HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-10-05 - Orange Coast PilotTHE ORANGE COAST
Crippled
bomber
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safely
WORLD/AS
~Stalker' jury .wants death
From staff and w ire repons
LOS ANGELES -.\ JU I) rec-ommended Wedncsda} that co n-
victed .. Night Stalkd" Richard
Ramirel be put to death and the
devil-worshipi ng serial killer
snarled: "'Big deal. death ah'a~s
went Wlth the tern ton. sec 'ou rn
Disneyland." · ·
Ramire1. con,·1ch:d of I ~ <;avage
-murders. rock\!d 1n ..,,., chatr and
peered around at counroom spec-
tator seated behind him as Supcnor
Cou n Judge Michael A. T'nan read
aloud the JUr{s rccomml'ndat1onr,.
It's time
to put a
lobster on
the barbie
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of tlw Dally PllOt St•n
The" ·re linalh bad. bact... after a.. St'\t'n-~nonih .1b\(.·ncc. o\n<l rc.,rdcnt<>
can hardl} "all Ill get them o n the
barbc<.ue.
l lnlrke their ea!>tern brl'thn·n. thl'
We~t Coast"s spin~ loh~ll·r<, l·an·t
prnrh. srnn· 1hc~ don't ha'c an~
claws I hat"'i .i good thing •• 11 turn'
out.
. .\s wi th a h1t of recent 1mm1-
grants. the) 're "' ing in prl'll~ clo e quancrs these da} s Things could gl·t
prett} ugl} if the} \\ere armed.
A fc\\ hundred of thl' pnnccl~
crustaceans. the ,·e11· first ca tch ol
this }ear's lobster sea on. arc res1d-
1ng. as of Wedm•c;da~ morning. 111
'at!> al the lrulc Se\\p<1n Beach ti o;h
mart.ct run b' Ro' and \ 1 Pearson .
count b\ count.
Jurors found Kam1reL dc)t'n 1ng
of the death penah) on 19 ssx·c1al
n rcumstanccs attached to felon~
com 1ct1ons that ra nged from bu r-
glary to Sl'X crimes and mult1pk
murders.
Orange Count~ prost'cutors "'rll
decide ne\\ week "hctha Ramm·1
should stand tnal hcrl' for the hrutal
rape of lncL Erick on and ·1hl' a1 -
~temptl'd murder of her liance. Biii
(ams. rn M1ss1on \'1l'JO
Ram1rc1. weanng a hlack \htn
and pants but mrnu'I h1\ usual darl..
sungla~cs. made nu comment ID the
courtroom but uuered h1!> ··01s-
ne, land" remart.. IO re porter!> "h1lc bcin~ transferred harl.. to Jail.
H<.' apparent !~ "a~. rctc.rnng lo
dl·fen<,e auomc' Ra' (lark s appeal
10 the JUry tha·t htr in pmon "as
~ullic1en1. .. Ht· "rll nl·' er \CC D1s-
ne) land again:· ( larl.. i.:ud
Stale law requires ;~ ~parate lU~
finding of ~rx:rral l'rrC'u m\tances
bet{m· the death JX'Oalt~ can be
1mp0Sl'd. -\s of Ou 2. that· "ere
2o) inmat<.'s on death nm 10 Cah-
IPlease see DEATH/ A2)
25CENT
..
Giants,
Athletics
win big in
playoffs
PORT /82
THl:R 'DAY" OCTOBER 5'1 1989 -:·' ·.·~·~ -~.. .. • .-• -i;· -r· -"~.~~!. . . ·1 .!._1 .J
P ai.r: pleads ·
·not guilty
--ta-N-8-ki II ing-·:
Richard Ramirez
D.ity P'tlot ...... 0 llJ J--• M•ttftewt
By IRIS YOKOI
Ot CM D•li) ~uoi !.t<itf't
T ~ rt r u 1 l· J ·g.J n C"1Til"n l'l\'T' " 1',
are e\ \U~l"'.'l I' • 1 1 lw tw JI l 11f .1 '1d
~hom1ni,t Jl'Jth ut .1 '-\'\' r11rt lk .1, h
man pll"JLkJ n111 guilt' \\ l',ln,·,J.1,
to ch.irgl'" nl murJL·r ·'"Ju t " th .1
deaJl~ ''l'J()(•n .ind \ .. n,p1r."
T1tll (, llu11.ir 1•1 .1nJ R,., •• ild"
Zl'JX'UJ :1 hn1h dl·,,ntx·J ,1, nwm-
ber'> ot J nnt11r111u-. l Jr, .. n i.!..ing.
entered lhl' pk..i' .11 lhl·1r .ir1.11cn·
ment' 1n lb rh .. r \hH 1r.11 c i>\lr'
-\ n1ur1 h,·.ir1nc • 1 • lkll"• m 11ll
"he1ht'r th,·rl· " .:;1u.u.cl1 , '•d,·rh l' 1• • . Ordt'r lhl' p.tlr l11 tr I JI ".I' ,,•t lo 11 I l l l
to
H u11.tr /qx·JJ '"" 1, f -\• 1 .1 ~O nl ".10 P,·d r, I .11' \ l'.1 ,1 :.l
of L11n~ tt,·..i, h .ind .1 , -'l'.11 .. 1,1
Car'>on \11u1h JI\' 'll\l'l"•ll"d i: ;11,·
death 111 l11hn I .1hl 21
The ''''IX':, " rL .1\ n:.· I n-
' nh l'J :1 .1:. Jill I .11 1111 ,L,r I' .I
p.lrl\ Ill lhl' 1 ~ 11f,1,I, '\\c,t
Balh11.1 Hm.ln .t1d .1ll '\J1111,l.1'
night
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IS ~hl·Jull·J .... I I\{ ; \ 'l'Ur
mc·n Jll' lx•111.: hdd 1r1 t lr.11 fl t 1u n·
I~ J.t1I ••I' • -, '•I h.111
Thl· l -:\l.<1r-11JJ \\ hti~t: namc wa s
not rt>ka-.ed tx·l .tu~· 111 hi\ age. 1c;
rx·1n~ hdd n Ju\\·n1k Hall He face~
'"""PITJ'' 11,11mm11 J'l'>Juh '-'llh a Jl·.1J1" l"Jpon , h11rgt·' Jl"u1rd1ng to
'-t'\\p11n Bt·.t,h P11lrtl' 'lg1 .\nd~
(11101'
Hu 1.1• .tnd /,·rx·l.IJ Jllq?l'l.I 10 bt'
•iwmtxn 11! J ~Jng l..no"n a' Do m1·
ngul'I \ .irnu I ' Jfl' Jl'o charged
"1th -i•n ... p1r;1l ' 10 ,omm1t murdl'r
n th, f~·.. ~" .. hu1•ting. 111 J n' al
~Jnll nll'rnbc.•r 1n thl hJod JnJ k g tn l ,,, \n~l'll"'
1 hl"H tnJI •n thJI ,,.._,. \\Ill be
l.lclJ\l"ll unti l Jlll"r thl'tr prl')1mina~
ht•Jrtnl!' in lhl· '-1·" r-.•n &:.ich Lase
J" r I n~ :,. l ,,, .\n~t'h:' [)\.•put'
O"tr'' t \tt.•rn,., 'x••ll ( .1rhJugh
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J''>JUll in .t 'l°l'•l!Jlt' l J't' IO\Ohtng
..i J n"""' '"""tin~ n ".tn l\•drl1 1n
"'P' ''"' 1r "h1,h hl Jlkgedh. tr e,I . 1 ru1 JI <•lh,·r nlJI' •111 the
rt'iltl I .irh.tu~h '<!Id
\k.11 ''hill '-n q)ort lk.1ch pulice
tktl'dlll"' \110\IOUl' \11 10\l•'\lglill'
thl' ..... 11..rJ,1\ n1l1h t -.h11(1t111~ "hu.:h
: rin -..i ".1' nnt J 1.mJc'm 1nuden1
\, n1. rn .111n: nd11Jlt'' t "a"
f Plus~ Sf!«! PLEA/ A2)
.. The flaHlr'\ ·a little different
from the Mai ne lobster..." Ro~
Pearson said ... Peopk on the We<;t
Coast tend to Jr J..e these a h11lc
better. Folks from the ea t usuall~
like the ones w11h claws.··
V1 Pearson was a lrttlc more pan1-
san 10 her assc sment of eastern and
"estern lobsters.
Tom Pearson and his mother VI Pearson
show off Tom's catches of the day. which
'he supplles to his parents• floatlng fish
market In Newport Beach.
··These ones ha' e a bigger la 1 l
than the Eastern lobsters:· she <;a1d .
"And that's the pan pcopl<.' lt l.l'
bes1."
The Pearsons' on. Tom. supplies
lobsters to hts parcn1s· floati ng mar-
ket on the bav. He's been domg 11 fo r
10 Y<.'ars. And Tom was hea ming
\.\cdne <la,. h1 broad \mile brought
on. he said. h) an unu'luall) gno<l
opening da).
"It "a a rl·all~ good hau1:· hl'
sard. ·· .\ hlllc bellt.'r than opening
da' lat 'car ·· Lobster fic;h1ng 1s permitted from
October w March 1n California.
COVER STOR\' /PROFILE
Opening. dJ~ " lhl' tirst \\ l'dm·sd.i'
altt:r lhl· fi rst I Ul-Sda' 1n Ortober
"I'' l" tx·en '>'orJ..ing for mont h
gl't\lng read~. and toda' ·., linall~
p,l\J.1' ... <;a1J ~l'arson. ''llh tht'
pri<ll' of J CO\\lx)~ \\hll.l\ JU'\t drl\<.'O
.1n a pntl' hl·rd
Pa\da' meant ''ell o 'er $1.500
New· police chief :wal.ked
right Into tt"1ick of things
By ROBERT BARKER
Of -Diiiy 1'16ot S~
Ron Lowenberg had an unforget-
14lble first da> as the new Hunt-
ington Beach poltce chief.
The day before Lowenberg ar-
n ved. a man lipped into an un-
locked townhomc and kidnapped
·and raped a 12-}car-old girl. 11. was
one of the-worst and scanest cnrncs
in the city in )'ears. .
In virtually unheard of fast acuon
in a cast of Its kind. police arrested
a sus~t the nexl evening -at the
end of Lowenbcrg's first full day at
work. Lowenbcrg, 43 came in for lots of
accolades on behalf of his depan·
mcnt, which he dcflly passed o.n to
others. He gave praise to his officers
and to the news media that pres-
ented compe>site picturrs of the
suspect that tnagcrcd more than I 00
telephone calls and helped lead to
{be suspcct's idcntificauon.
tt:s the kind of cooperation and
teamwork he'd lt l.e to sec achll''l.'d
on a larger scale in the coming da~ '·
he said.
Cit) Administrator Paul ( ool..
who picked Lowen berg for the. JOb.
said the new chief 1s making a po1n1
in other wa)s.
When Cook wenl to g1'e a 1:111. Ill
ne" emplO\.CCS attl.'na1 ng an orwn-
tation program Wednesda) 10 a ( 11 ~
Hall meeting room. he was surpmcJ
10 sec Lo""enberg 10 auendancl·
There 1 n l he iTl 1d s1 o f
groundskeepers and gardener~ and
others wa Lowenberg. who's paid
$85.000 a year to d1rec1 214 s" om
police· officers in protecung I 5.000
or so residents. • "He didn't have to be at thr
meeting." oolt said ... But he "a
sining there like a good bo). I think
it rcaJl~ shows he wants to be a team
play~r. •
Prior to Lowcnbcra's official ap-
Pointmcnt the Police chief stlec·
1ion process came under ,fire from
the local Police Officcr1 A550C1at1on.
.,,h1ch d:11mc<l nt~ offi cials artcd
ha t1 h and hapha1ardl)
..\<;Stx·1a11on Pre 1den1 8111 Manin.
though ..a id that Lo""cnberg _.llas
made a It\\ orahk impression in the
rirst le" da \S and called rhe new
rh1cf .. a ,er\. 'l'" good choice ··
\lamn c;ald "rdncsda\ that the
sckc111rn 1ll forml·r l'h1cf'B1ll Pa) nc
th rl'l' \l',lfS ago alll'r Pa)ne withdrew
hrs nanw from rontcnt1o n had cast
douh1s on 1he process and raised
quesuon<; at the time LO"'-cnbcrg "as
~mg p1dcd.
Ma rtin ~id \\edncsda) that Low-
cnberg has been .. , Cl) coope rauve. ··
"He ~t·cm1; to "ant to get our input
and ~cl the dcpanment back on
lr.l(k •
Lowenberg. \\ho said he·., had a
great rcocpt1on 1n gct·acquainted
mcc110gs wl\h his cmplo)ees. de-
cllljfd: "I ha'e to bc he'c ~c are
headed 1n the nght d1rccuon. that
evcr)one \\tit Jump on the
bandwagon and head down the road
together.··
tor Pe:ir,on H1' IOO loh<Mr fX'h
'1l'IJeJ ltlO p1rn nds ot 1hc <>p1m ~·nttl'r\. '' h1rh hl' 'old Ill hrS' pa rt'nh
tor thl' gmntt pml' pf $5 ~5 ,\pound
Hut '-''l'n "ithoul lhl' big pa~oll .
loh'>ll'r ti h1ng ''good "or~. Pear~lll
.. a1,1
(Pleas«! S«!e LOBSTERS/ A2)
Polk• Chief Ron Lowenberg
Lowenberi offered the followmg
statements and thoughts this week
1n a wide-ranging interview rn his om cc:
• Huntington &ach 1s a ~fe
place to J.n c and the cnmc rate 1s
_very acceptable. "but our rcspon t·
b1ht)' is to reduce it further. The
resident and business person can foci
GOOD MORNf.NG
·Today~ Thought Index
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Comics . . . ..•••.•••.•••.••••..• C6 Atw1 l~rs ....••........•...••...• •
Crossword. ... ............... C 10
Entertainment ..... ....... 86-7
Opinion............................... A7 Peopte................................... •
Food .............. C r-6 . POflce log............................ AJ
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relat ive! safe ...
• He a kno" loogcd that there nn:
ome higher drug and cnme areas 10
the cit)' He's schcdult'd a scn e of
meetmgs rn .the ne~1 fe" da \\tth
leaders in the Commodore trcle
and Kolcdo Park area to assess
oroblcms. he said. I~-SM LOWENIERG/A2t
PubHc Notices.......... 84-5. CI 3
Sports ................................ 81 -3
N Ust,"'91 .......... :.................. 17 w.-.,, ...................... : ...... M
Decision
on park
delayed
By IRIS YOKO!
OI trw 0...,. ...... SI'""
'r"pon fkach officials must de-
1.·1de "hl'thcr the) want a 27-foot·
"1dc greenbelt running along the
hlull\ on Hoag Hospital property
aboH' "C\t (. oast Highway or a
nearl) <;quarc. one-acre park with a
\IC\\
Whtie C1\\ and hospital staff prefer
a square park al one end of Hoaa's
propen). homeowners abov~ ~ht
area want a linear park streteh1na thrcc~uancrs of a mile alonpidc an
c'1sttng bicycle path.
The cit}_ Parks. lk.achcs and Rec-
reation Comm1ss1on dcoded on T ucsda) to pe>stpe>nc a decision until
11s November mccti.Q& in order to
obtain more comments from tbt
publtc and &JVC commiwonen time
to ''tSll the sate.
The P\annu\I ComnulSlon and
City Council will tkn consider the
tpte .. '" 'MIKI A2'
SUNNY ·
,..
~come DAILY ptLOT / 'Thur9My, Octow a. ,...
FV teen killed in crash
., The D-'1 Not
·A Fountain Valley teen-~r dacd
ea.rty Wednesday of iajurics she suf-
fered in a traffic accident Tuesday
evening.
Michelle Ann Camacho. l 9. was
driving south on Ward Street in her
l964 Karman Ghfa when it crashed
into another vehicle at Falcon Av-
enue, Fountain Valley police Sgt.
Larry Griswo1d said.
A l6-year--0ld Fountain Valley
driver reportedly attemptcd to make
a left tum from Falcon to Ward in a 1979 Chryskr Newpon when she
pulled in front of Camacho's 'car.
Griswold said.
The driver and her l S-year--0ld
sister were treated at the scene for
minQr injuries and released follow-
ing the 6:47 p.m. accidtnt, he said.
Camacho was taken to UCl Medj-
cal Center where she was pro-
nounced dead at '.3:04 a.m. Wednes-
da).
Food store in HB robbed
Two teen-agers. armed with a
shotguo and a handgun. robbed a
Huntington Beach food store of
$700 Tuesday. police said.
The pair entered the C& 0 Mar-
ket. 15011 Edwards St.. at I 0:0-5
p.m .. pointed their suns at a clerk
and dtmanded money. Huntington
Beach police Sgt. James Cutsh~w said. .
The ·clerk handed over $700 and
the suspects fled on foot, Cutshaw
said. '
One of the suspects was described
as a Hispanic. 6 feet. about 17 years
old, wearing a green army jacket and
a blue scarf around his neck. He had
about a week's growth of beard,
Cutshaw said.
The other suspect is white with
light brown hair, also about 17 years
ofd. 5 feet I 0 inches and 150
pounds. He was wearing a black
baseball cap. a hght colored shirt
and also had a blue scarf aropund
his neck. Cutshaw said.
The two were last seen heading
west on Edwards. he said.
~ower cut in Mission Viejo
Sy City News Service
Some 300 homes remained
without power Wednesda} after a
short in an underground cable
caused a blackout 1n Mission Viejo.
A totaJ of 1.500 customers were
afft>e .. ed by the blackout t-ha\.-began
shortlv after 4 a.m.: said Southern
Califo.mia Edison Co. spokesman
Dave Barron.
Swi tching operations brought ser-
vice back to most of the customers.
and the remainder were expected to
have power back shonly. Barron
said. ·
LOWENBERG other beach c111es: He said the
numbers ma' have to be increased
From A 1 in \ears ahead.
• He said anll-drug efTons are He said the depanment does the
multifacetrd. requiring combined ef.. 1ob "1th less. basicall~. because of
forts of federal. regi onal and local 1he high qualit\ of personnel at·
forces. Htto said ~e\ .. scared to 1ractcd b' the goOd reputation of the
death .. of the sprea<J of ice. a potent cft>r~nmen1 :ind th e :imen111es of the
form of methamphetam1nes. which city.
he fears may become more of a • Lowenberg said his department
problem than cocaine. has done a good JOb recruiting
•He's made a comm itment. he women. black.s and H1span1cs hut
said. to implement the Drug Abuse wants to ke.ep "moving in that direc-
Resistance Education. or DARE. uon .. to sta ·in balance with the
program in all elementar) schools in Cit} ·s population mix. He said he's
Huntington Beach and stan follow-loolting forward to next year's
up classes in junior and senior higtt census report. which some local of-
schools. fi<;1als say may show a population of
The program. in which Hunt-200.000. . .
ington Beacn police officers go into •· Lowenberg said he wants to
classrooms. really does help young-have good relauons "ith the press
sters say no to their peers who offer and intends to appoint a press rela-
drugs and feel good about doing 1t, lions officer. He promised to
he said. Lowenberg said he was the provi de all the information he
first to incorporate the DARE pro-could. so long as cases v.ere not
gram in Orange County while at 1eopard1zed.
Cypress. Pupils who had the DARE • Lowenberg said he's cutung
classes did be tter in their back sharply on outside teaching
schoolwork, too. he said. duues. While chief at C}_press. he
• He said he has no plans to taught poltce classes at Chapman.
reinstate the use of stun guns that Gofden West and Cal Pol) Pomona
officers use to control Violent pris-and for the Police Officer Standards
oners. but said they are ··a useful and Training programs. prompting
tool.·· Officers can continue to cam some Huntingto n Beach officials to
batons but thetr use will be exam·· worry that he spent too much lime
ined. Stun guns were put on the shelf on outside activities. Lowenberg
several years ago following lawsuits said be quit all teaching JObs except
claiming excessive force on the_ part at POST. where he teaches two fou r-
of officers. hour classes twice a year.
• He said the city has an unusual-• Lowenberg said he sees himself
ly smaJI number of police officers. a acting as a cflief executive officer -
ratio of I. I per 1.000 residents. as opposed to a traditional •·top
which he said is much lower than cop" -of a large corporation that
the ratio in Newport Beach and is in the business of maintammg
_ peace in the city.
Herc are the winnillj numbers
2ickcd Wednesday night for the
california Lottery's twice-weekly
"Lotto 6-49" game: 25. 36. 38. 03.
45,_, 17 and the bonus number. 42.
Ylayers who correctly guessed all
six numbers wiJJ share a prize pool
of $5.2 million. lottery officials said.
All those who picked five
numbers plus the bonus number will
divide among themselves a prize
pool of S 1.4 million: 6ve of six will
share $767,000.
ttE"HE l ,ISTE'\l'\G
PLEA
FromA1
a result of some kind of dispute
originating out of that house ...
Gonis said. .
Gonis said he could not release
much information on the investiga -
tion but did reveal de1ect1 ves have
SCTVed three search warrants at un-
disclosed locations. One handgun
was aJso rc-covered at scene. Gonis
said.
PARK
f""'9A1_ .. pen commission's recommcndauon
an mak.i~ a final dtcision. C4Ued ·~trans East," the bluf-
ftop prope!!Y off Superior ~venue
and Coast Hi&hway was acquired by
Hoag from Cahrans for hospital
expansion.
A linear park had been designated
in tbe city s generaJ plan along the
bluff for at least five years. a desif-
nation made prior to the hospital s
acquisition of the land.
City and hospitaJ staff told the
commission they preferred develop-
ment of a square-sha~. 0.8-acre
park at the west end of the property,
off Superior Avenue. because of
lower development and mainten-
otnce costs. "I .prefer the square: it's easier to
maintain because you don't have as
many ed~ and the length," said
Ron Whitley. parks department di·
rector.
Further. tbe public could easily get
to the park from Superior. city and
hospital staff said. ·
F.W. Evins. vice president for
facili ties design and construction at
Hoa&. said the square. parx wouJd
also provide a better view. since the
highest point on the site would be 73
feet above sea level, while the land
east of that is only 55 feet above sea
level.
In addition. a hospital parking
structure would block views of the
bay on the east end of the linear
park. while the square park would
provide "spectacular views looking
up and down the bay," Evins said.
Howeve r. a handful of home-
owners in the Villa Balboa con-
dominium community directly over-
looking the parkland argued for a
linear park. .comparing it to the
bluffiop strips of oceanview green·
belts in Corona del Mar.
The homeowners sai<! the hnear
park would not only be convenient
for them. it would be more ac·
cess1ble to the public than a squarr
park. since it would be developed
adjacent to the ,paved bicycle path
and v.ould provide bicyclists. Joggers
and waJkers with a perfect area to
rest and enJO) a view.
The paved path. wh1cll als.o en cs
as a fire Ian~ is 18 feet wide and
stretches across the length of the
propert}. about thre~uarter of a
mile. It was constructed as a con-
dition of development of Villa
Balboa. Whitlc~ said. Although their horn~ would abut
such a park. the homeowners said
the) would not mind parkgocr
being right in front of their res1·
denccs. .
Villa Balboa resident Chris Kuhta
also questi oned .. how that little stnp
1s going to affect Hoag's develop-
ment ... The land is a Ire adv ghdcd
flat for the linear park. Kuhta said.
Kuhta further argued a linear park
would provide a much belier view
than a park "the si1e of a ga"
station·· that would look upon the
Jack in the Box restaurant located at
th e comer of Balboa Boule ard and
Coast Highwa y.
Commissioners Virginia Hcrbens
and Gale Demmer supported the
linear concept. v.ith Herbens calling
the area .. an absolute!\ spectacular
site we must keep for the cit~ ... We d~peratel) need those unobstructed
views 1n the cm :· Herberts said.
Herber-ts further commented that
whtle she res.pect.s.....hosp1taJ officials
and their fac1lit1es. she' felt the con-
struction of a parlting structure in
one of the best view areas of the city
was "very poor planning.. on the
hospital's part.
Conversely. Commissioners Pete
Comp~on. Taylor.~Grant and John
Konw1ser supported the square
park. saying it would be mu ch more
a public-use facility that could be
outfitted with picnic tables and
benches.
Konwiser said the view would not
be affected with either design .
After Commission Chairman A.Z.
Taft and Commissioner Jo Van-
dervort said they were tom on the
issue. Herberts made a motion. that
passed 4-3. to delay action until next
month.
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I' DEATH RCOmmendations. ·'Tbtte att not
CODleSU. this has not been fun at ''°"' A 1 all" fornia. Halpin uid M upects the iSJUC of
Tynan will \Ike the jury's ttc-deftntt counsel compewacy to be an
ommendations under advasc.menl appeal i-..e. He com~Ded of' slaU
before he formally sententes tactics. but added. You have to
Ramirez at a hearing St.l for Nov. 7. understand that as a stralqy that is
The facts oflhc case. however. made part of 1Ctninars for defense law-
it unlikely the Judge would reduce yers. ••
the sentence to life in prison without ··1 think aJI human bcinp att
the possibility of parole. the only deservina of our sympathy and
other possible sentence. should not have their lives liken in
Under California law. the death the streets, in the courts or in the gas
sentence will be automatically ap-chamber," said defense attorney
peale<;t. Daniel Hernandez, adding he does
Because of the multiple death pen-not think Ramirez wants to die.
allies voted by jurors. the odds "Thett's no punishment that
increased that Orange County pros-coufd fit this crime,'' Judi Arnold,
ecutors may forego a trial. daughter of Night Stalker victims Dc~uty District Atlorney James Maxon and Lela Kneiding, said
Enri t said a decision probably tearfully after the verdicts.
wou d be made next week. but no She said Ramirez should die. "I
action would be taken in coun right have to live the rest of my life Sttiog
away. my parents (as brutalized murder They will wait first for the victims) and what Mr. Ramiro.did
sentencins and expected motions for to them."
a !'CW tnal in Los .Angeles before Jury foreman Felipe Rodriguez
going to court. either to have said there was a 10-2 split on the
Ramirez brough~ to Oran~ C<?unty death penalty until he raised the
or. to have his cak dismissed. issue of sympathy for families of
Enn&ht said. . . ~ v\ctims. "h was the factor of S)'m-lnvestapto~ behe\'C Ram1re~thy" that changed the two jurors'
assault 6n Encksor:i and Cams m · minds. he said.
August 1985 was his last before he The unrelat~ slaving of a fellow
was ~ptured. . juror during the guilt phase of the
Ennght said he would talk with trial affec\ed the panel but made no
Enckson a~~ Los Angeles pros~ difference in deliberations. he said.
ecutor P. Philip Halpin before mak-"It was a loss a definite loss ·· he
ing a decision. said. "It was 0kind of an e:npty
They "'<!"' to make sure the con-feeling. A lot of us came to realize
v1cuons will stand up to the lengthy how hfe really 1s -one da) you're
appeals proce~s that ~ould take up to there and one day you're not.".
I 0 years. ~nnght said. ··1 have nightmares all the ume
And while the} may talk to c;:arns, about the crimes:· said juror
he would J?robabl) not be a w1tn~ss Cynthia Haden. "
should a trial go forward. Shot twice Juror Alfredo Carrillo said there
in the head and once in the neck. he wa.s little dissension among Jurors
1s pan.ally paralyzed and has no during consideratien of whether to
memory of the attack. recommend the death penal!) and
"He's a real \ 1ct1m." E!'right said. the panel simply took 11s time be-
"hut he has no rt'\:'ollcc11on ..of that cause there wert.> so man) counts.
evening." "It took a lot of thinking:· he said.
If Enright 1s satisfied that Ram irez He added about Ramm~1 . "I think
~111 e' entualh be punished as a he·s a prett~ craz) man:·
re ult of his · con' 1ctions in Los The jun ·s dehberallons lasted fi, e
.\ngcles. the lime and expense of a davs in the death pcnalt) phase of
tnal here could be a' 01ded. the trial. The jurors did ·not look at
.. He got "hat he de~en ed:· said Ramirez as the "ord· "death .. v.as
Dcl)ut~ District .\Home' Halpin. pronounced 19 times b~ T) nan. bul
v.h o had urgc-d thl' death penalty. they answered in firm '01ct.·s. ··ves.
descnbing Ram1n.·1 to the JUr) as ··a your honor:· when the Judge po1kd
mi serabl e human being .. "ho killed them indi v1duall~ on their find1n1ts.
for elf-gratification. Jurors ruled Sep!. 20 that the f9-·-rm vef} ha pp) that it's over... year--0ld native of El Paso. Texas.
Halpin said after the death penalty was the demonic killer who broke
LOBSTERS
From Al
"I enjoy 1t ... said .Pearson. who
looks ltkc your cla sic blond-haired,
brown-ktnned beach bov. but with
broader shoulders. · ·
"lt ·s prl·tt·~ hard work. I've
alread~ had bad <;urger)' for a
hcrniali:d d1~k. That kept me off the
v.atcr for tv.o months. But I
v.ouldn ·t du an) thing else. I really
hi..l' being out on the ocean:·
Pearson said his tv.o biggest prob-
lem are poachers. "ho steal about
I 0 percent of h1 catch before he can
get to 1t. and Moth er Nature. wh ose
orner: udc someumes np up hls
traps and drag them awa).
..
.. Th,ey sometimes wash up on the
beac~ ... he said ... But luckil ) I know
thl' ltfeguards around here. If the)
see anything that looks lik e 11's
worth somet hing. they let mt.•
know:·
Back at Pearson's Pon. Ro~ and
v1·s place of business sin ce 19 2 .•
cuslbmers pa) the ..retail pncc of
S9.25 a pound
Thars a good b11 more than ham-
burger or ch1dcn "1ng" at the local
supermarket. But the price doc n·t
bother Doug .\uer of Newport
Beach. a regular customer at
Pearson ·s Pon.
.. After lobster sea on opens. th1~ 1s
the place to come:· he said ... , love
into homes throu,h unlocked win-
dows and dool'I an the summer of
I~~ . As tM panem of .atanac cnmcs unf~. snvesupton fouAd mc.o murdered io their bed$, and women
raped and beaten as t.he assailant
demanded money and ~wels. Rami~ was conv1ctcd of 13
murders and 30 related feldntcs ranaina from rape a.nd sodomy to
burglary. Jurors also fou~ 19 special circumstances allegations to
be true. ln one murdeT, a victim's eyes
were gouged out. In another, a
woman was ra~ beside the body of
her murdered husband.
Satanic sym,bols were left at. ~me
murder scenes and some v1ct1ms
were forced to "swear tq Satan" by
the killer. At a preliminary hearing Ramirez
held up a hand inscribed with a penta~m. a symbol of devi l ·
worship. and said. "Hail Satan."
.. , think it's inescapable that
something v.as wtong (with
Ramirez) and we don't know what it
was.·· defense attorney Clark told
Jurors during the penalty phase.
"let's say we believe he was pos-
sessed if there is -sum a thing. Then
the extension of mercy goes to the
devil because he is considerably
more in need of mercy than anybody
else.·· ·
During the penaJty phase Halpin
called Ramirez an evil ltiller and
urged jurors to confront that evil
with a sentence of death.
"It is verv difficult for us. as
human beings. to face this type of
evil. without trying to deny it.
without II) 1ng to rationalize it.
without tr)·ing to explain it away."
the prosecutor said.
. "You have to look this case n'ht
in the face."' he told jurors. 'If
anyone has ever earned the death
pcnalt). Richard Ramirez has. I urge
ou t<TTOte-for the death penally."
For Jurors. the penalty recommen-
dation ended more than a )ear of
JUf} sel\ ice during whi ch the) en-
dured the murder of one of their
ov. n panel members -an occur-
rence without precedent and sure t!:>
become a point of appeal.
Juror Ph ) lhl> S1nglcta~ v.as fou nd
slain at her home .\-ug. 15 in the
midst of jUr) deliberations on
Ram1rez·s guilt or innocence. Her
11, e-in bo) fnend comm med suicide
a da} later and left a note admitting
he had killed her.
·cm on the barbecue. You cook them
meat sidt' up on lo\\er heat. about
\\hat \ou'd use 1f \Ou.were cooking
a big 'steak .. ·· ·
.\nd V 1 makes It l'aS) for her
lob~tl'r customers. he·11 split and
clean them on request.
The Pearsons bill their establish·
ml'nt a the onl) floating fish market
on the Orange Coa~ In add1t1on to
the seasonal lobsters there 1 a "1de
assortment of \Car-round items.
from crabs and tish to octopus.
To get there. tum north on
Ba)sidc Drive from Coast Highway.
then take the first left and follow the
road to th e wa1ers edge. Look for
the shop anchored below the bridge.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thursday, October 5, t989
Seniors can explore
investment options
Orange Coast College will have an investing
workshop for seni or citiz~rts from 9:30 a.m to
noon SaturdaJ in room 20 I of the Lewis Applied
Scienct 81.tilfting on the campus. 2701 Fairview
Road. Costa Mesa. • ·
Titled "New Ways For stnio~ to Have More
Income-and Less Stress." the workshop covers
low-risk investments for senior citizens including
an evaluation of stocks and bonds, commercial
deposits, mutual funds, annuities. trust deeds, real
estate, gold and sil ver. treasury bills and govern-
ment securities.
Registration is available at OCC's Comm unit}
Service Offi ce or by calling 4 32-5880. •
Computer club lnt~rfaces
Jail escapee gets 40 years in Colotaao
ly I08 VAN EYKEN
Of -Deir ..... kAlff
One of the live men who pulled off a
spectacular escape from the roof of the
central Orange Count)' Jail last Novem-
ber was sentenced Tuesday to 40 years in
prison for armed robberies he committed
m Colorado after the breakout.
Richard Fluharty now faces 60 years in
prison in Colorado alone. In addition to
the sentence meted out by a lknvcr
judge on Tuesday. fluhany had alread)
been sentenced to 20 years for cnmes
committed in ne1ghbonng Adams Coun-
ty, Col9.
fluhany. 27. of Garden Grove. was 10
the Orange Count) Jail awa1ttng trial on
a burglary charge Nov. 21 when he and
five accompltces cut lhrou&h a ~unt)
fence around the Jatl's fifth-storv rec-
reation \ard and lowered themselves to
the grou-nd with a rope fashioned of bed
sheets.
One of the escapees broke his leg in the
attempt and was caught shonl) after-
ward. Another. a 10-year-old murder
suspect. turned himself 1n after spending
Thanksgiving with his fam1l)' tn anta
Ana.
Three other escapees comandeered a
car in Santa Ana and made 11 out of
California. e' ent uall) -winding up 10
Colorado.
Fluharty and :!6-year-old Steven
Wilson of Ontano "ere arrested 10 De-
cember when FBI agents spotted the
stolen car outside Den' er. T hti\I had
neglecled to alter the car's appearance or
e"en change its California hcensc plates.
The other escapee, suspected master
JC"el thie f Anthony Michael G1ancn1.
also known as Michael Taylor. remained
at large unlit Ma'. when he was arrested
b) the FBI while trying tp sell stolen
JC"elf') at a pawn }hop tn Rapid City.
. D.
Ta\lor faces charges stemming from a num~r of Jewelry store holdups tn Calt-
forn1a. as well as a stnng of s1m1lar
robbenes allegedl) commttted while hc-
was on the lam between November and
Ma\.
Last month. \.\ 1lson pleaded guilt~ to a
number of felonies tn Colorado and "as
sentenced 10 16 ~ears in pnson
On T uesda,, fluhan) wu found guilt-.
1n a Den' er coun of four counts of armed
robber) and was ~ntenced 10 I 0 yea~
and one da) tn pnson for each of the four
counts.
Denver Count' deput" d1s1nct at-
tomev Da' td Dan"sk) said \\'ednesday he
was not sure whether Fluharty "ould be
returned to Caltfomta IQ face charges ·
here .
'T m not sure "hat's going to happen
now." he said. "It ma) ulumatel~ be up
to the go' ernors of the 1wo states to
determtne in which pnson syste-m ht''s
going 10 spend the re!.t of his hfe."
fluhan) -will spend at least 30 )Cars tn
pnson on the Colorado charges alone. ti
he gets ttme ofT for good beha\lor
There are also charg~ pending 1n l'tah
and !\le' ad.a. Dansk~ said.
OCC's Orange Appfe Computer Club will
meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturda} in room 20J
of the Chem1str') Butldtng at the campus. Visitors
are welcome.
The cJub is designed to promote interest 1n
computing usmg Apple Computers. through the
exchange of information. ideas and uses of the
computers. Meetings are held the first Saturday of
each month. There 1s a S20 annual membership
fee.
Jevvelry store Owner
shot during robbery
•
For more information about the club. call
432-5880.
Anonymous AIDS-virus tests
Laguna Beach Community Clinic will offer
free. anon)mous HIV-an11bod} testing from 9 a.m.
10 3 p.m. eve l)· Saturday in October. tn honor of
National AIDS Awareness Month.
Testing will be done at the clinic's medical
fac1hties at 460 Ocean Ave .. Laguna Beach. N o
api:><>intment 1s necessary. The testing is in ad-
dtt1on 10 the cltnic's regular testtng weekday
C\ cnings. which requires an appointment.
Testing includes pnvate and confidential
counseltng b) trained counselors. who provide the
current facts on AIDS. the s1gn1ficance of the test.
how to assess one's nsk and how to protect oneself
from possible e\posure tO the HIV virus that
caus~s .\ID .
Addtttonally . ..businesses and communit} or-
ganizattons ma\ order AIDS Educatton Campaign
kits. incl uding i:>osters. pamphlets. buttons. coffee
mugs and other 1nforma11vc items under the -
o;Jogan "AID . It's p to You." ·
For more in formation about th_e tcsting or the
kits. call thc clinic at 494-0761.
Family th~raplsts do lunch
The Orange County Chapter of the California
Marriage and Family Therapists have two UJ?COm-
ing luncheon events. both open to professionals
and the publtc.
The monthh luncheon mecting will be from
noon to 2 p.m: Fnday at the Orange Count}
Medical .\ssoc1atton Conference Center. 300 S.
FIQ"er St .. Orange. Speaker Dolores Jenncrson.
Ph D .. will discuss "Blad. Iss ue !>."
( ost ot the luncheon ts S 13 b} mat I-in
resel"\ at1ons or S 16 for phoned resel"\·a11ons or
"alk-ins: S5 for student members. For 1nforma11on or resel"\·attons. call V1sk1
Hams-Walker. 16541 Gothard St . 1e. JOS. Hunt-
ington Beach. Ca .. 92647: or at 41-lS770.
The group's <\ttornc)/Therap1st ='et"ork
luncheo n "'II be at noon Oct. 13. also at the OCMA Conference Center. Marv McDonough ";11
speak on ''The lmf?3C1 of Legal Proceedings on the
Pre-School Child. ·• Ms. McDonough is a Child
lk' elopment Instructor and Child Care Director
at Irvine Valle~ College.
For 1nformat1on or rescl"\·a11ons. call Ma nan
Blakel} at 635-77 20.
'Ladders discusses hyperactivity
Ladders group \\•111 present speaker Breena
Satterfield of the Nattonal Center for H> peracttve
Children in a program a1 8 p.m. tonight at the
Zonta Club. 210 I £. 15th t .. Newpon Beach.
Satterfield will discuss informatton about the
cltntc, ho" speech and language affect the h} per-
actt 'e child. ocial skills and special problems 1n
adok sccnce. as "ell as shanng -;ome of her long-
term fello" ship studies.
For more tnformatton contact Debbie Del Rio
at 759-OS or 759-111 5.
Baltic states discussed
Reser"' attons are due Fnday for those "ho
wo uld ltke to attend an Oct. I 0 lecture on "The
Baluc States Since Gorbachev." Jaak Tre1man.
Honoraf) Consul of the Consulate of Estonia. 1s
the speaker. Estonia ts the northernmost of the
three fo rmer Baltic Repubh~. which have been
part of ov1e1 Russia smce World War ll.
The lecture will be at 7:30 p.m. in the
Q uarterdeck Room of the Balboa Bay Club in
Newpon Beach. For more information or rcscrvattons. call
Penn) at 644-431 1.
Thursday, Oct. 5
• 7:30 p.m. J"lne Plaaaill1 Commt11lo..
counct.I chambers. I Civic Center Plaza.
Friday, Oct. 6
No mett1ngs scheduled
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Blessing the anlmals
Ten-ye•r-old J•n•t Gibson·• p•rrot. Cleo. 11 ble11ed by t he Rev.
Ken Kr•u•• o f St. Jo•chlm Church In Costa M••• on Wednesday
during th• Fe•lt of St. Fr•ncl1 of A11111. w hose love of all God·1
cre•tlon1 earned him th• tltl• of patron saint of anlmals.
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By The Dally Piiot
A Jev.eln store 0" ner was shot 1n the
shoulder ~'edncsda\ after he armed
himself \\ttll a handgun and confronted
an armed robber dunng a he1s1 at a
Saddleback Plaza retail outlet.
Police were sent to Gosse11 Je"elcrs at
13684 El Toro Road short!\ before r I
a. m. in response to a reponed rob be~.
said Orange Count~ hentTs Lt Die~ Olson. _ _
"The O'-' ner. a daughter and a son "t're
tn the store along "'11h three customers
when four or jj, e blacks -one V. ho ma'
be a "oman -entered:· Olson said
"Three of the men "'ere drcsS<d in bnght
multicolored S'>'eat suits and one "as
armed "llh a handgun ..
C. us tome rs "ere mo' ed to tht-rt-ar of
the st0re. and thl' suspects began
sma~htng the d1spla~ ra!>e~ "11h ham-
mi:r~. crov.rbars-and ttre uon~. Olson said.
·· .\ t that point. the st0re neighbor next
door called 91 I ... Olson said
.. tore o~ner Roben Gossen. "ho "a~
standing behind a pan1t1on that run~
three quarters of the length of the store.
came out wtth a handgun. faced off wi th
the armed suspect. and a gunfight
emui:d ··
Gos5t'tl. 6'1--"3., '>110! ont~ rn rhe
shoulda There "as no 1ndlC'atton.1hat
an~ of the su<tpects "t're "'ounded dunng
the shooiuut. Olson said
The suspects escaped "'1th an unkno" n
amount ot Jt·"cl~ and "ere la<.t seen
dn,1ng a"a' 1n a tour-door "htte <>edan.
poss1bl~ a Honda
Two arrested-after
chase in stolen truck
By BOB VAN EYKEN
T"o men 1n a stolen trurl-. k d <.. u<,t.t
Mt-sa police on a high-speed cha!>e
through thrct> rn1cs belore being arrt>Stl'd
earl\ \.\ ednesda'.
