HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-10-18 - Orange Coast PilotKiller. quake hits Bay Area
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SAN FRANCISCO -The nation's sccon~
deadliest eanhquake ravaaed Northern Cah-
fomia. crushina more than 200 people to death
in their cars. irtjurina 400 others, caving in
hiahways and collapsing bridges. The magnitude
ol ihe catastrophe slowly emerged today.
"This is j ust a devastating, temble. terrible
situation beyond everybody's ima11nat100," said Ma~y Boy_er, the Alameda County public infor-
mation officer.
The quake along the notorious San Andreas
Fault registered 6.9 on the Richter scale. It bit at 5:04 p.m. Tuesday, stranding thousands of office
workers downtown as night fell over the power·
less city.
At least 200 people were killed 1n their cars
when a mile-long section of the upper level of
THE ORANGE COAST ..
.. Interstate 880 an Oakland collapsed onto the
lower level, said Boyer .
Tractors, bulldozers and dump trucks were
called out, and truck' and vans took bodies from
the site, Boyer said.
Preliminary figures indicated at least 400
peo ple were injured througho.n the area. said
Tom Mullins, spokesman for the C'ahfomta
Office of Emergency Services.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1989
a .river killed after
stoppin\g on tracks
.
By EMILY ADAMS
Of llW Dally l'9ot Sr ef'I
An Irvine wo man was struck and
killed by a train Tuesday morning
after traffic backed up on Culver
Dnve. lea ving her car locked in the
path of an oncoming engine.
Mary Angela Sha". 4 7. died at the
scene after her 1972 Mercedes-Benz
was smashed by the train ~nd hurled
about 25 yards into a greenbelt
surrounding the tracks. Shaw was
thrown from her car and landed
about 20 feet a\.\a) .
.\nother car "as hurned in the fi re
created b\ the crash. but no one cl~
was 1nJured.
.
Witnesses said traffic had backed
up on the southbound side of Cul-
ver. wa1t1ng for a red light to change
at Deerfield A venue when the wreck
occurred in thick fog about 8 a.m.
haw was pulled up to the bumper
of the car ahead. but her trunk area
was sull hans1ng o'er the tracks
when the railroad "arning light\
flashed and the guard arms lowcrl·d.
The car in front of her "as also
touching the bumper or the car JU\I
ahead. the driver told police.
D..,. -~· •1 J~-MenMwt
Deputy Coroner's Assistant M•ureen Albrecht •••mines the accident scene.
Todd Albright comforts his wife Kelty, who witnessed the
•ccldent. He arrived at the Intersection later.
.\kxandcr l:Jos. "ho \.\as behind
thl' Mercedes and in bad. of thl'
guard arm. \.\at<:hed hclplc\sh a~ thl·
train burst out of the fog and.headl·d
to"ard Sha" at 70 to 80 mph
"I tned to do e' Cl) thing. I Oashed'
m} hghts and honked the horn and
,,a,ed. tr~ ing to "arn her." Ho'
~1d. "I sa" her l'\l'S 1n the n·ar-' ll'''
mirror and I think '>he "as pan1ckl'U
Thl·re "as no" herl' fur her to go
rhere was ruo m tn front of nll' hul
no" here cl'l' ..
Bos. "ho "a' '>IOPIJl'd at lc.1<,1 onl'
nr t"o car length' heh1nt.I th.: guJrd
Jrm. said he ho(')('d '>hl' "ould a·-
' erse her car JnJ hreal through the
bamer to thl' other side of thl'
trad.~. but therl' \\a'> nu llml·
"Lil t' a bullet thl' train '-ame and
thl'n tht' \frrcedl'' J U~t Ile" ... Bm
~mi
From the t1mt• the railroad light'>
\IJnl·d lla.,hing "iha" had ma~ I:"·-' 111
'>l'l'Ond'> to react Lt \till' \\hill'
..aid <. on'i1dcnng tht• thll I.. loti
"h1ch \urroundl·d the areJ T ul''>da'
morning. ha" probabl> onl~ had
l(>ur or lht' S..'l'onds toQmu\l' alter
\he \3" the l' ngt nt· ' ltgh h . \\ h Ill'
addt·d \ 1'>1b1ltt' "a" kss than 1110 'ard~ ·
· When the rng1nt· h11 'ihJ"' ht·r .. :ir
t'\plockJ 1ntu llaml''> Jnd 1gn1tl·d thl'
tar in lrnnt ol hn a bloc H'unda1
hut the fin: 4u1cl..h hurnl·d ll'>t.'lt out
V. htlt' ..au.I
1 he morning .\mtral u1mmuta
train ht'Jd1n~ trllm San Juan
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2 accused
of running
illegal
drug lab
Slaih homeless woman called mentally ill
By IRIS YOKO!
Of UW Dally ,._ Stan
Plastic foam balls blo"'ing out of
the bed of a truck kd a Ne" pon
Beach pohce officer to a suspect
unassembled methamphetamine lah
Monday afternoon.
Arrested o n susp1c1on of manufac-
tunng a controlled substance were
Kenneth Raymond Lansden. 28. of
Fountain Valk}. and Ehssa Von
Reigle. 44. of Huntington Beach.
The two were booked and held at
Newport Beach city Jatl o n $25.000
bail following the 3: 15 p_.m. arrest.
Newport Beach Officer Ro n
Vallecamp was on Bayside Drive
when he spotted a blue f 979 Ford
pickup travehng westbound with
plastic foam, "popcom~style" pack·
ang material flying out from the
truck's bed.
The material continued to fly out
of the truck for approximately one
mile, accordina to the police report,
50 Vallecamp pulled the vehicle oveT
in the 1300 block to cite the driver
for spilling debns onto the roadway.
The driver, who p ve his name as
Guy Anthony Powers but was later
identified as Lansden. appeared
fid~ty and nervous when contacted
by Vallecarnp, according to the re-
port.
While wkina to the drivtt,
.Vallecamp noticed numerou
cantboard boxes in the bed of the
truck. Some of the boxes were taped
shut with silver-a>lored duct tape.,
othen just bad theiT flaps folded
5but, accordina to the ttport.
Chccldna to see if the p&utic foam material came from one of dae boaa, Valllcamn band .......
labeled ••acetone" ........... ~ &IDOftl \be plutic roam. He
then found numerous rubber botei witb plup oa some ends in another
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By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of llW Dally ,._ Sref'I
.\ homeless ~oman. -;hot to death
Monda} in Costa Mesa. "as de-
scn'bcd as mentall) 111 and a loner b~
people who knew her.
Regina L1ll1an B1s1guano. ~5. \.\3'i
felled by a single bullet "ound to the
chest in the parking an·a outside a
~helter for homeless fam1ltcs in the
1900 block of Wallace Avenue.·
Arrested on susp1c1on of murder
~as .\lonzo Marquez. prev1ousl)
1tkn11fied b~ pohce as · .\lonso
Marcus Ciut1em~1
Marque1 . .W. "'a-; he1ng held 1n
hcu of $250.000 hatl follo,\lng hi\
am:st about four hours a lier the .:! 40
p.m . shooung
Pohce were c;11ll ~arching for a
mouvc Tue~a' PoltCl' Capt. Tom
La1ar said the '>hooting ma~ ha' l'
follO\.\Cd an argumt•nt bt·t"een tlw
o;uspcct and v1ct1m .
"We feel thq argued and he ~hot
her." Laar said
81s1guano. who also \.\ent b} the
last name of G1sel. apparent!~ had
bl'en hvinjl. on the <;treets tn Costa
Funds allocated
for county DNA
identification lab
By JANET ZIMMERMAN "We're obv1ou~I~ going to be 1n n °' uw ~ ,_ ~ strategic pos111on to be 1n charge" of
County supervisors on Tucsda} n regional lab. Supervisor Gaddi
voted to fund a local DNA lab. Vasquc7 said.
which could mean regional stat~for The board's vote was 4-0. w11h
the facility aitned at identj mg Harnett Wieder absent.
cnme suspects through aiL..a ost In a repon last "'eek. staff said the
fa1lproof technique. count) would e nJOY cons1 dcrahle
The $120.000 needed for equip-savings by funding its own lab.
ment will come from redevelopment Having local technicians could
funds and is expected to be avaJlable shave the $300 per sample tesllng before the end of the year. Another pnce by about half. the report states.
$80,000. which was raitcd through It also would eliminate expert wit·
private sources. will be used to pay ness fees and costs, which can run
for personnel more than S 1.000 per d"ay .
The county's general and reserve Through DNA testing. 1n-
funds will not be tapped to pay for vcsugators an trace a person
the new facility. . through ienette cod.Ina -unique to
The board approved the project each individual -that is found m
despite a re<:ent bill siped by the blood. hair. semen, slon and tissues. aovernor, which provides S 1.1 The odds of two people bavina the inillon fbr ~onal labs lhro~out same DNA structure are 30 billion ~iL That plan. however, to one, experts said. could mean ttimbuneman from the • "Today's action by tbc board w1ll •te once the local lab is estab-squarely ~ Orana1c County t.n the IWMid, county of'fioals said. forefront of 21st century crimc-fllht·
Supervison said they were confi-ina techniques.·· Supervisor Oon
deal the lab would bt detipated a Roth said.
a retionaJ filctlity. Becau1e of the l<.'CUl'lcy, test re-
~ksa for se,eral 'l'ars.
.\It hough -;he · had a dm a·,
lt ccnse. sht• haJ nn lno"n adJrt'"
La1ar ..aid
Lam Ha' nc<. ol tht• Orangl' < na't
Interfaith ~ht'ltl'f ')did hc had St'l'n
the '1ct1m all O\l'r the commun11 '
.\lthough <.ht· "·l' not a n-s1dl'nl .11
the shdter. '>ht· had us1:d II'> 'hO\H'r
foc1h11e~ and \IJ\t'd thl'rl' on an cmcrgenl·~ haw. a "~" t1mcs 111 lht•
past. Ha} nc'> -.aid
Ha' nes and Cind' Och'i. "ho
manages thl' !>hdta. \aid B1s1guann
"a'i '' p1cal til mam homeko;.,
pl'Oplc "ho nt'l'd help but t·an 't &l't
11 hct·au<.c ol go' l'rnmcnt funding
tUlhad.\
"She \.\3\ 1ht• '1l'ft'<11~ p1(al mcntal-
h ill "omJn "hci tell thrnugh lhl'
trJr l..s in the '"'l'ffi .. Ha,ne' <.JtJ
I he' <.a1d ,ht· 'ilJH'd mo'ith 111
ha'il'lt'
"~he "a' a l11rwr:· Ha,ne' ..aid
"\\ hcne' er I 'Mi" hl·r un the \tfl'l'I<..
'hi.' "a" uo;uall~ pre11~ much altinl· "
'-t'llher "a' familiar "1th the
\U<.Pl'Ct ·-r,e ne,cr \l'Cn him Ix-fore ..
Och'> <w11d
81S1guano had tOmt• to the !>helter
to take a <.htl\\l'f "'hen ~tarque1
alk•gedl~ o;ho"t'd up
.\lthough rx·oplc '>a" him before
Jnd alter the inudl•nt police ..aid no
one "11ne\sed thl· Jctual shoottng ~he suffered a <>ingk gun<,hol
"l>Und to tht• l ht''>I 11ut<t1dc the
'hl'ltt·r 1n thl' Jn' l'"a' area
\l·,cral "ttne\'>l'' ..a" ~1an.1uc1
running a"a' altl·r thl' -;hooting
Ochs c;a1d poltcc tx·lte\l' he came
<,pt'nficalh looking tnr 81s1guano
'It "'ac; orell' nh,1ous he came to
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Lyme disea~e:
Few concerns,
problems locally ·
By ALEX WIWAMS
Of -Dally -Stl/ff
Orange Coast residents ma) ha\e
a new reason tO gloat o'er their
fellow Amencans east of the M1ss1s-
s1pp1 River
Adding to the hst of heralded
suits often prompt a suspect to plead West Coast advantages.. alongside
guilty befort trial, and that saves the dry dcsett heat and curhng 10-foot
county about $6,000 per day in trial surf, sunbch restdcnts can add the
and preliminary hearing costs: apparent freedom from Lyme d1s-
The board took up the issue of case.
cstablish1n' a lab two weeks aso. Lyme disc.asc for many became
after a I ..-year-old girl was kid-this summer's Bi& Fear. hke freeway
napped from bcr home in Hunt· ~1115 two years ago or sharl
inator\ Beach and raped. attacb tht summer the ' movie Tbe suspect in that case. Kyle .. Jaws .. wu rdeatcd. Lyme disease.
