on in
un1n-.11rl'll l•>rr<>r~lll' j)ond'> through
L 1nlllln offill'' hond' that 1urned
"'ur a' thl' lirm "'l·n t hankrupt two
\car'i later
l\.c:a11ng'c, a11ornn in that rcgu-
la1t1n t'll<in "a' K.trl ~amuehao .
"ho I'> Dcut..meJian\ do\C friend
and l htC'I campaign lund-ra1-.cr In
I l/l!K 1he \Jmuehan la" firm hired
Franl..lin Tom "ho had been the
lOrpornt1on' dlmm1\\1uner when
the hund salt' "a" appro.ved the
prt'' 1ou'> \.tar
l>cut..mc11.m 1n\1stcd dunng a re-
1.c nt ne"" lonlercnct: chat he "as
una ..... ;irc ot "hat "'a\ happening and
has bct:n J'>\urc<l that e\ Cr) thing ~as
done aclording to the book But n's
heen rcponcd that T om·s approval
of the hond'> l Jme in the face of
rcxommcndJ11on\ trom his staff that
the \alc be hlo<.ked · 'o" lhl h<lndholder\ "ho lost
tht•tr ~hirts 1n the-"hole affair ha' c
filt'd a da1m dga1ns1 the statc. allcg-
1ng that the Dt·partmcnt of Corpor-
Jt1on~ aucd 1mprudcn11~-
I(\ <1 ml''' bu1 one tha1 has
hc'loml· dcprc\<;1ngl\ 1.·ommonplacc
3c, the rcla11 011\h1ps hctwcen savings
.ind loJn o"' Ol'r' and poh11c1ans be-
come: morl· n 1dcn1
Daa Walters .11 " 1yadle111ftt
colum n/11.
Doolittle strategy aids 2 OC candidates
Hoping 111 homl con~f\3tl'l'
cnthus1asm for the: 'itatc"1de Rt·-
publKan ticket 1n I q90 Pete
W1l'ion'41 gubernaton.il campaign
'ltratcg1sts arc qu1t·tl~ encouraging
'itatc Sen John Oooh11lc. R-Rodhn.
to seek the part\'<; nomination for
insurance lOmml\'>lonc-r (10P 1n-
s1dcrs arc d1' 1ded on "hethcr
Dooltttle is ll kel) to make the ral c
Doohttlc ,., probabl) tht• mo'>t
conser.,,at1\C member of the l c~1'
lature\ upper house. no" that 11 L
(8111) Richardson ha'i rc-t1rc<I Somc
political ob'ic-n CM earl) rt"gard cd
Dooltttlc a'I a po'>S1blc candidate f11r
ltcutcnant governor nc\t )ear
The 38-ycar-old lawmaker at tir,1
may have tlccn more 1ntercs1cd 1n
the post of auorncy general, "'h1l h
Democratic incumbent John Van de
Kamp will vacate to run for go' -
emor Former C'ongre sman Oa n
Lungren's decision to r\Jn for the
Republican nom1natton for attornc\
general. howl'\ er. 'iCCm\ 10 ha' c
effect1.,,el) eliminated that option for
Doohnlc
As much as W1l'lon would hkc 10
have Doohttle ~ck a statcW1de el«-
ttvc post, he pro bably would prefer
to ~e other Republican wtlh vie"
and 11yles clo\Cr to h1'll, run for
lieutenant sovemor a nd attomc)
acncral As a lJ .. ~nator, W1lwn
ha.s pro,ed trongly conscrvalt'<' on
m1htar) and foreign pohc) 1 uc'I.
but he " coM1derctl more moderate
on some 1mp<>rtant do me ttc issues.
'uch as r nv1ronmcnt1l matters.
A Ooohttlc upponcr pnvatcl)
acknowlcdacd "Wilson \\-Ould like
I .I : l "l l ·:H'
him on the ticket -but not too high
on the t1cke1 "
The cncouragcml·nt th.11 tht•
W1lson11cs arc gl\ 1ng Dool111lc to
run for 1n!>urancc comm1 \\1oncr "
good ncw\ for two othcr GOP \\,ill'
c;cnators. both from Orange < ounh
who arc preparing to run for lrtutcn-
ant go\t rnor 1 he) arc John
Seymour of Anaheim and Marino
Berge on of Newport Beach. &1ch I\
regarded a'I closer lo the-middle ol
the 1dcolog1cal road than Oocltttk
In d threc-pe~on race the' rn1gh1
.,~111 thc moderate 'otc and enable a
lOOM"r\:ltl\e hle Ooohttk 1c1 ""l
the nom1na11on w11h the <;olid <,up-
pon of con\Cnatl\~.
..\ccordin& to one 'IOurce. Oouhttk
alrcad) has dcc.1dcd aaa1n'it mJking
that race Hr t) '31d 10 be he\lt,mt
about an)' 'it:Uew1dr r. r in I ~90
because of the arduou' ~ampa1gn
fund-r11-.1na efTons that would hc-
rcqu1rcd. The·aeneral elcll1on con-
tcst fo r lieutenant go\'ernor aaainsl
Democratic 1nc.-umbcnt Leo
'-icCanhy I~ C\DCCtc.·d to be P'1 t'\l('U
larly opcM1vc, n\uch co~1l1er than
that for 1n$urancC' comm1\'i1oncr
Doolittle's entr; into the ru c for
1murance comm1.,sinncr v.ould tlC a
blo" to th<' hope\ ol Ro\an1
G1llesp1c to l<lntinuc 1n the JOll Jftcr
I 990 "'hen 'otL'r'> lh<'msch C\ for
the fir'it 11me "Ill d1rccth choose
the comm1s<;1oncr The J''h Ix-came
an elC<'\l\.C nnt: J\ p.irt of tht• change'>
made b~ Prorx•"lll•n 1rn Jn 1n
~urance-reform 111111,111\ l apprm eel
b)' 'otcr\ la'l 'cJr
~ ndll\e lll CrrlCll' \o\hO 1mm1-
gratcd 10 the I n1tr<.1 -..1atl'' JI th1· J!lC
of 22. G1lle\p1c bl.."i.anw .i la"' \Cr and
later an in\uran\1· \ompan' C\
etull\C until ( "'' c •l'Orgt• lku
kmcJian namt:d her 111 thc 'talc J"l(l'll
In that Joh 'hl' h,I\ ht'llltnt lhl'
1argc1 ot 1n11·n,c 'nt1\ ''rn h\ Prur-0~111on 10' -.pon\111 llJ1\l.'\ R11\c-
nlield and 1.'.0n\Ullll'' Jl ll\ "' Ralph
Nader I heir c!Tonc. 10 ponra\ her J'> ,1
friend of the in'ur.imt• indu'>ln
might hun her 1n tht· (tl'nn,11 tic,
11on. but probabh nut 1n 1tw Re-
publican pnmar~ \he \ 11uld pro' e
\Ul nerable to Doolr1tl1 1n the pn
mar'). hO\A.C\Cr. p.111 h tx·cau-.c \h<'
~uppOrl~ her fcl111.-( rfC'CI.. \mcn
can. M1cha<'I Oukak1' the t>tmo
l ralle nomin~ for rr<'<.1dcnt 1n
198 In an inlcf\ 1c-" "'th the l m
"ngeles 11me~ c.11hl't th" \car
C11llC',p1c ..aid ~he 'topprd ..... ort..in~
for Dukak1~ aOcr he 'A-On the nom1-
nat1on • he <.aid ~hc did this out ot
respect for her OO'i\. Dl·u t..ml'ftl\n fl
\Iron& ha ker of thr prC'\1dt'nt1al
cand1da9 of fell ow Rt>puhhcan
Gcorac Bu~h.
h' doub1ful "hcthcr GOP a -
tiv1\t would rcprd ethnic lovolty u
a 'iufliueot CXl..U\C fur \Upportin,g a
Ocmocrat1c pres1den11al cand1dalc,
e'en 1f 11 "'as only dunng lhc pn·
man ..cason lfs all the more
doubtful in '1c~ of her refusal lO tell
the Lo\ .\ngeles Times 1nt.erV1ewcr
"hclher In the prt V3C) of the VOtlOI
booth \he ca'>t her ballot for Bu!>h or
l)ut..d'-.1\
The encouragement that Wilson
'itra1eg1.-.1'> arc g1,ing a mo,cment
conscr\all' e \Ul h as Doolmle to get
on the t 9CXI Republican 11clcct sug-
ge'il\ that the~ don't believe another
member of the pan) '41 ng.ht win&.
\n@1•la I Bay) Buchanan. ts likely to
\uccccd in her effo rt to win a state·
"''de nomination he is challenging
a Dcukmt'J13n -appointcd incum-
bent Thomar. Ha)e'i, in the OOP
prim.tr) for 'ita tc treasurer.
1>ooh11lc candidacy for in·
\Ufi\Ol"C lOlllffil\'ilOncr couhJ t up
the tieru''it 1dl·olog1cal battle on the
1490 genC'ral elcl 11on ballot The
rnntrast ll\"tv.ccn the ma1or party
nominee'> v.ould he e'ipcc1ally harp
ti ""~mhh man Tom Ha)dtn of
\anta Monica l'i the Dcmocrau
nominee
Ha ,dcn " onh one of sevC'l"ll
po 'i1hlc lxmcl(.1-.i11c candidates for
the 1ob. hn"'l'\.Cr Others include
(on'-"&\ < 0111<.. a member of •he
\tate liNtd ot EquahnillOn.. and 8111
Pre '· I or, \n~lc broadca~r·
eommen1411nr who scrv«t a a •op
a i1\111nt to formrr Gov. JcfT')'
8rown C 0111~ and P~ 1l10 att
t1bcral~
/tlulhl Sml,. 11 ,,.Ulk9/ ...
for MC'ClatC'tl Nen s.nlft.
Schools in dangerous waters with unions at helm
To the Editor 1 mu~t re ponJ to the PH ion.ate
tcuer b}' Kent Moo~ (Opinion
kUe"1 June 19). ··Tc.chcn can be aood bolrJ m mbcn:· s1ntt Mr
M uorc wa mpond1n1 to my com·
mcnts publt hcd May '° I see danacn an ttachcr union
dom1nattd tchool boanh Hunt· ·~on ltlC'h nion H11h hoo1
Oittn<l. for c.umPk. I\ 100 ptrttnt,
ft vc for fhc, trutt«~l«ttid by the
leiCMd union in the off-)Ur ct«·
liont Tluw Yft.n of obttnration andt<'.a~ •hi pubhc '' 1olcrltcd. not OCOU,.,cl to per\tt'l .. le, Funher, mora' i ues 81\d pohcy
" ucs arc 10 be rict br, tru\tces and
not mcrcl) "appro"cd • b)' bo1rds as
pracntcJ b) the 1upcnntendcn1.
Sa.tar) nqot11t1ont runhcr allo~d
the school d1\tn t to ptn dottd
shop. blnd•n& arbnrauon. \tnke pe
and salary 1mpt'Ovcmcnt\ ltl pcrttnt
h1ahcr than tht 11tc tn\'rta 1n
f\andma for the )'Cll R7-by a
un1on-ckc•cd board
I 'WJl to Mr. Moott that I d
not ntta a doc1oratt 1n C'd\tCIUon ta
know when ni.aihon '' no• bnna ~l'\cd My w1f'c lf. a •achcr and m) "'°"'"' .--at tuppon of tht $lltOOm "9tMf and •·re.1 htltn·
int .. to dM datilfoom tNCM~ C'ah·
. .
fornaa has a ttmblt ratio nf non-
cla room ptrwnncl ( 6 percent) to
cla room tea heM (44 ~no.
··reacher orpn111t1on~·· a Mr.
Moore. put 1l. are labor union'
Prufc 1onal tel\ hcrs make up the
mcmbcrihtp, hov.c\cr. the political
clout or the pohll at ac-t1on commit· t~s 11 to 'pcnJ ().QO ptrccnt of all
tcachcn union due. on poht~al ac-
ti\ltttet. 1 c •• cltttlnJ ,,ubh of'fklals
"friendly" lo •htar c.u . Tht1r
oaui<' 11 tM Mame nan)' labor union
-ra1te ~~ improvt' fnnlC' and .. ,n control o'er W<W111nt con·
di11on1
Mr. Moort. kt'a be~. tr ou
•
AlO Tuesday, July 18, 1989. ENTERll\INMENT
llll\1111
Sharp perf or.mantes in '·On the Edge'
fro nt "norma l" famil y life and
hi s reasons for rebellion are less
clear. yet his depiction is arrest·
ing. Thon1as. hoverin& in the
background. intrudes menac-
ingly on all !heir stories until
ellorcised by the o ther three in
the play's powerful climactic
scene.
OCC spins a fine
'Charlotte's Web' -1y TOM TITUS
o..,.-c ..... ~
Drua rthabilitation and musi-
cal theater normall y do not go
hand in hand, but ·thcy are
linked in Lantalizi n.& tandem in
an ori&inal sh ow bei ng presented
this week onl y, at Golden West
College.
"On the Edge," a study of
three recovering teenage addicts
set to music, wa s written by
Roben Knapp, who honed ~i s
playwriting talents on touri ng
playlets of dramatic thC"rapy for
the Stoir{;ap theater j roup. This
independent producuon unfol~s
in the intimacy of the nlain
th.cater at Golden West (with
audience and actors bot h on
siaac behind a closed curtain).
Directed with to uc h ing
precision by veteran actress Cor-
bett Barkhe, ··on the Edge"
focuses on the three youths in
"the program," tr)'ing to gel their
li ves back-on track. But it also
touches on the famil( life.of each
of the 1rio, as wcl as on 1he
omnipresent ghost of another
addicted teen who escaped from
the center with tragic resulls.
The core o f 1he Golden West
production is rock-solid with
Steve Neudcr. Kelli Evans and
Danny Obe.rbcck skillfull y. and
often painfully, depicting the
teenagers. They a nd Dean
Thomas as the spc..:ter o f 1he
departed comrade prescnL a
powerful and musicall~ sound
picture of young ix·oplc in tur-
moil.
Ncuder is the s1rongcst of the
lot as Mark. an en1b11tered
young man bctra)ed b) his
father and kept at a distance b)
his mother. Evan s renders an
aching account of a girl moles1ed
by her father and striving for
independence, both from ~rugs
and family tics.
Obcrbeck's character is drawn
While the action involving the
young people is splendidly,
son1 ctim cs brilliantly ac-
complished. the play pro vides
only sketc hy inforn1atio n about
the families, who visi t their chil-
drl'n every Wednesday evening.
O nly E'·ans' nio ther. beautifully
rendered b~ Susan Hoyo. comes
across wit h . anything ap-
proaching din1ension.
George Carter and · Ba rbara
Barnell as Obcrb\'(k's parents
arc \•irtual suck figures in what
K napp appart•ntly wishes to
portray as cn101ional i,nsulation.
v.·ith only Dana Crouch as his
sister contributing a welcome in-
icction of hun1a nity. Cathie
'('la rt· as-'Neuder"s mbther pro-
-jc,ets duty but no.If J9ve~. ~!tile
J .R. Sterling as nis younger
brother represents fu ture heart·
ache for 1he fa n1ily.
Musically, the sho w is im·
presst\C, "1th Knapp's lyr ics
possessing a Sondheim quality of
ironic word play. The title
nun1tx·r, near the l'nd o f the
sho". 1s 1hc bt·st of the score.
"'hile the "By M yse1r· dur t with
E'·ans and Hoyo is the m ost
ellcrut1atingll.. ellecutcd. "Shot
Down Ov'l·r .A.'" is a refreshing
flourish 1n10 fantasy by Ob-
erbt'<'k and Thon1as. but its
mo1ivat1on 1s n1 uddled.
··on thl' Edge" opens officially
Wcdncsda) evl.'ning jl.nd runs
throu~h Saturday at 8 p.m ., wi th
a closing n1atince scheduled for
Sunda) at 3 p.n1. 1n the main
theater of Goldt·n West Collcgt:
in Hunti ngton Beach. Contact
the G WC lickct o ffice at
895-8378 for titkl'I information.
St•'(• Neuder, D•nny Oberbeck •nd Kelll l'.v•ns ffrom
l•ftl portr•y recovering teen•9e drug •ddlcts In ··on
th• Edge·· •t Golden West College.
By BONNIE J. FEVERGEON
O..iiy l'llot Corr•~
Wi lbur Pig and ("harlottc Sp1dcr
("Orne to hfl' on s1age ut Orangr
Coast College in Joscph Rob1nl'ttl··s
ad aptation of E.8 . \Vhite"s c1as.;1t·
children 's tall·. "('harlo11c·, \\'cb "
Joan McGilhs directs a spirncd
cast 1n the "'t'll-kno"·n s1or~ o f a pig
rescued front 1nlJll'nd1ng staughtt:r
by an ingt'n1ous sp1dtr and her
sparkhng "'t:hs.
Playing 10 an audit•nr(' n1 ;1dl' up
aln1os1 cntirt:ly of \'l'TY young the;i h·r
a11 cndcrs, the piece i~ u sual!) a
guaranlC\'d SUCtl'SS. Howevt·r. lhc
OCC produ(·Hon ~unl·rs frorn a
severe case of inadr4uatr amphfir;1-
1ion -ofll·n lo,1ng tht· alrl':lll~ short
a11en1ion nf thl' '1c"t·rs.
-\n 11ttrai:ll\l' llttll' r horu' of n:u ·
rating ruoSt(•rs ran Ix· scl'n hu1 no1
ven "'l'll hean.I a' Stt•lla \\1 11·
liari1son . \\ l"lld\ liraun and f\1;1nl'
B0<1uct elYt·t·\1\l·I} ~t rut and ruOlt•
1ht·1 r fea thl·rs at 1nll'rv11ls throughC1ul
the v.·ork.
Ale>. Fndn1an 1~ a ··tcrntit·''
W ilbur -bringing spont:1nt'll } and
~·armth uf pcrsonalit) to his pcr-
forn1ance. l "he rescuer of the runt
pig. Fern Arabll·. is l'ncrgrtica ll~
interpreted b~ ;i perk~ Sat'lnn:i
Harper.
A blttt•rs"'l't'I Jll'ffurn1 :u1cl· " that
of Jacqui(' f\1otTcu as ("harlottt' r\n
·unfortunate t•as11ng t'hoirt· ll':l\t·s
her strong charJt'tl'nl:1t 1on 4ih-
strueted b) ph}\IC'al s11t:. 1n t'tun·
pano;on 10 that of \\"1lbur. ·\ sn1all.
cxct·ptio nalt) agill' J)l'rforn1 cr ~('lll'r
all) best su1 1" the .:;p1dt·r"s role.
Other n1cn1bt,~rs of the .\rahl,· fanl-
tl) an: un·erl·d h~ !)a, 1d ~1
Scagliont•. IJ1a na Stl'rl1ng a nd
Joshua Landl'r. P art1 t·ularl ~
an1matl'd perfo rn1anl·es art dt:-
li\ercd b\ Rohert Kokol and
Blanchl' r-.11c l..L·l i.un a~ t-lo n1cr 11nd
Edith ZuL'kl'rn1an JL'Sl>c liraun \\Cll
enacts their rant·h·httnd. Lur\'~.
Da\id .·\llan has the bnd'
MO\llE LISTINGS
1 GWTW' SO-year reunion .. .
attracts 600 Newport llcuch
llAUIOA C:IN•MA 11l" ' R"l>O• O'W! ~ '' <\I
C-·-c:--ntlM IPC.1 I 9 1 ~
CULVER CITY, Calif. (APJ -
Frank "Junior" Coul,tilan gave a
damn a little too early in "Gone
With The Wind." and his bit part
was left on the culling room floor
Coughlan, no w 73, played a
50Jdier who had one line in the IQ)9
classic: .. P ut me do"·n. Pur me
down. Damn you. I can walk.""
"They cut me out because I said
'damn' an hour and a "half before
Clark Gable did." said Coughlan. of
Los Alamitos. "Back then. that was
a bill. deal."
ANNIVERSARY SALE
AO Plants
20% off
........... Clll
?Wm .... '*"' 2 211:11 ,. ... =.==-•11
Coughlan .... ·as among 600 ix•opll'
v.'ho ~pent Sunda} afternoon at l.u1 ·
"er City Studios to celebrate thl'
501h annivcrsal") of the filn1 adapta-
uo n of ~1arg:trl.'t Mitchell's famed
"Stor) of lhc Old South.'"
The ('ul' er ("I\} l-l1stoncal Soc1ct)
used the motion p1c1urc"s $Oldl'n
annl'l"rsaf) as an opportun11} 10
ra1~ funds for a m useum of movie
n1cmorabiha and to help put Culver
Cit)' on 1he n1ovic-mak1ng n1ap.
Pv1c:tro·Goldwyn·Mayer said a ll of
T\ 1.ISTl'.\GS
Jts produc1ions canll' out o f ··J·loll)-
"'ood"" until thl.' 1970s whi:n 11 con-
fessed to rl'S1d1ng Ill Culver c ·11~.
Patric k Cunis. 50. pla}l"d Beau.
the infant son of Melanii: ~l a1n1lton
and Ashley \Vilkcs. portrayed b}
Oli\'ia de Ha' illand and Leslie"
Howard.
Because ("urus v.as l\!ss than a
yea r old when lht' filn1 was made. hl~
docsn·1 remc1nbcr a thing about the
production. Bui fans ~1111 ask, an)·
W8 ).
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Lander. Evan (hris11apscn. Kim
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l·lcatht•r \Van1n1ar k as Charlottt'"s
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EflCc\1\'C l'Ustun11ng I\ ach1evt•d b)
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Dally Piiat
Kt:t:Pl'\G <"Ol''\T
Nunn but
the brave
need apply
"I can beat Sugar Ra y Lronard or
Ton1n11t• Hearns 1111y da} of !ht·
1\'C'Ck. Whl'n _iou·n.· rh,· flc·st 1n the
11'or/tl, .)Ou'rc suppot.l'd 10 Ix til!hf·
ins the tx·s1 1n th(· 11.nrld. ·· -
Afichacl (.Second to) .Nu'nn • ..nuddlc-
1vcight.
Ahmad Bey is a gambler. Thal's
what hc does. hangs around Las
Vegas and bctt. on the outcome of
sports events. On box ing matches,
he oflcn bets n1aJor n1uncy.
That's "'hy Dey 1s y,•canng an Iran
Barkley 1·-sh1rt. l·lt·'s r:.~ci tt'd ahout
''the grcatcs1 'dog' propos111on in
Las Vegas 10 1hc last 20 )Cart.."
Barkh:)·. }OU sec. 1!. a n11ddlt·-
"'c1ght fightl."r, a 1ough, up-fron1-thc-
strec1s-of-1hc-Bron:-.. ~9-~ car-old
slasher who. 10 h1~ last two fight~.
knockt•d out Thnn1a!. t-l carns In
three rounds and got Johhcd oui of
a 12-round dct·1sion against Roberto
l)uran.
Barkley, though, "'Ill be an 8-1
unde rdog "'hen he bank·s f\lichael
Nunn for the !BF M1ddlewc1gh1
Chan1 p1 onship (l·IHC)J on Aug. l-l 1n
Ren.o. Ne\'.
l1ha1 means odd'imakc-rs c11hcr
figure (a) Barkle\ landed a lucky
punt'h to kayo 1-fcarns, or (bl Nunn
1s the greatest thing !>1nce fa\ ma-
chi.ncs.
Nunn \'Oles for fl't).
··1 should bi.· 100-1u-I :· s.au.J
Nunn, dunnga rccen1 pubhl·1ty \\Op
at Dodger Stad1un1. a location badl)
1n nl-cd o f any kind of hitter.
Nunn is not sh ). Tht• 26-)ear-olr.J
out of Davenport. Iowa, by ""'3) uf
Ten GOOS<' S1able for bo"ers, Nonh
t·l ollywood. remains unbeaten after
33 prufcssional fights and wear\ thl'
1n1pa11ent countenance of an un-
crowned monarch.
He has bccon1c thl· gu y thl· big
guys -Senior~ T our mo neymakcr5
Leonard, Hearns. and Duran -
don'l wanl to fight.
"I'd beat cm' au:· says Nunn. who
probably would. I le's quick and
slick "''1th both hands and mouth -
1ndl'ed. 1his year's fashionable
fightl'r.
"Michael's l1n1(' has arrived," <W)\
Dan Goosen, Nunn's nu1nagcr.
"l-le's out to show thal he's the bl·<;t
n11ddlcwcigh11n the world . no1jus1
the preu1cst and .... ell-spoken. That
comes ""''Ith the package."
That package also includes knock-
out \•1c1ones over Sum bu Kalam-
ba)'. Juan Donungo Roldan. and
Frank Tate within the last I 3
n1onths as Nunn. finally, is eroding
rn11c1sm 1hal he 1s nothing mort'
than a "ring-runner."
"But"" ho really knowi; bow good
a p uncht'r Nunn rtall) 1s?"' asks
promoter Bob ,\runi. ever on the
hype.
ORI S
Mike D•nger·s lltestyle Includes para -
chuting ltop l•h. under lnstructorl. comic
re llet with his album. 'This A·lnt Gener•I
Hosplt•I· and wrestling lb•lowl with 270-
pound toe In a p it of white "mud," among
various endeavors despite bllndne11.
Two keys
for Rams
• sign up
From th~ Assoclat~d Pr"ss
I he karns ~•J!lll'd \'l·rnon l>..1rl..
frun1 thl· I 'nt•rr\il\ nl 1'11·
tsburgh. !heir 111111h-1t1und drall
Pllk . .inJ lrl'\' .igl·nt :\!anon
Knight on r-.1 ,111da~. g1' ing the
Ran1s 56 pl:l)l'f\ 1n l;unp ,, "l'l'io.
bi.•forl' \l.'.lrran\ .Ill' l'l'flUlfl'd I''
rl·port.
With lhl' 'i1gn1nM-111 the r>-
l\>Ut-2. .:'50-pi_iund K1r~ thl·
Ra ins onl\ ha\e thr,·l· ot thl'lr
top pi cks l1ns11u1l'd
First-round llralt liHUl'\'\. lldl
ll a"·lr.111~ and l k·\cland fiar' n l
f\·11an11 art• ~till uns1gnl'd . a;, L\
sc.·eond-round P"" rrani.. '\1an1'
of Notrt· l).tnll'
If Kirk. a 11ght cn<l, pcrlorn1~
"·ell. he has a chanCl' tu 1111 !hl'
\Old ll·ft "hen thl· ~I I tl'<tf11
lost \'etl·ran Enl Sil'\l'r\ t11 !hl'
league's nl·w ffl'l' llSl'lll") [llan
·rhc Rami. alSQ lll't•r..I a bacl.up
blockt•r fur l>arnOlll' John\nn
and Petr Holohan.
Kn1~ht . a dcll'n'>i\C tatl..1e
from the l Jnt\t•ni1l) of Nt·,ada.
Las Vegas, pla)l'd 1n t""o rcplatl'-
n1cnt ganll"S fur 1he K:in1~ dunng
the 1987 pla)l'r,· 'tnkt The 6-2.
295-pound defl·nsnian reported
to camp M onda~.
Skating
keeps him
rolling
Sports Festival next
up for Costa Mesa's
Sutton in skating
By MARGIE LUCK
O~lly ~11<>1 C<><·~-nt
1>..cn ... U11Ull h,I\ .111 \ltlU \Ual \\,II 1•1
'i>t'nd111g h1' t11·l· llllll' rnlk·r '1'11.'l'd
,i...111ng
Bui th1\ 1\ rll•I \Hnpl~ a huhh~ Inf
Ill\' ~t\-\l'.tr·t•lli ( O\IJ \l c~I hU\l-
lll''> .. rllarl -11 '' ,1 111<·-long pa\\1un
that h.1, t.tl..l·n h11n .111o\cr1he "-Orlll
and h,1\ hrou11h1 h1n1 rnuch "U,.l.l.'S\.
!nun h1' "lhnul d:•>' 111 t'.·IK·h111;:1n t11
lhi: l'lll'\l'tll
"I ,tarh·ll \lat1ng .1 long 111ni:
,1!>11." '\u1t1111 -..11d .1Jd1ng th;i\ hl·
hl·g.in LUflll)!..·1n1un .11 :tgl' 12, ""ka1 -
1ng "-•I'> ,111J I\ ,I 111\ nlOfl' ropular
ha, I. l';l\I "
'\ullon lt•ll111lUl'd \l.111n11 .ind ITll't
tuturl' \.\1fr• Julie 111 thl' higher l•'ll'1\
uf thl' 'l)jlrt Ill' lhl'll COlllf)l'\l'd ill
the 19 71.f Pan .\1nl-rtcan (1a n1r\.
""hl'fl' h,· "~.t .. a l"" ll-11 rtll' guld n1cch11
""ulnl'r and al'io .t ,t11cr n1cdal "-In-
ner in lhl' con1 1)l'l1l10n\ '\u\l{ln till.ii.
n f,1ur ·~l'ill tirl·al. fron1 lhc \l.;1tn1g
l'lrt utl l:'H.:g1nn1ng in n11d-l'>1'l
TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1989
Winning ways:
It's all in how
you look at i·t
Oflen. what appcars on the surfat't
1sn'l l'Aal'll) .... h.11 ~OU ge-t \lohl·n ~OU
r.J1g a llHll· tl<·l·pcr :\1Jkl' Dang,·r 1-; a
guoJ C\an1pll·
lJn tht' \urtall' hc ·ll a prl'll)
outrageou\ \l)rl I 'ndcrnea1h. 1n ad-
d1t1un It• hi\ real narlll'. f\11kl" >\p-
Jll.'T\Ull. "l'll. thl'fl' an: lols of stunl'll
ahout ·\ffil'fltan hl'rl>C\ flL'rc's one
of them
H is \01tc L\ ,1nccrt and polite. his
hand,hal.l' hun1bhng wf1. 1n cun-
tra\t to thl· ar..!1:tl'l'nt photo~ ufh1\
l'\l·r~da~ !lie
t-lc rnaJl· \Ullll' .,..:t\l'\ ""'hl'Jl 111
tl un11ngtun ficaC'h H igh as 3 skatt'-
boardi:r. tar !run1 thl· t·on\'t•n1 1ona!
sport'> ,rowd .\s fvr 1ouchdo""·ns or
hoop'\'. hl· .,.,a., no where 10 be found
t-IL·· s donl' \uhli.' sl..) -d1v1ng. pre-.-
l'llll) tours !he rl·g1ons of Flonda.
f1curg1a and ·\labama as a pro-
fl'~~1ona! ""'re,tler and is even 1ntu
\anou' form-; ufthe n1ed1a . 1nflu<l-
llll!\ .1 ~nd1ca1~·d colurnn and a soon
to Ix· 11n1shcd album
.\nd. a .. he rl·ad1l' admits he'<>
"'hl1nr.J JS a bal" •
J\1., bU\1ne\\ l:trd\ boast "rile
i\lan :\lon1 \\ arnt·r.J I · .\bou\ -
"l\111.c [Jangl'r'' :ind "f\1om 's \.\ur,1
!\.'1ghtrnare ..
Mike l)angl'r. al.. a t-.·11k\' Ap-
pc.·rwn. has Oc.·cn Ii\ ing his o""n
n1ghtmarl' no"" for sunll' three \Car'
aftl·r lx'1ng bl1nJerJ. the rcsul11)fa
rl·ar-cnd collision with an 18-whet'l·
" Hts ca r 1oon1cd underneath the
rear end o1 thc tru('I. and his w1nd-
~h1l·ld "a" shattered in to a n11lhon
pieces. and 11110 a m1lhon dirt'('t1ons.
1nclud1ng ~11i..c·., l'}c~.
"Lt·n1ng trom p(llnt 4. to poin1 B.
11\ 1011mes tht' t'lfurt,"' e:o:phunt"d
,._,like dunng a shnrt sta\ rn Hunt-
1n11ton Beach la~t .,.,._·eek before re-
turning to his hu1nc in Pensacola. n.