Rohen .\ T U.fT{'\. 2t-o. and Da \ 1d \.\
Melendrez . :;6. both residents of Orange
.. en.· arrt·sted on susp1c1on ot auto thclt
posS<ss1on of coca me :ind e' ading arre'it
The pursu11 began "hen 3 Costa \ ks.i
1ral1k serl(elnt stopped the Tc." ota p1d.-
Uf)"tru k for speedmg at I 5LI a m at :;~511
'e" port Bh d. Lt ( 1a~ \\ etister \S td
\\ hile gt. '.'ieal Lt•,eratt "as "alking
10 the 'eh1cle. 1ht" uspects sped a"a~
.\pursuit ensued in'oh 1nB other Co tJ
\ksa poltce car and a heltcpotcr
0t1iccrs chased tht• su peels nonh on
thl· (\1<,ta \k\J Frt't'" 3) through '\an ta
.\nJ and tnlll Or::rn ge.-"h('rC unit'-!rom
thl· <)ra ngi: Pl>ltn· Ot·panmrnt ,1n1nl·d the
purC\Ull
The ~U'>pt'l.!4' then left the tn.·i:"J' Jt
( hapman .\\1.'nue and ~·11n1rnued ""'' at
speeds appro..ilh1n~ ~-. '11ph \\ l'h\te1
-.aid
.\t thi: 101er\t'lttL1n ot Pr•l<.~:rt and
Bond J\t'nUl'' the ... uspel.l'> kft the ... ar
and tkd on 1 ... 1~11 Poll .. .: .,urr11undt•d thl·
area and arre<.tl•d h111h men :i \hon ume
I.Her
.\ .,mall amount of -«.•.::i1n.· "J' tnund
1n th~ trud .. \\ ehSll'f ..aid
&cause bo th su pe.:-ts are on p3n1le for
ea rher •nmes. no bail ·ha been St"I for
them. \\i:b~ter sa id. Tht"~ '>'t're being hl•ld
at the ( O\ta \tcsa Jail \\ ednt' da'
Laguna Laurel review peri<;>d extended
l y LESLIE EARNEST
Of ,,,_ 0 •11)1 "Hot \t•n
The ~5-<la} f>\'nt'd ''h1 .. 'h lht• pubh ... has
to re' IC" t•n' 1ronmt·n tJI J t''-umenh on
the L.'.lguna l.Jurcl dl'\ clopment :ind
widening of Llguna ( .ln)on Road has
been extended b~ an adJ111onal 15 da} "·
count} officrnl'I aid \\ l'Jnc.·~dJ'
.\s a re-;ult. the puhlll' "tit ha'e until
Oct. JO 10 re' tt'" the "etght~ docu-
mentsthat dew I ho" the 3. ~00-home
de,elopment and rnad "1dcning '>'tit af-
fect the area bet" een El Toro Road and
the an Diego Frce"a).
The C\tens1on came the da' after the
Laguna Beach C'11~ Counrtl took a senes
of steps 10 block or at least stall both
developments th(') sa} "111 1rreparabl}
damage the can~on. one of thrt•e route
motonsts use tL' en1e1 tht• c1 t\
The council \Olcd un.1n1mtlU!>h Tues-
day to co-sponsor a pmtc!>t \\311'. through
Laguna Can)On on No' 11 and 10 erect
a sign 1n tht• .. ·an~ ... 1n ak rt rn g. nhllllf1't~ in
"here the de' l'lopmt·n1 -"h1\'.'h tn·
eludes 8U acrl'S 111 n1mnwrt 1.il dn l'kip·
ment. recreation area' and .1 gt.ill t·ourse
-1s c:<pel'ted ll' tic built Thi· : 1 :;t1-a.-re
plan al~o call ~ for I 21 t :tl r ... , hl tic St'I
aside for 11pt·11 'Pan•
.\lter hearmg .1 fl'Pl'rl 1rl1111 l'Ot' re,1·
dent that tht' l'n' minml'ntal report ~ nn
the Laguna l Jurl'I .rnJ l J~un.1 l an~on
Road "1deninti prnJl'\ '' .tfl' tn1.l1mpkk· and not \\tJ d, J\,11l.1hk 1h,• c1,un,1l
asked tht• u'unl~ Ill pn\\ 1Jt• nwrl' rop1e\
of the report Jnd tht•n 'IJrt the do .. ·l
running ag.Jtn ,rn lht• J '-dJ' rC'' tl'"
penod
In add111on. thl' rnunul .1grel.'d w asl..
that anotht•r puhhc h .. ·anng on \ht• l\\O
prOJCClS OC hd J 11' l Jg_UOJ l:kJ, h ( )J.
fic1als rnstructeJ :ht• \°II\ .m orm·' Ill
begin t•,am1n1ng. tht.' ... n, 1rnnm~·n1al
documents to J t>ternH Ol' '' hethcr thl'Tl' 1\
a legal avenue tht.' nt' ..-an tra,el a' 11
cont1nut·s to ~t-J rch lll1 <I \\a\ "' hlol·~ thl·
de' rlooment ·
Counc1hi.oman L1dJ 1 rnnn 'a1J J "ttn
s1m1lar to the ont· nl"' 'tanJing in lhl·
can~on C\pres~ing. tht• cit'·, oppo'>ltll'n 10
the an Joaquin Hills wlh' J~ he enxtt•d
to reg1 ter concern "1th tht• hou~10g
deH~lopment In effcll. the '1gn "l'Uld
sa~. "Entering The !nine C..v's Llguna
Laun:! proJe-ct -' 2t'lll hllme<. "'111 ht'
here O<ln ... Lennl'' 'aid
"It' otn 10u<,h \t'f\ •mr-,1nJnl lllf u' Ill U~ all ui lhl' rTit'Jn <., Jt \IUf Ji,pll'-11 Ill
pre,ent tttat pro1ect 1rom going lot"ard ··
Leone' said
Count} supen 1<.l1r., "h1) a Pf"'" ed tht•
plan tn concept tn 1-l~J and a re' 1'111n 1n
1986. had hopt>d to mat e a tinal dt·,·1<.1on
on both prt'Jt'Cts Del t ~ lht•1r la"t
meettng ot the ~ear \\ tth lht' e\lt'n4'mn
of the en' 1rnnmen1al rt'' it'" ptTtlxi the
final heanng ha~ tit.·en IX''IPllOl'd until
Jan. J . t4Q()
Thl· Ora ngt· <.. l'Unt~ PlJn•ning < •lffi·
m1sc;1on. \\ htl h had e\p<.'\°ted Ill ticgin
hold10g h<.'anng' 1n '"\l'mb..-r ,,ii\ no"
hold II' h<.'Jrln~<. ,,n l!W rrPJl'l'l' J)l•, "
and De, l \)
.\fter hel!nng llf tht• plan' :"'r th,
e\tens10n. Laguna Bc.i .. h n:~1d~n1 Linda
Eckmann 'aid bll da'~ <.h11ulJ ha\\~ t'it..'t"1
the m101mum 11me all'"mcd for l'-'IJ ;uch
complicated and 1mpvnant pro1t·l.ls Th<.
public <.hould rcalh haH JI k'J<,t 411 da~'
t(I 1.C1n~1der "'ha1 1rnrac1 <.u, h dl'' l'tnr ·
ment "Ill ha'c ,,n the l'O\lf\'n:nl·nt <.hl·
s.atd "\\ t'0 r<.' cn ... umt'il·rl.'J ti' tht~ dl·ad-
line\.' <.ht' said
.\ 'po"-e'" om an IN fht· ~ 11w < o
"hH.h o"n" 1he can\\'n IJnJ anJ 1, propo~1 ng the L.igu n:i L.iurel dt•\ dop-
ment. 1<.')ued J hnl'.'I i;1a1em<.·n1 \\ t>dnl' -
da' altt"rnoon 'up{ll.1n1ng th<.' \Olin!'·,
dt'ct tOn to l"\ll'Od lhl' fl'\ 11.'\\ pl'rtL>J
"\.\ e 1-.no" the count) has man~ oh1ec-
11, es 1t'\ t~ing to meet and we ~uppon
the de-c1s10n." Carol Hoffman said.
4 reputed gang members held in drive-by shooting
ly City News Servke
Four reputl'd Santa .\na ~ng members
were arrestc-d Wcdnesda~ as suspt'Cts in
the dnvc-b~ shoo11ng 10 Garden Gro' e
that left a toddler and a )Oung man dead
and S1' others "oundl'd
Thrct-,ear-olt.I Frank Fernant.ln Jr
and Miguel Na,<1rro. 19.. wen-on their
wa\ to the mo' 1es "hen the\ "crC' gun-
ned down in a rcstdt•nttal neighborhood
the ni(Ult of Scot. In.
~rrested in conncctton "llh the ktlltngs
..-.en-Roman Mencha a. 19. Robert Figu-
eroa. 20, Louis V3lde1. 2 . and a 1 4-~ear
old boy whose n:ime "as "tthheld be-
cause of his aje. said Garden Grove
motonsts.
Polt('C Lt. John \.\ oods.
Tpe ~uspects are allegedl~ memhe~ of
the Santa Ana 5th trttt gang ·
··w e made four arrests at tht" susfl("Cts'
homes and reco' ered 'iinous ntles and
hand&uns from the rtstdt"nces." said \ oods. "We also searched a homt" 1n
Rnerside and three others in Santa
Ana."
estimated at SI S.000 • • •
The !>U peels. each booked on ~uspi
.. ·1on of one-C'ount of consp1rac~ to c-om-
m11 murder. 11 counts of attempted
m urdcr and one count of street terronsm.
"ere betng held "lthout bail 1n Oranaie
Count' Jail.
\\ oOds said the} arc expected to be
arraigned tn Central Mun1c1pal Coun 1n
Santa '\na on Fnda~
Fountain Valley
A house painter is susp«ted in the
theft of a handgun from a home on
the 9SOO block of Moss Olen Av-
enue. The homeowner said a small
bq the same size as the 1un case was
pl8cled on the closet shelf in an a~rent ancmpt to hide the theft of
wtre released to their parents. who
agretd to pay for the damage.
La Costa Dnve said someone
poured chemicals on her lawn and
damaged it.
• • • Someone stoic a black aod white The owner of a Dat un 2 OZ
found hts car on bricks and all four um and wheels missing. along With
the T-top, on the I 000 bl()(k of El
C.amino. Loss was S 1.000
the S90 1un. • • • A 2~year--old Fountain Valley
man was arrnled at Robin Avenue
and Cedar Cirtle for dnlnken driv·
ina-ona ~-Su~ fled from HU&ha Mar-
ket. 9091 Oerfield A~ .• al\cr tryi ..
to ~ ~ with • stoltft PIYroU cbd. • • • 5"'m1 t.venila were 1m11e11 after ~ 11..V~ 0. SdMM>I. I 7'1S
Lol ...... ~--N dnW8 .... olflbl ~ .......... --
Irvi ne
A woman in the Windwood
K.nowl apenment reported a man
e~poscd himself to her near the
laundry room just afttr I p.m. Tues-
day. The only description the
woman cou.ld aive w polict was of
the man shorU. which were black.
Someone at a business at 9292
Jeronimo Roed ttDOned thar Rams
lidlas weft 11o1en. ne 9Cf'SO"
suspectS aa employee or deanina cnw.
Avco I 1 '• lJ49 MkMll9D Raid .... --illll . a 1!111· ~ MoMmr e-n•lll • ~-~ .... A .. <DllS 11 llil..tio .......... . •
• • • A manager at a bustn('SS in the
7500 bl()(k of Wame-r A venue said a
man paid for two scoops of gra vel.
but he left the-store with four
scoops. • • • A naked man came running into
the Sltttt near Aonda Street and
Oanteld Avenue and tried to attack
htt. a woman said. -·" .. About S2.uuu in furniture v.'3\
stokn from a vac.ant home in lhc
9000 block of Comwa.U Onvc. • • • A lcat~r Jacttt and a hununa
knife •crt stolen 1n the 16000 bt k
of Irby Lant . . . ,
A woma.n rcponed th•t thrtt or
four sbttboardcn stoooed traffic tn
a s-rk•nt lot tn the 6800 bl k of Warner-Ave nue a.nd &rJUtd w1lh
t'
Peugeot mountatn bicycle from an
unlocked garage in the 6400 block of
Tyrone C'1rclc.
Co ta Mt-a
Buralars took two VCRs after ran-
sackinJ a homt on the ~ block of
V1cton1 tttet. l.o$s wu es1unated
t mote th.an Sl.400. • • • T he: stereo. speaken and
amphficr& wtre stolen from a CheV)•
Bluer 1n a lot at 1626 Ohms Way. Lou WI $2. J ()(), • • • AD e \-<mploytt may Mve nlered
a lockc.-d sto,...e room. ...._
throu&h di') wall and..._~'°°
from a J()(ll.f'd ufe at .... u • k.
U .\.1 12 ~..._ • • • Jcwdr) and a.....,
"Mn from a ~•~...--·-"""" w---·-· o( UMU R09d.
.. ..
Or-. C°'8t DAILY PILOT I Thuraday, October 5, 1988
Comparable
wortfl forces
dealt fat al blow
White House denies NoFiega c;oup role
SAN FRANCISCO. (AP) -The
nation's larJest current "comparable
wonh" suit was dealt an apparcn\I)
fatal blow Wednesday when a feder-
al judge ruled that the state of
Cabfontia had not deliberatel)
underpaid thousands of women in
femaJe-dominated state jobs.
U.S. District Judge Marilyn Hall
Patel dismissed a suit b)' the Cali-
fornia State Emp!~yees' Association.
on behalf of 60.000 or more past and
present fernalc state employees, that
claimed deliberate sex discrimina-
tion in state salary-settinS:
WASH INGTON (AP) -The
Bush administration said Wednes-
day tt was not asked and did not
promise to aid 10 Tuesda\ 's failed
coup against e_anaman1an leader
Manuel Antomo Nonega but re-
serves the nght to use milatnl) force
on tts .. own time1ab1c.:·
Amid sharp criticism from Con-
gress that the United State~· should
have step_ped an to help topple Nor-
iega. officials said the adm1na ·
tra11on was in the dark Tucsda~
about what "a happening in Pan-
ama. with no details about th e
coup's chances of success. There
were suggestions. though, that a
clear effort to restore democraq
might have brought J.J.S. help to the
rebels. ·u .. officia ls, asking not to be
identified, said the rebels had Nor-
iega in custody for four to five hours
but then let him go. an account
substantially confirmed by Noriega
aides in Panama.
"h's crazy. I don't understapd it,"
an onic1al sa id when asked why the
insurgents decided to free Nonega.
In Panama, Security forces ar-
rc-sted three members of Gen. Manu-
el Antonio onega's general stafl
and about 35 other soldiers after a
failed coup. according to a "war
communique.. read over national
radio Wednesday.
Panamanian officials also said rc-
bellina troops held Norieaa for sev-
eral hours during the attempted
coup Tuesday but that the coup's
leader was killed during the fighting.
The communique did not give
• any reason for the arrests of Col.
Guillermo Wong, the head of state
seq.1rity, and two other mc;mbcrs of
the 20-member'High Command, the
Panamanian cquivaJent of a general
staff.
If members of the High Com-
mand were implicated sn the coup,
however. it would mean the.plotting
agasnsl Noriega extended much
higher than the tower-level p fficers
involved in the 'rebellion.
Bush was buffeted by words from
Conaress. where one senior Re-
publican said, "We blew it," and a
Democratic collcaaue spoke
scornfully of "cold feet."
In the Senate. Jesse Helms, R-
N.C., proposed an amendment to an
anti-drug bill to authorize Bush to use U.S. troops to forcefully remove
Nori~ from p<>wer and brina him
to tri;ll in the,.Unitcd States on the
drug charges already pendina 1Pinst
him. The move was seen as sym-
bolic. since Bush already has such
p<>wers.
Secretary of State James A. Baker
Ill, testifying before a Senate com-.m.iuee. indicated the United States
bid kept its distance Tuesday be-caute the rebels bad little posaibility
of removina Noricp. Bru~hina aside
criticism of the U.S. reacuon, Baker said, "It's easy to be an armchair
aencraL"
''The United States retains the
'option to use American forces. That
option has never been ruled out,''
Baker told the Senate Finance Com-
mittee. "But if you're goina to risk
American lives. it's the president's
view that you do so on your pwn
timetable .... You don't do so on the
basis of someone else's plans and in
resp<>nsc to rapidly changing cir-
cumstances."
Patel left open the possibility that
CSEA could try to prove tile.pl
discrimination because of 1he cffm
of state· salary and JOb classifications
on women's pa) levels. But that type
of suit.' without proof of deliberate
discrimination. has been made
much more dinicult to prove by a
recent Supreme Court rultng.
First train ldad of refugees arrives in W. ~Germany
The union has ''failed to caIT) (its)
HOF. West German~ (~P l -Thousands of East uen)1an refugee!)
in Comm unist-ownro train<; that
were locked up to bar l'Ompatnol~
from Joining the exodus am'l'd in
Hof earl\ Thur da\ alk1 a Jda' · pla~ued J'ourne~ through C1etho'>ll>-
\'.ak1a and 1hcir homeland.
• burden of proof of showing that (the
s~te) e~gaged 1.n intenuonal dis-cnmmatton agasnst \\Omen state
employe6,'' Patel. a former lawyer
for the National Dig.aru.z.al1on for
Women, said an a 38-pa2e rulinll.
The union is "shocked and disap-
p<>inted" by the ruling but. has nf.ide
no decision on an appeal. 11 presi-
dent. Margaret Dean. said .
Thousands of Ea~1 Ge rman'>
chanting "We \\ant out'" had
flocked to 1ra1n stations and hncd
tracks 1n their homeland 1n hoix·'> of
joining 1he1r compatnots ahoard
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trains 10 the West
West German journalists said
the\ hl·ard unconfirmed reports of
scn'ous inJune when East German
authonues stopped some East Ger-
man.., from gelling aboard the trains.
We~1ern diplomats in Prague. the
C1cchoslovak capital. had specu-
la ted that auempts by East German
authonucs to pr('vent the throngs
from hoarding the trains had caused
1he dl'la)!>.
East Germans seeking to board
the trains jammed Western em-
bassies. swam rivers and lined rail-
r.oad tracks in at least four East bloc
nations Wednesday. ·
On Tuesday. East German> 's
hard-ltne leaders had for the second
time iA less than a week agreed to
allow saf(' passage to the West for
thousands of would-be emigres who
had massed at the West German
Embassy in Prasue.
The first of eight trains that had
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left Prague late Wednesday arrived
in this border town at S:SO a.m. It
was believed to be carrying at least
1.000 people.
East Berlin on Tuesday said it
would allow one more exodus of
disill usioned citizens, then
suspended visa-free travel to
Czechoslovakia, the only country to
which East Germans could go
without fi rst obtaining government
perm1ss1on.
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mated 11 000 weary refugees who
had converged on West Germanfs
embassy in the Czechoslovak capi-
tal, but there were reports thousands
of others throughout the East bloc
were hoping to take part.
A crowd of C2echoslovaks ap-
plauded as the first group left the
embassy area 10 board buses to the
train station. Helmeted riot police
arrived ~and pushed the onlookers
back.
House ptJIJs
the plug on
catastrophic
health care
WAS HI NGTON (AP) -The
House bowed to an avalanche of
protest Wednesday b~ vouna to re-
peal the catastrophic health in-
surance program enacted JUSt !1 year
ago as the first major expansion of
Medicare.
The 360-66 vote was a virtual
mirror image of the 328-72 vote by
which the measure passed last year
en route 10 s1griature into la" b}
then-President Reagan.
After the repeal vote, the House
immediately turned 10 consideration
of a plan that would restore a small
part of the program. However. even
that modest attempt by architects of
the onginal plan was defeated.
269-1 56.
"The Amencan people have
spoken:· declared Sen. Wilham
Roth. R-Del. "The House of Rep-
resentatives has listened."
Alth o u_gh the Medicare
Catastrophic Coverage Act was en-
nched as 1t rolled through Congress
under a bipartisan head of steam last
year. the 1mtiaJ push came from
Reagan. who asked for a wa> to
shield elderly and disabled Medicare
beneficanes from the financial ruin
of major illness.
Notwtthstanding the w1de support
tt enjoyed last year. the measure
carried an h1stonc self-fi nancing
mechanism that turned out to be a
time bomb that exploded an protest
from well-to-do elderly Americans
upset with being forced to pay for
the increased benefits.
About 6 percent of the 33 mtlhon
people eh11ble for Medicare would
have to pay a surtax of up to $800
this year to pay for the program and
many of the complaints came from
that group.
More than half of those covered
-perhaps 60 percent of the 33
million -would not be subject to
the controversial surtax at all. but
rather a $48 tab deducted in $4-per·
month chunks from thClr Social Sc·
cunty checks.
For the other m1lhons covered b)
the program. the add1t1onaJ I 989
charge for the government insurance
program that would allow them to
consider dropping their private sup-
plemental p<>bcics would range be·
tween $48 and SSOO -scaled to
taubte income.
While there was no question that
almost all of the heat felt by House
members was generated by irate
senior citizens demanding repcaJ.
some of the backers of the program
warned that the last word had not
been heard and' that the Political
benefit ultimately would accrue to
those who stood by the procram.
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Some may get Insurance rate cut
SAN FRANClSCO -Big-city drivers who pay high insurance rates
because of where they live may be entitled to reduct.ions u nder the rate
freeze announced by st.ate Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie.
according to a top aide. Gillespie said Wednesday, however, that she expects
to resolve the issue by the end of the year with regulations that will
determine whether area of residence can affect a driver's insurance rates.
As of Nov. 8, "pricing auto insuran~ by the neighborhood in which
a driver lives is temporarily prohibited," Gillespie said in a statement. She
said hearings on the issue, bcginn'ing Oct. 30, should conclude by the end
of tpc year with new rules on whether and how "'ucf\ an insurer can consider·
area of residence in setting rates.
Pro-ct,Qlce candidate wins .
ESCONDIDO -Republi can pr0<ho1ce proponent Tnc1a Hunter. the
winner in the 16th Assembly Distnct race. says she hopes to mend ~n>
rifts stirred during a divisive battle with write-m and anti-abon1o n candidate
Dick Lyles. A fellow Republican. Lyles was defeated by Hunter twice in two
months. Unofficial final results showed Hunter recei,ed 49 percent in
Tuesday's special election. compared to 13 percent for Democrat Jeannine
Correia 38 percent shared b)' Lyles and another wnte-1n candidate. Kirby
Bowser.
McManln trlal !1earlng end
LOS ANGELES -Prosecution and defense attorneys rested their cases
Wednesday in the marathon McManin preschool molestauon tnal. scums
the st.age for closing arguments to bcg10 next week. Superior Coun Judge
William Pounders. who often exprt'Ssed fear that the case woul~end m a
mistnal. said he now expects the matter to be placed m the hands of JUrors
by Nov. I.
The trial. now 10 its third year. 1s the longest criminal proceeding 1n
U .S. historv. Its cost of SIS million has made it the.. most expensive case
· ever tried in Los Angeles. Ra} mond Buckey 31 . and his mother. Peggy
McMartin Buckey. 62. are charged with 64 counts of molestation and a
shared count of conspiraq involving alleged molestations of 11 children at
their famil y owned school.
'\·\TIO'\ ·\I, RHlt:t ·s
Flag-burning measure stalled
WASHINGTON -Senate Democrats put the brakes on a bill to ban
flag desecration late Wednesda}. saying a pair of Republican-sponsored
changes in the wording would leave it vulnerable to a Supreme Coun
challenge. "The one thing we are required to avoid doing, or giving the court
an excuse to suggest we are doing. as to proscribe an) communicative ideas
... any speech,'' Sen. Joseph Biden. D-Del.. said as the Senate postponed
action.
He said, however. that the coun might well interpret the proposed
changes as an effort to hmll freedom of speech. Sponsors had e\pected to
pass the ball Wednesday afternoon but instead ended up hoping to "i n
approval toda).
USS Iowa skipper charged "'\
W i\SHING T ON -The captain of the l 'SS lo" a and three
subordinatcs were charged w11h derehruon of dut~ for "1olating adm1nis--
trative procedures aboard the battleship on which 4 7 men "cr~ killed in an
ex plosion. the Navy said Wednesda~. The acuo ns against the four men.
ranging from "admin1strat1,e correct1\C~ measurt·s to pun1t1H letters o r
admonition," resulted from admiral's mast hcanngs conduc ted earhcr this
week on board the lo"a ·1n the Mediterranean b} ice .\dm. Joseph ..
Donnell 111.
The Na') invesugation turned up numerous la ' procedures. including
expenmcntat1on with extra-strength gunpo"t'r and prOJCCttle loads. Despite
'1olat1ons of procedure. the Na"~ said. "Nont." of the d1scrcpanc1es resultt."d
in or contnbuted to tht." c'plosaon" o n .\pnl 19.
HUacker gets 30-year sentence
WASHINGTON -A Lcbant."se h1Jacker con' acted o f commandemng
a Jetliner in Beirut 1n 1985 w11h t"o .\mt."ncans aboard "as SC'ntenced Wedne~a) to 30 }Cars in pnson. Fawa1 Younis. grabbed h~ FBI agents
aboard a )acht in 1987 and brought to the Cotted tatcs to <;tand tnal. told I
.S. D1stnct Coun Judge Aubre~ Robinson that "I am not a member" of
an) terronst group. • Younis said the two Amencans on the Jordanian a1rhner "ere "treated
as fnends" b) the hijackers dunng a 30-hour ord~I over the Mediterranean
Sea that ended with the 70 passengers and crew members being freed. The
hijac kers then blew up the aarcrafi.
11,500 pounds of cocaine aboard ship
NEW O RLEAN -The Coast Guard seized a ship cammg 11.500
pounds of cocaine -the largest mant1mc cocaine seizure an h1stof). Coast
Guard officials said Wcdnesda}. The Zedom Sea. a 185-foot offsho re suppl~
vessel reportedly headed from Colo mbia but fl} 1ng the Panamanian na •. 1s
being <:Seoned to New Orleans. said Rear .\dm. Wilham F Merlin Nine
peo_ple aboard were arrested and will be tuml"d °'er to the Drug
Enforcement Admin1strat1on. he said.
I
Lebanese discuss division of power
TAIF Saudi Arabia -Heckled by Iran. Lebane5e legislators met
Wednesday and debated scrappmg a 46-)ear-0.M,t pact that divides aovem-
ment JObs along S«tanan lines. The) agittd earher to revamp Parliament
with an equal number of Moslems and Chnst1ans 10 an cffon to end the
14-ycar-old CIVll war. .
Any agreement. however. must wt~ the su~pon of J><?wcrful warlords
who have controlled much of Lebanon s1n('e tighung bcpn an 1975. Moslem
militia leaders Nabih Berri and Walld Jumblatt reportedly pve ncpuve
assessments of the Taif efforts on Wednesday. Militia leaders have been kt'pt
away from the ".'rellng.
Israeli soldiers klll 2 P alestlnlans
JERUSALEM -Israeli sotdien fired oo masked P•lcsunians 10 the
Gaza Strip on Wednesday. k.llhna two and wo~ndin1 othcn. the army said.
Arab rcponers said some sold1e"? were disguised as !~borers a!'d drove a
private car. The army spokesman s office said the sokhen ~re tn uruform.
SiJUcen Palestinians m all were rcponed wounded by lsratlt aunfirc 1n the
occupied territories Wednesday. Also Wedntsday, three Palestinians suspected of coll•bo_raJina with
Israel were reponed kil.ltd by fellow .Arabs. N~rty 590 ~nt1n1ans have been killed ~ Israelis since the uE>ri11na beaan 1n the occupied West Bank
and Gau Stnp l l mon~s qO. F'ony lsradis also have died. lo addiuon.
126 Pllestiruans were k.ilkd by fellow Arabs.
Orenoe eo.t DAILY PILOT!Thut'9day, October 5, ltl9 Al
Crippled bomber lands· on Its nose
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE (AP) -,. S..I B
bomber crew from Teus made a white-knuckle landina in the California dcsen. puttina the crippled aircraft do~ safely with its nose landin& pr stuck in the up
pos1t1on.
Leaving a cloud of dust in lls wake. the massive
bomber skidded on its nose for more than half a minute
Wednesday evening.
The aucratrs nose landing gear Jammed earl)'
Wednesday morning dunng a training night over Texas.
The bomber rtf uded 1n m1daJr and new to Cahfom1a
in order to land on the 12-mile-lona drv lalce ~.
The Air force opted· tor the California landina site
because of the fof'living naturt of the di) lake and the
Wide open spec,cs on the <ktcn base.
1'.>ale Punter. a resident of ncarb> Lancaster and an
aerospace buff. listened to radio traffic between the
pilo ts and controllers.
Just before landing, the pilot said. "It's ~n a great
day for flying. except for a fc" glitches
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.Illegals should
be included in
the 1990 Census
Costa M«a's Cit~ ~ouncil seized a rare opportun'ity'
Monday.to make a dec1s1on that was economically practical
and ~1ally relevant.. T~e decision was approval of a
resolution -over obJecuons from councilmen Orv Am-
burgey and Ed Glasgow - endorsing the inclusion of illegal
residents in the 1990 Census.
Most of the debate focused on economics.
Supporters of the resolution. councilwomen Mary
HornbuckJe an~ Sandy Genis, argued that local govern-
ments are required to offer many services to all residents
despite their citizenship status. and that census figures·arc
often the key to how much money is provided by the state
and federal governments for those services.
Amburgey ~nd Gla~gow did not dispute that argument.
They based their oppostt1on on continuing the persoaa DOD
grallJ status of illegal aliens at any and all cost.
. For:iunately, Amburgey and Glasgow ended up on the
losing side when Mayor Peter Buffa sided with Hornbuckle
and Genis.
It was the riJht dt'.c~sion. . t
The eco~om1c reahues of government services fu nded
by a population head count present a significant gray area
that must be' deaJt with. It's hard 10 condone services to
Cho~ in lhe l!nited States illegally, bu~ it's foolhardy 10
contrnue refusing that these pcopre exist at the cost of
n:i <?ney that !ocal governm~nts deserve. Why sho uld local
ctllzens receive fewer services or serv ices of less quality
because illegal aliens live here and receive the benefits but
arc not part of the funding formula?
Unfortunately, pragmatic politics are also part of this
argµment over counting illegal al iens. Democrats and
Republicans want to see illegals counted because the census
se ts the stage for poli tical power in the next decade. Right!)
or wron.g)y, !lumbers are t~e name of the game.
Cahlorn1a stands to gam. at least five new seats in the
~ouse, which increases the state's political clout in Wash-
ington. However. those fi ve new seau do not guarantee that
Democ rats won't still control the reapportionment process.
. While the political aspects of a full census require some
thoughtful action by our best legal minds. it should not be
the death of a full census.
The sacrifice would be too great because the 1990
Census could be the first accurate count of our nation's
population by race. sex and age. It would establish a
demographic benchmark that would remove the estimates
and projections about city, county. state and national
populations. It would not compromtsc the status of illegal
aliens, but it would end the foolish praClice of denying that
illepl aliens are a part of our economic and social makeup.
Opinions upressed 1n this sp.-1ce are those of the Daily Pilot Other
views e.11pressed on this pa~ are those of their authors and anms
Readers· comments art 1nvned and may be sent to The Daily Pilot. P 0
Box I 560. Costa Mesa 92626
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Lessons learned from Hugo
... California should pay close attention as the residents
of Charleston. S.C.. struule to re-establish a working
community in the wake orHurricane Hugo. which swept
ashore ... with pound ing. 135 mph winds and torrnnts of
rain. Charleston is copying_ with the sort of disaster its
emergency-preparedness officials ·must certain ly have con-
sidered ... Even so. the city is groping its way through the
disaster .. . Much of the technology we take for granted requires
electricity. which Hugo knocked out. That means many
we re without refn geration or lights or the pumps that fill
gasoline tanks. Among the necessities being shipped in are ice, plastic
sheeting. blankets. trash bags, diapers. tools and bottled
water. We should pa) attention because our emergency-
preparedness planners have been preparing for a big
earthquake experts say will hit Californ ia. We've been urged
to prepare: to bolt down bookcases and water heaters. store
water and food and bone up on first aid techniques. Some
have said we should be able to take care of ourselves for
at least three days. because it might be at least that long
before we can expect help.
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Today LS ThuBday. Oct. S, the
278tb day of 1989. There art 87 day5
left LD the year •
Today's baahh&ht in h1S1ory:
On Oct. S. 189l lhe Dalton Gana.
notonous for ats train robberies. wa5
praclJcally wiped out wbLle attempt-
ing to rob a pair of banks jn Cof-
fcyv11le, Kansas.
l On this date:
In 1813. the Battle of the Thames
was fo ugh1 1n Upper Canada d unng
the War of 18 12. The British uoops
were souodl) defeated, and their
Indian ally, Tecumseh, wa.s lolled.
In 1962. the Beatles' first bit,
''Love Me Do." was rel~ tn the
Un1Jed Kingdom.
' In 1978. author Isaac Bashcvis
1nger v.as named winner of lbe
Nobel Pnze fo r literature. ·
In 1981. PreSldent Reagan signed
a resoluuon making Swedish
diplomat Raoul WaJlenberg. who
disappeared while in Sovtet custody
<iunng \\torld War II. an honorary
Amencan citizen. ·
Toda) 's Binhdays: Actor Donald
PleaS(nce is 70. Actress Glynis
Johns 1s 66. Comedian Bill Dana is
65. inger-m~s1c1an Steve MiUer is
46. Actress Karen Allen 1s 38. Rock
·· singer and famine-relief organizer
l.--~~~·~~\l\E-V Bob ucldof IS 35.
l ,t :TTEHS
Blow away gun-r;ontrol
To the Editor· on more than the v.eekt'nd ~out
I am responding to ad"ocates of htkc to scream 1n the night
gun control. In 1976, m} ind11Terent Recentl). he fo und out lus mother
attitude 1ov.ard firearms and the and three sisters are alive in Phnom
Second mendment started 10 Penh. l 'nfonunatel'. his father and
change. I met a Cambodian refugee brothers were murdered in front of throu~ m) chu·rch v.ho Joined m) the famil).
fathers scout troop. I haw another fnend from ma1n-
He descnbed fleeing his war-lom land China "ho gne,ed o'er the
country and barel} escaping through recent a1roc111e against Chinese stu-
the Jungle into Thailand. The den ts at T1ananmen Square
atroc1t1es he witnessed caused him · The c~stal ckar logic these hor-
ror taught me "3'.> <1 t1uns 01 an'
countr'\ on this Eanh must ha\t~ the
meam: to make go,emments. "ar-
nng facuons. burglars. rapists. Ctl
think tv.1ct' bt'fnrr comm11t1ng
atroc111es.
Both m~ fnends agree I hasten to
add 1he' ha' e much more ex-
penence v.ith gun rnntrol that 1deal-
1st1c ad\(>eatt'' in the L·nt1ed tares
WILLl.l.\1 NEWTOS BEQI ETTE
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Several schools can use S6 .00,000
To the Edttor:
I "as ccnaanl~ surprised to read m tht• ~·pt. I '
Daily Pilot that according to Newpon-\ksa l 'n1tit·J
School D1stnct Supenntendent John N1roll. the "'honl
d1 tnct budget ··in cludes a $600.000 surplus for \.\h1i:h
no use has been dl"tffitltncd."
M) daughter came home from th.: fir'>t da ~ 0 1
school. Sept. 11. to report there v.ere students s1111ng on
the floor in her .\ P Engh sh class The ne" da' the\ v. l're
j!.I\ en chairs. but not desks. Her .\P Ph Htt ,. d.w. "111
ha\C tO ~han' '>001e matrnals -nlll eno ugh for each
'>tullt'nt lhe Junior l ' S H1ston da'>'>C'\ ha'c O\er 40
'\tudt•nb S ot e' enune has tXen prtn 1drd "1th a ~pan1sh book -not enough
.\nd there I'> a surplus ot mone' that tht• d1Mm t d0t·~n·t Ii.no" ho" to U\t.'01 The su.peri ntendant dnd
board members 1;hould tall>. to the tcacht'r' at Hartw.>r
High fhc~ could tell th em ho"' to u~ 11
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Baltx'l.l
By 1k AHoci•td Pttn
:.Palm Desert-_
by any other
name is not
Palm Springs
To tht' Ed11or
Pkase inform taff Wnter Ins
' 01>.01 that the magmficent Mamon
Ocsen pnngs Hotel referred to in
'our toastal de' elopment ston of
Sept ~S I'> not 1n Palm pnngs· but
in Palm Desen To an\one who
knows the desen area. there 1s a big
difference bel"een the two Cllles.
't t)U'll make me and other "sec-
ond homeowne"'" of Palm Descn
'e~ ha pp~ indeed 1f ~ ou will pnnt
a prumpl currc·c11on Moreover. pcr-
hap ~ou m1gh1 send Ins out to the
desert for d "eel>.end so that she
"on't mal>.t• th1'> mistake agam~
l hl.'re I'> no need to respond ind1-
\lduall~ a~ I'll be enJo~mg Pa lm
lxwrt an)v.a~ and "-On't be here
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~ewport Beach
You cari't count on Orv Amburgey
Fua wllll 011mlwra ...
Costa Mrsa Cou ncilman Orv Am·
hurgq ha been k1ckrd around thl'
bloc!.. ltke an old tin can for his
stance on illegal aliens. He has ht-en
fla)cd. lampooned. blasted. npped
and shredded.
Nl.'"spaper columnist~ have gone
after the gu~ \\tth all the gusto ofZsa
L~a Gabor. Mtkl.' :r}~on 1s a lamb
compared 10 .\mburgey' cnucs. If
1hl.'rl.'0'i an adJt'Ctl\e out there that
has been attachrd to the coun-
cilman's name. I cton·1 know of it.
So "hale he's down. I figured I'd
get a fe w ktcks in too. I mean. he
should be used 10 it b., now.
.\ctuall}. I ha'c a desl'C of respect
for <\mburge). 1f onl ~ for c;ttcking to
ht guns and not batltng out. when
the going got rod~
It's hts logic I ha'e trouble wuh.
his COnSIStl.'nC}
Largt'ly at Amburge~ ·s urgrngs.
Costa Mesa has done a number of
things - or at kast has tned to do
a number of things -to make ltfe
more uncomfonable for those "ho
are not legal resident of the countr;
The first thud of the hammer
falltng was a cit~ ordmance sttpu-
lat1ng that ( O'>la ~ksa v.ould nut
lend a helpin~ hand 10 l'hantabk
organ11at1on that a~1stcd illegal
ahens. The helping hand 1n th1" l·asc
was monc)
Soml.' applauded thl' dt'Cll)ll>n
Others cxprt'sscd urpnse. sh1xl>.. re -
pulsion. Tho e with a poltttcal scnSl'
about 1hcm sa"' the counc.:1r~ mo' t'
as a thtnh \ eiled at tad on Sharl'
Our Seht's. the ell~ 's mo~• prom i-
nent chant\.
The ord inance \.\as latt'r guttt•d
when Mayor Petrr Buffa got cold
feet and modified his stam·e
The S«ond bod\ lam "'as a. 'ote
to prohtbtt da> labOrers from gather-
ing at Ltons Parl and othe,r tra-
dtt1onal pick up point "-tlh the
"intent .. to soltc1t Jobs \\ hrn the
lids are at home c~ ing for food.
tntent is a hard thing to hide
Actual!\. the \Ole added a another
section to' an earlier ordinance ma!>.·
mg 1t illegal to sohnt '-'Ork from
passrng motomts
Now all that ma} ~hould ltl t' legal
doubkspeak. but 1n rcaht~ tt cleared
a broad path for poltce to begin
arre~t1ng the mostl} Hispanic men
who stand near thr fnnges of Lions
Park looking for a lol'I. a da\ ·~ pa\.
a ":i~ to put <.ome food on the 1ahle
.\gain. the reaction "a ml\ed To
thoSt' "ho Ii\ e near L.,u:>n' Park. the
cracl>.do" n "as :i heartl·n1ng sign
They had rorrspla1ned about lhc da~
labor~rs. ~ 1e"cd them as threatt•ning
and descnbed them as rude and
unCI\ I It Led.
To others. though. the police
'"C'c..>ps "ere..> repugnanl ~n} "ould ~ou treat a person thi!I "a} "I \\ h}
"ould ~ou am: t J man s1mph
because he "as t~ 1ng to cam a
dollar., Wh} would }OU round up a
group of people "ilhng to v..ork for
lo" pa} and do the JObs the rest of
u v.ouldn't <''en consider"
But 1f .\mbur:gc~ v.as 'itanmg to
cane out a nice lmle niche. a ecru in
reputation -"ell. he foolt'd e'er}·
one this v.ed.
\' oung along "1th his fa1thful
s1dek1ck Ed Glasgov.. .\mburge>
v.cnt thumbs dov.n on a resolution
calling for the l ' .. ( ensus Bureau to
count all residents. legal and tll~I
The counttng. of course. 1s being
done for the IQ'>() census The
census 1s 'ital for nt1es hke Costa
Mesa because ll has a lar~e bcanng
on ho"' much mone\ 11 gets from
Sauamemo and Washington.
.\mburge~ 's position' 1s puzzling.
Ho" can a gu) "ho has sometlung
of a passion fo r sttk.ang out and
1dentt~ ing illegal altens now pretend
tht'' don·1 n1st'l The' ·n-either there
or ·the' ·re not there. Why spend mone~ · arresung them tf )Ou're not
gomg to coll«t mone~ counting
them"
Perhaps .\mburge) 1s hoping he
will have dnven all the da} laborers
bacl to MeA1co b' the tame the
Ccnsu Bure.au lumbers into gear
and stans the Btg Count
Strvr Mar&lr l• IW Daily ~lot1•
city rdi,.r.
Democrats cradle federal day care
The chald<are debate came to the
forefron1 of the national agenda dur-
ing the 1988 prcs1dent1al campaign,
when V1C'C President George Bush
and Go'. MiC'hael Dukak1s offered
the Amencan people alternative
wa)S to assist needy fam1ljes an
oblain1ng care for their children.
Dukalc1s endorsed federal day-care
standards and regulations as well as
massive federal funding. for govem-
men1-supcrv1scd pl'Olf8ms: Bush
urged tax an~n11 ' C1 for parents and
businesses. and railed against
proposa!~ to "license grand·
mothers.
Bush won the eltet1on. But one
would never know it judging from
the child-care proposal that the
House leadership has sent to the
floor for today's vote.
That ball, &he Early Childhood
Education and Development Act of
1989, does indeed license srat)d·
mothers. In fact. it dlsqualifia
arandmothcrs wbo Sttk to provide
child care if. amo111 other t.hi•
they do not have • hiah tc.bool
diploma. In the curTent titcal year
alone. the bill aulhonza Sl.7'
btlhon for ftdcral aovmunan pro-~ .. In sublc!Qucnt fitcal ycus. it a .. lboriza thf Treasury 10 lay ou•
.. IOdl IUlftl a ~y be Decettary" -
till. don·1 c~pect the Ha\.\k tns
proposal 10 pass \.\1thout a fight. The
adage that "an~onc can "tn. unless
there happens to be a second entry ..
ap1ly descnbcs the parliamentary
p~pccts for toda\ ·s debate. We'll
have the opponunll} to olTer not
one. but two compcung entnes as
the Republican leadership seeks to
stop the advance of nauonahz~:
federally rqulated. taxpa~er-funoco
day care.