Joseph Borges, 29. was acquitted in a criDDlina fonn of arthritis sprad
April of raptQI an Anaheim woman. by ids, p'ippcd the nation, occupy·
The DNA test results, which re-• 1e· ~ specc on national news
portedJy proved Boracs' auilt, did ·-
not amve from. an out-of-state lab in ~ 1n the Midwest and on
time for the trial. a.e f.Ut Coasc could scarttly trod The board. except for Wieder. 8'-a dusty bldcwood path
voled to wait unttl today to rev~ ~t stumbli.na ICT05S alarma t further tnfonnation about the oper-.. ~ to Ward them out of
auonal .procedures of~ lab befof'e ._. IOtille thou&ht to contaia wild
approvu'I the expenditure. that mislat carry lhe deer
Itek
But to date. not one of the Lyme
disease cases r(.'Corded in Orangr
County was contracted locally, Those cases local doctors have
found have apparcntl) been 1m-
poned from enhcr the east or the
north. Dr. Tom Prenderga t, the
county"s epidcm1olog1st for the Or·
ange Count> Health Cea.re Agency,
said.
"Thett was never a strona local
fear," said Wend)' Gornick. a m1cro-
b1ologast/cp1dcm1ologist at ucr
Medical Center's infection control
center. "Of course. ll wu the latest
thina. and everybody tends to set
paranoid. but we're not 10 a susciep-
uble area like the Midwest. the East
and other heavily wooded 1reu. ..
Lyme dt.seue was ftrst dilC'Overed an Old Lyme. Conn.. in 1975. ucl
flr5t rcponed an Calib1ua tint
)'can later. West of the Roctia, lk
diseue tS sprrad by I.be W_..
blect~ tick. bind .. ,,. fll
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Spec;ialty-aFts schools suggested for-MB dlstrict
ly ALEX W IWAMS
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Crtattna specialty ms schools
mipl save school districts the cost
of teachina an at all campuses. but
preliminary discussion of the topic
brouaht vehement protests from
Hununaton Beach Union High
School District parents Tuesday
n.i&hL
The ttuntington Stach dislrict has
no proposals for magnet schools, but
.Ome educators see the co ncept as a
detour around funding woes caused b~ declining_ enrollment in the dis-
tnct said George Bloch. the dis-
trict1s assistant superintendent in
cbarae of instructional services.
.. The magnet school idea is not
being pushed or promoted by any of
us. lt's a concept, .. Bloch said. "We
threw that idea out there. and I fet
the 01cturt -you don't like 1t'
Bloch discussed the concept Tu~
day at Edison High ~hool. The talk
was intended to dct>ate alternatives
fo r finding equal opportunities for
all district students 1n the area of
performing and fine arts. Bloch said.
The idea behind the magnet
school is that the district concentrate
all rts educational efforts in any one
area, such as dance, at one campus.
All students in the distnct interested
in dance would tra\'el 10 the campus
where dance is offered . The district
need staff onl} one dance teacher.
not one at each of 11s six high
schools. In one model. students would
onl) attend the specialty school for
one or two penoos a dav.
Another model for the mainet
school is the "fame .. concept. the
name bei~ borrowed from tbc film
and television show dealin1 with the
New York City scboo1 for the per·
forming ans. All students at the
school concentrate their energies in
one are.a in order to punue excel·
leooe. Various schools can specialize
in various programs.
The city of Houston. for example,
offers magnet schools for medicine
and physical education as well as for
the ans. Bloch said.
Most parents voked complaintS
about m~et schools that Bloch
sajd the district had already ident·
ificd -problems to which no ~lu·
ti on has yet been found, he said.
Traosponing students from their
home camous to a maa.net campus is
Canyon development
envirenmental study
called inadequate
LYME
From At
States. As of Jul). 2~553 cases had
been recorded in New York state.
About 400 cases were reported in
Cali fornia in t 988.
A non-contagious malad y, Lyme
disease is nevertheless dan~erous if
not treated early by penicillin shots.
Gornick said. The illness is similar
to the scx uallv transmitted disease
syvhilis in that it is caused by a
spirochete, a corkscrew-shaped
microorganism and develops in
stages.
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of IN Diiiy P'ltoc Stafr
Armed with a study that says
environmental reports for the
Laguna Laurel development and
Laguna Canyon Road widening are
incomplete, madequate and in need
of revision, the Laguna Beach Cit y
Council took a few more jabs at the
projects Tuesday night.
The council endorsed the report.
which was 1;>repared b) a San Fran·
cisco planning consultant hired by
the city, while agreeing to pay a
sewage and storm disposal specialist
$2.500 to analyze what effect storm
water runoff w1ll have on the Cit y.
In particular. the council has been
concerned that the 3.200-home
Laguna Laurel project would gener·
ate polluted water from the homes
J and golf course that would degrade
the quality of water at Main Beach.
.. As water exits th eir P.roject, it's
out of sight, out of mind. ·said Peter
Bowler. a UCI professor with a
special interest in wetland ecology.
"They never really talk about wha t
happens at Main Beach ...
The Laguna Laurel project is ex·
pccted to be built in the canyon
between El Toro Road and the San
Diego Freeway on uni ncorporated
land owned by The Irvine Co. The
planned community. which was ap-
&?roved 10 concept by the Oranie
County Board of Supervisors m
1984 and revised m 1986. also calls
for 12.4 acrrs of commerctal de·
velopment.
The city has continually opposed
the housinJ development and the
accompany10g widening of Laguna
Canyon Road between El Toro
Road and the San Diego Freeway.
but has been increasi ngly vocal 1n
that opposition since the en·
vironmental impact reports were re·
leased in August. The ci ty has until
Oct. 30 to respond to the reports.
The analysis of the environmental
reports was released this week and
unanimously endorsed by the coun -
cil. The analysis. which 1s expected
to serve as the city's response to the
environmental reports, condemns
the reports for underestimating the
negative imp"acts the projects will
have on the c11y and open space
areas.
The study says the reports faH to
consider the cumulative effects of
the proJecls and make conclusions
based on "faulty underlying assump-
tlons."
In general. the analysis says the
ARREST
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Vallecamp recognized the
chemicals and apparatus as those
u.ied in the manufacture of meth·
amphetamine and called in a police
sergeant. Newport &ach Police De-
Gem
Talk
rewrts are inadequate and leave a
number of major question un·
answered.
For example. the study claims the
envirOnlflcntal reports do not
thorougHly analyze how downtown
Laguna Beach will be impacted by
the increased congestion and what
effect "urbanization of the canyon"
will have on the city's tounst appeal.
The study also says the reports do
not adequately address what impacts
the·development will have on the
area·s wildlife.
Dawn M cCorm i c k . a
spokeswoman for The Irvine C'o ..
has said the company created a
responsible and en"ironmentally
sensi tive plan that preserves 70 per-
cent of the land as permanent open
space and includes 136 environmen-
tal protection measures.
The county's prOJeCt manager for
the Laguna Laurel environmental
impact repon said Tuesday the
county will gladly respond to ad·
ditional concerns from the city.
.. The only thing I can sa} 1s "e did
have biologists "ho prepared a vet")
extensive b1olog1cal stud) of the
Laguna Laurel area and the' came
up with the conclusion in the El R
and we assume the information IS
correct... Bob Rusb} sa id. "We
thought we kne" e\el")th1ng we
needed to kno" about the situ·
auon." •
Once the Cit} responds omc1all~.
Rusby said the count) "111 consider
whether add1t1onal m111gat1on
measures are necessaf).
Also Tuesda) night. the council
continued to pa'e the wa} for a
Nov. 11 protest \\alk through
Laguna Canyon. which 00ic1als sa)
could draw 5.000 demonstrators and
creale traffic problems.
Police Chief Neil Purcell said the
35 10 45 uniformed police oflicers
that would be required to· supervise
such a march would cost the Cll\
from $3,500 to $4.000. ·
Initially, the council had con·
sidered a march that would have
closed down Laguna Canyon Road
to motorists. However, a city official
announced Tuesday night that the
California Transportation .\uthont)
has denied that request.
Ma yor Roben Gentf) said the Cit}
will consider other options for the
march, including asking Caltrans 10
close at least a pon1on of the road.
"We're doing a lot tonight for p~serving Laguna Beach." Gent I")
said.
partment narcotics officers and U.S.
Department of Justice narcotics of-
ficers, all of whom agreed the equip-
ment was an unassembled meth lab.
police spokesman Bob Oaklev said.
The dnver and passenger were
subsequently arrested. Officers later
found Lansden had numerous war·
Victims usualh learn they have
been infected within weeks. when
the} spot a pinkish rash that grows
in a circular fashion from a clear.
unaffected center. Among earl}
symptoms arc fe, er and ex haustion.
Prendergast said.
If untreated. serious compl ica-
ti ons can ansc. including meningitis.
the inflammation of the outer la)er
of the brain or spi nal cord.
arh} thm1c hean beats and severe
arthritis -swelJing and pain in the
joints.
Orange County doctors confirmed
receiving many calls from worried
people "1th undiagnosed ailments
and rashes. Feeding the fear was the
fact that. at earl> stases. Lyme dis·
ease can be md1stigu1shable from a
variet} of ailments. It's easy to im·
aginc you han:-Lyme disease.
Gornick said.
Fear partl} fol lowed a health~
share of !>um mer headlines. said Dr.
Waller Parse!. a general prac1111oner
based 1n Ne"pon Beach.
.. It was !>Omet hing that got in the
ne" spa pc rs:· Parse I ~1d. adding
that forecasted "danger "as partl~
h}pe and partl~ real.
Fe" doctors behcH' b mc d1scasl·
"ill s"'eep through Orangl' Count~
l{escarchers ha\e d1sco,ercd nu·
merous Western black-legged t1cls
throughout the count}. hut among
those cru!>hed and examined. no
L~ me sp1rochctes ha\'e been found.
Prendergast said.
In add1t1on. the disease pas~.,
onl) from ticks to humans. not from
humans to humans ... It's not likc a
true ep1dem1 c problem. Onl) so
man ) people get ticks:· Prendergast
said.
Even those who do pi ck up ticks
on weekend getaways must carry the
licks for about a day before th~~ run
a strong risk of contracting the dis-
ease. And of those who carry the
ticks for a day, onl\' one out of 13
or 14 are 10fected. Prendergast said.
Ncvertheless. the disease has
caused enough problems 10 the East
and the upper Midwest that doctors.
and campers. would be unwise to
d1sm1ss concern e ntire ly.
Prendergast said.
..It's not an overwhelming prot>-
lem, but where 1t occurs, L} me
disease 1s a disease of significance."
Prendergast said.
rants out for his arrest. including a
no-ball felony warrant for alleged
sale of manJuana and hashish.
The truck was towed to the police
station, where the Justice Depart·
ment narcotics officers disassembled
and checked all the equipment. Oak-
ley said.
BEYOND
PERFECTION.
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BAUME & MERCIER ,
GE NEVE
MAITAIS HOM.OGlAS OEPVll 1130
J.e.
a prob&tm. and many students and
parents aflued that students would
lose their sense of ldentification with
a community school if they were
shuttled between various campuses
for various programs. Bloch said.
At present. every student in the
district does not Jet equal op-
portunities to participate in drama.
band, dance and fine ans. Bloch
said.