·· ~~d. t'\ er) thing else is the san1e ..... a,
fhat'or. a bnef explanation for hi~
Oulragt'ous antics. an t'\tenor which
l"\C:ll 1neludcs shock1ngl~-punk-rock
green hair
"There was JUS! "°much d1!.-
cnmina11on.'' he c11:pla1ned. "So I
go1 a .,..t•1rd haircut and Ir) to
prun1otl' ITT) ...elf. 10 sho""' I can do
1h1ngs ··
jP1ease see OANGER/1!12)
Ellis casts
lot with
Syracuse
From The Associated Preu
Le Ron lilts is leav ing the
troubled Kentuck)-basketball pro-
gram to transfer lo
S)racusc. be said
~1 onda) Ellis. a
6-foot-10 center.
had lx'en pursued
h) a number o f
5.Chools s1ncr he
declared his 1n ten-
11on to lea\•c Ken-
1uck). "'h1eh has
been pu1 o n
proba11on for Ellls.
1hrce )ear\ ..... 1t h no -tournament
appearances for 1 .... 0 years.
St. John'i.. Nt•\•ada-Las Vegas and.
LiCLA air.a .... ·ere <'ons1dC"rt'd 1n tht'
running to lure Elhs. who pla )ed 1n
32 games for 1hc Wildcats as a
sopho more last season. averaging 16
points and 5.5 rebounds a game and
b<'1ng selected 10 1h e All·
Southeastern ronfercncc second
tram.
Elhs. who announced a l a press
conference= al his former high school,
Mater Dc1 1n Santa Ana. that he will
auend S)racusc. said he was very
1n1 pres!K'd b) 1hat un1vers1ty_ "I want people to th ink l'n11ost a
slapper and runnl·r.'' says Nunn. ··1f
vou d on'1 th1nk I'm a puncht r, lea ve
)·our hands down and find out.''
Barkley will not be fighting with
his hands down. I-le'~ a bra.,.,·ler-
blecdcr who. af\er absorbing <'On-
s1dcrablc puni:>hn1ent. pole-axed
~learns wuh a nghl uppcrt'ut o n
June 6, 1988. scoring a th ird -round
knockout Then, in February. he lost
a cornrovcnial WBC middlcwciJhl
1i1lc decision to Duran in Atlanl1C
City.
f'he 24-~car-uld Knight .... 111
add sonte dl·pth to the ca111p
roster since dl·fcn\l\'C tackle
Henry Bro"·n. anothl·r frrt·-agt·n1
s1gnec, sprained his nghl knee
and is schcdull·d to be out a
wcx·k.
··1 gut a hu\1!H''' 'tarted and .1
f:unil\ lotilrtcd.' 'hl' l·\pla1ntd ""ilo.;11-
1ng 1~ an ;in1<1tl·ur .,pun and 111u
n1u'>t pa) for ~uur 11.,.,n tnp' l'\•'l'Jll
for 1ntl'rnat1unal or f)l\1111)1\' ,11n1·
pctllHJn I had 10 g,·1 \onll' 1nc1in1l' ··
Sunon rl·turned In ""nrld-..1;1,,
('on1pc11 111u1 la'' )'l·.1r ra\.'1ng to .1
third place fin1\h at thC' \\ urtJ
llan1,·s in Ital) 1n the lOO-n1ell·r
sprints. 111, fin1'h wns the h1gheo;t
plaCl' fur nn •\flll'rt<an a1 thl' (i;1nH'"
hl· "-'lid.
Cost• Mes•"• Ken Sutton compe tes In roller sp e ed 1ll•tln9
at the Sport s P'estlval In Oklahom• City this week.
"When I .... as up there, I e njoyed
the area, the pt'Oplc. and I 1hink they
h3\l' a lcg111matc shot at the Final
Fo ur:· Ellis said. "I think if I come
111 and pla) hard. I can help them
out.''
"I know I beat Duran," says
fPte•se lff TAUEY /I ll
'''""
• T-de '••n<•/B:Z
• N,L Meetlnll/B:Z
• M~ le .. ue1/BJ
• T ... ulve retires/BJ
• Bulletln •-•d/84
Vc1eran hnl·bac kl'r M t'I
O"·cns, sccond-\car linebacker
Fred Strickland · and th1rd -yc:ar
safely Michael Ste""'arl al~o rc-
portt.'d.
Coach Jo hn Robinson. who
greeted SC(Ond-round draft pick'\
Darryl 1-lcnley and Hrian Sn111h
earl ier 1n tht· day. c11.pres\\.'d snl-
isfacuon "'llh the .,...:t} tht· lir.ot
week of can1p ha'I gone.
"'There's a !"oenM" now that we
have an opponun1ty to mak<"
some progreli5, ·• Robinson ~'ltd.
'l \,101111 \(,11 11 \,1.11\11
Sulton c'ipl;unl'd 1ha1 rulll'r 'l"!C'l'tl
sl.at1ng 1s a "t .las' t\'. sporl. ""h1lh
rncan'> n could t)l• 1111 Ol)n1p1 c clcn1-
01111trat1on sport 111 one of the up-
con11ng Vame'\. llo"''l'\er, he .... a,
qu1l'k to aJJ that he's n<ll hold1n;;
h1!> brt·ath for this.
'' ll (ska11ng) was ~u ppt1S('(! tu Ix· 111
thl' 1980 Olyn1p1t-s." he said. adding
1hat 1f Australia hos1s thr IY'ilt'>
Cian1('s, there 1"i a good chant·r ~k.1t -
1ng could be a dcn1ons1r.H1nn <iiport
then. '
Skatlni 1n thl· lJn1h.-d State-'> s1111p-
Wells makes Angels, Rader ill
TORONTO (AP) -Tom Henke
fiaurcd he had the easy job. He only
had 10 uve both end1 or Monday
niahl's doublehcMkr.
"Oclting a cous>Je 11vcs in a niaht
is arcat. .. Henke said after Toronto
bc11 the California An,cls 6-4 and µ, "Bu\ two wins. That's in·
credible. Give Otvid (Wells)• lot of
credit. He pitched out or some 1ip1
apols in bo1h pmes. He dettrved
Lhe vic:torin."
Well• allowed two hits over t \lt
lnninp with two strikeouts u Tor·
onto won the firM pnw:. He oilithed
three lnninp or two-hil re:lief in the
KCOnd pme. bc<:omirc the fint
Toronto pilchcr to win two prne on
1he same nlpl, . •we~ dldn'I l'!,a)' wdl bdliod
Jim A t." Cahfbinil maueer °""' Rader laid .... -• -1U1 we j...l 11ve a .. y."
A-L 11-6, pvc ., 10 llilO la
cilll1IMinp.oirud0011birud
... Md_ ~ ......
The IWln ... diopl --
in10 a 1ic ror nnit place with Oak-
land. which lost. but pined ground
anyway bccauJC o r lhc do uble losi
ror California.
Ra<kr was ejected in 1hc eiahth
Inning or 1hc second aamc by home
p4ate umpire Larry McCo)'. ltadcr's
second rjce1io n in three gnmc:s.
"m.le bihed nlc," Rader said,
' "Jult I lf'Clt fcclins." Wells said.
"I won two pmcs on the same da)'
in hiah tchool once and tot a 11vc
and a loss in Triple , tiut nothina
ever like this. .. Oeoflc Bell snaoocd a 4-t 1io in
the ciplh innint or ihc: ICCOnd ,.me
with a ck:>Uble that J>COrtd Kelly
0Nbcr, who hod •lnclc<l otr ll<>b M<Oure. l·I,'
"Key ~llt end p>d _,,,., Yo•
do dlo1 ood )'OOl're ..... to win• 1<>I
ol llll~r 11... lluti Jays Mtftllltr Cito~..... . OC'llfaM. toot a 2.() ftd In the
1n1-,..o11he-pmoon JoU9> RA,'1 llll ...... end Ernie
WIUot'• .-bell llo<h "'"' ......
uncArncd because of nn error h)
short~top Tony Fernandez.
Fn .. -d t\1(.-Griff brouah1 back Tor-
01110 in the bouom or the 1nn1n1
with a thr«·run homer. hh, 22nd
home run of lhc !Clson. 1y1 n_a him
with M1lwaukcc's Rob Ofi'r for the
1\n1cr1c:an Le ague lc:ad .
"I gol all of it," McGrifT 5:-.Hd.
"But I'm juit RI\ happy with my
defense to ni1h1. ''ou can 510(> h11-
1ina. but defense will keep you 1n 1he
hntup every day."'
An ROI double by k anct
Mulhn1li:s made 11 4-l in the founh
but alifom1a tied II in the SUtlh Oil
RBI lnalcs b.Y. Wall y Joyner and
Chill Divis. 'fhc naclt los1 I
chlnce for anothtr rvn when
Fernandez. lhrcw but Rt)' •t the
plate 11\cr Devon White :inakd otr
Orubtr·s aJove 11 third.
"Theo wos 1n inncdiblc pl•Y by
Tony," WC'llt said. "'I don l thin'
that's another auy in blJCball _.ho
moke> 1ho1 l>llly."
In the opener, Califbmi• "''de
1) 1s not as popular or accl·.-. .. 1hll' a"
11 I'> clsi.:whcrc, Su11on said.
'"The-rt' art' 100 fac1ht1es built for
,i.nting untr 1n Italy. a count!') the
~Ill' of(.al1IOrflH\." he Cxpla1nC'd. "In
the entire U nited Stale-'>. tht•rt' an-
only 1.,.,0 of thcS(' fac1ht1cs ..
Though the n1onl"}-earn1ng f'H.11l·n-
t1:1I 1s \l'f') low for U.S ska1er'i.
Suuun has no n-are1s ahout the "port
hl' cho!tt' to e\t'el 1n .
··When )Ou'n.· reall y gOC>d al
\Onll'thing, Jou tend to rnJO) 11 11
lot" he-s.ai .
Sutto n also said 1ha1ska11 ng1n thl'
L S. ts '"ge111ng there
"Finally. lhl· r11ht pt'Opll· arr run-
ning. things."
As w1fr Juhe and hC' arc rncourag-
'''·'I',, 11111111 .... v
TOO..,--J•Y•,4:J5•
Jyl~19.
HOMO
Jv10-TkMI'•, S:Os./
Jy11-Tlotft. 7:J5
Jv»-Jlfff',, 7:0S
Jyt)-Tloef,, l:OS
AWAY
Jy1.,_A'•, 7:0S•
JY2S-A't , 7;05•
J'f'11-A's, 12:15
•AM e•me• on KMPC r.cflo (710J
• On ltlfvt•lon", CPl•nntl 5
./On ttttvl,lon, CMinntl 7
four errors 1h11 ~ 10 four unearned
run5. With the K'Orc tied 4-4 in the
stvcnth, Tom Lawlc rtached on •
one--out infield sinJk: and took IC'C-
ond on Junior fchx's sint)c,
Nelson Liriano hil 1 potcnti1I
double-play aroundcr to 1hons1op
but ·Dick Schofield'• ~lay WIS drop-
ped b_y Ray at IC<'Ond for an error
end uwlerl trottd from ,..,.,..i
whh the 11>-1hcld run, Fcli• took
ttiird on Grvbtt's n,. and tcoml o n 11<11'• ;nneld .,...._
· "It's nitc to tee another tctm
1erew u.p bnidct Ut., .. Ltwl~' 1114. , _,
\
1ng their son\. Kenn) (3) and
Jo nathan t I) 10 begin skaung. Ken him~lf is pn;panng a1 the Skate
Ranch 1n Sanla ,\na for his ne~1 tug
l'OmJX'l1t1on, 1ht• ()l)mp1c Sports
Fcst1\'al 1n O l..lahoma C'11y. W~dnes
day and ThuOOa) t·lr alsO f'C"C'enll )
began a JUll wnh l:.aglc Machine. a
\ending bus1nc~s
Bu1 tbc Olympic Spons Fc-suval is
nearly he!'t' and Su11on ha~ lo work
l"Xlra hard for 1h1 s year'~ evt'nt. ht•
'>.:lld .
"I haven't ska1cd 1ndool') si nce
1982 or 1983."' be said. "I won'1
look bad. bul wlll I do as we ll as I
ul>Cd to (e1ah1 pre\ 1ous gold medals
at the sports fcs11val s)'? I d on't
know.''
Dodgers unable
to contain Cubs,
fall again, 6-3
LOS ANOE~ (AP) -CuNis
W1lkcrson'1 batc ... loaded walk rrom
Tim Wry keyed 1 1hrtt-run eiah1h
1nn1n1 and Mark O rtCC' hit a thrce-
run homer a$ C hicqo snapped 1
thrce..pmc lot.i n1 ,u·~alr.. with -a 6-3
victory over Los Anse~ Monday
niah1. tn Lancaster, 1-0. pi1ch«t Iv.
inninas in relic( ror the victory and
Mitch Williams finished for his 23rd
,.vc, allowina one hit
Ltory 6-1, wolked Lloyd McClcn·
don ~in.off the e\ahth ind Or.tt
followed with a lnatt. Damon Re,..
ryhi1l movtd the n1nncn up with a
taeriricc and Leary. who was de-
moted the bullpen 1 1111ttk aeo,
IOlldcd the bun with an lntcnt1onalJ
walk to Mitch Webltft. Leary lllal ,.,,... IOur 11roi9111
bolls 10 WI""-bd .. in II• P
ahead "'"· ~ndt.e.itter Atldre
Dow,.. .,-~ ~·b!:'~
-whh • mcriftce fty end
Ellis. son of former N BA et:nte:r
Lero) Ellis. said he Will be clt~ble to
pla) tmn1cd1atcly. as a j unior, at
Syracuse. since thr NCAA and Kcn-
1uckv have released him (ro m his
obliiations to Kentucky.
At Syracuse. assistant head coach
Bernie Fine said the Oran,aemen arc
plca5'.-d to gel Ellis.
"We're very happy. LcRon's a
grcal player ... Fine said. "He's very
1alen1ed and should come' in ind
ha\'C an in1pact 1mmcdia1ely.
Fine said Elli'> 1s not _guaranteed •
!ilarting po11111on w11h Syracutc.
"He's a \Cry good athlete. He runs
thr floor .... ·ell and fits ri &ht into our
s1yle," said Fine. who didn't 1h1nk
Elhs would ha' e much difrteult)'
learning lht' Orangcmen fY•lem.
DOllf,111' ,4 111 Ill I I -Toct•v-Cutn. '=" Jy 19-<uh . 7:)' Jy10-klle.
AWAY
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Jy11--Plf"•'"· •:OS· Jv'1>-Plr1lri C1)1 10•
Jv'11-Ptr11et., •~s
Jv1T-A•tro., 5:.JS•
JyU.-A•trOI, S:)S•
•All t•mn on KA8C rNto Oii) • On 1•v1tloft, CMMet 11
~ew P-rocess
to· get leader
ly DAVI GOLDBERG
SCHAUMBURG -Ill. -With
Commissioner Pete Rozelle taking
an incrcasina.ly important role, 1hrcc
members ola dissident fac1ion that
blocked Jim Finks' election are
belnJ -incl Uded iii -fhC process of
findi ng a new NFL commissioner.
Some of 1hc dissident owners n1ct
Monday nigh\ and ratified a plan
that allows the two groul?S to JCI
le>Jtlhcr today at an owners mct't1ng
originally called to announce plans
for a new fn 1ernational spring
league.
Finks. the president of 1hc New
Orleans Saints. was 1he on ly n1an
recommended 1wo weeks Bif.O by a
six-member search co mm1 11ce of
··old auard" owners.
He was blocked, however. by a
coalition of I I owners that kept him
from getting the 19 of 28 votes
nCC"essary for election.
The diss.idcn1s said_ 1hcr didn't
object 10-Finks, but did ob1ec1 \hat
none of them was included on the
scrttnin& committee and also signed
a letter rcques1ing a con1inuation of
·tfie process un1il the fall. They also
requcs1cd thut additional l'and1dal('S
be considen.·d in addition 10 the !.IX
finalis1s.
MikC' Lynn, presidcn1 of 1hc
Minncso1a Vikings and one of 1hc
leade~ of the dissident fac1i on. said
Monda} that Finks continues to be
a.n altcrnau ve . .-1 e also confirn1ed
1hc involvc n1ent of Rozelle. who
announced on f\.larch 22 1ha1 hr "'as
stepping dO"'n aficr 29 ye ar$.
"Pelc 1s sull lhl' con1nuss1011t'r .
and 1f thl'n."s a dispu1c. he'd like to
gel it settled,"" Lynn said. "Pctc had
thl' idea of 1nclud1ng us in thl·
<ltlihcra11ons.·· P ete Roze lle ··Hopefull y Pt tl" can reconcile 1he
tv.o si<lt's. "'C need to get this donc." Jont"S of Dallas and Kenneth Rehr+
said Ari MoJell of Cleveland, :1 ing ofStattk·. Thc three n1en1bers of
member of 1hr search rommill«. the stl«1ion comn1i11ec will be
Originally. the nc" plan calk·d for t-.lara, Hoben Part•ns of Green Bay
Lynn, Edward lA·Bartolo Jr. of San and r>an Roont') of Pillsburgh.
Francisco nnd P~tnck Hov.·ll·n of .\t least one rnen1bcr of tht' 11
Dcnvt•r to llll'l'I "1th t~rte mt"J'.lhcrs diS!>ldt•nts, V1l·tor Kian1 of Ne"' Eng.-
or1hc s1.;Jcct1on ~·on1n11tl«'. which is land did not au cnd the n1ec1ing. headed b} \\'elhngton Mara of the ·
Ne"' York G1an1s and L;1n1:1r H11n1 ~ .. 1'111 not a n1en1tx·r of anv diss1 -
of Kansas Ci t\. dl'nt group,"' Kia'rn s.1id .. .-What's
·Aner MQnd3} nrght's-mce11ng. 11 done 1~ donl' It's a ~ood thing i~ was
'-''as decided the dissident group will done :ind no"' I think 1here '-''Ill be
l)c reprcscnlcd b~ Bowlen. JerT) compromise.•·
Staubach, Schramm deny intereS,t
in job of NFL's new commissioner
DALLAS (A P) -Former Dallas CO'-''bo)~· quar-
terback Roeer Staubach said o n Monday he didn'1 "'ish
to be nominated to fill 1he NFL"s soon-to-be vacanl
commissioner's post and Tex Schramn1 rcpeall'd thal he
didn't think he would be a "'viable ca ndidalt'."
:itso hard to />ut stock 1n rurnors 1hc pnnC'1 pll· has no
j,,nowledgt• n ''hilt's go1n11, on ...
&·hra111n1 did sar that if the NFL c:une•IO :in
1n1 pa~5t· he rn ight bai lhl·m ou1 for a y(•ar or so.
The Los Angeles Times repo11ed thal St hran1n1.
who headed the Cowboys for 29 years. and St:1uhal·h.
a 1970s Dallas quar1erback named 10 the Hall of Fanit'.
will be nominated this v.·eck 10 the post being vacated
by Pete Rozelle.
"l''l' bl•t·n in lhc NFL .lQ vcar.. and 11's been thl'
tx-ucr p:irl of n1~ life and 1f i could hl·lp I "ould.
although pr('M.'Oll} I'm veT) u11cre'll{·d 1n hnng1ng
pru fcss1Qnal foothall to 1hr resl of the world.'" ~ . .'hran1n1
said. "l·lo"c'l'L nQbod~ 1has talkl·d to llll'."
Schran1111 heads the NFL·s proposed 1n1cr11a11onal
leaguc. tallcd 1he Worldwide League of ·\mencnn
Football.
··1 ha,ve a great deal of gra titudl· and respect for the
NFL and it's an anractive thoughl to be considcrt•d for
commissioner," Staubach said.
· "Howcve:r, at this time my hfe 1s consun1cd "'1th
buildina my real estate company on a na11onal ba sis and
I am committed to th is goal. I like the challenge or tht•
real estate business and I am enjoying i1. I v.·ill ha\ l' 10
say "no· to the nomination for commissioner."
New Orleans Sain1s {'\l't'Ull Vl' Jin1 J-1 nks was
non11natl'd b\ thl· leagul··~ 'M.'arch con1m1Uel' 10 fill tht•
past bc1ng ,a.rated b~ Pel<' H.01clle. hut Fink's appo1n1-
n1cnt "as blocled b~ ·a ch,s1dl·~1 m1non t} of I I tl·am
o" ners. a fa c11on no-A· nun1N·nng 11
5'hramm said, "I still feel that over thc long haul
my age (69) wouldn't make it practil·al to name n1 c:. Ir 's
··t "1"h ~ou v.·ouldn't call us m1nont' ownl·n;." said
M1li.c L~ 1111, i>rcs1dcnt of the M1nneso1a V1k1ngs and o nl·
Of the dOLCn.
IOI HUI IH\,CI
Pressure on LeMond
By SALVATORE ZANCA -.-'""'"wn. ...
ORC IERES-MERLETTE, France
-If American Gug LeMond 1s to
win the Tour de France, he's going
10 have to do it by himself.
The 2).-day cycling race has six
s~s to go befofe Sunday·s finak· in
Pans and four of those arc in 1hc
mountains. LeMond ha s a 40-sec-
ond lead over Frenchman Lauren!
Fia,non. the winner in 1983 and
1984, while dcfcndin& champion
Pedro Oclaado of Spain is 2:48 back.
Fianon and Delgado now ha ve the
adva.ntaae of teammates ~ho can
pace them or help swallow up riders
who may anempt to brrak away.
Team riding is impo11ant in the
later suges when cyclists often ride
to protect lheir designated leader.
somethina LeMond d~sn"t have
now that the race has reached 1he
Alps.
DANGER ,,_ ..
There arc some normal channels
ror non-siahttd persons, but Mike
Dan&er declined. "I had a chance to f.> to a 1Chool jn FlOnOa,'"-he Hid.
J calk:d it a class to make Pot+ hoklcrs. to e11.ist. I'm jus1 not into
e1.iNina."
The brash e1.terior melts away in
1 onc-on..one interview as M con-
ti nues to e.1.plain his motives.
"Sometimes I sit a~und and I can
feel preuy depressed, he said ... But
it's not 11 bad a1 I thou&hl ii would
be. I'm F.,1tin1 substance: ou1 of life.
lu1 my ~st reattt is thlit people
woe·1.aw•1chuce.
'"I Md a chin« to be a OJ and
· u:==m• wltll me lO the ... 1.....-... ,,..
dl.itla in diem. but when it WN over ~~~'dpw you ajoll, but
"'='1i:i:"'-....... -·
"I don't have a full 1can1 anL
what's left arc good on the flats and
sprints," Lc~1ond said rcft"rr1ng to
the remainder of his .'\DR team. I-le
lost t¥>'O 1can1matcs in earlier stages.
"Hopefully 1herc will be some
rivalries in the other 1can1s. And
hopt.•fully lhcrc will be enough riders
who are concerned for their overall
position to race."
UMond does know aboul 1c:in1
tactiC"S. In 198S he had to help
teamn1atc Bernard Hinauh win,
allhough LcMond had the op-
portunuy lo go ahead. But LcMond
was held back by the team director
and finished second.
The fo llowing season the roles
were reversed and LcMonc\ "·on to
become the only An1cncan to v.•1n
the race.
LeMond wanls 10 hold onto the
leader's yellow jersey he rclook with
an impressive effort 1n Sunday's
time trial.
the s1ory -he was ticke1ed the nex1
day and eventually fined ssoe.
Presently his most visible activity
is as a wrestler, sometimes in a st"a
of white mud, somelimes not but
always. as hC' insists, lcgilimate.
··1 wrcs1le five times a week chhcr
individually or as a tag+team entry
wi1h Adrian Stret"t.'' he said ... I've
&Ot a be.It I ~car, 81 ind·As--A-Ba1
Ch1mp1on.
It's a Mad Mapzine sort of type
of humor which Mike Oan.aercar-
rie,with him and he e1.pla1ns: "You
just have to have that. Jfyou don't
1t can JtCI depressing. real quick.''
Danser·• personal scorecard In
wratJina is prttently 33-9 after
~amiN 'bow to netOtiate the. SPoM
rttendy. .. , bid to learn to wrmle .. Mid
the s.root-611. 178-pound, '.!&.,..,.
old.
Fran ce 's Long
regains lead
LES O RRES. France (1\PJ
Jeannie Longo of France regained
the lead of thl' women·!> Tour de
France Monda) by winning an 1nd1 -
vidual 1in1l' tnal for thl· fifth ~tagl'.
Longo. "'ho has won the la'\ tv.o
years. was un1ed In 46 n1 inut'cs, 8
second s for the 12-nule race agains1
l'lock fron1 En1brun to Les (lrrcs 111
the Alps near Gap.
Mana Can1ns, another tv.o-11n1e
chan1p1on. "'as second 1n -19: J 7
"'hile American Inga Tho n1pson "as
th ird Ill 50:22.
Longo now has a ll·ad of):4 I o ve r
Can1ns wnh Thon1pson 1n 1h1rd.
4:S2 behind.
Kelly-Ann Way of Canada. "'ho
led afler the fourth stage. dropped 10
sit.th, S:3J back of Longo.
The won1en"s Tour this year 1s 482
miles Jong and has 11 stagl'S, ending
jus1 before 1he men's Tour o n 1hc
Charnps Elysees July 23.
take long. they can 1ell. Sometimes
they chain me 10 the guy or put a
blindfold on !he other wrestler."
His b iggest foe so far has been of
a cardiovascular nature. gcttin&
winded too easily. But he says !hat's
just part of it.
The world became upside down
for Mike in March of 1986 when his
car. outside of New Orleans,
slammed into 1he truck. It took eigh1
months before his vision was per-
manently lost -and three times it
came back. once for a month.
"'It was just sort ofa tease," said
OanJCr. "When it first happened I
was 1n shock for a few wctks. bu!
then I real ized either deal with it or
blow my brains OUI. So I &01 Into
parachutina.'"
'l'Oll I' lllll \h
Oregon decides its lottery will be
decided by N FL, desp ite obje ctions
From The Associated Press
SALEM. Ore. -The Oregon Loller)
Con11nission approvc.d rules for a nl'W gan1t·
Monday that 1nakcs Oregon the onl} state
-A'ilh a lottery conte.s\ baS<·d on NFL point
spreadi;.
~ The comn1ission on a S-0 vote endorse<l the game
despite 1he objections of an NFL anorney, "'ho said lhc
action would harm the intcgritv of professional IOo1ball.
No fu11her approval is needed "for the lOttt'r). and ticket
sales arc 10 begin Sept. 6 for the NFL's first "'eek of
garnc on Scpl. 10.
Proceeds from the gamr. called "'Spo11s Ac11on."
arc lu go 10 Oregon colleg{' and universit y 1n\{'r-
collegiatc sports programs. which now m:·e1ve no s1a1e
funding.
In the foo1ball loltcry. a SI in,•cstn1en t v.111 all O'-''
players to predict the outcome of some or all of lhc 14
"'cckly NFL games against 1hc point spread~ se t b)
Ne vada oddsn1akcrs. •
Uoder rules of the gan1{'. pla yers wi ll try 10 prl·ditt
the o ut coml." of four to 14 gan1es agains1 the point
spreads. T he more gamcs the)' hcl, the mort.· nione~
they could w1n, from about SS for a perfct·1 fo ur-g:in1l'
card to atx>ut S8.00J for a perfect 14-ganll' card.
NFL attorney Jim Noel told the eomn11ss1on lht·
g.ame would create a situatio n 111 "hich fan-; arl' 1uorl'
interested in point spreads than ho" tht•1r fa,ontt·
tcan1s fare.
Donald wins playoff
WILLIAMSBU RG . Va. Mikt•
Donald. who birdi{'d eight of the last 10
holes in his final tournamcn1 of I 98S to
retain his PGA Tour playing pri\•1lcgcs. will
nl•cd no such hl"roics this year. ,
"I ho1x-this is just the. bl'g1.nning." l)onald .s:1i_ct
tv1onda) af\cr he dl·fcatcd Ttm S1n1pson w1th a b1rd1e
on the fourth hok• of a playoff 10 win th~· Anhcuser·
Husch Golf Classic.
The playoff "·as suspended h> rain and darkness
Sunda)' and it took onl) one hole on Monday to
de1crn1ine thl· winner.
Thc victory, lhc firsl of Donald's 10-)'C'ar pro
career, "'US worth $153.000 fron1 the S8SO.OOO purse.
But n1orc in1portan1 l<lr ()unald. it g:t,l· h11n a t1\·o-ycar
c.'(t'mption On lh(' tour.
··1..as1 year. I v.as 1n <langcr of losing m)' t·ard." said
DonalJ. '""ho v.•as I JS th on tht· I li88 n10nl·~ h!>I going
in10 the fin ;it 1ournamcn1. lhl' \\';ih n1snc) \\'nrld
Classic .
S1nce he d id not ha''l' a "'1nnt•r°s cxcn1pt1o n for
IQSQ. he nt·cdl'd 10 lin1sh 1n lh(' top 1.!S on lht' n1 onc)
hs1 1u rt·ta111 his playing card for this Yl'ar.
··They v.cre getting read) 10 tell inc to find another
"J) to 1nakc a hv1 ng,"' r.a1d l.>onald, "·hose final-round
b1rd1l' Ourr) left hrn1 961h on. last )Car's n1onc} hst "·1th
$118 . .509. nearly S3S.OOJ than he carnt-d Monday.
Ql 'O'l't: ot· 1·11t: D\l
..Thal "'as an ugly ballga n1e t hrough six
inning.<>. I don't know ¥>'hat wa~ going on:· -
Montreal's Otis Nixon. The Expos and Rt•d!i
eon1bincd ror si.\ errors -four hy ~1ontreat -17
v.·alk~. 1v.o v.lld p1tcht'\, a pa sst"d bait and 2b
strikeouts in the 4:08 game.
Akeem gets out of hospital
HOUSTON l-l ous1on Rockl·ts
ct.·ntcr •\kecn1 OlaJuwon '-''3\ released from
a hospital Monda} af\er one v.·t•ck of trca\+
n1cnt for thron1bophlcb111s 1n h1~ ll'ft leg.
lht Rockcts announced.
Ola1uv.•011 cntcr~·d the hosp1la1 Jul~ l U ron1pla1n1ng
of sore ness 10 his left calf. General Manager Rn}
Pat1trson said in a s1a1en1t.•n 1.
.. The 1nedieal rcpon is good . tht·rcforc bl· "'il'
released a1 I {>.Ill. toda):· lhc slatcmcn1 said. "l .hl·rc arc
no comphcauons. Jle will of courSt' be ready 10 pla~ lhl'
1989-90 season:·
The Rockets had declined comn1cnt on Ola1u"on·s
l'Ondi1ion until his release. causing spccuta11on tha1 hl'
v.·as n1ore scriousl) 111.
Peters placed behind
FRANKLIN, Ohio -Ronald Peters.
identified by federal authorities as a boQ k·
maker v.·ho handled bets for Cincinna11
Reds n1 anagcr Pete Rose. began serving a
bars
* l'A-'O-Year federal prison se n1encc on drug and tax
charges on Monday.
Peters entered the fedl·ral prison in Tt•rre Haute.
Ind. at midday. prison spokesman Tom Followell said.
Peters said he was told he could whittle 1hrec
n1onth s a year off his sentence for good behavior. He
also hopes to qualify for transfer 10 a half'-'·ay house
after serving a year. .
Peters, 32. former owner of a res1auran1 and
tannin& salon in this southwestern O hio town, pleaded
guilty to federal c harges of cocaine distribution and
making falM! sta1emcnls on hi s 1985 incorne 1ax teturrr.
Federal authorities said Peters fai led 10 rcpo11 about
$80.000 in income from bookmaking.
The baseball commissioner's office is invcs1igatin1
Rose' gambling activities, and a federal grand j ury in
Cincinnati is investigatin,1 whether he reported all
taxable income. Rose denies any wrong-doing.
"Seeing your face in the paper eve ry day and on
the news -f'n1 sure it's going to be a while before my
face acts in the paper •rin - just 10 act away rrom
all thal for a while wil be nice," Peters said in an
interview Monday before he le.O for prison.
He said he will be housed in a dormitory-type
stttina with other inrpates. The prison has tenni5 courts.
a put1ina arccn and cduation•I coursts. Peter$ is a
former tet1ching golf professional.