As a substitute to the-Hawkin5
bill. Republicans are ofTcrina
cha~ an the Earned Income Tu
Credit (EJTC) as a means of directly
assistina families. rather than new
federal bureaucracies. lmponantJy.
the Republican allemati"e -beina
offettd by Mickey Edw1rda of Okla·
boma -does not dilCriminate
111inst parent1 who cboote to Stal'. at
hOme with their children. The
Hawkins bill. an conuut, pvq no
aid wbattotvc:r to perenu who
cboole to IMmtth-a care fot tbeir
cbilclmt or wbo ... non-commtn:ial
child care IUCh •a~ or .. neilbbor ........ oaly fedaalh
licatild = providln. dcd dnlncta. •' ciel .~ fOV• tnmeat .... ucna. .. _.Id rem!" .... dincdy. wllill ~ ..
enurel} sccular. This btas against
churches and reltgious-baSC'd child-
care providers 1s wholh unjustified.
but the Hawkrns bth goes still
further. and even proh1b1ts vouchers
or reimbursements to parents a a
means of funding non~ovemmcnt
chtld care -e.,.en though some
statn presentl~ pcrm11 such pa •
ment methods.
lf the Rerubhcan substJtute as
unsuccessfu in blocka na the
Hawkins bill. members of the House
who suppon kttpina child care ck-
cisions as d ose to home as possible
have another am>w in their qwvu .
A bi'*1Jsan substitute ofkttd by Charlie Stcnholm ofTcus and O a) Shaw or Florida would combine the
expanded EJTC with an increase in
two cxistina federal prosram1 -
Head Stan. and block panu to
st.ala -as wdl as a new ma1duna
pull propam for buti.-s that
._ 10 provide child cart fOt their
employ--..
Ute tbe R btican oroooul. ~ Stc•llolm-7haw &iparti aan
....._avoids *ii=-. t "IU'" llllioM "' cMlckare <'Oft· ---~· Dem~ SI 11*9 ud lte-,..., ...... allO cai'elll IO
Wath ~he ancreue in ~woit.na ~rent homes -particWarfY. bae ia
Oraqc County -the need for dlild
care has arown sianiftcamly. ne
costs of child care. too. ~ coelider-
able -especially for tower income
families.
The Amencan oeoole'• dec:ilioe
in lhe last presidential dec:tioD eua-
itSU that the best way to ~ft
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THURSbAY. OCTOBER 5, 1989
k I I Pl '\f, f 01 '\I IOOh.l,t.U\(h.
Gorski .has riddeii a road to su.ccess
J • ...
Pressure .,
shoUl·dn't
get-to
Cubs
Thursday's sporting overview.
compiled whilt trying to remember
why I picked the Toronto Blue Jays
to win the American League play-
offs.
•I don't know what will happen
to the Chicago Cubs in the National
Le~ue Championship Series. but I can t believe they'll crumble under.
the pressure. They're too young and
uninhibited to know they re not sup-
posed to win.
•Also, emale TV baseooll fans.
have you evtr seen a first baseman
with eyes as blue as Mark Grace of
Chicago?
•As for those of you who wager.
are you sure you want to endure the
uncertainties of baseball played in
Wri&Jey Fjeld. and-.CarullCjtick Park?
Suggestion: fkt the over and just sit
back.and enJOY the games.
• For the record. lest we forget:
Remember that $4.5 million
Aweso~Threesome of Eddie Mur-
ra)'.. Mike Marshall, and Kirk
Gibson which Dodger Manager
Tom Lasorda bragged about last
spnng? They hit .247 .. 260. and .213.
respectively. with a combined 40
home runs and just 158 RBI.
Just as distressing was the fact that
G,ibson played in only 71 games and ·
Marshall just I 05. Murray was able
to produce his numbers (20 HR. 88
RBI) because he pla}ed 160 games.
Awesome? It was the Bermuda Tn-
angle.
• Arso Not Forgotten: Secretanat.
the greatest race horse of our era. 1s
dead at age 19 and this is one
passing which cannot be 1g.nored.
Winner of the Triple Crown in 197 3.
Secretariat was different.
He was the people's choice. a giant
c hestnut (nicknamed Big Red) who
responded to the audience when
paraded o nto an) t~ack i~ A~t:rica.
He also responded 1n compeuuon
and certainly one of'my greatest
memories in 3 I years of spohs wnt·
ing was Secretanat's 31-length v1c·
ton· in the I 973 Belmont Stakes.
Cyclist has parlayeCJ gold ineqal into· 'livelihood
11y JON f EIGlJSON
Of .. ~ .... ~
1t•s a sport which. once provided
oaly aesthetic vatification for Marie
Gorski. And that sUffed him just
J fine. Now, track cycling has
'·'Provided Gorski a financial hveh-
hood -a rather lucrative one at
th!!t. And that. also, suits him just
fine.
In fact. It's wmtthing the 1984
Olympic gold medalist wllQ recently.
moved to Newport Beach could
never have imagmed I 0 years ago as
a young and emergjng star on the
track cyclin_g scene, which receives
little public11y in the U.S.
It's one of those sports which the
general public only seems to notice
when the five multi-colored nngs
link to unite the nations of the
world.
But Gorski won't soon forget the
year -1984 -when he was earn-
ing $5.000 a year, was preparing to
be married with a child expected in
the near future. Now with a com-
bination of spokesperson roles for
cycling industrv companies and a
team sponsor (or his racing expen-
d itures, money is no longer the
issue. r
Hence the East Bluff home in
Newport. where he hopes to settle
d own for a while. The Chicago
native sa.id he is happy to be beck in si>ort. Going into It, J nevef would
Orange County after living in Costa have believed (it ..,..as possible).
Mesa in 1984. • "No one else rcaJly had made it so
But his financial situation at that to speak besides the professionals in
time led him to move to In· Europe on the road, and I wasn't a
dianapolis, where the marketing of road racer. 1t•s kind of been break111g
his Olympic success~took a firm new ground every step along the wa)
hold. after the Olymp1C'5."
' But at the same time, Gorski
"Just a few years ~o. no ~clists \hmlcs he has a responsibility to
were doing this at all, • Gorski said. more than his endorsement con·
.. Even now, to sit here and talk tracts.
about it matter of factly. nobody had "I've s~nt a lot of ume and a lQt
this before., of cncrg)' since I 9-84 trying to help
"Now I look at the youn~r the spon grow," Gorski said "The
cyclists and say, 'Why are they d oing type of things that I've been doing
1t?' But I was doing the same thing. have benefitted me from a financial
They probably look at me as person standopint. but a lot of what I've
who is a model for what they would-done ha~ helped '"he sport. And
hke to achieve. And it's JUst been a that's reall}' important for me. be·
real education and a real interesting 'Cause the spon has Just do ne a
and fun road... tremendous amount for me ...
It all goes back to that moment of One example ..,..as the formatio n of
success in 1984. the N EC World Cycling I"' na-
"Quite honestly, if I hadn't done tional. which runs Frida~ through
well in the Olympics. I might not Sunday at the Cal State Dominguez
have been makrng enough money to Hills O lympic Velodrome. Teams
continue racing." Gorski said ... And from most of the tO,P track racing
that's kind of reality ..,_for a lot of nauons in the world ~ill make 1t a
amateur athletes. Fonunatcl). 11 compet1t1on rrvaled onl} b} the
worked out well. Olympics or World Championships.
"I feel like I came along in the Gorski was instrumental. along
nght place at the eight tune. lt's been w1tb others like women's cbamPJOO
fun and interesting. I didn't an11ci· Connie Young. in develo ping the
pate the financial opportunities. It format of the event.
really wasn't the reason I was 1n the · (Please se~ GORSKl/112)
fSeople within the communit} of
thoroughbred racing are supposed to
be immune to sentiment. Exposed
daily to setbacks and sometimes
tragedy~ they learn to look at the
world with a cocked eye and. all too ··
often. a sigh of resignation.
Within that community anCI
throughout sports. however. there
will be tears for Big Red. who may
have bttn the best. •
•The Shell Game: I wish only
good t hings for new Raiders' Coach
An Shell but here are some ques-
tions for Al Davis:
Why did you hire Mike Shanahan
m the first place 1f you disagrttd
with his coaching philosophies and
independence?
Why do n't yoUJUSt go down on
the field and coach?
How can the Raiders return to
.. match-up" football when you
haven't provided the personnel to
successful match-up?
Has it ever crossed your mind that
your concept of .. Raider football" is
one that is outdated in the NFL?
How long before you will success-
fully rationalizchin your own mind.
that playing in t e ColiKum has
caused failure o n the field? Or has 1t
already happened?
0
RixPix record against the NFL
p<?int spreads has slipped to I 2-7
(.632). thanks to an uninspirina l-3
perfonnance last Sunday.
Why such a mediocre showinf?
Blame it on post-season basebal
interference with the brain waves.
RixPix for Week Five:
•Phoenix Cardinals (+9'h) at
Washin&ton: I'm not in love with
the 2-2 Cards, but the Skins
shouldn't be favored by this much
f~•M lff TALLff /IZJ
..., P-. ,.._"FL-.~~
Golden Welt's Maureen Plannlpn Petti and Healfler ~va te.,.. to return mot.
"\I J K POI 0
Costa Mesa rings .up 28 goals
The D•lly Piiot
Scorini at a rate of more than a
goal a minute. the Costa Mesa H1&h
water polo team opened Pacific
Coast League play with a 28-13
victory over Trabuco Hills in the
W1nner's pool Wednesday.
The Mustangs scored six goals in
each of the first two periods. and
despite playing reserves for much of
the ~nd half. had eight goals in
both the third and fourth quarters.
''If we would have lef\ the starters
in, it could have been real ugly:·
said Costa Mesa Coach Jason
Lynch. ~
Corey Delahunt notched five
aoals in the first half. including three
1n the second ~riod, and finished
with a pme-h1ah e1aht. Joining in
the sconng with four each were Bret
Dieball and Ervin Garcia.
Costa Mesa now is 7-10 overall
after its leque-opcnina victory and
visits Irvine Friday.
In other polo action Wednesda}.
•Jared Johnso n scored four goals
as Woodbndge 1umped out to an
carh big lead and cruised to an 8-4
decision at Laguna Hills in a PC'l
o pener.
The Wamors. in improving to
11 -6 overall, enjoyed a 6-2 halftime
lead and 7-2 advantage entenng the
fourth quarter. Chad Carvan ac·
counted for three of the goals for the
Hawks.
In Sunset League o peners at Gold·
en West College:
•Marina broke out to a 12--0
halftime lead -with half the goals
coming from Jason Cox -and went
o n for a 17-4 decision over West·
minster.
"We've had some tough games
recently. both W1ns and lossts.~nd
we wanted to break out \he
cobwebs," said Marina Coach Dave
Pickford after his team's highest
scoring output of the season.
•David Jonas scored all three of
-his goals and Greg Reddish notched
two of his four in the first half to
stake Fountain alle' to an 11--0
lead. and the Barons "ent from
there to do"n Ocean Vie". P -1
Fountain Valle) ups its record 10
I 0.8 \)verall.
• Edison concluded the night of
lo psided games by turning back
Huntington Beach. 13·4. The
Char:gcrs led at halftime. 7-2.
Chnt Nichols scored three goals
and assisted on four others. wh1k
Bnan tanton had four goals to
spark Edison's attack. The Chargers
improved 10 7-5 overall.
Jn the Sea View Le~ue:
•Corona dcl Mar's top-ranked
Sea Kings opened league play with a
14-3 victor) at Estancia. keyed by
the six-goal efforts of G unnar
Gustafson.
The !ka Kings. 9--0 overall, burst
to a 5-1 lead in the first quarter to
put the game on ice.
' ..
Balanced · Rustlers
overpower Pirates
in volleyball sweep
The Dally Piiot
The defending state \.hampwn
Golden "est ( olkge ""omen -. 'ol·
le\ ball team . 1n one of m top dfonc.
ot the season. wept past n' al Or-
ange Coast. I 5--l. Is~>. I~-.., 1n an
Orange Empire <. onference match
on the Ru tier'>· floor
..~ e had a rcalh ).' cll-h.ilJnu:d
effon tonight .. ~Id { rolJl·n \\ \.'\t
Coach Alben ua<.panan
The Rustkr<. "'ere k d 1n 111, h'
sopho more outside hllll'r \laun·cn
Flannigan "1th 10 ..... h1lc t"o 1Hhl·"'
(Joh Elxrhan and f nn Holleman I
had SC"t'n calh and t"o mon· (kn1
Murrell and Heat ha Bo ' a l 'ii\
apiece
Gaspanan "'a pka~d "Ith 11ne
aspect of has team\ pla~
"Our \Citing ha<, 1mpro,ed dra·
maucall~ ... he !>aid "lt·s so meth1 ng
we've been workin~ on C\ef\ morn-
ing for t.wo hours. ·
Freshman Lan a '-\lien "as cred1·
ted with 31 assists.
. Or<1ngc Coast lcdon4 in the thud
game. S-2. before Golden ~est
rallied. It "'a the Orange Em pirc
opener for the P1ratt's. "h1lc the
Rustlers are 2-0 in the conference
It also marked the 30th straigh t
victor) for G olden West in con·
krence pla~
In high school 'Ollc~ball
• Laguna Beach toot.. less than an
ho ur 10 dispose of ho t Laguna Hills.
I S-5 I 5-..l. 15-b. 1n a Pacific Coa t
League opener T he .\ntsts kept
the'lr record unblemished at -0
0 ' erall
•Woodbridge l rushed Costa ~1esa. I 5-t> I)·:'.. I S-2. behind
Deanna Doohttle'!\ 'ii\ kills and fi,e
trom Tania (1rassclh The "'amors
1mprtH e 10 \-I 1-0.
In ('Om mun11' college "'re thng
• In the I QO pound classitication.
Phil Me~er upset Carson "-ollen .
who fi nished fo unh. in tht state last
'ear. to help Golden West to a 22-2:?
tie "1th Moorpark. "h1ch entered as
the founh-ranked team 1n the state
ln men·s college soccer
•: al ( ollege ma' be onh 3-9
o'crall. but the \'anguards are· no"
2-0 1n the Golden tate 4\thletic
Confe rence after a 3-1 ,·ictol) ove r
'1s111ng Cal Baptist.
To b' Ra~ opened the sconng for
CC three minutes into the maich
and James Helmuth made 11 2-0 at
the 3 -minute mark Followmg a
goal h~ Cal Bap11st"s Ten) Cass1d~
in the second half. Hclmuth's sec-
ond goal wtth 78:2 · elapsed con-
cluded the sconng.
nu.11,c11001 IOOIH\11
Final tests . comrng up
Or•ne• Coast Al•• prep
foodNIH te-.1 hlll• to
tit• •Ir ton'9h1 In this last
of five weelrs of non-, . ...,. ........
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lft910n aeach f4-ot "s.
MMer Del ft -I~ L
•At Hundll9'0ft .. _,.,
U ftolJ IJ·tl YL l'ountaln
Vell•J f2 -JI. 71JO.
•At WeltlMnsten MIMI·
luln fl·ll YL M.ma ft -JI.
71JO.
•At s.nte Ana 8owla
Santa Ana v~ 11-2-11
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Shell's historic hiring will mean ·more if Raiders win
Finally. there is one. One black
helMI coech in the one major Ameri·
can professional •poru laaue that
clidri't have one in the modem era.
.. It i1 an hil&Oric ewa~ .. An Shell,
ftll'nlnnled to tbe helm of dae falter· r -LO. ~ Raiden francbite, :ST~. embncills lbljob
"'8 wbile lie ....... die'*"*·
... ~&be lilniftcance of
tt. rm ~ al~~ l'm.allo 1 Ra6der'. I dae'1 lbl color of ., ............ dldlroft. 1
wc:illam"1nn '-• 1111111 "°"" ...... n ........ ,. ~ _...AIDIYil
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··1 don't attach all that much ~•anificancc to fints." said Dr. Harry
Edwards. a professor of socioloay at
the Univen1ty of California and
consultant to the San Francisco
49en, the NBA 's Golden S&ate War·
rion 11 well u M.;c>r ~ e..t.11. "rm intefllled 1n lte'Onds and \)lirch and (ounhl and fifths.
"Too often. ftnt 1....-ea mto only. You have to I~ caref\aUy at
whit fin• rM&ns in 1am1 of future
deve~t btcau1e that. in the Joas nan. detmrunes the crecbbdtty of t1'e in1taal move.
... , Jackie Robtnt0n wu the only
trairung -and Lbat nobody doubts
be got a fair shot -that is of
consequence."
Bueblll has had three black man· aam besides the wdt-vavdcd Rob-
inton, but two of them -Lany
Doby and Maury Wdta -e8Cll llSted httlc m0tt than half 1 ltalOn.
That in I sport 1n wh.icb. ICICOrdaq
to ISft•ucll' f\pra, about 16 per.
cieat of tbe playm are bllct.
Bulrelball fafts conlidcnbly bd·
J ter °" tt:;.:n,· .== . = c:unnt .... ,.. lie ...... ,, ..___a.Ve--• ... Ei'-:1i66 ..... _ ....... I ........ ..~-=...:~ ltleNrwYc.t •
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· I 4•"'911e Bank race has earn~d zany reputation U0\11\f.
•.... ~· ... .. find it is that a committee bolt walJ 6
be~ on the PCU. That is. if
the commiUte bolt bas been able to
find it.
Throuahout four decadn, here ~
some of the zany thinp that have
happened to both the committee
boats and the raccn:
The wind bas been so strona that
the committee boats (under power.
of ooune)l have been unable tb,
reach the 4-Milc Banlt ahead of th~ racers -if at all. ·
There have been years 'Jhe~ bas •
been so little -if any wi•d -that
the racen have been unable to find
.
tbe commiuee bolt.
Tbert have been ~ there wu
so mucb fas &bat natber tbe com-
mjnee bolts nor the racen have
been unable to find find the 14-mile
Bant, even with sophisticated depth
sounders.
There was even one year that a
fire broke out aboard the committee
boat, forcina it Co weigh anchor and
leave its post.to fight the fire. Despi~ all these .. iffs" the race
alwa~ draws a huge Oeet or racers.
forcing the sponsoring NOSA to
come up with a number of .. what
ifs." Such as:
Double-ace round . .
makes gqlf .his~ory
from .TM Aaoct.ted Press
WREXHAM. EnaJand -A trqe trunk
and a slopina sreen helped Wendy Russell • I
make 1olf history with two holes-in--0ne ti:/
dwinLlbc opening round of the British
-women's Senion Championship on Wednesday.
Russell aced the 127-yard fourth hole at the
Wrexham Golf O ub when her tee shot. a 7-iron. struck
a tree to the left of the Jrttn. ricocheted 9nto the putting
surface and dropped into the hole.
_ At the 118-yard eighth bole. Rdssell sent an 8-iron
toward the ri&ht of the green, hoping to catch the top
of a bank and have the ball roll toward the hole. She placed the shot perfectly and the ball slid into the cup.
"I feel quite numb," said Russell, who finished
with a 7-over-par 78. "It was if it wasn't happening to
me."
Rounds with twin aces are rare, but do happen.
Tournament officials, however, sai(j..the feat had--never
been accomplished in a top-level event such as the
British Women's Seniors.
QlOl•.o• ·1·uJ:D\\
Jeff khlt, Kansas City Royals outfielder.
who delivered a pinch-single on an 0-2 count
~nst Texas strikeout king Nolan Ryan in hjs
ffnt major league at-bat: "£ was thin.long. 'What
number am I going to be if I strike out, 5.000 and
what?'"
Racehorse Secretariat dies
Secretariat, whose 1973 Triple Crown ----
triumeh stamped rum as the "people's * horse, ' was humanely destroyed on
Wednesday. He was 19. Secretanat's 31 · ----
length victory in the Belmont Stakes gave the sport ats
first Triple Crown winner in 25 years.
In other sports news Wednesday:
•Bill Elliott was the first and fastest qualtfit>r.
takina th~ pole position for Sunday's All Pro Auto Parts 500 ~A.SCAR race in Concord, N.C. Elliott's-Ford
Thunderbird opened the 49-car session with a lap of
l 74.081 mph on the 1.5-mile, high-banked Charlotte
Motor Speedway ·oval. Meanwhile. A.J. Foyt, who \YaS
badly bruised an a crash durin~ prachce Tuesda,,
probably is going to skip Sunday s race. ·
• Martina Navratilova got off to a bump} start.
but rallied to win a two-hour match as the top-seeded
U .S. team blanked Denmark for a quarterfinal benh
apinst Austria in the Federation Cup internattonal
women's tcneis tournament in Tokyo.
.. •The Ra.iders placed free safety Vann McElrov on
injured reserve with a tom hamstring muscle and listed
s1arting comerback Lionel Washington as questionable for Monday night's pme against the New York Jets
because of a less senous hamstring pull.
GORSKI
From II
And the event brings Gorski back
to the. location of bis finest moment.
the 1984 Olympics. when be became
the only American to ever win an
Olympic gold medal in match
sprints.
But the moments Gorski re-
memben in areatest detail were not
the ones inside the vclodrome.
Ralber, be reflects most fondly on
moments before and after the com-
petition.
..... probebly three or four boun
after I bad won. I TOdc back from the
vclod.rome on my bike with my
~k, just like any other bik.e raoe, ' Gorski said. "Ex~ it was
· the feelina of the nicest bike ride I
ever went on. I was totally relaxed.
I was thinking, 'I don't have to
contend with anything; I don't have
to fed like I'm out on my bike to do
Gretzky continues pursuit
When the Los Angeles Kings play host
to the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight in one 1111!9
of· the NHL openers scheduled. Wayne ... • ~
Gretzk) will continue his pursuit of Gordie
Howe's conng record of 1.850 points .•
T.he Kings. ceryter needs just 14 to surpass the
Detroit Red Wings great. Howe made his point totaJ
in 26 seasons. Gretzk) will break it in 11.
Whtie Grt>tL.k) 's pursuit of Howe's all-time sconng
record ma) overshadow other individual achievements.
several other players also have their t>yes on new levels.
Three pl!ly~rs have a chance this season to reach
the career 1.000-point mark and another player has a
shot at the 500-goal level.
Quebec's Peter Stastny is closest to 1.000 points.
needing JUSt 14 to join the exclusive club. Edmonton's
Jan Kum 1s 50 points away and Chicago's Denis
Sa'ard 67 .
• TELEVdlOM
4.JO om -HOCK•Y: MonrrHI 11 Hartford, Soort1C~nnel.
S 30 om -8ASE8ALL: Nallonal Lt~ oiayoffs Gtme 1 -
S.n Frt nc1.co 11 Cnlcaoo Cub1, Cn.nnet 4,.
, .JO 0 m -HOCKEY: TorOfllO ., 1(11>91, Prime TICll•I ••DtO S 30 om -8ASE8ALL: N1lio<lal League oiavoth G1me 1 -
San Franca.co er ChicaOO Cubs. l(NX (10701. l(FN\8 1760) 1.30 om -HOCKEY: Toronlo t i l<lng1, l<LAC 1570)
jokingly.
"Tftere really wasn't a whole lot of
thinkin_g going on at that time. be·
cause it's like a dream-like state.
W.Jien )'Ou·ve completed something
successfully like that. you're on
cloud nine. Nothing wouJd have
mattered at that point."
But Gorski has faced a wide range
of Olympic experience, from being
left out by the U.S. boycott of the
Moscow Olympics in 1980 after
qualifying. to wmning at a boycotted
Olympics., to missing by one place a
return trip to the SeOul Olympics in
1988. Only the match spnnt cham-
pion from each nation qualifies.
.. I feel like I've had about every
01.Ymeic high and low and every-
thing 1tl between th.rough three dif-
ferent Olympic teams." GorU.i said
But he doesn't weigh any of the
disappointments too heavily.
0lf.'~ just a moment of solitude
~ after something that was one
oftbc billest moments of my Hfe. It wu a n.I bizarre feeling. I was ridiQI down a little street in Carson, b1 IOIDe pay W.terina hia lawn. It
wu jua aDotber day to him. To me ii wu tbc most i.ncrediblc day of my
life.
"All of them. certainly the final
result has been diffcmt in all three.
but the reaJ interesting thing about it
has been the final result docsn 't
always matter," Gorski said. "It's
were seeded just above him, but he getting there and tryin~ to get thert
soon became the top seed. which is really what it s all about.
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train IS bard IS I did." Gorski aa.id. men:ial, but it's the yean and days
.. The year before the Olympia, I of worlcinJ as hard as you can that
had placed fifth in the world cbam-makes it.'
pionsbjps. They were the pays 1 was Gorski had just reached the top
always sbootiaa for. Became of the international scene as a 20..year-old
boyc:Oq, tbc top (riden) wouldn't be i!" 1980, so, "I was youna. It wasn't
there. so it f!llll)' left 1 b• void, hk~ I was 28 or 30. yean old, ~ like I ns cMliam tomethina that trained four ~ 11ven up my~
WU out in front Of me and aD of a and not pie. wbic_b a lot of IUYI djd sudden not daere... ~ I thuik, ~ JUSt devastated by
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wife ,_..,, and ll-monllMld '°" wtUle recu~ and aounnt
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ID tbe event &bat DO yacht bu
rounded &be mark (comminec boat)
on I.be 14-Milr a.a brbe ':JO p.m.(lbencaaamuat II Lm.).or
lD the opinion oft.be race commitee
weather COGditions wamnt such ac-
tion, the 14-MiJe Bank committee
boat wiU hoist the course shortened
flaa and finish the race It that point. (Tlie race o.fficiaUy finishes beck at
the Newpon Hart>orent.rancc).
In the event the leading boat of
any class has not rounded the mark
on the 14-Mile Bank by S:JO p.m .
the race will terminate at that point
ti \ .J 0 IC I I \ f .( I '
for &bat particular clua.
The Bank committee beak will
not mnaiD on station after 9 p.m.
In ldditioa to tbt time lim1t for
anivingat the 14-Mile Bank, tbe
time limit aPOlyina to the reaular
finish off the Newpon Jetty wiU be
11 p.m.
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the sallina instructions, or sail on
home and crtjoy a couple of been,
but be sure io be on time the next
morning (Oct. 22) for tbc NOSA
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continued to be a popular fall event.
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Giants p·oun·d ·Cubs~ 11-3
lly BEN VI AU<ER "' ............ • CHICAGO -All season long, Will Clark and
Kevin Mitchell terrorized the National League. So why
should the postscason be any different? ..
Clark set a record by driving in six runs as he went
Henderson fuels A's
6-3 win over Jays
4 for 4 with two home runs. including-a grand slam. and
Mitchell hit a three-run shot as the San Francisco
Giants routed Chicago. 11-3, Wednesday ni&ht in the .
lly JIM DONAGHY
openin~ game of the National League playo1Ts. ·
"It s nice to go into every pme knowin& Will is
going to do something special; Mitchell said. ''I've
seen it all year."
OAKLAND -Jose Canseco missed the start
of the show. so Rickey Henderson stoic it.
Henderson sparked a two-run rally in the
fourth inning with two stolen bases. and the
Oakland Athletics beat the Blue Jays. 6-3. for a 2-0
lead in the best-of-7 American Lc~uc playoffs.
Maybe, but not like this. Clark, in the shadow of
his sluaging teammate all year, shined brightly in the
playoffipo'1ight. -·
"l don't know if that was my best game. but it was
the most timely," Clark said.
11\at .. s what rm here f01'7'.4fencferson said.
"I want to make things happen."
That's just what he did It also was surprising. considering neither Clark nor
Mitchell likes to swing at Wrigley Field. one of the best
hitters· park in the majors.
Going into the game, Clark had. hit just two home
runs in 141 career at-bats versus the Cubs -his lowest
total against any team -and had no homers and j ust
fi ve RBis in 48 tries this season. Mitchell hit only .189
against C hicago this year.
Canseco. who is hitless in his last 22 post-
season at-bats. was in the starting lineup but was
scratched when he had a migraine headache before
the game. He pinch hit in the A's thrtt-run sixth
inning and struck out. He walked in the eighth.·
"He didn't feel well before the game, he was
vomiting." Oakland Manager Tony La Russa said.
.. 1 think the night game was a factor. I saw the ball
better. I didn't sec tt well during the day," Clark' said.
"I've had my problems. but th is is the first time I've
ever played with the wind blowing out..
"It was just one of those games," he said. "That
doesn't mean I've got this ballpark or this pitching statT
in my pocket."
Only two of 11 teams have rallied from a 2-0
defim to win the AL playoffs -Milwaukee in
1982 and Kansas City over Toro~o in 1985.
So there is hope for the Blue Jays.
Clark's slam in the fourth inning otT I 9·game
winner Greg Maddux landed on Sheffield Avenue past
right field and made it 8-:1. By then. there already had
been four home runs and 13 hits.
was a good player an college ... Maddux said. "He hit an
inside fastball that I didn't get where 1 wanted. I thought
I had good stuff but not good location."
Left-hander Paul .Assenmacher was wanning up
when the left-handed Clark stepped in with the ~s
loaded and two outs.
Clark's grand slam came one pitch after Cubs
Manager Don Zimmer visited Maddux on the mound. .. r was going to leave him in." Zimmer said. ··1 just
wanted to make sure we were togethrr on how to pitch
him. so I asked him. I got the answer I wanted. just not
the result.
"At first. I thought they were going to take h.im out.
But then I saw him talking to Zimmer and shaking his
head, so I knew he would stav in.'' said Clark. who hit
.364 with the bases loaded this season. "I've hit
Assenmacher well in the past and on top of that.
Zimmer's got a lot of confidence in his starting .
p1tchinJ." ··He had a hell of a week." Z1mmt>r said an
assessing Clark's performance.
Maddux. pitch1nB for the first tame since chnchang
the division championship eight days ago. was an
trouble from the start. Clark. now 9 for 23 hft>tame
against tht> Cubs' ace. made 11 a long night.
Mitchell added the fimshmg toucb 10 the eighth.
homenng onto Wa,·eland Avenue beyond left field after
Clark had walked.
"I knt>w he was good pla~er last year. I knew he
"It felt good. t-spec1all) at this pa rte." said Mitchell.
who led the majors w1th 47 home runs and 125 RBis.
"I hadn ·1 hit one here since 198 7 ...
LITKE
From 81
barrier will com~ d own pretty Quick-
1 .. y.
Edwards hews to the line of guard-
ed optimism as well. reeling otT a
string of other black firsts in the two
years since former Los Angeles
Dodgers executive Al Campanis
made his unfortunate remarks about
blacks lacking the skills necessary
for managerial and front--0ffice
sports positions:
•Bill White became president o f
baseball's National Lcaauc.
• Nottt Dame and 'West Virginia.
both quarterbacked by blacks. play-
ed for the collc&e football cham-
pionship.
•A lfOUP beaded by financier
Bertram Lee buys the NBA's Denver N~ts.. bccomu\I the first black
ma1ority owner of a major league
TALLEY
From II
over any divisional n val.
• New York Giants ( + 3) over the
Eagles in Philadelphia: Short work
week won't help Philly and neither
wilJ the tumoven.
•Buffalo (pick 'em) at In-
dianapolis: The Bills are tough
against the run.
•Houston (-4) at New Eng.land:
The Oilcn have been ovemted but
nevertheless. this is my best play of
the day. They'll eat Doug Autic
alive.
•Cincinnati (.,_...)at Pittsburah:
Fifth .. rmd play of the weeunclO
Finally, from the curiolity file:
Docs anyone really believe Stove
Garvey minds &bat his ex-wife.
Cync:fy,.baadecided to UIC her
maiden name 'Iii•?
sports-franchise.
"l think we have to reahu that
gJ ven the magnitude of the problem.
the most we can really say is that the
elevatof 1s on the way up -and it's
been a long time since wr could say
even that much.
"The fans, the media. the owners.
especially the owners. wi ll be watch-
ing Art SbeU very closely to Stt bow
he deals with the pressure cooker.
Thr fact that one door has been
opened docs not guaranttt access to
other organizations." Edwards said.
"A.rt cannot be the black bead coach
of the Raiders. he must be the coach
of the Rajdcn. He must wtn football
games because, ultimately, that's
what the records will show."
SbeU wiU have few more
enthusiastic boosten than Cam·
panis, a basically decent man who~
moment of carelessness erased -m
the pubhc mmd anyway-a hfe-
time of good deeds on behalf of
black and Latin baJlplayers.
"What occurred on that night.
what 1 sajd. has helped a group of
people, and for. that. I'm pleased ...
Cam~nis said. "I'm not pleased
that 1t happened. and not happy
with the way it came out on that,-
show.
··1 meant to say many·minoritics
lacked the expenence ncce~ for
those jobs. and now ifs cleai they
arc getting the opporturuty more and
more to gain expenence and do the
jobs.
'Tm a Raider fan and M Shell is
in the Raider mold." Carnpanis said.
"I just hope be wins."
So do a lot of people.
Jm Ult~ & lae .bMcMIM Ptta'
udful ~I Utl ~nu .,....,, ~,..,, Jl"rltla¥.
Irvine team to tour Canada
The Daly Not
The Irvine-based International
Ambassadon volleyball team will
embark on a Canadian tour Oct.
13-29 which includes several ex.hi·
bition matches and a tournament to
help promote the sport.
The Ambassadors, coached by
Gary Coffey. are a non-profit elite
women's team of former collqe
playen formed an 1986 to promote
the spon around the world and are
~ only international club team in mt DltJOD. ,
The orpn.ization'J .. 8 .. team will
make the return trip to Canada.
where the squad captured tou.r-
nametlt titles an 1917 and 1988 . Amons tboee oa tbe ro11er are
Irvine residents K.im Richter (Million v· . Hilb. San ~
Slate) and ?.°u ~toeis (Irvine ffilla), and Hunti...-~ prod-
uct Carotine Eide (Biola).
The tour includes an exhibition •t a high school tournament 1n
Calaarv. a tournament in Edmonton
wit6 the Univenity of Albert.a, Uni-
versity of Manitoba and Canadian
National Team. The national team
will then play the Ambassadors in
exhibition matches in Resina and
Winnipeg.
After the Canadian swing ends,
the team will continue to Minne-
sota. where they will play an exhi-
bition match with the Minnesota
Monarchs. a women's pro frandlise
from the defunct ~jor Lape Vol-
leyball which is attcmptina to push
for an international !ape. The ~ue would beain with ltamS in
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The~ NOi
plaWednetday was the ~ of laaue
y for ·or.nae Coast area prq>
water polo teams and the trend of
power appears to have cbanpd very
little;_ u usual for the area. capped
b)' _Lorona del Mar Higb's repu-
tauon as the Clf 4-A's No. I-ranked
team.
Here's a look tt many of the atca ·s powers:
Corona del Mar
With two key returners and a host
of talent from the lower levels. Cor-
ona del Mar Hiah apin fiaures to be
the class of the SCa . View leag~
water polo race -if not the entitt
4-A. .
Coast Tournament b)' the Sea kmp,
carried a S-2 mark into Wednesday's leuue opener with University. 1"tie fey returner -the only
returner -for the Sail(>rs is aoaJie
Dietrich Jewell. who's "Sot really
&OOd quickness. He really helps our <lefe~." Barnett said.
The primary scorcn are senior
driver Cra.ig Manz and 5enior hole
man John Nichols. while seniors
Eric Slutzky, Kenton Re4d"and Kyle
Kofford and j unior John Ruffini
round out the lineup. •
"They're aJI uP. from the JVs and
doing all right. • Barnett said. "l
think they're makina improvements
in all areas. We're definitely improv-
ing. The counte rattack is their
strongest thh,g, because it's an
awfully small team and we've got 10
get' our goals somehow." The .two time defending CIF 4-A
champions who have woo three Ji-
tics in the past five years arc coming
off a 2s..3 campa.ian_. and after caP:' University
turing the South Coast Tournament
at Newport Harbor High last Satur-University High offers yet another
day, the 4-A's top-rated team in young team for the 1989 Sea View
1989 stood undefeated at S-0. League race. but the group which
Seniors ·G unnar G ustafson and was ranked eilhth in the pre-season
Brandon Howald rotate as the hole-OF 4-A polf is developing well.
men and provided most of the scor-according to Coach Jeff Hassen.
ing. punch along with junior _Ry~n .. Tbey11 pla) either really. reall>.
Wear. a newcomer to the varsny an well. or they'll pla) very weak. ·
1989. Other starters who played pn-Hassett said. .. Hopeful!). what \H'
marily j~nior varsity ball a year ago do as the season works on. we'll
are seniors Scott Tucker. Robert work on fundamentals and play on
G ray. Conrad Macedo and a real even level of ball for C IF.
sophomore goahc Robbie Pike. "I'm real pleased with where
'?We lost about five starters and they're at rilht now. Were coming
two top subs," said Coach John off three wee\s of hard conditioning.
Vargas. "We had a lot of seniors last The ke)' for us as to get o ur extra-
year. but they had to work out man offense 10 the place where the'
against somebod) and the) really score consistentlv, but our defense
helped th?se Juniors come albng. -I'm real pleased 0\\'1lh nght now." ~lus. they've been playing together The only returning starter is dnv-
sance they were freshmen. so they do er Greg Kroge n. who team s w11h
a pretty good job together. junior Shad Wicker to provide the
"Las_t ye.ar everybody looked to heart of the offense. Wicker and
shut down Chns ~IDf. Now it's a Junior Ben Eastman earned \3r51l\
lutle mt'>rc difficult. C"ve---got thrtt cxpe~ce near the close of last
guys you really h.ave to concentrate season and offer top non-starting
on. we·ve been prett) luck) that returners.
when those three have been shut Seoaors ()a, e Profant (pen meter
down some, the other three ha,•c player) and T om • Cummings (lo:f\-
performed well." handed driver) each saw about two
The strength of the Sea Kings has quarters per game 1"n reserve roles
been their defense. giving Pike some last season. Senior John Melfi and
cushion to mature. and front-court senior goalie Chns Westcrhu1s
offen~. Vargas said. round out the hneup.
"The six in front of the goaJ have Hassen. whose team entered
P.l~y~ very . wdl defensively. and league pla} at 3-i: calls 11 .. Sea \'1e"
{Pike s) a httle anexpenenced so League deja 'u. CdM 1s looking
that's kmd of good," Vargas said. strong on top. and it's a toss up
"Our counterattack hasn't been 01u betwt"Cn us. Tusttn and Newport.
forte. We have speed but haven't "We're t)'p1callly hke Newport -
been able to use at on the counter-weak at the start and then de' dop
attack. which as a disappomtment. as the season goes on. That helps us
but it will come." because "'e have Tustin the last
Newport Harbor
Just like Coron.a del Mar Coach
John Vargas downplays his team's
cha nces. Newport Harbor Coach Bill
Barnett pred1ctabl) calls the Sea
Kmgs unbeatable and his squad des-
tined to battle for S«ond place.
The rank1ngs would bear th:.
assessment out and Barnett will get
agrttment from other top Sea View
coacbe~ but the U.S. National Team
coach generally keeps his teams in
the hunt 1f there's an) chance of his
talent stacking up. The) '111Cre rated
third an C l F 4-.-\ before the season
started.
··1 don't think anvbod} can beat
Corona del Mar." Barnett said. ··1
thank we'll all filht at out for thc
second spot -Tustin, Universal}
and ourstlves.We're compct1tl\e
with them.··
The Sailors. "'ho "'ere knocked off
ID the quarterfinals of the South
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game of the season. and "'e'n: a
young team that needs to-de' clop
And l'd just as soon pla' :\e"' p<>n
first wnh them commg off' a summer
without (Coach Bill ) Barnc:tt
Hopefull~. one of us can knocl oil
Corona. and that realh males ll .i
horse race.·· ·
Hassett calls a ~hedule "'hH:h
includes almost all ranked J-.\ and
4-A teams a possible deterrent come
playoff ttme. "It puts pressure on u
to take one of the top th~e spots in
league." Hassett said. or the Trojans
might not ha\e the 500 ret·ord
nettSsa~ to quail I) for a "ild-c.·ard
bt'rth.
Costa Mesa
Former CIF ~-.\ champion ( osta
Mesa High settled for a quaner1inal
appearance after bcmg mo' ed 10 the
3-A le'el a )C'ar ago. but despite a
coaching change. the ~lustangs fig-
ure to use fi,e retummg starters as
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c-... Mar 14, E•IMCM l
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Merine 1 s 1 -11
Wftlmlnttw KWll'll" Bowmen 1, Lonemevw
1, l -k I &evn W'-' 1, loeclonoYICt I
Marini ICOriftte' Co. 6, Sc1!wwtl 1, KenYOtl 2.
Jee-. 1. ......,... J. ltoo.rtt 2. "" ;os 1
W..,..r 1 Se,_.. ~ 4, Yellura I
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JUSt tn'•O& to create an atmospM're
of Jtability. My assist.ant coach Rob-
ert Williams has been doina a areat
job helping.
"We've got a real youna crew
we're work.ini with. Tbett's been
major improvement (since the start
of the season). and our defen.e is
startinJ to come around and help
Qut our goalie."
The top retumen att senion
Chad Hunt Steve Vollmer and Dan
Petrovich. Vollmer, a dist.an~ ft-ee-
stylc:r in swimming, has been the
team's leadmg scorer and is strong
iq the counterattack. Newcomers in
the starting lineup include
sophomore goalie Brian Richey, allO
a soccer goalie. jun1or hole men Eric •
Shilland and Gary PaJacios. and :
SOP.homore Todd Ryan. •
'We're JUSt really young all the
way around," McCulloch said.
"We're gettmg scored on quite a bit,
but (Richey's) definitely lcttpin1 the
score a lot Closer than n would be
(w11h a lower caliber goahe)."
,Mater Del
While Mater De1 High has little
tradrnon when n comes to water
polo and finished last an the Angelus
League a year ago ID John Kuri's
first year as varsit} head coach.
things are beginning to chanfe for
the better wuh the Monarchs pro-
gram.
"We revamped the spring and
summer program.·· Kun said.
"There "'as no traduon at Mat~ Dea
an an) of that The} were used to
practicing a cowple hours. four days
a week in the summer. We chanaed
that. pla)'ed ever) weekend were in
three leagues and worked out with
Rancho San11ago (College)."
Fountain Valley·s Mike Conti ll•ftJ, Estanc,.·s Kaua Woessn e r 11 SJ battle for possessio n . Kun, who coached Maier Oct's
lower level program since 1984. has
coached most of this 'ear's group
since the' were freshmen. Whale
the' tin1s~ed 9-15 a )ear ago. the
Monarchs ha' e started out 1989
with an 11-i mark and 2-0 <\ngelus
Lea~ue led.ger.
a means to again contend tor the
Pacific Coast League tlllt.' once
more.