For example1 Fountain Valley
High School onay ~tained its vocal
music teacher when parents banded
together to raise a year's salary for
the instructor. The school still lacks
a dance teacher and a drama
teacher. '
Ocean View High School'$ drama
1eacher di vides work between two
schools. and Westminster High
School has oo drama and no dance
proaram. Every school in the ,distnct
h.as lost at least some IC(:t1ons of
education in the ans, said Steve
Schwartz, the district's ans special ·
ist.
Partnts complained that an pro-grams are typically the first area cut
when budgets wither. Arts, pare~ts
said a~ VJtal for cultural apprec1a·
tion' Ans encourage emotional and
inteilcctual growth tn all areas of life.
they said. \ • .
"The ..districr' feels fine ans are potat~ ;snd the rest is meat," said
Haro! Witten of Huntington Stach.
"I m ntain it's all meat."
Funding problems ha ve plagued
the district s10~ the pa~sa.ae o.f Prop.
13, the property tax 1n1t1at1ve. 10
1976. Bloch said. In 1979. d1stnct
enrollment was approximatel~
22,600. Current enrollment is about
13,600, and is projected to rise only
200 students by the tum of tht
century.
With a dtcline in the number or
students. the district rc«ives less
state money and can support fewer
teachers and fewer programs. Bloch
said.
Bloch said the district agrees that
arts are vital to education. He said
however. that the state requi~s that
University of California require.
men ts are met before other cu1 .
riculum priorities are approached.
Parents should take their com -
plaints beyond the school board '"'
state legislators. Bloch said.
··we've got to stop kicking thl·
wrong people !" the shins:· he !>aid
Controversial batting cage
bats . 1000 with FV council
By HOLLY J. W ~GNE"
Of 1"-Dally l'llOI St.tf'I
Bill Hudson and a crowd of sup-
porters emerged victorious from the
Fountai n Valley City Council
chambers after wmning support for
hi s batting cage Tuesday.
The C11y Council agreed to re·
verse ,an earlier decision by the
Planning Commission that would
ha' e forced the H udsons to remo"e
the I 2·b) ·I 2-by-58-foot pipe and net
cage.
The issue was whether a batting
cage "as an accessOI") use permitted
on a res1dent1al lot.
Wh tie the Plann10g Commission
said no. the council said }es.
The council \Oted 4-0 to allo" the
cage. Councilman James Neal was
absent.
But the council's dec1s1on was not
TRAIN
From At
Cap1c;1rano to Los Angele!>. finall}
caml' to a cn·cch1ng halt about a
half-m1lc awa\. The engine carried
four pas!>Cngl:r car!>. all of which
'.'l'fl' full. one commuter said.
"We really didn't know what hap-
ix·ncd. there "'as JUSt a bump and
then \\e stopped and the lights "ent
uut. .. said Moll> Shendan. a daily
l'OmmuH·r from Laguna Hills ... But
there "a" a c;mell of gas c\ el")·
'>'hne "
The ~ou1hbound lanes of Cuher
bct"een \\alnut and Deerfield were
closed unlll 3 p.m "h1k police
1n vest1gators \\Orked to re-create the
accident.
While measunng skid marks and
inter' 1c" mg" 11ncsses. officers step-
ped gingerly around the contents of
Shaw 's car. stre"'n across Cuher and
down 10 where most of the Mercedes
rested on its side.
L~ 1ng in the street was a _lunch·
box. a saxophone. a pair ol ballet
slippers.
The slippers probabl} belonged to
Shaw's 13-)ear-old daughter.
Michelte. who's go10g to be a pnma
without its price. The Hudsons will
be required to bring the height of the
cage down to 10 feet and plant trees
or shrubbery around the cage to
further obscure it from. In addition. the council d1m:ted
the Planning Commissio n to draft
guidelines to govern possible con·
struction of future batting cages in
the city. "I'm glad it's over." Hud son said.
.. This, tonight was O\'Crwhelmmg ...
W.H. "Art" Sweatt. the neighbor
whose complaint originally brought
the cage to city offi cials' attention.
would say only "the council made
lhe dec1s1on."
Sweatt has sold his home for
unrelated reasons and will mo' l'
soon.
The Hudson family prcv1ousl} of·
f ered to make changes m th e cagr to
accommodate neighbors. Sweatt ob-
ballerina one day. said one of Shaw's
neighbors. Cynthia Garner. Sha\" 's
IQ.year-old son. Michael, is learning
the saxophone. Garner said.
Garner described Shaw as a very
hospitable woman. ont' who was
de\'oted to her husband. Robert. her
two children, her Michigan relau ves
and her Polish roots.
A de"out Catholic. Shaw al!>o cn-
JO)ed gardening and entertaining
guests on the couplc·1; wt'll-tnmmed
lawn, Gamer said. The t\\O "omen
had known each other for nine
years. e'er since they both mo' ed
into Northwood when t~1r housing
tract first opened. Garner said.
··she was a lo' el}. modest
woman.'' Gamer said.
A purclJlrstnlt agent for Beckham
and E1senihan me. Sha\\ \\as said to_
SLAYING
From At
take care of bus1ne!>s "1th her." <X.·h~
said.
Despite the outcry against services
for the poor that some wests1de
Jected when nt) planning staff tncJ
to set up a meeting among con
cemed panics so no meeting ""\
held. a stafT report said.
The Hudsons had even gone so fJ1
a!> to ha ve ;\n open house last Sun·
day, invi ting eommu(\ity memher\
10 sec the cage for th~msel ves and
'01ce their opinions to the courwil
Hudw n said la ter he·d had 1111
idea Co uncilmen James Petnk1n
and George Scott were among thr
'1s1tors at the open house.
Among residents speaking on thl·
1c;sue. 10 speakers and a roo11n~
section fa,ored the cage. \\hile thm·
speakers opposed it.
Hudson. "ho said an anon)·mou\
S) mpath1zer donated the $1 25 fee to
appeal the matter to th e council
provided detailed engineering dra\\-
1ngs sho"ing the cage could be d1<,-
man1led eas1l~ "hen not in use.
br onl' of the hc'I in hcr field.
Garner said .
Police hchnt Sha" \\ac; on hl·r
wa' to work when the tram st rucl..
.:Regretfull). this 1s not something
I'm unaccustomed lo." ~1d Dchb1c
Wood. a d1stnct supen 1sor for .\m·
tral who was on the J:.t:\ a.m train
from San Juan ( ap1strano.
.\s soon as c,he heard the cml·rg·
l'nC) bra lH'!> 10<. l and the cru"ded
passenger train begin 10 shdc. "hl..c:
a sled on ice ... \\ ood knew the\ 'd h11
something. she saJd~ ·
"E"cn th ough the engineer
plugged 11 (set the emergcnc) brake)
11 didn't reall} make a difference
With all that weight behind 11. a
tram JUSI can't stop that fa\t ," Wood
said. "In a line of traffic. \OU should
ne'er block the rails... ·
residents sa' ha' e a11racted troubk·
makas. Ochs ~ud the shelter had
nut rC\.'Cl\.eJ rnmplainis follo"mg
Monda} 's shooting.
"In fact. wc·,c gottl·n some:
pm 1tl\c calls of support from peopk
who think we're part of the solution
rather than part of' the problem" she
said. ,
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Nice neighbors,
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happy campers ..
The joy of moior-coaching or RV-ing may b(
summarized by the fact that you never know wbal
to expect beyond the next tum 1n the road. It may
be a bucket of blackbemcs or a fault) trans-
m1ss1on. or a broken tooth. or 32 se11ior ciuzens
on bicycles or a Canadian railroader. Even wiihout
surprises, coastal or inland highways paralleling
our Pacific Ocean stnnJ togclht'r c111cs and scener}
unmatched aO\ where in the "'orld
Take )Our pack -H1gh1Aa}" I. IOI. or 1-5
be1wecn Orange ( ounh and the ( an.td1an border
are ah\e and C),UIJng .ind \aned l'nough to plea'>e
all tastes and tempt.·rs .\nd lhl\ 11ml' of thl· ~ear
1s best because all 111 the M"hool' ha'l rnonH·ncd
and thcrl' 1\ tnu1, room m the: c.impground'> and
fewer car!> 10 h(· ,1 \m1ed b} .-.fo1A·m11,1ng 1rud. ... on
t1Ao-lane rn.k
\ml 111 • k Jr th..-p tpul 1u> 11rha•1 .1'1.""
~1lll !111d \1,,1 pll. ,11,· lll\l·r JOl.J 111. 1.U'>h 1t
wn 1u' 111\H'I Id me g1H~ \OU Ill'' '''II
C\JIH'' ,,ohhl~ \\heel ..ind a hrot..un tooth
\' ·'l'll" apprnarhing King C it). drl\ mg no1 th
I I thniugh thl· Salina" \alle}. ''hen l\\lll.'
•,1\ 11•i: nwt<Hl'h 1,1p.nakd th..11 sonwth1ng "a'
.1111") .11 lhl' r1.·~11 ot our f ioga It \\J~ 111 about the
'ame area ,, ~l'.11 ago that a rear trrl· npludc:d.
hfo ,\1 ng a h1Jl e
through the floor uf
our motor coach
cabin. 'iO l'ach time.
I pulkd off tht• road
and tn'ipeetrd our
ng. I found nothing
wrong hut the ~·c
ond motonst made a
l l rcurlar mo11on
'"11h her hand and
arm so I concluded I
muc;t ha\l· tire prob-
lems ( aut1uush ''l'
l"Ontinued 10 King
C II\ and lound thl'
'iamt· o,hl1p "ht•r(· "l'
bought a ne" 11rc a
'l'ar ago
··We'll r hl·cl.. \Our \\hl·e1.,:· thl· man said
··come had. m half an hour. and \\l'0 ll kt \uu
t..no'' "hat''i ~our prohkm ·· ·
King ( 1 1~ 1<, 11111 I .I'\ q(a' or '\r"pon lkal·h
or C\l'n C O\l.t '.\k'><1 1t·, a 4u1c1 littk nt~. a maJor
agnruhural 'h1pp1ng point. a railroad tc:ntl'r and a
h1ghl\ lli.-.pa ll1r lt1\\ 11, tilkd ''1th fncndl) peopk
.\nd ;.-, almmt ,1f\\:t\\ hot. '-;o \\l' kilkd a halfhuur
1n a t'r1l·nJI\ :11r-u1n~ht1l1nl'd puh and returned tt•
our llfl" ,h;ip
"It\ all fhnt.·· thl· man,1gcr 'aid ... , ou mu'I
ha\l' had ~our "hl·d, rot.lll'J. bn·,1u'>l' thl' nght
n-.ir oul\llk \\hrd \\J\n·i 11n 11ght thl' p1m didn't
matrh 'ourl' 'l'r' lm k\ \OU d1dn"t thrn" 11··
'\u ,,h.11 J11 I O\\t' \ou"·
· '111h1ng '"' .1 thin~ ·
·· \" l ·mun no\\
•• ,II. th.II°\ 11 \ltl·r .ill \tlU h1111!!hl .I \Ill' 1r11111
Oll' fa,t \CM ..
\t' "l 111111,d thl· llh'lh.1n1 ,,h11 li\nl 11 .ind
t1ppnJ l11m S' .1nJ \\t·nt niaril' 11n 11ur "·"
'11llll' d..t" l.llrr "l' "l'rt· l.1111p1ng. Ill lht·
Hurllng_tlln l Jmpground in thl· llumhuldt
Rt•d\\nt><l' \t.llt' Park Du11ng thl· d.\\ \\l" p1t l..l•J
\\lid hlad.hl·rrtl'' .ind put J~1ut .1 g;:itl11n ,f thl'nl
1n our m11toi \ll.llh trn·1n 10 1.1h llllnll' .111J Ill
thl' l'\ l'Olng \\l" l"ll'lll'd II> ITIU\I\ 11n our lJ'l"lll"
pla~l·r \11t1ng. JrnunJ thl' l .1mplirr c >nt· m11rning.