Shobert recovering nicely
Noc:I said the leagut' 1s conc:emc~ 1hat Or~'on ··j~
un tht' brink of tnBBering a na11on~1de trend:. • ,
"l.he enllrc na11 on 1s ""11ch1ng. ht' su1d. Lo11~r) I
ollie1uls in other stah·s have ~lated pubhcly thal 1f
Oregon docs this suc-ressfull}. the) will tr) 1L too."
Nc>1:l 1:1l<>u said 1hc NFL "'outd consider ll·g:11 action
to block tht• contest. . .
••\Vl· didn't conll' out here 10 threatl'n anyont·." he
~1d. Hut. he added: "Th~rt· arc son1e 'e~~ 'table legal
issues htTt' that we re go1ng lO t•valua1c.
The NFL took l:k·lawarl' 11.1 coun whcn that state
trled a football betting game, hut the lawsu11 became
n1ou1 after I:>cl1n,·arc ga,•e up its g.an1e nflt'r ont• season
in l 974 bi.·l·ausc it lost n1onl"}
In approving the nl'"' game. Lo\IC'r) (.'n1nn11ss1o n
n1en1bt·r!> noll'J 1ha t hc111ng on professio nal spo11s
al read} 1s "1d\·s prcad 1n Oregon ;ind arQund th\'
countr}.
·rhc} said man) ix·uplc take p;ir1 111 ullicl' football
pool~ or bi.·1 on ganll"~ 1hrl1ugh bookmakers. l'lthc r
1lk·gall) \lr 1hrough 01)Cr;i11on\ 1n Ne,ada. lhl' uni} stale
thal alluv.·~ gan1bl1ng on ll'l1n1 s1>0rts.
••AIJ you have lU do in Oregon 1S pre "-ur a phont•
and platl' a bi.•1:· <lrl·gun Lo t1t•r)" d1rcl·tur J1n1 Da vl')
said. ··pl'O plc do 1t t'\Cr} dn ~ ·· .
('on1n11ss1o n n1en1 tx·r ~·ltli.l' Sch1,ar11 of lugl'll\'
s.·ud he 1h1nk!> thl' :'>JFI \hnuld en1br:1Cl' the 1dl·a a\ an
oppunun1t} 1u rnarkl·t profe!<~1011;1I fouthall to nt·"
audil·nccs.
I~ THE BLEACHERS ·-··---... ---
In spite o f dally workouts and miles o f
jogging, Dennis could never get rid of h is
annoying paunc h .
Camacho an easy winner
ATL.<\NT IC (.11-, .. NJ -Ht·rtor
"f\1at ho" (·an1acho has lntll' prohll·m "11h
forn1cr sparring parllll'r Tom 111~ Han"-s and
s<:url·d a unan1n1 ou~ dC"c1s1011 1n :1 10-n)und
nun-111lc light :it Trun1p Pl ata. * <.'an1:ichu. 37-0. ">l't thl· tonl· fron1 the ~tar! as
H an "-~ c:1n1c out of hi!> rorner and 1nC"d to t:1kc the ligh1
nght 10 his form('r boss
l-l o¥>C\l'r. Can1acho ~tuppt•d Hank" 111 h1~ tr;icks
with a nght hook and th\·n ansv.·l'rcd h1!> opponcn1 al
t'\l"r} l'h:tncc, using his ~pct·d and a quick Jah 10 contr(ll
!ht: light.
Judges .-rank ('01ro and R1l'hard ~1urra~ "l·urcd tht"
fight 100-90 for Can1acho. v.·hilc E'a Shain had it lJl).91.
The light "·as 1hc fir"! for ('nn1acho s1n\'C l\t' "o n
the \\.urld Oo!ling ()rgan11.a t1on Junior "l'lh'f"l'1ght
l'rown on Marc h 6 \Vtth a 11-round dcc1,Jt1n ovt•r Ra~
"'800111 Boo1n" f\·lanc1n1.
.. ·roda} 1s thl' ~hurpes1 I've bcPn 111 a Ion~ tine,"
Canlacho s.11d . "I looked 1err1hlc aga1nst f\lanc1n1. But
to<la ) I could do l"\t"f)th1ng I "anted."
In other sports ll(''A-'!i ~1o nday:
•In Vina Del Mar, Chile. Ray HrO\IOn. "ho
played baskc1ball for Old Don1 inion and lh(' \JrHVl'rs1l} •
of Connl'Ct1t·u1. fl•ll to tus death fron1 his I I 1h floor
ap .1!n1cn 1 earl) 111 the da~.
Police said Broxton. who would have turnl·d 27 on
Aug. 29. locked himself oul or the bu1ld1ng and 1ned
to enter 1hrough a v.·1ndow fron1 a ne1ghbonng apart+
mcnt. Broxton. from f)a/tona Beach. Fla .. fell 10 the
street and died at a locu hosp11al 50 minutes later at
about 3 a.n1.
•In Montreal. Bob Gainey. 1he Montl"i'al Can-
adiens" captain. confir1ncd he '-''OUld finish his carCt'r as
player-coach with a second division tcan1 in Epinat
France, where he hopes lo learn 1he a11 of coaching.
• Miami Dolphins hnebatkcr Hugh Green misst"d
the firs! day of training camp all:er he '-''as arrested and
charged with spouse ball<'!)'.
•Chris Eve11. Zina Garrison. Ma11ina Navratilova
and Pa m Shriver, the san1c learn that won the Feder·
ation Cup in 1986. were named to represent the United
States again in T okyo from Oct. 1-8.
•In Newport, R.I .. fomicr NCAA doubles cham-
pions Pat Galbriath and Brian GarrO'A' rebounded from
a one set deficit 10 upStl No. 3 ~5 Neil Broad and
Stefan KrugCr l-6, 7-S, 6-4 in the doubles fi nal of the
Volvo Tennis-Hall or Fame Championships.
• In Phoenix, Phoenix Cardinals tighl end Robert
Awai! said tha t he wan1s his eon1ract with the NFL
team sweetened or he may leave 1raining camp later this
month.
• In Newport. R.I., rain suspended first round
action in the Virginia Slims of Newport women's tennis
tournament.
•In New York. the New York Rangers ended
seven weeks or front-offitt turmoil by namina Neil
Smith as their new aencral ma nager.
• Mark Calcavccchia has become 1he first player 10
mathem11ically clinch a spot on the 1989 U.S. Ryder
Cup 1eam. ' -----· .... "' r•-:i."•;'l'•rid11 .. ,
... ~ 111ins1 the Ru•lan A.I-
-· Wbo la 270 pou"!!a, In on ouldoorl mtdi in. 'mud' ID MobiJe.
Ala. (Mike won).
"AM I've lurncd fortvery man
thine-do. well, I've-__ ,..,_ lit ... -you ... ..... ,....... ..
The album he worked on wu
somcthin1 called "This A'int Gen-
Cf'lll H°""11I;' he still don
lkailtboerdina e:ithibhion1 and his
~icated column dealt with dli8'IJ no Ont die Wks about.
rially OU~l lhinp,"
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-:. racina ltt'Cident 11 t..aaun.a Seel 'Rltcewlly a,.
three moalh• • that left him in a coma, \'
8 Three curttnt NFL pla yers will be celebrity
bllricndcrs Thursday ni&h1 (6) aJ Champion Sports Bar
and Restaunant in Irvine's Marrio tt Hotel -Johnnie
JohnM>n (bms--Seahliwks). Jef'f Griffin (Cardinals·
Eql<s) lad Kary ltdliJt (Seallawks). ··--· . ~~\~':..,iii':.'~ • -.. ..,,, rm
... i .... "'"'""'--....... 1•--·-Ao.:•uc ==~ s=:uie.1."82::: ... .,. ., ....... -~====··
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Bubbl Sltobcn 11 malc:lna a rapid recovery
and kKlkl forw8ld to mum4nc lO the U'llCk next year.
"I've still Sol the-will IO do 11,' Ind every1hin1
11Cm1 IO bl comina back k> mt. I feel very fortunate.
die tbnMr U.S. nldonaJ din-track chlimpion 1old the
S..J.-Me_,_ .... ...., llid 9'e loc* a ride on h11 m1n1-bike last
-. -.,ir -Ilia c.r-1 Valley home and .... lo illn ..._ -.,..... -.in IOOI\, -Dr._,.-· ... -..... u.aled st.Men a& r.. JCllt Hutsd... fter Wt motort')'_dc:
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Putting the game back into the baseball
Stan Johnsron is eA:ecu 1ivc sporrs
editor of lhL· SacrnmC"nto Ber.
for P,:Coplc whose dcepcsl questions
1n life regard 1one defenSts.
II began w11h the gift of a $0uvcn1r
ball signed by St. Louis Cardinals
plarcrs. Those close to n1c kno"' m}
zca fo r the Redbirds makes that
pri1c almost as sacred as the Hol\
Cir:ul. But when rtl) son. Nathan:
got the ball. he v.anted to pull 11 o ut
uf1ti.d1spla} ra!te and h11 1t v.·11h a
bat. The audal'll y!
By ST AN JOHNSTON
M<Cl"OCl'ly N'"'"' \-NI<•
Be1 ng a \P< ,fl, l'Ul\o r :11 a part ~ "
the an11thc\1softx.'1ng E.F. Hu u on
-e\'t'r)'bud} else talks, and no.bvd\
wants to listl'll to you. ·
lnev11abl), there arc 1wo types of
people 1n tho!te sc111ngs. One wanls
to e~pose )our inferionty 1n lr1\ 1a
knowledge. challenging )'OU lo nanie
the s1ar1ini lineup of the '27 Yan-
kee~. And 11'sJu~1 what )OU ¥-·ant 10
do aficr reading sporti; stones all
da)
Tr) 1ng to lind a middle ground
1i.n'1 t'as~, c~pcc1all~ when your at ·
lltudl·~ arc lurrned 1n !he cruel
C)n1t 1i.m ofa pres!> boll.. So 11 "ll!I
sobi.'nng v.hcn I found lll\M.'lf1n the l~andtcsuck Park s1ands dunng a
Giants-Cardinals ganlc 1wo yeari.
ago, ready to lea\'C in the fifth
inning. I was bored. There wa'li no
~O) in v.·a1ch1ng the game. It v.·as as
1fall 1hc fun had bct•n sucked into
"!"hen I remembered how. as kid~.
we v.·ould pla) "''ilh baseballs unti l
the covers "'·ere torn off. Unda1,1n ted.
v.·c'd tape them up until they were
unraveled rolls of twine. And we'd
play wi 1h them some more.
a "'hirlpool of professional cold-
hcancdncss.
But the other l)'f>C of pcrwn 1~
n1orc d1sturb1ng 1f )OU ma kt' )Our
li ving !telling sports nev.·s. That Ont·
doesn '1 JUSI disda1 n sports con versa·
tion; he of she considers athletics to
be the opiate· of the masses. a re(uge
In the painful process ofc\•alu-
aung what had happcnt•d, I bega n to
cxan11nc m y mo11 vcs in folt0"'-'1ng
sports. After n1an} months ofcom-
phcated ph1tosoph1z1ng. I hit a dead
end -until a 7-yrar-old boy taught
me ani:w thr love of baseball.
Last spring. Nate J01ned his firs•
organized team. It was a neigh-
borhocxl tee-ball league. fondly
called "The Buckaroos" by one
friend. h meant shopping for a ncv.
glove and breaking 11 in.
I had forgoucn the simple
Milestone for
Fisk hit No.
• 2,000 arrives
From The Assoclated Press
Carllon Fisk singled for his 2.000th hit 1n a 1hr('l'-
run first 1nn1ng. then addt•d 1~0 n1ort• h11~ ~londa~
night 10 lt ad the ('hicago Whitl' So.\ past lhl· Nl'" York
'l'ankcl'~ 7-J at ('om1skl'\' Park
('h1rago. v.hK'h \Von hs fifth \tra1gh1. got "1" h11~ 111
tht· fi r~t oil D:i\r La P01n1. 6-7. hut didn't g<·t ano1hl·r
un\11 thl' Sl\lh \\ht•n Fisk Joubk·J :ind scorl·d 11n l>an
Pasqua·\ single
Stcvc Roscnb1:rg. ]-5 . allo\1 cd Sl'\Cn hit' 1n 7 2-J
1nn1ng~. "tnktng o ut onc and v.·alk1ng tv.o. Sh:111n
ll1lk·gas fin1sht·d for hi s third 'kl\e
l..'IP01nt. n1ak1ng his first appl'aranel' \lllC'l' ht "·I\
d1sahled ~1th ll'ndon1t1<; of lh{' le ft '>houldC"r on Junl.' l!/.
allov.·cd l'1gh1 hits and four runs 1n si.\ innings .
I 1\k txcame the t7]rd pla}cr tu reach .!.000 h1 1,.
H 1~ ~1ngle "as hi s l.8781h as a t·atl.'hcr. the n1 ost l'\Cr
Tl·d S11nn1ons 1~ second v.ith 1,77.!.
Ch11.:ago rn atl'hcd 11s longe~t v.1nr11ng ~trl'ak ~1 nt l'
·\pn l 1988. Thl' \\lh11r So11 have "on St:\t'n straight 1n
Co n1 1skc) Park. 1h eir longl·st homt' v.1nn1ng "lrl'ak J une
IQSS .
Jessie Barfield h11 h1~ 16th ho111t·r 1n thl' \CCond a nd
the Yan kees pulll·d to .l-.! 1n lht· third 11hcn I u1'
P1-1lon1.l doubled and sco red as ('aldl'ron drop1x:J Onn
.\'fal\1ngl} 's fl ) to nght for an erro r.
Pasqua·s s1.\l h·1nning s1nglt' mad1· 11 4·.! and [\,111
('aldl·rson and F i .. i.. hit RBI ~1ngk·sofl'En,· Plunl.. 111 thl'
!.C\ en th.
Elsc~ht•re in the .\n1encan League :'vlo ntla~·
Ra ngers I!, Red Sox I : -In .-\rl1ng1on. ·rt·,as. Pt·11·
lncav1gha dru,·e 1n a carel"r-h1gh fi,e runs. 1nr lud1ng a
firs1 -1nn1ng grand slam for h1~ 1h1rd ho rner 1n 1\I O
gan1ei;. k·ad1ng lhl' Texas Rangers pa~I lhl• Hn~ton Rt·d
So.\ 12-6 ~·!onda} night.
lCl'lhO (iuantt•. S·J . p1tchcd four inning .... uf Onl'-hll
rehl'f. Soi.ton Staner V.'cd (iardner. 2-). SJl'l' up SC.'\l'll
h11s and SC\ en runs 1n J! 1 1nn1ngs.
\\'11h tv.o outs and none on in tht• lir\t. Raf:il·I
Paln1ciro singled. Rubt·n Sierra doubled :ind (iardnl'r
wal ked Julio Fn1nl'O 1ntcn11onal1~. Jnca11gl1a h11 lhl'
ne;\t pitc h for his ninth home run and third carcl·r gran<l
slam. It v.·as lht• first grand slam fo r Te.\aS 1h1s St·asun
and Inca\ iglia's fi~l hit 111 12 career at-hat' aga1 n~t
Gardner.
Tl1ers !, A.tbletlcs I : In Dt;·tron. ('hl·t Len1on
singled 1n 1ht• v.1nn1ng run 111 the ninth 1nn1ng and Pa ul
(i1bson and M1ke Henneman. 6·2. combined o n a !Our·
hitter. l:A.·tro11 has l\'On tv.o s1ra1gh1 after lo~1ng 10 1n a rov.•.
\\.'h naker lt•d off lht• n1n1h "''1lh a single on· Gent·
Nelson, 2-4. 1\lan Tran1mcjl sacrificed otT R1r k Honl'\·
run nnd Trac\ Jont•s was 1n1 en11onall) v.al~t·d Lt·mUn
then lined a single lO right and \Vlutakl'r scored ea'>il)
before Jose CanM:co·s throw.
Orioles 8, ~1arlners 4: In Balun1orc, Pete 1-larn i!K'h.
1-2. allov.·cd eight hits 1n 8111 innings and v.·atked s111 in
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pleasure or working 01l 1nto a 1resh
leather mitt and cur1ng.11s pockr-1
w11h a snappy game o r pepper. Ho w-
C\'er, Nate now v.·antcd to play catch
e\ cry day. Long ago. I vowl·d not tu
sit at his high 'M:hool graduation an<l
regret ne\'er having pla )'ed v.·1th hi m .
but I had no idea where thal v.ould
lead.
1n the marching band or o n the
'dl.'bate team. But one of the final
games o f1he t«-ball season changed
m) hean forr,cr
console tht'1r de¥as1a1cd offsprin&.
Bui as the boys and &iris c.ame
running off the field, the first thine
Nathan s.a1d was, .. Whett's the
treats'.'"' All the kids were laughina.
Not o:nly did he enJor baseball, hr
adored n. He slept in his un1rorm on
n1&hts be(ore games. No1h1ng mean1
more to him than throwing. catching
and, csper1all )·. ba111ng.
Na1 c·s tcan1 v.a ~1 n ">l"'('(l nd place.
pla}1ng thl' undet.-:1ll'd fir\t -pl:tl't:
ll't1n1 . H1~ ti:am v.a\ duv.n b11 o ne
run going into tht· bottom otthe la~t
1nn1ng b ut had tbc t:1-,1 at-bat The
first kid singled. The !K'rond
doubled. Sc.-rond and third. nobod}
o ut. Nate v.a s on deck. The part·nts
"'cre going nuts.
Most of the time, w1nn1ng 1s more
t'un than Jos1n1. But when playi ng -
w1n or lose-stops bei ng fun. 11 has
bee n tr-ansformcd rrom aame to job.
All the moralists have m issed the
point. It isn't whether you win or
Jos.:. And 11 isn't how you play the
game It's JUSt playing the game
like most parents, I ha\e wrestled
with how to 1each the values o f
v.·inning. I found 11 easy lo keep
perspect1,·e un11l a coach from
anoihtr team purposely tnpped m ~.
son v.h1le he was tf')o1ng for a pop
fo ul. .o\nt1c1paling suc h an 1nc1dl"nl.
I used to pray that m) kids would be
But the nt·.\t kid hit a ro uunc n,
ball to the shortslop Both runnt·rS
blind!} touk olT T ht• tOalht·s·
!K:n:.:irn \ v.rrl' dro"nl'd 1n the d in
and confusion r ri p lc pla}. End of
gamt'. (rushing defeat
That simple.
So I bought a new glove this year
and Joined a softball team. We a~n 't
doing too "ell. and I s11ll hate to
lose. but I'm having a blast when big
bo}J> hit shots m) way at shons1op. \.\'ha1 fullov.l·U v.as a .,.,onderfu l
c<1psuh.· of.,., h\ I Ju\ e spons .. o\s the kid~ lined up tOf" po-;tga me hand-
slapp1ng. lCllrful parents prepared to
o\nd 'Ou knov. v.'ha1? I went 10 a
(1 1ants &anie recent!} and loved
t'\ cf) minute.
Giant margin
continues to
swell in West
From The Associated Press
Robby Thompson's three-run tnpl\· h igh hghtl'~ a
St'\l'n·run second inning as 1he San f-ranc1!•l.'O G1 onts
ralhed from a four-run defir1t 1u bca1 the '\t Louis
C ard1na!s 8-4 ~1onday night.
Thompson leads the National L"agui: .,.,1th nine
triples a nd is three awa) from the San Franl l\lO rt'lOrd
of 12, SCI Ill 1960 b\ Will ie Ma\'
Rand) ~!cC'an1efit. 1-0. "on.hi s tir\t n1a1or-lt·J~uc
dee1s1on. going J 1 1 scorek'"' 1nn1n!!-S 1n rl·fit·I .ind
allov.ing tv.o hits. Rich Go\>agl' pltLhed thrt't' 1n n1ng\
fur his rour1h save.
The G1an1s ha\'C v.·o n 21 of their la<,t 2"" 1!,aflll'\ :it
Candlesuck Park and 22 of Jl O\l·rall
\\'i1h 1he G i ant~ trai ling -l·l .,.,11h 11ne out 1n thl'
5l'COnd . Jose Uribe v.as thl' fir-;t o r eight \lr:l tght bat!l'fS
1u rea{h baSt· "'hen he s1nglcd ufr f l·d Po~er. !·-!
'i1aner Atll·e t-lammaker rcachl'd <.afcl\ 11.hen li rst
ba!M.'n1an Pedro Gul·rrcro p1cl..cd up hi-; i.:itT1lirl· hunt
and thre" late tr}1ng 10 fo rce I 'nix· at SC'('pnd
Brt'll Butler's single loaded thl' bases and ·r homp·
~n·s tri ple s1:orcd all th rct." runners ·\fler \\'Ill ( larl..
v.;i s v.alked 1ntl·nuonalh . Cand' \laldo nado douhk·J to
!M.'orc Thompson. · ·
Left-hander Frank l)1P1no rclit·ved anll Ernl"'I
R ili:~ greetl·d him with a 1.,.,0-run double l)onl•ll
N1.\o n·s s1ngll· ~ured Rile!! a nd thl' r.1a n1i. cln'l·J out
thl· 1nn1ng v.nh an 8-J lead
The Cardinals reachl·d Han1n1akcr for fo ur !irst·
inning runs. 1hrl'e on Tom Bru na nsk)'' I llh ho1nl·r
H:in1maker threv. a .,.,1ld pnrh v.nh Vince ('oli:n1an a1
third to score the: first run of the game.
In the botto m of the first. Butk·r ~1 ngk•d and <.cOrl·d
on Clark's double.
Jose Oquendo .,.,as 2·for+4 for S1. Lo uis 10 e'tend
his hnt1ng streak 16 gam~·s. the longest current \treak
in the maJors. He's 27-for-5 5 during 1he ~trcak
Els"''herc 111 the Nattonal Lt·aguc ~l o nda~:
A.stros 6·11, !\lets 0·3: -Cilenn Davis. hi 1 a '"<.,
run homer to cap a ~1\·run St'cond 1n n1ng and Rob
Knepper .,.,o n his fir-;1 ga n1c <;1 nce .\la ~ 29 as 1hc
Houston o\\t ru~ beat the :"oev. York ,\.h'I\ 12-J 10
co1npletc a d oubleheade r swt•e p o n ,\1o nda~ in 'l'"
''o rk
In 1he Tirst game. Jim Dcsha1eo; all O¥-l'•I t.,.,o h11~ 1n
eight 1nn 1ngi. and combined "uh Larr} \ndcr .. cn 10
beat the .\IL'IS 6-0
The .\s1ros had 14 h11s 1n lhl' 'iCcond j1an11· paced
b~ fo rml·r .\lei -\le' Trl'''lno's J-for-4.
Elsewhere 1n the Natio nal lt•ague Monda' night.
Expos 5. Braves !: In Mo ntreal, Jeff Hu.,On . JUS1
rel'3Jl ed fron1 Indianapolis. h11 a 1v.o-run double to kt'\
a 1hrce·ru n fourth 1nn1ng and Nl'l\On San10 ,t•n1a
ho mcrl'd as the \lontreal [\pos defea!t•J lht' ·\tlan1a
Bra,es.
1-l uson v.as called up fr on1 the E'l>u". C'la\s .\,\·\
tea1n on Sunda) to replace sho nstop Sp1l..e {)\\.en. 11hu
sus1:11ncd an ankle 1nj uT) against C1nl.'1 nna11 .
Phillies 4, Reds I: In Cincinnati. Ken l'hiv.l'll
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after 1,050 appearances·
Rose's lawyers claim
attack on Ohio courts
Evans finds adjustment
with a new role difficult
1y JOI KAY -.,.... .. "' ..
CINCINNATI -Kent Tekulve.
who rtlicved in more pmt'1 than
any other pitcher in major·lcaauc
history, announced his retirement
Monday. effective immediately.
Tekulve. ,2, Mid he had trouble
acccp1lna his diminished role as •
middle reliever in the Cincinna1\
Rtd1' bullpen. His pilchina reccnlly
also had sUJfered -he Wits 0-3 wilh
one save tnd a ,,02 camm. run
a\'crqe in J7 rcllerappcannces this
~tcalOn. ,
The Reds sianed Tekulve as 1 frCl'
t
qcn.t ovtr the winter. e11pec1ins 10
make him • te1·u.p man atona with
A.ob Oi~c ror bultptn ace John
Fr1nco. Dibble ha• pten the ma· ljof'hy or the '*'°"'• lavina Tekulve
10 pitch middle mid'. .. My role on 1hi1 e:tub went down
tome from whal wt e1;0tettd 11 1he
1tan oflhe .. .,..;• Tftulw aid, n
1 ... temcnt releuld b)' 1~ tetm.
"Aftn 111 lhOM )iCln ofbdna in the
mlddlo or lhi'!.-. I ...,.., tojoyina
bti11 on "'" '"""·" T1ie _,,_,... pidlcr pla}<d
• ~ role at IM. bUHpen Kt on
lht 1'11.......,. Plr•ln' 1979 cham·
pionsh1p 1cam. sa.vina thrtt games
1n the World Series against Balli·
more.
Tekulve came up in the Pira1t
orpniiation and was promoted 10
the majors durin& 1he 1974 season.
He was traded to f'hiladelphia in
198'1 and v.·as rtlcakd by the
Philltet after lait lit'ISOn. Tht Rcdi
siancd Tekulve ~fore 1hi1 SC"ason.
The riaht·handcr fin ished with a
94-90 car«r record whh 184 saves
and I ,OSO relief apptar1nccs. He surpe~ Hoyt Wilhelm's previous
record or 1,018 career rtlicfappcar·
ances on April 17, and was ncarina
Wilhelm's rteord o( t,070 total ai>-
pcartntu by a pi1chcr.
Tekulve's rc1iremen1 an·
nounttmt".nt surprited Manl&('r Pete
R0tt.
.. He dkln"t ~vc me 1ny inclina-
don,'" ROIC 111d ... , had no idc• ht
Wll eoil'll 10 do it."
lllow dlnU 1ht lllC'dl" nosedi~ Y<C1 1 .. ,, In Ttlculw't d«l•I°".
A.td:t hlw Ii• p'9,.ers on the
ltOblod 1111 Ind"°" lool 22 oftllelr
1111 )l -Ui111 10 dlint pll<'t ia lht Na1ional l.lllilut Wtt1. nine ....... bohind So• ,,,,_
• ly JOHN CHAU' ANT
OLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) -Pett Rose's law£r1 said Mo nda) thnt
~is suit btlongs in a incinnati rounroon1 and 1 t ba5t'ba\l':t; aucrnrn
to move it to the rederal levtl was a "'thin!)· vcl attack" on O hio
courts.
U.S. Dis1ric1 Judge John D. Holschuh had 1ivcn the a11om cys until
noon Monday 10 file final briefs o n wh y Rose'1 caK apins1 Com-
n11 ss1oncr A. Bartlcn Glamatti should ~ returned to Hamihon County
Comn1on Picas Coun.
There wms no indication when HolKhuh may rule. But late ~1onday he Kheduled oral arauments in lhe case for Thursday 11 2 p,.m,
"The.rt is no ~•10n 10 rewri1e the law of frdcnil j urildlC1ion. Pt1c
Rolt"'s motion to remand lhould be 1ran1td and the mcritl or this caw
should be addrtlkd in 1ht 1111c. court rorum in *hich Pete RD!K filed
this ac1ion," 1hc bric( Mid.
Bascball'1 a11omeys. in a bntffilt'd with Holschuh last Wednctda)',
said lhe case should be moved 10 the (nkrtl sr1cm bcalust the
Cinc.1 nn1ti Reds and and m-.;or leque blscbal arc included u
dc(cndants. Under a lqal principle known IS d ivcnity o( chittnsh p,
such a move can be pennh.S wh¢n parties involvtd in a suit arc from
different s11tcs.
Bui Rohen G. iachter of Cincinnati. oat of ROK'• a11ome~'1, st1d
1hlt becau1e bltcblll aftd the A.~t weft "'Olliio ci1iu:ns rnr d1vcnity
purpott1., •• 1he federal coun l«tted juriadie1ioa.
"A«!Of'dlntly. 1r 1ht Reels arc• ~ '*" dtrend1n1 or if mejor
ataaue batcbclll Is 1 proper PIRY ck~nl. ._ r.n bt no rcmo\'ll
In ihis cue. Uftdcr ,ovemi .. law, tll doubtt m• be resolved In ravor
of rcmartdina 1hl• c.aw to 11ate roun, .. lltOllt"t brier u1d.
In tit biitr. bllKbaU 1tao •id tM caM llleuht bt mo\'tG from
C1ncianatt ftOK's ho mdoW'n 1M wtltft he"'**"" dw R<'d!. 10 l\'Old
Pottibk bias in hil fa vor, •
l y ED SHEARER ,.. .. ..,..... .. ..., ....
ATLANTA -Darrell Evan\ s111l
has that bumin& desire 10 pla) ever)
da y. not to fill the role of a p1nch-
h11tl'r a nd pan-time .staner.
"I do n't know ir you really acccru ~it." hc said of his role wi1h the
Atlanta Bra'<"· "You deal wtth 11.
It's toujh 10 blC'k off and say you've
101 to be sa1isfit'd with what·~ goina on.
"I don't lhink you 1ruly ee1 that
way. You're always hop1n1 ma)·be
you'll aet hol it1 a couple of ball pmn and do .omcthina to chan.ac
tl. Thal'S Slill alwa)'S ln the heck Of
my mind. Thal could happen."
Evan,, at 412 the oldest plt)'cr 1n
lhc National u.,ut:. I• movin, up
bllCball•s all-time home run Ut t in
dM: tWiltlht or his carttr .
Ht hit IWO home nins 1n t11n1a·s
6·1 v;:s· ow.-tht Nc-N York Meu Su!*f, bk lifetime: totll to
409 lllid .. °"' ora tie (Of 2111
"'""' -Duk• Snod<f 11 407.
Hit nn1 !lllt1 '' fbrmer Chiallo
Ollll -liU)' Wilhamt. who '"' 4l6.
Evw A la •td IM: caror:r of
-.,.. .... ""~him ploy
... Ola .. C.-DAil Y PILOT/ T-.i., J&"'1 11, 1919
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eritage tennis
The do ubtt• ponlon or tht 1989 Hrril•BC
Ttnni1 C1as~le rs iChedUkd for the wttkcnds or
July 29 and Aus. S. Compethion will includc
im11's. womcn·s and mi•cd doubkt in A, 8
and C classn with a sptti•I nit~ for 1eams
lit 4S and over.
The: eotl • S20 per,;t'"iiitimli.••••--.-'
Bodybuilding Expo
The n1t1on's fillC!.t ph)'tiques rome to
Anaheim ror 1ht' 1989 Bodybuilding EA JXJ X
Championships on Saturday.
World bod)'buildin& pair champions Ktv1n
Lawttnce and Diana Denni1 will be featurnl as
lut$1 prtwnttrs and seminar spraktn in 11\e
101000 chan1pionship whic h attracts top pro. fes~onals from throu&hout the Uniltd StatC'I.
Unlikt' other bodyb ul!dina posinj t'•·en1s.
there is no preliminary prc·Judpng thminauo n
round. Instead, 1hC' win ner ls determined bv
al.Kficn« respon5C which Is measured wuh ii
sta~r·thl!.art 50und meter.
The: Disncyla n4. Hotel's Convention Ctn1rr hu been chosen as the official site for this
q..-lifyin1 circuit event whiCh bqiiis at 7 p.m.
Saturday. Lawrentt and Dennis will g1•t' a
fitness trainina seminar prior 10 thc e\·cnl at
6:45.
Divisions incllldc amatt ur and proft ss1onal
men's and womC'n·s. and bqinning 11 10 a.m ..
1 variety of ex hibits will be ofTtred. fC'1turing
port~arand -fi1ness I PJ)ll'el displayi and
exercise rquipment,
For furthcT 1nform1i"ion on the' e;enl ....,OnC' 37 1-0606, ' .....
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Invitational track
Oiymp1c sihtr medalist Rand y Barn«, thc wor~ indoor record hol<kr i nd IQ89 Athlt'llC
Conattss outdoor t hlmpion tn tM shot pul,
will lt ad I world~la1s ficld in tht J1ck 1n lht Bo-. ln••i1a1ional 1raclt and fit ld mttl Sunda),
Aua. 6 at UCLA·s Drake Stadium.