Jason Lynch takes over the pro-
gram after sen ang as the freshmaJl
and sophomore coach at Manna
H igh the past '"'o seasons. While he
~)S the tcam·s goal 1s 10 win league.
there has been more important con-
s1dera11ons as the proeram under-
goes ti coaching transition. .
"I 1ust.tned to get (the program)
back on its feet bas1ca11~:· L}nch
said ... Wf re starting with the baste!>
again. We started )Car \\llh tl.\O
freshmen (team) pla)ers. and no"'
"'C ha'e eight The~ made at to CIF
but had some problems last }Car
I'm JUSt tr) 1ng 10 tum the an11udl·
on the team to a pos1u'e note. Wc"re
starting to ge1 a huk bit better
teamworl and 1ntcn!>ll) 10 for prac-
ttce and game.,:·
Top returning stanl·rs are senior
Darrell 1'un"lt. the ~ounger brother
of last }ear"\ leading scorer Ste' c
Kunst "ho ha~ departed to pla' for
l 'C Santa &rhara. and Junior Core~
Delahunt. "a good all-around pla)er
who e\t.·clls on offt'n~:· Delahunt
leads the tt·am "1.tia nC"arl~ fr, c goals
per game.
Other re14rn1ns starters include
Junior Bnoo KruetLl amp. and
Sl'mors En 1n Garcia and Brett
Dieball. the ) oungcr hrother of for-
mer ~1ustang Chol Du~ball The
other J'-'O c;tartcrs -JtJnior goalie
Russ Ghttom· and sophomort>Juhan
Popo' -arc ne"corners.
The team entered league at 5-8.
and Lrnch rncnt1oned Orange.
Trabuco Hill and Woodbndge as
other \ontenders in the pla,otT
chase. .>
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Laguna Beach
Fourth-~car Laguna Beach Coach
Jeff Gilbert hopes three returning
starters will again lead the team 10 a
playoff benh 10 the Pacific oa6t
League ra\e. and with some 1m-
pro,·ement he sa1d anrt.hang I poSS·
able in lcagul.' pla~.
.. We're definite!~ shooung for a
top-three pos111on... said G1lben.
whose team finished second a 'ear
and enter league play w11h a· h-4
record. "I f v.c get It together. you
ne"er kno\\. Ma\be v.e "'ll take
first. Ifs possible. ·11·s nc,er out. but
11 "''" be a tough one:·
G1lbcn looks at Woodbndge and
Costa Mesa as the kc' contenders.
but Orange and Trabuco Hills can"t
be counted out.
Returning starters include JU01or
Mark Weeks. and seniors Enc
'.'lelscn .ind Hooman Lah1Jani. thi.'
team·s 1op -.corer
"The} prctt) much arc the center
o f the offen!>e. b\Jl the sophomori.'~
are coming along." Gilbert said
··res JUSl 1nt•\pcnence. but since
the' 'w been plrl\ing at the \ars11v le\l~I all }l·ar this" )Car. I expect ne,·t
'car to ha' e a real good team."
· The ophomore talents .inr lude
T~ler Roothl·h and Enc Colh'ion.
"'hile juniors ~laca~o Ferrell and
goalie Chm Ballard round out the
starting hneup.
Woodbridge
Founh-,car coach Dan Gaines
has '1rtualh his l.'nt1re team back
from a Cl F "ent~ of a ~ear ago and
the Wamors appear to be not onl)
S('H•:DI I •. ,
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WATaR ~LO
.
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8~" •I C.eroen C.roye 3 IS Newoorl 11arDOr
et C~rttos ToYrn•m~I. U"lver"tv el Centre•
C•htwn•a cr..mo•O"shoos •• S.n LUIS OOosoo
SOCCER
Communitv collelle ~ -Or•~ Cou t e t
Eu t Lo' AnllM' COi'-. l
TENNIS
'1 9" Kl"IOOi II r!\ -• 0cffl'\ V1t1• et Wnl
"'""'" l 11unl1"l)I011 ~ et ,.,..,,,,. l
EO•M>f' al Founr••" Vallev l ""'lie •• S.n
Ci.m.t1tt 3 IS Co\le Mew •I L•oun. H.U' l Traouco 111i>s •t WOOOl>r•~. l L._. 8e•<"
., Or•rtlle J Tu"'" ., Nf!Wt>Qrt H•rt>o< l
Untver"'" •I Coron• oet ,.,.., . J. E sl•nc1e et S.oo~c~ 3. Row rv et Meler 0.1, l 15
VOLLEYaALL
COlleee ""--Tile MHler's CIM~ at Christ Cc>llel>t 1,,.,,.. , lO
1119" SCl'o004 tl•rl\ -Ocfl•n Vi.• •I Wtsl "''"'ter 6 11un"'•llto<> 8eK1> •C ,.,..,,,.. 4
Ed•Mlf' •• F ount•'" ValltY 6 ln.1ne •• S.n Cleme<lle 4 JO T us Ion •I New !>Ori H•rbOI' l 15
Univ.<'\ilV •t Corone o.t Mer S E\l•no. el
Seodlflo.C'k )
CllOSS COUNTitY
HrQtt schOOI DOY\ •nd gfrls -T ui tln •"Cl
Seelclieo.ct. al E"1nc1e, 3 COf'ON deC Mer •"Cl Ntwoort H•rtior 11 Univer\llv, 3, Fount•1n
V•lleY V'S Hunll"IJIOll 8HCh •I H8 C..,tr•I Peri<,
J. WtttmtMler •' Ed1M1t1, l, Oc:H n vi.w •' Merlnfl ) ,, .. M •• Ceot,lr-\l.U.Y. l. W~141le 'IS Or1"9t •I EIMMow« p_,,. 3
~ H1h •t Co,I• Mae, ). Trlltluco H •I ~ e.a<?t 1 Meter Del"' a;"'°° Amet ••
lrvlN P1'1l l l'OOTaALL
Lono &ffCll "'°"' n Founteln V•lleY (et
Hlltlllneton IHclll, 1 .JO, Mllill'en ,., Merine (•t
Wtttmih\terl, 7 lO, Sent• A.ne v.-v"' Seodle-N<i< (I I S.ntt AM 9owl), 7;30, ~ille!Oft ~ ,,, ,.,..,., Oto <•• Or.,,.. Coe•• c-..1.
L
llOH'I IC \t I ,f ,
m the hunt lor another hcnh an the pla~otTs. but a .. a detin11c threat to
Costa Mesa for Pacific Coast League
honors.
Jared john\on returns after earn-
ing fi rst team all-league honors as a
;un1or. backed up b~ ddenst'l'
standout Robcn Duran. JUn1or te' l'
Kirshon. senior Jen-Lt Yeh and
senior Jon Kemp
.\dd111onalh. the first oil the
bench a ~ear ago "as fa'>on
te1nhau!ler. and Junior Run Htr"lon
1s back 1n thl' goal. as "'ell.
.. Esscn11all~ nc~one 1<. hc:1ck."
!Mltd Gaines. mindful the onl· 'acan-
c~ 1s left b~ l:m n:ar°'> leading -.w rer
Ron uttlc.'
"Fmalh '-'l'·rc a threat lrom all
o'er the "tanl.'" \aid Gaines "hn-.c
team entered league pla~ at 111-o and
"ell on m ".l' w tx·coming the
choors tx·.,t. Tht> Wamor., clo.,<:d
out 't\li at I ~-13
Johnso n. 1'1f'lhon and Duran all
t·an rotate into lhl' ho!\• and ~· "ell.
g1"ing \\ oodbndge a halanted lot1I<.
K1r hon 1"1 '>pnn.tl'r ·
Huntington ~Beach
.\fter finn1h1ng fourt h 1n 1he
unset League "1th a predomi nant!~
S1:n1or team in ht~ first H'ar as head
"ater polo. coai:h at ·Huntington
Beach High. Dunt·an \kCullUl·h 1s
tn ing 10 gu1dl' an ane,pcm•n1:ed
Oilers squad 10 respcctab1h1~ "h1le
continumg to build a foundation for
the program.
·-rm JUSI spending a lot of time
'-'llh 11.' said ~kCulloch. "ho pla)-
edat Golden We I College and Long
Bea h talt' "The'·, e had much 1nstab1ht~ "llh (the program). I'm
,..,.,~
,., °"9ftdla, !'\&.) *""' R9UM Sintlet J·mm., Ari•' JerlchO N Y . ~ ""'" J°"" S." DoeQO .. ) 6·1 M•ll~I Nloo Puer•o ll•co ~ loltllv Ew ... ,,oen AU\lrtt18 1·6 6·4 6: 1
Jommv Brown Lergo 1"141 ot< M•l<•tl Pe<
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0 J Men's toumem.nt
(et .. Mil. Swltt~I "'"'R~~ Jom Cou• ef Oaoe C•h-Fte oe• M.agnus
C.u,1a ls\Ofl Sw-" 6 3 7 ·6 7 1 J•~ OD
111He'< Sw11ierteno Cit! Qemes" K • '~" ll'O••
6·3 7·6 c7·J1 Anor•s Gomez Ecuaoor Oa!
l\Mrc Qo,,.t Sw••1er1ano b l 6·3 Merct1110
Ft1IOO " Urul)u8> oel E•« W•MG•I Oll>•
Franct 7-6 tl 31 S 7 1 S A1tunotr \loli..o•
Sov,.t Un'Oft e1t! Jt rome Pot tf Frel'Ce 7 6
1e-6• 4·6 •·2 Jo<>ei Sve<>UOI' S .. eelt" Otl
MenM>Uf Ba"rem Frel'Ctr 6· l 6 1 "•'°"
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Fed9r•"9n Cup
l•t T1hel
SECOND ROUND
UllltN S.9" l. OelWnlr11 0
CIVIi Enrt, US CM'I Karin Plnit\ Ot n
merk, •·I, •·I MlrllN NevuhlOv• U S Ciel
Tl,,.. SC'rltu..-·L•r'811 De<lm¥to. 7·S 6·)
,.,..,.,,.,. N•vr11uoo -z1.,. C.•''''°" us Cle! T\ne ~-Ler"1'1·11tnriet1e ,..,. N t<Sfn
o..nm.r1' 4·3 •·I OtMr k-
W.SI Germenv l J•CNn 0
Crtel\OlloVlk•• l HU11$41rv 0
Au.irelle >. New ZH11no O
lui.ar1e J, Ar..,,llM O Au,1n1 2, 8rl11ln 1
Scwlel U1110ft 1, C•'*'-1 SMln2.~0
·.
S..A.-.
w hlle ne" Angelus en try
Hanard. last 'ear's CJF ~-A cham-
pio n. '-'111 be the team to beat. Kun
feels his Monarchs couJd prov1de a
challenge. Crespi. St. John Bosco
and Lo} ola are the other top teams
an the seven-team league.
"If "'"e pla' nght on. we could
challenge them ... R un !Mild. ··we can
pla~ "'•th an~bod~ Ifs JUSt whether
or not the ltd<; get motivated. When
the~ "ant 10 pla~. the~ 're 'e~ good ..
Leading the group 1s returning
staning goahe senior Chad Roghair
Other returning st.arters mclude
seniors JcfT (arnpbeH. a hole man
and dn-.er. Charlie Wallace. and
Lucas Flonan1
"\\ e'rc g1' mg up four or fi, e goals
per garnl' -.o defense as the
strength."' Kun said. "Roghair is
such an a"esome goalie. we an
change our defense and do so man)
d1fTcrcn1 things w11h 11 because of
him. "h1ch is great. We have four gu~ ~ on offense that can set the hole.
The' ma' not be able to shoot. but
the,· can all set the hole and we have
rel au' cl> strong outside shooters ...
Other returners who start are hole
man · ou l)reher. Frank Kenned)
and either Chns Ward or newcomer •
ophomorc Phtlhp Ma)er.
"\\ ard onl\ started swimming
and pla) mg" att.'r pol<;> last year. and
he's "orked himself wto a starting .
role:· Kun \aid "Nobody's ever
heard of ~1ater Dea water polo. but ·
this team ·s 'er). 'er) compeuuve."
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Goioen Wf!Sf CM'I Or•noe Coe"· 15'-•. 15·3
1S· 7
Hlltt lcMel tlm
"ACIP:IC COAST LEAGUE
LaQulWI S..Cll ~ LllllJIWI HIM•. IS•S IS·4
IS-6
J \I LH VM l!lffc'h I S-1 1 S· 11
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Woodbr•OO. oet C01t1 Mele IS·4 IS 2 lS-2
J\I WOOdtlr '°9e IS· e IS· 7 ~S WOOOl>f.aot IS-10 IS·f
STATE RANKINGS
(Tlwwtll Oct. 11
1 M.ra Co111 (9·01, 2. C-... Mir ll·ll1 lo S."te B•rtM>re ( 13•1), 4. LMllM ~ l'·Oli
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11ert>o< S•nll Crvi (13·2) 10 Torrev Plnft
Others C•0<str•no V....,, GrllNMl9, .,,._,
L"*". Nortrt &ell~. s.n L1"' Ot1ftoo.
So.ltn a.-~r191d. St Francb, Mountlllfl vi.w. ..........
SO( ( • H ,..;i"~
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DATii> 01/1t JN UHl.ESS ....... DOC1CI DaCUAATtOM • elM ,...._., T.D. teta .. W 91lalll0, Dea AIUTM* ~y aft lildMllo;ial af'CI De "Hrd In OovncO Ml9 ~ty on~'°· MOUY: All.AN WAU<U,
YOU TAl<E ACTION TO s.-db4dtwlllt>e reci\led NO.•• .... WGOOllPAtfY, ...... D111111• MO.•M Doee 1 ~tO ~ CNlnbert In IM Chile 1111 DONALD J WllE".
"'°TlCT YOUA PAOP·a11ft41 0ftlc;eott~OePart• IA u•11tte ........ M.All••• llO.A~ (A•11•1 ... •· YOU AMM.tNolUl.D~ • tM time Md C eu. Solltoeoer .llVlllU.Y JAN( WHIA,
IATY, rT MAY IE SOLD Al ment ol Parlet 9lld Aee-Altllle.... ......... ....... MOnCI OP .......... eY~INT~,:(AUd ............ hMtlng .. ~ Knowleon. MObl•r & ClAJft A. IMfTH: JANI T.
A PUIUC SALE.. IF YOU reatlon. S<Mhefn ~ ....... ...... 9' ..... LW111 a, Of• ~TO , D A Ml 1 111r defMndMCIO) IWANSON ~In 0t obi.cttnca to 9"f'Mt1, & Patti Ptua. Suite IMITH, WIHFlll.D WAAO,
NEED AH VCPLAHA TION ~·· 1333 Cemillo ._,.et.. ..... CA --.&. MAL ~ Ml ........ AHD DOWDAU. A "°" tl'le propoMd vautron IOO. IMM. CA 92714 M"I. WIN"ELO WA"D; OF THE NATURE OF TKE Del Alo Sovtfl. SIJH• 200, ................ (nt)~ "°"IJlhAT ..., • ......._, ..._..~ ...., f1tM II,_ 1W .Nri P\AMlltleO OflflOI Co.et DAAfllll.L M IUHNUI,
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST San Diego, Calltornla 92108, Or•••-CMI) IF AYAILA8LE. THE EX· "'VATI 8AL1 NOTICE II H(AllV Y• ...... CALl.M Mlaf\ (1,) ,. ffom tM Delly Pilot ...,._,,.,., 14• COMMl!..CIAl Fl!ot!MI.,
YOU YOU SHOULD CON· ta6epl'\one \619) 237·6586, NOTIC!. IS HE A EBY PECTED OPENING 810 NOTIC(. II HEREBY GIVEN 11\11 tfle Hvnttnoton DAft .... 1111it lmtMIRI pwege of 1hll reeolvtlol\. 21, 21. Oeic>I*' 5. ltlt INC .. I Nebrllllla CoriM>r· T~ ~~"tJ:eR. II 10·00 ~::,::~. P,:"9 !~,; = ~·~n:."".!..'"C ~:(u::T.::~~'~ :.:=:::or~ ::Ct!:.c ~~ ... ~ =.==....-.=::.:-; ~c:·~ ,!~': Tll-18911 =.:o~GA~.~s"oUC~I! lT~IAON~
A.M l'OflECLOSUAf CON-111'1\e !Ny Wiii be pyblldy I P"blie heltlng In the Coun· TELEPHONE NUMIERS OH law of FrMll Garmo ...... di Chatl\ber at tM H<vnt· ... -.r\. , ~of""' reaolUrion to be ..aJC llJnC( SAVIN '" .. N.
SULTANTS, INC. lathe duly OP91*S and rMd tor I*· ell Cl'lamber at Ille H1M11· THE DAY BE,OAE THE et~ .... to I~ lllgMet 1nQton IMetl CMG Cenlet, A .................. ~In a weelty ,_. INC .. • ClilltOINa Cotpor-
appointtd Tru11M undat IOf'MloQ tile WOfk .. follOWI: fnolon 8Mc:h CMc Center, SALE: (714) M~837 or Md beet blddef llc>Of\ ,,_ iooo M.itl Str•. Hvn\• =,..,..., .,... P•P•'. publl•ll•d •no ".,., etlon; flMT °' 0£NVEA
Ind purtuan\ to Deed ol Furnlah all labor, ma-2000 Main 81fMI, Hunt· (213) 127-4815. leflN ano eondltlOM n.r .. ~on 9Mcill. Ctlilornla. on ,.., ............ olfovtattd In Hu/lllngton MOTICll TO MOATOAGE '"'VEST8 OAS,•
TNll. ,.,,., •. toOI• 8lld equlptMflt lngton IMctl, Calltorftla. on Publlttleel Ofange Cout "** MentlOMd and IUt>o U'9 d&\• and It·~ lllM lfl· ... ,..,., .......... ,. leac:fl fOf., .... , two tuC· CMDIT°"9 ~ MH••cllv••tt• VllMH
Reoo<o.d on 07122/88 •• neceuary to con11rucJ Ille de .. ""' 11 1~ time In· Daltv Pilot ~obet 5, 12. 1t. ject to comwmatlon oy aeld ..... ~Jo reoetwano .... tM ..-rt .. -.,,.. ceaatw ..all• PflOf to Ille IUUl,,.,....,.. Trv1t; TH Eu 8Ht4A0~?EW
.Document no. 88-356733 of aunllen bin dock• 11 8olM dlcaled belO* 10 receive l(ld 1Nt. $vperlor Ccufl on Oc\ober oonllOer the ttate!Mflt• 0( ..... tltM MC llefeln tor 111 e public ( ..... 1191 .. 101 ., 0 U N ~ A I " '"' •
()lflclal Record• In ·~ ortioe ChlcaS111ee.ecn lnOrAAge COl\lidat the····~·· ol Th810 31, 1N9 at the llOur of 2·00 ... peflOnt wno wlah to be If,... de Mt .. ,.. ~. u.c.c.) OWNERS ASSOCIATION,
of tM Recorder of Orange County. Cllllornle. complete Ill W90n1 who wish lo be PM. °' IMl'Mf\er wltt\ln the heard re&atlYe to Ille aoc>li· 111911Ml .......... ,_ __, "SECTION e~ TN Difeetor NotlCI IS Mfffy gtwn to INC., e-CallfOtnla Corpor~
County. C.iifornl• ea8C\lled In 8CCOldaf'Oa Wllh Ille pla/\S !lewd re&atlve 10 Ille appll-Ml.JC ll>TICl time ll!Owed by ... II 11\e cation deecrtbed ~ ................. ,.. of Public Wotk• " Olrected credllOrt 01 Ill• wltl'lll\ atlOn; i'?M,~!'°~~ FE~·
by OOVOLAS A. SCHOTT end ~flcltlOns IM<etore cation clncflbed beloW. ofttc. of Penney &. ~. DATE/TIME; Monday. Oc· ...... ....., .......... 10 poet, Of cavM to be poet· named transferC)((I) ltlat • EAAL _.v -L._.N A.,,.
ANO JUDY LEE SCHOTT, and .UC:h addend• thereto DATEITIME: Monday, OC· NOTICI M 3471 Via Lido. Sul1• 203. tober 18, lt89, 7:00 PM ~..,IN ............ ed, notlcM ot VIClllon eon-b\jJI tranllfef la about 10 be SOCIATION. INC .. I ,..._
HUSBAND AND WIFE AS .. may be Issued prior 10 the lobe< 16. 1989, 7:00 PM INTINT TO Newi>ort 8Nc;h, Calllotnl1: APPLICATION NUMBER: turtMr • .,.... frem .... apicUOU91y elOnO Ille ...... Mede on 'petaonal ~opetfy break• Corpo!!lllon and
JO INT TENANTS, WILL bid apenlng date APPLICATION NUMBER; DIOICATJJ ....... , leleC>flOne (71•) 613-7120 Cod• Amendment N o ..... rnenl Pfotl()MCI to be Vtcal· heftll\alter deecf\bed Doell 1 ttwougll ..... nclualve.
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Prospective bldelera may Code Amendment No NOTICE IS HEAEBY .. rlgnl, title, lnter•t end ~/Neg11Jva Oeciarallon ~ .. .-., ..... ,.. ed 11 leeet IWOW'Mkl before Tiie natM1 end bU91,_. YOU ARE 8EINO SUED
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER e111mlne Ind obtain bod 89-9/Negat111e Dect1r111on OIV!'H °Thll on 1he 5111 day M1111 of Franll Oanlno In No. 89'-14 -IMIR .. Y• .., __. Ille date o4 Ille hewtnQ. The ecktree1M of the Intended BY PlAINl'IFF: (A Ud. le •ta
FORCASH.(payablell llrM l0tm1, apeo111ea11ons, and No. 89-24 of September, 1989 the lnCI to the Improved re11 APPLICANT:CltyolHunt-..... • ........, ,...., notlcle lhall be posted not 1r1n1feror1 are: Wllllam dem1nd1nd,ol FIRST
of..,.inlawfulmOfteyoftlle ~lanabycalllngatormalllng APPLICANT CltyolHunr-Board of Education ol the PfOC)lrtylntheCountyofOf. lngtonBeach .. ., • .,,_deMtluMwn more than 300 f .. t ~. ActtMan1ndH01lyAellM1n, AMERICAN TITLE IN·
United Stat ea) a1 THE e requeello the otllce ot the lngton Buen lrvlne Unified SchOOI Dlltrlc:I eftOI, Stele of Calllornle. lOCATION: City-wide aft....,_,,,_ __,cal en bUt . II .... , ttw .. notlcas &394 Walnut lwe , • F. SURANCE COMPANY• I
FRONT ENTR~NCE TO Qeoertmenl of Parks and LOCATION· City·wlele ol Orenoe County. Call-commonly described ... ZONE· All Oiatrlcta ........, rellnel aentee. lhlll be posted, The nollcel ll'YIM. CA 92714 Celllotnle corpotallOn
SUITE 205 ISECON() A9cr .. tton. 1333 Camino ZONE. All Olatrlcts lomla, ldopted. Aesolullon 2263 COlumbla Dr . Coata REQUEST· To amend Ille I ............. (tleted'" lhall,1i.telhed•y,llour.~ The IOCallon In C1tltornta YM ....... CAUMOM
FLOOR). 17802 IRVINE Del Rio Soutn. Suue 200, RE0UEST To amend tne of Intention to grant lo 1he Meaa, CA 92826 . Hunllng1on Beach Ordl· the [1111oM ..... ). ~ of the hearing, and of the ct11er IHCUUve otflce DAYI ............... ..
BLVD , TUSTIN. C'-92680 San Diego. Catllocnla 9210.8 Huntington Buch Ordl· Orange County Water Ola-and m0te par11cularly de-nance Code and amend, ~ • .,. le en· alllll refer to the adoption ol °' principal bualneH olflc• le ..,,,... en 19U to Me •
all right. utle and 1n1eres1 No old will be. considered nanoe Coda to update and lflct tor placement of an acrlbed a1. MO<llfy and/Ot delete !Serf· .,...... .w ...__ tl6-11111 reaolutlon of lnt~llon, of tlle Intended tr1tt1teror 11: .,..._,..._ rMPOft•• •• epn~ to and now ttetd unless 11 11 made on .a ,..,... revlM requ11rt0ns Pl(111n1ng u~ground well loc;_attd on Improved real prop«iy tn oltlons within Artlcle 908, .W _... -.. • ,.._ and, lhall lnctude I !ftap or ..,,,._ -• IWI ~
by It under said Deed of datd t>ld f0<m lurrushed by 10 the Oestgn Review Board tlle Woodbridge High Ille City of Costa Mesa, Oetlnlllons. Added dell-• • DtAI CAUM0--1 plen snowing tile tocatton ol All other buSlnest names A...._.,,..__,. wtll
Trust In Ille prooerty situ· tile Department ·01 Perks EN v 1 Ro NM ENT AL School S 11a II • 2 County of Ora119•. Stale ot nltlon• mey lncluO.. but no• pare 1ue1entar une Ille s>C'\lon oJ the "Mm41r>t and addr ..... uMd by the Mt ~t JM:,..~ 1ted In Nld County. Cali· and Recr .. 11on. and Is made ST A TUS: Neg111ve Decla1 • M .. dowp11k In lhe Chy ot Celllornla, legally dffcrlbed be limited 10· arcnllectural ,.......... eeorna 1 -propoaed to be vecated. Intended 11an1teror within wrttt.n ,..,, I nM ""'91 be
fornla, descrlb<ng the land In accordance wllh Ille 'In· atlon No. 89·24 lrvlne. Counly of Orange, u lollowt f91turea, Clllld day care fa. ..ena.,. .... OOfte. PASS~ AND ADOPTED thr .. yMre 1111 Y"" last tit ,,.... ..... ,__ M rov
therein 1tructlon1 to Bidders.. COAST Al STATUS FOi· Slate Of C1hfornla. de· Loi 59 ol T11CI 316\, City cllily. Con)*llence market, Ufte carte ow...,..._ by Ille City Council of the put'° ltr IS known 10 Ille WMI IM o-t .. 9'Mr reut
LOT 31 OF TRACT NO Bids must be subm11tea lowing City Council ap-scribed as ol Costa M .... 11 pe< map density 1>onua.· linal IP· ........_ "° le ..,_.,, City of HunUng1on Beach at Intended 111n11eree 11• -~
9161 AS SHOWN ON A MAP tor "" entire work u de-proval. Code Amenelment IS.. Ellnlblt Al 11eordtd In Book 105, pag411 prov11. grade. groas troor proteeclon: au '"PUii'-1 regular meeting lllefe<>I The nameC•I and bualnesa If ,_ de Mt Me WOW
RECORDED IN 800K 435. scribed herem The Depart-No 99.9 Wiii be lorwardld to A publlc meeting upoo the 14 and 15 ol Mltcetlaneoua ar ... hedge, 1nduS1rlal use, MOrffe 1 '"~ ttene que held on the 2nd day ol Octo· lddr... of the Intended ~ Of1 ttme, fCMI may
PAGES 38 TO 40. IN· menl ol P11111 •nd Rec· the Caktorn•• Coa111a1 Com-quastoon ol making such Mapa. m tne olllce of the liquor store. 101 lrontege. cu"'f"' c•n 1H for-bar. 1989 tr1n1f1KH(a) are Lane & .... the -... anti WOW
CL US IVE 0 F M r S • , .. lion,......,.. lhe rionr 10 miasion tor approval and,,,_ dldlc•tton will be held at the Coonty Aecofder of said Or-pat1clng structure. retaining '"1 I o • d •a 1 •t e I e • ATTWIT: Super Optometrists. A ...... ......., anti ~
CELLANEOUS MAPS. RE· wetve any Irregularity 1n a c0<poratlon 1n10 the Ctly's Dlatrlct Admlnlstra11on ange Counly wall, whotesale use ...,aplldM "ueted....,.. Ill Connie llroctnfey ProfHlonal Corp.. 19192 erfJ.., M talllfl wtttMM1t
CORDS OF ORAN GE bid or to reject any or all Loo11Cou111Program Im· Canter, 5050 Barranca SUBJECTTO Conditions. A1Mndeddelln1t1onsmayln· que la oone MCuche au CttyCleftl Siena Isabella, Irvine, CA fUrther •eMlftt,,..,, tM
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA EX· t>lds p1ement1ng 01dlnances Parkway, Irvine, Calllornoa. restrictions, rHervar1ona, elude out not be limited to caeo. I ll WM a.tMI~ 92715 --'·
CEPT THEREFROM ALL Tne apparent low bidder ON FILE 1 copy or the on 11141 11th dly ol Octol>et. rlghl. rlght1of way of record. 1 pa r Im ant . au I o· 11 ueled "° ,,_ .. eu IMyet Tl\at the pr()91fty pefll. 'fWe ere ........... ,._
OIL, GAS. MINERALS AND w\11 be required lo execule a proposed request IS on Ille m 1989, at the t"tour ol 1 30 if any mobllel vehiele repaJr. dwell· ,.......... • tt.Mpo. pWde ST A TE 0 F C AL 1 • nent llefeto 11 OQCrlt>ad on .,.,_ ... YM _, want
OTHER HYDROCARBONS, contractural agreement in the Coty Clerk's Ofllce. 2000 o'Clock (p.m.) S•tled bids and offers are Ing, 101 wldlh. Deleted dell· plfdef et ceeo, 'I 'le Puecten FORNIA ) genetal H lurn1tur1, ti11· .. 0.-.,. eH«Mf rtfhl
BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 tne torm ot a "Standard Main StrHl, Huntington •OAM> °' EDUCATION, Invited for said property Ind nlllons may Include but nol ................. "'dlnero c 0 u NT y 0 F 0 R . I u f ••.•• q u I p men I ' .. .,. "'" do"°' .. _n
FEET. WITHOUT THE Agreement-Form 2"' wnich Beach. Calll0<ma 92648, tor lnlfte Un"'9d lchoot Die· mull beln writing and will oe bellmlllKI to automobole&c· r etrH coat• cl• av ANGE )U· t11c:len1me. good won, lease en....,_,,,_may ... an
RIGHT OF SURFACE 111111 oe Olnd1ng upon the lnapectk>nbylhel>Ubltc trtet,o..wr.•-n.lec· rte*veclaltheotf;ceolPen-OIQOf)ldHler pnpl•d•d"" avleo adf· CITY OF HUNTINGTON and Patient C111tom.r LISI ....,,..,,....,....,...,
ENTRY, AS RESERVED IN S111e_ofCalllornl1 ontyupon All INTERESTED PER· reter'I of tM loard of ney & Penney on Ottober ENV I RONMENTA L ctoMlpotPlf'9delecone. BEACH! end la located al 5394 e ..... eldeMoe(tleteclln
INSTRUMENTS 'OF RE· approval t>y the State SONS are 1nv11QI 10 auend Ectucatlon 31, 1989112·00 P.M, or may STATUS. Negative Declar. E1lelen o1toe ,..,..,... I. CONNIE BROCKWAY, Wllnut Ave . •F, Irvine, CA "'9 [lllloM llieoll).
• CORDS Bond requirements for uld public nearing and e11· Published Orange Co111 be riled with the Clerk of Or-atlon No 89-14 ........ ,.,.... .,_ weed Ille duly elected, quallfted 92714. Deepwe de que le efl·
Tne Sl( .. t address a.no eon tracts. exceed1119 $5.000 pr... opinions or submll Dally PllOt October 5, 1989 ange County Supert0r Cour1, COAST Al STATUS Fot· .,._ • .......,a"" ll»otado CllyCletk ottne City or Hunt-The Bualne$S name used tretWft .... olt.aen lu·
othef common designation are stated In tne General evidence IOt or agamst 11>e Th8\1 11 any time after hrst pubh· •owmg C!JX. CouC1cll a.o· hmillll••Hh 86..__ lng\on e..c11. CA ••-olf1Ct0 ~ Nld 1r1n11e<ors 11 said dlGiel ueted HIM WI pluo
If any-of the 1..i property Con0<11ons, OPR--483, Sec· 1-ppllcelTon as outrtned catJon or thrs nollce and prov11. Code Amendment -• "" ebofeOO, pWde Clerk of the Coty Coune1rof toc1tlon s lRVINE CON· de-le DtA• CMANDANO&
desc:-r lbed above 1s llon00700 . above II tnere are any PUBUCNOTICE beloremaklnguldsale No.89-3wtllt>eforwardedro llelft•1vnMr¥k:loderef· aaldClly.dohllfebyecerllly TACT LENS CONSULT· pita ,re1enlar 11ne
e>urportea to be 3 MORRIS In accordance with lhe turther ques1tons please call Said sare'"Wlll t>9 made on tne C1t11ornla Coastal Com-erencla de .a.o,adcll· o a tl\at the whOle number ol ANlS AND tR\/tNE EYE ,....._... Meftta a ma·
RO.AD. IRVINE, CA 92720 provisions 01 Sectoon 1770, Suaan Pierce Associate NOTICE M 11\e lollowm"g teims mission tor approval and on--oftclne de •'IVdl letal members of the City Co~ineil CARE qulM en "'a corte.
Tne undersigned Trustee 1773. and 1773 1 ol tne Planner at 536-5271 INTENT TO Cash 1n 11wful money of corporauon onto tne Cuv s (v" al dfrectorto tele· ol Ille City ol Huntonglon That aal<I bulk tranater is UM car1e o ---.0.
dlsclelms any llab1llty for any Labor Code, the Depart-Connie ltockwar, Hvnt· D£DICATI IASIMEN1 the Unoted Stales or terms Local Coastal Program tm-tonfco). Beech IS seven. lhat tne intended 10 be con1um· ~ no le ~a
lnc0trectneu of the atreet ment has IS<lertalned lhat lftaton leec" City Clerk NOTICE IS HEREDY agreeeDle to Admlnlt· plementong Ordlnaric:es c-No. 22271t foregoing resolullon was mlllld at the ottlee ot Bur-SM•lec:cloft; "' ,.....,..ta
address and other common the gene<al prev1111ng rates Published Orange Coast GIVEN Tl\11 on tne 5th day 1ra1ors 10·~ ol the amount ON FILE a copy ot tne The name and addreu ol passed and adopred by the row Escrow Co , 501 MCrlUemeqvlna"--CIW
dnlgnauon, 11 any, shown ol weges on tt>e counry rn Oa11 Pt101 October 5 1989 ol SepremDer 1989 lhe bod b,t c1St11ers cneck ro ac· propoM<I request 1s on Ille on 1111 courl 11 (El nombre y 1tttrma11ve vote ol at leasl a Parilcentet Of Ifs Santa -'na c11mpJlt., I f •
herein. wtt1ch the work Is 10 ~ done 802 Boaril orEdueafoon o I e company ne olfer ai\CI !he tllt' Cornmvmty otreccton de-ii COf'te est-fl"llOfffrOf l!t' CalTIOrn 1 27 on or a le< "'• rTirid • • 1 et • f • •
S11d s.tle will be made. but be IS llSled by the Depart-Irvine Unolied School D1s111c1 balance to be paid upon me(\) Deparrmen1, 2000 ORANGE COUNTY MUNICI· ol MIO City Council at • 1eg-Oclobef 2•. 1989 ll"IPl•d .. 9' veted qulere
without convenant or war. ment ot lndus111e1 Relauons fllllllC NOTtCE ol Orange Coun1y. Cah· eonllrmat1on ol sale t>y Ille Maln Streer. Hunllngron PAL COURT, CENTR~L OR· ultr meeting rhereol netd on Thia bulk rransler IS suo-que la corte HCllClle au
ranty. aapreas or Implied re· A copy ol ""' llsllng is on file forn11. adopted a Resoluhon Supertor Court Ta.es Beach Calllornoa 92648. 101 ANGE JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IM 2nd day of October. llC1 lo Cahlornta Uniform CMG.
gar ding title, possession. or II the sarM add1ess It.Sled NOTICE Of' ol lntenuon to granl 10 lhe Interest. oper etong and 1napect1on Dy lhe put>he 700 Civic Center Ortve West, 1989, by Irle following vote Commerc11J Code Section 8' ueted -Pf'lll"Ja au
encumb11noes, to pay the ebOve. T"UITIE'I SAL£ City of'''""' a non-exclusive mamienance expenses and All INTERESTED PER· Santa Ana, CA 92701 AYES Counctlmembers 8106 ,.....,.... •"-'"Pl• pWde 1em11nrng prlnelpal sum ot ,P1efernece will be granted l~ No. easemen1 lor the t>usbay premiums on insurance ac-SONS are 1n1111ed 10 attend The name. address, and MaeAll11ter . Green, Tiie r•m• and address of p8fdef al-. y le p4leden
111e no11(1) secured by said to bidder properly &PP!Oved -nlOll-4/TH,.EINEN parking area at Sprongbrook eeptlble ro purchaser snail said puDllc nea11ng and ea· telephone number of plain· Wlnc:hell. Bannister, Mays, tl\e person with whom .,..., au eoletio. eu dlMfo
Deed of Trust. with interest u "Small Business·· II' ac-T.S. No. H1053ll Elementary Scnoot site at be prorated al ol lhe date 01 press opinions or sut>m11 tiff's attorney. or pl11n1111 Sliva. Erskine el11ma may be flied 11 But· y etre1 eoa•• cl• av
thereoo. •• provided In sal<I c~d811Ce with Secuon 1896 UNIT COO£ H 655 Sprrngbr~ Nonh on recording o! conveyance avlderlCe tor or 90a;ns1 tne wlll\ool 1n auornev IS (El NOES Councilmemt>ers row Etcrow Co . 50 1 pnpl1tbd tin evleo edl·
no11(a), advanoas, 11 any. et NQ . Tiiie 2. Calilorn1a MA" VllTA tne City ol lrvme County of The undersogn.O wolf tatte app11cat1on as outlined nomt>••. 11 d11ece1on y el nu· None Perkcentet Of . Santa An•, cloftel pot Plf'9 de le oene.
under the terms ol the Deed Admlnis111t1ve Code An ap-FINANCIAL. INC. Orange, Slate ol Cah!ornia, the highest ne1 Did 10 lhe 1b011e II 1nere are any mero de telelono del ABSENT Co u n • CA 92705 Escrow" 60266-E•le'9fl otroe requleltoe
of TrusL IMS. Charges and proved OSM B -09 or 11 du~ appointed Tr~sree deecrlt>ed as estale and rese<v8' lhe ngnt further questions please call abogado del demandtnte. o cllmemt>ers None JST and the IHI dly for llllng ........ Puede que ueted
llle>enMS ol the Tru11ee and OSMS· 11 must be on Ille at under lhe tollowmg de· (See E11n1b11 AJ to re1ec1 any and all 01dS Susan Pierce -'SSoc111e det demandente qye no ISi Connie Brockway elllms by any er.Oltor shill qulere 11emer a"" .........
of the trusts created by UJd ,,,. ottic. ol SmaU end Mon· ""bed deed of trust WILL A put>llC meellng upon tho The property •S ro oe sold on l!la.nner at 536·527 1 11e n c e 1 bog ado es 1 Clly Clerk and ••·OlflCio be October 23, 1989 wtueh is llolftldlll•-••· II M cetl·
Died of Trust, IO·Wll orlty 8 uS1ness. 1808 . 141h SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ques11on of ma>.1ng $\ICh an .. ., IS t>as1s u cept lor Connie •rockw•r. Hvnt-THOMAS M GIESER A Clllfk of,,,. City Council ol tne buSlneu day before 11\e OCI. un .......... ,....