(1\\l'll '-lid om· 11t ht•1 m.11nr ll'l'th -J nH,l.1r -
hall hrof...l'll 11tl .11 thl' gum l11w .1nJ lllllh' 11u t \\ l
1Al'rl' alr.11d 1111n1l'l t111n .• ind '>lmt· \\l' ''l n· ht·.1J1111t
fc1r PonlanJ \H' l.tllnl a Jaug.htl·r-111-IJ\\ 1n '-'akm
()rl' ,llld 'hl' .1rrr.tngl•J l\1 ha\ l' ht:r Jrnll'l \\T U\
at 4 am t\\11 da" IJtl'r
Rdon· \\l' brnf...l' l.tmp. \\l' t.1lkl·d t1• .l lllll'
1:oupk 111 thl' aJJrnn1ng tampsllt'. I ht•\ ''l'rt· frt1m
.\locrta. < .1nada .1nll 1h1' "·I' thl·tr tir'' trip 111
Cahtorn1a. ano thn \\l'll' hounJ t11r 'an I ranU\f\I
Sti \\t' told thl'lll \\ hl'rl' 111 '-la\. "hat 111 J11 -th1•
hndge' the I mh.m.1\krn f 1,haml·n"· \\"hart. thl·
1:ahk 1..1r' thl I 1•p ot tlw \1.1ri.. \II thl' ll'lln't
trap'>
In \.1krn th,· Jrnt"l ''·'' \\Olldl·rlul l k
l kam·J 11111 thl '"' l.l'I kit IH lhl' wnth .. rx·nt h.111
an hour \·ra ing .ind rnJl..ing 'urc nothing lf,1
might h.1rrx·n .1nJ tt·''l' J lull rl'JX>rt that (1\\l'll
uiuld tt'' l' hn 1\\\ n drntl\I onrl' ''l' 'H'rl' hal I.
hunll' \nd IM .ill th1\ h" ,h..trgl' IAJ'> SI/\
\lll'r rt'Jthing. Ptirtl.1nJ. ''l' rl'll..tn·d our ''l'P'
had dU\\0 I·' 111 c.r.IOI' PJ" 1h1·n 1111(1\ 1111
.igain. ,1nd \\l' found "e had t1ml' 11, stJ' a1w1h t r
night 1n Hurling.111n 111 rolln t murl· hlal t..hc:rric'
and to rel.1\ .lnllllll! thn'l' magn1lil0l'nt rl'J"t'tid'
Our 1)fd l<lnlP\tll' \\,,, \Jl ant and \\C tool.. 11
~earh). \l(lrl''i 111 uilnrtul hall-<lllllH' tent'i \\en·
arrangl·d OH'r lour or fi,,. lampsttl''> .• md "'-'
lcarnt•d 11 ""' .1 1!-n1up 111 '~ hir)d1sl\. almu".I all
ol them 'l'ntur tllllt'n' ''''° "en· llf.'.dJltng lrom Vancmn l'f. H l . tu \ant.1 Rarh..1ra. a t1Ao months'
1np Tht') "<Htld c~de for '>I\ da~'· thrn re•a for
11ne. Jnd 1<xfa, 1n lhl' rt'd''<ioth \\:l'> a rest da).
Tht·~ '-l'l'ml·d \ll rugg.ed ;and hl·alth~ and ha pp~.
and thn \H'r1· \\J,h111g d11thl''· and \lnging around
the campfire, and ltl\ mg thl' \\Orld around thl'ffi
1 O\\ard thl' latl' afternoon. l "'alked to tht•
camp oflirr .ind thl· PJ' phorll' to rail home for
me'i~gl'' .\ toupk "·'' ll\lflg thl' onl~ phone. ~o
I wa11t·d. \tandm~ nn 1,ne toot. thrn the C\lher I
pa1J httk a11t·nt1on to thl·m hut I hrard them "a'
"ometh1ng ahoul 1.1hk l-.irc;, and Fishermen·,
"'harf. and tht• 1 op 111 thl' ~tart.. fhl·n the man
came up 10 me ··w eren't \OU hl'fl' ahout 10 d:l\~ ago. and
didn't ~-Ou gi \ l' me all the good tips for San
Frnnc1sco·1" he :i'kcd It "'a" our carun neighbors
from .\lbcna Thi time. "'e e'changed cards. and
he was R. L. "Ron" O'Hara.the d1stnct sales
manager for tht' ( anad1an National Ra1lwa). and
his wife. from Edmonton. Alberta. Canada.
.. We can't th1rnk you enou,h." he ~ad.
"You made our vacation.' she added. "We
did everything you suggested -ndmg the cable
cars, eating at F1shel'men's Wharf. visiting the
shops around the I ln1on Square. going to Gract'
Cathedral. We e'en had n dnnk tn the Top of the
Mark. You really know the town. don't you?"
"Yes. .. I said. "And 1hat'5 because we did all
the same things on our honeymoon -SI ycan
aao." ·· Jim FellH 11 • 1..,Ume ob1erver of de 0nuwe C..11. Hhl Cf#UU rat Sud•y ad ... .....,.
Tl!MI rob FOU'ftaln Vallq dairy
er .,. D-"1 "°' !
Two Cccn-:llltfl neaped with an undbcloscd
amou• of cash after holdina up a Foun1.11n Valley daJI')'. POlicl npmed. The IUIPICtl .alked into the Oaasy
,... Dli.fy. 170~ Ncwtud St •• It about lO p.m.
..,..,---.• ()lie of them WU anned with I ..... Ill.
uny OriMld laicl Tbe dftk.::..1111111 ---... ,..._ Md dwJ ftld in •
DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. October 18, 1989 AS
Mustang Club investor describes attack
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -~ "'°' kalf
An 1n"es1or in tbe infamous Mustana
Club te!ltilied Tuesday that his former
associate and a reputed mobc;1c:r held has
neck and legs before finog three bullets
into has head in a Costa Mesa parking
garage and leaving hun for dead
Wilham Carroll. 57. waited nearly two
year~ before fingering hi s alleged 111-
tackcrs.
Prosecutors claim Jo~ph Grosso help-
ed arrange the attack for Michael
Anthon) R1u1tello. an alleged Mafia boss
wpo was after Carroll's share tn Lhe once·
profitable an1a .\na topics<. dub.
Grosso. -lb. 1\ on tnal for alll'mpted
murder. and R1111tt•llc>"-. tnJl ,., 'lh1'l!ulc.'J
to llilhm
( )O llltif..l.'f\ •\l'le \l dlllll'<f .\ !(1 I II l't.il
1..lctertur nut\ltk the tnunto<>lll
lo <.fUl''>ltoning h\ till' ddl'n'l' Jllllrnl''
ho"'e'cr. < arroll \a1d h1· 1rnh kit hut
didn't \l'l" tht• h.1mh tha• h,·l~I "1' kco,
J11\\ n J'> hl· \JI 111 till' , 1,,l :1, r " t" .;1,
ll"' n l<lr on \pr ii l 1 I '"
( arn11l 1c,t1ltl·d thJt < 10"11 "·" 111 1tw dn,cr'~ \l'.ll hold1ni:; h1' kl!' \\h1k
Ri1111l'lf1) grahhcd hi\ nel 1-'1 11111 th1 hJl"I..
of the tJr and \hot h1111
··1 tu rrwd m' lw 1d 1·.. ~ .t \Ir
(11l1"0 I '(1Jl''>l;l11l lftl :l 'f '1!\ 111•
l:lf ,f hlled m ~ Ill'\" .rnd i' 11 ,. I l,t, l'
aruunJ.'' '<111..I (,1rroll •'fl1• " •,11
lillndt·d tn thc JtlJl k ··11 ..,,.l 111 d IT'"
eH·nth1ng hJppt'nlJ 1n a 'Pitt '· •1 I
( Jnoll wht1 uin11nuuu\h d.il•t u! 1•
his \\ :11a1ng l'\ l''· ,,11 in · thl' 1
T uc'>da .• tnd fl'·enalled thl· ;,hn11t.r
Juror<. \\ a rl''>Ult o t l'Jrha puhll·,1
Joseph Grosso
repun'> of '>u1. h J dt·1110n,1ra11un \upcrtor
( ou~t Jullgl' l11h•1 I lhnn J r 1''>Ul'd a
g.1~ or.lcr tu ~n n. q,.q,c\' tr•J m tJlking
!11 tlw ~· " .1 1tr Lill' J1:rnonstrat1o n
\\lttr llll~ II• t ,1mill l1rv"11 railed
h11n l' 11lw1 lhHt d.i~ .inJ .1 rranie<l for tht<
:hrt•c 111i:n t.• nLTI :11 J ~anlll \na
1e'>t..turan1 t1•r l11nnt 1 J hn ~1d thn
nn•tkd J mk t-... " Ill lhl'lr tar in the
\uuth < lM'>l P ,J/,1 parl.mg. gara~e. "'here
11• , •. ,, •111 · ul • urred 'hunl' l)Cfort' mid-
i I : ll:,, tliul
Octcnsc aLtome)' Willwn Yacobow
Jr. concentratC'd his quesuons on what
Grosso dad ~fore the shooting. Accord-
ing to Carroll. the defendant did not
speak and was look1n1l stra1j1.ht ahead
The defense contt'ndll Carroll "'as in-
volved in drugs. murders and loan shark-
ing. Carroll, howe .. cr. denied e'er telling
Grosso he played a part 111 t1Ao gangland-
stvle murders or otTered him v.ork 1n a
drug tab.
Yacobozz1 maintains <. arroll v.as tr}-
ing 10 get back at Ci rosso for suppl) ing
the FBI an I 9lS6 and I Y!P "'1th infor-
mation about him
( arroll also drnin1 all\ 1n' oh l'mt:nt
w11h the dea1h of Mustang O\.\nt>r J1mm)
(.asino v.ho "'as handcufTcd and 'hot 111
lhl· head three 11mcs
( Jrroll tes11fied he lnaned (3.,1110 more
than SI ~U.000 tor back ta;\es .ind othc:r
purpo')C\ lk "'a'> rt'pa1d SI 00> pt>r 1Ae>t:I..
hut ft'portedl~ rci:e1H·d nnl~ t\\O l hecks
ht-fore ( asmo\ murder on "ie"' ) car's
DJ\ 111~~
In add11inn to the s201H10 ( asino "'J'
paid uut ut dub prulih e' c:r: mun th
( arroll .illt<gcd he v.a~ 1at..1ng ra .. h ..\her
C a!>ino\ death. Grnc Lc':ihl'r took O\er "''
managl'r at the n1gh1duh
Le<,hcr 1s \l.'.hedull'd 10 tt''>llf, that
R1u11l'llo tned to musrk h1' "a) 10111
uintrol ot the duh \\llh the 1ntt·n11on nl
">k1mm111g profit'> 0.tll·ordin~ 111 t'Ourt
dU('uml·nt<, R1111tdlo ..ilkgrJh wm-
plainl·J to Lesher that ( arrull "'a'> refus-
ing Ill '>hare duh l'am1ng'>
Lc\hi:r pJ1d $5.IJ()(t a \\l'l'I.. 1n protit'
trom the duh tu K1z111ellu alturJing 111
niun dOl umtnts The pa' mt·nts fl'·
purtnlh "erl' m..ide through George
) ud/P •th >'ho IJ trr ".1~ fa 1alh \hot
thrt'l' llrlll'' in tht· htad ·
< .1rt1ill I' n11 \\ a pr11tl'lll'd "1tnl·'>~ and
111, "!h"ll'Jhnut' arl' unJ1,, loscd. Ht> re·
portl·Jh nwt ( 1ro"u 111 pnc,on
R111 rtdln t•2 "a' lml..ed to organ1Ll'd
1.nml· Ill a 141\h 1,tatt' rl·pon and 1dent·
11°1l'd a' a ldpldtn 11'1 thl' \ldano mafia
lam1h Ill l 11'> .\ngl'les He has sened
llml· 111 'tall' .tnd ll'dt'ral pnson for
rohl't:f\ ~1Jn.ipp1ng and ract..eteenng.