Tht mrtt will feature many top U.S. and
in1t rna1 ion1I 11h kteto.
Barnes shaucrcd tM ~vious indoor r«urd
by mort than 1 fool with his loss of 74-4\'0 at
lbt Sunkist lnvil1uonal 1n J1nuary tn Los Aol'k<. -
Fonntrly 1ht Pt-psi lnvita11on11. 1ht me<>t 1s bc~n& htld in Los Anl('ln for tht 12th /'tar. II
i~ winctioncd b.t both 1ht ln1ernation1 Track
fcdcration (ITF) and T he Athletic Convn~
(TACJ. .
Tlclttt• art no~· available 11 lhe UCL.\
cc ntral uckct offict by ca lhnj t213) 82S·Sl68
or throuah Tk~e1Master 11 I 14) 7~2000 or
(213) 48().3232.
Elks Open golf tourney
ThC' Hun1in11on lkach Elks Golf O ub will
prc's.C"nt tht' fifl h annual SouthC'rn Cal1forn1a
El ks Open Golf Tournamtnt at Milt' Squart
Golf Courie on Aug. 4.
All proceeds will go to 1ht Elks You1h !)rug
Awart'nt ss Program. Entrirrclo!iC Friday .
T_hc ·c\c_nt is o~n to all Elks. thtir 1adtt'~,
and guts\,.
.for_ mort inform1uon. contacl Bill Da•·1s,
18053 Second Str«I, Fountiin V1Ury
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lnd1\'1du1I p mt' uckrl• IOr all Ran1\· hnn1r
pmt'\ will so on \alt-Monda~. Irvine boxing
T K'kl'I• ma) be pul'\'hlW'd 11 1he Ram\' bot.
off.er a! Anaheim St11d1um or 1hr Rams' llCkC'I
offitt at 10271 W Pico Blvd . 1n Los AnJt:let.
and any TickcLron or T1ckt'lml5ter locauons.
Price• fo r 1nd1\•1dual gamc ticket\ are SIJ ,
Sl9 and S2~.
Ernie Ch1vr 1. a former ~ll·lt••IJt' 111·rrsihna
standout at '>''tstm1nst<'r H1&h. will bl' on the
f('atul'f'd e•·ent on tht ~1onday, Jul y 31 bc.l•1ng
card at th<' In int t<.111rr1011 Ho1tl.
In 1dd111on 10 f'C'IUlar !iC'ason p mrs apin't
NFC \\'rs1 Dt\•1s1on opponentl> San FninciKO.
New Orkanl> and A1lant1, the Rams .,.,ill hml
Jnd1anapohl>. Grttn Bay, tht' Nrw Yo rk
G1a n1.l>, f hcxn1" and the Nt w York Jt•t1.
Ch1,·ci. unbca1~n in fi vc profes51onal bout~
will makt his JO.round mai n &O drhu1 ap1n11
Daryl Colqu11t of ~ An&C'lcs. Colquitt has a ~-9·4 re«ord and fouaht 10 a
d ra.111 ap 1n$I R1ch1ud Agu1rrt ~1a) 2S a1 thr
~t arnoll.
T u:kct 1nfonnat1on is '''a1lablc by calhng 1hc
bo.\ offiC"C' 111 Anahcin1 S1adium (9)7-6767) or
the 11ckt1 officr (213-277-4748).
New CWA chapter
Boating Jubilee
Tht Amtnclln Boating Jub1IC'e '8~ Ix!'"' Fnd3) for a 10.day run at Shoreline Vil agr
~1anna, Pinc .\>"C'nUC' and Shor('hnr r>n•·e, 1n
Long Beach.
The <."ahfornta Wa1..-rfo111I As~oc1a11on ha~
form«! a ™'"" South Coast Basin chap1cr and
is looking for help in rundrai.sing rfforts.
including 1 dinnrr at th,· Grand tlotcl 1n
Ftatured w1tl bt SOO.pl u~ plt'a~urt boats,
po111cr and uiil; 130 1n tht wattr. !ht' rtst,
primarily trai lC'ra ble po ..... ·cr boau .. in shore d1~pla)s 111 1hr adJa\rnt m1nlK' park. s11c: will
range from 8-foo\ 1n na1ablcs to 64)..(001 lu.\u~
)acht~.
Anahtin1 on Aug. 24 _ ·
A ll proettds an: sprn1 1n Cahforn13 to
impro\'t nesting and 111 in1cnn1 hab11a1 for
ducks ilnd &<'l"!toC'.
If you can help. JO•n thr South Coau lb~1n
committee n1«:1in' on Monda) at 7 pm at the Ho..~·ard Johnwn s confcrt'nce room. 1 J80
Soulh Harbor Bl vd., -'n11hr1m. dtn-c11\ ac1o~s
fron1 D1snerl1nd. ·
For add111onal in formation. call Jack S1n11h
CWA RC'&1o n11I Fundra1s1ng'. Dirn"tor. ai
968·7891 or 9%-IS02.
Thr houl"'i an" noon·8 p.m. 111ttlr::da)·s, and 10
a.m.-8 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundly1.. Ad-
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and undtr 6 free. Fri."t.' adn11ss1on ocltrt\. s,ood
Fni.111~. Jul) 21. and ~tonda\ through Fnda).
Jul) _4-28, are availablc from SouthC'rn Cali·
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From Nonh Or•nge County
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
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deck•. lrplC, new Befber SEAFAtRE. Dr•nd new 2 1,.., lfplc, itove, .... 1..,11e L•ro• deck. clot.a I() 1 i--alo lk 1 •• I-------""""~ Crp1 & paint, Qilraga Mltr BR. IU:llU"', ••lid, .,. De8Ch, wl car"""\ 1165. PIO _,. ·WI o .Y MIF 2~35 reepc>n to 9'W
$1,800 4g7.1a-47 guardld $2500.650-2820 •,n,l ranca. 1malt yl •d, mo/leas.a 494.'fc)]g & ~ac;n l 3SO/mo Qu~ cielll 3B1 CO.lilf;;;;p;;;;;;p;;;p;;;;;;;;;;,.. 50/mo •MC ~8-1827 1100o.c>o111 875-8509 Meu name. w/O 1350 mr;s;; 2.00 •-~·o•~ ll06 ~lk!d! 2169 VIEWOFBCH •M ... Verde lgquie13BR N!Wpon:lf«h 266J wESTCLtFF Fu1n----;n;: ·'1 u1ll & des> Cal ok BEACH .. HMlttl <:Nb" ---- -CYla 2br l ba. I car ~ar, 2BA. lrplC, lg cloMll. dDI -I 3/4BA. p11¥enl. wld Prof David. 646-2122 anytime Racq ball poo1e.
3 br 2 ba. Lltlle BalDOa :~~~~~~~~~~~~ S97516t 1~?: 722·7 78 gataQe. d/w, el!CI Patio, •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• j lem l'IOn·Stnllf $360mo • NB ·H~ 18R w/sundeck oar. din ~~~ IOI' ltland. Rernoc:HNd W1fY llM"'-H evn l 1095No Pel1640-2495 •GATEO COMM UNITY •, l 125 MC dep 64&-3524 1n DNU!lf\11 3BR nome ''Hotel'' Cti.ap price
nloelyt Yrty !MM. N-pet1. _, ti Ill UIYH. w11o. to ocn POOi. tenrna 17g5,ooo 802-812-3770
n-smoking . Reis. reQ. 2BR 2BA 1ownhoma. Santa Ana Helghls s550imo • d9P MoDI .. 2BR 2BA 1500 111 w1go11 Hottls Mottls 27 t P1of 1erna1e S4 SO • 113
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3 ~--3-tM:-l"ark 3 earl, malntenilt\Ce Incl Solry, Win Dinner F0t Two! 110t'agfl AH main! nic:i1 $147 00 ,..... & up '227 orataa Furn ~I rm t11~. Dily view, yrty No pel1. 644-0509 ~a--BlllJ Sorry, No pets 644-05091 Nwpl Blvd. CM 646-744 ~ lt'lci uui & wkly
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1BA beadl coltlO' on to sch0011. 11350/mo lal)oa ..,.._,. 673-2747
the bay. 2 car gatagti, IN. No Pe1s . 850-5600 tNnd 2606 TneM 11\r.chve APll I••· *Wlll lllT llln•1 •Slllllll IPllUL • lrplc, 11t m1Jor 1p-'"'lllllTf-'"I lure pool. t p1, p1 1v11e EXCLUSIVE BEACH l"UNTINGTONBY THE NtCE APT . °""" room, pllances. DOCK FOR 18' n __,. 2BR 2BA upper, newly ,.,.. pe:~1 O< detkl, garage COMM UNITY SEA Fl\/ PARK near lr1n1ll""y lo.llcll
BOAT. 11275/mo. yrty 3Br 2BI llM, gar. lrg yd . decOrlled, $1275/mo In· or c11porl 1n I Daeutlf\llty 2BA 28A DIY v ...... ' M•C•O V.cauon D"( Ille ocean p11v/1aunClry Bacio. Bay ftlll•I Mft
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11 BLOCK TO BAY. 3BR --1 :;;,::;;::::::;;;;;~;;;;~=I 142-1424 CALL 118·0111 818-952-1040 I ,...;;;;.;;;==..;,.--1-===-"="'"'" l BA nou14t · patio laun-2BR.2BA.Newlu.w;ury ap1111 I'! ~
dry 1 c:arg;r 51500/mo av1l1 6/1. Reservations hfboaPmtnsulai 2607 CHEERY-FURN STUOtO 2BR 1BA remodeled PV'I llllfflCWflHljCommerdal BuWness\l/ant'H 2906
,,1y·1,.. Agt. 073-<'93 ·~~s:"gn''.''",,~,,""~ tBR "oe""' Ao< 50 tt S5151mo . '"°' 1"" gH 1"'" & •'"'"" o•w w-i "'""1' SOSO & R.E. S.0./Rrnt -lfT•lfT1 BRAND new 3Br 2B• nee1 from bl'f'. S7!.01moyear1y & water Near inopolng p1110 encl ge1&9@ f\10 ~U ~ 642 385o ! Win Dinner For Two!
Ba)'. Pikr.g, lndry. stove. ~~~~oc: ~7;.~~1Hosp. ulilllle1 1ncludeCI Call _6~5330 le1Vlt mso p:;;.~~°! 6~~~!47~t 1 P ------d Bu5lne1s /Off/ce R27e6n9t ;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;=
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Cor-• ~ -22 g••. wld . I)() pell. Sl, lOO ' · ' · & l•unory fac1111y $525 Incl No pets 5'5·4855 2 rm1 av1 ~n HB 1325 & <:rni 01 Westc:llft & lf'llM IM,111111 T.I.
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FURN MJI*' 1BR Ouptex. sac.9 l8-285-0223 •1 .. 11110• a f el C 1 11 J 1 Y) Futl tal"llCAl buil(llng. )'Ni's. 714-190-2°i22
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•.1&111111 Olltn * I Riil llT&Tll MESA VERDE 2 BClrm. 2 l).i ..... •••ell! I Cl a p ca j I I( I'. n Parkll\O MO-MO -MC. Anncu'Kemtnts 1'20 sORs" ,::=~1:~tC ' YIEW l•E 3 BR. 2'.'t BA, p11v•I• 10-13 19 l>drm1 wl ratraat oM Costa Mesa 2624 oath upper/4 pie•. New Full kltc:tlen. )'fl)' laasel' 9 6 6 -2 1 9 9 I e Iv el Call SCOTTI 548-2794 4 In IMtt ltl see•
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f \l)Q, Irvine. Brkit o.k. G1ubb & EMla Reellora tse. Call M1u1aen White 5 MINUTES TO BEACH• 'JBr 1Bs. Golf Cou1se s75•4630 C I I p 644-6200 lor Appl lo lhow Re/Max Vl-Deck, quiet. 1enn1s BEACH 1 BLOCK Latge * 1•~ f -• 2 ommerc 1 tOpt'rty IEWWllU ., .... , t·:xpt.'1.1 lht·IJt'SI.
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Open S1t1Sun 12-5. 2 18 Bedro1l1n, RetM1.w; ol V 2BR. 1850-$725 TSL MGMT 642-1603 y11)' 631·7200.6'S-!68~ ltilftlts. Qlo/Retoll naw bldg I ernved on Jut)' 12. 1989.
BEACH SHACK. 22 1 34!h Ji1S1T1lna s I 759-9070 ' lrvlne. Rl1r1 559_9,oo V~BR. 1900 . • Md welgMCI In al 5 1ba SI. 1315.000, 873-1443 G11/w1r pd Pool. gar. d fw NW'Hlrbaf& Adami. 2 Grann'I' Apt. musl be a....n.1..i. 200-1000 Sil Win dlvkie 1\.tou. 18'!J inchilrs long
Besctlfront, prvl ro•d 11& IMJH YMl•t 642-S073•650-6069 BR. I BA. g1rage w/Cl yrs ok1·. gaotleman prer v-.... _... Av•ll MrlY A.yg. 6Tl-9201 et Fountain v.-y Ae-*Ull UY1Rll1'* lBA, c;onvert!Dle den 2 BR 'TownhOmel wi1n up -nllup, no pe1s 2868 B New 2BR, 1BA. n-smlo:g. --•II -glonal l1oapltal. Fount~ Exqulsl!acontemporsry 2BA, dt>I g1rage 1 1995 10 1,820 11!. goll C:Ou•M •BONUS ~Big <-Beautiful Hlt:kOf)' 1735 '32-7767 no pell l 7SO 646-2!>6' ,.._. ... ··-Vlllley. My Mommy and
1-ne. Anesi decol', Sea Lian Riiy 5?3•5354 views. lfplcs, w/Cl hkupl, 1 & 2BR Apls Eu111de -_ -----UJ.... 600 or 1200 s/f. 887 W Daddy """"" me •·-·•
m --alev•tor,ptlmeNord loc. 2 C 1oc•BBO.tl\dryrm,p1tt0. Nwpt ec:rou the !l•eat PllllllllfUllf rtlfllU..., 19th .CM Agt 54 1-!.032 .-_. llJIYI,.._ IQpler&lllpS:l.050.000 -••yt(W -. a/C:. -catettc:hg•r all Q&rltQ«I C•bieavt $635 & Sngl M 2BR. tr plc, gar •STUDIO. w te & co:rw ,.at111 ... llww P ramod Shah. My
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Spactou1 3 BR. 2 BA. ca-1 _ _:~·~-·,,-,,,-,=~-1 BR home. o•r•ge Bk.oltt Cond 1a 1 lrvina A...-• 1 720_9,12 21 .. n ,.en tW,.. . omc. a.ooo sit Avatt 0.00,,., PrtlmOd Shal'l 11re
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room, dining roo.m. 1 new WlTtaFaHI ... I grsenoau 3BR 2'•BA. We§l:field HWPlllT Htlm •STUDIO. lg tower 1na.oe 111h co.11 MM& •i'-3094
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OPEN HOUSE SAT 1.5 age, no dog•. Av•1I 811 • new lppl Avail immed Poot11pa Gsrage o• 5696· C~~ 631-1266 un•I. nex1 10 tieecn 1i':'~:::~~~~~ ... ·1 ••r99 r .. r cir-i ...... 1n ooor on the Dirth of 'fO'J1f
2368 BAYFARM PL . Wiii HPLll $725 2316 S•n•e Ana Av · 723-0352 780-8618 c:arpon. Sorry, no pe1s IEWNIT lllltfTI s p • c • p 1 r i. • n g I BLUFFS NB AREA Fem 1780/mo 12.tO Logan DHutlful dfll.IQftl•.
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS 2BA 2BA w/lg 18R over enue. 213-431 ·3788 __ . 2Bdrm 1"•B• $175 N-9f l BA wllo•ml l dint SJ5th/Seasnor•. S900 preld To shere 2B• l8a Ave, Co1t1 M-. Rupal Prarnod Shari lQ 1111 douDI• car garage Fire-•• 2 Br 1 Be House ILIFFI TIWllllE 2Bdrm 2B:a 1800 iraa , O/W. oall ceDlnets •DELUXE 20 A 2BA lo-• on nloe Quiet cvt-i>e-sec DAYS 540-9352 From all of US
• piece. Ille bathroorn W I 2 c;er gaiage lerge 3BR 2'..,BA, patio. gar . 398 W W1tson 631-5583 quiet loci Lndry lac: 1 Dup•e~ N• lido Vonage 1370/mo • ulil 6!>0-460& lnduitrl•l-Com"*'ci•I •1 the o.lty Piiot.
t ,I (.,~ ;1 I I J\J ~''.'\ w/jac tub. Bolh units In yard 788 Joan~ 5950 sec alarm, S t4751mo ---------pool Sngl adll No peti Frplc, 2 car garage. nk:e -J2.
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, '\II'\'\ grul c:ond, $419,000. mo S..0-T9Ql . tM. 759·7004 Blu coop. 1 Bedroom $655 5695 Cui! 11 631•1266 patio, W/0 fl ltup, S1100 P•OI r'l-amk1 Fem 35 • 1n• 1 ....... ltf ff '9ifs LliiiJ .... WlmlLTI · PENINS.., ..--effbh24 1ww11soo 63 1-0960 YIWltlTlll 2BR.1BAnH 1nCoM.NB-CMsrM.NowLaulng
Hlll ltlfl•• 111-41•• *LllllY-* UL . c BR •. ,,, --· 'NEWPORT HGHTS Bec:n. ll" •112 \•110 . pello. $575 . MC PRIM!PROPERTIES
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Ne'H give you the OOWn In Fri Row, bay vu. E..p.ndad mo. Agt Jonnl 845-3883 , pool S2.750 540-0220 Eve 557.7555 lrvlna Ave irA 720-94.,2 Nr Fashion t1land Frpk:.
exc:hg ror e lh•re ol own-3BR • 2',',BA .. FR. 2500 Charming Eutskle 3BR HAR VU HILLS . remodel 2BR l 'llBA lownhouse Sunn)' E'S)de. 2 BR 1 BA. pool e vall, tnd•y No Pels
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DELIVERY ershlp. You meke lhe all. on.-ol-e-kln<ll Call 18A. big yard, dDI gar.I •BR, nowd t1oo11, nu i lyle Prime E'SIDE fo· p11vate gar1ge & ~•rd. 5g501mo 640-19 11
mthl)' pymt1 & we share 720-1704 OwneflBkr lrplC. wld hkupi, deck., ll.11c:h & p1lnt. yara S2.850 c; 1 11 0 n s 6 5 om 0 1800/rno Near 1hop1 & vERSAJLL E·L•rge-18 r'
spprec; You receive $1 150/rno.131-4358 10CEAN FRONT (winte r 759-8242 scnools848--'S31 pantnouse I" Quoel lo·
~=-~~~~~i M~:: H3e':'2~:r. ~= H~: OllTA IW lllffl ~.~ely lufn. •BR, trplC 2BR 1795. New carpel & TIE SPILL! ~:°.~~111~~\e'!0 ~~
957-6002 Oys, Ev. Wk nd1 OoNnfClty Nghtl view. TLAAGE Upgradad 2BR LIDO AREA Furn. Sec: paint. amllll gard«I petio 2BR wl;sr. blt-1n1. lnc;d yd ,,,,0 IN 644-721 1 Ag1
POAT Anc1vt$711K545-7959 2-ABA 2 story. 2 p1t10s. bld9. pool. 28R. 2'ABA. Garage av•tl •4Br 2B• wlpalio 636-4120 1-5PM ~ ~~FRONT counlry II.lichen. pool. VUI 13500 condo St 150. S.8-9720 2619 Sanl• An• ·r 1735 WEST CLIFF Lrg 1 Br
NEAR naw CUllOl'TI con-.~ _!!." ~.' teool1. 2 car gwage. No CLJFFHAVEN grell '119WS, Upgraded 28R ,...,,,, stove Trt-M e·slde Twnnm 3B• ~.'"g*--~· "'."' .. ,,".'",'.'.1·
3 t>d lnciud _,,,o ............ ...,, · pet1 or llnOklng. 1 1100 •BR.poollspaS3.500 parklr'lg enc1Pst10 · ,.. · .,......, .. lemporary rm • BA. hupa y1rd, Dall Agt 87!>-4112 BAYFRONT Lg. dock. turr'I .., tat' SI. ,,,·,Imo J B•, 2 c;ar gir N-smllrt Now·S750 mo 673-0640 Ing PCl!lng vleW mu1er a .-. ..... 1 962 1424 .-. " 233 16111 P1 Avell tmmecl! --------.iii• with rlrepl•c• & Pf . ...,,... • "-. CUTE E'IM:M 28f 28•+ 2 BA. 2BA. oan, lrpl, ler-731-3488 9Vef\ll"gS $1375 ~sec 835-0705 West NewpOrt 1 !wuse IO
balcony ~den Q9e1'11 J M PETERS 2BA. 2BA 0.-den 11'1' di 1 • rilee. S4.750 ---• Duch 3BR. 2BA, yrf)o 10 .vlv1te rooftop Otclc teched llOl.IM. 2r,1 old. 0 ' · ~:.. n.'..m. ,•~un·; 2BR upper. ,,.,.. crpts. 1 1.2001mo Ave11 MIO-
•. ••oo,000. OPEN 1t/Sun >A>ry• r~..'.... --.:.,!·~ r /t.'j ·--IM. drapes, P•lnt lrn:I ll•f .....,..8 ... BllU J"ly. Bk1 842-3850 w11n sp•. Landec:aped -, ' 35 G I ,,.... -.-. .......... ,..,._ "" 2867 Hlc;ll(""' l695mo -.;;:; u -;~'--=~I c;o r ner lo c at lon • · ilflna '"" 1 1115 .. MC.845-8599 Wl-1111·1400 v•r YEA~RlY 2 B~DRM, tBA,
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2 ::JO a.rn. -.'$:30 •.m. St 295000 854-5411, By owner 1 ,_ 498-1936 anytime , ' ' WTW l.M. louPLEX • 28R 2BA 751·9•83 atter 5:30pm aPUTlllm DUPLEX gsr:1•· laundry.
I .....,..119n, lie. MWl•flltllTI 3BR 2BA twnhrne dpl•. balCOl'ly. i;i•r . 1 blk bcl'I. •2BR l'llBs. pallo, gar~ Spafkllng cle1n. l•rga ~~.1.!:~73:;2~
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lllAlHl"S Ju•t Hllld 28R home lormaldlnlng,lndry,lrplC, $1 100mo. 8,8-359·4539 age. DIW. cable.1aun0ry G•relen ep11. Beautlfully · __
631· l•OO w/bonu1 rm. :Z cat gar-2 c;ar garaoe '/"d. )(Int or 714-873-4554 room. No pell $875/mo l1nd1csped ground• 1,,,.....,,-..,----·I
673-6900 age.lglo1tobuttdcus1om COl'ld!Nopets 1050mo OR S 5 38R 645-6662or650-2318 Pool &1pa,p11!01/dec:k1.l ~-.R-.Os l'IOma .... In gr .. ! •rH or . . F LEASE 122 . .. Sf"'
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b 1t.rn.· I ti a.rn jsA·r & Sl ';\j ) 760-3600 Nawpof.I, S4l•.500. Curl n 831-1286 , oar t naw c:r,o,t. 347309 *••IA"""** g•rage Of c1rpc.-t ;,~ .. -... ---.. ·~:;:;;~-.-""~~I .... """1Ln EASTSIDE Da1Ull9 3BR Palrk:a. Agt. 5 -· 3. •2850 HARi.A AVE • ~=:,m :~ Rooms 2706 Ylr1 1022 ll•-•• :Z'A8A2SICM""Y.FlrttPL.C..1 C·21Prof.551-7000 A ·-•'I. 0 .. 101 0_0 •• ,, tOtEl!l"S< 6'2 "'50 AR•',\~ \\.1\11 'Rlt" ...... ,..,,., ...... 300/mo. Fil --·-• • ... ~ ___ ::_ ____ ".:'. •1111'111TlllYTll •. ·" ·" .•. •41R2~1rg c;.,. Cod. Avail 1,15 Agt 675-4g 12 1 L 111111,~.. tBR Aptl modar•teiy IU aY p•-* So. ot Hwy se1s.OOO. MWPllTTllUll ~NewportCr•t •BR 2.,.,BA. prleed some 1utur• c:a-1 Bedroom se10 -· lluntlngtctn Beaeh
•2BA2BA', OoMrl Vi... fol CONOO ... BY OWNER E'SIOE 3Br 28e hou din. room, lam. room. dbl 1hedral ceHtngs, bi11Cony. :ZBdrm 1"•8• $195 1988 :14' Terry R\11 lorren1
$425,000. Ag!. 875-15181 3Bt :ZV.8a. gar .. eeclu<IMI 11050. 2BR 16.A houM owa;e. W/Ottk ~. OIW. garaoe. ''Like new & very 2250 VllflOY•rCI 540-9628 br ,,,. montn .., P•rll Costa Me~a. Founl.aln \!alley,
erM 11'15.000. •2 Big 1850. lmmac:ulale, gar.I poa14 oourt., 11950/mo. r,:tv•te." Pool. IP•. BBQ, w/gre11 fac:tll llff. Sec COlu Miu 1024 Dipper. N,!t. 730-0620 wld hie up. 848-2035 'TSL. MGMT 842-1603 Ill.Ind~. 111 • MC. flo Hunt ltadl 26 dap • 111 mo 53e.1319 &; ~ewport Beaell
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Md• CO.ti ..... lo--.. -on Nee eaclUded 1trMC CataMne-tpa. MC, AJC. 3 Country Mtllng 2BR 1 BA ~ --Wion Meny delulle fM· w.e1-r....,. St.100 5884571 cat ptil"g l4000722-8460 upstrt. carport. IQ cov'd HUNT BEAC"i tu•Mtled
IUfM. ·-to MM lut. 2BR, 211A, trptc, pool. MESA VERD£ 3Bfi 28A -balcony. 329 Unlverillly WW)'OU'11eto.t.ometNng Dadroom. lemala. 354.
'r°'" i.iir'ooo . .......,., 1155,000. 831·55111. home, 2 c•r g•raoe. *lf'T UY TllW* er •K. $795/mo _,_ 1700 •aN•oi.. 1dallltled edcan non 1mk•, pv1 oa1h. kl!Ch
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I °"~r~~:_: 1-s ~ 1225 Qut9' ,~. 38R. pool s 1475/mo yny .... uo L 21sl It c M WJ&1 PecMc VIW Dl"j Pfllf07i.tm1 lo bet\. Agl 875-4112
548-7001.. · · OcMr\ T..,... CM'llltfY II &mo, 1500 •ec •W --,
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'' 38R. 21A, quiet a1r.I. OUttlCour-.y cio..1oettope&i1Choo11. cerfMll /d ~lcup ':z car .-. P tlnclp•lt Only . !llm!'!r 1525 1745/tnoM0-72"4 pw1tinQ ws11oormo Ag1
131 0 .000 . Laave --875-4112
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HMdlhotl NQCWdt r .. c.I, 11 coulO make you 1173-8070 21Cl mlle lull & PI T R-d --• c II •EertyA.M.lhlft •I KA I L young •um•• Comp TOtal tlcht 24 HOUR RECORD-· • · Part 11me. easy work AM '°"pr. rq , n-., .... r. • 'Muat h•ve reliable ••r•BAlntlT ~~!!:,,"'1on'". v"•~1-1h & PKk1si1. 1575. Prol. tNG.991·21137 OLlllUL161Mft, 494·2290 or PM. No exp. MOH•· Eva760-11&&6 vehlcitandlnturanc41 I •111111 ~CM 1175.u'~~ ·1 prepared by Cynthie heuty ILITllllQIPPTY ll1Yll ~~4~~r1l._L_ ~8..~nui. UllTUllmf 'GoodSalary& lkw llNll, very nice, nrN • · ' Hutfmen. 21l-M2..f100 UILlt., ..,llT Wllh medlclit iuppty co Needed todrlVeco. ventor • .:1.o1 _Of FIT-work '°' c ~ mfo of MllMQ9Peld 1 SN tacmty. Borderline ot
LOST DESERT TVRTOISE No.t Jnlervtewlng atylllll, Pwsoneble mature per: local lemonade co. FIT. :!8c~~~ !:' =p, Ilk archety equip: 5-45-4178 ' Cotta M .... PIMH c.11 !~=~~:=:~~~18/21 vtc. ~ V•~ manlwrlats& aulalantt. son. Must be 04'ganlied W ·Sun , 8am-2pm . · WMltl42·'811 ! M-F, 10-6pm. S.it9!30fl1
,OUND MREDALE C.M. Had pet !or 0\191' 20 Localed In Newpor1 Hiiis energetic I be able IC $7.00/hr. Call2111-611!15 & 1111111. .,,... M•ch;u,-6A.M .• !I P.M. M·F I""'•"'""
-· ~· , vie: PrOl'nOrl• yurs. 549-1!154 . Centltf',., .J'or lnlo, cen handle a variety ol dulle• leawi n11me I l'll,lmber. For Comm't window cover· 9"11" • •• :i ~•:A~·~"~' ~-:••:A=·~"~· ·~·~·~-S~"~" -i-• MlchaetM0-9494 Xlntoffic:ealllltslncl.worc !NI t 9ci c I Growing H.B. lnstrumen1 -• .... ,.,_
lory pt, .B. 982-111&6 LOST OOG-REWARDl proCess-lno CALI ............. NA conr ~or,..,_____,,•t.U!.. mtg. need• CNC lethe l ·-· ~ ..,..... Gre)' & 81-* ahOrt hend 8Muty 1144-823& Iv ~ Tralfl for-lnduetriel Cet91'· ent""~fcbMN~a..~ operator !or Mor1 Seiki & NEWSPAPER I M 0 n d a y • F , I d a y
FOUND: BLACK i TAN, ~e!:~~~':!:~ml~j lllalllPll PllllllllYIUUI . . lngRts.HuntBch,lrvlne. be~9f11a. Call Jeii1c1 Muak machlnn. Mini· 1 11am-69m.Applydally11
beby Pug dog wlc:ollar. Harb gr & Wltton. Wanted. Wom11nto llW-ln. Accept'"G Appl !or tK-CLERtCAL NB Talent Tom, 148-1030 1-4pm (714)673-0760 mum 2 Y'"' e11.perienc. .1011 THE I 11am at Ml Cua, 2911 E
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122
•18721131-0323 private room, beth & Mngual, Japenese hair· agency '"k' rettabl•. Alao need 1et -u~ • 1TthSt CM 'ir•"•....,-•"------------.,;~·at;;"';;,m·.;°'; .... ;;;;,;';•__ d,.._ w/IOIM cllen1el. IMIU!'e person who ••· DRIVERS GENERAL OFFICE m1nlprogrsmmet 101 Wllllll TUI I =--·~-----Salon In busy JapaneM aumea rnpon. Wiit !talrl. 1 Per90t1 office. Phones, same macNnel. 5.7 yn I RMtlllJfartt
mal1!at area 982-0929 Gd potenlleJ. 720-7418 ~ping, bllllng required. expeil'. 7402 Mount JO) The N ber One Mewl-I NITllll l&lllEI 'PART TIME NEWPORT developer WANTED d:;~a:-:i~rl°!'~; Or., H.B.1141 -36113 peper U:::omoilonCOrpot· &m OMITAIL
' ' $2.30 per day
·'nwl'• M.L Yo'i' .-r lor
.... JO ... m!Nmum ~ ..
SERVICE
· ·D1ECTORY
. '°' ..... '""""'""'°'' CAU. 'rOOA YH
UIFllLlll •••••• ·---,._"8th_
la-4111
. BOYS 11111'1 GILS .-, F/Tlyp""" 000''" "'""''"· 751-78'6 -·T-I I -ollo" hn lmmedtoloi PIT. A"*''".,..,..'"" IU1U bright & w\Ulng to learn llWIPAPll llUYllY --• •5 apenlnga lor Crew Mao-1 4pm. A1k tor Marco
computer. Don 722·78fi2 11111111 2 operllnga In am. mtnlet aoer•. Applicant• musl, Carmelo'• Res1auran1 ruJ!vl,'u~:RILIE TIME CONSTRUCTION • Newport flt p erl en ce d . ca I I In Newport. 873-5520 ' be 't'9t)' NII-motivated! 3530 E. Coat Hwy. CdM.