.$89,456.89 Street. Suite 100 Sacra-TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER dedlet11on will be l\11ld a1 tr.e mle and Buyer 11 ro oe r•· lngton .. acll City Clerk Member ol SWANSON AND the C11y ol Huntington consummation date specl· llelfter a un Mntcto de rel·
The beneficiary uncle< said mento, Ca11tornoa 958 ,,. Dy FOR CASH l•n ine lorms Dtstr 1c1 -'dm1"1s1< a11on sponllble lor any and all on· l>ub!lshed Orange Coast DOWDALL, A .F"roless1ona1 Beach, C111lorn1a lied above er.ncfa de ebogado1 o a
Deed ol Trust heretofore ea· 5 00 Pm o! bid opening which are tawfur tender on Cent••. 5050 Barr a nee spec hon o! soil and eng1-Oa11y Pilot October 5. 1989 Co•POrattOn 203 N Golden Put>hsheel Orange Coast Oiied Sept 20. t989 -oftctfta de •f"da leeal
ecuted and delivered lo the dll• 11 t>1Clde1 wents Small tne 1.Jnireo States) andtor Parkway. lrvme Ca1tlofft1a neering reports ano ro t>e Tn801 Circle Or111e. 2nd Floor Deily Pilot October 5 12. Lene & lvper Op· (•" ef dlreclOflO tele-
unde<tlgned • written Dec· Business"' preference on the cashier s. certoheo or on tne 17tn day or October rHp0ns1t>le tor any cosrs or Santa An• CA 92705•07 13 1989 temetnata, A " .... alonal foftlco).
latlllon ol Oetautt ano De· thl1 pro1ec1. Dldder mus1 other cnecks speettied "' 1989. at the hour of 7 30 repa11 "8.IC NOTICE DATE tFe<:hal SEP 26 Th800 Corp .. Ir. left L-c ... No. '°4.11
mend lor Sate and a w1111en Sign STD 811 form cSmall Covot Code See11ori 2924n o'clock (P m ) Oiied Sep1emDer 20 1988 Put>hshed Orange Coast The name and address of
Nottce ol Oetaull and Elec· Busoness Preterence and !Payable on lun 11 tne 11me ot aOA"D OF EDUCATION. 1989 NOTICE OF "oberi a. KuMI. Cieri&, "8.JC NOTICE Detty Piiot Octooer 5 1989 ti\• cou'1 11 (El nombre v
lion '?Sell, The unders19nld C.•htrca11on R.eques11 and Siie) all r1gnt 11118 arid '"lne Unified Scllool 01•· Mar I 1 E . Gar a In o, JOINT PUaLtC ay Depvty Th803 dlreceron oe la corll 011
cauMd laid No11ea of De· aubmll will\ t>1d 1niereS1 conveyed 10 and trtcl, Oevlcl E. arown, S.C· An"'onr J. Garzlno HIA1'1NO Publtshed Orange Coast IND •1S-IO RIVERSIDE M UNICIPAL
fault and Eleciion ro Seit to NotlOe ol Requlremenr lor now rierd by 11 under satd relary ol Ille Board ol PuDl1sned Orange Coast BY THE Daily P1101 September 14, COMT,.ACT •14-IO fltlll.IC NOTICE COURT • DeMrt, 3255 E
be recorded on the c;<>\lnly Nona1sc11m1n1don Program Oeea ot Trus1tn the Prope<ty Edvcallon Dally Pilot Sep1emoer 28 CITY COUNCIL 21, 28, Oclot>er s 1989 NOTICE TO T1hQullz-MeC1llum Way
wt\e(f tne real propetty IS Your •llentoon IS eaneo 10 here1n11le1 desc11bed PubllShe<I Oranoe Coast 29. October 5 1989 °' THE CITY OF Th752 CONTIIACTORI NOTICE Palm s,)llngS, CA 92262
toeate<I. th• "Nond1scr1m1nar1on TRUST OR FRANK H D811y Pilot Ocrober 5, 1989 TnF783 HUNTINGTON •EACH CALLINQ FOR..,. INVfTIHO lllOI The name address. aod
fO,.ICLOIU"E CON· Clause·· set fortn or relerred CONWAY, BEULAH E CON-Th812 AND THE •-C NOTICE Sehoor 01atr1e1 NEW· CC·114 1etephone number ol plaon-IULTANTI, INC., Al toherem.W'1iCh 1sapp11eable WAY Pta.JC NOTIC£ AEOEVELOPMENT f"VDLI PORT-M ESA UNIF IED Notoce1sheret>yg1ven tha1 tiff's 111orney, or platnutt
TMllTEE, IY DANIEL W. to 111 none~empr S111e eon· BENEFICl~RY SANT A fE fllllllC NOTICE AGENCY OF THE PUklC HEAfllNO SCHOOL DISTRICT Mlted bods wlll be rec;eoveo wllhout an 111orney 11 IEI ~. VICIE ....... avucuon contacts and sub-FEDERAL SAVINGS AND NOTICI CITY OF BID DEADLINE 100 by the City ol Huntington nombr•. II 01recc1on 'J .. nu-
DINT, 17'02 lflVM kVO., contracts. end 10 IM Sran· LOAN ASSOCIATION re· K51SS1 INVITING alDS HUHTIHOTOM •EACH M~UTtON 0 clocic PM ol rne 23rd day Beech 11 the olloce ol the mero di telelono del
IUfTE tol, TUaTIN, CA dard Caltlorn1a Non· corded Aprol 17 1978 85 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS CC·n2 ON DISPOSITtON A RES~U= 0 , THE ol October, t989 City Clefk at Coty Hall, 2000 aoogado det dem1ndante o .-....... n~ dfflctHTWnlt+on Con,irucllon lnil(. No 20798 In Book NAME STATEMENT NOl1ee IS hereby give" lhll ANO OIVELOPMENT CITY COUNCIL OF THE Place ol B•d Receipt M11n Slreet. Huntington def demandante Que no
O.te I 1103189 Con1rac1 Spec1!1c111ons ser 12637 page 1258 or Official The lollowong persons are sealed t>1ds will oe received AeutlEMENT HTWEEN CITY OF HUNTING TOR° Purehu ong Dept. 2985 Bear S.ach, Cautorn1a, until lhe tlenee at>ogado. esl LAW
Publlshed Orange Coasl '°''" fll<ell'l (Reier IO Gen-Records II\ the ollooe ol the dOlng business as by lhe City ot Hunhngton THE MDIVIL~NT BEACH OF INTENTION TO St • Cos II Mesa. CA 92626 nour of 2 00 pm on October OFFICES OF J CRANOR
Dilly Piiot September 28, •r•I Conditions OPA 483, Recorder of Orange Counly CAC r us BUS IN E SS Beach al the olflce di lhe AGENCY ANO VACATE AN EASEMENT Pro1ee1 ldent1l1e111on 18. 1989, ., #tllCI\ 1tme they RICHTER. I 8300 Von
October 5. 12, 1989 Th792 Section 00700) s.eod deed ol rrust describes CENTER. 2900 D B11stot City Clerk at Ctty Hall. 2000 PHIL I ROXANNE FOR PUBLIC S Tl'IEET Name CARPETING • \/ARI· wUI be opened and publlc!y t<erman Avenue. Sune 820,
DE'A .. TMENT OF 111efoll0wlngproper1y StreeL Suite 104. CoSta Main Street Huntington ZllAKll PURPOSES OVER A POR OUS DISTRICT LO· and rNdaloudon the Couif· Irvine CA 92715 17141 "8.ICNOTICE PAN<t•NO"ICAEATIOM. lEASEHOLOESl-'TEAS Masa.C-'92626 Beach CaJ11orn1a un111 the NOTICE IS HEREBY TION OF ELM STREET CATIONS w , ell Ch•Mber1 for lhe con· 955·3888
.....,., ... Atoni.. OlreclOf TO THE FOLLOWING Tnat Arica! Properties. lne ~, OI 2 00 pm on Novem· GIVEN Iha• the City Council SOUTH OF CYPRESS AV-Place Plans Are ~lie s1rue11on ol.atO<m drain •vs-DATE (Feel\I) MAR 08 IUNM()lll COlMT Published Orange Coast pornon ol lot L of Tract No C•lllornoa. 2900 0 BnSlol ber 14, 1989, at whien time of tne Coty ol Hun11ngton ENUE Purcnaslng Dept, 2985'-BM< tern• al the tot1ow1ng to-1989 M CALlf'O....~ • .L-Dally PU01 October 5 10 919 in the Coty of NewPOrl Street, Su1'9 104. Coeta they w111 be e>penectand put>· Beacn tnel the Redevelop-S C C St . Costa MIS4. CA e111on1 ( 1) 20Jh Stree1 (2) C.C. IMftpeon, Clerti, •r
COUNTY Of ORA-1989 Beach. County of Orange Mesa, CA 92626 ltcly and read aloud 1n tne ment Agency ol the City of WHEREA , ine lty ouri· NOTICE IS HEREBY W1r11e1 Avenue and Nlchots Ar"' Gordon, Depvty
In the Matter of Ille Appli· Thr798 State of California, at per OMt< Assoc111es. 2900 0 Council Chambers for tne Huntington Beach wtll hOid a ell of the Cily ol Huntington GIVEN lhat tne above.-Str .. t 11'1 the City ol Hunl· Publlll'led Orange Cout
callon o1 GINA OE ARCOS. a map recorded in Book 29. Br11101 Street Suire 104 Commodoie Ctrcre Ree· f01ryt public hearing on Oclo· ~:97!' ~;,~cc•~~!'; named Schoot 1>1str1e1 of Or· tngton Be•ch Dally P1101 September 28
minor. by ELIZABETH "8.IC NOTICE Pages 31 through 34 1n-Costa Mesa. CA 92626 rNt1on • Lot A, 1n the City ol t>er 16, 1989 at 1 00 P M in ur Mt over 1 orllon 01 •"99 County, Cahlotnia. act-A Mt ol plans, spec;1I•· Oc1ot>er 5 12. t9. t989
OONCHEY her parent. F0< elusive ol Mlseellaneous MOK Assoe1a1es. 2900 0 Huntington Beach the Council Chamners. Coty ~im'Streer soutn J: CypreH 1ng by and lhrough 111 Gov-cations, and other eon1rac1 Th794
Change of Name trlCTfTIOUI llU ... 11 Mapa. records of Orange Bristo+ Street Suite 104, A set of plans.. spec111-Hall. 2000 Main Street Hunt· Avenue ernlng Board. he<elnalte< re-documents mey be obtained
NO A 150255 MAME tTAn.NT County Carllorn1a. lying Costa Mesa, CA 92626 eatlOl'll. end otner contract ington Beach. Ca1ttornoa to NOW. THEREFORE BE IT ferred to as DISTRICT ·• wtll on Septetl'lt>er 20. 1989 at "8JC NOTICE ~MENDED ORDER Tiie fotlowlng persona are EatlllfJY ol 1 une whl<lh be· KMO Associates, 2900 D documenrs may be ot>ta•necl eon11<1•1 Ind ac1 upon the RESOl VED b the Ctt receive up to, out not rater the Department of Put>ttC ----------
TO SHOW CAUSE doing t>usln"s as • gins « the m1dpo1n1 ot rhe 8rlatol Street. Sune 104, on September 25. 1989 al 01sposit1on and Develop. Council 01 the tll 01 Hunt~ then the 1oove-a111ea ume, Works, 2000 Main Str .. 1. l'ICTITIOUI llUllNlll
FOR CHANGE OF NAME BYRD THERAPEUTICS. Southerly int of said Lot L Coate Meu. CA 92626 the Depa'1ment ol Puolle ment Agreemen1 between tngton Baach as t~tO'A Mated bids tor the awerO ol Huntington Beach. Call· NAMI ITAffMINT
GINA OE ARCOS. a minor 17100 G11te11e. 1rv1ne CA whletl 11 rocared w .. 1er1y This business is eon-Woru. 2000 M11n Street. the Redevelopment Agency SECTION 1 A put>ho 1 conttect tor the abOve pro-lornla. upon receipl ol a rne fOllOWlng persone are bf ELIZABETH OONCHE'r, 92714 ee 50 feel through• central duc teo by An Ul\ln· Hunt1ng1on Beae11. Cl h· ol the C11y of Hunhngton meeti was neld before \he l9C1 non-retundtbte tee ol dOlng t>Ysll\MI 11 her parent hea flied a pell· Brenda Joyce Byrd 311•-; angle 012 Degrees 35· 41·· eorporated Anoe1a11on fornoa. upon recetpt ol • Beacl\1ndPnuandRox1nne Plann~ Commouton on Bicfa 1t11H be received"' St500 MCCUE ASSOCIATES
tlon In thla cour1for an Otdet On)'ll. Balt>O• Island, CA trom·lhe Southeasterly COf· Otl'tef Than A Partnership non·refundabl• fee ot z1aa1c11. and ••I• of land Septem~ 6 1989 91 wtlldl the place 1<1entlloect above. Each t>IO ltlall be made on 1300 Br1ttOI St •211. New·
•llowlng petitioner to 92182 ,,., of aald Lot L. t"9oce The registrant com-115.00. pursuant thereto Tha 11,,,. It wat det~rmtned and lh•ll be opened and the Propotal Form and rn pOf't 8eactl CA 92660
change hlll llef name from lllrs buSlneas 11 con-Nonhetly on • straight hne menced to lrantact bull· Etch bid Shall be made on AQIMment providet. for an urauant 10 Governmeni pytMldy reed aloud at the Ille manner proYIClecl in the Dennis 'MeCue 1300
GINA OE ARCOS 10 OINA ductld by· an Individual to the m!dpo1nt ol the arc ol ,_. under the flct1t1ou1 Ille ProPOSal Form and m addition to an HISttng auto ~ \ 65-t02 that !he above·ll•l•d time and contract documel'lll and Aoams Ave •29E c~ta
OONCHEY. The regl11rant eom-tlle cUf'YI on 1he State High· bualneu name or names tlle manner provielecl In the glUI allop and development propoted vacation 01 .,, place, 111811 be eccompanlecl by • MIN. CA 92826 ·
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED menced to transect t>uSi· way dasc:rlbed in tlle deed ll1ted above on September contrac1 documentt, and of offio• ar .. , Oeacrlptlon of .....-nent for pybUc llreet Eactl bldelet must submit C*'tlfied or eatt11er·1 Cheek Tl'lla bualneH Is eon·
lftel .. penona lnter•ted In ,_. under the flctlllous recorded July 1. 1929 11'1 21. 1989 shall be accompanMKI by a the lite 111d ecooe of d!" over a C>Of11on 01 with eacfl bid a certlflld °' or • bid bond '"' not '"' ducted by· An 1nc11v1<1ua1
1ft4I matter afOt"-'d appear bU..,,_. name or n.,.,,., Book 288 Page 285. OfllcAel Charles J Mel aughlln. Cet11flecl °' catl'lw·s checll llellopment can be round in ~t aoutll of Cypr ... CMflier·a ~ payable 1o then 1~ of tne amount ol The Aeg ttranl(s) com.
before thl• covrt In DePart· lillld at>Ove on Augut1 23, Records, as eonca ... 10 the P11t!Oer1t ot 1 bid bond '°' not teas the AgrMment A~ cOnlotmed 10 tne tt1e DISTRICT or-a bid bond Ille bid. made payable to the mence0 lo tranaact bull·
"*11 No. 3 at 700 Ch>lc 1989 Southweat and having 1 Thlt statement waa llle<I tllan 10% of Ille amount of Tiie tocatoon 01 the prop-Cl .• er Ian in the fotm Ml tonh 1n the Qty of Huntington ~ ,,... under the fictitious
Center Drtve Wesl, Santa Brenda J Byro radius ott650 oo '"' and a with the County Clerk ot Or-Ille bid, made paylble to tne •rty 11 17 13 1 Beach ~EC~o': 2 P Pursuant 10 contract document• In an L•bor Code of Ille St•t• of bualnHI nt me(s) listed Ana. Callfornla. on No....,,. TN• statement wat to th ol 194 ,.6 feet ange County on September City of Hunungton Beach 8~ulev11d. Hunt1ng1on Oivl91on 11 Part 3 Chapter 2 amount not tasa than 5% ol California and other laws of above on Augutt 24 t989
blr 7, 1989. at 2'00 o·e~ wl111 the County Clertl of Of. OU ARE IN DEFAULT 26. 1989 l abor Code Of the Stile of S.ach. Calllornla 926'7 Of Ille c e1iforrna Streett and the mulmum amount of bid the Stet• ol Callforn11 •PP'•· Oennlt ·McCue '
P.M., and then and there a.nge County on Auguat 23, UNDER A DEED OF TRUST FQ2AI Cll1fomla and 011\ef laW1 ol lvk:\nl1Y of Ille NW corner °' H,_wayt Code Commenc· aa a guararttM thll the bld· cable thefelo. with 1ne Ill· Tll~ ataletne"t wu filed .now cavM. II any they haw. 1989 , .. OATEO 417179 UNLESS Put>lllhed Orange Coal! Ille Slit• of C•llfornla appll· CyptHS/Beech) 1,;;°wi1h Nellem 8320 tne d•r •Ill enter Into lh• oeptlOn only of IUCh VI!>-with Ille County Clerk of Or-
why Mid petition for change Put>liahed Orange Cout YOU TAKE ACTION TO Dally Pilot Oc1ot>er 5. 12. 19. cable thereto. with tne ••· Tl\l1 ec11on ''••empt from City Council Of the City 01 Pfopoaed contract 11 the 111()(11 tnat mey be requlfed' 8"99 County on AUQUll 24.
of name 91\0Uld not be Delly Pilot Septenibef 22. PROTECT YOU PROPERTY. 28. 11189 c.ptlon only of IUCh Ylrl· the PfOllllk>nS ol tn• C•ll· Huntington 8Mc:t1 hefeby Mme " ewarded. In the vnder the 9'>9Cl•I atatutes 11189 ,.,..,.
granted. 29. ~ot>e< 5. 12. 11189 IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB-Th-809 •tlOfte INI may be requrred fonlla EnwonmentllSecOuetlty deolarn Its lntentlOI\ to VI· -·of laHure to enter Into puraue!'.!I lo -'tldl J)fOCMd· Publllhed Orange Cout
IT IS f'UATHEA orc:lefed F1'11 LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN . under the speclel at1tu1• Act pur'4J,lnt lo lion Cite tor ubllc atrHI Mid oontrac1. 1Uci1 MCUrity inOt •9'.lndlf are liken Daily PllOt September 14,
'"., 1 copy ol tllls orc:lef to EXPLANATION OF THE P\ll.IC NOTICt pu<1u1nt to which proceed· 15312, Class t2 Coplel of purpoaee anp .. Mmenl over win be forlelle<I and ,wlllell hive not been 2,, 28. October 5. lll89 IM!we... bit l>Vblllfted' In P\llJC NOTICE NAT u A E OF :r He Inga llereond« are talcen lhe Ol1~otlt1on ind 0.-1 portion of Elm Street The DISTRICT raservea 1uper1ed1d by lh• TH7M
11\eOrenoeCoaet o.llyPllot. PROCEEDING AGAINST ll11M1 and wtllCh have no1 been 'o'llQprnenl Agreernenl .. on IOUth o1 Cypr ... .a.venue' the rlgtlt to reject eny Of .. PfOvlalona of the l •bOl i----------
a M'lnPac>e' OI generel fltCTTTIOUI .,..._.. YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-fltCT1'TIOUI M.1 ... 11 1uper._.d1 d by I he Ille f0t public lntpecflOn Ind a 11 1., ... dascrlt>eci bldl or to waive any 11· Co6a Pretereno. to lab<>f •-fll" -~ elf~. putMlaMd In thiS NAMI ITATEM9NT TACT A LAWYER ..,._ ITATEMINT provision• ot 1h1 labor coc>ylng for the coat OI duPll· rnorO!.:.. ICU ., regulerll• ot lnlormalitlea aflall be given only 1n ll'lei---~----""--'~---
c:ounty at IMtl once• Wee!< The follo!#lng Pll'tonl tr• 3 t21 w. COAST HIGti· The followl119 persons are Code. Preference to labor cation II the Olflce ot the .. Tl'le w .. 1 4 00 '"' ot the In any l)lda or In the bidolng. manner provided by taw fltCTTTlOUI ., ....
fOf tovr coneecut1ve wMll• doing bUllneta 11, w A y 8 o. NE w po RT doinO t>uelneM 11· ahall be given only In the City Clertr. City of Hunt-East 10 00 '"' of tl\e North No Dldde< m•y wltlldf-No bid anall be eon11dered N,... IT aTJJ•NT pttot to ll'le day Of Nld !leer· BtOTAIBE. 337 2111 7( BEACH, CA 92863 EX/BAR Dlvlllon ol manner provided t>y law tnQ!on 8eecn. 2000 Mein 54 00 1 .. 1 of Loi• of Block any bid lot a l)eflod of ahcty unlela 11 ls made on I form Tiie lollowlng Pll'"IOl\t are lno. Coetl Mela. CA 92e27 ··111 a llrMt ldClr .. a or HlllamO<• Corporatton. •R No bid th.it becon..Wtd Street, Huntonglon 8M<:tl ... E:. of Treet 434., .,_, (IO) OIYI •Iler the dll• Ml furrWehed by the Coty of dOlng t>uelMM u
beted OCT 2 19'9 David J Hlgl9' 337 2111 commmon deslgnatlon of Faraday, lrvlne, CA 92718 un .... It Is made on • fO<m C•llforn11. between Ill• ded ~ Booll for Ille opening ol bid• Hvnt1ngton 8Mell and IS WESTWIND INTERIORS ~ A. JACIUllAN, 78, Coet• ·Mela. CA 92827 PfOl*tY II enown atxwe, no 11ellamor• Corporallon turnlal'led by the City of hoU,.. of 8:00 A.M and 5 00 ~ •Pm._, ~:C~i11c:et~• A payment bond and 1 "*'-In ~ordance With the 1000 W•l Wind Way. ~ ~ -' lhe '""'I., Hiiary Lacy Tllamer. 1012 warranty II given u 10 111 =ware), • R Fereday. Huntington Beach end la P.M .. Monday through Fri· M ... ·~d• of Otano-performance bond lhall be Pfov\elon• of Ille l>f®OHI POtt IMcll. CA 92ee<l o.it w. Ocean 'ront. Newport CC>nlplet.,_ or correct· • CA 92718 midi In .ocordaoce Wltll thl day. ••cluslve of hOlld•yt c!',, reqvlred prb to uecutt0n '9q\llr.,.,,.,,lt Linda J MuetalW'n, 1000
Tflel.MIJOfficelofEU91M Beectl, CA f2M1 neN).'. TM banelleltry Tiiie bu1inet1 II eon-Pfovta'ont of the propotel ll'lt.,..led sieraons may TitetyC•I hlleb reMrYeS of 111e con1ract lnCI lhall bf Each bidder must t>e ~1 Wind WI'/. Newilort
V. 2-tl. 1201 Dolle S1rMt, TtQ bull119SI 11 con-under aald Oeld o1Truat, by oucttd by. A COfPOf•tton reqvitementa. tubfr!lt wrlTien comments 9'ld 911 'f 11 • Y manenl In Ille form .., fonh 1n the llcenM d anCI 1110 pre-8eecfl CA 92eeo
lulte31o, ~ BMctl. Ouctld by. A Umlted Plfl· rM1011ola brMdlotdelevl1 Tiie reg111ran1 COM· t~ll blddat mus1 be addretM<ltotheCltyClerll ...-rten":"an0 ,:i 11 any contract documents quallliedur~Ulredbyt-Thi .. bualn111 " con-
CA ~ ,_. tn Ille ~ M<Mled menced to trantac:t buel· llC9nMCI end •1'9 pre· of the City of Huntlnglon time or ttom time 10 time' 10 Eacl'I bidder tllall be a TN City Council of lhl dUCted by: An rndlvldual
llllH1A9CI Or-. Coa91 The "9gietrant(1) com· tllereby. Ntetolore H ·,... lltldet Ille llctltlou• quallfled•l'IQlllfedbyl-8eadl,PO Bo11 l90,HUnt· conetNCI melnlein oPer· llcenHO contractor CltyotHunttngtonBMctH• The Aeglstrant(•I eom-
o.ie., "'°' Octotllr 5. 1:l. 19, menced ''° trwact bull· 9Cll'90 Incl ,._eCI 10 ll'le ~ name or nemea The City Oouncll Of Ille '!on Beecll. C..lfornle. .,. ..,.ec. remoW and WIUanC to tl'le Buelnell MrWI Ille Moll• to reiect any menced 10 transact bUtl-
2t. 1tll neat under tt1e 11c1111ov1 vnderlig11eCI • wrltten Dec-1111*' •bave on SeptemMf Qty Of 11vntinoton e..ch r• t I . Pflor to 6· P M. on r.n.:, atorrn drlllna unit and Prot•o;'ll C«M and or .. b40t. ,... uno. 'the 11c111lo4.la
________ T_t11_1_s1 bu•I~ name(•) Hstad laratlon of DetlUlt and 0.-1• lNt lltYM ttw rloM 10 r9ject any oblr l3. l988 ....,. _,., maini and;! be lloerllld In Ille IOlloWing By tM orc1er Of tlle City bualneH n1me(1) 11at1d
...._.,. -J~on: AulJult 15, 1811 mMd for Sale. W'CI -'"'*" ~Det>M I(, TtlY\Ot. Sec-or .. Didi.. ~t ~~lme allano l)fact purten~nt atr11ctvret In c:ll11'hoMlone: 0 .15 Counctlt;7: of 1"9 ~'_,Hunt· above on: A~t 29. tN9 r--... _,,~ . o.M J. Hegler notlol of dtf*"1 ~Of elec• lly ll'le orcMr Of tile Qty 11 ... e ....,...., pettone 0¥9' and acroaa INi WA&.l<TH"°"'°"; A wall· on Beedl. nol 1111 lJnCle J M~
.... Tilll .....,._.. W91 llted flon IO CW !fie vnder· .,...., waa tltld Counall of the 8:J.: Hvnl· 11\.._teCI In IM ebOW mat• :::0,. of f1m St "' con-nwOllQtl of tfw llM It ICfled• 1 0:.: ~tlmOer. 1919 Tllls ~ement w• tiled
MmtOW• I ISM ...... tl'leeovntyOlerk Of Of. tlOr*' to .. ~°'*'Y =-~c-:.::; lngtOn 'r"• nitl ttte ::.,;av ..,.,._ ano be lllnint for ~bf~ 11r"t vtld ror OCtober 13, 1tlt . ~el --~.::r·.=: Wltll tM Covnt) ca.ti of Of· .._wan Jl ... CountY on ,..,... 30. to .-..Y ~ *""''°'•· 2t 1... ••of .... ~ • ltlt ettJ et II 1 .,;-.._.. IMpoMt tne HMmen1 PJ~i¥9 bidders are lO ..... .... • lt'Ot County on AVOI* 30. n................ ,_......... C:..'4: ::..-:::r..:-~ ' a::: ... :,-:·.~ c...a. .. _...;' PID•1111tobe..catecl,#ld ::=-"== W ... ..,_. (1M) "'°""*' J,-·'4:
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..,.. ...,.. ........ lft ~ nu1"' ·-...,_ tour • _. .. Ana, CA ~ name or n-Cotldomlnlum P\an ,.._,eel .-raon• who may ~' ~ end persons wno may 700' CMc....,..C..-~ ._...,.... ..._ .. ._... ~ l'9 e..tno 912101f 1, litlecl ~ on Mey 2t. to In P•c:.I I •bO.,. OCMnwiait b9 ln•r.-ct in ~ ~ ' '!WY oth4t1Wtse be 1t11itras1ed 1n Weet. Sen• ~ CA .-.. ,..._-..... lie,.. -·---1'~117 _...,_, YOU OIJECT TO 1... PARCEl.3 ct. w1D Of..._ .. or botrr °"*•• b9 inl9fffled "' me w1H °'estate °' bOth 9270 "'••'*• IWO .,.., ..... NOTIQE PEmlON ' MAY ,I '-orMttna of l'9 pellon, ~ O Ray Non411c:luel..,. -*'" Of·· DONNA ST AFFOAO ,_ Wiii Of .,.... ,,, botfl of CAROl LOIS BEfTL ER. 1
-ett111et1e O•lde at1d TO A MSTEA ..... br ... ~ i.l[ appeer at 1-. TNe 11e.-1 ... 111eo tor 9CC9M. l119r .. 1. -GOOSMAll of· HOt.LIS 'DENNIS A PETITION has been ._tF ~ =~ =-~c~ted ~ Ille UTATE OFl .. • end ..... yoAlt wlUI !tie County Clerk of Ot· uoectvneJit, ~!Ind fOf A PETITION Ms SNELL, II .. H D hied 1>1 ROBERT HUGH ill eppas ..... rNa ._J1t10M1 PMLOlllNA In ... ..... Ot lie wrlnlfl Moe Counry on Sac>temoet other purpoeee, 8111 M Wlwn Ned by DARVL ARNOlD SHELL 11 SARGENT JR in· ltle Md
IO _.. w . ..,,.. ,. .-. ~ .. _... ... Mfl the OOUf1 H . 1.. ,._,, end dafifiad In tlle Con-11'1 IN Supenot Coutt of A PETITION Ml been Syp~r Coun ol :.• ..r:: ~..J..!'--,.u 1CtM ,. •• .,wwNO ... 1_' tDfmtl ....... 1'9 ~· Yout ~. °'81199 Coast dOmlnlum Pten end Oec:let· Calilomla. County :::: DISHELL.in N Cal11omlll County ol :.. .......
t_.,. -.~ -•• Noice ol... ~ may b9 In o.NyPllotOctot>w.S. 12. 19, etlof\ of CovaNnta, Con-ORANGE'· Cou'1 of OR.ANOE --.... Vow
However. the Holpltet To• el ,,..,., en irwentlfy ~ ot b'I Y04Jf ~· 2t . 1Ht Tll.aot Oltlone end FWtrtctlont r• THE PETITION C County °' THE PETITION !'-·-·-.; °"' Could't"""*"notadtMI ....... cradleots; of...... IF YOO ~E A corded A.uguet e. 1973 In requ"• ltl•t DAAYL ORAHG[• t&quMIS 111a1 ROBERT ~ may M In
IM*tdlemlu l1 .. 11t1M1d ......... 8ftd of lnY ,..,... CREDITOR ot e _'31UCJ!QTIC( book 10837, page 177 Of· ARNOLD be appointed THE PEl'rTION HUGH SARGENT, JR be .,_11°"°Y8tl°'"~A
In ........ ~ .... 'tllho ~ .. ~ ooninteri• ciiCliOt' 0 "-tlC~d• personal reprvsentalMI tq ***• 11.c R CJSNm appointed as--ptWSonai CRED!rOA Ule ........ '* COftlli09t •In~ In 1250 ~ d9oe1Md, ~ muat .. llOTICa ~ The ,.,Mt addtw •nd ~nlstef ti. Hlale of be~ n al repiesen1a11ve • t.o Of • "*" '-adowa ..,.,.. for l'9 .. ot ....... ot boet, PIObelle Codt. your delm Wi9' l'9 ooun TMlaftFI IAU other eomrnon dea6gn•lt0n. the deoedient repreeeni.we person IO Mm.n1sie1 ttt~ estate ot ==~=' c:nclD ~ '--.. OOOI • tllllftll ..._,,., : PHLOMENA R, IDf loecllf Md mell a copy k> 1-. Tl llO. 1~ 11 any of Ille rMI property THE PEl'fTION ~.., ti. "'81it of tne oeoedent • ~
TileCouftcil'•W'*'ellln IAOWN .. ••r.Mv lrom ~ ..... caM YOU ARE IN .DEFAULT dU C
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flbed t bove •• req.i•• IN o.ci.denrs lha decl9dant THE PEl'rTION = = ~ .. ~ ..,_._ ... wtttl ._ "'*" A PETITION hM been diafll.. .,_.tad by lhe cour'I UNDER A DEED OF TRUST putpo rted to be 935 Will end codc:l6a if any THE PEl'rTION 1equea11 !he decledltnl s • a copy to .,.
l\Oltlloetlofl Pfo.ttlofta of..,.., AOV w. BROWN ............ Wit\ln tour ·monttw from DATED 01131/89 UNLESS AMIGOS WAY •12 NEW· be admlllad to~ .... '9QUMla IN d9<»dent s Will and C:OOC!ls 11 any .,.~ ~=-.....,.
Prapoellion M ....... In .. ~ Court of ........ ,......, .. dale of ... iaauance of YOU TAKE ACTION TO PORT BEACH, CA 926e0 The •• and any ooclcft Will end COCM:illl " ally De aelmltlad IO probate :' lou 1non.. = LOe ,.,....., ........,...., Or· Callomle. County of ~··u. llttett .• ~ In PROTECT YOUR PROP· Tiie unclert!Q,,.O Tru•IM .,. ava1lab4e lof b9 .,.,.ned IO pioblll• Tne .,. Mld.any C:Cdle~S WI f lfll9• SM hmardlnO. Van· ORANGE'. ......, 9lvd 9'c:lion 9100 Of lie IERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT dllcie1m1 any l••l>lltty for any examlnatlOn 111 Ila hie kept T'-.. and any oodlclls are available lor :' date ol ht i.u.nce f!
tuta. ... a.nc. a.we THE PETITION 11• · Califomi. Probele Code. A PUBLIC SALE If YOU 1nc:oneetoen of '"' street by lhe court we _,,....,.. lot &~amnation in Ila Ille kept ..= ~ ~ •:
CC>Mfttlea, • ' · ~ fleC AOY W ..... CA m2I The time IOf lllina dMna NEEO AN EXPLANATION eddtest end otll., common THE PETfl'ION ax~"' N file~ by ltte coull n . 1 M
Ettlyt9na Olltel9 1Et0) playt BROWN t19 appoi\ted ei c0l9\ ~Plot wil not expire Mbe lout Of THE NATURE OF THE oM!gnation rt any allowo te<Jjests •u.thonty lo by N mun THE PETITION ~:'°!"• ~ = • vttll , ... In IN oanatel pet90nat repNaenlaM k> 5 '1 ,.~ monti• from .. heMng PROOEEOINGS AGAINST herein. admmisler Ille esta1• THE PEl'rTION requests •ut"<>nly 10 time ~ of llealttl c:era It It adninial9f l'9 ...... Of • • • dale nodoad above. . YOU YOU SHOULD CON· Sak! sale wlll be made. bUl under the Independent ,_.,..11 ·~ IO admtn1ste1 ltie Mt.ate w• not exp.e e bH UMd In ft9 ~ tcwm t l'9d9mdar1t P\aJC llOllC( YOU MAY --D<AM~E TACT A LAWYER •lthout convtn1nl or w••· Admlnislra11c>n ol ·Eslates ~--fie ~ unoe1 1he l~noen1 mont\s ffOm Ila hNnrlg
,..,... Clewtcaa 9UCll •• THE ' PETITION the.Ma Mpt by the court. " On 10116/69 a1 10 00 tenty, e.pr-or 1mpi*S. r• Act (ThlS authooty wiH undef h 11~,1 Admin11tr•11011 ol Estates delll ~ abo¥e
cardiac: '**'*'··· ,,..,, ~ .. d9c»danr • ~ o~n'°--. you .,. ' paraon A M FORECLOSURE CON· o••dlnQ ltlle, poasessoon "' allow U\e person' ~IOn or t ..... Ad (Tt\IS au!OOttty """ vou MAY EXAMINE v~. "-'1 catllalera. Ille> Wl.l and coclcila H .,.. NOTICE OF PETTT10N interested In the estate SUL TAN TS INC as 1t1e duly 9nClumbranees 1o P•'I the repreaentauve to take Act CT'-authOt"'Y Wiii •llOw tile personal Iha t.le kept by the cou11 11
p t oatllaue , micron · M admfted k> ~)', TO ADMINISTER you may file with ltle court appointed Trustee unaet remaining pr1nc1pal aum 01 many ac11<>ns wilhoul allow tie pet90fl., representa1tve 10 tau you are a per90n auroauroical 1n1trumant1, The wil and tin)' oodich ESTATE OF· a lormal Request lor and pursuant to Oee<l ol tile notejs) secu1ed oy said obLainlnQ court approval reprwentabW to talt.• many acnons w1111ou1 interested 1n the estata,
encl other equipment tttet .,. ~ lor • Special Notice of the fihng Ttull Dee<! ot T1u11 w1111 interest Before faking certain very many -=~ •llhoul ooia1n1t19 court approval you may Ille with ltle cou11
cannot be .. t.ly aterlMJed 11 examnallon In N fil9 kept LYDIA V. PEREZ of an lnv8'110ry ana Recorded on 02101199 as thereon as pr.ov~ 1n said tmportanl actlOl'ls Qbaoning . OOUt1 approval Belore laking oeflaln very a lormat Request tor
tlla llopeitel 1111"0 c:on....,,. by Ila court. CASE NO. A150333 appraisal ol estate 8511819 Document no 89-065359 of no1e111. advances ,, any howevet, the personal Before s.Nng oeruiin very imponan1 • actlOl'IS Special NotlOI ol Ile filing
tlonal atMm a1.,111u 11on THE PETITION To aM heirs, or ot any petition 0, Ottlc:tat Rec:orcss 1n Ille office under tile te<ms 01 11141 Deed 1epresen1a11ve ••» be impoNint llCllOl'IS t1owever 1ne peisonaJ ol an 1nv8'1tory ana
Etltytena O•lda la ....,.., ... ~ au--. to benellclwin. creditor• account as piovided tn of the Reeorde< ot Orange of T1u•1 '"' c11a1ges and required to give nollce IO ho.,.....,, the per'SOOBI repr~ta••ve ""'" be appraisal of esl41te ...-•
tor Illa c:onttOI of 111-ftoepital ..,.._ .;.-"' ...... contingent credtors, an secbOn 1250 ol Iha Counry, Cal1lorn1a e•ecuted ••penM s of tile Truslee end inlefested 1>9tsons unless rapr...,..tatwe w'" be 'f'QIJWed 10 g•ve nottCe lo or ol any pellbOn or
lntectiON under fie ll~it per-.on• who may Calilomia Probate Code A I>)' PATRICI( D HERRERA of tne trusts crea1eo by said they have warved no11ee CH r~Hd eo g,... nollee IO n1eresteo Petsons unless acc:oonl as provtded tn e.cw the antOunll OI Adn••alon Of~ olhefw ... be inlllressec:t Request for Special Nottce ANO EVEl YN HERRERA Du d ot Ttust IO ·Wll cons.nled IO Ille proposed inter•9d per90ns unless! llley ~ ... Well~ notice or Mellon 1250 of .... EtO ,......., to ,,... .,. Act. {Thi9 ... -... the will °' estate, "'both, form IS ava~able from lh• HUSBAND AN O WIFE AS S21.384 3l action) Tri. independent they hal/9 wa1"4Kl nooce orlconsenieo IO lhe PfOposed Calllomia Probate Code A
rnoapflal• b'I llotp1t111 .,, elow .. ___ ,,, of.LYDIA v. PEREZ court clerk. • JOINT TENANTS W ill Tile oenellc:l•ry unoena1d administration authority oonsenled to IN proposed dChO<'I) Trie •nOepel\Oenl Request lor 5Pec1al Nollee
aoamall, tN .. posura lavals 19pt..,..liv9 ~ A PETITION has been Attorney fot Petitioner: • SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Dee<! of Trust 11aretol0fe ••· w1I be granled unless an aclt0n') Tiie tndepenoenilaomtnislfat>O(l authority l0tm IS available from fie
.,. riot meuurabla ..,.an "*' ectona wllhout flied by RUTH L. ADAMS AARONS & AARONS INC TO THE HIGHEST B•DDER eeuteo and delivered to tile interesled 1>9tson flies an adm1nenat10n authority wil be granted unle• an court clerk.
Ullng the most IQOhistated Ob:t._ ecc:,,, approval in the Superior CoU(t 2790 "-'bor Blvd Ste fOR CASH (payable at 11me undersigned a wnlten Dec-objecl>On lo the petJtion w• be gtllflled unle• an •nteiesl&d pe150n hies an Attor ney for PatltlOIWf:
dMec:tlofl tnttrumenla TM a.be:la1un9 Cl9f1liin w · Catiloml• Coonty of 209 01sale 1n lawful money ol tne le1a11on of O.faull ano o.. and shows OOOd cause 1111et"led parson files anl 001ec1ion IO the pellllOn POTHIER a HINRICHS
8lftOUntl of EtO ,....._, .,.,..,,_, • eel= ORANGE'. PO Boa 1"80 United S1a1es1 11 THE mend lor Sale. and a wrnten why the ooutf should not Ob,action lo tlle peltllOn and SllOWS oood cause ATTYS.
oerta:nty dO "°' •V911 l>agln ~ THE PEl'ITION Coate Meu CA 12626 FRONT ENTRANCE TO Notioe Of Default and Elec· granl the au"1or1ty ~ .,.,... OOOd cause w"y Ille oourf Should nol 156 No. Ro•• Str..t
to ~oecn tile levels 111a1 • ...n..::' Pf'9°"a. r-.gueslS "'-' AtJTH L Orange Coast Daily Pilot SUITE 205 I S EC ON D 1ton 10 Sell Tile undersigned A HEARING on the why fie CiO(Nf lhould not grant lr>e au1t1or1ty Ste 100 lleva beer\ n t•bl•slled b) net ......_ :,.. ADAMS b9 appointed as Ocl 5 e 12 1989 FLOOR) 17802 IRVINE C:.UNd said Nottee of 09. pellllOn win be held on 9fanl IN aul\onty A tiE M~ING on ttte Sent• An•. CA t2701
both ll'le State and ,,,. Ftd· ~~~ un..: peraonal representative to • • • BLVD TUSTIN CA 92680 leull and Elec:lton 10 Sell to October 26 t989 al 1 •S A HEARING on .... Pf'~l'°'1 #Ill oe nelcl Oil 0t8!1Qe Coast Daily Piiot
aret Gcwet""*'' u • .... ..ttn. wl99d tee ad~.Ois .. r Jhe •stal4t oJ PtaJC Ml.llCE 111 rtgllt, rnle a.no 1n1ern1 be .J9'.0rl18CI Ill th• c:owuy P M JO ~PL 3 1oca.lac1•1 pe.ala\ •• be held Oc.1obel ..19 1989-at 1 •S Oct S 6 12. 1989 litnlt for OQCUpat10na1 ••-conMnled to the no,........ the deoedent. co1weyecf to and now held wne<e tile real property 1s 700 -Civic Center Dnve OclOtler 28. 1989 at 1 4 s P M 111 Dept 3 loealed ill ---------l>C*lf•. Howe...,, 1n -eep1 . pro,...,--.. TH6 PETITION KS1MI l>y 11 under sa• OM<! 01 1oca1eo West. San1a Ana CA P M In Dept 3 localed •I 700 Civic Center Drive "'8JC llOTIC( .i111 Illa MW Propotlllon ~ :J. .. !::n ~~t regues• IM deoedenrs ,ICTtTIOU .. 9UllNESI Trust In Ille p ly SllU· FORECLOSURE CON-92701 700 Civc CAnlet Onv• West Santa Ana CA ________ ....., ____ _
tagyqtlont, 11 11 con e wil M led eu lty Will and codcits, ii any, NAME STATEMENT l led 1n Coun y Cal•· IUL TANTI, INC.. AS IF VOU OBJECT TO West. Sante Ana. CA 92.,01 llOTICI 11~ Cosll .,....., ~ ini.....!;an u'= en be ~tied lo probate. Tiie following oeisons are forn11. descr11>1ng the land TRUITIE, 8Y OANt«l w. lhe granllng ol lhe petitJon, 92701 I IF YOU 'OBJECT TO •vmNG M>I
epo1_..,ty 10 lnlorm )'OU ~ ~ .~ The wil and any codicils dOl'lQ t>uslneu as 111et11n ORMEROD. VICE "'Ell· you should appear al ltle IF YOU OBJECT TO ltle 9ran11nq of Ille pelll!Otl SMi.o Olds mey be r• • ~,: !:ctpell ..... .,. avallab4e lor SANOERSON·J RAY DE PARCEL 1 DeNT 11'02 IRVINE llVD heating and stale your the granlino ol lhe pellllon you Should appear at !tie oelY90 ., tile office Of Ille 1--'"""'" ~afid~~ n ~c»urf--ah0-2iUM exanination In N file kept VELOPMENT. BARRANCA An und1v1ded 1 18tn lurrE 205, TUSTIN, CA OOJ8Cb0ns or hie wnllen you should~-•I "-heillng and s1a1e you1 Clry Clenl 3300 Newpor1 .,.._, noc by fle 2699 WllUeROAd.Sul1e ISO tnteint •n and lo Lot 3 ot t2190,(T1')731-JM2 ooiec11<>ns wtlh the court lleWW19 end ...... "°"''I00)9Cl>Ons OI hie writlen Boulevard p 0 Bo• 1768
In tlla eourta of P'ovlding 9fanllheau~. PETITION lnrioe.CA 92714 T1ac1No 5425 as per map Oate 0912589 belore the neanng Youtob,ac~ Of !Me wnnen ob1ec110ns ""I" tne court Ne•po11 B•ac ll CA
n0tmal ~tlenl c:are A HEARING on Ile r ta authority 10 Michael o Ray 2699 filed 1n l>Ook 199 pages 1 Pubhsl'leo Orange Coast appearance may be 1n obtee~ 'Mitt Iha coutt!C>elore lhe no.drin9 Youi ne5e-891S un111 11 00 • m
Tiie prime,., c:onc:ern ol ~ftion wll be ha6d on admtnislet Ille estate w 11111 Roao Su11e 1so and 2 ol M1sce11aneoui D••'Y P1101 Sep18moer 2s person or by your anomey bem the hNnng VouifclP?t>arance may t>e in on 11\e 12111 dey of Oct0t>et °f'' ho,,so~11 '': ptovlding p J"': ~ 19983 ..._!_!.:•5 under the Independent Irvine, CA 92714 Mapa 1n 1ne olloce of 1ne October 2 9 1999 M450 IF YOU ARE A -c>.-wenc:e may be tn per50n or by 'fOUr attorney 1989 at .nic:n 11ma tuc:fl
0 Ille 10 t qu ity 01 Cl'! ·-.... \.~' -.. Am!Wllstn111on ol Ealalee CREDITOR or a pe~ °'by your attorney IF YOU A.RE A Otdl 111•11 oe °'**' and
To tllal and we have and wrll 700 """" c.ntet Drw. Act. (This authority wlH PlalC NOTICE PlalC NOTICE PlalC NOTICE conhngenl creditor of ltle IF YOU ARE A CAEDl'TOR "' a '"cs'"' c:onllnua lo uM EtO reapon. Weat, Sen• Ane, CA .itow the petBOQal deeeased, you must file CREDITOR or a con11n9en1 creo110< ol tne Tttte 9' ~rotect; SEWER
tlbly in order to make tl'leM 92101. repreaentative k> tal!e your claim w11h the coul1 oon11ngen1 creditor ol ~• oeoeased vou rn:JSl. 11le MAiN A-iiD ALLEY RE'· 11i.uv1119 p1 ocedu1ea avail· IF YOU OBJECT TO many acbOns without I( 51-and mail a copy lo Ile d90H6ad you mus1 Ma vour Clam w1tn fr.e court PLACE"4ENT PROGRAM
etNa lo out pa1ren11 end to the grentina of the .-ehion. obtainlna court approval OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE llOARC> OF personal representauve yOVt ctMTi will the court II and mai• a copy to !1le 1989-<99
ptotec:t them Ir-om 111•· ~..,,.., .. N Before alung oeftaln very SUPeftVISORS OF ~.COUNTY, CAL#ORNIA appointed by lh• coul1 and ,.,.., • copy 10 ~e t>e~al •eiirt>Sental ..... , COlltrect .... 2700
'"'Mtenlng 1ntec1ton1 end •'* your ~1 •ctions Sante Ana, CelltorNe w11t11n lout months · from pe,,onat representatrve appotniect by 11>e coun '""''""''' leth••••: Ona otllet 11s1eo c:11emtc:al Ot M9 wrtt'9n how9vet, tM personal lhe dale of fnl issuance of appon ta0 by 1t1e coun "' tti.n lour moNhS !tom st20 000 oo
t>annna. may also oa P'H · . Ilona wltfl the court repreeentative will be lell8"S as provided in w1tlin tou1 monlhS froml "ie oate or to~t tSSuance or A.pp<o\led oy ,,,. City
ent In vec>Ots reiaeH<J 1n lt'la M the tie.ring. Your re<Jjlred to give notice 10 A~ meeting ol tM Boetd ol SupervilOl'1 of Orllt\99 County, California, sectron 9100 ol fie 1"41 dalit ol rwst muance of 1P'l('(S as p1ovtdeo .'n Counct1 lll•s 2s111 day of Seo-
lmmedlat• env1ronmen1 sur· ~ may t. In lnteu~sled pef90ns unless el90-alftlng a the Governing &o.rd of IM Olatrlc11 end Authorit• Governed Caltlornia Probaie Code lettef'I • provided 1n -.ec··o" 9100 01 ttie temt>et 1999
toundl119 Ille ll0sp11a1 s fuel ~ Of bV your·~· they have waived notice or by the Boerd of Supervitor;1 w .. held on September 26, 1989, 9:30 a,m The The hme tor filing clainlS secb<>n 9100 of lie Cai.tom.a P•ot>ate Cooe WANDA~. AAOCMO, Ctt,
llOflgt tan11 bul '' •• ea· IF VO\J ARE A consenled to the propo folowtng memberl being preaent: Thomu F Alley, Chaltman: Roger A wol not expwe before lour Caltlom._ Probate Code 1.,.,.,e limt> 10• 'i.ng c•a 'l'lS Clertt
fremaly unlikely 111•1 •nv CR~DITOA or a action ) The Independent Stanton: Harrtett Wtedef; and Don R Roth Superviaot Gaddl 11 Vasquez waa monltis trom the ~anng The b,,,. for f1ln g claims "' "01 '"P •e t>t>fore •our P10.c>ec1,.... Otdder'a may
"*':'bats of Ille pubhC: will COf'llinOenl cndilOf Of ltle admlnislration •4Jhor1ty ebaent. ' . dale nohced above w1I not H PH before lour!'"'°"' s 110"" t'ie "t'8lll'91001a1n one M l of OtCI OOCU-
An appointment and reappotn tment wu made to the Emergency Medical YOU MAY EXAMINE monfls trom tie heam9 oaie not .!? aoo. e ,.,.,,,, •t t>O coet 11 the oftlce PtlllJC NOTICE P\alC NOTICE rta.IC NOTICE ~ au.my ANurano. Boatd. tile file Mlpt by lNl court 11 dale nollCe() above YQ_, MAV EXAM "'E ot tr.. Puo11e Went Oeoan· Commandatlon1 and Prociamatlons ..,. made • you aie a pe1son vov MAY EXAMINE ,.,,. '•t> .. eo1 t>• t"\(l co .... '1 t mant 3300 Newport
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
IRVINE RANCH WATER
DISTRICT, Plaintiff,
v.
ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN
THE MA TTEA of the
authQrlzatlon, Issuance and
valldlty of Bonds of
Irvine Ranch Water District,
Consolidated Serles 1989,
Issued under and pursuant
to an Indenture of Trust,
and certain proceedings
leading up to and Including
the authorization and
Issuance.of such Bonds.
Defendants.
No. I04285
SUMMONS
CITATION JUDICIAL
(C.C.P. H llCM70)
NOTICEI YOU HAVE BEEN SUED THE COURT MAY DECIDE AGAINST
YOU WITHOUT YOUR BEING HEARD UNLESS YOU RESPOND NOT LA TEA
THAN NOVEMBER 6. 1989, WHICH IS 'AT LEAST TEN (10 ) DAYS AFTER
COMPLETION OF THE PUBLICATION OF THIS SUMMONS. READ THE
INFORMATION BELOW
Reaolutlon w• adopted approving • Conaen. I lo UM ol Property and waiver 111teres1&0 1n Ille estate Ille Ale hepl l>y Ille coun 1111ou a·~ a po>rson Boulevard P 0 Boa 1768
of Condition &ibMquent 'and R'ftt of ~Entry to VIII• Grande Park L• you ITlllY hie w11'11t1e oou~· you aie a per90n ,,, . .,,., · .. a 1n 1,.,,. es1a1e N1 .. po11 Seac.11 CA
H ... ......,,_ ...... II I .......... __ .. P -• a lormal Request lor m1a·esle<l in tile estate I' o .. " ,., ' e "' "' '"e co .. 11 929~·99 '!> a.,.a, """"'' .., perm t t ... n-.. tart rogra~ to be toe.led within IM perk Speoal Nohce 01 ltle filon 00 m;i file .,,,,, ltle coun c1 1or•na1 Re""""' lo• F'Of turtne< 1ntorma11on
A9feamenta .tlh the foflowlng..,. appro~ Physleian S41fV~ Agraem.nt of an inventory an~ ~ • 1o,J;.1 Aeouest tori ~WC•J lllohoe ol l">e f111nq c.i1 Ste.,.. Luy ProjlCI Man·
.tCh Oebotah C. Stew•rt. M D .. lor PubHc H .. llh Child Abuse Sefvlcea Team appraisal 01 esiate assets sfroal Noll08 ol ~e Ahnqlol c1• 1nve111ory ana ager•• 644-.3311 (CAST) Medical Component, Muter Agreement for Physician Servlees for °' 01 any P<I~''°" or 0 an invenlOry #Id tiPl>fiM.tl 01 051.c11e llSsets Pub!~ Otenge Cou t
Put>llc: H9alth Progrem1, Medical Olfector/AMlstant Medical Dttector S41fVtces account as grovldeo 1n apptaisal 01 estale assets or o! «l"v pet···on o• Oai1y Pilot S.019mt>et 28
Agteementa fOf Medical S4lfVlees Programs. Community Furlough Ptogtem sectJon t25 ol lhe °' ol any pelltlOl'I 0, ac. .,.....,1 ~ ~·ov "9d .n Octooe< 5 1999
Contreci Amendment with Orange County H•ltw•y Mouse. Inc . County JustlOe ICaltl0<n1a P1ooa1e Code A acx:ounl 1111 pro~ "'';.' 1•0" •-5. o• me• Tll794
S ystem Subvention Program (CJSSP) FunOl"iJ Plan, Emergency Shell• Home Reouest tor Spec1a. l\iotice• section 1250 o1 l'te -.t••o•",. P·ol'dtP C A
(ESH) Agr.-nenta -Authorization tor Social Servlca Ageni::y to execute Job IOfm tS ava•lclbte from lr•e CaMom!A Probate Cooe A Requi>SI IO• S~ec a "-01-ce P'\aJC fl)TIC( training Part'*9hip Act Agreement HQ9 87..()..1 25 67-0-126 87.0:305 c.oortcterli. I Requestlo•SoeclillNotlC8 10f,., ~ a•a a •e lrOIT' lhe -·
87..()..9!3 and 87..()..20e Financial Advlaor eonauttlr19 Ag~eement with Fleldman' Al1orney fot PetlUonet: form IS ava~ lrom '141 ~~fl C•...,~ p ltl . 'tCTTnOUI .......
R __ .... _....., ' ••-'to R s Com · Judith W1rren Esq court cteri.. orn•y CH •t onet I ...-.. ITA~ olapp •ru ,.._.,at• -,..., ooa l)«lal Tax Beftdt , munlty Fecllltles Cumm ins & w hite · Anew tor Peddoner· Robetl Hugh Setgent. Jr. Trte IOl!owttlg pereone -
Oi•Crlct Noa. 86-1 and 88-2 -FUncllO Santa M1rgarJte. Acoustlcel tnaulatlon 1600 Wilshire Blvd. JOHN (lUERW ~ 12,5 S. Bemngton Ave csoir19 ou..,_ u
Agreement with Eric end LIUlan Johnaon •• Orange County Development Suite #300 Lewie Jemet Runcl'tey lot Ang_elea , CA 900'9 J PERFOR"4AX. 177 Al-·
Agency: Conaent to Atalgnment of lnt••t -American Golf Corporation to Los Angelu CA 11 11 A P.cllk Coeat Otanoo ~oa.st Daily Pilot I ..a. Or Newpofl 8Mctl CA David G. Price, TrustM ol the Price Revocable Trust. B(8PR37A·15f ·Mlle 90017·1695 ' Hwy jOc1 l 5 II •969 f112M3
SQuare Regional Park, Amendment No. 1 to Cost Sharing Agreement No Oange Coas1 Da•lt ?1101 Huntington 8eech , CA .,_II' NOTI'CE ~ence & ~ Die-233 w!ttt· Dana Potnt H.,t>OI' ~chant• Aaaoclatlon {DPHMA) ICH Coat-OcL 5 6 12. 1989 ,f2g ... _ ~ '"' CaltlomtA. 177 AN.·
Shiring Promotlona.I Actlvltlea. Utlllty Agreement 089-105. 089-106, D89-107 --'lo...no. Coasl D.., Pllol aide ~. ~ 8eec:fl. CA
and Ofi-J08 with Moulton Niguel Water District and Loe Alisos Weter OlstriCt "8.IC NOTICE Oct l S 1 I 1989 NOTIC~ gs~ ~~ION 92"3 fOf Sped81 Ro.ct Maintenance Contract No 2; Amendment No • to Agr..... .,_IC NOTICE Tll1t ouaineu " con-
ment No. 088-281 .tth Moffatt & Nlchol Engineer• for Pacific Cout Highway . K51124 "'~ • TO A DMINISTER ~ Oy A C#pofation
Improvements Project at IM Santa Ana River. Utlllty Agreement Noa 80~117, FICTITIOUS eUSINESS NOTICE ESTATE OF: T R~i•tre~t(•I com-8~1 18 &•120 and 89-121 with LOI AM90S w.,., 011trlct and Moulton Nlgual NAM! STATEMENT INVITING 1109 MINNIE E. JACQUES ~ 0 tr• ~ l>u•
Wat• bl.trlc1 lor 1988-89 Special Ro.ct Maintenance Conttact No •~ Ullllly Tl'\e lollowino oe<sons .,,,. Set1@c'l O•d' ma~ °"' '" CA SE NO . A 14i536 ::neua':'8'na:..":i,1 ~:~'::
Agreament Noe. t• tte, 89-119 end 89-175 wtth Los Allsos Weter Ol•ttlc1. do~"&0~~s·~s.._~sNING •s ,,.,.eo at 111e oii.ce .:i• '"e To aM fletrs aoove Oii NIA Moulton Niguel Wat• District and Garden Grol/9 Sanltwy Oiatrlct fOf 1988-89 SOCl.t. TES T c I Cot~ Cle" .}300 "I-pert oeneflctanes creditors PatrlCk Honeywell Vica ~ Ro.ct Malntananoa Contract No 1· Utlllty Anreement Noa ... 110 ,.,. S ~;',, ~:00<• e Bou..,,•,d P 0 Bo• ··68 contingent credltots Pr...oent -• w o.-• ,..,az, u•te c JV ~-P<>rt e • C A persons """<> rTlil • n-112, n-113 and 99-1 1• with City or Tu1tln, City of w .. 1mln11er. ae.c11 CA 92660 ~2•6;:~~ ;!>""~a,•; 00 ,i,, othe:-.N•M be iniereSled '" Tilt• 11a1.,._,t -1i190
TM Irvine Company: l .... &tenak>n With Syeamore Ptaza, ltd. -Probation g_,al pa1tner Two Cor •HO tor • filed by LOIS A SMITH & 1 ubll9hecl enoe 3: Amendment No. 1 to Coyote Canyon l andftH lmprovment Agreement with sl'l•P w1111am W Hugl'>es Jr IO•dt tl'laC ~ O(>~ed and A PETITION has bee P Or COMt
A eon.tNctlon contract ... eppro~ lor a contrect change order end HughH inve11menis " PLACENTIA A\IENUE AN O California County o
EM1 Orange County Wet• Oi"rlcl, Garden Oro~ Santtwy Ol•trlci. end County I Hugnes 1n,1111meNs " on,,,. 1~1,. .:la 01 Octooe• ltie win Of ~state or bolll~W1th 1"-County C..,... ot Or-
Sanitation Oi9trlct No. 7 for 19U-89 Special Road Malntenanoa Contract No Ce1ttorn11 general partnf'• · l989 ai '""'IC~ 1.me suc" ol MINNIE E JACQUES , anoe County er~~
Deoartment: and Hou.Ing and Community DeYelopment Grant Agreement No l porate P1ua Sulle 150 Tltle of ~roject. TR.t.H'•C DAVID E JACQUES I ~r ty2:1~=~~J:· C40887 wfttl Garden GrOY9 Girts Club. Inc •. tor Children's Day Care S4lfVIOM Newpor1 ~ac11 CA 92660 SIGNAl •NS TALL• TION AT tne SUP8fl0t Court o · TH757
protacts WW. eccepted u completed. C11t!orn1a Qe'*•I Pe!'lne<· l!>TH STREE'1' ANO T'lM ORANGE 1-iiijiiiiiiiiii
AVISO! US TEO HA SIDO OEMANDADO EL TRIBUNAL PUEDE OECIDIR Cer1elri per90nMI matters ..,. apptowd sl'l•P Tl'\Omes H P.i•c;et1 F' 1 c s 1 G N •. ~ o o T,t1E PEl'CTION •
CONTRA USTEO SIN AUOIENCIA A MENOS QUE USTED RESPONDA NO Certelri ~matters wtta apptowd gen .. ai partne• Two Co-J'ICATIONS ,.. '.t.RIOuS rE>QUests thal LOIS A.
MAS T.,\ROE OE El & DE NOVIEMBAE, 1989, POR LO MENOS QUE ES DIEZ Certain lrw::ttoerCi-e -... rnattett . .-.. 1 PO'•" Plaza Su le 250 1NTER.SECT>ONS SMITH & DAVID E
0 --··-..... llPPfO--.i. Newi><>r1 Bdcll CA 91$6()· c ' t No , .... t JM:OU&S be ..appo.nted (10) DIAS OESPUES DE TERMINACI N DE PUB LICACION DE ESTA Coo...,ello ~ TrKt No.. 1702 and 12041 -Completion of Improvement• JoM B Potter ,. Petic.an E~i'n"!er'; £et Im ate as pe~al re esenta1ivei ... 1iiii brr' A CION. LEA LA INFOAMACION QUE SIGUE. Md Poea1bt9 L.fflptk)n WM continued to ~ember 27. tMt. meeting CO<Jrt Newoort Beec11 CA $ 19· ooo oo 10 admln•Sl9f ,i:; estale QI)•
• A ~ of ~ fotr Joe R. 8eca ... llPP'~-916e-0 AOP•Ovf'O by ,,.,e C·t~ lhe deoooenl ,ACIPIC ...
To All Persons Interested In the Matter of the authorization, lasuance and Loe A1aoa Melle>-Aooa Community Fealtt ... Oi9Crlct No. 87-7 ·Adoption of Thia C>usinau '' con. Counc:1l 1111s 151n dav 01 Seo· THE PETITION mA&. , .. = of Bonda ol Irvine Ranch Water Dl•trlct, Con9olldaCed s.r ... 1989: car1aln reaolutk)n end documenta In C01w*1lon wlttl apedat Tu Bond•· Serlea ouc:ieo ov A Gene,..• Pan· 1amt>et 1999 requests au1honty IOI ~ • Morl'*'Y
under and pur9Uent to an Indenture~ TN8C. end oerteln proc.ding• . A -,.,..... by County Couneal memo ~ ~bar 25, 1989. netllllO WANOA I lllAGOIO, CH)' adnlln4Ster the ...... °'*"". ~ leedtng up to end lncludlno the euthonz.atlon end laauano. o f IUCtl Bond• AuttlOt1nd for Mertln Martena Dela Syet9ma co aubeontract for tedlnlcel Tiie ••0•91••n1 com. Clertl unoer IM ln0epa"°8n~ l !K>O ~ =~
The PtalnUff Ml ftled a c:MI complaint egelnat you If you wtah to defend
thla law9ult. you muse flle with the COurt a wrtuen ~ In reeponM to the
compleln1 not lat• Chan November 8, 1989. Your Ing must tie In the
form required by the Calltoml• Ru ... of COurt. Your ortgmet pteedlng must tie
fMed In thts Court with proper fifing f .. end proof ttlat •copy thereof wu
Mr"9d on Ptelntltf'• attorney. •
WW. to continue lmPamentatlOn of the A 7*'t/Tax System, In the mencec1 10 ,,.,..sacl busi· Prosoecu•e O>dders may AdrTwllstrallon ol Esw .._...,, leacfl Or-. County o.te c.nter wM appr~ ._, uno.< 1119 tic1tliousl oota1n one se1 ol t>td <10Cu· AC1 (TlllS au!Nlnly ....,,. ~ oW'I • . F oot•ness name or names ments et no ,011 •• '"" 0 • allow ttfe pei~~,~---·;·-~ ._ ion, ,_ ~~· =.~o:ri:.~7 ~ ~ 1is1eo eoove on Ju~ 19 1999 of,,,. Pub•< W0t~s Oeo•rl· represenu11rve IO ...,..•nen '"' .,.,.,,.,_,.,, · • . . TllOtnas 11 Purce11 9M· ment 3300 NPwPott many ac110ns Wit Pert<, Md AuChority f()( en#onmental Management ~ to eccept com.-e<al partner Boulevard p 0 Bo-1•68 obtaint09 coutt a1>9roval
ptMect fecllltlea lor ecqulaltlon. T1111 state,.,.,,t wu r.iecs N • w 00 ,1 sea c,. c A Before laking certain v Aettftcecton of the Ctlelrmen'• 9'gnature on an ag,r..,,.,.,,t with AVCO w•Jll ,,,. County Clerk 01 Or· 92658·89 is important action•
Community o...lopet'9, Inc. FOf reapect to lltlgatlon fl6ed by Nlguel S"°'99 •no• County on September For 1u1111~ 1ntormat>On however. tt14t ~
A ._.,_ ()(~call .tit not rvocecc ~; your ...__.._..,, ,AAIVU\ .. must Community "'81odetton conc:iemlng the SM Wal ,..men, at Salt er.-27 l989 C.911 Jim Brah•et Pro1ec1 repraMl'li.IN• will ,., "' ,.. ,,...,.......... .....,... ~ -appr~. F.UW ManaQ81 al 8'4·ll'-' ~wed IO giw notice t
be In proper f()(m II you want the rt to heer your cue. ~ ~ tlml' 10 rec>Ot1 co the 8oerd on the 9tatu9 ~ Local Pwtt P\ll>l1she0 Orange Cont Pubhaned Orange Cont tnlef•led P«90f1S ~ In the uNncorpotef*' .,.. WM apprQ'4d 0..ly PtlOI Oc1ot>er S 12 19 Deily Pttoe Sac>le<Tt~ 28 they "-vie w•rved no'°9
Una cart• o una llam.CS• t9'efonlca no le ofl'ecer• proteoc:lon: IU reapuesta
eacrlC• • mequlne tlene que cumpllr oon i.. fonna6idadee legalea apropledu
ti uated quiet• que le <:Oft• eacuche au cao.
Un .... you ao raepond. your defeutt wtll tie entered upon Pleinttff's
epplk:atlon end th'S Court may enter • Judgment ageln•t you tor the releff
demended In the complelnl
YOU MAY SEEK THE AOVICE OF AN ATTORNEY IN ANY MATTER
CONNECTED W1TH THE COMPLAINT OR THIS SUMMONS. SUCH AT·
TOAHEY SHOULD BE CONSUL no PAOMPTl y so THAT YOUR PLEAO-ING JAAY BE FILED OR ENTERED WITHIN TiiE TlME REOVtAED IV THIS au.tMONS. IF YOU DO NOT KNOW.AN ATTORNEY. YOU ~AV CALL AN
ATTORNEY REFERRAL SERVtCE OR A LEOAL AID OFFtC!-(llSTED IN THE
PHONE BOOK).
81 U8TEOOE8EA SOt.ICfTAR El CONSEJO DE UN ABOOADO EN EST!
ASUNTOtOEllAIA HACERlO IMMEOCATAMENTE, OE ESTA MANERA, SU AEPUE.I A UCRITA, II HAY ALOUNA. PU£0E SE.A AIGtlTMOA A
T1EMPO. 11 NO CONOCE A UN MOOAOO. PUEOI Lt..AMM A UN llfMCtO OE MF!AENCIA OE A80GA008 0 A UNA OF1CiNA OE AYUOA
LEGAL (VEA EL OtMCTOAIO TELE~).
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A41tttoit&lllon to pey the City ~ M'9ak>n V1efo bua benctl end aNfter '26 1999 October S 1989 c:onMnted to lhe pro lliapectton tw .. appr~. . Tll-804 Th7a5 ectton I TM .,__,. ~ On lmPtlmel:talloo of Aide Plrtlw9y from Meo C,.. Aoed to Avlle =Federei 0.-el ~ AoencY Pf°'*"t~ Md recommendattON for L ,.._..,,,. Commltt• oou•dereUon.,.. ,.,..,._,end Ned.
~ ,.... to reoooMr Aacel Yw 1Mt-90 oC*l""G ooet• ~
the T'_....,._IOl""'-,..19 ~ DMa6or\ .. eppnMd.
~ .. edopted. apprO'llng ._ aut1m'11'0t1 of the CMd Haafttl end
DtMbM)' ,.,..__.. (DHOP). ~WI '-todlc lor•llllf. Dleellloel9 end T,...,, .. ,. ('"°1l. Md "'9,,.,..,..., c.. G11 ld•110e CPCGl ouda•• "-*"'°" -~. apptcMng ............ ,Cl.~ ... MemotwMMn ~ ~to ..... eMt oeder --ot ~County wM need IMNd .... 01 ...... optlDt'9,...... ., ................... Wotmdol1.
~ of 009ta lncUrNd .,, ... ...,., Aiwo lqllldron ~
Unit tor Out-Of County A#'t Support -epptcwiad. A Anendel AcMW for tt'9 8ente Ma f'Mr ProtlC' CIAAP) .(Ftood) to ...... In the PNl*don ~ a lone-
""" .... pliln W HllDtld. lolrd 1•1ufflld II~ Lift., In~ .. Or. Donlld ~. tonw CoUillollMn ............ ~ of .........,.. 9wtl. ~ In
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SJARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The l egal 0epar1ment at the
D ally PllOt IS plea.Md to an-
nounce a new servtoe now av•ll·
able to new bualnnMs
We will now S EARCH the
name ror you at no e11tra charge.
and .. ve you the time end the
trip to the Court ~OUM In Senta
Ana. Then, of courM. aher the
IMfCh is completed we will ftte
YOUf ftetitloua bulineu name
t11tem.nt with the County Cieri(,
publtltl once • we.tt tor tour
weeks .. requtred by llW end
then flle ';OU1 proof Of publl·
cation wtth the County Clerk.
•
Pteue atop by 10 file your
fictitious bu1tn.u statement at
the Deity Pilot L~ Depart·
ment. 330 West Bay, Costa
Mesa. Callfornl• If you can not
stop by, plMM e•N UI
It (714) 6<t2 ... 321. Eictenlk>n
3 15 or 316 and we wffl make •rr•noemen•• '°' you to handle this pt~ure by mail.
It you should have any further
Quettlons,,pleeM Call UI and M
win b9 more then gled to ..-i
you.
Good luctc l.n )'()Ur
new Dul6MMtl
·'
M ichael.ange~o,
~rang · speak -out
8y ANDEE BECK
McOatchy News SeMce
"Teenage Mutant Ni nJa Tur-!1es" isn!t just any-kids show,
you know.
Or perhaps you don't kr\,ow.
There may be a few people out
there wbo ha ve n't quite digested
the ~ho-what-when-where-whys
. of.this whole ~acky sewer-swim-
man.a sensation, so I went
strai&ht to two of the sources.
Following is an interview with ~icha9lan.gelo. 'the teenage turtle
Wl th a penchant for partying,
and Krang. the nasty brain be·
rund the bad JUY5-
(Malcing this 'mterview poss-
ible were voice actors Townsend
Coleman and Pat Fraley. Col-
emian is the 35-year-old father of
four who brings Michaelangelo
to life. Fraley. 40, is a Seattle
native who credits former Chan-
nel S kiddie host Stan Boreson
with inspiring his own ltidvid
career. Smee movi ng to Los An-
geles I 0 years ago. Fraley has
voiced K.rang and 2.000 other
creature&.)
We begin with MichaelangelO'.
who was asked to explain how he
•became a teenage mutant ninja
turtle.
. "( was afraid you were going
to aslc that, dudettc. because irs
a little tncky.'' said the fun -
loving. 15-~ear-old. half-shell hero. "But 111 try my best.
"Here's the wav 11 works: The
last thing that yo·u were an con-
tact with before you contacted
the f!1Utogen ooze is what you tum mto. We were being carried
by a teenager. we spilled into the
sewer and then we turned into
teenage human-tunics.
".Then we met a guy named
Splinter, who had been a ninja
master in the old country. He
was last in contact with a rat. So
when he came in contact with
the goo. he became a ninja mas-
ter rat guy. He found us and he
taught us the art of "ninjitsu."
How -about Krang -what
made him the vile blob of evil he
is today?
~·My origins are much more
simple," he bu rbled mto the tele-
phone. "I was attending m}
nephew·s bar mi tzvah and ap-
parently drank one too man y
glasses of pink champagne. Sud-
denly. my body became sevcn-
day-old watermelon Jell-0. and I
had a voice that's the combina-
Mlchaelangelo
tion of Katharine Hepburn,
Ernest Borgnine and about 8
ounces of MaaJox."
Yes. well. getting bad.. to the
tunics: What is M1chaclangelo's
mission in life?
"Ho-ho, dudette. that's eas\.''
replied the reall) right -on reptile. .. It's to find the best pizza ever:·
Well. how come the tunics
fight bad guys?
"rd hkc. to .. ha e a complete
1957 series of TOl?PS baseball cards. that's my ulumate goal. ..
Doesn't he want to wrl'St con-
trol of planet Eanh?
"Oh that:· Krang croaked:
.. Yes. That. too."
Krang's a pretty scar) gu).
What does he sa) to parents who
let their kids watch hts sho" '.' .. , don't use guns. I don·t use
bad language and beheH' me. 1f
the) confuse me wtth realit}
they'v.e got bigger trouble than
watching cartoons. Don't forget.
these arc tunics. dear. and
amorphou~ blobs that arc
pamted pink.''
At last l asked the-tough1e: "Is
your show JUSt for kids. or can
. adults be cool and watch it.
too?"
Here·s what Michaelangelo
said: "It's better than OK. it's
like tota l!\ rad1ca1:·
But 1 · preferred Krang·s
response: ···Teenage Mutant
Ninja Tunics' 1s onl ) for chil-
dren. An' adult who goes near
the tele\ ls1on 1s an danger of
becoming a rt.'all) interesting
human being:·
He's hip, he's (•ool
and he's only 3 1nonths o ld. .
Hes got John Travolta's snlih'.
Kirstie A lley"s t>ye .
And the voi<le of Bruee Will is ...
...
~ Meet the 'Mutant Teenage Ninja Tun/es'
ly ANDEE IECK
Mca.:fy ..... s.Mc9
..
There arc 8 mill ion stories in the
pakcd city.
This is not just one of them. It's
the most imponant one of them:
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" has
taken ov<:r the television sets of
cv(!ry City.
How a tonguc-in<httk cartoon
show about crime-fighting, pizza-
crazy teenage turtles could grow
from a once-a-week kids' adventure
to an absolute phenomenon is the
stuff of which great American
le-gends are made.
The tunics started out as the
heroes -.. heroes in a half-shell," as
the motto goes -of a low-budget
comic book in 1984. The·
brainchildren of 22-year-old .shon-
order cook Kevin Eastman and 30-
year-old illustrator Peter Laird. 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Tunles ..
were a hip. hot hit.
Then came the toys. really cool
action figures: First there were the
good guys -Michaelangelo,
Donatell o. Leonardo and Raphael
-pet tunics that were accidentally
spilled into the sewer where they
came into contact with some really
nasty .. retro-mutogen ooze ... There
were the bad guys -Krang, the
bodiless brain from Dimension X.
and his human henchman. Shred·
dcr. And there was April. the in-
trepid Channel 6 reporter who helps
the tunics ferret out the truth in a
Teenage mutant ninja turtles
Mlchaelangelo fl•ftJ a"d Donatello are
DM17 NM.,.._ !tr ~Pesr
part of th• er••• now sweeping afternoon
TV and tOJ stores across the counny.
somNimes wicked world.
Then came the cartoon show: a
miniseries (true!) in 1987. and a
weekl~ s~ ndicatcd series starting in
198 . Some telcv1S1on stations ran it
in a heltcr-s kdtcr schedule. but kids
found 11. their parents found it. and
the\ ran out to buv more of those rearr~ cool toys: m·utant punk-rock
hog &bop. rhino thug Rocksteady.
Spli1;t1er (t.he t~ftles' ninja master), dispelled all doubts b}' dominating
and Usagi YoJimbo (the samurai the toy trade's Top 5. By the end of
hare). this year. we'IJ see 20 characters and
finally. came the new daily 17 a~cess~~es. B.ut cus.tomers r:nust episode~. of .. Teenage Mutant Ni nja remain d1l1gent )n their pun':'1t of
Tunics. They moved up the dial in · su<;h products; shelves are stnpped
some areas to different stations, in as .soon as they·r~ stocked.
some cases going up against "Mup-Playmates. ~h1ch last produced pet Babies.·· the tal~mg Cncket doll. expects an
Their sto~· does not end here. For
a product hoc that was met with
initial skepticism b) merchandisers
in 1987. Playmates Toys l ~c. has
even bigger year for the turtles line
in 1990.
That's still not all. The swelling
cult of tunic freaks will no doubt
expand like a pool of mutagen goo
with the Easter 1990 premiere of
"The TcenalC Mutant Ninja Turtles
Movie ... It's a S 12 million to S 15
million live-action feature th at has
Muppets genius Jim Henson Aboard _ ,
as creatu re creator.
Soon it won't be J USt your kid
who's sudden I) sa} 1ng an turtle-
speak. "Let's rock. dudes!" If you're
pretty cool yo urself. you'll be swept
along this totally far-out wave of
tunleman1a too.
Cow,bunga!
.
'Oklahoma' more than OK at Curtain Call ~
By TOM TITUS
Dally Piiot CorrHpondent
Few musica l comedies have been
re' 1wd and rc-rcv1,cd -at least 1n
Orange Count~ -quite 'iO much as .. Oklahoma.·· the landmarr... debut of
Rodgers and Hammerstein which
set a nc" ~tandard in musi cal
theater back in thl· m1d-I 940s.
Bu t. like a fl'" other old stalwans
r·~h Fair Lad,:· "Fiddler on the
Roor·1. the shci" dra"s ltke crat\.
hence 11s penod1c re-emergence. ·o
)OU ma~ not \ isit Elizabeth How-
ard's Cuna1n Call Dinn er Theater
between nO\" and Januar. \\Ith the
expectation of a fresh cxjx-nence.
But. you·11 be surprised. and
pleasaritl) so. Director John Ferola ·s
latest incarnation of .. Oklahoma" is
a rip-roaring. button-busting
hoedown which stresses the corned\
pon1on of the term .. musical corn-
ed\·· without sacnfic1ng the b\·now-
hallowed musical qualtt\ of the WO~. .
There's no visible cJev1at1on from
the familiar script at the Cunaan
Call. merel} a pumping up of c·ost-
ing material b} an enthusiast tc· and
energetic ~nsembk. trong voices 10
the leading role~ and high cx-
huberance 10 the comedic: assign-
me nts combine \\Ith the rousing
chorcovaph) of TC11) Bano to gH e
this "Oklahoma" renewed luster.
Neither Scott Wedekind nor
"10 ••• A MUST SEE FILM!'
-Gary Franklin. KABC·TV
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Chnsty Cook. in the leading roles of
Curle y and Laurey. are cut from the
matinee idol or femme fata le mold. but they are in splendid voice and
handle the .. C'orn a high as an
elephant's c~e" dialogue with gusto
and. incredibly enough. bd1e,·-
abili t\.
Mam Anne Schmidt is comicallv
radiant as Ado Annie. the girl who
.. caan ·t 53~ no:· even though she
pla}S much of her performance
downstage to the audience rather
than her fello"' actors. Joshua Carr
as the champion cowbO\ Will Parker
wrings the most from' his gullible
character and centers a high-voltage
"Kansas Ct t) ·· production number.
The lone fl } an the ointment 1s
Bo'b Tully·s Jud Fr.. the surh farm -
hand who pursues· the fair Laure}.
Tull) 1s neither phys1call~· nor vocal-
ly prepossessing -a baste character
requirement -and 10 fact is smaller
than Wedekind's Curlcv. which neu-
tralizes his menace an their standoff.
Veteran Curtain Call actor Dale
Jones 1s a show-stop{>ing delight as
the peddler. Ali Hakim. while Pat-
tJic WaJker is an ebullient. and
abundant. Aunt Eller. Pat Hanrahan
and his shotgun combtne for an
effecuve Pa Carnes and Jill D1van-
tier chortles her way to exasperation
as .the '-ia&ling Gertie. The ·Kansas City" and "Farmer
and the Cowman" production
numbers are so wild and energetic
that we hardly mtSS the excised
dream ballet. which would actually
be out of place in such a comically
textured rendition. A large (for din-
ner theater) ensemble lends strong
. -------.,CHI> ct•> 1*1 .. .............. _
-c.. .., __
!119> C1 11> 1 Mes
suppon 1n these segments and the
tttlc number which closes the show.
always an inspiring C'<perience.
..
··Oklahoma" will be running (an
appropnate term) through Januar)
at the Cu rtain Call. 6QO El Camano
Real tn Tustin. wtth performances
ntghtl~ except Monda' s at varying
cuna1n tame s. Ca ll 838-1540 for
ticket anforma11on. • • • CALLBOARD -.\ud11tons for
··shooting tars:· a corned ) about a
"omen· basketball team. are sched-uled for Oct. 17 and 18 10 the Studio
Theater of Saddleback College 10
M1ss1on VtcJO .... Patnck J. Fennell is
directing and will Ix' casting seven
women of 'a nous heights. ages and
ethntc backgrounds and one m1ddle-
aged male .... call 58~-4 763 for de-
tails.
Read1ng!I for an original chMren·s
01us1cal. "The Magical Wand of
Baled1:· will be held aturday from
10 a.m. to I p.m. at the Newport
Theater .\ns Center. :!SO I Cliff
Drive. Ne"pon &ach .... four chil·
dren. two magicians and several •
ammal characters are included in
the cast .... the show will OJ?Cn Dec. 13
and further 1nforma11on 1s available
at 63 1-0288.
The Laguna Playhouse will hold
tryouts for the world premiere of "A
!'light of Illusion" Oct. IS at 6 p.m.
10 the playhouse. 606 Laguna Ca-
nyon Road. Laguna Beach .... director
Arthur Lewis is looking for eight
men and two women for this com-
edy about the world of magicians.
which opens Jan. 16 .... more infor-~
mation 1s available at 494-0743.
...
' Orange Colat DAILY PILOT/Thurldey. Octobet 5, 1989 87
Mosco~ Virtuos·i live up to ·their name in ·GM
ly KATHY ur PAPI .,. ... c. .......
In the first concert of its Great Orchestra Series,
the Oranae.Coun,ty Pbilharmonic Societ¥ presented the
Moscow V~osi, conducted by Vladimir Spivakov, at
the Perfonmna Arts Center l'uesday evemn-..
sometimes obscured Futer's sound when ttie whole during other passages. This part gave way to an angry,
orchestra played. hurried melody with many discordant harmonics
. This Bach is a virtuosity piece that is not particu-before returning to the first staccato theme.
larly melodic; however, it was greatl)' appreciated by In the second andantino section. Stravinsky wrote
the audience, who applauded the soloasts for two bows. quieter. more melodic waltz sequences. again featuring
had the stnngs lay staccato and pizzicato passages that
were reminiscent of Twilight Zone background music .
Overall, the quality of the music was mystenous and
certainly not the kind of music to go to sleep by. The
audience appreciated the effort the mu$icians put into
the piece, especially Utkin's performance.
. The 21-piece sl:rlna orcbes~ opened its concert
with Johann SebutWl Bach's Concerto for Two Vi-o!in~ ~nd Orchestra. Spivakov and the orchestra's first v1~lirust, Arkady, Fu~r.: performc:<t the two solo parts,
The Concerto for String Orchestra by Igor the first violin and cello. The lasr section, an allegro,
Stravinslcy followed, bc&inning with a fast tempo had a frantic feel to the composition, with many
vivace, throughout whicn the violinists played t~e -tr~moloi undcrlCOring-a smooth,.atona~ melody. This sta~fo notes clea~ly and pj'eclSely. n is atonal. neo-gave an iR)prcssion that there was a storm under the
class1c wm:k •. Stravtnsky wrote a smooth duct between calm. It was a visual treat to sec all the strings bowing
the tint .vaohn and ceflo. . alike to end the piece.
For tbe last scheduled piece, the orchestra was
enhanced by both 'oboes ahd two French horns to play
Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 45. thf Farewell Sym-
phony.
· After the disc~dant s0unds of the Penderecki -with ,.tbcJo~e.u_v.10lin sound1na brilltant and-the
latter s soundina mellow and warm. This tonal quality --8unng-a-sfower-part, the stnnp performed the . . . . swelling passages nicely as well as accenting notes After the interm1ss1on .. the Moscow. V1rtuos1 per-·Pieee.-lt was very soofhlng to listen 0 Haydn's
enjoyable harmonies. The orchestra performed with
good dynamicf during 'the -allegro. The second adagw
part bad nice _puls10g passages and clean legato notes.
The moderately fast menuetto part had good contrasts
in volume even with the smaller orchestra, who gave
clean starts and endings to notes.
, formed a very modem {>ICCC by Pohsh composer
---------------------------------------!_(rysztof Pendereclci, Capnccio for Oboe and Ele ven
Python co-f"under CflaPiilan dies ·
' . . '
NEW YORK (AP) -Graham
Chapman. a founding member of
Monty ~hon's Flying Circus. died
Wedl1esday of cancer in Bri~in, a
spoltcswoman for the ·group here
announced. He was 48.
Chapman died in a hospital. said
Nancy Lewis, who represents Monty
Python in New York. Relatives and
fnends. including other members of
thr comedy trQupe, were with Chap-
man when he died in Maidstone.
Kent.
ChaR_man was educated at Cam-
bridge Uni versity and began his ca-
reer as a physician before the crea-
tion of Monty Python. according to
a release from the Glenn Schwartz
Company Inc.. a public relations
firm .
Gr•h•rn Ch~pm•n
was released in 1983. •
The troupe •had ·P-lf!Rncd a big
anniversary party \\'.ednesday itt
Prominent Fea-tures, a movie pro-
duction companr in Londpn <?Wned
by. some of the Pythons. but 11 was
canceled Wednesday morning be·
cause of Chapman s illness. said
Nancy Lewis, who represents the
Pythons in the United States.
The Pythons celebrated their 20th
anniversary three weeks ago by film-
.. ing a television special to be released
later this vear.
Since "Monty Python's Meaning
.of Life," its members' careers havr
gone in separate direc,tions.
Stnngs. This composition required the oboist, Alexei
Utlcin. to blare sounds out of his instrument, as well
as perform glissandos aod other odd sounds. The
viohnists played with no vibratto: it was almost lik.e
Penderecki wanted to have pure notes but had them
sounding like amateurs playing the instruments.
Dunng part of the su-minute piece. the composer
. This was a good beginning to the senes. asi
indic~ted by the audience's standing ovation for the
perf onners. '
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··Monty Python's Flying Circus"
made its premiere on the BBC on
Oct. 5, 1969. in a slot previously
fitted by a Sunday "ttligious dis--
cussion. and Ten-YGilfiam-ln a rast=paced
revue of sketches and blackout s
peued on absurd themes with a,
distinctly British bent.
Chapman starred as a cranky ~Id
kni_ght in an English comedy tele-vi~on show called "Jake's Journey."
wh h CBS-TV added to its fall 1988
sch dule because of the wnter's
sfri 'e: ' --M9cHeill-SnNk---.,-. Lttnr Contd Pmsewa .
History = MytWyll nSP6Ct0< M'orse -toli>I. of H'OllO< :; Kaltlalr Dane•
Proiect !(Part 2 of 2) o
The last original show was broad-
cast in December .1974. but the
snow's syndication in the United
States on public television made it
an international hit.
The show -brought together th e
talrnts of Chapman. John Cleese.
Eric Idle, Michael Palin. Terry Jones
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•
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Friday, Octob~ 6th
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-()qnge COM& DAJlV ptlOT/ n.nd8y, October 5, 1119 '
Businessman's illiteracy makes him think of suicide
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My'hus-bud and I run our own business. I
am happy . to say we have enjoyed
considerable success.
TM problem is that my husband
is illiterate. His inability to read or
write has caused this dear ~n a
put deal of ~ef. He has told me
that at times' f'is feelings of shame ancHnadequacy arc so great t)\at be.
has thought of suicide. When he
talks like this I become extremely
Upset I ,
We have tried a few tutors, but it was expensive an<t we didn't sec any
real progress. Besides, be is under-
standably reluctant to reveal bis
''handicap." I don't want to hurt his
pride by being open about asking for
help.