Club memberships declared
no conflict for HB officials J
Slain baby
had been
strangled
By ROBERT BARKER
Qt U''f' ).;e1I) P1hH \t ""
llun11ngwn lkadt < 1t\ \1111rnt·\ < 1,111
Hutton h a\ 1nl111ml'd C "' t 11llll1 ii 111,·111 -
ber'> thl'\ h..t\l' IHI llllllllll 11t 1111t'rl'<;I 111
rl'garJ 111 J g.1tl 111 \II' llll'll lhl·"h1p' thl'\
rel.'l'l\t'd 111 till· 't·.1d11l ( 11 u111n ( luh
l hl· nll'ml"wr,h1p \.tr.1' pam111nl 11t-
f1nal\ tu J111l' .11 thl' , 11u11tl\ duh -
ti\\ n..-J h' l h,· 11111111 ll!!t"n Hl'.1d1 t 11 -
althnugh th•'' h.1d 111 p,1, 1111 tlwir n1l'.d'
Hu1111n·, tindlrl!'' ,.111w .1111111,1 l""
\\el·!..' Jtll'r .11111111,·" 1111 thl· I .11r P111!11-
tal PrJlllll' 1 •lllllll'""ll 1ktn11111wd .,1
til l.II\ lt1uldn l \tlh 11l 1111llp.11h l"U'"' ti
thl'H rtll'nlhl·r,l11p l.1rd' lt.111 .1 \ .ilu« ••I
S::'.'CI llr llh1fl 1111 th, (Ill'\ I •l" I~ !ll•llHh'
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ml·mh.·r, .11.d dh·d,11w " th -.,,·,1d1tl .1, -
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I r,i..11w .ir.d I'"" \I 1, \.I ,:,ct 1• )I \'
\,t,h r Hill \l,I'.' ,llll( .... ;)\,I \\l"ll \,~, ..
Dense fog forces
closure of airport
By th~ Dally Pllol
\ th1 1 f.. hl.1nf...ct 111 lt•tL l•" l'rld 1hr
OrJngl' < ''J'l 11n I u1·,d.1' 1'\llHni.: 1\11\
1ng , l1 "1ir1 111 l11hn \\ ,1, m• \1rp111 t .11hl
d1,,·r,11t11 111 1nl"m111g tl1i.:h1' \t il-,1,t I'
~ hl·JukJ ll1gh1' \\l fl" Jllt'l ll'd h\ 1h,·
l llMtrl' .it Cl 'I Ip m .11rp11n 1illil 1.11 .. ,,11d
tun" Purtl'I "rx·r.11111n' 'llf't'P 1'11r .11
J 1,h n \\ .1' nr '..t 1d 1nu'm1 Ilg_ fl 11th i.. "l'r1·
h.·1ng dl\t'lll'll 111 On1.1m' ..tnd I on!!
fk..tl It hnth 111 \\ 1111 h \\l'rl' '-1111 "IX'n
I Ul '>11.1' n1~h1
''" \n~l"il'' lntr• n.1:11•11.11 \11J'\•rl JI"'
\\ j' d l \\l'd \"I\ till' 1 .. ~
.\n \nh'fll.tn \11llt1l"' r1·prl'\l'nt.tt1H·
'>aid 'l'\ l'n llii-hl' tlUI 111 l11hn \\,I\ Ill'
\H"rl' l.1nrl'll'd I m·,d,I\ t'' t•ning. hut hr
1A4l!> un~ure h11\\ m.1n~ 1nu1m1ntt ll1p.ht'
IAl'rl' \lllf 'l hl'llt1 ft-J fhmt• night\ \\1\llllf
tx-J''''nl·d ht 1•tht•r airf)l1n' 11 tht''
IAl'rl'll'l (,1nll·kd hr ,,uJ
l hl· lull did 11111 apfll·.11 to h.· thlll..
enough lit Jtk1 t th" 11111rning·, rq:ul.ir
l)1ght '-Chl·duk l\trtl'r \,lid
POl,l('I·: l .Ofi
Fountain Valley
\ '\,int.1 \n,1 111.111 .1rrr<,ll'd alkr lk("1ng
lr11m th\' '4.l'lll' ot .1 \lng.k-lar acl'1dcn1 JI
L11Jl' \ H'nul' JnJ ( 1all'' '>lfel't. alllo \\ac;
l'hJrgl'd "'11h .1,._,1ult on a pohct' otliter
altl'f he 'Pll through thl' -.crccn St'paraltng
the front .ind had -.eat~ of the P'}trol tar
• • •
Rurglars <;tok Jlx>ut Sl.'110 1n plumh-
1ng supplle.-. Imm a 'an on the I ~-W•n
hlud of 1 l:irhor Roule' ard
• • •
.\n e!>lllTI31t'd $~.4()(1 10 propem IAJ<\
stokn from a h11mr l'll thl' I 1400 bltK:t..
of Sandstone \\enuc b~ burglar.. "'ho
entered th rough a hal'I..' a rd "1 m1o"' • • • A patn11ng 'alut·d JI S2.8CXJ wa.-. 'itolcn
off the wall at T \\ 1lh~1r Financial
Group. 18430 Brookhu"'t St. -... --Yt'llo" gOld \ alued at S2.000 was
stolen from M.M Dent.al tud10. 9092
Talbert Avt'., after .• burglar uS4.'<I a kc)
to enter the ofliC't
Lapaa Beach
A home an the 1100 block of North
Coast Hia.hwa) v.as buraJanied Mondi)'.
A camcr1 and "a1ch v.orth Sl6S ~e~
tolen. • • • ~ -~-):dlow Yamaha was 1totcn front the 30800 block of COl:lt Haahway on Mon·
day. P,P1nape1~l11tw'1 Y8iued 11 Sl20 .at liken
from J.1:• • 1111 200 bk>ck of Htlh· ..... •fll\•f'I· •'~ ft-Om a vthadt • ''1'1Moulh trett Oft
C 1f,lll' \\ 111,·hl'll JnJ Pl'tl'I (1rt'l'n n~H·r
u'c:d thl·1r \II' ,,ird'> Jnd thn "-Crl·
'.dunl .11 1cr,,
In .1Jd1111111 Planning l timnll'>'>lllOl'r'
"1rl.. "irl.IJmJ JJtl \h1,mJh•r and Barr)
\\ tlilam' nn rr U'>t'd their card\ and
thl·rdnrl· tn l11111:.111' d1Jn·1 rt.'l'C'l\l' a gilt .
Hutton 'J1d C ,11n m1'>'>tPllt'" \'1t I l'1p11g.
( ll'fl ( l rt<'l!J .llld rd \111un1furd "°l'rl·n·1
g.l'l'll \ 111 l.trlh trom till' llun1111gtun
Rt·ad1 l '' t \lllHl11\'>l11nc:r Kl'O
B11urg.u1g.1H•n h.1, ht<. "" n ml·mlx'r,h1p
th.it Ill' f'l'J'1lll,tl1' p.11d IOI
Pro11n h h' tht' I lu11 1ng111n lil'Jlh I 11
thl· 11' , largl'<,t lanJ ~ll'' l'h•rx·r h,1, t'
l'<"l 11 ,,,ll klll~ ur \\ h1k 111lil 1a1, .l\\Jlll'd
th.-rultnl? 1111 "tll tlwr thl'rl" ",1, .1 u,ntl11. t
•1 tt1lt ,,:,! thJt pn•h1h111.•d thl'Ol trnm
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l '·1"d II• .1,llUll.ll \t•ll i' ,t ll"\1Ul''l h'
th· 1•111p.111' 1111 nwJ 1um-<ll·n ,11' rl''I
d.-n11,1I 11 Ptll\t "" .;,:; Jl rl' tll IJnd .II
I ,J\,J1J, \trc~t .rnd (1Jrf1l'IJ \,enuc \
p '" '' li1·.1r 11~ 1, ,,hl·JukJ ''" ~II I I 1111 •n ,,11d thr \ 11' nll·rnt1'.·r,h1r lJrJ,
h.1d ,1 \aim· ••I ~ •1 .1 m1•n1h anJ .1 S"
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Peoplt' "'h'' PJ' lur thl·tr memtx·r\h1p
l Jrd'> p..i' a $1tJ mnnthh k•· tor J1n1n~
pn' 1kgl''> But thJt amount " Ji:du, tl·J
from thl' u1<,t ul thl" mcJI\ lor thl' munth'
that the rl·staurJnt 1~ U'>l'J It thc:1r tc11•d
bill~ romi: 111 mon· than $.'ti J mPnth
thl'} don"t f)J) thl' annual fcr
.\lthough h11!Jcr<, ol thc \IP l MJ'-r·"
Im th,·11 meal'> tht•) J un·1 pa' S 111 for tlw
months thl'\ J1ln·1 u ,. rhl' fl'\t..turJnt
lht'rdl\ rl'lt:I\ Ill~ J gtlt thJl lht• f)Ubl11.
lh)l'\0 ., gl'l
Hutllin 1.JkulJll'J the 'Jlut' 1•1 lhl \IP
l ..trd\ of 1nJ1' 1Jual 11tlil 1JI'> "' 11unt1ng
thl' nwnth' th.11 thn u,l·d 1hl· ,1tuntr'
duh·, rt'<.t,1urJnl
If thl'\ u,,.J 11 111r lll't 101· m11nth hut
11111 thl' l1lhcr 1 I n11,nth' thl' \Jl.Jl' "'oulJ
tl\.' $ 'h' -I , I ffil'' thl' thl· '\ \ r.1 •nthh
tn· r tu' thl' 'S'' JnnuJI rllll"\\,I 1t·1 H11
Jll 1llliu.1l\ h.iJ turn1.·J in lht'I: ,JrJ' "''
IJ'1 'pnn~ "I ," thl· "'ntr .. , :r'\ Jr '""
Jnrt·J,1n1t the \.ilJl tl l lht• ,.HJ,
Thl' Hun llN~h.>n lil'J1.h t 11 ~t.H1 J ,.
1nhutnl \IP r•,·n1'x•r,h1p' 1.. '\ h,"
Ill'"' k,11.frr, rr •nHnl'OI ~•ll ll"n' Jnd rt•
altur' 11, rn•ni•,tl' JnJ 1n, ll"J°'l.', lub lfrn·
1n11-r1111m USl' 111lil1Jh ... .11J
By The Dally Piiot
\ I '·m• 1nth-uld bJh' ~" tou nd I tic-
k" 111 h" , nh h' h1' pJrt•ni., latl' l;}atur·
da' dll'd J'> ,1 ·rl''>Ult o t \tr.ingula11on
..tll11 1J1ng. tn ..in unofflu..tl lClrllOl'r°S fl"
port rdt·.i,t•d 1 Ut'\da'
r hl' l htlJ", unl°ll' ha' hl'l'll arrl'<,led on
,u,p1l 111n 111 murdcr and appeared 1n
uturt t11r thl' t"1r.,111me Tul·,Ja~ Shcrmanf
R11hl·n < ""'1n Jr 211 ~a-. ordered
rl·turnnl ll• uiurt <kt :-tor tormal
..1rr..1ignnll·n1
< t'"'in fl'll'O l(\ J",h..irgtJ lrom tht'
l \ '..1'' 1' 1".;1ng hl·IJ cln 'S250U0tt
h.111
< 11"'1n '' Jtluwd 1•t latalf\ ,,r,rnghng
hi\ llt'rhl'"' r h11mJ~ 'egn "'hale:
h.11>" 111n~ 1! 1• intant \\°curding 10 re·
pc•rt'-1 1iru111 rtlJ\ hJ\l' ~lOml· annoH·~
"'11h tht l h1lJ ' <,(, fl'Jm\
\\ ht•n thl , hilJ .. pdrffit\ returned
h11ml' thn lliund thl'lr '>llll in ht<, l'nb
..1 rhl "'l'ft" J tik tn dett"\ t a 'hgh L pulse
fll lllll' ...-i1J I hl' m1an1 d1td the following
da' JI <. h1ldren\ Hoso11al in Orange'
Newport Beach resident nabs
su spect peering into window
By IRIS YOKOI
()< ·~ o .. ..,. ,,_ , ....