Students 13 years
& older.
Earn $30-$100
per week-
selling The
Orange Coasf
Daily Pilot
If yo11 c·o 11 Wl>I k
3 h o11r s 11 1 ll1c
eveniny WP l1r1vc
a jol l for y (11t
Wifh hi g l1Bd l11111CJ S .
CALL EARL
498-3321
INTOSSDOLLARS l./PILntl •Belboli 962·8!159,lvmsg. MECHANIC VWI AUOL and creative. The abffltyi:
Wiii consider trelnlng. • Corona del Mii' 11\P WllTll Buay lhop. M·F. Ml1alon to relate lo teenaow• In.: R .. teur.,t
546-5100 Viejo AVERY FOREIGN working environment 11 el IOW HlllllG WORK AFTER SCHOOL OM day I*' week. eerly For lluffing envelopes. No CAR · e.nents. 582•23113 must. The uH ol a ven.1
ANO SATURDAYS GET· OlllTEI lllP/HLI AM. BEGINNING JULY experience necessary. · trucil with a lhetl. or lati ~i? ~~~~~T~~~"s~ FIT PIT.-Good starling 13TH. l)ependable car. FT/PT. For ewllcallon llllUL FlllT .,, wagon It neceuary. •FOOD SERVERS
PAPER. NO DELIVERY pay. Abraham. 631·9998 proof of lnlur•nce. end lnlormallon send NewJ>Or1 Beach ln1ern1I e DISHWASHERS Nll-add,.Necl stamped modlci••. 0u1•-, 1-lud· •••• Ull •EYI • PARKING ATTNONTS
INVOLVED, AND ALL -1111 lllf •••m M~-10 P 0 Bo '"' ... '"" ~ ... -voooo EARNINGS .__.... · · x 1ng; bll11ng. rec9911on. tll-Klteyama Aeataurant
TRAN S POAT AT ION •Paid to travel worlctwlde ...-NO COLLECTING 45119 , Dearborn, Ml Ing, a1c. 30+ hrs/wk. We oHer en eacellent 725--0777 rot appt. After -~B.OVJ.DE.D S AN •Ffee--r-mlbo..-d..on-ahlp 48l!!_ Sal1ry commenser1te guarantM of "''"00 .,.. 5pm call (21314119·1333
ADULTSUPfRVI OR. eNoexpr....,'d 540•3332 •••• •J1• J1ell ·--1 159-1600 ~ ~~~~~~~~ ..,.., ._.__ .......... -weii:p. · -kwhlleW9lralnYo1J.·;;;:
YOU CAN AVERAGE -_ ......... ....,. .. , OIUIU STllUT1 •lltO&l llOIPTlllllT Af\M training. your In-RNtaur1nt
CUSTOMER SERV REP . Work tor majOr oils co Front ofl!C8 pel"ionnel 11'1 ~:ne pot1tt1tlal 1' un· WU111/WUTIUI
tor bank card loClllOon. p I T work . S 1 5 n r Hun!. Bet!. Typtng a mu1t. lied. Wltl'I car 10 lltVIQ8 •lab-
Flex dayllme hra. Ouar llMPltllllT 714-645·1854 Insurance blUll'lg e11.p. Call Mr. Pnlttlpa I tithed rout•. $40·SllO
earning w /opp tor Est1blllhed genei:el con· reQ 'd. Xlnl oppty. Good 213-477•3163 Caah dally,
towth. No selling req. treclor IMklng CAREER HouMCIMnlng ulary. (714) 11~1 ·50&5 , Lerl'1 lltllttl
ust be a people person receptionist w111rong **WUTll** Nur9H'lg ~ 979-0747 w/nlce appre. Thia 11 a phone Piiis prof Image HouMCIMner1.. Imm opln •T PlllT1lll lllmD .....
FOR MORE perm position. Call Gene warm . per'°'1aUty. De~ Inga. ChOMI o-.n hr•. No PIT OR FIT. 3:30 • 1:30pm, 11 1n11....,...
INFORMATION CALL 548" 1255 peodablllty a musl con-• x p n • c . F u I I • -7:30am. PtuN Celt -F. Exp. FfT Newport Beach
$75
'OR MORE
(llC) IU·tffl A. P. Cray Marketing, 711 111uction backg~ound tlmefP..-ttlme. No taxe1 e Exp reqr'd 1n retail 10·6pm. Country Ctub boullq~. 844-4411.
W 17th, Sia G2. CM helpful. Non-smoking ol· or'"' wllhheld. Fantastic opportunltlel !or Conv. !149-30fl1 "'! ;...,= .. ~------1~~~~~~~~~1 11U ULP I~. Xln0t aelary and ben-•1114--1114* indlvldu111 lo join us OFC ASST NEEDED For!• ............. Ju lor .
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PfT.8emto2pm,!orC.M. • la. •II Lynds al DANA'S HOUSEKEEPING at ... ....,.._.... n women' Oell.642-5297 714-851-2211. PERSONNEL SERVICE. DESIGNER BLVD Coe1eM ... pl1n1co.Ap-1 ctpth•og store now as-i EXTf INC. A Wom1n'1 Ctolhlog' AC· prox 30f'lrs/wk. Nlamkt. in the N9wport Futtlon Permanent PIT. FIT pos-
l!lona avelleble for
cashier• In America's
most beau!llul garden
center. WIH train right
per1on. ApPly In perton.
aak lor Barbara Hedrlel!..
_. ..... -2301 &sn J09quln H.HI•
Rd .. Corona del M...-, CA.
714-640-5800
DENT AUORTHO ASSIST RIOR PLANT TECH. e LARGEST IN THE WES ceasory Store. Mgmnl LOIUI 1·2-3 exp for blH-lalancl Mall. Mansgernet'lt
WI WU'T Ylll 6'Jy ~~~Q ~ SINCE 19!6• background nee. Can· Ing. OIJtln Inc~ gen & aal8 appllcatlont now
Irv olc II .-1ng brtghl, necesury. Call Fosler• dldatu muat have xlnt erel. MCretary, clerical. being aoce9ted. Prlone
cheerlul Mii starter with Gardent,63l-6340. lllSllUPll Miff eb+llty. Very com-bookkeeping, goo Martannell«-111133
ROA . M-W-F 7-2. T·TH $6.50/hr. 8 hrs/week. Car pe1e11ve pay, and e tlex phOne lkHI•. AIR.' AIP. • •• -.. -llam-Spm. 79e-0777 or flllll.111 &relsrequlred.759-1 wotk schedule. c an C on1sc 1 Chrl tt _.._ •• 640~292 PIT . ...---..., BHch. M-F, --·-Mabel, 722-11122 831·6340. Msjor hotel gift ahol>S In ,~ .... .,...., --the Hystt-Newporter,
........ 9·2. 852-9995. For Service Station, flih· •WfllTOllTll Psrt Time we1ton Sou1h Coe11
WIH train. s.. Lark Motel, HfYll port Beech areaw/Smogl llll.llY/PertthH Plaza. Irvine Hll1on, M91'-
2274 Newport Blvd. IPIT, t'!o-' cletlv. Mon lhru LlcenM. ell benellta. . ITllllTS Ldlen ol Newport. We ere
COiia Meu M&-744!1 Sat, 2·5·.30 ....... 14 !3. Apply 2590 Newport Sec):/Recepl. Exp. pref d. • •• ._,.., looking for key pertonnel ""'"' Bl~ qo.ta MMe SelW')' neg. 1144·8722 · esw1YK to co"' our evening .... Lllmll 1n1111 . Open d•llY 7am·1 1pm. Contae1
Renee al 760-3071 or
2 41·0831. Psulet1e.
752-11B6or 863-3111.
-llT M1rketlng 1ecre1ary
wfe1rong Clertc.I sklft•.
10 wpm. WP. R·beM 6
m.,keOng background
helpful. Excellent aelary I ....., rtme, Mey~ AM btnefna..Send,,_...,...to;
or PM. No eap. ,__.. Hedtey Ekll~. 5010
•ty. HOUl"ly • Bonus. Cempus a.-•100, New·
642-4321 bl. 432 or -~ 12880
228. Wah tor beep, Uk -"-'~-~;.;,'• ~;:;.· =-10< c,,.,.,"' .... RllnAIY P /T
ptER OHi IMPORTS N.8. CwtOtMt MNI .....
eo.te MeM. Maint~ °'*"9d,metur11S1.1200
& stockc..,11 n..ald, HCURfTY OfflCE-mldnlgM-t:30em aritfl, 2 ~
nit•• wk, l4.15flr. W°"'forthebeetl
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Orange COa&I DAlLY PILOTITueld•y. July 18. 1988 87
iE.,.,~~-:·~~jsisl8~~,-~~~~~~60~1 4~'~"'~'~"'~n1n1~1111~~~604~'~'~°"'~"'~1oau~~~i10~1~1]Autos~~l!!fOIUd~~~~'~100~,.,~~-~D~.oo~"'~'~""~~,l05~~,.~~-~& -• tlOO Ni.JC N011C£ "8.JC ll>TICE NU: ll)llCE :; UllnllY ..... ILL t...o!We',.4ottMcutH1 24' LYMAN locMcs DOOCI, •~LAC 1M7• MUSTANG COUP . 1970 .ti! ~· and P9rli9• ACTmOUI ....-.. PM:TmOUllL1 •
r.--1,_ .. .........._ khtenst 2 blk, 1 ion,, grea1 C•1allnJ 6oat CREVIER BMW n ..... ~ t 1nttr.-1n 1t1epropoN11 " ..,,...ITAT'I...,. MAmlTA,_,. ...... -...,..-lllT/llTRTft 111 llT C 40 .,.. MM Mag ........_ XLN con-""" tlld Is by• corpor•t10n. Thi~ c--... .,. Thi--,.. plf'lg oenter delolll)p9r In -II ~~·Good lovtng hOm9 hfyMirV·l ,2 h.p.ln· ,,..,.50 W~ <Utl0n.~91'Ml·~eesi• m.,..,,.. of inror· CIOlng~.---..~.-~·
Newport S.tch. Mt.1st I ::: .. :. f:! -~ tlo•'4 64~~::,0 0 0 ~f:::.:., lmm•wllil• 8t.1rgt.1n4y m.,_. bf .. work. Good ftcer• .no C:"1 9IQl'I "' CiNTfR FOR P SY · ~alccHUS DEM)N , .. ,
h•Y9 OY« .. I computer & I' ... --...... 7S4-7724lt'lm, 157-e731 •CHARACTER BOAT • , I!!~ I I -1'ltJik' IMI'*· Cu11om ...,....._ 0 0 4 'f II 00 ob o . eor_,.,..t on Mr...n ol tM ICHOSOMAT IC ,HEAL TH , 5at111 An1 AM .. Co.1a .otd PfOCMl!no kf'OWI· .,.. • 1 -~ S t.1P•'1> c:on4111on M&-1 ~1 ""°PGl'•llOn-#Id wti.tf* 200 ~ c.ti1., 0.1 ..... w..a,Cllf tHV
.oge. Computet ll>(Hd-•etkt•ttlfll,....., POODLE AKC, white, 10 ... SHIPHOUSE'.. , I~:.. -~w1 (2MH l 048) Pr1v111 ""°'' ,,_ -ott1Cet 11'1141 Su!M 309. Newoot-1 a..c:tl. Otn M1.1fpn, F~ a lhMl••~•mu.t.Profl· .. , .. ,.. _.,,,eom.-Mom4 PSl'.OeTroptlyWlfl,..., l !lW', fltlWI perty 714.975.7g57 9'gn lftht bi4i•Dy•c-t· CalH gHflO O.lllCI Fowlllr, , .. , .....
clenl wlnt.1mb«s. CSJI I I f ... Dad. AH Mott, vet •xem· ,4000. 675-8161 , li'l."ll I 1 ~· "J1Citl" W I • ~ 4 I Y • , P\llJC fll)TIC( Ml'thlP Of • IOifll "9nlt.1t•·f 81110•1 Htrve y 1741 An1 A"', Cotti a.-,c.11',
Lat.1tle 11•175g.g531 ....... , ..... dtrM 1ne !tee $500. 545.443g lll __.•a-a• lll l~ _.JIJ 7 14·644 .... t\O ,tCTITIOUl~ll ,,.,, 11'19 ".,,_ and ta· Monti Cano Cltcia, Hwil-12127
Hon-amo•onooriloa ., ... ~· Tam 11pm 7d•ys _..,.,._._ u 6 1 -ar-Ol •1199"""11 pan-1ino1on BMcr1.Calli g2...e Thlt iw .. """' II cOf'I•
-· -l·--·~-··-~ ... --·l loaded, hrin di...tl, Ilk• .. \l\'-. r..:·r ,., ~i~I ·n JEEP SALE ... ITATl'.llllMT "*' MW! }ol:ol .,.,iturar•. 111 l hlt bu1ln••• II con· dueled Dy'~ Wld ..... um PIT ........ )., MuskMlnstrumMtJ new$150,000.875·g•eo 13•.3111 IEST IUL ~~n.::r.aonlll'• lh• tl!Od•• II • •ol•tOUCllO Ot 11'11nd1yidull Tn• t•glt t••nl 001'1•
'-'OfnlngS, e--•I ottlca, 111 ........ .., 6055 liill' I NEWPORT CHARlER P"OP<!tl0.-"1.P Of .1no1ne1 1 Th.I ••1;111tr•l'lt COM ·~ 10 t..-ll'l.lollci bi.191-
Real E11ete. cs11 Pet•. 1121 Mt 11...&-loM Yacht Cl'IMten "'"001111"'"41 "' IUA••llfEED! · ...,111y 1h•1 aoee t1ut1nH1 fntlOGecl 10 11anNG1 bo.111· ,,... ..,.n0w ..... nc:t1t1et.11 ~·~Hf 11 [G·~l'' \•• i~ 1111 2729 N Br1atol. St n1• Al'll , undtr 1 llcfilioul ,.,,,,.,the ,..... u"6tlr tl'19 f!ct•llOl.lt bu-name Of """* 75~-~ .. .,..:lliii 1111. --an-RONA WAY FOR WEEI(· ~~" •• "'p.,..~," Jt.1SI bflhg u• your a.11 ~~ 127~ y 7041 E blct th.ii tie '" tntl r..i n-ibu-l'lllfte °' "~ ~.l ... abOYe on Oc:100. l,
•• -~ ...... lrlO. 120I ...... JJ0 ENO. Charl9r 61a1._0f. J '"' t; J(l IJ" "4o< f 1 bOnalide Jeep deal tnd Covn~ Club u~, A r.,.i OI 11'19 bldOe< with I °"'8· l!ttad l bOva on JuM 10 11111
lllYm IT&Tlll ........ Art 34' Ct•aloCk. Pkg • •• , • •• I•' _ ... bell II! ,., ". .... '" l\SllOrl fOllOwi""Q tnowlnpl 111811 Ell9n Mutptly Fowi.t
.. ' I kl 875 7100 Hin. Celi! g2&01 "'OBA (t"' rlclll!Ot.lt .,.,...r : Sanott H•...... TNt atalem«ll .... nled lTT1116111 o.ie...... Planos&Orgwts .... Pl*"· -Jll SLEIDIS T~ ... bYt•ri••• ,, C:Orl· proVIOeo. "--· l'IO 111:-t Thll tt•t-1 .... !Ii.Cl •OtllhtCounlyCietkofOr"·
Newport B••ch •ree. *"'l·J•••* 6059 r -u •---IOI'" 'll&llULlllll NOIDA ~t«l by ~1nd•v10t.1al litlou• l\ltne lhll tis u..a .w1th thot Cou<1tyCl9rk ol Or·.,. COunt't on ..lul"l9 2l, HOt.1rly -+-commtlioiit. - -___ u "I "l" ......_,· llUIJ 11' ••g t tra n! c:om· u.n.leu It.'• 11 I c:utr9'1l ang.e Cot.Inly Oil ..Juoe 18. 1191
Apply 11 2590 Newpor1 Ltlfl ... ._, Cherrywood 44" s11H31o H' ~1 •-• ........ ~ 10 lrantac:f lxill· '"Q!t1•et10n .w1th 1na Ortngel 111119 Hllill Blvd, Cost• M... ~-~---~~--1 $&50. Apprtltld al , ___ ,. Ttllt One only JEEP•El"LE nee.1 vnO..-lhot llc:11110ut Couo1y fltcord., In,.,. of '412121 Pul>llsnad O.ano-COi.iii
iiiiniiiifi'ii<fiiiiiiiil I Sony T .V , King Pine bed S 1200. 969·7312 Be•t.1lllt.1I cori4111on, In· 1111,41 ,., ••• • bultf!MI n.,... Of ..,_ c:Ofpor111ont lneluGe 1na Pub11thad Ormngt eo..1 Oally P!lol July 4, 11, 11. 25, ... ,. n&'flll •• Ht, book.Cl.MS, an11q...e bOt fd, tt.111 ka•I, lt.111 IU, SO mo. clOMd end 32881 C•mklo C•pltltano lttlld •D<W• on NIA ne,_. of tl'l.I "9re11d•"I ;D .. IJ Piiot JUM 71 July 4. 1teg T-720 ~llChenk:•I ••P req'd . rolt·IOP d•ak Pr•sell. lll<ydts b060 •qulpm•nl Call oow l e.... T 0 I -~ d ... SAN JUAN CAPISTRAN O C11eu f Yang S4tc:r•tary Tr_... arid , ' 111 111111 tola&t h•lrs.640-0o(l50 _ Flr11 e1tn t•k" S •llOl10 Tll•• "'1......,.,1 wu hied Man..,. , T-7001 ----------Smog lieenM Pf•larr9d 3 6 7 l!I 5 1 , r I 5 I d • Wltn thot COt.IOly C•k of Or·
For Station In N9wpot't S OUTHWEST ! Lampi , IOIWl•lfMll MOTIVATEOIU 1 13.357 60: t tp c:o1t Oner eJ\Plr• 72 hrt •t1er angt Courity on JufWI UI. TM Coty Counc:t1 ol '"''·--;;:;;;-;;:-;;;;;;;;c--l --!P\llUC!:!!!:!!:~N()~!~IC(~--Beactl area. Send r._ Solt • lov9Mat: ch•lrs. Olltlll 2 l3...,71·21!170 124 ,800. c t p r•dut pub 111119 C•ly ol COt la Mau •• _..... P'tBJC """'T.rr
M.tml • Salary N11ory 10· c:tl9JH(P1ectllgteenlwhtJ 1 IWt"' ltr-4 fer :is· ERtCSc5Nii13Briiio1 12500 t1e1 •0128131 ... ..,L"" ILllUll '4221tJ :!:,'IQll' 10 ••ieci '"'' °' "'11 1 -....!.=0!!C-"~:<!"~"'---I FK:TTTM>UI ...,... ..
PO Box 11923. CO.le S1on•lgl•s• Ot wht ••sh. cood R•t •l tfUlse Otter ••P 72 hit ahet ---PutllitMO Or•ngt COllJ! Oii.id >uly 17, 19fl9 I FICTITIOUI ~·· T~~~ ...
M .... CA g2627 colfeocl lblt.dln seis, wall 1•.., ... w Lat 133,000 obo. 6'4-1009 pub Lite '1!14, ••cellent con-0111y Pl4ot June 71 July ~ PuOhlhael 0 ,"'0' cow l NU9 aTATE.,.'ff
uril11! Pine log• pole t>clrm HW, ........... , 7· 11 " ••QNTGO"EAYI IHJ .... n at dll!on. 53.000 mne s. I, 18 1989 D•••y Pilot July 18 lief! i The klllo\W1g P""'°"' .,. ooongl•lll~~';"IC 'f'AC~ feklmatlcetl"O a --I ,10.500 E11et orily T-899 T759 ldOl"UDUllnee.t.lt n lkg m•llrffS/tl• Sptlog Mrs .... IMMr S AI L/ROW OING H Y ............... ,,, 644-11 187 PACIF"IC OESIGN' COM· CHARTERS {b)l..IOO PA-•t1111Ts Whole9•1e prct. g73-()653 s • Ill-CIF"IC. ~ l>OO Plf'J: °' s-. • tlttllttltttl ...... , L•p11rak1blue"ull 5001 .1 f'llBllC NOTICE auiulC _1.,.r: MUNICATIONS 1520 200. New1)0r1 s.acn c.•,
ll&m fwOla ri IOfas:fV. 11.. 650-76511 &llU C HR YSLER NEWPORT r-1.a1. ..._. '""' l ~U!"*il Plac:a, Sul!e 203 92063 ... SIWIYEI Ar m0tr1, nootlet cab . ' .85 CHRIS CRAFT 26 11 OO Ou 1 S H 1'*6. 111 or1g1n•l 5A.000 ffCTITK>UI aUltMl.11 NOTfCE Cos1 1 Mff.I, C1a11 92626 Ma. DelllM c L.awr..cll IHILlllTEIS chett, desk. Long lt(>le *111·12Jl* 1 1 .II 1 pl SCh miles s7g5_ 759.75g2 NA•ITA~Ml!NT ltll\lfTIN091DI Alt¥tncad Tec:rir11ea1 Pt.1tr· QI<')' 1951 ParkQiel'I Ct"
P•rt time. •••Y work AM or PM . No ex.p nece11-
af)' Hourly • Bont.1•
642·4321 Ext. 432 or
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O!olog 1oom !nc!udlrig good c:on41tion lor daily -,.-l-lbe<--giSH ·TLfPPER'" Silver. 111<.• est111e sa le le WASHING 14311 Nawp0r1 O•oooll.li wm °' ,_vad byj9262 °'"';?~~ 0f9 ;:'1~1~~~0""'
table t chairs, wlleaded lrtvel .Call Mt 'k al wllh new si ll & ac· 123.700 720·0504 INVOICE Ave •8. Tu111n Cal•! 92680 the Cit~ 01 Cotti Meta to Tn11 Dut!o••• Is tO'l· menc;td 10 l<&r!Mc:T b<.ltl-
cut glan t hin• c1blnet 786·80•8 or 856-8763. c:etsotles 1700 OBO I IMW 'l" •oo• B••ot•d P.1 u1 Reri•1u 11 Thi c 1 Counc;il p 0 1auc:ted tly • c:orpor.11100 oeM unoet tl'19 l!c!IU~ Ouffri A,nne c:ofte/end . days 0, evehlngt. v & a on all 3101 So f".1uv1ew "163 So• 1200 (;~111 Mai& C•l" Th• reg•1lr1ri1 c:orr>· .i -
aola tat>IH Camei t>ack l;;;;;"'"'"'"""';.."';;;;;;;;l---,,,.•:;;S.O·g277 ru"s a loolt;s good! Wh•1e JEEP /EAGLES S1ri11 .t.n1. caiu 92704 IO.-'l•.I 92671.1700 on orimeoc.«l 10 1r•ntac:1 bu!IJ· :i.c:1'""::o~':'Ni,. n_ .. '!" tofl ;. IOYelMlll. •.<, relall TWOlASERS wlbeige Interior Must Tn11 bUSll\llt 11 c:o"· belore ttll nou• icioo t.m 111e11 urider 1"41 l1e111i.ou1 OC Lawianc:e Cutr)'
1150·11950 973-0653 SportlngGooc:fS 6065 RACIHG CONOITION selll $1595 661·0455 lnstoc:k! duc:!ed Dy tri1rld1~1ou.11 00 ,,,...,.,_.,ay Au<JU11 10 lb1.<$1rl.lst ria'"' or riamn Th!I 1111.m.nt wu II~ PART. Tl( HOlltS Golf Clubt Daiwa Advisor S 1000/yellow tfld j:t81!151'+>\.M) ·Jll SU•lll llllA mt!:c~ '~~·~,t~~~! ':,';',~ 11189 n sti1i1 bl tll• 1• •:~~': aoove on M•v l5 wnh '"'county Clark at ot· 1,.,,....,,...----..,,,.,., Met•IWOOOt. Tommy Ar· $900/white. BMW--.--80 320 IA JEEP EAGLE ,.,.11 uride< tna loc:l•l•Ous tPOO~D!il!y al lot D!OO.O 10 Oerilill J 8o<9" p,,..oen1 •~ CDU"IY on June 21>
FULL .. TIME PAY MhcellnfOUS 60 15 mot.I' golden tto1t ltons 1!175-6161 EVERY Possiole OpUon! • tiutmesi ,..,..,. or ri•mn dellv~ nis Did !o IM Cny l '"" statement' .. ,, tlled 19 9
1 Hobar1 l -800 60 qi PoWOf bt.1llt TPS lroos W&lfll Tl llT !mmac:ultte $6795 0 0 0 32881 CamiN> Caplst,1rio 1111.0 •DOvt 0t1 Jurit1 19. ~:.:.C:°!~y ~';1':::1w1tn1n. County Cle<~ al Ot· Puolllhed 0ranu!"=
mhter, 1 1!1•10J: 12 w•lk·lfl 5•50-$540 842·3252 Used Se bol GOOl:l --~·0138 SAN JUAN CAPISTRAN O 19.... 'p ..,___ puOl<cly opent>d end 1..01~;J; Counly on """' 27 o ... .,. l'llol J ul) •. 11 Ill, 216. I 1000/Wk Po1en11a1 T .i.
matk•ling otf,!S• sup-
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box. 1 3 comp 1/1 •mk QMI DATSUN 1980 8210 5 •II Ol10 '"'' ._,.,..,1u t loua 11 10·00 Im 0t •• 19811 " c;ondl11on dt)1 754·•000 -1111• ttll-rit was r11eo1soon 1,;..-,aner 11 !)fie I fU)iJ1 ...
wlhO'f reel: I cu.item Winier is only • monlnt X231•Yn1!175-7609 Sl)Oed, 4 door alt . good 'lnvolee •mount may ex-w•lh 1na County c~~ ot 0<-ft1t.1o" 00 Th rtda Augut; PutJll...:l Ortngt COu t T·7 .t. wood tr•sh bin, 3 elllC-awayl! Rottlgool STS, -1 c;ond ·90 tags 1 owoer &eed itC1t.1al dnler COtt angt Counly O" Jur.e 19 10 19811 ,~ 1,,.Y· Council 01111y Piiot July 4 1 I 18 25 1 ---~---~---llC(--~<~
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Call t>efof"• 12 Noon
NEWPORT BCH 673-3735
COSTA MESA S41!1-6g1g
SOUTH O.C. 5&2· 1240
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OBY lent slolis. lun 10 ski on, e•t,ts. S1200 lriclu41ng1 terlor. all e•ltas. special tj!11•on S•I• e•tlu<let 11 18 1989 AOdlttOl'lel Mtl 01 t"•I Nlltc NOTICE
c:ellenl cood1Uon or 947.g8T9 lli.500 OBO T••neO II , .... Olllc:e ol !ht NAME ITAT1:Ml:lfT Elec1ilc -Ho9p1t 11 I Bed,
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'•nd lhe baM! ire in ••· t•ndem tr.111er 8•7-893 ?1 chrome wheels, low miles Wtaflljjlers 10 sloc:k T .101 wec:itie.ttlO'll "''1 °' oD· FICTITIOUS eu ... ••
1100 --See 11 ao<I yo•.r'll bu~ !t P\JBllC NOTICE Pu•c:n1t1"11 Agent et 77 f11rl The tollowlrlg ptrtenl ,,,
1 ••. 1•11 SUps/Dodfs/Stor1ge7011I 645·878~52·511!11 ,tcTITIOUI •UllNEll Dr•ve Cost• Mff.I Ca11-1ldo!OQ DUSI ....... TllU If,_,, •od. 1001 IUppoll, mtt·
Set yOt.11 own hours, earn tress. 640-7573
grHI Income & loYe whit ESTATE SALfl NumerOt.Js
you do... BllCome '"' •n11qiJes Ttble . t hr1.
lmege consu1t1n1I Call rugt. •It Also pool Ible,
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' M•SfUTI 1~"11 NAME ITATEltlENT l0<ri11 81d1 1nould l>t r• BRADY HOMES, 2711 Al· 111•• •ffll&I -11 •" fh !ol'---1utoed to tne 1nent•Ol'I ot 1ne bfll"1 Pt CO.I• M8M c1 .. 1 0 StOE TIE on Batbo• Penln-1985 Speclel "E" model. 11 "''""Iii P9'tonl ere City Cletll .w11n.ri sa•d lime 92627 ------s5LA~ suta 10· tream $10/fl S1l ver/Cl'la1coal Low 0\i';ge~~i?i'c'~275 N . ~mil 1" a 'JflalOd envelepe ! SI_., CharlM ll">O Ri.itn
With •H attachments S700 ''' & 1ast • oep 307 mites 5 S908<I S 15.IX>O. -ia11n111oeo on the outtlOI .w1tn Setz11 Brtay 229 Albert
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mesuge -------Jenn Coons 707 lr11 A"' Ove<l•rw.i 0 1111 12627 Fllnrtll Fii ULI. ----SLIP 10 so· s~\L 0 NL y ••z JOO n WllOI Coron.1del Ma• Call! 92625 E.c:" tllO '""" 1pec1lyl Tllft tlu•lfWl ll !1 c:on·
P ick -up to id. C•ll TV, Sttrto, Ettaronlcs Rhln•Charinel •n NB 19111 lvof)'ISaddle leather•o LOS 9S Regency Coup Tll•• Du1,..,1~1 1, c:oo-•ac11 arid •"9<)' 1•em •1 ""(auc:1aa trr n..1oen<1arid w•t9 760· 1654 le•ve mes1199 6000 ltll8-a·botrd poss 1nter1or Special ordered 1986 41K mile s loa<lt!<I auc:ted Dr an md!v10ual tonn '"' lhe "l)eCltlc:atlon• Th• ••91ttre ri l c:om-CAlL 631·8•llO with all ltclory optioris. Xl /'<IT tonctltlon 510.750 Th i regittr•nt c:om· Ariy1nd aJ1e•~t1on1 101M,~ 10 trienNCt 1>Ut1·
KING SIZE BEO. dr;u:;rs. intlt.1dlrig lh11d seat.I 966· 1275 M·F fi lter 6pm. meoced lo 1<1n1ec:t OUll· soe<:lllc:atlOl'll mut1 tlec'-· ,_, undar tna llc:1111ou1 TAS 80 c:ompu ler hltrT.Y. 1,., T 1 A l)t in ,,,. t>IO. erid 1111ur• •olt1ut1.._ oamtt °' ri am" ~ 6010 w/Epaon pnril8f. Rice 17" Zenith 175. ""SC. remponat: on pohone. I •,:•.,."'•,nd11 i11ori.1 weekend• •nytlme :'" urio •r ,.::e 0<11c:~1!: Mt IQf1n '"'~ item lfl ,,,.11111«111t10ve Of! Juflll 7, 1969 ~ 600 759.7592 iigina r 1e1-1-""1 '' "' 1pec:l llt.1 1ton1 shtll b• St.....,. c 8tSOy . Early Ametic.n ESTATE c;ar, 13200 One · C /Tak £K)l4 vice reco rds Pp .1 "'"1&C 1llFllRI •1J1ad t1>ave on A..gu11 '·o•ound•t0tr•1«l'°"ot 1he Th1ttt•l'"'*1tw.11ni.o
cook 11ove compl•t• ~1~n5w:u~~~·b~0!~{·~f "'!!" r n S 17,750 661·6559 · 5 Speea, 1mmac:ul•t• con· 1989 b1<1 w111'1 t"' County c1er11 of Or·
$1,l!IOO, oak f!replec:a the Maita' lhe•ltl 1"LtKENEW,2o(I " MBZ 500SEL 1983 EJ;c:et., dltlOri. A IC t ttsett• f,!",n:i:91\t wii llled Etc:fltlodsn..11 Ml lott"l"'9"'0' County Ol'I Junt 1&.
man11• w/beveled mirror, l'"k 1, 751.8123 1g78 TIT AN CL.ASS·A lanl Coodition• Sappnirei PfW. POL 1111 wneet with !he Courily c i..i. 01 Or· tuM n•mel l n<I •esldenGM of 19811 $1.100. 759.30e7 ... e · · t MOTORHOME alloy wlleelt. oew ures 111 P9•10ri1 .1rid P••llff 'a:Mll MOVING! Mt.1SI NII mlCro-Low miles S leep• 5 blue/grey iolerior I low mlleage. 1 owner •;;x; County O" Junt 20 ••'11.,ffteo:I ,., tM l)<OQONI " PuOlllheO Orenge Coul
W.'.l'onv11et lon 011,0 . $10,500 See tlrsl az s25.9oo Nagotiabl• S~95 OBO 545.974~ 19 9 the bid It tly • c:o<por1tlon. Da11y Piiot Jun.I 21. July 4,
Hunt .. ~ 61~ 22 a E p Ill • 241!1-7920 7 PUJm 11ate the n.,.... ot 1M ol· 11. •I. 1,.. 1re •dmlll. b ookc:at6s. • .u• "IV 1 . ee c ,.....-e. 1•1NXX 411 PuOI~ °''';r' c .,..s1 "' . T Applancu 601 1
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06 Cost• Mes•. then call ME RcEOES 300TO 1987. -,,,_ ·-' . ,.-•. .... "'"a C:Stl 919"' .,, T-e97 7 141673·41 38R, 28A ~--o. Giit & "" .....,..,. v., ... -t -o.na.il of IM ......... 75g.1104 o.-544-8722 pertec:t servi&e reco•dt. 11. 111 19119 ,_,.,,,-.-· •• , -·i·-·----------1 ·--:c::,..,,-,'.".'.',-.,-..;;~ MOVING Sota. lolleseet. sngl p11{og. Frnl 'f'd '& ~ ...,, -· .,..,. ,,..,, =t J:lnl cond 1400. t hllr & bec:kllld• 1)811C Raaone fi"liW CAMPER. with I00.0006 mile warrinly T-7o3 mor• tt>an OM officer"""'"' P\llJC fll)T)C[ P\aJC llJT1CE t
REFRIGERATOR S 100 w • .,,.,. & Dryer I 150
aec:h. ELet. Rllnge 1100.