.l would be willing to teach him
m yself, but 1 ne(d guidance. Is there.
I ,. 'I. BO\ D
Babies learn
whlle sleeping
Debate goes· on over whether a
student can be taught in sleep by
tape-recorded lessons. Most experts
say no. But in the hope of teaching
a foreign language later, one
authority contends, it helps greatly
to play lao.guaie tapes to a sleeping
infant. Only m infancy, says this
scholar. can the someday student team to hear exactly the-peculiaritjes.
of the strange ton1ue. This makes
prol\unciation possible in the future.
Q· How do Germans say "Grand-
ma and "Grandpa"?
!\. "Oma ' and .. Opa." Do you
don't ha ppen to know how the
Spanish say them? Or the French?
O ur Language man is building a file.
Dogs fed onions don't get worms.
I'm told.
Consider the Lineman's Rodeo.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
yearl y sponsors one such. Most
popular event is the race up a pole
to rescue an injured lineman.
You don(t say "toes" in S~nish.
You say "fingers of the feet . •
some speciat..mduam available for Here are~ pNeUMa: bcuer way to reach the ircat Ameri-
adults that J co.Sia follow'? I would Qeck= ....._, fw a can public.
like an o utJint tell~'na me where to a.ea.I -•f ... ,...... Every time I bear someone say, "I begin and how to rogrcss. Even if .,...mu · La•d Llteney Ac-feel badJy," I want to scrom. Some-it didn't work ou for me as his de9 (P.O. Boa HI, Dep&. AL, Syr-times I do.
teacher, it would h a t\Jtor follow aC91!_,. N.Y11 JiJUt) ... IJ&eraey Thanks to the T V scriptwriters,
a .definite plan in ilctl.e"'df the WIBIM4 •f"1 tmerlea ('79' who slept durina Enalisb grammar
results we want. WWewaten Pukw y, Dept. A, Syr-classes everybody in the world is ·
There are quick-wci&ht-loss pro-acae, N.Y., lSU.• ., 1 now .!feeling badly" about some-gams, Alcoftolics Anonymo u1, If &Mre 11 ~lfl&. write ufl thi.na rir olher
sensitivity t!'lining. forcip tang~ t.lley will refer y• to i local Uteracy
courses, etc. Is there anything for pfOlram. P9bl.lc Ubrarla are allO a The only way a person can feel
those poor souls who are illiterate? ,... ....-ce of atelp. ftey are badly is if he has in.Jured bis handsi
Please help! Our son will soon be ....Uy ffllMC&e4 tea literacy ,.... in some way and cannot feel pro~
tt d ' kind rt A LOY .. _ II "'·•, f ~ ... _, erly. But anybody can feel bad. The a en anM eraa en. -• lf8ID or -n •-.• • ces ... best way to remember this is to
lNG W ' IMte :-tie cu IO to •r Mlp. 1 remind ~ursclf that a person can-DEAR WIFE: "'-11 r.rceat ., wldl YM Kt. clear' not feel dly any more than he can AmericaM (er I la 5) we me.._.-• • • t'. ly UUten1e. Hew 1M IC ta mat 1MH DEAR (\NN LANDERS: I hope: ieel sadly.
~ ue clteatt.a ~Ives "' you will not consider this too trivial Make my day and print this in
of H muy Mak ,._..,._ ftey a complaint to merit space in your your column. -HO NOL ULU
cu ate atel,H, HI t.lley ... , ... ll. column because .1 don t know of a R EADER ·
......... ,.0ct.5 Leaking ce1lina suv..cs as "warning."
LIBllA (SCpt. 23-0ct. 22): Aquerian says. "I want
to be on your team." Focus on versatility. humor. sense
of fitness. Popularity increases. social activities could
accelerate. You could purcha5t clothing. Accent wis-
dom.
A R I E S
(March 21-April
19): What begins
a.s a ··night o ut"
could conclude
with serious dis-
cussion. Focus on
future plans that. .. .. ll"llllRl"' might include
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Financial P,in results
froJTl wri tten request. Check guarantees, policies. ingre-•--•111 'dients. If you do your research. you could be amplr. rewa rded. Mem ber of opposite sex will remain loya .
Gemini involved. travel. Element of------
deception prevails.
Be discreet. Play cards close to chest. Pisces involved.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You get what's coming
to you in form of .. delayed payment." Emphasis on
intensity, j ustice. ~rong Jove relationship. Older indi-
vidual stands by. will help. PMtner or mate locates
missing an1cle. ·
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll be concerned
about relationship, where it's going. what's in it for you.
Spotlight continues on image. reputation. legal trans-
action. marriage. Long-distance call relates to possible
journey.
CANCER (J une 21-July 22): Stress independence.
daring, originality. willingness to "make l'()()m" for new
love. Attention also centers around employment. pets.
people who rely upon your judgment. Leo will· play
paramount role.
LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): Questions are answered.
Woman is involved. Scenario bi~lights the unonhodo,.
Your tntu1t1on serves as reliable guide. Focus on
c~ildren. ad\•enture. vanety. discove~. Aquanan 1s in
picture.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Rules are ··cxpand,·d"
fo r your benefit. You requested additional time and
you'll get it. Emphasis on /'roper\y appraisal. durable
goods. possible purchase o major household product.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22.t)ec. 21 ): Some will com-
plain, "You seem so moody." You arc actually medi-
tating. reflect!ng, deciding in connec.tion wit~ home.
secunty1 man tal status. Lunar pos1uon continues to
emphasiz.e independen~e. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Ba"CKstagc activities
h1ghl.light«1. You'll say. ··rm glad to be in the know. but
it might be more fun the other way." You'll be engrossed
in clandestine affairs. Special tour could be part of
scenario.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You get more than
compliments -you get cash on the barrel head.
Scenario features struggle, victory. justice, intensified
love relationship. Unique organization offers to beco me
ally.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You prove major
point. gain admiration from those who previously
represented OP.position. Some might say. "You are ready
to move on.
IF OCT. 5 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are dynamic.
restless. creati ve. could exhibit skill as photographer.
\\Oler, rcponcr. You are current!} in quandal) relating
to Ii fest} h;. residence. famil~ relat1onsh1ps. marital
status. Punic pieces will come together in November.
a month which features greater emotional-fi nancial
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• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recent-
ly someone asked "Wbat are
Oink'!?" You told them. "Double
HHIU(,I
1y CHARUS GOREN
and OMAR SHARIF
Neithe'rvulnerable. South deals.
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The bidding:
Soutll WHC Nortll East
1• 1 r, 2 0 P ..
2 • Pus 4 • Pua s• Pus P .. P ..
O pening lead: King of 0 ·
Leacnd has it that P . Hal Sims
never misaue$$Cd a missing queen.
When pranksters set up a hand
where the queen of _trumps was
missing and gave each def ender the
lady, Sims is reputed to have star~
at the cards for a while before an-
nouncing: "I think both you birds
have the queen of trumps!'~ Those
Income. No K.ids." Funny how each
era develops its special languqc.
Herc's the latest:
O INKS: Only Income. No Kids ·
SINKS; Sing.le Income. No Kids
PINKS: Paltry Income. No Kids
(thank heavens!) ·
WJNKS: What income? No Kids • -J.S. KANSAS CITY~. MO.
of us noc so adept at paaawork
must find other ways to locate her
majesty. -
North's cue-bid simply created a
game force without sayina anything
.about diamond control. Thereafter,
it was easy to steer clear or no trump
without a diamond stopper in favor
of the minor-suit game.
West cashed two high diamonds
and continued with a third round of
the suit. Obviously, the fate of the
contract binged on avoidina the Iota
of a heart trick. We doubt even Simi
would have. relied oo instinct. He
would have unearthed milady's lo-
cation in a more reliable fubion.
After rufring the third diamond,
declarer should draw trumps in two
rounds. Next, the ace and kin& of
spades are -cubed, followed by a
spade ruff. Declarer returns to hand
wiah a trump to ruff the lut spade.
By now, declarer hu learned
West started with four spades. m
diamonds and two dubs. A -simple
matter of arithmetic confirms that
West cannot have more than one
heart. Thus, declarer can claim bis
contract . If a heart to the kin& does
not fetch the queen, declarer can
take a marked finesse aaainst East
for that card.
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 5 1989. ~
These salads satisfy as one-dish meals
j
There's m ore to a salad than lettuce. Fo r a wholesom e o ne-dish
meal that is con venient yet satisfying. a salad ·s the answer.
A sure way to ma ke your salads special is to give them pizazz with
an unbca~able combination of wine vinegar and Dijon-style mustard.
Add' i tittle o il and this classic d uo can take on any number of
seasonings for a super salad dressing.
A taste of ho ney makes a perfect dressing for shrimp, spinach and
oranges. And few can resist a little bit of Italy -to n ellini. broccoli,
to matoes and on ions with creaD"l y, tangy to pping.
Fo r a touch of the trop ics. dress a chicken. pineapple and nee salad
' with a pinch o f ginger a nd serve m a pineapple shell.
PINEAPPLE CHICKEN SALAD
1 medium fresb pineapple
3 cups diced, cooked cblcken
i cups cold, cooked long-grain and wild rice mix
'1' cap cllopped celery
~ cap cllopped red pepper...
i tablespoons chopped scallions
'1'A cup vegetable oil •1, cup wine vinegar Ired or w&ite)
% tablespoons Dijon-style mustard
'11 teaspoon ground ginger
If.I cup sliced almonds, toasted
Cut pineapple 1n half k ngth\\lSe. c;kc1ng through top. 'coop out
, pineapple; dice and Sl'I a!Vdl.'.
In medium non-rnl·tal hn v.I, combine ch1cl..l·n. n ee. I cup <.heed
pineapple. cckr). red pepper and ~calhnns: set aside.
In small bowl. u'i1ng. v.irl· "h1slo.. tx·at 011. \lnegar. mu-;1ard and
, gi nger until smooth Stir into chicken ml\tUrl' until well coated Co'l'r
• and chill several hours to bknd na, or-;.
To serve. g('ntl)' toso; chic ken salad \.\ith almonds: <,enc m
• pineapple shell ~lakcc, 6 t:ups.
SHRIMP 'N ORANG E SALAD
"2 cup vegetable oil
•, cup wine vinega r I red or white>
3 tablespoons Dijon-style musta rd
i tablespoons honey
'h teaspoon grated o.range peel
6 cups torn spinach leaves
I pound shrimp, cooked and peeled
2 large oranges, peeled and sectioned
•, cup thinly sliced red onion
• In small bo"I. u-;1ng "lrl· \\h1.,k. tka1 t111. 'tnl·gar. mu.,tard. hunl''
and orange peel un11I '"Hlllth. '>l.'t as1tk
In large bu'' I. to~'> '>Pln~l h. '>hnmp. orangl''> and onion: '>l'f'l' \qlh
prepared drCS)tng. M ake~ 6 '>l'n ing.~. ·
DIJON TORTE LLl!';l SALAD
I/, cup vegetable oil
1"3 cup wine vinegar (red or white)
•, cup Dijon-style mustard
2 tablespoons heavy cream
I teaspoon Ita lian seasoning
I clove Rarlic. coarsely chopped
I pound meat tortellini. cooked and ('ooled
2 cups blanched brocC'oli fl owe rettes
1 cup seeded. chopped toma toes
2 tablespoons chopped S<'a II ions
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Chicken entree quick to fix
Baked Breakfast Cheese: Ideal
appetizer for morning or night
. There's nothing lilo.l· a frl·sh warm breakfast
pastry to tide 0\ er hungr~ c;tomachc; until breakfast
is served -cspcCiall} 1f ll·s Cali fornia fresh. Sweet.
nutty Baked Breakfast ( hccsc makcs-.an 1ntercst1ng
breakfast stan with a glass o f milk or Juice.
U nrolled rcfngeratcd cr~sccnt rolls are pinched
together to form the dough used 10 cover a round of
California Bne. The chee c 1s placed in the middle
of the dough square and spread "1th butter.
After spnnkhng wuh brown sugar. cinnamon
an~ n utmeg. the chee e 1c; finalh topped with
chopped p1stach10 nuts. and the corners of tbe dough
arc folded around the cheese.
T he c heese bakes for about 10 minutes until the
outer crust is a golden bro\\n . .\s the cheese bakes.
cracks in the Oak~ co,cr rclca~ the pungent aroma
of the Bne.
The spices bnng out a pleasant sweetness in the
cheese. Serve with crunchy green apple slices. fresh
pear "edges and r hunkc. of hn·:iJ
BAKE D BREAKF AST
CHEESE
I 4-ounce package refrigerated crescent rolls
I 8-ounce wedge or round of California Brie
1 tablespoon buner
I tablespoon brown sugar
•, teaspoon ground ciDDamon
Dasta cardamom or nutmeg
i tablespoons chopped roasted pistachio nuts
U nroll dough a nJ spread out on cookie shcl'I.
Pat crescents together pinching nll perforations
closed. Place cheese in ccnt('r . pread "11h butter;
top with bro, .. n sugar. o;p1ce~ and nuts. Wrap 1n
dough to enclo'ie all surfaces
Bake at .n .5 degr~c;. I 0-1.:! minutes until
browned. Sen l' ''-Ith ~ltlcd appkc.. ix·.irs and "rust)
rolls of bread. 'en cs ~-
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CITY CHICKEN
3 tablespoons na turally brewed
low sodium lite soy sauce
3 tablespoons dry white wine
~, teaspoon oregano. crumbled
..., teaspoon garlic po"der
..., teas poon paprika
6 boneless. skinless chicken
breast balves
S.. teaspoon cornstarch
Combine htc so' ~UlC. v.1ne.
oregano. garhl and. papnka: pour
over chicken m large plastic bag.
Press air out of bag. uc top sc-
cureh Turn 1ncr o;c,cral llmt'\ to
coat ·piece-; \\ell Rl'fn~wrat(' .,i'\
minutes turning hag o 'er cx-
cas1onall~
R e m o'e c h 1d.en fr om
mannade. arrange in "hallo"
m1c ro "a'e-safc bak ing d1 h
Cover "1th plas11c \Hap and
m1crowa\C o n H igh 3 m1nutcc;
Rotate dish: micro \\ a\(~ on High '\
minute\. longer Let stand. l'O\ ·
cred. J to 5 minutes
~kan" h1le. combine cornstarch
and 2 table poon water m small
~ucepan Remo'e .:! tablespoon"
pan dnppmgs. stir into cornstarch
m"ture. Bnng to boil: coo~ and
'illr I minute. o\rrange ch icken on
sen mg planer. spread glaze o'er
each p1ecl..' Scnc 1mmed1atel).
Make 6 (,Cf' 1ngs.
Book of~ers ideas to help children eat heart-healthy. meals
0~1 K..ids;· there arc hundreds ol
rncals •. snacks a nd dnnks tha t w1l1
not add cxfra fat calorics to chil·
dren's diets.
A breakfast of cereal. fruu. milk
and wholc...,.ain bread 1s the
"fuel" children need to act going
in the rnomina. 8ttakfast ho uld
Mid up to at least onc-founh of
da_i_!y food ~uiremcnt
Ttwc-Ama1ca11 Health Foun·
da&.ion uys )'0" c.an reduce fat .and
cholesterol at breakfast by ttrvina
low·lat milk and w~tn
brl9dl and mcaJs with f'nait.
Sandwiches made wuh wattt·
packed tuna and part·sk1m before sen mg to make them
m ozzarella and n cotta cheeses cn spy. Use carrot and ~kry sticks
m ake nutntlous altcmat1Hs to with low.fat chec~ and low·fat proces~ meats. Pla in low-fat YOIW1 dips.
yogun can be u!.ed instead of O ffer a variety ofrru1ts You can
m ay<>nna1sc 1n chlclt~ and tuna prevent sliced fruit from turning
salad s. l(etchup. mus~rd and brown by squeezing on lemon.
ch utnc) ha"c Hry h ttle fat and are hme or oranaic Juice. \\h1ch also
&ood ubst1tutes for butter and adds Ravor. Or try dned fruit •
m a)'onna1sc Tl') whole·\\ heat. such as fep, apricots a nd dates.
pumpcm1ckcl. oat and pita hrt:ad Wbole..p-a1n bttads and crackers
fot V -~-m11k• huJiJ\f... I AICh and a
Caulinowcr. broccoli. turnips. aood tourcn of vi tam ans. mineral'
mushroom : arttn peppers and and fiber. Atr·poODCd or m1cro-
t0matoes make colorful snacks. wave poprom without but\tt "
Soek fresll vCS('tabln 1n k) water another haln·bcah.hy nut. u~ . .
too. are nutnt1ous c;nads. full M
protein. The) contain fat. but vcl)
httl~ o f 1t 1s saturated fat l o"' ·fot
munch1c alc;o include pret1cls.
but watch the salt.
Cook )'OUr own \3nd"-1Ch meat
Roa t chicken. turkc\. beef and
pork. Rcm o"c the krn and fat
Bake or boil ham For fraM·
funcrs, your ht t choice I\ chi ken
or turkey hot d
T~ Amencan cal1.h_ FIDm·
CSauon sa $<> pcrttnt or more of
the calon es children cat should
come rrom carboh>dratt food .
The best '®recs 1.rc ~ pa ta .
potatoc cereal • grams. nee. pea~
and com. ~ htch arc also packed
with \1tamms and minerals.
An CIS) way to reduce fat intake
1s to scn-c mcatle d1~hc Try
pui.a Wlth mannara sauce. n ee
and bun , \~tables •1th low-fat
ch • and ~CS('t.able 1t~.
Ma.kc )'Ou r own tow-fat dnicns.
Scnc shcrbtt'>.. 1tt milk or ftottn·
fnut bits iMlcad of ioc cream.
Mufti~ rookies or tiles tlfm anto_-n-°'! more ~ ~ -""-
biked widl ~wheat ftour or a
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Ha.Vest autumn's flavors lri
turkey with fruit compote
It's a sure sian of autumn when
cranberries, arples and pears be-~me plentifu in the supermarket
!!nmduce section. The abundance ~flbis harvest brings new and
e;xcitina flavors to family meals,
pot to mention deep, . rich colors.
Here, The Lipton K.iicbens offer
· micr6wav~ easy recipe featuring
e flavor:s of autumn to liven up,
ur family meals.
• Ground Turkey patties with Fall
-:Fruit Compote arc not only pack-
~ with ~t flavor, they're also
•loeded wuh healthful ingredients.
Ground turkey replaces high fat
beef while oat bran provides bind-
ing, adds good roughage and heart
healthy benefits.
' The seasoning comes from ios-
~t spring vcgct.able soup mix. ~th its savory blend of vegetables
blnd seasonings. The soup m ix also
.,wds some color to the turkey
~ixturc so it micro waves bcauti-
·1ully. The patties a rc com-..
~
plemented with a colorful melanae
of cranberries and apple and pear
slices sweetened slightly with
brown sugar and cinnamon.
The flavors in Ground Turkey
Patties with Fall Prui t Compote
make the most of fall proudce.
Your family probably won't even
realize how-healthy this meal is for
them! ·
GROUND TURUY PATl'lES
WITH FALL FRUIT COMPOTE '
1 poud poud tutey
Z envJlepet iattut spriq ve1-
etable ..., mix
•;, cwp sliced P'ffD oaJoa1
~ cwp oat braa•
1 tea1poo11 poaltry seuoala1 'I• te.a1pooD l&I t 'I• cap pl•• Z tablespooas water
1 medJam. apple u d pear,
sliced ..
l c•p cranberries
3 tablespooas browa Hl•r
14 teaspooa groud claDamon
In medium bowl, combine
ground turkey, instant sprina vea·
etable soup mix, areen onions, a.t
bran, poultry seasonina. salt and
1/4 cups water; shape into 4 patties,
then chill.
In shallow 2-quart microwavo-
·safe casserole, place apple, pear
and cranberries; sprinkle with
sugar, cinnamon and remaining 2
tablespoons water.
LoosCJy cover with plastic wrap,
then microwave at HIGH (full
Power) St. minutes; stir. Ananae
patties over fruit, then microwave
uncovered 8 minutes, rotatiq
dish and turning patties once.
Serve fruit over patties. Makes
about 4 servin~.
•substitution: Use an cup un-
. cooked rolled oats.
-substitution: Use 2 medium
apples OR 2 medium pears,
sliced.
, ..
fiot sandwiches make quick, satisfying supper for the family
~ktter Homes and Gardens cheese: To p. with o ther sltce of bread. Bake 1 or 2 from the deli. Top with Havarti cheese slices. Bro il starring once. Serve on toasted buns wi th lettuce an
• Fast, wanning and satisfying, hot sandwiches sand~1ches tn a to.aster oven at 375 degrees F about I or 2 minutes to melt tbe cheese. Recap with roll top. sliced cucumber or tomato. Makes 4 servings. ~make a pleasing family supper. Here are some 15 m11~utes or until ~eated th~ough. Bake 3 or more EASY STROGANOFF BURGERS · ~suggestions you can put. together in no more time sandwiches ?n a baking sheet ID a 375-degree F oven Cook I pound gro und beef in a I 'Ii-quart micro-MEAT·LOAF BURRITO ~than you would spend in the takeout line. a bout 15 mtnutes. wave-safe cassero le, cov~red, for 4 to 6 m inute.Ii or Brush a tort11la wtth watcr to soften. Top wit
t MEAT AND CHEESE ON RYE HAM AND VEGGIE ROLL ~ntil no pink remains, stirying once. Drain o ff fat. Stir a lett uce leaf and dairy sour cream. Stack on cooke~
i; For each sandwfc h spread 2 strces-of l"ye 1>read Cut a th in slice otrltie top of a round club roll. in. Ill of ~n 8-ounce c~ntainer soft-style cream cheese meat loaf and Cheddar cheese slices. avocado wedge,
:•lightly with soft-style cream cheese and horserad ish Hollow out the bottom. lea ving a 1h-inch shell. Pile with chives. a nd. onion, 1/4 teaspoon salt and •1~ and onion sltccs. Add salsa. Roll up. Fasten with_~ f mustard. Top I slice with very thinly sliced sm oked vef) thinly sliced cooked ham inside the roll bottom . teas~n dned d1 llwc::ed. Cook m1.xture. uncovered. wooden toothpick. Heat ID a microwave on I uq
•turkey, very thinly sliced pastrami, and sliced Swiss Fill the roll with d rained marinated vegetable salad on high for I to 2 minutes or until heated through. pe rcent power (high ) 1 ~ t~l minute. ~ . I J
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Healthful
snacks for
youngsters
School's an -and so is the need
for high-energy. healthy snacks.
Whether the) are for after school
trea ts. or part of the lunch box.
growing minds and bodies need
lots of fuel.
So. here's one ti me when qualit)
calones really d o count. But. quail·
ty 1s the key. so keep sodium low.
fat the mono unsaturated type.
fiber high and nutn ents up. Tha t
makes every one of these calon cs
important to growth.
The comb1nat1ons of oats. bran.
dried fruit. chocolate and almonds
in these granola bars is not onl)
delicious. n's high energy and
healthful by making and using
almo!ld butter instead of o il, yoli
add qualtty monounsaturated fat
a nd a host of other nutrients.
Almonds are high in dietary
fiber. Vitamin E. ribofla vin.
calcium and iron - all essential to
growth. Almond butter is wonder-
ful. 100. simply spread on bread or
graham crackers as a snack. So.
bake up a batch of Chocolate
Almond Granola Bars a nd be as-
sured the snacks are on the right
nutntaon track.
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Churiky Taco Salad as good as it looks
Heany Chunky Taco Salad
makes a great meal in one dish. It
is ideal for serving while watching
the big game on TV. or for a
luncheon or family dinner with a
south-Of-the-border flair.
Skirt or flank steak is combined
with artkhoke~earts marinated in
picante sauce. kidney beans.
cheese and salad greens and
topped with a salsa dressing for a
Q.istinctive Mexican flavor. Serve
with tortilla chips. guacamole and
sour cream on the side to r.ound
out the meal.
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salad drea1la1
I amall ltead of Iceberg lettuce,
cat late 'I• iacll cltaaks
% ouce cu 1l1ced ripe oUvea
~ small oaJon, tltialy sliced
15 ouce cu red kidney beus,
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Makes 20 bars.
ALMOND BU'M'ER
1 cup wllole utaral aJmond1,
toasted (see above)
Yt .teaspoon salt
3 tableapoons vegetable oil
Grind almonds and· sall 10 food
processor with metal blade in
place untii fine .. With motor run-
nin~. add oil in slow steady stream
until almond butter forms. Makes
11. cup .
Nutrients per serving: calories.
186 ; protein . 3 .96 g :
carbohydrates. 2 l.4 g: dictaf)
fiber. 3.00 g; fat, 11 . l g.
cholesterol. 0 mg: and sodium.
34.9 mg.
Dlvfded almond butter, recipe
follows
1 Ya caps old·fasllioned rolled
oat1 ,~1 cup oat bran flake cereal
-... cup eacll ral11Ds and
chopped dried apricotl
1 cap seml·sweet claocolatt
cllips 'I• e11p honey
Spread almonds in single layer
on baking sheet. Bake at 350
degrees; 12-15 minutes. stirring
occasionally. until lightly toasted.
Cool. Prepare almond butter with
I cup almonds finely. Toss with
rolled oats. bran flakes. raisins
and apricots in large mixing bowl.
Melt chocolate chips in hcaV)
pan over low heat. Stir in honey
and almond butter. mixing until
smooth. Pour chocolate mixture
over oat mixture; stir to coat
thoroughly. Press into greased 9 x
9-inch baking pan.
Bake at 350 degrees. 20
minutes. Remove from oven and
press bars with the back of a wide.
flat spatula to pack. Cool. Cut into
20 bars and store in airtight con·
tainer at room temperature.
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half white flour. U.6C 2 eu whites
in place of 1 whole ca.
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Commi~tee splits on tax cut vote
WAS HINGTON (A P) -An
evenly divided Senate Finance
Committee refused Wednesday to
reduce the tax on cap1taJ gains.
voting instead to liberalize Individ-
ual Retirement Accounts in an efTon
to encourage saving,
along party lines. but both sides
agreed the battle will be fought again
on the Senate floor.
tration suppons Packwood's plan
The lie vote retained Bentsen's
plan to liberalize IRAs.
The I 0-10 vote was spin nearly
The vote came on an amendment
by Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Orc .. to
substitute a capital gains cut for the
expanded IRAs that Chairman
Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, had writ·
teb into tne bill. The Bull\ adminis-
Each side argued that the other's
plan was more beneficial to those
w11h higher incomes. but there was
little of the emotional debate that
marked House passage of a different
capital gJins cut and rejec tion of the
Two guilty in OC S&L scam
By Ctty News Service
~OS '\NGELES .->\ federal Jury Wednesday
con\tCted t\\O men of arranging a multimillion-dollar
transac,uon to defraud 1he government and siphon
assets from the now-defunct Ramona Savings and Loan
-\ssoc1ation of Orange
The JUr) convicted John Lee Mohnaro. 48. of 33
rnunts of conps1raq. bank fraud and making false
l'ntnes m th\.' lhnfts books.
Also conncted. on all 31 counts of conspiracy and
hank fraud he faced. wlls Donald P Mangano Sr .. 51
Molinaro faces up lo 165 }ears in prison when he
returns to coun for sentencm~ before U.S. Distnct
Judge Davi~ V. Ken)on on Nov. 13. Mangano. also set
for sentencing that da). faces up to 155 }ears.
Prosecutors said the men. through a complicated
deal to transfer the asse~ of a 180.unit condominium
prOJCCt in Palm Spnng.s. cau~d the collapse ol'the thnft.
once located on Chapman ..\' e.
The thnft went under in September 19 6 requinng
a $65.5 m1lhon federal batl-out for depositors.
The men were accu-.cd of engineenng a compln
scheme to transfer the owm•rsh1p of Cheroi..ee v 11lage to
Mangano in exchange for S2Q million of "orthless
(Please see FRAUD/CS
same IR.\ proposal a week ear her
President Bu sh Wednesda)
prodded the ~nate to follov. the
House·~ example and sharpl) reduce
the capital gains Lall
The House ve rsion would cut the
tax on capital gains, now 1~ to 33
percent. to 19.6 percent for two
~cars. then index 1t to inflation
. The vote against the capital gains
cut came as th\.' committee com-
pleted work ->n a bill. the chief
purpose of which 1s to reduce the
1990 federal budget defim b} about
SM b1lhon Thi.' bill "as appro' ed on
a voice 'ote ea rl~ toda).
Most of the dl.'fiCll reduction
"ould come fron1 a package of rela-
tl\ el) minor re,enue increases. in-
cluding permanent t"<tens1on of the
3 percent tax on local and long
distance ll'h:phonl' ~n 1cl.'
The b1gge<;t s1ngk mone}-ra1ser in
the bill 1~ a $J 6 b1ll1on reduction in
goq~rnml.'nl !\1 ed1~are reimburse-
ment<; tor do~:tors and hosp11.als
Thi.' n:mainder v.nuld come from
a potpourri of rl.'lattH'h minor La\
changl.'s. mo,tl\ afkrt.ing rorpor-
a11ons
Congress told S&L bailout fund too low
By DAVE SKIDMORE
Associated Press Writer
W ..\ HI NGTON The $5U
h1lhon Congress 'oted two months
.1go to rescue failed sa' ings 1nst11u-
t1on!> ma~ not bt· enough. a lop
rcgula10r said \\ednesda'. ra1s1ng
the poss1b1l11~ that ta,payers rnuld
b\.' asked for a scrnnd bailout.
Federal lxpos1t lnsuranre Corp
Chairman L. Wilham Seidman.
whose agency is in charge of dispos-
ing of bankrupt thnfts. told the
Senate Bankmg Committee 11 1s
much too early to reliabl~ predict -
the cost of the bailout.
But. he said. "i1 1s poss1bk that
$50 btlhon will prove to be an
insufficient amount to deal wnh
potential failures ...
His comments. included in "nt·
Signmaker sues Disney
SALT L'\KE < !TY I -\Pl -..\Salt
l Ukt' (ti~ -.1gn firm IS l>Ul ng rhe
\\alt Dt!.nl'\ Co for $1 5 m1ll1on.
d a1ming thl' man.1uct' 1n the main
l'ntranCl' at D1!.0I.'\ land 1n Anaheim
was frauduknth "copied from one
the lltah tirm drs1gm·J
General D1spla~ Corp 1s asking
lor $500.000 in compcnsato~ dam-
Jgc~. alleging 1ha1·, hov. much 11 cost
thi.' fim1 to design and rng1m·er a -.1~ D1llnc~ land fa1kd to us~:. and SI
mtlhon 1n pun1tl\e damages.
Ch1l'f l ' ~ 01stnc1 Judge for l 'tJh
Hrucc kn kins "ill hear the cac;e .\
1nal dall' ha!> nol bel'n set
G~neral D1spla~ alleges a marquel'
hcing bu ilt for D1!.nl.'~ land v.a s
u1p1l.'d lrom J '>1gn rh,· \\'alt D1,m·~
l o had as"t'd the l tah lirm 10
BUSINESS ~OTES
dl's1gn in Ju I\ of 1986.
..\fter modilicauons to the ung1nal
design to compl) with local toning
ordinances. D1snevland awarded a
contract to General Displa} in
March of 1987. but wuhdrew the
contract a )Car later. the suit allt·gcs.
General Display alleges that D1s-
ne) la nd designed ns own marquee.
making .. minor cosmeuc modi·
fica uons" to the Utah compan) 's
design and contracted w1th another
firm to build 11.
The Utah Slgn compan~ 1s char~
mg Disneyland vmh cop~ nght 1nfr-
mgement. breach of contract. unJu t
ennchment and fraud.
..\ spokesman for The \\alt 01snl')
C'ompan~ said u·s aga1m,1 compan~
poltc} to commt'nt on lawsuits
Business leads swapped
<\ bus1nl''i' v.oml·n·s networking group. Leads Club, in Hunt-
ington lkar h. meets l''l'f) Thursday morning at 7 a.m. The "omen
ml.'et to pract1n· marketing skills and exchange businrss leads.
Member-.h1p ,., limited to one \\Oman in each area of expertise in
order to a\l).td conthn of interest. For more information call Dr
Linda lk no;n. 1herap1st. at 964-7.:!71 • • • Cal-Star Financial Servkes lac .. 1n Costa Mesa.reported ne1
income of $288.000 'for third quaner Fiscal 1989. compared v.1th d
S35.000 profit for the !>ame quaner last ~ea r. a 7.:!2 percent inncaS<' • • • Luther Medical Products Inc .. in Tusun. announced its operat-
ing results. for F1 al 1989 m v.h1ch Lutht'r's 1988 loss "as slashed b~ $1 m1lhon bnnging the com pan~ to almost breake' en • • • Richard M. Kent rcCl'ntl~ Joined the tn'estment firm of m1 th
Barne' as 'Ke prcs1dl'nt. sales d•' 1s1on. Kent 1s based at the firm 's
Se"' p0rt Beach o llicl' • • • Idea Quest ha) announced an upcoming seminar for pro-
fessional v.omen. ··Lit<-Design for High ..\ch1e,ers.'' For more
information. call 7 30-~ ~61 • • • ..\ three-night ~·minar e'\amming le('~ concepts and pracuces of
successful mone) management. conducted b) World" 1dc In' est-
ment Netv.ork. \\Ill be hdd on consecuuve Wednesda\ nights at the
In inc Hilton. <Xt. 18. 25 and No'. I. For more 1n(orma11on. call
850-1~88. • • • International trade for eatrepreaears ud managers, as a ne"
H'nture or a!. business ex pansion. will be covered m a two-pan
internauonal program at ln ·ine Valley College. Oct. 14 and 21 For
more informauon. mil 5 5.:!-M494 • • • Diane Baker has heen appointed execuuve director of the
Huntmgton Beach V1s11ors & Con,ent1on Bureau. efTect1 ve Oct. 15
• • •• Jou R. Woodward ha!. been name<i Vice Pres1dt'nt and Manager
nf thl' SB'\ loan Dcpanment of Sunwest Bank 1n Tustin. • • • Advanced Logic Research Inc. has introduced the Powerfle'<
1486 Module fo r thl.' .\LR Powerflex PC. The 1486 Module step up
the pov.er of the I .:!.5 MHz 186-based PowerFlex lo 25 MHz 1486
tcrhnolog~ • • • Lt'aro ~our rights a nd respons1biht1es as a small bHU.es1 oWDer
ten 1est1mon) to the panel. "h1ch 1o;
taking Congress' first look at thl.' -
bailout since ll "as enacted .\ug. 'I.
an: the strongest } et from a go' em-
ment oflicial. Pnvatl.' anahsts ha'c
been ~•l\1ng for month) that the $511
b1llton f1keh "111 proH' 10 he onh a
do"n pa~ment ·
S<:1dman said the Resoluuon
Trust Corp . operated b~ the FDI(
to d1 )pose of failed SS.Ls. ewcct)
losses on thl.' ~83 seized b~ regu-
lator~ s.o far to total $35 b1llton
B\ the 11mr the bailout l'nds in .\ug·u~t 199.:!. regulators ma~ ha' t'
\c11ed as man' a<, 300 more dead '&L~. bringing the tolal to near!~
600. he said Tho)l' prOJecuon-.
.. raise qul.'st1on'i about the adequac~
ol the $50 btlhon 1n RTC funding.'·
Ho\\eH'r. l reasun Sl'l''retan
N 1cholas F Brad'. "ho heads an
admin1stra11on board o'ersel.'mg the RTC'~ performamc. said "I lo.no" 11f
nothing that's ocrurrcd since thl' hill
passed to changl' m~ mind .. that S50
b1llton hkeh I'> suffinent. On a
rl·latl.'d matter. hi.' \aid tht· RTl ma'
ha'l' to borro" $2:' billion or mon:
1n add111on IO thl' SSO htlhon. to
prt)\ 1dl' \\Orktng ta\h unHI It can
rl'LO\l.'f monc~ h' ~dhng loan'> and
rl'al e'tate oncl.' 0 " nt·d tn la1kd ":.t\. L., .
Congrl.'ss authon1ed the n1ra bor-
ro" 1ng. but Sen. Donald \\ R1l·gk
Jr .. D-M1rh .. t"ha irman of thl' ban"·
1ng comm11tl't'. aid $25 h1llmn v.as
for more than en' 1s1oncd
So tar. thc RH . ha!. run 1hrou1th
$2!1 b1l11trn $1 ~ h1lhon w do)e ~~
.,mall \.,'.,L <,. $ ' b11l1on to handle
tiH' l~rge 1n<.111u11on' h~ nl'\I "l'l'k
and t1H' \mailer nol-~t'h.'ompleted
deals. $!1 5 b1l11on to rl·plaCl' h1gh-
t'll'>I dq>os11-. and SI ~ btlhon a~ a
rl''t'f\ l' lund 10 h.indll· hqu1dll\
prohkm' at thrill'> th.it h.i'e fa1kd
hut arl' '>1111 lirx·n "ll'1Jman <,aid
C:kput~ T fl'J'un \l'l'rl.'tan John
E Roh-.on \J1d lhl' mab1h1' to do~
the tiH· h1g tJ!.I.'' b' \qll 'll. thl.' las1
da' ol liwal 14 4 mean-. tht' rl·-
ponl'd kdl·r.il hudgl·t ddic1t \\tll b\.'
ahou1 S!I h1ll1on higher in li">cal
149()
Ho\lo l'\lT hl' '>a1J that "'ould no1
tnggt•r .1u111mat1l 'pending cuts
unJtT thl· <.1r.1m m-Rudman lav.
Tht' 14411 hudgl.'I l''ll matl' 1a"t'n fnr
Jt·1,·rm1n1ng 1ho'e 1:ut., "a' made on
.\ug 15. hl· '>:ltd .\I a Sl·parate
hearing ht•IJ h' a I 0-ml·m tx·r Htiuse
Banlo.1nl? ta,i.. lor,e lh·p Tom
\k \l tlkn ll-\IJ tompl.11ned
.1tx1ut K1l pr,1Jt't111111' thJt 11 "'l1uld
,.,.,l'll 1rnm I I 'i11 l·mpln'l'l''> ,urrcnt-
h to tx•t\\t:l'n S.111.lll and tu ll<XJ
.. ,,, t>nt 1n1,·n1.kd 1h1' kg1~la11lln
10 , rt•Jlt' .i h1g hurl· Ju, ra1.'
t That '1 th,· IJ<.I 1h1ng in tht• "orld I
\\3nl .. hl' '.Mild
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurad8)', October 5, 1989 C7
IBM program seeks out
data-devastating PC virus
NEW YORK (AP) -lntcmauonal Business Machines Corp.
has announced a program that checks for viruses m personal
computers, responding m part to customer womes about an
1m~nd1ng attack.
News reports about the Dat.acnmc virus. which will attack after
Oct. 12. have caused widespread alarm e"en though experts say the
virus 1s rare and a relatively s.mall number of personal computers
will be harmc~. ·
"Up until the recent press hype. our customers had not
expressed any tremendous interest over and above what we alread)
do in terms of sccunty products and awareness ... s~ud An G1lben.
IBM's manager of secure systems indust~ support.
The Datacnme virus cnpples personal computcrs· hard disks.
where programs and data arc stored. b~ wiping out the directory
secuons known as the paruuon t.able-and file allocauon table
Experts who have dismantled copies of the '1rus sa~ 11 1s s.et up
to attack computers when their internal calendars go past Oct. 12
the trad1uonal date for Columbus Da'
Small companies in the aptH'lrus field c\pressed suppon for the
step b~ IBM. the world's largest computer com pan).
"It's about time one of the big bo'~ realized v.hat a problem this
1s and did something about 11 To date all the ant1-v1rus acuvll\ 1s
t>eing done b~ the mom and pops out 1here .. said Ross Greenberg.
a "'c"' York-based consultant and aut hof ot Flu-Shot Plus.
"Ifs a ver) important and respon~1bk ~te p." said Pamela 1-uine.
president of Panda Systems in \\ ilm1ng10n Del and author of a
ne\' bool . ··virus Protecuon ··
IBM said its IBM Virus ann1ng Program for computers that
run Microsoft Corp.'s DOS ba~-la,cr softwa re would spot three
strains of the Datacnme '1rus as "ell a~ more common '1ruses that
go b} such names as the Jerusalem Ll·h1gh. Bouncing Ball Cascade
and Brain. •
Th~ program 1s a'a1lable direnl~ from IBM or from dealers.
marketing representat1'e!> and rcmarketcrs for $35. (,tlben said the
program will detect but no1 a ad1l'ale '1ruses
Some other companies~~ the} have product!> that wi ll erad1catt'
'1ruses, although others sa~ such program!> are not reliable. ·
Gilben said installing a '1ru~ checker 1s not a substitute for safe-
compuung practices such as ma"ing backup copies of programs and
data and being cauuocrs about soft"are of unknown ongm
Bush asks for aid hike
\\ ~SHl :"-iGTOS I -\Pl -The
Bush adm1n1strat1on. pressed b'
Congre s to do more to suppon
pohucal reforms in East-bloc na-
tions. \\ ednesda\ announced 1t
v.ould seek $200 m1ll1on 1n ad-
d111onal aid to help Poland restrur-
1u re 11s 1roubled econom,.
Pres1den11al spokesman Marian
Fmwater also said the \\'hilt' House
is read~ to nego11a1e with Congress
on the ultimate size of the aid I
paekage .. The dramatic changes 1n Poland
0 ' er the pa<tt tv.o months ha' c lent
nev. urgenc~ 10 our efforts.''
F1tzv.ater said
The admm1strauon prnpo..al -10
he a grant rather than J loan -1s
in add1t1on to $21 Q m1lhon in aid
pre' 1ousl~ announced b~ President
Bush
It come a da' after H ou~ and
~natl.' Democratic leaders JOtnll~
proposed a ia.r-reach1ng S' ~ b1llmn
aid pad.age
Bush al<,o 1n~ 1ted 10 \\ ashmgton
separate!~ both Poland's nev. pnme
minmer. · hdant' member Tadesz
Mazo"1t'tl1. and communist Presi-
dent \\ OJciech Jaruzelsk1 "at umes
con' cn1en1 tor each of them.'·
F11z v.a1er said
ore
ave?
b\ dllendmg a free JR · sponsored workshop to be held Oct. 24 at 34 Ct\tC Center Dmc. Room 720. Santa Ana. For more informauon
call 643-4060. -. . . Sbarp Corp. of Japao. 1n Irvine. has introduced a new neural
network image processor that simulates human vision and suppons
, aned personal computer desktop apphcat1ons at speeds 1n the 700
MPS "supercomputer?' range. • • • 81rberry1 the raincoal rttailer. is set to o~n a store an South
Coast Plan on Oct. 7. It is the company's 14th store in Americ.a.
and the fiNt venture in a southern climate.