\ 'l""fl''rl Bc.1lh m..tn ,h.l'>l'J J 11"n
Jnd hdJ J 'U'P•.'l lt'd prll\\kr intil pollu·
arr1,\·J l uc'"·'' n1l>rnm.i
lt•llrl·~ ifJ\\f...111\. ~2 1.hJ'l'1l thl' 'U\pl'll
thrw hll~k' .tltl'f 'J'lilll Ill/. h1rn fX'l'rtnl'!
111111 .i h.11hr11Pm "1nd111' .11 ll,1,, ~inc,' 1-.
\l'..tr-11IJ J.wghtt'r T h1· ,U,lll.'ll Patri, t..
k_ [) \dlkJ 'h \\ 3\ .lffC\ll'd 11n 5U\f)I·
u1•n 111 pr11\\ hng .rnd h\•111.l·d 11H11 :'l.l'"-
P<lll Hr at h ut' 1ail nn ~ '-1 M.) h.111 .1tll'r thl'
('I '11 .1 m .1n1·'1
H.I\, i..111.,· dau$hll'f \\,l, .ibout tu Lakl• J
'ht1\'t'r at hl'r tam11\ homt• 1r1 thr ~on
Newport Beach
.\n Cll\ell'pe ronta1n1n~ S~ 11 ~ l'a<,h
\\as gone trom a '>.tit' at I 1m \le mom
tmix'rt' I '01 l)ua1l \t • • • f IA U th1lU\J nJ Joll..t r\ \.\ 01 1 h I.)!
\\Omen·s Jl'"el" "'.l tal..l·n I rum J homt'
in 1he .BOO bl~t.. of \1arlUS -'.\Cnue b)
a hurgJar \\ho rt•m(l\ed the lou'e~ ofT a
hathroom "ind0v. to entt'r lhe residence. • • • .\ soltd \\t.,.x1 d(l('f wa\ kicked open
Jnd J bro" n leather \llll<ie ta~cn from a bu~1ness offi l't' m the-'400 block (')f Via
Orono • • • .\ burglar pned open a shd1n~ glass
door on a condominium in 1he 400 block
of Bolero \Va'. ransackC'd 1hc inside and
took a VCR .· 11tt'reo m ·e1,er. color tele-
vision and '' pewntcr. • • • • A suspect entered an apartment in the
300 block of 35th Street throulf\ an open
bedroom "indow. took a fivt-jAUOn
parklcn's hottlc ronuuninf S70 1n coins
and left a bum~ c1prtttc 10 a ala that
had rontainC'd somt' milk
BantlDCton Beacb
~ man 1n the 16000 block -or Blanton
trttt said he behcvt'd a man intended to
rape-his W1fe. v.-ho "u parkina • car In
an alley. The nan t"lln down an altty on ~nd to~'lrds lil·tl ..\venue bCfore
dl.Slppcanna 1n a condom1n1um ~mple~. • • • woman satd a man dnv1n1 an old
.. h1tc C-41llK or Monte Carlo •P-DrdK~ ~ car on A h Stl'ftt and 1\k<'d
htr sf w wanled to buy ccn1nt. • • • Gan• mcmbCD ~poncd1 pray-
hl111. t.. 111 ,, th "lrt'l l '' h,·n 'I ' '·'" 1h1
'U'Jll.'ll ··~•nk! II JI hu .ll llJlll~ 11
< ltl11 t'r ~ r.1•11<. l 11•rJ,.11 ...,h, ,, 11 .1:11,·.t
Jnd ht•r 1.111\cr .1 \,1,ht hr .. i.., Hnl
runnm)'! • 111 11 ,,.ir h" 111 :h1· rro" .-1
Ha" l..111, 1,1unJ thr 'U'f'l•, ,t.1thf111~ ti\
!ht I'. lll\11>\\ '11<, I ~ 111 ,1 'Id ,1,I<. " I• Ill
•\\ h.11 Jfl' \"II d 1111 ·~ hl fl .. I 11, 'li'IX'd
r1·plll·d I 11\t h,·r,· · .ind tla" 1n'
,tn'ilAl'rl·d ,, ,,11, ,1110 '1 I dn .1,,11rJ-
1ng 111 <. 1Prd1 n
fhl' 'l•'il(''I :l•l'1 lltl ll,1\1.t...1n' dl
"'-nh~:d ,1, .11>< 1111 ' l<°l I •i 111. hl'' 1.111 '''
~1und' rar .till r .ind l.lll!!ht thl' 11 l11i>I
I ())-pound 'll'Jl\'ll but 111'1 hi\ grip e1n
h11n \\ hl'll till' '-U'-CX'' t med tl• t..11. ~ him
1n thl· uotdi anJ .. 1u,1·d H~I"' f..111, tn 1.111
painted .-.logan'i on a hl1lC'k "all 10 the
area of Y. a mer ..\' l'O Ul' and L 'ndnn
Strl'Ct It ha" ht-rnml· Jln111<;t J nightf\
1x-currenn· thl' man '<!1d . . .
\ "Oman '31d \Oml·11ne '111lr hl"r "alkt
fn'm a dl..,i.. in the qn11 hhx i.. nl .\rgo"
.\ \ t'nue '-'he said <.he ht'ltt'\ C\ thl'
suspcl't\ jre t"'o t{'(.'n-ager' "h11 canw
into the hu1,ine~., tarlter to '11hl 11 tunJ"
• • •
.\ man IA:l5 takl"n into l'U'ilt)\J\ lt'I
alll"&rdh lf) mg to steal an SI I 4., pair nt
insole\ trom a storc at 7433 Edinger \' l' . . . ~
..\ f't'sidt'nt 1n the 9300 block of \ clardo
Dn'e said sht' teared a pro"lcr "'a"' either
on the roof or m the rubhcr tn·c
lntne
Someone with an t'YC for modl"m art
hf\td two hm11cd co111on Peter Ma:\
stnlf'lphs worth an estimated SI 7 .000
from the Gage Galler} at 41 QQ C'ampu"'
Dnvc. Man•ment suspcch a former
employee of tbC' heist. ••• A home on treamwood wa bur-
aJarucd somcumc between earl) Fmb)
momina and late Monda) n"ht after
thieves allcacdly pncd open a ~room
v.indow. A \'Cll. televi ion and ponable
computcf we.rt stolen. • • • Republicaft Pnnlin& at l 202 Mc<Jaw ~•he loll ofS I ~.000 in equipment
somdtmc O\"tt tM ftdtcnd./ ~ tnlttt'd a home on Wlfttcr·
bu'h tbrOuP the rear wincto-tome-
time an tlllt • week and tt<* a VCR
... pOn8'llt ....,.. -·~ the OWMT1 ... ...,. .
I h1 'U'Pl't l rJn tltl ag .• un hul Ha1A l..1n!.
.Judll him t'llll" nwrt· at Nth ~treet and
R 1' .-1 \' l'l1Ul Thl· .,u,p-..·d allegedl~
pur '' ·d I fJ\\ l..1n' n 11\i: 1. hl·'t and thre"'
h m 111 :Ol' l!hiund tiut HJv.km' \\n' tied
"11h tin• ~1nJ gJllll'd ,11ri1rt1I liordon , .. ,.:
\\ hl n tht• 'U'f'X'l I r1·..1lt1t·d tht' pohet>
'' l'rl· , 111 t hl't r ".1' hr rl'pnnl·df\ said he "<I' ,,1rr\ JnJ J\l..l·d H.l\\l..ln' to kt him
!!" ( 111rd11n '-lid
I> .\ddt'J a ll'<tl ,.,t.llr hrnl..n "'ho hvM
tu't J 1," bl11'. I..' a•' a' from Haw!.. ms on
\/\th "trn·t latn tl1ld police he was
l1•11k 1n~ fl1r h1' l.11. l JOnlon said.
Irvine
\1lmr11ne 1Atth an r'r for modt'm an
littl·d t\\11 hm1tl·d ed111on Peter MaA.
'l'ngrarh' ''orth Jn l''illmatcd S 17,000
1r11m thl' l 1Jgc ( 1Jlkn at 4 1 QQ Campus
nn'e \t.1nagcmt·n1 '-U'>JlC'ClS a former
1•mphlH'l' of tht' hl't\t • • • \ h1,ml' on \trcam"'ood v.as bur-
glar11l-d ~1me1tmc bc1"'cen earl) Friday m11rn1n~ and latl' l\1onda) nt&ht after
th1P1'" alil'gl'dh pnl'd OpC'n a bedroom
"1nthl"' \ \CR. tefe, 1\lon and ponable
u1mputl'f \\.Crt 'tokn • • • Rt·puhllcan Pnn11ng at 1202 McOaw
reponed the lo\\ o fS I S.000 an equipment
,11m1'1tme 0' er tht' WC'ckend./
\omeonc cnttred a homt on Wintcf-
hn' en through the rear window .ome-
t1mc 1n the pacit week and stole a VCR
and portnbk phone while the ownen
v.erc away
Coeta lie.a
Employee~ are suspected in tbe theft OI
SI ~o from the tash rqistcr at Pim
Plact' 7JS W Baker /we .. • • • • .\ compressor \llued at SIOO ._
stolen from the machtnc arm • htm1t1vc Education C'cnier. l90 1111111_
V 1 i.. after bursJars cut ~ a
and chatn to pin cnlry. •• t
Computtr and sonwaft
val~ It $7,700 W9I _,"!""'."'._
Prfciwon lntft'COftnect. Bhd.. afttt bu,...... br* a
doW to pin cnU)'.. • • • A SI .~ maWI .... aT~..._.._.. • .....,.ml_ .,,.
II
.U Qr.,._ Co.t rwl.Y PtLOT/ ~. Odct. 11, 1811
Fear;-frlvoll~ grip qual<e scene
SAN FRANCISCO• (AP) -
Thousands of stranded office
worken mineled with tbc homeless
in San Francisco's darkened slteets
Tuesday ni&ht as a pitcb·black njgbt,
a rugbt of rear and festiveness. f~ll
over this qua.kc-damaged city by the
bay. Fire engines and ambulances,
sirens-howling, picked their way
"through the darkness and over glass.-
strewn streets as a few stars peeked
through a layer of smoke from a fire
raging in the Marina rustrict.
An occasional office buildfog run-
ning on emergency generators stood
out in the blackness. Electricall y
powered trolleys formed little empty
holes of light where they stalled,
emergency &linkers winkjng on and
off. Car hcadliJhts criSS<Tossed,
pcdestnans dodgmg among them.
And desperate people lined up 20
dctp at pay telephones to call home.
• ..Answer! Dammit!" Jeff Darling
yelled into one phone as he tried to
~ach his wife and child across San
Francisco Bay in Berkeley after the
eanhquakc.
When the phone went un-
answered. Darling dropped the re-
'ceiver and sobbed uncontrollably.
.. I've got 10 know. I've got to know.
What happened?" He said his house
was undergoing renovation and he
feared that some of the supports
may have been undermined b) the
work'.
But on other streets. the scene
seemed festive. Some fireworks were
set off. and children played outside.
"People are out in the streets. and
11 looks hke a huge parade is about
to come down the street."' said Texas
tate Treasurer Ann Richards. who
was "alking an downtown San Fran-
cisco "hen the deadJ) quake hn just
after 5 p.m.
But she added. "It's really fnght-
enang ...
After dark. with power out. people
gathered in candle-lit bars and res-
taurants. Groups of I 0 or 20 stood
on sidewalks downtown. listening
on Large radios to reports on the
quake. Others strolled in a surreal
promenade an the darkness. Buses
were jammed with riders. but no one
appeared to panic.