D1hwlhlf 1125. 846-5848
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011-"' $40 Birth Dtri /mo. --tinge. •• tlg. wa let -· 1 -• •• -fl< ·-u --_.,, ....,,, seat 1moke 1 1 -J 1 A R ls b PlBlJC NOTICE .-9111P or 1 ,oin1 ....,tvr• TTTIOUll9U-..--···-lbl, 4 chis sao. 100-yd• &alien\ motor Wiii trade ver/ptlomirio, 48k miles u ie nne e ta · ,1•1• '"' "'""" arid 9d· NA.m ITATl•llff .....-ITA~.:
e111pet S200 ·29 Ch~ t.IP to Oodg• C111av-en °' C•ll $66-3425 passed away J u ly flCTITIOUa-..11 dreSSff 01 '" ganer•I part.1 The followtnlJ P""ICll'l• ..,. n. 'ollotM9 per.on. W.
a n1qlrt.1nlol,200 640-,196 $2750.966-2030 M~ERCEDES 450SL \-Ith, 1989 a l 1he a~e N....-ITATl:•llff '*' •nd IO"'t ,,.,,tu•.,1 lf,OOlrig~u dOlnQ~911'. ' Movt"O ·Ul<C tTielewhll• 19715. of 21 ln San Die go Ttlt followlngoar$COl l•eth• b!dd•t II. •ole REAP LAN O INTER · CONSOLIOAT£D 111& WUMllllm S 100 IOf BOTH1!t Call an..-69m g79-e737 l'll Msg.
Splu --··-me.l~P•. Motorcydts/ b I a c " tu s '0 m Sh• .... , born J•nU· dOong DUl lnfttU pr09fi@IOflhlCI o• arioth•!NAT10NAL. 3121 w Cout SOURCES. 1eg11 ~ ... " '"" ScootftS 8() 8 p11 1n1 /plns lrtpe , low -I( C S CURRENCY EX· enl•f'I th.It OOltl DUt1oen "'..Y IA. M9wpOr1 B<ttctl. Hutc:hlnQI. FOo.lllllln ... _...
dt•PI•. NWl"O m~, lolts.Gfner• '7011 1 mile•. garaged , looks ary 21 . 1968 in San CHANGE. t79i N9wp0t1 ....a...ellc:tn.ou1 11.,... 1na Celt! 112M.1 Cai" 92708
Fwnllurt 6014 645-15151 197918'Cobr•4c;yt.OMC CoridtUon. $850108 0 854-158 1. 955-5605 survived by father, 112627 01 tnm bld<W .. 11n , de!ig· w Con! i"fwr IA. NewPOf' '11911 "'1 H1/fci'111'191, '°"""" IBM PC Cioni. 10·10 bike Honde 1gao 750. Clean •nowtoom new S15,000 Pedro. C A She is BIV<I , Cotlt M"'8, c.llf trlO shall be 11'1 lht ra11l ri•me1 Artl'llK D Air•rCld , 312l ~ t)l.ll'M SwWtllll.
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bed, tnQ 4r89t wlmi,,, tall POOL TABLE. Wllh lop, vlnlzed 1111 tr•ll er. YA MA HA ·a 2 lCT200 New Ha rbor C ity Mothl'r. tu111ri Cthl 926&0 p10Vl0ed. ~ oo lit-!dUCletl Dy ao 1ndlY>Oual dlleletl Dy·.., lnCIMdl..id
drear nit• ttnd & h<lbd cue stlCkt & be!l1 S•5-0 l 1 c: •JD 6 l!I 6 p llre1 & b••ke s , tu"' NISOll'lll111C Ann<', R<'l~ta b o f Th11 Dueln.111 1t tori· 1111ou1 """' thaN c. isl9d Tl!• ••gl1lf1n1 com · Tl!• r•gl11r1n1 c:o G4c0na&&0-44 11 x720 0B0.646-el 158 $20001000.5•0·3140 g reat $700 0 8 0 . n -dutlad by tn!nd!vld u.1l ul'ltffl !"9<• tt • wrrlln1 ~ 10 l•entac:t OUtl· "'9f>C9d IO lfanMCI 675-7161!1 Red. Teige. Ex cellent con· Huntington rx-ac h T 11e r•111s1r1ri1 tom· 111g1t t••llol'I w11h 111e Or11'1(11t ""' undar IM nc111io... ,..... und<W tri. nctltlola PUITll Tlllm (2) AVON REDCREST w1oer1 l;;;;;"';;;;;"''!"--'"'"'""·I 01110.., Alpltle AM /FM· Bro ther, r..11C'hae l menc;ed 10 1r1riaect t>utl· County Recoroat '"' c:•M ot DUNnn• """' 0t _,.... tM.111,_. n-or n.,. DWllUlllUll
Footbosrd with 'ell•.
Qt.1een 1lre 11g5, 840-8733
Orc:twt1t1a, 3rd row . .Jt.1ly d•tk. mo1or. 1450. •·-o'·rvlces/ M ;· He is t.ab · o f T raburo "''' uodtr '"" llc1111ou• c:orpor1uorit 1ric:lt.10• 1"411111.ld atiov• oo .Nn<f 14, 1111.ld sbOYfl on Maren 1, '1951 545 5 5• "'" _. cassette en eio trast C S oo~-rieme Of .., • ..,.,.. .., • .._ ot 111e P••t•o...,1, 1111111 191111 :• r:2~72~:11nee ea. NEW·PlO ' ELECTR IC Pans 9015 Mu11 see !O believe This a n yon ISlt'r , if•HtO •l>OV• on ""'Y 73 Seerel•r,o t•1.11urar •rid ArtnurO A•al'od ~D.Sw4ti. beautiful eutomoblle. Call L:1u r 1c Luchett.ll , uf llll!l9 ._.,..,811., Th1t 1111_..1 wu 111«1 Trilt ttat-11 .... tllMI li•s,rea• .. Ollll PACI< ET llk• fllW • 1111 REAi Ill Wiii 8 5 9 · 3 6 7 9 . I e • "e San G a briel. grand · i<im P1•1e)'·Covlri• Thi City counc:11 01 t"'9 wllh tne Coun1y Cle<I! 01 Or· With'"' Count)'°*" o1 Of..
••trn. XLNT c:ol'ld1llori •llWI• * message are nts f r ank & Tn•• 11.11 ....... 1...., hlOd C•t)rolCottaM•H ••....,,. .. •nee COunt~ on J>.tnt 23. •ne-Courity on Jvr4 11.
Ct.1st om 1>1dspr••d . $8ff5.1573·2044 _ ,_ Como•o ,.~,:.. S17.000 0 80 PL 11 ·~-dello f .... 1h 1r.. Courity Cl«I! o1 O<· the right to,,~, an~ or '" 191111 ··-00 19" -·-___l_ muct.1llne 1lyte, tined, "" "" "' I 1an ._...r o •"II" Courily on June •6 tl>dl .--.1 ~
tirownl b•lge/rust. 6" 7012 Flr•blr4 with Austrene ri San J uan Ca pLStrano. 19119 oaiaa July 17 1989 Publi"'80 Or tngt CO..t Pubff.,,.., Oranoe ~
COMPLETE Stariley g pe 11quar•s. plflow lll•m• & Power llom d1tt.,entl al 370 1 11110 gran dtnothe r . J ennll' f.u::Ml7 PuOl•lhed Or.IOQ9 eo.11 O.tl~ PllOI Jt.1ty 4 l 1 18 2S. 0111~ P!IOt Jun<t 27, .July 4.
Bdim Mt, Pecan wood. throw plllows. pd 1900. 10~· ZODtAC CAOET. g 9 1250 obO 903-3600 NEWroRT P otter of Har bo r Cny PuDfl•h.ld Or.11\gt Cout Otib Pt101 .1u1y 111 1111!9 19llt 0
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l{Jng eerie M•dboat4. Mii '4001080 499.2g2e Evlrirude. 1ow 11our1. i.&v• meu.ge · oa • .., P11o1 J\.I09 2? July • t760 T-71
mate 2 cl'lrt & ti.nch Stlt.11 -lln• g•lv•nlr•d & gr andparen t s 11 18. 11119
s gso 080. M3·3761 Wedding Dr•••. brtnd tr•i._ B'ltlOI condition Trudcs 9035 IMPOR S Harold & Jill Re-lsi.ab f -691
new. Whl .. 11n wl19C9 & """ T ' Tiii Wini I um be•d• . ., 8. P4 ,, ,50, 12775 542·1611 titer 6 • o r San Pedro V1s1ta· l-----.,--,,---1 !!11, ... a IJ\lfldltl, ~ Sac SB.SO. 497-7 370 13· BOSTON WHALER fOf ~~ ~~llri.t:k .1111111 tion will be Tuesday P\8JC NOTICE
\IMd 1195. •640--9733• !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;.,_,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! S UPER SPORT 1985 1125 g53.5406 ·n .'tf wu& l -9PM & Wcdndday ftcTTTIOU• aulMI•• Jtwtfry/Fun/Art 40 HP Yamaha $4500 9-2PM al Green lhlls NAME ITATll .. NT
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CALL * MO-S733 * BRACELET, 55 roun4 •oe~o, Js1m1n1. COM . * llW SILE ...,t.-.e.r.rw.a. .... ..,1 Wednesay, July 19 al 31!1!17 Bl•c:h st Su11• ~2. ACAOSS
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lN tOlowlng Pll'ION .,. Thi ~ l*totlt ..... Tti. ~ perto0t afe The 1011ow1ng J*90nl Ile PMT....... TMllTll'I IALI mtonCH 10 llllnMCI buM· Tiii 1o11oW1ng pettonl tt• TM foMw1nO per.one .,. TM tdlowlnt P9fl0tlt ,,. OOil'll ~ •: OOlllQ ~ M: dOlng bu91MM u · CSOltlg 1".ltlnMI u : P\lbllc: notice 11 NNtA>y Ori AliQUtl 7, 1H9 11 NM un09r '"' flcllliOl.tl Oo1na ~ u : ctoenQ ~ .. : Oo1nQ ~ M:
....,. .... 0 TU.CHEAS, MAAKE'TPl,ACI! FlOWEA NEWPORT M°ANAGE· H.[S. MOBILE DETAIL• gl¥9n 1h•I FORREST S. 11 00 • m Flr•I AtMric.rt bu"'-t ~ Of n""" St'V RACING, 1105 C 5.,, Or"'O' co.,,n1y-J9I Sal Tr" EMcirlc AMOClll", taa.z• •• ,.... NhPol l MAAKET, •t43 ~Or. MENT' CONSULTING, 177 ING. 1ot'.'1215tr.St. ~ CROWLEY and OERALD I<. T111e '"-WQ Ccwnc>mny, •, ll•lld lbo\19 on NIA Mic'* Or. South, Co1t1 ~. 1to21 $11y lllflr. Clfc ... IM.., 251 E. 23rCI St . Coll• ~.call. t2M3 Uni! 111A, tf'llM, Calif. ,.._llde DrM !kilt• 1l03, BMch, e.m. t2"3 KAISER. tMtelofor• ltoitlg c.Hl0tnle, corpor1tlon •• TllOmM E.. Tucti.er ~. Cllll lt2fl2t Irvine, CA 1271.. M-. CA 12627
Chrllty OlaM Citron, 127115 N1wpoft 8Mcf'I. Clllll. 926&3 Byron letl(ldon HMll• 11. butlflMf under !tie tk:Otloul Tru11e1. or Successor Thlt 1111.,,_l "'" lti9CI S.lh E. Wollnl, 805 C Seti Ol1 n1 Tr I bole I, 7 1 Trip9 EJec;lrlc AMOC .. t".
123·2• ltr .. t, Ne'#PQrl Carol COok. 2)332 c.m. H. V..ugtw! Orege, 90f tot~ 25U1 St., N.-pclfl firm ~ Incl llyfe o1 OR· Tru1t1e or Sub1lltuteCI '#Ith lhe County 0..k Of Or· Mlchll Or. Soulh, Colt1 Hetlll!QI. llWll, CA 1271 ' Inc., C1Ul0tl'lll corpot1tion. a.ctl, c.llt. t2tl3 Julnlco, lagurll HMll, Clllt. Carnetlon Ave .. CotGn* Ot1 BMch, Callt. 1"'3 ANGE COUNT'f' HOSE CO., Trusl .. , of th1t c.rtaln deed ~ to-ty Ol'I JuM lfl, ~. Cllll 12021 R1nC1y T11bollt. 111M utr11
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MM und4lf tM flct1Uov1 "'4lflCed to tr1nnc1 bual· Tl'lll bu1ln•11 11 con· ducted by" 1 ~ll p1rt-11&1. by mutull con1et11, &3·40212& of Ottlcll• RI· 11 . 18. 1189 AmtH1rwood.An11'111m.C11tl.,ni.nced to tr1neatl bulol· nH6 unoet 11'11 llctlllou1
bYIJne11 tllfntl or "''"'' nlH under lhe llctltloul ducted by: a "'11fll p1rt· netship OINOl.,.lhe .. ldparlnlfllllp cord1 ol Orlnge County. T-615 12808 ,,... undef ltle lkUt!OUI b\19tneN n•me Of n•lflll
1 •ted 1b0v• on NfA bulir141N nerTl'll or n1me1 ner•hlp Tn1 reg11tr1n1 com-•nd termlt\el1 lhelr rll•llonl C11Horn1a, anO pur-n\ lo Thll bu1in111 11 con· bullOOll nlfntl or n.m•• 1t1led 11><1-.. on 10-2~--~~
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Tl'll1 •t•tement •II flltel 1'1&1 ~to l•lnNCI butl· f!NI under 1111 llclltloul Slldbut1111S11nthelutur1 thereuna.<1.corCledApril5.· fllfthlp Oi-Trll>Olet Tl'lll 1111em1n1 •••hied
wlln Illa Counly C..,k or Or· Clrol Cook "41•• uooer tlW r1ct1tlov1 bUfl"'"' n1me or n1me1 •Ill b• conduc110 b)' 11&9 •• ln11ru'"lf\l No I 'ICTIT10UI eUllNEll The r1911tr1nt com· Tt111 tt1tement ••• llllCI with ttle Coullty C..,k 01 OI· 11n99 Col.wit)' on JUM 23. Thll 1ta~1 •M llled bu91MN neme Of l\l!nM ll1ted 1bOYI Oil June 1. 1181 GER.ALO K. KAISER, 11 Of. ISl-171709 of OtlM:ill Al· ....... ITATl:•NT menced to t11nNC;I bull· with tl'll County Clerk o1 Of. lflQI County on JulY fl. 1181
1tf9_ ~ .'!!dlJI Iha Count)' Cletlr. of Or· llst.ci abo'ill on June 1, 1.181 _ Byron L Him• 11 1no-Coltflty H~ Co , •• <:O(,d• or 111d ~nly, '#IM T~ totlowlng P"'°"' "' nu1 ufldlf lhl lll;;lltlou1 ~ C<kinty on July a. 1119 'UM7t ,_ W'OI' County on June 20, H. Vaugl'ln Dt-199 TIMI 11111•"''"' ... llllCI llOlt' proPflel.Ot. who wlM ~y Ufldet Ind pUrtoanl to said doing bu.,... h : butl-.1 nlml or n1mu · '~ PubllsflaO 0<1n91 Coall ~ 0rlf'tgl Coal 1119 Thll 111\llMnl "''' filed with ltle CounlY Cletk ol Or· I nd otacf\ltf(Je Ill Mlbllllln DMd ol Tru•t 5111 II publlc 8CM AUTOMOTIVE . 1530 11•11d •bOYI on NIA Publllhtlcl 0..ll"lgl Cola! OIH)' PllOI July 18. 25.
Delly Pffot Mt 4, 11, 1a, 25, N22m "'"" ltle County Clark of Or· ange County on June HI. Ind dlbt1 ot 1"I firm 1nd IUcilon tor cnh, lawful SuperlOf !rllll" bldg). Colt• Seth E. Wolk\I D1Hy Piiot July 11, 25. Augull 1. 8. 11ao
1Nt Publllhld O.angt Coutl911ge Coutlty on June 27, 1189 rttellvelll mon111p1y1bllto money of lhe United Slit .. ,,. .... C..Ht. 12927 Tfll• ltlt_,I WI• llllCI Augu11 1, 8, 1180 T-740
T·712 Diiiy Pllol June 2?' July 4,l 1089 ,UM,, tlWI "'"'· ol America, • Cllhl•••'• 1 Alcfllf"d Bond. 143 Melocly ..,;1h lhl Coun1y Cletk of Or· T .73 ..
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llllld1tio'tleon.July 1.1119 Vlct0tMI St .. UnU U, Costa Tl'lll bu1lne11 11 con· CA921125 N..._ITATt:•NT llid Deed ol Trust In thl Put>llll'ltd Orlngt Co.st TAKE ACT IO N TO~ nlmt or n1mM AMENDS THE HUNT ·
John0.SNY9 ...... l:H27 •ltl'l "41" On ducted by anlnC11vldu1t Tl'lll bu1lne•1 11 Con· Thelollowlngpe11on•1••1property lltulte fn llld DlllyPllO!July 4 tl 18 25 PROTECT YOUR PROP·IMsledlbOYlonN/A fNGTON BEACH MUN!CI·
Tl'll• 1tat--t •II !Mid s• a--and Wlr141 e'etlnQ Tl'I• reg111r1nt com-ducted by. 1 corpor1tlon doiW~•""re"v~s c'•'.Ew , •>JCounty •nO Stile oescrlbed 11811 · · · · ~RTP'u·s','•c"'s'·",'• so,,LDvo'uT Guy TOfllll PAL CODE BY ADDING .tththeCoutltyCleritolOr· Ptaclllclt\M · rnenced 10 tr•nlKI butl· The r•gl1tr1nt com · n • 11 T-722,.. ,.. . , Tiiis llltemeru •••tiled SECTION 10.elS.110 AS
anga County on Junti 20, Publllhtlcl 0..1nge Cout flHa undlr ltle llc11tlout mane.a lo lr•nlatl bull· Mor1!1lowJ'! LJ'! · Co•••, A LHHhold Ei t•l• in ind NEED AN EXPLANATION with lhl Counly Clerk of Or· FOLLOWS:
tlll ~!Y Ptl91 July 18, 1180 bUllnMll ni me or n•ml9 l'llU unOer tilt t1cu11ou1 Meu. C•tu.'112626 'to ttle lollowlng oetcrlbeel PllllJC NOTICE OF THE NATURE OF THE ,1ng1 Couniy on Julye 1180 10.&11.110 CENTRAL Li· ,...,.1 T755 11119d •boYlo on June 1, 19&1 bu.ineu n111'11 or n•mt• F!'tlderick J. Whll•lord.1 1 d PAOCEEOING AGAINST , ........ BRARY-METER ZONE ES-
f'ubhl'lld 9r111g1 CO.I , Klthll T. p1....w • llllllCI 1t10v• on e/29189 113 Moulllown Ln , Cosl11 1~01 28 of Tr1et No l21ll, ftcTITIOUI 9UllNfll YOU, VOU SHOULD CON·, Publftl'lld 0..111Q9 Coal! TABLISHED. A PARK ING
Diiiy Piiot Jun1 2?. Juty '..-, "8.IC NQJtC( 'Trill 1t•tem1nl "''' tiled Cove Prop11!1e1, tnc. M .... C1lll. 92628 .uihownon 1 M-orecorded NA• ITATl•NT TACT A LAWYER. (Delly Piiot July IS, 25. METER ZON! IS HEREBV
11, 11, 1NI wtlh 11'11 C<kinty Cletlr. of OJ. Aodnay F. En'lll")', PrMIOlnl Roll Whileloro. 113 M0t· i1n Book 130 Pagel 25 to 30 Ttle 1......_.._ On AUGUST t5, 11181, 11 Augult 1 8 1180 ESTABLISHED FOA PUB·
T·70<l IU'INOllllCOUflf "'91 Counly on Jur141 27 , Tl'llt 1111_-,1 wa1 llled 1!11own Ln., Cotti Meu, lnctuilve 'Mlicellineoul .. _. ... ".;"°""'~'°"11re 10.00 A.M 1tTHEMAINEN·· '' T·73S LICPAAKINGATTHECEN·
---------1 Of' fN1 8fo\TI 11&9 #Ith ltle Count)' Clef~ o1 Or· C•lll. 12620 M " d I Or .....,ng"" ,,... ••. TRANCE· SO. ORANGE! TR.AL LIBRARY SITUATED --~ llD!lCI: Of CAllOIWIA ,4DUJ' ange County on July 7. 11ao Thll IM.ltln••• •• con· I 19', flCOf s 0 angl JOY"CEES INTERIOR COU NTY MUNICIPAL "8JC NOTICE AT 7111 TALBERT AVENUE
..--COUMTYOf"Oft•HQI Publlll'led Or1ng1 Cout ,IMIOS ducted by:l'lu1banelendMl•·Countl,C.IJtornll PLANTS, eeo s JalflrlOfl COUAT ANNEX 2314 11 IN THE CITY OF HUNT·
LEOAL NOTK:E CAla NO ' AMlll.J 0.ily PiloT July 4, 11. 18, 25. P\.lbllltlld °''"" COii! Th• r.g l•l•lnt com-01~ ~I.:..°!.:.~.: Un,,,",,G. Placelllll. Celi! MOUL TON PARKWAY lf'I NOTICI ING TOH BEACH. THE FEE
ORDINANCE °"°'" 10 IHOW 198il O•lly Piiot July 1a. 25. rnenced 10 lrln..Ct bull·· ¥--!I'll City ol LAGUNA HILLS . ..vnwt0 •• FOA SUCH PARKING
. CAUll f"OllCHANOE T-718 Augu•I 1. 8, 1980 na•• unCler lllt llct1Uou1,ol ••Id pro_~trty .:.~ JO)'OI E. Att\Old, 363 f'.'I· CountyolOR.ANGE. S1111 oi CC·1M a CC·flt METER ZONE SHALL BE
AN OR:>~~ OF THE Of".... T·7'8 butir141Q n•me Ot n•mM .:;~~~= t~t0 ~!er. Brooll Glen, Or Inge. C•hl C1lllorn11. under the ~I Notlca l•fllr1byglven lhlt ESTABLISHED BV AESOL·
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CUONG PHU NGUYEN lllled ebOve on June 7. 1oa11CA . . 12"' ofM!apursu1n1 to tl'll term•1-led bid• wlH be flCliv9d UTION OF THE CITY COUN·
CITY 0. Hu.T' •• To" • n·-,.,,,,_ • ,., PllllC NOTtC[ PlllUC NOTICE Frid WhittlorO , , Thl1 bu1lnes1 !1 con· ol lholl ClflllJ'! COYlflanl1. '' ltle Clly ol H11nu.,,1on CIL.
e i ACH CONFIRMING :!r1 i; :n orO:'illo'#j;,; Ttif1 1t1tement w11 filed il Neme IMl IOCI ess o Cluctld by: In lnd!vldual CondlHon1 eno Aetlflctlon1 a..cti 11 ttle otllc1 of tha THE FULL TEXT OF THE
GRAFFITI TO BE A PUBLIC peUtlonlf 10 cl'llflgl lilt/tier 'tCTITK>US IUllNl'.SS f"ICTITIOUI 8USINllS wlth 111t Covnty C11rk ol Or· ~llt1e':"t1:.i!'•111:11::::~ Tht reg111r1n 1 com· recorded (,,, AUGUST 30,, Clly Clll'lr. •1 City Hiii. 2000 OROlNANCE tS AVAILABLE
N lJ IS A NC E AN o n.,,,. from CUONG PHU NA• BTATl!Mf.Nl -NAM! ITATIMINT lngt Coun1y on JuJ'!I 27. ~nducted Directions 10 1eh meroced lo 1rin•-;:1 but!· 11184 11 1n1lrumenl No. M1ln S 1re11, Huntington IN THE CITY CLERK'S Of-
Al/THORIZING THE OIREC· NQUYEN TO . ANOAEW The lollo'#lng PlflOnl ire Ttle tollowlng person1 ire 19&9 ' 1'1111 und1r 1hl ictlllou• 84·3e3347 lf\Clulllve of 01· a..el'I Cllllornl• untW !hi FICE
C O"" OUYEN doing b...1lt\$ll 11· · FUMMI i voe oioperly. m,•Y tH1 ob,. bulllnu1 n•me or nl!Tlltl tk:l1I Aecord1 of ORANGE .. _ .• 0'1 2·00 pm 'on A ... u1t AOOPTEO by It'll City TOA Of PUBLIC WORKS U "'"N <••)CHE AP C HARLIE doingbullneh 11: C 11loedbyreque1!ng11me n llllld ibove on Seotambef """' · · · TO OISPoSE OF SAME H 11 hlrlby orclerld th11 ~)CHEAP CHARLIE'S 1655 G.B.C.. 1540 Superior Publl.thld Or1nge oa111 •ilUng trom !ht ber141ficliry 13 11183 Coun1y, C1llt0tnl1, Roni.Id 7, 11&1. 11 wl'llc:fl llme they Councit ot \tie City of Hunl· SYNOPSIS: Ml Plf90l'll lnler .. ted In 11'11 Pl • 2 09 · AWi. Colt1 Mell, CA 112e21 Dally P11o1 Jul)' 4• 1 I, l8, 215, w!lhln 10 o1ys lro<TI tilt 11•1 j E A nold D. Roup. ' L-CorPOO••· •Ill bl 09"\lld llld publlcly Ing ton Beacfl II 1n IO·
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-·o•t ,0 c.,,,0,,,, -·•<-1tor111ld 1pp01r Mrrlngton 1 • ~-F·••-R H·-··-• "°5 1189 """-,_ ' • ,.. Oycl • r tlon h trull" !Of wooo.
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,nd reld llloud In thl Coun· Journ1d m••tlng held u.,. .. _ "'' pon Biid! Cllil 92H3 .,,.,,, . -M, T·7t5 pu"""'11""' o h 1'S no ... me _Thl1 •let1m1r1t Wll hied BA100E LAURELS MAIN· cH Ch.emW. tor ttle repair Wednltdly.Jul)'5. 10S9. by =-~:'::'~!'ot~':: =-:.0~ ~~ ~OO~::i; Anlrlnlg ' N Alnt1buan00• ~:ve ' Long Beach, wif~ ~!...-;:::t ~ :~,~ with tl'le County Clerk ot Or-TENANCE ASSOC, !fie Ind •nurflcint ol w..-n11 tl'll lollOwlng rOll ell! vole
lie workt Of 1111~11 Center Or1ve W"t, Santi -1655 Sl'llr~~on C::.-1 "022~ Kllut S1eurer. 3357 Ro•· r•nty, llPfMS or •m.Oted. 19 •;:x: County on June 23· L11nholdtr und•r thalj A--tM~ Edwlfdl AYES Councl1tnemblr1
llerllb)' eutllorlncl 10 .-iter Ana, Calffo.-n"ll : on 8122, Thi• bu•ln•i• ii con· lrlOI Ave . Long 811Ch, CA PtBJC NOllCE 10 title poueulon 1 tneum· 1 11 A.....,_..., Llln recoroad 1 Strlll to Gothard S\1111 Incl MI c A 1111 I•', Gr I• n · onto prlvltllpreparly-tOOll· 1111 II 2:00 odock p.m .. dueled b lncrvidual toeoa , .... T1'TUW •• au...... brlnCft IOUT•9fytheunp•ICI p bllshed Or F= DECEMBER 2. 1oaa •• ifl·1 bit-NewllflCI Slrltt to Wlnc;l'le ll , M1 y1. Sllv•. pcm. of Mid •Qflflltl Uf'lditr artd thlfl artd ll'llr• ll'IOllr T•o ,',,~,,,,,'., •om· Tl'll1 \Nlin111 11 con· ,..,.,..,... bllance dVe on tl'le not or u •nge 1trumen1 No. 18·1121185 of MaQl'IOlll Slrtll In ltle City ErP<lne lollow9 It the)'"" '#h)' " " .. Id b I I NAME ITATl!MINT O~ly Piiot July 4, 11· llS, 25, Thi OttlClll Alcordl of Sakll ol HUt1tlnglon Beach. ' NOES: COUflCl!menll>all I.--: ~-IOY ve, l'l'llOCld to l••t1HOI butl· CIUCt . y .• ~· Pll . Thi loliowlng OtlfMll'll •r• not" MCUrld by llld Deed 19Stl Counly, Ind our .... lnl 10 A Ml ol .. an •. 1P9Clfl· None SECTION 1, Upon Pet· Mid ~Ilion IOt Ct'llflQI ol MM undlf lhe Hct l!IOUI nlfllllO d~--·o•··•• 00, OITfull. IO•ll $121:1,088.54, y.7 13 .,__ "' C •B S EN T C aonei obMN•tton Of the re-namatnould'no1 be granted. IM.lllr'lltl name 0, nimn The 1•gi1tr1nt com· ... M.lke'H~';;'a AIMlClaln, plu• •tie 1o11owing ••lim•led ...... uon 1 ot51t1e ivlllc.atlonl, 1nd 011'111 con1r1C1 .. ..~·-• o u n • ..-... of 1 complllnt °'of· 1t i.h.111t11rorclef"9dttllt1 ,,,,.,,0,0 _,,_, ,,., menced to 11an11et INll· coit• 8,., ........ se, ind .o Cod• of lh• 111• 01 documln•1m1ybeob11lned cllmemblfl: ....... "11er
;;;;;,_ gr•tfltl .. noted copy o1 ttlls °'°"to ll'IOllr ""' '"' • ""' und1r lha llellllou• 180 17 Sky Park Circle. Unll · ....... . P't&JC NOTICE C1lil0<i1, WILL SELL AT ori July 18, 1081111 tht O.· CITY Of" HUNTINGTON ... ~ ......... In OR Ant11nlg Alnt1bu1n J lrvlr'll CA 9271' vances II !ht time of Iha In· PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ii parlmenl ol Public Wor111. HACH, COtlnll 9rocllw1y, lobovol, the Director may ff. ~ tM pu ...... ._ • Ttlls l tllttmenl was llllCI but.I_. neme or n1me1 , Mlk.1 'HOUM 28 DMr· 111•1 publlc1ion ol th11 Nollcl IUPllllOll COURT ,_...._ ._orea.tobldtl!Yered ANGE COAST DAILY lth t1'11 CountyC11flr.ofO..· lltted1boW1onlS130t81 · o1Sile·32,939 '1 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR 2000 M1ln S1r.,1, Hunt-CttJC-• • letter to 1tll property PILOT,.~ of'""'" • ~ e Fahlm A Hl...,,I tp<lng. •rvlnl, CA 12114 NOTICE TO PROPERTY °' CALWORNIA, CASH, p1yablt II Time ol1tngton Belch C1Jll0tnl1 Pul>ll"1ed Oranga COi••
OWflll' 9Cl'llline Mid OWnlf erll clrculllllon. publlll"lld 1n ~ ly on J\int 1 • Thi• ttlllll'llllt ••• 1111e1 Thl1 bu1ln••• 11 con. OWNER COUllfTY Of" OllAJllOE Ille In lew!UI monl)' of the• upon rlelllp1o1'1 non -retun: Delly P11o1 Ju.!) ia. 11a1
of tl'lll oralnanol. n.1 letter thll count)' ti lull Ot'ICI • fa2ol7'1 with the County Clerk ot Or· dueled by: .,, lndlvlduel YOU ARE IN DEFAUl T In ltle M•ll• of ltle Appll· Unit.a Stltll, Ill rloht. 1111•. J d•ble , .. of $15 00. T753
"'91attolnclt.*1 CON· tor tour c;onMGUtlve p blill'lld Or Col!I 1nQ1CountyonJulye.1H9 Tl'11 r•gl1tt1nt com· UNDERADEEOOFTRUST tetlonolTHUANHNGUYEN lncllrit-llnltlefolloMng EICfl bld1t11llt>1m1dlon
IENT TO ENTER AND RE· ....... Pfkll thlo !I'll di)' ol ~ Pllol Juntl "':r July .. ,OM02 ::::*' ~ trt:"f~u:='; OATED OCTOBER 1. 1983° tor c""'r:'1~= :::c,~ ... ~Ysf:r.~ld l :::: :_r:,:-i,.~ ~t,:: ----'"8.IC=:::..:NO=.T"ICE=--L!AH OF UABlllY tonn uldl'INrlng. 11 18 1181 ' ' Published Orange Coul bullnus 1\911'11 °'"""'"!UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· ORDER TO •1 lottt'lllignltUl•oflM~ ~ ~ 13, \OSI. . • T-60• 011ly Pllol July 18, 25, lt1tld lbOW Ofl 0185 TION TO PROTECT VOUR Unit ,, IOI 1 ' a of T•ICl!cont11CI documan11. Ind
et1y ---A COClr of Mid Mimi A. .IACKMAN Augull 1, •. 11811 Mite HouM PROPTERrY, IT MAY BE SHOW CAUSE 11870 .. lllO'MI by~ of•.ri.11 tHI accompenlad by.