If you \\7ant t() kno\\' ,,,here
t0 get the intere t and ~afety
yoµ \\'Clnt for ,yc L'lr avings, its
6--MonthCD
860% • YIELD* • • • Allersu, lac. in Irvine. declared a cash di-..,idcnd of SO.OS per
Share fto'lyable Dec. &. to shareholders of record Nov. 17. . .,... ...
0181, Eva11 ud Co. a CPA finn. has consolidated its Santa Ana
and Newport Beach offices into new headquarters at 18401 Von
Karman. Suite 200. in Irvine. • • • The New.port lica(b. office of ._,... Lftmu ll•n. ls
sponsorina semjnars titJed "financial Survival in Today's Retire-
ment World." They wiU take place from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 24
at Buffums dcpanment store, Fubion Island. and Oct. 26 ai Buf'fUmt
1n the Wtttmtnsttt Mall. For mo~ 1nbmatioe. calJ 644-911 l . • • • • .. ,~, IMa• ,.,. ••••" ts tbe dlane tor Oms County
Fan's third annual Ninc11 ~~ !tb. 21. I~ at the f&irpounds an COiia Me& Fir -.e iab'ms1 ae. call 7>1 -3247.
•-1. -11\o ... ,.. tif 11 ' 11 for Nali-i L.Umbei'Allllillr~•! v.., .... ._.~uthlt com...,.. .•. ~ •
lir Miinen tommusu~ a1
••• Oct. 18. For more
in1ple -a k a11y Californian.
Yc)u'll hear one name moli
than any oth r.
Bl
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Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, October 5, 1989
•
Pickets marching. at Boeing plants
SEATILE (A P) Tt'n~ ot
• thousands of Boeing Co. Ma h1n1-.h.
~ anger'C'd by what they called a !tling)
' wage offer from the aerospace giant
' hit the picket hnes Wednesda) and
: said they would rem:un on <;tnkl'
: until they got a better offer.
; Pickets walked in 45-dcgree
• weather outside one of 8()(.'ing's ~Seattle planlS. wa"ing sign\ a'
: motorists and truck drivers honked
: horns.
; "The'" attitude's i ood," said Ma·
~ chinist Bnan McT1a,he.;·Pcoplc arl' 2 willing to picket. w1Tt1ng to do '-"hat·
•t ever it takes. The attitude seems to
. be militant."
, The Machinists union. which rep·
I resents 43.000 8()(.'ing workers in the
Puget Sound area. 12.000 at Boeing"1
: Wichita. Kan.. plant. I. 700 1n
·: Ponland. Ore .. and smaller number<; :j in a half-<lozen other locatlClnl>.
struck at I :?:0 I a.m. PDT "'hcn 11') •
rnntnll't c'p1rcd.
Federal mcduuor Douglas Ham·
mond. who joined the: talki. o'er lhl'
\\t'cil.t'nd. said he wanted nt'g<>-
11a11on' w re umc Qu1ckl> bet"'cen
thl' t\\O ')ldelt because of the number
ot' people affected and Jhe potcnual
1mpal'l of a long strike tit Boeing.
Washington's largest private em-
plo,l·r
No 1.ilk' \\Cfl' announl·ed.
although both \It.le~ tntl1cated Tucs-
da~ the} were willing to resume
ncgo11a11 ng.
Members of other unions reported
10. wort.. Wedne da). and B~ing
lon11nut·d production wort.. in the
~·auk ;.m·a "'1th managrment and
non-UJuon emplo~ees.
Boeing 'Poke"iman Ru s Young
said thr stnke began peaceful I\ "'1th
no reports uf fm uon at an~ of the
rompan\ \ plants
Ho'-'e\l'r .al the rc~ue!>t of Boeing
·Rockwell wins AF contract
., By City News Service
Rockwell lnterna11on~ t orp. re-
ported Wednesda) '" Anaheim
division hai. ""on a $69 milhon
contract to modcrni1e tlw a"1on1cs
systems on the F-11 I D amt F-1 I I f
: fighters being used b~ the .\1r Furre.
' Officials at Rockwl•ll\ \nahc1m·
e\l'X'l ll'd 111 1111pw' l' n:llabtlll) and
ma1n1a1n.1 h1lt1' 111 the lraft and
pro' 1dt· 1lw .111.1, (.. It'! "'1th a '>l:lll'·
ofthl··art 11 .. 1, 1g..1111111 .and \\t'aP<.lO'-
dl'11,,-r~ l',1pJt11h11r' ''htk '1anJard-
111ng lhl· 1-111 lll'l'I
Ot thl' IMI J1r1.1.111111 Ix· upgraded.
79 ;1rc ;i<. ... 1g~·d tn ( .inn1)n .\1r ForCl·
Bast-. 1\.1\1 1Ah1k thl' rl·ma1ndcr an·
at the Rm:il \ir I 01ll'\ l at..t·nht·ath
Bast• ou1~1dt• 111 l 1111Jo11
la"')ers. a ftderal Judge in Wichita
1!1.sucd an in)uncuon limiting the
number of e1cktts at Boeing gat~
and proh1biung pickets from speak-
ing in an abusive or intimidating
manner to tmployees trying to re-
pon for work.
Tht order was granted after pick-
ets stopped each vehicle headed
toward the plant. anempting to per-
suade the occupants to honor strike
hnes. Traffic was snarled. with de-
la ys of three hours or more reponed. B()('ang·~ contract offer included
an immediate raise of 4 percent with
3 perce nt raises in both 1990 and
11.)91. plus annual bonuses of 8
J)l'rccnt of a worker's gross earnings
1h1c; \car and 3 percent the next.
Workl!rs haven't had an increase
1n base "'ages -"'hich detennme
J)l'ni.t0nl> and other benefits -for
SI\ ~cars. although Boeini paid
bonuses of I:! percent in 1986 and 5
FRAUD
From C7 prom1sSOf) ntHes .
.\ccord1ng to A!ts1s1an1 ll.S. At·
tom e> tc\ l'n Z1pperstei n. the men
bought Ramona in 1984 and quick!)
changed 11 from a "mom-a nd-pop"
thrift. ~ .. h1ch mostl} made home
loans 1n Vl.'ntura County, to an
organ1 Lallon involved in larger real
c<11a1e projects.
The two spen t $25 million. m:arl~ a quaner of Ramona's assets. bu1ld-
1ng Cherokee Village but were able l based Autonrllc' St·n'>Ot'> and \1r-
craft Systems said thl' prugram ''
1Dow climbs to new record·
~ NEW YORK (.\Pl -~tod .. pntl''
reached record h1ghc; for thl' \l'rnml 4 straight session \\ cdm·'>da~. nding
-t the latest wa' e ot the fl{)'' crtul aJ.
~ vance that began al mn<.1 a ~ l'ar .1gu 1 The Do"' Jone-. a' t•ragl' or '" '1 1ndustr1al s l'11mhl·d In c;' 111
, 2.771.09. stretching 11s gain <,inu: thl' 1 stan of the "'eet.. to 78 ~7 1><11n1'
' Advancing ll>Sue~ ou1numht>rl·d
' declines b-. about 5 to ~ in na·
: tionw1de trading of Nt•w ) ork ~1m I..
~ Exchange-listed stocl..s. w 11h lO l up.
~ 656 down and 506 unchanged < . Volume on thl.' floor of tht· Bi g
•, Board came to 194.SQ million
~ shares. up from 182.55 million in
) the previous session. Nat1om' 1dl.'.
i. consolidated volume in 1' Y E-ll~tl·d
issues. including trade~ in those
stocks on regional exchanges anJ in ~ the ovcr-the<ountcr market. totaled
.. 23 1.99 m1lh on shan~s. The ne\' aJ.
vance in st()('k pnces \\a aunhu1t·d
in large measure to p<.'rnstent
strength in the dollar and declining
mterest rates.
Talk began sumng in the financial
world early this week that the Feder·
\ lSE [PS 4 DOW\S
NEW YORK (AP) -The following hsr shews Ille New Vork Stock E )(Charige
J
stocks and warranls 111a1 have gone uP 1he most end down the most based on oercerit of Change for Wedne$d&Y No securiries 1red1ng ~low Si or 1000
J
shares are included. Nel end percenrage chanqes are the difference t>elween fne _p~rev•ous closing price and Wednesdtf~\ S.JO P m Price
J Heme Lut Ch, Pct. ~ ~ ~~~f,~~us •1718 f S e 8~ lH ~ ~FCRrp • + '• UP 125 : i l~J~:1~~1 I '; t l : 8~ 1H
• ' ~;~aPllHd pf 4 p. i 27e UP 7 4
I rezllFd ~311 'e UP 6 7 reJher 4 • u P 6 7 SX 3.50Pr n 3 1 UP 6 7 lockEnl i , l ~ UP 6 ! ti •SCde NGs 1 1 I e UP 6
111 lrcullCtv s 2 " I~ UP 6
JI R1.·,l·n1.· n11~ht '"on l1nJ room tu
rl'la\ 1h , rl·d11 J'11ll1.' lurthn
pH1mp11.·,t h~ '"1" -1 11-nllldl·r:i tl'
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F111.a m 1cr ( arl ltahn "ho o" n'
:i bout I I JX'fl'l'l1 t nl t tw u 1m p.1 n' "a' \\II.kl ~ runwn·d 111 tx· tnlrl·:i,ing
h I' 't:ih• In .I 1111 I\ l' !ti l'n h.Hll l' 1 hl'
r~lutn on h" tl1\l''lrn1.·n1
WHAT ;\\'SE DID
NEW YORK. AP
Aovanceo Dec .neo U"C"d"9eC: To·a H~e?.
New '"ll"S Ne~ ows
Oc• 4
Wed. 878 ~1 1997 '11
K!iJi 1111 1l i (£11
NEW YORK (AP) -Sales, • pm. price arrd nel chanlle of ine lS mosi active New York S1ock. Excha09e issues rrao1ng na· t1ona1tv al more 1t111n S 1 Name Volum Last C~IJ. USX Coro 12.714, l ~~ t ~ ~M ~,042,2 1 • t-ft nrQ..nOG n ~79, 2 enElct , 57, '~ + l1J r1~M__y_$q 2 40, >, + • Amer T&. T l. 44. 441, -• ~:~~~gin, s 1
1:m;, ~~·~ t 1~ McOnld s . 1. 3 -' , ~oeinll s 1. • 5 , -• mlhBcheor 1,4 , 41 t >. i_IKodak 1.m ·· 48 '· + 1 TE; Corp l, , 6S1' + l , Navistar 1, ,7 4~ -e Exxon I, 7 , 45 -'•
DOW 'O\ES A \'ERAGES
: 11C~~U~_0rp ~>~ r~~ 8~ r.~
HCP pf A 6'• ~ UP S
=ii ~~I ~d 2ll11~ 1 HU~ 1l ~~~:s 1~R&1(~t> -Final Dow-Jones ~~ftttnc , 1;: u~ i.l s o~ ~· iilh t.oljf aose ~ oeiur,eCp >. p. UP 5 !J:1d 276121278 S22738.792171 09:t16 Med ronte s 643• 3 t UP s· 1 Trn 1459?64 I 74.57 14S0.39 l~7J 1+ J
... ,,,. ~'{fNs Ch9 P . 6 ~.'~ 1~1~11JH:lde5s~2lc\9njH\9 ~ ~ MAI Basic ~· • -~ 10 9 lnous 33, J .. lmPC~m -• 77 Tran 4, , Peth4 omun -'. t 7 7 Ulll~ J.6 lJ,200 !J!d t_Mfo -• I 77 6S Slk 41, 117,200 ~~w pfr.Plr J~. ·.:: ! 1 ~ !
,
~vM!5hbox 6,_.. -' , 7
'J!':cust tl~ = ~ 6
end 2 t l • -I • ~ 4 ~i'~~~ 41*~~ = 2~ rl v Mcof.! pf ~ = :~ ~:
blkk Ind 'n -1/e 4. •mtlCrow -I/• 4. 'XCO!P 3 ~-I ~ ( leotsla 1 ~ -" u
anCP J.4 -'Ill "·l Vrc 111 -'• If 4.
$ ~ -•• '·
I ~PFn ~ = '~ :: rwlnt -1• 4 1 Al s 4112 -~ 4 1 Rev James 17~ -J,. 4 1
WETALS PRICES
NEW YORK IAPI -Soo1 nonte<rout melal ptteet
Wednesdav
ANMlflV"' 7800 O@r OOUNl NV Com<!> ~POI m(ll'lll\
Wed C...,... S 1 •n~ a oouno u s c1~11nahona
Coppe< '313S cenls""' oovnd NV Com.• tl)OI
month W&O L-.d 42·•• Ge<'I• a pound Zlftc • 80 ll<!<llS I pOund tl9'1Vf!ted
• Tin $4 934C Melals w-cornpo~t~ Dfte• per 11> 1 lthe< · SS 250 "!andy & H111man ton!) dally QUO!el .-.W SS 2•6 per troy oz NY Comf!• ec><>I monl~
Wed
lllletcwy S255 00.SUO 00 per 76 11> n.-~
YO<ll ~ • S•95 00·'496 00 lroy Ot N Y tcOl'tractl
~ SA92 20 NY ~c 1P01 I* llOy OL Wed
CLASSIFll:D INDEX 642-5671 .... "°""' Obfl• co. ... ,.. ... ..,,,. •••• co. -1111
I ntt•rnational Busincs~ tachint·<>
gained ~·, to I08''-rebounding
from a recent slide that greeted
u1 .. appo1011ng earnings ne"s from
lhl' rompan~. .\s measured b~ \~ ilsh1rc ~ssoc1a1cs' index of more
than 5 -000 act I\ ch traded :.tocks.
1h1.• market 1ncrl·ased $19.11 b1ll1on.
or 0.55 percent. 1n "alue.
The NY E's composlle inde\ of
Jll ir<, h\tt·d l'Ommon s1ocks gained
I 14 10 147.98.
St.anuard &. Poor's rndustnal
inc.Jn ro!:>t' 2.60 IO 407.04. and S&P's
i()().\tock l'omposite 1ndt'\ was up
2.23 at 356.94.
Tht• '.'l.\SD~C.) compoo;1tc index
for the over-th e-counter marl..et
adJt·d 2.04 10 479.32 .\t thl· .\ml·n-
can ~tock Exchange. the market
'alUl' 1ndn clO!>l'd at JQ4 36. up
I '4
WHAT AllEX DID
NEW YORK (API Oct 4
Aova riceo Dec1oneo Uricnangeo Total •ssues New highs New lows
wm
~~~ 839 49 ,16
AllEX LEADERS
\"SDAQ St,.,_ARl
NEW VORK (API -Most it.<;live_over-the-counler SIOCkS SUP.Piled bY NASO. LAISt .... Su~~~ s~~~ Bif1•'4 Ashd 'tfi;' lnlel 2 m:60l 32''1 l.. ~aguar 2~& )' 10!. +l7·p Mo~·~A~' ( i'. ~~·~ tt'~ ~ pfH 1, , fc11 Fl xec 1, , 11 • -'• M I 1, 4, •SJ,. Apple( 1,421, 44' • + ~
GOl .. D PRICES
percent in 19g7 and 191$8.
The proposaJ also would ha vr
rcductd compulsory o,·erume from
200 hours a Quaner to 160 hours
and boo tcd $0me benefits and the
cost-of-hvmg adjustment.
For the ave rage Machinist making S 13.39 per hour, the offer would
have meant an add1t1onal S 13.800 in
income over the next three years.
The M~chintsts have declined to
disclose their exact bargaining pos·
11ion. However. members have in-
dicated they were disappointed by
the proposed pay rai c from Boeing.
which is enjoying record J.>rospcrit).
and were upset thc offer did not end
mandatory ovenime.
"Most people we talked to were
basically insulted b~ thc contract."
said picket Bryce Bushby. •
Worldwide. Boeing emp_l9~·s
144. 725 people. including I 06.QOO an
western Washington .
to sell onl) ~ven of the con·
dom101ums.
When regulatorc; e'presscd con-
cern about the prOJCCt. Mohnarc
bought out Mangano·s half of
Ramona then transferred the re-
maining until> to Mangano b) using
fake corporations to hide his 1n-
' olvement. Z1pix·r<;1cin ~1d.
The units \H'rl' t)\l'rpnced to
allow Ramona lo ~ho\' a ph ony
profit on the prOJCl't. Zippcrstcin
said .
The prosecutor charged Molinaro
took a $2 m11l1on di\ 1dcnd • for
NEW Y<f,RK (API -The following list shows lhe ver· lhe· Coun1er srocks and warranrs lhar have 3one uP rhe mos1 and ~own lhe mos1 oue on c>ercent of change or Wednesd~v No secunlles rrad1ng oelow s2 or 1000 snares are included ~el and i>ercenlaR,e cnanqes are lhe d•I erence between e prev1oys c1os1no Price and Wednesoav·s last or b•d price UPS Name LISI Ch9 Pct. I Profesnllnvl '1 f 1, Uo ~! ~ NllLorBI\ 3~ 1. UP V~la r~ un 6 • + 7· 16 Uo 4 K R c 311·16 +1~·16 UP
S wavhd~I 67 ·16+1 ·16 Up ~ ~ ortsCfil ~!I< UP ~lclrn ele UP * olarMolec uo 100 ~odenolT ech ~ • I UP 19 0 10 canOPltCS . ' Up 18 2
Joint venture creates
'Perestroika Shops'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Nisoc1.ahlr and vanous groups .'°
lhe Soviet µnion art combining in a JOIOt venture to put ~1ct
products on sale in "Perestroika Shops" in both countncs, 11 was
announced at the Soviet Consulate.
Wednesday's crowded news conference, compkte with tea. cakes
and cabbage-stuffed piroshk1s, took place before a. bac.kground of
items that migllt be carried in the shops -includin.s Jewelry and
a clock purportedly made of a dismantled SS20 m1ss1le, and a doll
fashioned from reindeer skins.
..This 1s an attempt 'to show that workmg for peace is
profitable." Sovie t Consul General Valentin Kamenev said. "We arc
going in the right direction."
Kamenev and Pat Montandon. who has been waging a U.S.-
So" iet peace movement of her own for eight )Cars. said t.he "make
peace profitabl e" ventun.· will install the shops around this country
10 exclusive!) handle a 'ar1et) of products from the U.S.S.R.
"The ch mate for that. 1n So' 1e1->\mencan relations. has never
been better." remarked Kamem·v.
himself based on tht" profits from
the purported sale. But pa) men ts on
the loan were d eferred for three
years. meaning the propen1l.'s had
cf!cctl\ el} been gi' en lo Molinaro.
Z1ppen.tein said.
pol1c1es of the Federal Home Loan
Bank." Scotll said.
Defense attorne} Gt·rald Scolll
argued the loan was legi11matt' and
that deferred pa} men ts werl' com·
mon in business "'hen projects \\l'fl'
in trouble.
Scolll called Molinaro a scapt'goat
of federal banking otfa1als. ··The
only reasons the two dt•fendanls an·
in court 1s becausc of thc failing
II I Lell un
Yf"
UP IB 1~ ~sAmMed UP I rplSy un '• J UP Ir I• Warehl:fCluO '• , UP I 4 15 Hunter nv r ,~ UP 1 0 I~ Nall HMO UP 14 ~ 1 PolrMol w1 UP 14. 1g S~ullHom UP 14
1 lnr a~Eou'P i ,. • UP I~~ r Too" ~"'" '1 • + • UP 1 SunM1crsv s 17 • t I'• UP I 2 ~ Maro..vTc un I~ • I'• UP 12 I FullonFg1 1'1 .. • UP 11 8
4 ln~illrm 11 3~8 t ~ UP 11 5 S 5 1 s1ee1 L J UP 11 I 6 uadrex • UP 11 I
DOWNS Name Last Ch~ Pct. I NrlhAlllnd 4 • -•11 ~f ~· 4 ~ N~clSUPrl 9 ~ -r· 'F M ctiaelFood 14 " -• f 1 7
··w11h the current savings and
loan cnses. rl.'gulat0rs accept no rl'·
spons1b1hl} and chose only to blamr
owne~ as though everyone became
a crook overnight." Scolli said.
Mangano said he was d1sap-
po1nted b> the 'erd1ct.
.. .\pparantl~ the jury was swa}cd
b> the government's argument of
concealment. It never was the in·
tent." Mangano said.
His attornc\. Michael Wh11e. said
hl' "'Ill appeal the ve rdict.
~ EnvrnMon un 2. -., 18 2 s xvim·cs 9 -p . 16 ~ ' ~ra lmallc ·~ -'• !!! vtrxCP un ~ ~-16 ~ H11rner s -l,, RePuOO%v ng 2. -~ u
1 f'" ' 211·16 -7·16 14 I wanklnc r-l,i 1~ 0 IS alchem 1 -,
I 1ogen wt , -1 li' l• oncurn1CmP 3 , -l I~ N~wPrlNews 7 • -I
l U A Be~ 31. -,
II ' I NthSlar nv 6~b -'e 11 I~ yaiax v<:heese 3'• -'2 II 4 I eleOOllCS 2 . l1 1 ! W"N'w"se ~. ->. ir ~ollabRsh 8 -..
~ uestSuP 8 1 -I n1vHoldng 2 ~ -• ,. I 4 ~ri~ngMeasr 2. -I. 18· S sl xec wr 2. -
From North Orange County
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
..
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~*'°" ii.n r&9 m c.u 11eu 2124 N1Wpon Lam 2169 COi&i MIU 2624 ••"'!"8A'~* "~ 2107 SPACIOUS 3 BR. 2 BA 2-uoo 1su: lmmeoc: 38H. &liiUNUttsT08 EACHI U~• MW "' w retrNt Stec>t to wetef Bach aot 8'ry Condo Frplc. bfidl 2' •IA 70' tot Tennit .. • --· 2 18A. fern'"'· 2100 Ill Sundecil, get S750Jyrly petlo, gat, pool $1200 Av811 now S2800t mo Agt v __.. _, ..
home w/SM IP• Al a AOt Pal 722-7176 CllllJane8!6-e62t 87~tff5 • 18A,S550-$625 g r eat pnc e 1 C a ll 780 1755 ~ ""28R. M 50-S725
PATRICI< TENORE --• .ves Lllllf....., ""38R. H OO
721. 1200 AQt C -Hunt. lelCh 2140 38R 28A on und·bn4 OaSJwtr Pd Pool gar 01w
(<Mlt 1100.000.000 SOld'I orona dtf MM 2122 38R. 28.A, 2 car gar• bMctl s.c. ec:>a. AIC M2-507311t650·6069
11t28A 28 4. ~ yard ~dnt Inc Mttr BR & BA dt>Mgar '3500122·M 80 •8Jg·Beaut.iu1 l BR Ap1
ga1 .• walk 10 l>Uch small l•v rm. tam rm No P4tll e..1t .. IM toe• BBQ & lnd1 y
pet 06!. St 400tmo 59-3990, 536-272S rm Patio. gar & cable avl
9&8-7271 3br2ba L11ge-yard &fam-.. Ul!m 1635 No pets 631-8427
CORONA DEL MAR • h · 2BA 28A duple11 2·, blks ltyroom Close to IChOOls L.81 Pm .wl Spartill, Clean 2Bdrm,
emno custom contem-to bCh 318'2 Heliotrope 20081 M arina Ln $1200 ~ ..... WLM-1'•B• 750 All ullls p0
porary 3 bdrm, 45 lot & 2-cat gar wt opnr 1nory mo 661-2120 Ooek avlllabl• Decorator Fng. gar Sorry no pets
Just 1 bloc;k to beach retr1g S 1450 536-273 t 3BR, 2BA. newly remodel perfect 2BR • den, new 1960 WALLACE
Surrounded by greener" & landscp<l on cul-de· kitchen. whit• Berber 642-1424 642-•905 ~1th e•tenalve "le 0
11 Adorable 2BR 1 BA rear .. ~ v d 1 F tac. Lg kllch.,w/d hkup. frptc. air cond S3600 mo -
quality materials & sky· up•• •replace, gar-lg yard S 1.350 962-6424 llm a.al.Ill ••J..--~:---.
11 hti age, patio. S900tmo 514 • WWICWLI ~
7ng ·3600 .$1.175,000 Jasmine Agt 675-4912 PIERPOINTE I BR groond 1 ...... 60 fir condo Pallo. sec
OCEAN VIEWS • From UYHllT •11 gate. gar • O/W, poot. ~ ,IJ/j.A,.V' APllMm
every room of this 2 bdrm 3BR. 2BA. gar. dock tor friendly neighborhood KUTrtlll\ .. / Large attractive Apts 1n a
Csnnery VIiiage condo so· boat $3 600/mo $695. 842-3,1 48 ''t·.w 't'o-."Vl' fU' v 'I 1 beaut~• garden sem(lg decorated with oesigner I 675-9708 ' · \\ • '\. ....,, I JI \. I Pool/spa G arage or soph1111eat1on Cuetom ,_,._6 REAt.TOAS wsll trea1ments & ac-* * 2BR 1BA.home new "'"ic 2144 carport Sorry no pets -111!!!!!!!!!!'1111111!!!!1!1----28drm 2Ba $800 cents of teak & ebony paint Patio & garage Orangetree 1BR condo. Sec unty bldg w1tn $t150tmoyrly 518 AIC, Ing, w/d. tennis. ..P.THITI 398W Wilson 631-5583
doorman Orc,..td Call Eves pool LseS750 _._sec Avt Townhome 2br 2ba. loft ---------
631-1400 $795,000 213-456-8907 lmmeo No pets 760-8768 lmmac cond Nu carpets 1 Bedroom $655 BALBOA ISLA ND -A I -& paint Encl patio & side 241 W Wilson 631-0960
Spanllh style 4 b<lrm .l&SMlll OIHI llAlllTlll ... yard 2 car garage S1eiis 111 Lift &PT
house plus a 3 b<lrm For lease 1-4 yrs gate-1BR, 1BA. corner unit On to pool Beautiful IO· 5695 house all on one 101 on guaroeo comm P,OOIS stream New paint New ca1oon S 1395 759-8390 Imo at 234 Avocado AOnan Realty 645-8513 great stieet close 10 bay 1ennis courls 2Br h-carpet A/C retng. w/d STEPS TO BEACH• 3BR 613-6900 S675 000 brary lam rm lrg 101 on hkup No pe\s $645/mo 28A LlOo Sartds d w 2BR tBA w w carpet
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w1oe greenbelt ocean 640-5324 w d 2 car gar 1ac comm bu•l1-tns lnOry hi.ups
"·\I 1 HI HI'' 1 view Ir Om yard spa & 8l<· POOi Av! now winter yrly' $en7c9i5g5a;0ag;6~ s95c7P~az56a5 Ill 1'11 .., I"< I tensive improvements ~ ~ach 21 48 8kr 642-3850 I · ·c
REAL T1 ~~ I No pets s27so mo Days -Villa Balboa Pen1nou5e 211·111011
760-8850 Eves 494-3367 *EMii.ii.i UY• Ocean bay vu 1br W D Upper um1 IBA "' new
REAL TORS OLD CdM Newly constr 13BR. fabulous vu pvt bcn Bookcases deck garage carpel & drapes open llW PllllSIU elegan1 2BR 2BA gar & tennis S 1900 721-8579 skylights S 1ioo675-2995 beameo ceilings no pets
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• · carporl 3 lrplc lerrace NORTH Lag 3BR 2BA WINTER LEASE ~~~~~;07 2624~~05~7aple I llft.W Fin SALE Sl800 mo 675-9431 house oe1ached BR BA OCEANFRNT 4BR grt
IY lllLHR I RELAXING VU BAY PAR>< Walk ·10 beacn S2000 area. tennis & vus SI 400 * •llSA PlllS* * I
Each um1 3 BR 2 BA Large 2BR gar dcl.. 1 p mo 729-7250 497·9918 PENN· 4BR house $1 975 •2650 HARLA AVE•
prime 100 block 1oca11011 lrtg, o w S 1275 1sc No --I OCEANFRONT ·Charming A small qu•el comple•
Steps 10 beach Won I pets 6•0-9408 Ava now Ntwpcrt Stach 21 b9 3 BR t1ome grl 1oca1ton 1BR Apls mooerate•v
last long' Principals onl~ I $2 800 priceo Features ca-119 & 121 27tn S1 NB C st M 2 2 See LEASE OPTION AO W 't rfr t It I 1hedral ce111ngs tire-
Pr1ceo lower & t:ieller 10-O a 'Sa 1 4 under Newpon Beacn lor 1 1 ti t•tl IC. place balcony garage or
cation lhan s1m11a1 new **MESA VEllE * * sate 6~1~;:';;i~5511 IUL TIRS 131-1.00 carport Like new & very o u P I exes Age n I Side1s1de dPhc i<lnt nt:l•hd 1--__ private · Pool spa BBQ
675-8475 ~r 2Ba trplc -clt:ll gar *II TIE IEACll * San Cltmtntt 2 I 7b 1aunory 1s1 · sec No j
w 'opnr w d n~up grOnr Choice area• Furn Oup•ex Steps to bch seetnear pets S695 & Up Call I Mobile Homes s 1100 ·dep 6.42-6455 SBA 2-',BA Refs St500 • ocn nice area 38r 2sa VELMA 549-2447
For Salt 11 00 •2BR iBa hse I-car gar A v ail to 6 30 90 trplc lg gar $1375 mo •IUlllEW*
• carporl fenced yards 8 1 8 • 2 8 5 · 2 2 6 I •98-0876. 818-790-2650 2BR 2BA on Blufls Many
OWNER DESPERATE' ver" nice SB50 • dep Avl 818-446-6684 w views of c1I• 11s FP
59500 OBO 2BR 18A ' ' Adull Psri.. in Cosla , 1 t • 642-4407 *._1 i••LY 1 I* South Coast M'tro micro w o gar pat os ...,.., .. • 218bl 2211 Pac1f1c 631-59'9 Mesa 642-8392 • •S 1250 New Cape Coo Bluffs sunn., •Br 3Ba mstr I $950·S 1150 oer montn
WILL trace ca• boal , Hse 3BR 2•.BA gar suite lam room country Steps to Plaza newly
Have JBr 1850 5 1 mot:i•'e' patio G•nor useo br1ci.. k11c catneral ce11 S2250 pnto 2BR IBA Conoo •Ou1e1 & c•e~n ?BR 1BA
nm equily 515 SI\ Tai.e beams lrplc 645·2566 I 528 CANCHA 644-4580 gateo palto 0 w pool upper •g c osets J "" t k $775 840 5774 new carpels garage over pyml $575 mo Xlnl • •$805 Cute 2BR nse •PEmOISE• pe 0 · $730 NO PETS 640-2495
OC park 818-576-0526 I wooo firs useo bric11 Spacious 1BR 1BA secur-1 21901
---------' new pa n1 crpt gar uy conoo bay & ocean Tustin 311 FlOIR APT
ACfHg! 1125 Grnor water 645-2566 views mce pat•O S 1050 BEAUTIFUL 2BR 1 BA WITll VIEW!!
50xt50 Lot Spring Valle) •EASTS1DE cnarm ng Agi 675-4912 condo gateo w o lrtg I 1000sQ 11 1Sorm"' 0 11 -
Lake, V1c1orv1lle Secur 1., SpantSh·Slyle 2BR nse BAYRIDGE CONDO 28R small pel OK' S895 mo 2 Balhs 5995 No pets
community SSOK z.:i,,eo lrplc small ~aro nkups , 2BA auacneo garage ' 833-7 757 or 551-8088 CALL 855-0665
R-1529-0829 garage $1250 645-5862 lndry rm all upgrades r IS525 · dep Mot:l•le nome
•EASTSIOE TWNHSE • $14S01mo 645-1566 IApartmtnts No pets Mature aou1~s
Out of County 2BR 2BA quiet area -Ou1e1 secure 646-83· 3 Pr()Ptrty I 525 ' patio 11rep1ace garage IUClt llPLU Gentral 2602 1 1991 NEWPORT BLVD
S930tmo 640-2426 Large pr1me unit 3BR 1---------
•CHINO HILLS VIEW 2BA. lrplc O w pal•o , •HH Tl HITEH•
4BR lam rm 2' 1ba 3 car *llllEOll llOIE* block to best t:ieacn We'll Do The Huntong• IMeSl:iB.AU
gar upgrade~ Pro! ty Comple1 refurb 3Br nuge S 1350/mo yrly 833·3650 ·549-9256 Mon-Fro
lndscpd & decor SJSO>< yd dbl gar go loc s 1250 (Ju<ly). or 494· 77 48
393.9794 or 597 4037 Ava111mmeo 642-5060 Ill OYl /ULF COIHE Balboa
APPLE VALLEY LrQ 3368 JBR 2BA pet ok w dep• ?Br 2' 1Ba 2-car gar ten· 1 lsJand 2b0b
SQ II prime art>a SBA 994 Tr at:iuco Circle n1s ct S 1895 759·0079 •SUNOECK •
3BA den nobby rm spa St300 mo Avl 1mme01
gazet:io atrium Mucn 542-87 19 lllE TO IUClll 2BR 18A wasner drver
More ONLY S209~ Bu• N•ce 2BR IBA ·,bloc• 10 1 Recently remooPieo
Hurry' 619 24~ 4288 48R 2Bll. TWNHSE bcn• $850 mo Call $895 mo 6•6·0645
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balconies .;;ardil<'
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now' No pels Elden Ave $875 mo 673-8632 3BR 2BA 2·Ca• gar lrplc I STEPS TO BEACH E SIDE 1Br up Poo• catile
pool S 1950 644-8586 1Br 1 Ba re111g w o TV & gas pa10 qers •eQO
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ga1age & yaro 223 Fatr· Prof Oecorateo .& Lano-WllTll lllTIL E S•DE 2Br upstairs SoJ5
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BIG BEAR Moonr1dge .-................. ._ ___ mo·S275 sec 544 2140 1
furn ski house 3Br 3Ba I Fully lurn by intet1or dee 1BR apt over garage one ~ ---·
2 ftp dbl gar S 1750 mo Highly upgraoeo 14 18 SQ I PITS 11·11• YHI I car gar'""e w d hkup 1 llUT L-•TIH
2 I II twnnse 2 Mstr bOrms IWlll -• I _. 925-7688 or 866-500 2., bl lr•g micro w d very private Sunny & 1Br tBa upstrs 1g patio
OLOECOM • 3 bO uppf'r view sec comm pool 3BR 2BA plus 1BR 1BA in br1gh1 Open da•I)' $625 2Br 2Ba spacious
51575 s 1 1 8 mi bcn garage area BIG YARD S 8 5 O mo 7 O 9 1 $725 Poot gas refttgl
.BLUFFS . 1mmac ~fores I S~600mo 540-440, I spa maintenance & grnor Larkspur Call 8•0· 133J incl No pets $500 sec
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new crpt rrp•c w d d1sp micro S 1150 Avail LIDO cozy collage French 673-0781 or 675 1714
beam cetl• $1300 yrly lmmed 12131472•9789 doors open beams
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patio dble gar Nu crp1s •spa See Sal 673--0966
drps pnl Brk 640-4 152
d•llon $695 Lndl) po01 bll•ns tnco yo w pat•o
walk to oeac" & shops 636-4 120 1PM-5PM
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ROSSWORD PUZZLE
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65 Bruhlf'I ee Drags
61 Tiny creatures
68 Jog
69 Celtic
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4 Toorougnlare
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6 Central stage
7 Painter James
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10 1n tne saci.
11 Rio
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19 Frosled
24 Populace
26 City VIP
28 Ump s equal
30 Sll1b1lize
38 River 01
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31 lnven10t
32 Arrow poison
40 Compas• p1
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33 -forget
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35 Volcano s
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46 Seasor11ng
48 Change
49 Searches
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den apts Beauttlully 1 BLK FROM MAIN BCH VIP PropertrPS F,7:, "'Jc
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YOU GET .ALL THIS AM/FM st. cassette.
cruise. tilt wheel, intermittent windshield wipers.
tinted glass, rear window def . A/C, 5 speed,
P.B .. 1.9 litre EFI engine. plus full tank of gas
YOU GET ALL THIS Auto trans with over-
drive. P .S., P .B .. p. seats, p . windows. 3.8 litre
EFI V6 engine. power locks. electronic rear
window defroster plus full tank of gas.
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Factory Rebate ........................................ • a YOUR
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PRICE ·-8 AT THIS PRICE
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10lll1, 1Cll233, 10l210, 105302
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YOUR
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MAKE AN OFFER ON ANY 1989
FORD CAR IN STOCK
33 TAURUS, 17 T-BIRDS. 26 MUSTANGS,
7 TEMPOS, 10 ESCORTS, 21PROBES,10 FESTIVAS
'89 ISUZU STANDARD P/U
Mfg. Sugg. Retail Pnce ......... 'l,20I
Theodore Robins Discount.. ........ ' 715
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chairs, rear window washer & wiper. cruise tilt
3.0 litre V-6 engine. XL trim. seat bed. auto o O
trans, AM/FM stereo. P.S .. P.B. plus full tank ot
gas.
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61 RANGERS. 13 VANS, 42 F..SEAIES
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1707 1 E Imperial Hwy Yorba Linda. Cal1 fornic;
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Huntington Beach
Chrysler -Plymouth
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SERVICE -PARTS
16881 BEACH BL VD.
' HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-0631
•11o11 Longpre Pontiac
ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST AND
LARGEST PONTIAC DEALERSHIP
Service Department Open Monday until 9:00 p.m
13600 BEACH BLVD.
WESTMINSTER
Beach 11 rtarden Grow Fwy.
(714) 892-6651
·RoomtM11 J ER· HONDA
11 l HONDA DEALER IN ORANGE CO.
Sale•., • Service • Parts
Leasing All Makt>s
963-1959
19232 ~arh 1\lvfl t liunllnl{ton lku<'h California 9264A
•Sputh County
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1500 Auto Mall Or., Santa Ana 835-3171
Newport/55 Fwy. at Edinger
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1425 Baker St.
(Just Otf Harbor Blvd J
91 FWY
Coate Meaa
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Founuln v11ex 6134
GREAT GARAGE SALE
Furn . hOOMtl<>ld Item•.
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16182 Mt. Nimbus Cr.
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Miller: A profile of an industry expert
Roger M iller •snot only o succeu·
fvl businessman, fund raiser ond
world traveler, bu1 he's also mode
o significant contribution to the auto.
motive industry.
RogM Miller hos 32 years of
automotive experience and a dozen
franchises to his credit. How did 1his
man from St. Poul, Minnesota
achieve success in the automotive
industry? This interview answers that
question os 11 profiles Roger M iller
and his experience in the industry.
0 :
Roger, con you please tell us o
little about your post?
A:
Upon comple1ton of my formal
edvco1ton, I ployed three years of
prof ess1onal bosaboll w ith the
Dodger organ1zo1ton. Bod m those
days, boll players did not earn the
salaries they do today So during
the off-seasons, I worked 01 auto.
moltve agencies for extra income. In
1959 I went to work tull·ttme 1n the
automot1'le field. Alter working my
way up to general manager, I
purchased my first dealership 1n
197 4 1n Laguna Beach
W1 th1n one year we increased
soles lour times the level set by the
previous ownership. In 1978, we
invested 1n live dealerships in ~1ver
s1de· Datsun, Hondo. Volkswagen,
Suboru and Mazda. We increased
soles there by 2 I /2 times. In 1983,
my wile and I sold the dealerships
and retired to fulfill our special
dream of so1l1ng around 1he world.
In 1987 we returned 10 our home
m Newport Beach and went boclt
into lhe automotive businss. We
acquired the dealerships we current·
ly operate today: Hondo in Hunt -
ington Beoch, forcf 1n Orange, lm-
c°'n/Mercury in Anaheim and
Hondo and Acuro in Beverly H ills. . 0 :
What is the secret to success 1n
the automotive industry?
A:
That's easy. Hord work and ser-
ving the customer. Our gool at oll
Roger M iller stores is o completely
sot is lied customer. Our dealerships
hove received many factory awards
for outstanding service and our
quality control ratings ore very high .
0 :
What makes your dealerships dif-
ferent in o compet11tve industry?
A:
We ore o service onented busi -
ness. When o person comes in to
one of our dealerships, 11 is o f the
utmost importance to make sure that
we deliver a quality product with
complete customer sot1slac tion
before, -during and ofter the sole. ~
0 :
What is the future of the car
industry in the 1990s?
A:
The manufacturers who produce
high quoltty automobiles w ill be
successful 1n the future. This is why
we 01 the Roger M iller Automotive
Group hove invested in Hondo and
ford dealerships. I hove hod many
offers to purchase dealerships ot
ottrocttve prices. but declined be-
cause I didn't believe in the product
Cheaply built cars will not be able
•otter Miiter
to compete against the better quality
automobiles. People wont trouble-
free, quality cars and they will stay
loyal 10 those product line.
0 :
Aler acquiring live deolerh1ps 1n
less than three years, where do you
go fr om here?
A:
W e ore concentrating on rel1n1ng
our current dealerships to function at
their maximum potential.
0 :
W hat does the future hold for
Roger M iller in the auromo11ve ,ncfus
rry 2
A:
Currently. we ore going to main
tom our position of cooperot1n ,int
we feel that all five of our ·deal.
ersh1ps ore running at peal elltc en
cy We w ill con1tnuolly str ive for.
customer sot1sloct1on
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gauget by the apool or e •In ftl ll0il62U'5 19,000 miles, sunroof, ••• ,.... Ev .. /Wkndt. S40-55
box. Ski l ac:ut>a equip, emD104lWJU'5 axc:allent condition, ••• Dyt
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CIOlhea&otcourMtonol ·~--IUS ll1"l7llJ9S White. toeded, detailed & OCbeltotf9f 8.C 7-7t9<1 dltk>ned. ElllceKent ~ OOOdlfa COf'ner of 15th & ready to gol Ownef'a new ----dltlonl Power btealla
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S«'fCe & '"l10ul1 NISSAN '87 MAXIMA OW1* only 7 300 actual 11111 ...... , ..
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condt11on Mull see• s 12,900 6<12-687 1 _._
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1980 bow rldet S6500
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1980 bow rldet $6500
Also YAMAHA WAVE
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, 213-5 10· 1449 Before
Sam and alter 7pm
Salt Boats 7014
2l'UT&Lm 1112
steeos 5. butlt·tn stove,
microwave 1cet>011 nead
inboard diesel auto pilot
1oade<I tor cruising or buy
strtpped tor racing with
tri-r ad1ar pole strut.
wn1sker duar head 10tl.
etc New bottom &
survey see Sal/Sun 1n
Newport Call two bOat
owner dtrect before look-
1 n g f urther
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.89 LEGEND & tained & maint tree• 209-78•· 7000 S 18 500 ot>O 49s.ge 11 •
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t>lack/w'11te 5-speea 4 .
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723-4485
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speed power steertng owner S5495 OBO
windows & t:>rakes 969-3035 • ..
76.500 miles ale. excel· __ _ _ I
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960-98 t2 dark green automattc
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lt costs ltss to b uy .it :
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