People sat outside dingy hotels. on
the stoops of apartment houses. on
curbs. And thoughts turned to wor-
rying about where .to go for food and
water.
ln San Francisco's Ha1ght-
Fillmore d1stnct. cracks were v151ble
on some stoops and buildings. some
in the stucco and some structural.
Many buildings in the neighborhood
arc V1ctonan-st)'lc homes that
survlVed the great San Francisco
earthquake of 1906.
John Kunze. 26. of Mountain
View, said he was on an overpass
driving home from work when he
.. no.1iced my car swaying back and
forth and I thought I had a tire
blowout It was jUSt a scat). eene
feeling.
"Then I noticed telephone polls
swinging back and fonh and I knew
it was an earthquake."
At Candlestick Park. the capacity
crowd stood frozen for a moment
but c heered when the quake passed.
The scoreboard and electricity to the
park were knocked ou1. Beer cups
tumbled from the shel ves at one
l'lreftlen •nd rescue workers remove •n
Injured motOf'lst from the Cypress l'r••-
. Al' L.811_,,.....
way In west Oakland. ) ' ke comes from
burning auto trapped.b etween the decks.
Temblor warns of Big One
yet to come: USGS official
WASHINGTON ( ~P) -The 'an Franrnco earth-
quake Tuesday was ··a good warning ... the head of the
U.S. Geological Surve~ said.
'The question is not whether a big canhquake is
coming. The question is whl·n." said Dallas Peck.
director of the service. in an interview.
Tuesday's quake was "no t a 1nv1al earthquake. but
it was not a 1906 earthquake:· Peck said
The survey's geologists esumated the magnitude of
Tuesday's tremor at an)~here from 6.2 to 6.9 on the
Richter scale -"we'll pan that down." Peck said -
while the 1906 quake has been es11mated at up to 8.3.
Tuesday's quake "is telling us we'\e got a lo t 10
team and to do bener:· strenghtcn1ng quildangs and
other structures to withstand a major quake. Peck said.
At present the re 1s no "a~ of "arn1ng of a specific
quake at a specific time -but odds can be calculated.
"There was no "arning·· of Tucsda} ·s. Peck iwted .
In Jul} 1988. a committee of e'<perts con"ened b'
the Geological Sur"e} "as more "omed about outhern
Cahfom1a than the San Francisco area.
The committee es11mated that a major quake -one
mcasunng 7.0 on the Richter scale -had a 50 percent
chance of occunng in the San Francisco area along the
San ~ndrea!. Fault. the fault involved 1n Tuesday's
shocks. during the next 30 ~ears.
Thar committee said the chance of such a quake in
the following 10 years ~as about one in fi,e.
But a repetition of the 1906 quake was given odds
of less than one in 10 during the next 30 years.
The San Andrt'as Fault runs along the western side
of San Francisco Ba} The Haywar4' Fault runs along the
eastern side. and the committee gave the same odds for
a quake there.
Southern Cahforma was seen at m ore risk.
The committee said then: ~as a 60 percent chance
of a 7.5-magnitude quake along the Southern Cahfom1a
segmen1s of 1h~,.San <\ndreas F-ault. and a 50 percent
chance of one 0t--magnitude 8 0 or greater.
Else~here in Southern Cali fornia. the committee
put the chancl' of a b.5 quake on the Imperial Fault at
50 percent O\ er 30 )Cars. and the chance of a ti.5 to 7.0
qual.e on the San Jacinto Fault near San Bernard1no-
Rl\ ers1dt' at at the same 50 percent dunng JO ~ears.
concession 'stand. ~ section of the top deck of the of one olliCl' building allo~e7.e
pone~ to lik nc~s stone~ 'IJ .t
facs1m1k machine·~ phone hnc.
although the machine mclf did not
"Ork.
Jim Van Sickle. who hvc' about
60 miles east of San Francisco. said
plates were knocked off his fireplace
mantle by the eanhquake.
Asked his age. Van Sickle said. "I
was 52 before the earthquake. but
now I'm s2.··
Downtown's thousands of office
workers were left with no major
transportation routes to homes
across the water in East Bay areas.
an Francisco-Oakland Ba~ Bndgc
collapsed onto the lo"er road. The
su bwa} was shut do" n. Large sec-
tions of the two-tiered N1m1tz Free-
way collapsed onto the lower road-
wa)'.
Cooperation and 1nno' a11on
sprung up amid the paralysis. how-
ever.
Motorists gave ndes to people
trying to get across town. The owner
Tempers flared 0t·cas1onall~ a1 the
hnes for telephone-; . .\t one. a sho\'-
ang match broke out tx:t"cen a man
an lane and a man on thl' phone. fhc·
two wen.· pulled c1pan and the peo ple
an line aga·cd to talk no more than
thrcl.'. manull.'.s ec1lh.
QUAKE RAVAGES BAY AREA
FromA1
"You could sec dozens., huge
booms of smoke going mto the air."
said Greg Higgins. who was driving
near Santa Cruz, close to the quake's
epicenter, when it struck. "It was
complete pandemonium."
The quake sent thousands of ter-
rified office workers rushing mto the
slteets of Oakland and San Fran-,
cisco, and many remamed stranded
hours later.
"I've never been through anything
like this m my life," said Mary
Garcia. who works in Oakland·s
Chloroll builrung. ··r was on the 17th
floor and the building just rocked
• and rocked. I was scared out of m~
mind coming down the 17 floors.·
Repons of damage and injury
grew as officials made contact with
hard·hit areas, where many tele-
phones were cut off. Up to I million
people were left without power.
At least two b~· in the Santa Cruz area colla and hi&hways 1~ out oft e city were <tamaa-
ed, wd Hiahway Patrol Offica Kim
Pellroee. Mountain j)aSICS outside of Santa Cruz were closed because of
landslides and fissures in the road.
the California Hisbway Patrol said.
ln San f ranci1CO, at least eiabt
people died, and minor lootina and
vandalism were repOrled in the
city's major crack doli• ara. 1be
main problem is tbere'1 no lilbta.
WbeD lhc l".'!'..!1. ii off, oppoctwUsts
come out, police Oispetcher' Chris
Curran aid.
MQor An~ Mbd tbe Anny
ID•bdp.,, ~
Several hundred Cahfom1a Na-
t1onaJ Guard soldiers were beanj
mobilized. including cng111ccrs. mili-
tary ~lice and medical workers.
Staff Sgt. Frank Jones of the state
Military Department said m Sacra-
mento.
Still. Agnos said. "'The city 1s in
reasonably good shape. we·vc
survived this so far."
Sixty-thousand baseball fans were
evacuated from Candlestick Park
before the start of Game Three of
the World Series. No major injuries
were reponed at the stadium. which
sustained structural damage.
F°U"C engines a nd ambulances.
sirens howling. picked their way
through a darkened San Francisco.
Car headli&hts and an occasional
office building running on emcrg·
ency generators stood out. Buses
were jammed and traffic was backed
up.
Commutcn were &cft with no
maior transportation routes east out
of San fraociscO. ~ top deck of
the San francilCQ-Oekland Bay Bridte colla&>Kd onto the lower roed. The subway was closed. Sec-tions of the two-tiered Nimitz Free-
wa~pecd. walked around San f ran.-
cilCO, •• outside di.nay hotels, or on
stoopt and curt.. lilteniQa to f'ldio
repons of the disuscr. RCS\lunnts
and ben ~ witb cancHc:liabt.
Apel Mid five DCOole died iD tbc
city after bui&dinp. collapecd on ca~
and three died in tbe Marina ICClion
in a fire .
( \I It OH'\I \ HHll I'
Drug suspects retumlng to LA
LAS VEGAS -A father and son who allegedly openited the _drug
warehouse that was the site of the world's larJCSt coca~ne bust were ordcrcld
Tuesday to return to Los Angeles and face charges in federal coun. U.S.
Magistrate Lawrence Leavitt ruled there was a "clear sh~wing" of probable
cause tbaJ Carlos Tapia Ponce and his son. Hector '.f ap1a Anchondo, were
involved in the drug ring that led to the record seizure last montll of 19
tons of cocaine in a mini-warehouse. . . Ponce 6B and Anchondo 38 haye been jailed without bad since their
arrest at a 't.as' Vegas hotel Sept. i9. the day the cocaine and SI 2.2 million
in cash was found in the Sylmar warehouse. .
Toxic Incinerators protested
SAN FRANCISCO -Demonstrator~ carrying black coffins with skull!>
and crossbones gathered at EPA officci, Tuesday to protest what they called
an outrageous lack of federal leadership an hazardous ~tc storage and
reduct1on. The action came on tht same da} as the dcadhne for au states
to submn 20-year plans for the disposal of hazardous wastes -mostly tollac
industrial wastes. Disposal can mcludc reqchng. landfills. burning or
shi{>ping out-of-state. Without a plan. states could loSt' ft-.Jcral Superfund
to xic ckanup mone}
Judge wants charges dismissed
SAN FRANCISCO -Lawyers for U .. Dimict Judge Robn1 ·\1 il.11
asked Tuesda\ for J1~m1,'kll of the rar kctecnng charge against h1.1. •.:.
it fails to allege hn lx-r} or any o ther finannal mot1H'. In p.ipers 'uh,,111
to a federal court. \gu1lar'._ law)ers made a multi-front attack on l •l
~cketeenng charge. the first ever against a federal jUdgl.'.. 1:hey also sougha
dismissal of three of the other seven charges against l\gualar.
"The indictment as unique and remarknblt· an that 11 accuses a sitting
federal judge of racketeenng without charging a single act of bribe-taking.
kkkbacks or personal financial gain by the alleged perpetrator. unlike ever.
previous reported (racketeenng) case brought against an> judge, magistrate.
sheriff. police officer or other go,emment employee:· said the papers signed
by attome~ Patrick Hallinan.
'\.\TIO'\ ·\I, HHlt:t·s
Flag amendment losing steam
WASHINGTON ...._ A proposed const11ut1onal amendment to ban flag
bu ming lost steam an the Senate on Tucsda) as a pair of sponsors reverst"d
course and declared that the) would vote against the measure. ··rt was a
mistake of the heart but nonetheless 11 was a mistake.'' Sen. Jo hn C
Danforth. R-Mo .. said of has earlier sponsorship as the Senate began a
second da) of debate on the proposed amendment.
Lawmakers said that 1f thl' measure won Senate approval there was a
good chance that it eventual!) would be ratified and become part of the
Constitution. "If 11 as going to be stopped 11 must be stopped in the Senate:·
Danforth said.
Rain delays shuttle launch
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -Ram offshore. not demonstrators or
mechanical problems. stopped the launch of the space shuttle .\tlant1s and
its nuclear-fueled cargo Tuesda) NAS~ said 11 wall tr)' again Wednesda~
at 9.50 a.m. PDT. But Tuesda~ night'~ eanhquake in northern California
gave the Nauonal ..\eronauw::s and Space ~dm1n1strauon some concern. The
rocket "h1ch propels the G.ahleo <,pace probe 1s controlled in flight b~ an
Aar Force station an l;junn) 'ale :"I ~S.\ said 11 had received reports the
station suffered some JamJgl·
Illinois blocks abortion curbs
SPRING FIELD. Ill. -B) one 'o te. an llhno1s House committee
T uesda~ blocked further action on abortion ~1nct1ons designed to mirror
a M1ssoun abortion la" the l .. Supreme Coun upheld in July. The 'otc
increased the hkehhood Jllano1s la"mal.ers 1A.on't "ote on abortion legis-
lauon until ne\t }'Car But an11-abort1o n forces planned 10 seek another vote
b' the comm11tec later th•~ kg1~lat1\C session. which as scheduled to end
:--Jo". 2
Bush to veto abortion bill
WASHINGTON -Prl's1dent Bush. insisting tax dolJars not ht used
to '"compound a violent act with tht" taking of an unborn life." Tuesda)
'owed to veto a ball allowing federally financed abortions for rape and incest
v1ct1ms. Bush said his decision -denounced as "embarrassing·· and
"immoral" b) abortton-nghts act1 v1sts -was one "I have not reached easil)
or lightly."