·1oqn 11 Mr• tttac:Nd end ~ el tN ~ •-IC NOTIC[ T-7'4 '"'' ,,,,_, woo , ...... SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE. FOR CHANGE OF NAME rlle u Boo1i. 53"' P1g141 1 certified 0t celhtlr'• cfllcll med9•Jl'.9'1t'llteol. C-1 ,,._, .......... ...... I' 0 EEO N EXPLA THU ANH NGUYEN hll 18-11 ot MIPI. record• of Of. bid bond'°' not .... HCTtON 2. Said l0tm Pvbllal'lld Orll'IQI Coul ,ICTITIOUI _, ... II wllh ltle County Clerk ot Or· 1 y U N A • Med I petition In ttH1 courl ORANGE Counly, Cllfl0tnla. lhan 10% of thl amoun1 ol ~I bl rotturnad within 0.11)' Pllol July 18, 25. lllA•ITAn•NT Pta.tc NOTICE 1ngeCountyonJuty,~ ~~Tl~H=~ATg~E~AJ~:~ !Of •n orcler •!lowing Piii· Tiii purpor19d 1lree1 Id· 1t1ebld,mldep1y1t11ttolhl
twlflt)'-lour(24) houf'lto tlltl Augy•t 1, 8, 11180. Tl'll !Ollowlng pertonl lfl flCTnlOUS _,..... -· .... -. a Clf· AGA!NS l YOU. YOU ltOt\lf to cll1nge hlll her OrlH IMI Olhlf common City ot HunUnglon Bffcl'I
Dlr.ctor II the ptoparty T·161 oolng~u. NA•ITATIEMtENT • '""' SHOULDCONTACTALAW n1m1 lrom fHU ANH dealgn111on. If 1t1y, ol ttle L1borCod1ot1t1eSt1re ol °""'*' II to lvolcl PfOI• E & H Ll'Mfl ServlOI. 2590 TIW lollowlng pellOfll irl roft,tlOT-nC1t1twOrl'f1, YER . NGUYE N to TIFFANI ANH real prop•rt~ d11crlbed C•lllornil i nd Olher 1••1 of
ecvtlon und9f the prO'llllonl P'\llJc NQTtcf: Newport Blvd •22, CM Oofng bullneu 11: = 1"°• CO.ti ...... CA OATED: JULY 6, 1189 NGUYEN lboYI, lo.-MllCfl ltle under· Iha St111ofC1Ul0tnl11ppll·
ottMHlir'ltinglon BuchMu-12127 A·~lul Palntlf19 6 Glr'lflfll P\.lbllll'll4 °''""" Co•St FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED •ignea m•• no 1•-· cebi. lhlrllO: wlll'I It'll •••
nlclpel Coctl, Chlpter 11.10 NOTICI '°" Ernlt D. Sle1.1k . 215&1 Maln11n•nce Comp1nr. · ·•· INSURANCE COMPANY lh•1 '" PlflOl'I• lntlfel lld lf'I llllon Of •lf'ranty. II ceptlon only ot IUCh v.,-1.
SECT-" 3. -llld 01Uy Piiot July 18, 2$. ' the miner aforlllld IPOei' fl4 I NORTH SPA ING· lllonl thal mlJ b"oqo>od ....... PUa.ICATION Newport Blvd •22, CM, CA 2500 E. L1P1Jm1, An1,,..m ....... ult 1 8 llltl A Calll0<n11 corpor111on bl!Ofl 11'111 court In ....... _ .... ·-· IRVl"E c · tc>rm It rottumerd 'Within !I'll Pt.MIUANT TO I U27 CA 02110e ' ' By Pit Slndl • Aulhorlled ....,.._.,. "VVV • '"' • "' Under lhl apaclll llllulM
timlllr""9nolldaboo\i>t,tl'll IDUCo\TIONCOOli Tl'll1 t>u1ln111 11 con-Stephln Cr 1!g P11k•. T·742• olllcer ment NO 3 11 7oo Civic: TIW purPof11d owner ol P"f.....,.lto'#hkflPl"OOlld·
OOl4 of lblt--1 II 10 be NCTION..,,,.. ducted t>y: .., lndlvtdulll 2500 E. L1.Pllm1. An"*m, 114 E11t fllth SlfMI Center DJM w .. i. Safi!• llld rNI property ,, ll'll Um• Ing• Mr"""°" .,. taken
bOml by tl"ll Cit)' Incl paid TO: AM Pubtlc Dlllrlr:t•, Thi regl•tr1n1 com· CA 12SOfl P'tBlfC NOTICE S1nta An1 Calltornll Ana.C9lllornl•, Of'I AUGUST oftlla~tllerl w•1 ; llnd Miieti l'll VI no• IMlfl ll'om ... 9CCOUl'll ""bHllhed P\.lbllc: Authotltlel, Public l'flet'ICld to lflnllci bVIJ. Thll IM.lllln••• ti con-112701 ' 22, 1189, It 2.00 o'clock BAUCE l. GUNN ANO • "'p., •• d. 0 b ~ I fl•
for1twtpwpo19. ~ Public Corpor· ,_ unoer IN llctltloui ouetldb)-·en lf\OMdull ftCTITIOUSMllMllS I C7l4J5*32ll PM . and then 1t1d ll'le<e CATHLEEN C.OUNN prov1llon1 ol 11'1• L1~
THll'UllnXTOF THEatlone,orAn'/01hetPolltk: .. ~ l'lllntl Of~ Th• •• ,1.u 1n• com· NA••TAT!•NT Publill'lld Ollnge Coa1• ll'IOllrCIUM,llln)'lhlyll•W1. Said Siii "'" H "*"Cocll Prllerenee 10 l•bor ORDIHAHC£ IS AVAILAlllf $ubdMllon !ti the St•I• of llt.tld •bove on NIA menced to 1r1n11et but1· f Ttle lollowlng pettont 1r1 D•ili Pllol July 1f. 24, 31 , ""'Y llkl 1'9lltlon tor cl'llngt ""11loul •arran1y. ••Pf"' or lhell H gl.,.,., onl)' In Illa
IN THI! CITY CLERK'S OF· Call!Mnla, !tie l"lderel GO'f'· Etnil O. Slltak fllS9 under ttle llctrlloui doing bullnn• ... 1 118 ol n1m1 1hou1Cl nol bl lmpllld, regarOlng 11111, PCll-manner prCMoad by I••·
flClf •rnm•ol, 10 Non·Prolll Thl1 1111--.1 •••!Hid buliMU Mml or n1me1 Sungl111 G11tery, 205 M31e granlld M•llofl, Ot encumbl"ances. Nobld•l'l1l!M.con.ici.red AOOPTfD by ltle Cit)' Ch11ll•bll Corpor•llon• '#tlh 11'11 COUnty Cllrt ol Or• n111(11b0va on NIA Oeffn Ave. Laoun• Stech. -IT IS FURTHER ordered to PIY Iha Mllfl ol ~·\due un .... II .. m1de on . lorm
COllnCt of lhl City of Hunt• Ind any Publle Blnl!lt eor: 9flQI County ori July a 11a1 Stepherl PHk• CA 12651 tn•I • copy ol !his order 10 Hc>meolllnet'• 11MUn'\etll1, turnlthld by !I'll City of
1ngtot1 a..cti •t an fld· pcw•tlOM, ,..a.-Thlt 1111'"""1 ••• m.o . H..-Jlt S BIOt•. 242' N. Pl8Ltc NOTICE. •how i:1uM be publl1hed In r...on•bll ""'"''Id CO.I•. Hllfltlng!Ofl 8Ncf't tnd 11
joum14 ~., ~ting PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Pub11"1ed Orlll(ll Cout with !tie COunty Cllfk ol Or· Tu1tln AY9. A 11 , Santi An1. Ille Or1nge Cou! Dilly Piiot. t-. ch1rg11 and lnt•MI made In ec:c.ord11101 '#llh It'll held w~~S", lhat pur1U9flt 10 Educallon Dally Pilot July 1a 25 1ng1CountyonJulye 11p CAl2705 I FICTITIOUIMl ... 11 • l'ttWffllPI' ol 99t11r1t ~1tlhatim.of11'111no11ca pr0W1Mon1 ol ttle pr()90MI ,,., br tl'll roll coo. Stcilon 39363.5, tl'lll Augull 1, a. 1181 · · ,....., Thi• bu11n111 It con·1 NAME ITATl:•Jlff circ:ul1tlon, pubUli'lld In tNI lf'i !I'll •mount ol $1,381.75. requ11ement1.
call vote: Hunllnglon ll11ch City T .731 Publlll'lld Orenga CO.II ducted by an lnd!vtdull Tlla lollowlng petlOtll ere county It .... I once I WMI< DATED: JUNE 27. 1119 TM City Couroc.11 of tl'le
AYEI: Counoilmlmbef1: 8chool District nu~ Dally Pilot July ta. 25, Tl'l1 regl11r1n1 com· doing bulllnlll 11: tor tour conMCYll'fll ..... WOODlllC)QI UURILI QI)' ot Huntington Bllcll , ..
M1cAlllel1r , CJ1••t1 . 1Ufptu1 the tollooloting ll'IM .,._.,. N0!1CI: oWQull la ltet nlet'IOICI to trl ntecl buli·o A A N C H 0 prlor!ottled•Wo!Hldl'lear-MAINTINAMCI Al80CIA· _.....tl'llrigl'l1to11i-;tany
Wlnc;lle!I, M•y1, Sliva, wfllch..-eevlll.-tor-.. ..--' ' T-737 ,_. undlf !hi llctltlou•ICUCAM 0 NGAIPENNHILL lf19. TIOlll Ofllbidt.
lflllN and mey be •~allltMot tor NOTICa buelnen name or n•~147 ASSOCIATES, 3111 0.ted JUL 13 1"9 IY: '"*ALO D. ll()Uft, A By tn. Ofdlr of Iha C!ly
NOES: ~bltt: purcn ... 11 lilt merk•t ..,.,.,.... lllDI I N1ted 1bo.,. on not )'It MICArttlur Bout.Yard, Suite "Altlll A . .IACICMAN, LAW C~TION COuncll of 1111 City or H\H'll·
Nona v.iu.: lllD ffl.M "°· • P\8JC NOTICE Hll'Jll S. 8lgol I '240, ~ a..cti, Cllll "vds• of tM '""''•' JJ10t LAICI CINTlfll tnoton Buch, Clllfornla tl'll A•S ENT : Coun · Bun18chool NOTICE IS HEREBY Thil>•t•l"'*"t•••lil•dl2Ml0 coun ON'rl,IUfTWJtO 1f1t1d1yofJul)'.11H.
c.ll!Mnbef1:89nnllter t700l.,_..OrMI GIVEN ll'l ll ··•iled ,~~OTA'!'.!-,....!I •ill'llhlCountyCletllofOr.1 Tl'lomll E. Tudt•, Gen-Tl'lu Anh Nguy.,, 8741 LAICI ,OR•IT, CALI· C_,. er.ot11w:r, Clly CITY OF HUNTINGTON Huntington e.cn CA I wl-bl ICIMldby -•• "' 9f191 CounlyonJutyl, 19ll,1 r11 P1r1ntr . 3111 Aid CoKl'I Or1ve. Hunl· ,OMIA... Ctln Of ti. C:tlJ Hvnl• BEACH P ... eon/Clepp sCt,ooi prGpON. • Tiii lollowlnO pel'IOtll II• '4M400JMICArthu, Boulevlt'd. Sult• loaton hecl'I, CA 126-47 (7M> .,,.,.. .............
C°""'9 lf"ocllway 20581 f•f'llWll'Oflh ~ It'll Ctty ol Colle Miii to <lolng Wlll"llll ... PubllllMd Or1ng41 co .. 1 •2'0. N9Wport BMci'l, Calif. l'ublllllld Or1ng41 Coul Publllhld Or1nge Cout f»ublllhe>d Orange C0..1 ~et.tt HuflllngtOl'la.ad't.CA wll: Thi Ct!)' C<kincll, P.O. 0.t.ilr'll Marlc.i:lng. 22 11 Delly Piiot July 18, 215, 12eeo O•lfy Piiot July 1a. as. 0.lly Piiot July If, 1a, 25, Dtlly Pli01 Jul)' ''· 215, ~ 0r«IO' C<lul QMi1er Sc:noo1 Boll l200, Colt• MM.I, Call· Mlrlln Stlllt, SI.Ille 108, Augu1t 1, IS, 1190 Tl'lll bu1lnt11 11 COii· Augu•l 1, IS, IOISI 11St Augull 1, 1t8t ~"°'Jwly11,1NI. 21141 8,telhmoorl#'ll lornll l2e2._IS-l200, on 0tl1,.,,.,...CAl2715 T-743duc:lldby.1 Ml'l\ltedp11tner-T756 T·72e T712
NOT<C< _._ ....
MOT tC £ IS HEREBY
GIVEN tllll tl'll Oceon Vino
School Dillrict ol Orengt
County, Hunllngton Btldl.
C1lltorn11, w111 '"'*.,. bkl• to purchuo Olflca Furnltur•
Bid• '#In tHI rlCINed up 10.
t>ul not t111r then 10:00 1 m .
Ttlurldly', Augull 10. 19&9
al thl Purcl'>Ulng OtlQ ot
uid ICftOOI dlllflct, 1et40 B
Slrlolt, HUf'lllngton Blec:l'I.
Celltomill 12&47, 11 wl'llcfl
lime llld bids will tHI Opened
Incl tMd In IOCorClet'IC9 with
~llonl no. Oil Ille In
It'll offlol of llid Olltrlcl
Alt bid• 11111! bl mlde on
bid lorml luf'nllhed by I ....
DlllrlCt. 9ftd elCfl blCl mu11
conl0tm Ind tHI fl9P(>nllvtl
to the contr.ct doCVmlflT1
copi. ol Illa bfdl ll'e now
on n1e In It'll Purcl'l•tlng Ot· nc.. ac..n vi.. Sc~ 0t1-
111c;1. 714·147-2551, ·-' 252_
All it... prcMdld llWOU9fl
'"" bid IN,ltt -i oll ~Clbll Mderll, •l•t•, Ind --Tl'll Olllriet ,...,..... Ille
rJoht 10 rljlet 11'1)' Ind Ill
blda, and to • ...,. any Ir·
regulatfty Of lnfOfl'Nlltlll In
'"&obldl Of In It'll blddlflQ.
'IDl•lll .OARD, •r: C..... Oet"111t1"9t Cllfll,
0...... n... ....... Dtelrtot
Publllhld Or 1ng9 Cout
Deily Piiot July 18. 215. 10&1
"" T 752 ,. __ .. ,.... before 1111 "°"' lO:OO •·"'· Cl'li111-Charill w .. 1 · ~1'~"....... on Tl'lullday, July 21. 1on. 3857 Birch si .. N1wP01il---------+--=~-==--l--=====~-+-~=~-~---l--==~==~-+--,==-==----,..--IC-llD-Tl-ICl---I 204s1 Cr*-L.-'11 ::.-:;:i.:: ::-::::::::: BMch, CA 12ee0 P\aJC NOTJC( Ml.JC NOTICE Ml.IC ll)TIC( MUC ll)TJC( Ml.JC "1l1Cl Ml.IC NOTtCE
Huntington a..cn. CA bid lO •he City C6ertl'• ome. Thie bulineM 11 con· '90TICI OP MU It lt'I)' publlc agency IOlnl• try It'll Pl"OPll' announciad OUClld_by: ., lrtdMdulol
..... If ltleO llbo¥e II lnt.,...ed In tlml Side ""' be pubtlcfy Th• r1gl1tr•nl com·
C •• '*' ~ It'll 9"M, plitlM ooer*' Ind rMa a6oud ,1 metlC9d to trll'lllCI bull· .... ...,. contect Illa underllioned 1o:oo 1.m , °' II IOOn "* .. ""' under the flctHi-
"I U & tt wtltlln ll•ty !IO) dlYI o1 !hi •Iler n !£'Ellc•bla on ~ .-0t ne~ NOtiCI It ,.,.... 9""" dMe o4 lf'll llCONI tlfl'll tl'lll Tl'lur.O.~ 27 1NI In llltl1CI •bo'fe Of'I NIA
tft•t. pureu•nl 10 ltl• f'IClltGI It puDllefoilCI. Illa ~ b.. City ~%..-"" W•, ftlod ~of 8«tlon•24°'t..5 DIANA PETERS, SW*· Hflll 77 Fiii' OrM Co.t. "-• "'11
of tft1 ..._.WI<! Pro-lntendent, Huntington MM., Calllomla kw 1n. "!'fll~tyCietti ol~
....,.. Codi. the s-. e..otl City ld'IOol Oialrlcl, tvmllhlf'IQ of AviOMOBllf ano-I)' on Jul)'~
lo.-d of ~IOl'I d 20l51 Ctlll'nlf l.aM, HUl"ll· AND GO.ERAl LIABILITY,
... CM tolowfnO o.ctl**1 =hecl'I, CA '264fl AND PUBLIC LI AB ILITY P\lblW\ld Of'MOI Cout ... loenM, al public 11111, 11• ...... MllJ CLAIM ADMINIST!ltATION Delly Piiot Jl,lfy lf, 25· 91 10:00 o'C'lklcll 1.m. M 21, a.-.,. COM! SERVICES, AUg119I 1• I , lltt
t ... 9' 21 CMCI Olnt9' Delly Not J\i't 11. 25, Addlliol'lll Mt• ol tM T·741
,._., ""'· m . a.m. Ana...,.....'· 1tttt. llpeCtftcatloM l'M)' bl ot>-l---------1
CA 12712 l1f1 t9if'lld .i tM om;o. o4 the PW1JC NOnC(
LICl"O' Llc•n•• No. ~ Ae9nf. at n ,.1-;;;~;~~·~--1 •7-t41'102: Courlt)' In Wl'llch PWLJC Mn1C( Ortw, Colt• ...._., Clll·I PKITmoul ad I I• •~: Ot'Mft' county: kwnla. ._ "**' ti. ,. ..,.. eTo\.,_,. T~ o1 uo.n. en.a• La9M.llOTICI' 1um1G101N.n.nttoonofltl9 rt.~per.one-°"'*• ~ 71 '"OI Chy Cllorli., ..... Mid ..,,.. dOiflQ ~ •:
8lllcl Jktuol" ... ... .. -llmh, In ....... ..-ope, l . A. \Jl'MOlb AMoNlll. 9'1Mdby1.,.St ... SO.dof AN OADINAHC«OP THI ~lllMonthlouc.IOlwlll'I HOO P9'1t ~ ...... :
Eq1,1alll•llon to r9COYlr cfoo. C(lV COUNCIL ()ti THI IN 11c1nemflfufftMtand1M pon e.ctt, CA llllO
..,.,.,,ltllllllnd\IM ...... CITY Of HUNTINGTON ~o.te. tnc A, Uml'IOIU. HOO .,,.... Md P9Mlllll In-KACH AMIHDtNO TITlt ... bid tN11 IJ*"1 flll•rll; Jioiewpotl, NewJIO't
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UM. • ...., """" .. 11.tOi MUMCf'AI.. COOE fOftrt 1r1 ... .-:•ss11:a•. lf<le. .,..,, .... II oon· ......... flt ........ and TO UT ..... MIT~ °"'W'_..eFP nll:n•toN ductld•1r11ndrwtdwlt "';'.!'ft~~ .. -; ~~TIOHI ::-. i:..•:.::.::=:; ~':r::.:::C. o:::
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OFFICIAL PUBL;IC NOTICE
CITY OF COSTA MESA
GENERAL PLAN REVIEW PROGRAM GP·B9-2
DRAFT EIR NO. 1043
The City of Costa Mesa has completed a Draft Environmental Impact Report
(EIR) for the General Plan Review Program which is a comprehensive update
of the General Plan for the City of Costa Mesa and adjacent unincorporated
areas within the City's Sphere of Influence. The purpose af the General Plan
is to provide the goals, policies and objectives that guide the long-range physlcal
development of the community. · ·
The Draft EIR is ncm available for public review. All written-comments received
by August 14, 1989 will be responded to in the Final EIR. Please.d irect all
comments to the City at the address shown below. Copies of the Draft EIR
and General Plan may be purchased at the City of CosUI Mesa and are
available for review at the following locations:
City of CosUi Mesa
Development Services Dept. n Feir cm..
Coete M111, CA. 92626
u.c. lrvil19
~,,.,., L.lnry
Gav9rtwn.nt ~
lrvlnl. CA. 92713
QFfllCIAL
Mesa Verde Library
2969 Mesa Verde Drive East
CosUI Mesa, CA. 92626
CosUi Mesa Library
1855 Perle A1111nue
Colta Mesa, CA. 92627
••
PlllUC NOTICE PlllUC NOllCE l'lllllC NOllCE 1'1.81.IC NOllC£ 1'1.81.IC NOTIC£
l"ICflTIOUI au...... l"K:mlOUI IUllNlll f lCTITIOUI IUltNlll :::: ..... I TAT1WNT .... l'TATI Ml!MT ..... ITATIMIMT ereale<I pel'llOn l11e$ •n E CORY ~ ~led ..
The 1o11ow1ng ""'-..,. '"" tollowlng '""'°"' •r• ,..._ IOllOwlng ""''°"' .,. iec~ IO lhe peu~n p&rlOf'lill repreMn"'IYe k> doing bl.ltlNN 11 ooina ~ •• 00ong tM.it!NM •• 1~d shows OOOd c.1vse adnWMl•r the H&.ille ol Pacitle AMI E11a11 S-· MAPFOLIO •11 Gold-IMPERIAL AUTO SER-rwnY lhe OOUl'f thould nol 1heclecedlln1
"""· 10725 Ell• A .... •O, l<\IO<I Cororia Cl•I M•r VICE 3905 w 5-oe••"om fgrant Lhe itUlt\Of1ly THE PElrTION l'ounl•lf'I Valley. CA 92708 C•l1I tu25 Sinti Ani Cehl A HEARING on lhe req.;M• U'4 diltcedent'I
Oenlel R A1y l!'IC . c a. Jol'lnJ Smnti,•11Go1CI-Rl•CI A El M•-'•• 226\pcalltl()fl Wiii be held on WllLM'ldeocicils,lfM'!y.
lo&I 0 1or11t ... Co111 M .... in•od. Coion1 d•I M••. Miner Apt c Costa M•N Auoua1 3. 1989 a1 1 •5 be adrf111ed to p1obate CA t2e2e C•l•I 921125 C•l1f 92621 . . p ~ In Oopl 3 localed at The wll and Wly oociclla
lorlfl 01vlCI Mollllftr, 1910 Tru1 1>u11n111 11 con-J1m1J A EJ M•sr• 2261 700 CNlc: Ctlnter Dnve ate available lot Swan Drive. Cotti M .... CA CIUCl•d 1:1y ,., 1n<11v>e1v.. Ml.,., Apr C Colli Metl West. Santa Ana CA e•an"Wl•\Jon lrl lhfl file kept
t2e211 Th• r11Q•Str1n1 com-Call! 92e2t '1>2i~1 VOU OBJECT TO byT~H"E°""" PET"-' ,, fhll bu11n111 IS con.~ 10 oan11<:I b\41• ZllMI A El M•!.!• 2261 ,,,.....,~
c:ll.ICted by 1 O'lt111r•I part· "''' ufleler lfll t1c111idUs !'Mmir Apl c Costa Me1o• the granting ol I.he petition, reqi.res• aulhonfy IO
ner•hlp l>u•+nH• nirne 0, n•mH C•lll 92627 you should appear a1 l'le admin.s1o1 tne estate
Tl\1 r1gl1lr1n1 com · 111ted 1bov1onlnot11!l ft111 bvsu1e99 ,9 con-heairn.g af'ld state your under lhe l~ndenl meneeo 10 "•n11<:1 ciu... JOfln J Sm•t" ductoct by , 1omn&0 paf1ner· obsl!OflS Of !tie wn11en Admtn1S11a11on ot EatalH ""'•under Ille l1Cl1Uou1 Ttlll 1ta!emeri1 .,.11 llled stilp ob llOn$ Wtlti 1"8 ODUrl Act (Th11 aulhor1!y wil
Dullnen n1m41 or n1,.,,.. ..,1111 1t11 county Cllr~ o1 Or-Tfll rigittranl com-be re the heanng Your allow the peraonal
lilted 11><1ve on 21&6 •Niii County on June 23. menced 10 Hinsacl Du•· appcaarance may be ll'l 18~-1lallve IO t».e
L.Ofef'I Moll,,.,-. 01n..i R 1989 nus unClll lrlfl rw:t•l•OVI p&rsotl or by yout anorney mitny ;,c:llOns wltnout R ' -· • IF" YOU ARE A OOl.ll1f'llng courl .ilpproval IY 4 .. ,.._ b\I nest n1mi 0• namee CREOrTOR or a BelCNe fall.Ing Gerla.in v Tflla 1111ement ""'' lllft<l Publls"ed Ora.,ge Co111 hSll<I 1oov11 011 a 1>m111H1 Conl"""&nl creditOf ot lhe lfl'lPOrldnl acilonery
wllh '"' Coun1y Cletk 111 Or-0111y P1101 July• 11 16 2!1 partne•1t11p oo00~ .,,..., musl hi& ho-ver the :i
•nQe Counly on JL1ly 6. 1989 1989 R"o A. El Ma111 I · •--"""°"M F424417 T -1 1 1 11111 1,111meni ""'' tile<I '1001 claim w11h Ille court lflputsentallve w1~ -W
Put:olistieCI Or 111g1 Co••t wnh !lie Count~ C•e•~ 01 o •.
1
and malt a copy IO fie requred 10 gtve nooce to
Dilly PUot July 18, 25, nun •IC NOllC[ an~ Count on June '11 personal 1ep!'esenta11ve 1r1\e1wsled persons unless August t. & 198Q l'"UDL ,989 Y 1ap~in!ed by Ille coutt lh&y l\.ilwi wa•ved nollea..or
T·132 ,.ICTITIOUI I UllNESS I F"2S5H w1 in lour monlhs tromlconsenied IO th& pioposed
PtJBllc NOi ie[ Dail> Polo! Jul , 11 18 '15 lel191S as provided in admn1sll'al!011 aulhor1Ty ----------NAM( STATEMENT Pub11Slllt<I Or•nge Col"St lthe dale or r.rst 156i>ance ol M:l!Ofl) The mdopendenl
l tie tollowmg p1r111ns a•e 1989 1 socbon 9100 o! rtte w1I be granl&d unktas an -----~~---do1ngbu11nessa1 1.117 Cahlornia Probate Code tntei~lod person l!los an FICTITIOUI 8Ul lHfS.I CASA MORRO APART· The llm& IOI tiling claims objOCllOn lo the pehlion
NAME ITATI MfNT MENTS ,30 Ney,po1t w1I nol ewpwe bflrCNe lour and sho"NS OCJO(l cause
The followlng PftflOf'IS l ftl Cent .. 0fl~9 Sulle 1,0 PUBLIC NOTICE mooltls l1om lhe heaill'lg why the oourr should nol
<11>1ng CM.111n"s •• N11wPQ<I Seacn C1Jol 92660 dale noticed above giant the aulJlor•ly
FOO<l lo• Ttioug"t 2231 Roger Ebel! Turne• & NOTICEK0•9699TITION YOU MAY EXAMINE A HEARING on the P1<:11k:8-2 Colla Mesa.CA M•ry S!1n1ey Turner . OF PE lltlon II be held 9~&27 Tr .. uee1 under dec;la•a!lon TO A DMINISTER the Ille kapl by the cour! !I Pit wi on You af& a pe1son Au.gusl 3 1989 at 1 "~ Un-01 A T1mb.,10, 2231 or Trust Clateo 7131/1!1 to< ESTATE O F: inloresied m lhe est;ite P"M on Dept 3 loc.ated al
Pac:itl<: 82 Co11a Mest CA 1111 oenel1! ot R()gl• Eoert BETTY JANE MIX you '1li:IY Iii.I with \11e court 700 Civte Cen191 Onve
92&27 T.,rner and M111~ S1an11yl CASE NO. A 14g17g a lormal ~quasi 101 Wes1, S<Ullil Ana CA Raeann• 8etg&r011 2231 Turner 2812 8ay5tlores. To all hoils S coal Nolo«t ol lhe Mm 92701
P1<:111c: 82 Cos11 Mesa CA Newoor1 Seec:n Calo! 92660 bell&licilll'ioS, credltOfS, -gr an m~entoiy anS IF VOU OBJECT TOI
112fi21 Tf'oiS llusiness 1' con·1conllngent cred1ors, and appiaJsal o1 &slate asoots the granting ot !ho petition, Tt111 bi.11nes1i " con-o .. c:teCI oy F1m11y Trus1 persons who may Of of any pomion or you stioukf appear at tile
Ouctecl by a g<1n1ra1 p1rf-Ille 1eg191ranl com-otherwise be lnlereslecl in account as prov!dlld in hearing and s1a1e you1 1
ner1tilp moiOGed 10 !finsiu;t busl· the will Of esla!e °' both section 1250 ot ttie oti1ec11ons 01 hl(J wnneni
Tile llQISlr•n! com-nes~ """"' 11111 liClillO"•lol BETIY JA.NE Mix • CaIJlomla Probate COOi! A obiect,ions W•!ll lh(I 001.111 1 mencea 111 rr•ns.c:1 lluSI· bL1a;r'lftss name 01 names A PETITION has been Request lor Soocial No11Ci'! OOlore lhe heanng V01Jr
fll'U under 11\Ci r.cutlou• h11eC1;1ooveon Qecernber 1.,filecl by JONATHAN L form 15 available rrom 1110 appearance may be 1n
buSlnest n1m1 or n;1me1 1988 'OSBAN aka JONATHAN courl clerk pe•son or by your al1CNney
UsleCI ebOve Ol1 JL1IV 3 l989 Mary S· TL1rnit ,LEAOV OSBAN aka Attorney !or P1tl llon1r: 1F VOU ARE A
Unll1 T1mburo Tn11 1t1temen1 -..as MeO JONATHAN LEROY S. NORMAN BLACK CF.EDITOR °' a
Tilts st•lemet1t was Med wit" l'C County Cietk ot ~;-1AJGNER 1n the Supeno1 405 S. St•t• CQ!leg1 Blvd con1m.gent c:rrd1l0< o! mo
w1ltltfl6 Co.,nryC!e1kol 01-•noe 01.onty on June ·1Cou1tot Cahforn1a, Counfy STE210 loeooaSO<I you n1USI !ilel
111\QI County on July 6, 1969 19811 ;OI ORANGE • 8 rl'1 , CA 92621 ~o·Jr cl;um w11t1 1ne court
F4l4491 Fl23233 1 THE PETITION Orange Coasl Daily Polo! and rna•I a copy 10 1ne1 PL10l1$tleCI O.aflie Coast 0 Po~pls"ld Or,•",'' C0o•2•5
1 requests that JONATHAN Ju.~ f7 18 2• 1989 por:wnal rf'p111Sf>n1.1h~e Daily Pilot J.,ly 18, 2!1 ••tr 1101 Jul~ l 1 · l OSBA'I be a~nlOd 1appoinled by 1tle oourt
August I 8, 1989 11169 las personal repiesen1at1ve w•lh•n tour months !rom
T-733 T-723 to adrnin1S1er the estate ol PUBL IC NOTICE juie d~le ot to1s11ssu.incl' 01
----------the dee&den1 kitl1-0fS as prov•a..-d •fl' PlBllC NOTICE P\.Bl.IC NOTICE THF. PETITION K 0•?703 sec1ton tl100 01 1110
l
•equestB 1he . deoedltnrs NOTICE OF PETITIO N Cah!orn1a Probato Co'1<:·, FICTITIOUI IUSINESS
NAME aTATE'Mf NT The !ollOWl"Q PftfllO<'IS are
lkllng tMJ91nft91 .,
ULT RA -GUARO. 8 l ol T
Rtdge!lel!l, Hun11ng1on
Seach. CA 928'6 Roct11rd Ll ""to'I F"l1m1,,g.
Jr , 81•1 Rlage11e1a . H .. nt·
1ngt011 Beacti CA 926'16
ft11s Di.""''' 11 c:on-
l'ICf!TIOUS 9USINE85 WILL and codicils. ti My. TO A DM INISTER Tne hlnP. 1or tilrlg cla1n1S
NAME STATEM!"NT be adrnnect lo pt0bate ESTATE OF : wol nol e1pwe bclorll lour
The h)llow1ng person• are The wil and any c:odlC~s LEE M SPRATLER monltls horn lhe Nl<111ng1
01>1ng business a1 ia1e available lor aka ·L EONA M ' ciaie no1ieed atiove
PEDERSEN DESIGNS fe•am.nation on the hie kept SPRATLER L EO.N A l"OU MAV EXAMINE
3•• Monroe lr~•ne. C11'1 b1 the court MILDRED ~ 111'-. hie ll.(>p1 oy the court It
92720 THE PETrTION t'A RKS yo, are a p.1,..onl Olon11 E P1t<1e<-"8n, 34• equests authonty lO S PRATLER on1oros1ud '" 1n ... esi.,u>
Mo.,roe, lrvtne. C1111 92720 adminosier the est•le CASE NO . A149188 you l"l'l<IY 1110 w•ln ltiia oourl
Tt111 bus1.,e11 •• con-L!f'lde1 . the lndependenl To alt f\elis a tormal Requ11st ror
lluc;leCI Dy In •nll1~!du11 ~•ntSlralion ol Est.ales OOnefte1anes. et editors I Sp&0al Nol<C<! ol ltle f1lo.,g
Oucled by '" 1nd•VldL1a! Tt11 r1g1str1n1 com-(Tl'lls .ilUlhor•Ty wiM con11ngen1 creditors and 'll an 1nv1?nlory .indl The •eg1srran1 com-'1'l<ll'>c:e(I 10 tranucl l>usi-low !he pef!Of'1al persons who may appta>sal ol ~In!(' a~~•ts
menced to 111ns.acl buS•· ne11 Linder 1ne !~utlous &plasGnlal":'e to . lake olherw1se be 1nleres1ec1 10 Of o! any ~uhon or
.,ess 11nder 1n1 l•c1<11ou1 b\lsmess name o• names lm3ny , iKliOns wilhoul !ho will o< estate OI t:ootn <iCCOUnl as p•ovtd>r'CI 1n t>usintiss name or name' lls1ec1 abOve on June t• job1a1n1~ COUii apprOYal ol LEE M SPAl\TLEA !Mlebon 1250 ol lhel
lls!ed 1t>Ove on NIA 1989 Before lakln51 oorta1n very ak.a LEONA t,A Cali!o<.,la Proca1e COO'• A Rich•1d L1wson Fleming. 0.nn•s PecJerMn important aciions SPRATLER. LEONA Requl!-SI tor S\)f<1al No1iee1
.If Tt111 stllemenl ..,,., 1111<1 howew1. 11"1e persona! MILDRED PARK S to<m 19 iivdolabU!' !rom the
Tiiis 1t11emen1 ..... fll9d Wiit\ !llCI County Clt'fk ol Or -epresen1auve WI" be SPRATLER COUit cle<I..
w11tilflftCoun1yCierkolOr-1nge Cou.,ty on J.,ne 27 '~'eel IO grve notoee 10 A PETITION hils been jPell1kui1r lnPro Pe1:
ange County on July 6, 1989 1969 nteresled peisons unless hied by THEODORE E THEODORE E. CORY
,.,21471 F•2l532 !hey 11.aWI waoved oobc:e 01 CORV 1n the Supeoor 285 E. M.1n St1111
Pub!•Sfled Orar191 Coast Publ1sned OH1r191 Co111 consenled IO lhe proposed Couri ol Ca1il0tnta County I Suite ' Oa11y Pllol JL1ly 16 2!> 0111l~P~o1 Ju1y o1 11 18 2!1. t!Ofli The 1ndependt=!nt!()!OAANGE Tu1tln ,CA 92680
AuQUSI 1. 8. 1989 !989 admin1s!ralion i1u!hOl1ly1 THE PETfTIQN 0..ange CodS1 0<11ly Pilot
T·739 I 721 W1I be qranled Llnless an 19QUf!-Sts tllal THEODORE July f7 18 2• 190')
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l'UllllC NOTICE l'lllllC NOTICE 1'1.81.IC NOTICE 1'1.81.IC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 3002
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTING AN AMENDMENT TO THE
REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE OAKVIEW REDEVELOPMENT
PROJECT AS THE OFFICIAL REDEVEl:OPMENT PLAN FOR SAID PROJECT
WHEREAS. the Huntington Beach Radevlopmenl Ag9nCY (the ""Agency'") nas formulated p1epared ana aoorovtta a
propoMd Am«idl'nenl to lhe RedeV9topment Plan !or the Oakview Redevelopment Pro1ec1 (lne Redevelopment Pro1ec1 ·1
and ha1 recommended Iha! the City Council ol the C11y ol Hunt1nglon Seacn i 'City Counc:11 • app•ovP and adopt o;;a•d
Amendm«it 10 1/'le R~eveloprnenl Ptan •nd
The Pl•nnlng Commission ol tt'le cu.., ol Huntington Beach n•s submotied to tne C•ty Ceuncoi its Reoo•T and
Rtcommend•Uon on the p roposed Amendment to the Redevelopmenl Plan llnd1ng lllll! the Aedevelopmen! Plan. as
amended. I• In conform ity with the General Plan ol the City ot Huntington Beach and nas recommended approval ot 1ne
propoled Amendment lo the Redevelopment P!an, and
Tt'le Agency has •dopttld Rulu Govetnlng Par11c1pa11on and Reenlrv Preferences lo• Property Ownl'!1s, Oper<1tors ot
BualMUes and T&flants Within the Project Aru; and
Tt'le Agency has edopled the State Relocauon Guidelines (Title 25 Ca11torn1a Adm1n•st;at•on Coae 6000 et eeq. as th&
methOd of plan !or the relocation of persons. lamll!es and businesses Jrom tne Project Area. !he payrnen! of 1e1ocat1on
benefits •nd lhe giving ol relocallon assislal'ICe to such persons. tam1t1es and businesses, and
The Agency has submlned the proposed Amendment to Ille Redevelopment Plan and tis Reporl 1ne1e-o11 to 1ne C11y
Cooncll: and
The Agency haa consulted with properly owners and businesses within the PrOJett Area ana ta•1ng agencies which levy
!bes. or for which ta.xes are levied. on property 1n 1ne ProJecl Area. and
Tt'le Agfll'ICY and lt'lls City Council have approved and adopted a Final EIR !or the adopuon of lhe oropose<J Amendment
to !he Radevelopmenl Plan and have cenlfled as to !heir review and consideration thereof 1n accordance with the Cahlo1n1a
En'llronmental Ouallty Act of 1970, as amended. 11nd the Stale and locat Qu1de11nes and reguiauons adopted pyrsuant
thereto; •nd
A joint putrlle hearlllg 1181 been lvlty nolleed and held by the Agency and the City Counc!I as requ1red by •aw all ob1ec11ons
have tre.n heard and P•&.Hd upon by thla City Coul'ICU. !he Agency and Council have •ece1ved wrotten o.nd oral tes!imony
Concefnlng the proposed Amendmenl to lhe Redevelopmen1 Plan and have duly COf1Side1&d a!l there-ot and tne prcx;:eeo1ngs
for the 1doptlon of lti.e propOSed Amendment lo the Redevelopment Plan nave been duly conducted and compte\ed as
provided by law.
NOW, THEREFORE. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH does hereby ordain as fOl!()ws
IECTK>H 1: e purPoHS •nd Intent al this Clly Council w•lh respect lo the ProJect Area are to accomphah To thP. 9rt1n1est
ex1en1 IHllble the followtng:
(a) To ellmlnat• bllghllng lntluencea that pertJs1 In the Pro}ee:t Area, lnciudlng de~lorat1ng buold1ngs. 1ncompatlble end
uneconomic land uaee, ln*deqUate pobllc Improvements. obsolete structures. and" other physical. ecOf1omlC and social
defk:lenclel: lmprow theo.,..all appearenoe of atreeta. pa11tlng area.sand other fac1t1Ues. pobl!c •nd pnvate. and assure that
•II bulldlngt •re sate ror person• to occupy,
(b) To preVtlfll recurrence ol blighting conditions within lhe Project Are•
(C) To encourage exl911ng ownet"•. bualnnses and tenan1s within Iha Projeel Area to par1ic1pate In the r&development ot
the Pro;ect Area and l o provide r.entry preftlfl!lf'!Oft to 9UCh persons to encourage and ensure tne develOpment 0 1 tMI
Pto)ec:1 Ar" In the manner Mt 10f1h In the propoMd Amendment lo the Redevelopment Plan. •nd to provide !Of the
retocatlon of any rMktenta, It eny, dlaplacect by the effecluaUon of tl'le prQt>O.sed Amendment to the Rl!ICl1!111i1lopmen1 P1an
(di To Improve and oon1truc1 Or prov1oe lor lhe con11ructon ol publlc lacllltles, roads, cu1bs, gutter•. st1ee1 llghls. 11torm
drialna. and ot"9f publle lmprovem.ils and to improve the quellty ol the environment In lheProiec1 Area to Iha benellt ot
Pl"Otec1 At .. and lhe 99f*al public U a Whe>le. .
{•l To encourtoe and foe!« the economic revtt•llU!lon ol !he pro)ec:t Area by protecting and promoting the sound
d ..... opmenl and fede•~I Of the Protect Area and by rep+ennlng, redesigning, Of developing portions of the Prefect
Ar .. wtllch eta ttagnant « lmpfoperty utlllnd bec•ute of the I.Ck 01 1dequ11re uUUtlea •nd becaute ol 01tier causes.
(f) To PfovkM adequate ~ Md require<! publle lmP1overnent1 .a a• to encoutaoe new cons1ructlon by ptlv•le
.-.twprlM. thttl!lby prcMcffng this Qty Of Huntington Buc:h with 811 Improved economic bliH
!al To ml11gat8 CS.O•opm.ent ltmttaHona end enwonment.i d9flelef\C)f)t which nave rffU!teo In trie lactl 01 proPflt ullltzatlon
o f tM Profeet AtM to IUOh .,, ex1ertt that It constitutes a w~s Phyaical. .acl•I. 11nd economic.burden on the community
wNch cannot rMtOMbly be expeettld to be rt....-..d or alleviated by prtvate ent8fpttlfl acung a/One,
(ti) To impfow 9nd ptovtde *'9quate public lmprO¥tmentt, PUblle lacifftlea. open ,paoes., and ullllllet WI'«• tvc:h
~ •• td~ affecting the Pro)eet Ar" tl\d wtok:h c:11nnot be remedied by private or government&.I ac:hon
whhOut redt\ltloptMnt.
tf) To pt'cwlda QCM'lltt\IC1k>n and empklY"'*'tl opportunltlM In the de'veloPmertl OI lhl!IM tac:Hi!les and by prcwtdlng
emptOJmeut Ol)OOr1unltl9a In the opwatton ol the P'OPOMd commtrC'tl tnd onlce 1acn11•
U> To •tablleh •1lotM'1•11t ctlteril and oontrol• l0t lhe petmlt19d uMI Within 1na Project Ar .. 1n aecotdance with
modern -.net c:ompecttlvt dt:eilOCMMflt prectic., 1hut aHUtlng ll'le h+Ql'leat tklelg(l ttanda1d1 and environm.n1at ~a111y
M To uoand tM COfTW'Mldeil beM of the oommuntty tfVOUC»ih !ht promo11on ol new and c:ontlrMJlng private "°'°'
lnwatrMl'll In tM PrOjrlet ArM. • ~)To pt'cMcfia opportunni. and ~ 10 1ner .... sai. tall•, bu8'MM lletfl1 .... and oth8f M>urCff OI revenue to
... City.
Cft'I) To prO¥ktia oppot1uf'ltM IO Ina r 111 end W,'t)IQllle tN Ctty'• MIPC)!y or ~ on a City Mct9 ball•, lnc:Ndlng ttoulilt'D ~ '°' klw and nJOClll• tnoomoe houNl!okta. •ClM*•
n. ~ OOUtlCll ... ftnOl lnll ......... , ..... ; ,
~Tiii,,..... Atel le• pt 1d: M r11ty ~ ..... w ....... le a =tecl--. tM r.0.:~1 of wntch II w.ry ti tilll• -N ,...._ ~ f · .. lft .. ~ "9d~prnllrl t.Aw Of IM St ... of C.ltrorn61 I~~ and ....,.c.....-•-..-.,...._._tN"-*Jileit•~~ttMn6ttenolot ~w.dtt~ ........................... , ................... .-.-.« .ny"aomotnatton of IUdt ~ ..... ..
_..•Wllllll•...,_,. IUlfl ...,.. 211 MCI .. co.1d1io~toll ~.1r.,.,.1la,1 01......, ln'-'t mortall~. ~
fll ~ I .... lftd OIWlit" ...... ~WP/_. or oomlMNllon Of tf'le Wowing f.CIOft:. ,
Otango Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesaay, July 18, 1119 -
l'lllllC NOTICE I NII.IC llOllCE NII.IC NOJIC( I MUC llOllC( 1,_-'--==IC.::NO:.:llCf=-
t 1) deHICtlYe d~ and cnaracter ol phvaic:.1 construcuon: ........
12) leulty lntetlot lltr~t and eJ11erior fPaclng,
3) high density 01 population and overcrowding!
(4) lnadeQ&.late pro\11.!on ror ventliatlon, ffQht, Nnltatron, QP4W' tpeeea, and recre.11on tact111les, and
(5) age. oblCMffcenoe, deteriofellon, dilapidation, mix*' Ch8rac1er. or 1h1n1nQ o f uMB.
TM Project Area le further cnaractfl(lLed by properUN w111ch suffer from economlC d•slocauon, detetlor'atlon. or dl9UM '
because 01 one or mote ol the tonow!no 1ac1ors;
{ 1) lhti tubdlvldlng and ute ot I011 ol Irregular form •nd stiape and lnadaou•te ~z.e tor pr~ uMtulneea and
development.
(2) the laying 001 of lots tn d111eg1rd ol the con101Jrs and other lopograpny or pnyaicaJ character11t1Ct ot the ground eno
surrounc11ng cond itions.
(3) lfllfl eWlftence ol Inadequate publlc 1mprovemen11. s>uOllo tac11u1es, open space&. aoo ulll1t1e1 wtllch c.nnol be remedied
oy pfivlte ot government11 action without rec:levelopmenL ana_
i•) 1ne prevalence of deprec!aled v•luea. 1rnpa1red 1nveatmen1s. and aocl•I and economic m•ladjiaunent
ti Is IL1r1ner tOIJncl and determined tllat such cOf1dlUon1 ara causing and wltl 1ncteUlf1Qly cauM 1 r*'~IOn Of, or I.ck OI',
proper ut1l1z.at1on ol tfl.e area lo IWCll an exterit lhBI ti con111tulM a serious phylleal. socl•l of ecqnomlC bl.Hdaf'I on IM
community which canno1 ru.on1t1bly be expected 10 be reverMCl or allflvlated by private enterprise acting •ic>og. Thi• nndlng
is based 1n part on tne tact !hat go'l6tnmetitat action available to 1ne Ctfy "Mlhcx.tt redevelopment would be lntu"ldent to •
cause any signtllcant COfrec11on ct the bl!ghUng conC111lon1. and that the n•lure and co•t• of the pobllc Improvement• are •
beyond the capacity ol lhe City and cannot be undel!ali..an or oorne by private entet'prlse, acting along or In concert with
available QOvernment•I action
' (b) The lmptementa11on ol the Recleveloprnent P1•n. as 11rnen0ed. wtll redevelop Iha Pro,ect Ar .. rn conl0tm1ty with Uw
purposes and pouc1es ol the Comm;un1ty Redevelopment La-... at tl'le s111e of California 1n !he ln1erea11 of lhe publK: peace,
tiea1lh. salely, and ""'9!!1re of the C!fy of Huntington Seacn Tnla llndlng Is baMCl upon lhe t8Cl that redl!IYelopment of tne
Projecl Area will implemenl the objectlve11 ol the Community Redevelopment Law by aiding 1n the ellmlnauon and correction
ol the condl!fona of bligh1, providing !or planning, dave1opmen1. redesign. clearance, reconalructlon Of rehabll!lallon of
properties wn1ch need Improvement. and p1ov1C11ng tor nigher economic utilization of potentially usef\JI land
(CJ The aaoptloro ano c11rry1ng ou1 ot Ille Redevetopmen1 Plan as amenoed. " economically sound and teulble. Thie
11roe11ng IS based In par1 on the tact that tne Agency s Reoort to tne City Coul'IC1I d1scu19'H and dem0f11tr•tes and economle ~
roundness and •eas•blllty or the Redevelopment Ptan 11nd unde1tak+ng$ pursuanl thereto
(Cl) The Redevelopment Ptan, as amenaea. conlorms to the General Plan ol the Cny ot H.un11ngton Slla(:h. Thia llndlng 11
based 1n part on the finding of the Planning Comm•sston that the Redevelopmenl Plan conlorrns 10 tne Ganeial Ptan lor the
City ol Hun!lngt0f1 Beacti
~e l The condemna11on ol 1aa1p1operty1n des•gnaled areas is necessary 10 tne eKecoJtton ot the Redevelopment Plan, u
ilmended and adeQu&le provisions have been made !or payment for property !O be acquired aa provided. . ,
(I) The Agency nas a teaSIOffl method or jtl&n tor 111e 1elocation ol lamioes and persona 10 be temporarily or permanently -
dlso1acec1 from housing lac111L1es 1n the Proteet Area The prol/1s1on1 ol •7260 to 7276 of !he CaJJlornla Government Code
would be applicable In tne event relocet1on would occur due to 1ne 1mplemen1auon by Ille Agency ot tr.. Rede\191opment
Plan The City Council rinds and det..-m1nes that tne prov111on ol relocation aSSistance according to law ton11ilutes a laaalble
me1noa !or retocat1on
(g) There are or are being provided 1n 1he Pro)ect Area Of" 1n other areas not generally less aea111ble In r90arC1 10 publlc
u1U111es and puoi.c and commercial lac1hhes a('ld at rents or prieea within the !inanc1al means ot the tarn1Ues and pertons
displaced lrom the Prt1Ject Area, 11 any. decent, safe and sanitary dwellings equal In number to the number ol and avallaole -
to such displaced lamlUes and persons and reasonabl'I acces11ble to their pl&ee& of employment. ThlS llndlflQ IS baMd upon
!ti& fact that no person or larnoty will be reQu•red by tf'le Agency to move lrom any dwelhng unit untll MJll801e replacement
hOUSlng is available
(n) Inclusion within tne Pro1ec1 Area ol any lands. bulldlng11or1mprovemen1s wnicn ire not de1r1menlal to the publie health. :.
salel'I or we!la1e 1s necessary !or the eflect1ve reaevelapment ol the area ol which they are a part: and any such area lncludecf' !;:
1s necessary !01 ellectlve redevalopmen1 ol the Projecl Area and 1s not rncluded 10 1 the purpose ol obtetnlng the 1111oca1Jon';
ol ta)I; 1nc1ement revenues from sucll area pursuant to \33670 ot the Commun11y Redevelopmenl L.ew without other ,
suostanllal 1ust1llcat1on for its 1nclus1on fhls finding is b•sed in part upon tne fact that tfl.e bOundarles ol 1he Project Areal;
were cnosen as a unified ana consistent whole to lnciude lands that ~e underulllll~ because of blighllng ln"UWlCel. or 1
allected by the e11stence of Ohgnt1ng 1nlluences, and land uses slgn1f1Cantty con1r1t>ut1119 10 the COf1dUIOn1 ot blight, whoM
1nc1us1on 1s necessary to accomplish the objective ol the Redevetapment Plan • ..
(II The al!rn1nallon ol bllght and reaevelopment ot !he Proiect Area cannot be reasoriabty ellpected to oe accomplished b'/ •
private enterprise acting alone w•thou! cha aid and assistance ol the Agency This llnd•flQ is based upon the e11istenoe ol
bhgtlllng Influences. including w11hOUI Um1taUon tne lack ol adequate pobllc lmprovemen1s and l1teilllles .. struclurat
dellclences and other •ndlcahons ot blight end more fully enumera1ed In the record. and the 1nfeaaib1H1y due 10 COii Oii
requiring 1nd1v•duals (by means al assessmen1s or otrierw1se) to eradicate or Signlt1c1ntty alleviate existing detlclencles ln
pubhc improvements and lac111t1es and the 1nabthty and 1na08Quacy ol otner governmenal programs and llnancing
mecnanosms to el!m1na1e the ollgn11ng condl11ons
{J) rne provision ot low ano moaerate income housing outS•Cle the Profeci Area wilt be of oenet!t to 1he P1 ofec1. •
(k) The ettect ot tall increment f1nanc1ng w•ll no! cause slgnll1canl llnanoal l>Ord9n or detru·nent on any 1a.x.lng agency •
deriving revenues rrom tne Pro1ect Area This l1nC11no is based 1n par1upon1he anaiy.11 cont81nec:l ln lhi8 Agency's Report l o '
tne Coty Coonc11 '
SECTION 3: '· ,•
In order 10 1rnplemen1 and Tacll1tate the et1ectuat1on ot the Amendment 10 the Redevelopment P!an hereoy approvecl and ...
adopted 11 1s lound and determined tnal certain ot11cial acli0f1S mus• be taken oy Iha Cny Counc:H with relerence. among··
Other things to chanQes 1n 1on1ng. 11'\e vacaling and removal of the 11reet1 alleys. and other publie ways, the establl~
ol new street patterns. lh-e location and retocallOfl of sewer and wa18f me1ns and otner publlc fac1litles, and othet poblk:
actions and accordlng1..,, the Clly Council nereby .;
' \8) Declares 11s 1n1entlon to undertake and complete any proceedings necessary to be carried out by the Clfy ot Hun1'nglon •
Beach under the orovlalon11 of tne R&deuelopmen1 Plan. as amended ~
(t:ol Reques1s the varlOUS ot1ic1a11, departments. boards, cornm11slons. ana agenoes 01 1he Clly of Mun11ngton e.acti •
nav1ng adrn1n1strat1ve responS1blH1les with respect 10 lhe Pro teel likewise to cooper•te 10 auc:h end and to • ._.,ciM thallr
resoec11ve !unctions and powers 1n a manner conS1tten1 w•lh1ne Redevetopmen1 Plan, as amended
SECTION 4: ,.
The City Councu is sallsllecl 1nat permanent "<>using tac11111es will oe 111vaitable wllhln lhree (3) year• lrom lt.e lime
occupants ol the P10Jecl Aree are draplaced, ii any. and that pending the development ol euc"tttac1Ulle1 thel'"e will be avelJebM
10 such d1aplaceo occupants adequate temporary housing tacllllles al rents comparable to those In !he City of HunUnaton ~)
Beacn ill the !!me ol lhait d•splacement No persons or tamilles ol low and modera1e Income 1hell be dlsplaced lfom'"l
re11C1ences unless an(:! until triere is a aullable hOIJsing urnt available and ready tor occupancy by IUCh displaced per.on or
l11m!ly al rents comparable to ltwse aJ lhe time al their d!splacemen1 Such housklg units shall be lllllBble 10 lhe neede ~ )
iluch displaced Pfi1sona or Tamllias and must oe decent. sale. sanitary and otherwise standard dwelllnga The Agency shall
not displace SLICh person or tam11y unUI such housing units are available and ready tor occupancy
SECTION 5:
Any wr!lten ob1ect1ons 10 tfle Re<Jevelopment Plan tiled witn tfle C+ly Clerk. ol The CITY ot HunllnQlon Be.ch before the hour
sel tor hearing and 1111 oral ob1ec11ons p1esented 10 the C11y Council at the hea11ng having been conMdet'ed ere hweby ••
overruled
SECTION t :
• fhe proposed Amendmen1 10 tile Redevelopment Ptan lor !he Oakvt-Redevelopment Proiec1. !he maps contained
tnereln ana sucn Ol her reporis are 1ncorpora1ed therein try rell!lf"ence. h•vtng been duly reviewed and considered. It hereby 1
approved adopted and des•gnat80 1s !hf! olfleial ""Redevelopm«i1 P1an tor Iha Oakview Redevelopment Projllct," and Is
hereby incorporated herein by reference and made a par1 hereof as In fully se1 lorth at length herein. three cop+es of wtllc:h
are hereby directed to be on !He w!tn Ille City Clerk
SECTION 7:
11 any part ot this Ordlrfancie or lhe Amendmenl 10 the Redevelpment Plan wt11ch 11 approves 1s held 10 be lnvaHd tOf any _
reason. wch dec111on stiaH not alfec1 tile validlty ot tf'le remaining por1ion ot this Ordinance or ol the Amendment to the
Redevelopment Ptan. and !his City Council hereby declares lhBI 1t wouk:I lla\1>8 pasMd the remainder ol thl• Ord4nanc:e Of
approved !tie remainder 01 the Amendmen1 to the Reoeve1opment Plan II euch invalid portion t"8r'eot !'I•• been doateted
SECTION I:
The Cll y Clerk is hereby dlrecled 10 send a certified copy ot lhis Ordrnance to the Agency. and The Agency Is hereby ..,..ted
wllh !he responslblllfy for carrying 01Jt the Rede\felopment Plan as amended
SECTION t:
The Clly Clerk 11 twtr•Oy d1rected 10 record within lhlrly f30) days from the adoPUon 011n19 Ordln•nce 'l"fth the County '"
Recorder ol the County ot Orange a description 01 tile land wllhln the Proiect Arefl and a sl•lemen1 111at the proceed. for •
the redevetopmenl ol tf'le Protect Area have been 1n•tlluled under ll'MI Calltornla Community RedeVelopment Lsw. Theo
Agency la nereby directed 10 effectuate recordaUon 1n compliance will\ Iha pr0vt111on1 ot \27295 ol the Governm..-it Code to ;
the e'ltent appllcable -
SIECTION 10: •
The Bu11ct1ng Depertment of the Cl!y ol Huntington Beach is neraoy directed !or a period ot two (2) yea" eft• the effedlW •
date ol 1nls Ordinence to advise atl appllcan1a !or building pe<mlts wllhln the Profeel Area Iha! the stte IOf wtHch • bUlldlng
permit I• sougnt for the construction ot bulldlngs or IOI o the1 1rnpro..-.men1.s i.s within 11 Redev91opnwnl Project AtM.
SECTtON t 1:
The City CJerk Is hereby dlrect8d 101ranamtl •copy Ol IM detcr!pOon and SI.element recorded oy the Clty Ciefk purlUlnt "
to ,a ol this Ordlnano.. 1 copy 01 this Ordln•nc:.. and a map ol pl1t Indicating The boundaries ol 11'1e Prolecl A'" to tfMt
Auditor and Ta.x A1 .. 1sor ol Or•noe Counfy, 10 the Q0\'8fnlng body ot each 01 the taxing ll08flCI" wtil(;h '-"'* t .... upon ~
any property In Iha ProjeCI Area and to Ir.ti State 80.-d or Equallzalion _
SECTION 11:
TM Chy Oerk shall 0«11ty 10 th41 puaage of thlt Ordtnance and ~ .. • copy ltiereot to bti publlltled •• ~ ~
In a f19W9P•per or gen9t•t C:lrculetlon In 1~ Cll'y of Huntington Beach, and this Ordinance shell take fOfoa and efllct
(301 daya a'1er 111 final p••aaoe In the manner, PfcMded by law. TM City Cleric .n.11 post In Iha Office of the City C1et1t •
C«llfled copy of IM tuM tell! of 9UCh &Ooptl!ld Ordln81'1C* 8H)nQ with 1"'8 """'" Ol lhOM Olly Council membert vottno '°' ... ..,
ag•ln1t the Ordtnence In llCCOfdaltOI wtth Oovi8fN'Mnt Code ~933. J. >
' ' PASSED AND AOOPTEO 818 ~ mMIJng cl the City Council of tM Ctty Of Hunt on 8ellCfl on the• cMy Of .-,,~ ·-~ ..
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•tO Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT I Tuesday, Juty 18, 1989
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CIRCUS
by 811 Keane COU1'TER CULTURE by Maratta & Maratta
"How far back was that Qas
station we stopped at?"
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lllARllADUKE by "Brad Anderson
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DEl'fNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
AHLO AND JANIS
~E SllTI~~' llt SIXTif~' 1 !>AY.
l'M 5ICI< Of HtJ.111'3(; Of l!IG DEAL'
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by Berke Breathed
by Jimmy Johnson
t'IW OOR ~TAlulA ~GE:.ll'IOO Ol..D!
I) l FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
1'1'1REE EIUCK8 R'.lR A
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"Guess who's com ing to dinner. He invited
himself, as usual."
'TV IS GOOD WHEN '!OU W/'NT TO
GIVE 'OJR IM0'51~Tl()tl A RE$'T.'
PZAlWTS
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HA/E 1MERE?
TH IS IS t• WE WIN TODAV. WE CAN
ROGT BEER • HAVE A 016 CELEBRATION , i AND I CAN POUR ROOT BEER
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GARFIELD
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by Charles M. Schulz
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15N'T THE
LEAST (llT
WORRIED
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
lHIS IS Ui<I'. A SCENE.
f'IGITT Ol1l' OF Mt/ I CHIL{)HODD .
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'THE MASTER SAYS.
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by Jett MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
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