Dut asserting "m} pos111on on tbe issue o f abortion is clear:· the
president s:ud: ··1 think. w15('I). that tupa)er funds should be used for
abortion onl) in the most narro~ of circumstance!> -'-'here the hfe of the
m other 1s endangered." which 1s the current state of fl·deral law.
Pediatrician to replace Koop
WASHINGTON -President Bush has choS('n Antonia ~o,cUo. a
ped1atnc1an and dcput) director of the National Institute of Child Health
and Hum an De' clopment. to be surgeon general. administration sources
said Tuesday. Novello was undergoing routine background checks before her
formal nom1nat1on. said the sourc~. who spoke onl} on condiuon of not
bring 1dent1fied.
MOHl,D HHl•:•·s
Judge assassinated In Colombla
BOGOTA. Colombia -An assassin apparently sent by drug barons s~eppcd from a motor_cycle Tuesday and cal~ly killed a federal judge with
s~ gunshots as he waJted o utside his home 10 Medellin for a ride to work.
witnesses said. Hours later, a radio announcer was shot to death by unid~n~ed assai!ants in Medellin, hub of the major Colombian drug cartel.
making b1m the eighth newsman assassinated since the government cracked
down on narcoucs traffickers on Aug. 19.
E. Germany may oust Honecker
B~RLIN -:-East Germany's C~mmunist tuerarchy is steppina up a ~paian to ga1,n the confidence of us rcst1ve people. but longtime leader Eri~ Honecker s future ro~ remained a puzzle after the rulin& Politburo
met an secrecy. Demonstrauons were reported in five cities on the eve of
tbc rquJar weekly meetina. includina a march by 120.000 people in Lei. ·prig
that was the ~ proteSt·since wt Germany was founded ·40 years ago.
In West ~ay, ~ mast-circulation ~per Bild reported late
Tuttday that a Sl)eCi&I sasaon of the Communist Pany Cent.rat Committee ~ been called for today.: Quotina ~Y aoun:cs it did not identify. Bild laid HOD!CCbr would be pretlW'ed to turn o~cr lcedersbip of the party
..to you.,-hands. .. Honecker also is East Germany's bead of state.
<>r.,. eo.t DAILY PtLOT/Wedu•d~. OctOb« 18, 1989 Al
1904 Retired produce merchant AE Giannini founds the Bank of Italy which later becomes Bank of America. He calls it "The
Little Fellow's Ban~" and ma~es loans as small a $25. 1906 After the earthquake, it's the first bank to provide loans co
rebuild San Francisco.
American public.
Southern California.
1907 The bank opens a branch in San Francisco, introducing the branch banking y tern to the
1911 It begins one of the first student savings programs in America. 1913 The bank expands to
'
1921 The bank establishes the Women's Banking Department tp offer banking ervice and advice on
financial matters. 1927 Through consolidation and mergers with several other Giannini banks in California, Bank of Italy
becomes the third largest bank in the United States, and converts from a tate bank into a national bank. /928 The bank
I
introduces its Traveler's Cheques. 1929 It buys the bonds for the Hetch Hetchy water project when Sa n Francisco can't
complete the system. 1930 Bank of Italy officially changes ~o Bank of America T&SA. 193 1 The fir ·t international
branch opens in London. 1932 Bof A purcha es the first issue of bonds to build the Golden Gate Bridge. demon. trating its
comm·irrnent to support municipal improvement tatewide. 1934 Federal Hou ing Act passe . By year,end. Bof A is the
nation's leader in FHA loans. 1936 The ban~ introduces Timeplan installment loans. 1937 BofA finances the first Walt
Disney full,length feature film, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'.' 1945 Bof A becomes the world's larges t bank as
measnred by de(X)sits. 1947 The first Asian branches open in Tokyo and Manila. /956 The bank spon ·o r · development
of Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR). ·which enables check -to be handled by machine. 1958 BofA pioneers ..
bank credit cards with the introduction of BankAmericard~ 1959 The bank install the fir t automated checking account
bookkeeping ystem. Electronic Recording Method of Accounting. Nicknamed ERMA. it reads a nd ort ·c hecks and depo its
entries. 1968 Bof A is the first bank to support the Small Business Advisory minority enterpri e lending program. /969
• BankAmerica Corporation becomes the pare nt holding company of Bank of America NT&SA. /(J/4 BankAmerica
Corporation purchases BankAmerica Financial Service Corporation. formerly known as GAC Finance. Inc. 1975 Bof A . .
founds the City Improvement and Restoration Program to channel millions of dollars to rebuild California cities. /976
Bu siness. and Society Ret'~etv names Bof A the mo-t socially res ponsible company in America. 1977 Bof A is the first bank
to offer conventional mortgage, backed pa · ,through securities. 198 1 Bof Ai the first lender in the countrv to market the
Adjustable Rate Mortgage. 1982 BankAmerica Fo undation makes historic S 1 million gifts each to the L'nited \X av campaigns
of San Franci co and Lo Angeles. /Q 3 BankAn1erica Corporation acquires Seafirst Corporation. parent of Seattle, Fir t
National Bank. At that time, it was the large -t inte rstate bank acqui -ition. /Q 3 Bo fA is the first California financial institution
~
to offer a1 per onal computer,ba ·ed banking service. Ho meBanking."' IOt 3 Bank of An1erica join~ \\'ith four other major
California banks to form the Interlink• network. JC) 4 Bof A de,·elops the Neighborhood Partne rship loan program to make
low, interest loans available for neighborhcxxi in1provemenr. 1984 BankAmerica Corporation launches International Banking
Systems. the beginning of a worldwide computerized banking net\\'Ork. 1984 Bof A installs its I.OOOth \'ERSATELLER'
automated teller machine. 1985 Bof A creates the California Child Care initiative to increase the supply of licensed child
care providers in California. 1986 VERSATELLER1 AT~1 ser\'ice is expanded to 24 ho urs. making BofA's O\'er 1.300 AT~1 -
the large t full, ervice, round,the,clock sy~ tern in the state. /Q 6 Bof A introduce it · Service Guarantee progran1. IQ 7
Bof A introduce Saving Maximizer· account. a high ,interest n1oney n1arket depo it account \\'ith AT~1 acce s. 19 Bank
of America launche the Alpha· Account. which goes on to become California's faste t gTO\\'ing account. lGc. Q BofA c reates
the Small Busine s Alliance~ a unique re ource for ~mall business owner·. /Q89 Bank of America's l.500th \'ERSATELLER•
ATM is put into ervice. 1989 Bank of America-i the fir t major California bank to announce aturday banking.
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On the occasion of our 85th anniversary. we would like to thank our millions of
customers and employees who have made BofA the number one bank in California.
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At Orange COMt OAIL Y PILOT I Wednesday, Octob« 18, 1989
HHllH111 I
Both vulnerable. South deals.
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The bidding:
South West
I • Dbl
Pass l •
l + Pass
Pass Pass
North
Rdbl
2 ~
4 •
East
Pass
Pass
Pass
Opening lead: Three of 0
Perhaps the attribute of an expert
most difficult to describe is "table
presence." It is a nebulous factor
that enables him to place the oppo·
ncnts' cards accurately. This classic
example arose in a rubber bridge
game at New York's Cavendish
Club.
The bidding was straightforward.
As the cards lie, North would have
done better to pass two clubs round
to his partner. But then we might
never have been party to some per-
fect card-reading.
Sitting South was Fred Chang.
West got off to his side's best lead of
a diamond, which removed an entry
to the dummy prematurely. The sev-
en of spades was run 10 West's
queen, and the diamond return was
taken on the table. Another trump
fi nesse allowed declarer 10 pick up
the king as West discarded a heart.
Declarer now exited with a heart 10
the king, and back came a diamond.
After much thought, Chang
found the winning line. He finessed
the nine and, when that held, con-
tinued with dummy's master dia·
mond, discarding a club from his
hand. On the queen of heans declar·
er stuffed another club. West won.
but he was endplayed. He could not
return a heart even if he had one
because of the winner in dummy,
and a club return was into declarer's
major tenace. So all Chang conced-
ed was two hearts and a trump!
DEAR ANN LANpERS: I'm sit-
ting aJonc tonight thinkjng that
suicide would be easier than living
now that my husband has died. It
has been 14 months since Ed's sud·
den death. He was 55.
wal&1a1 to eaten.la ud "l•cl•de"
wldow1. MOit people are 1Hl1y wltla
tltelr own lives.
We were married 37 rears and did
everything together. Ed s funeral was
the biggest the town had ever seen.
But where arc all those peopk now?
The-couples we socialized with for
years have dropped me like a hot
potato. Don't they realize that I'm
still the same person. only now I
don't have Ed?
I Joined a golf club. I volunteer
one day a week at the bospna.I. But
m the lonely hours I wonder what as
the matter with me that no one
never go again. I've considered put-
ilng an ad in the shopping news to
find a male companion to go to a
movie with. or out to dinner. I love
to dance. but I won't go to a
Have you tlaoupt ot glvlll1 1ome
putlea for yoar old frlud11 Notlalllg
lancy -Sanday ltotdo11 and balled
bean• -TV football vlewla&i 1et·
togetlte'rt, anytltlllf. to re• a sroap
together. And don l fal to lllclude
lllree or four extr• men. Or, make
tile first move •nd Invite u uat·
i.clled man over for • laome-cooked
meal. Buy an extra ticket to • play
or movle or concert and pick ap lite
pbone. Tltl1 sort of tiling ls no longer
conaldered out of Ihle. J>allroom alone. Men my age want
~unger ~iris.
Ann. I m ready to give up. Can
you help me turn m} tire around? -
CLEVELAND
Wbat l1 needed ls some posltlve
forward movement on your part.
Have you jollied AARP, lite Amen·
can A11ocl•tJon of Retired Persons?
(ln,11re about tbelr Widowed Per-
son 1 Service.) Cleveland has a fine
invites me anywhere. •
I went with a female fncnd to a
couple of singJes panics. and we
both felt out of place and would
DEAR CLEVELAND~ Un·
fortunately, dear, tbe world ls not
llOHOS('OPI·:
By SYDNEY OMARR
Wednesday, Oct. 18
ARIES (March 11-Apnl 19): Door jamb could
create problem. Mechanical ohJects require 011. Focus
on restriction. indi' 1dual who allcmpb to man1pulatl.'
you. Shon trip in"olvcs re!>tll'<>!> relative.
TAURUS (April 10-~la) .::?0): Be generous. not
extfavagant. Request come' 'ia lt'kphune or mail.
In volves charil). social ac11,1t~. loan. C~elc high. )ou'll
obtain funds.
GEMINI (Ma ) :? I ·Junl' 20): Indi vidual who places
obstacle will be in for pro' erh1al rude a" akentng. C~cle
continues high. la" 1<; un )Our \Ide Romantic tntl·rlude
lends spice. CANCER (Jum· 21-Jul) .::?.::?). \frmber of opposlli.'
sex sa)S ... Ju~t tal~ing to ~ou \llmulatl'S me'" Spo1llgh1
on tnlnguc. necei.s11~ for d1sat•t1on . .\gt•n1 or 1muranct•
representative seem., 10 "ant to hold hack mont·~
LEO (Jul~ 2J-.\ug 22)· You'll d1,pla~ "inning
ways. Emphas1!> on charm. 1akn1. '\l'll\uaht~. B~ enter·
latning at home. )OU ~t·orl' maJor point "11h admirer
E\cntng feature!> mu<,1l. romJnt'l'
VIRGO ( o\ug 2 '·SI.' pt 2 2 l ~omt·cmt· "ants <,ome·
lhtng for nothing. 'ou rnuld tx· pnml.' target. Proll.'Cl
self al close quarter<.. Deal" olkrcJ hut lac~' !.Uh'itanl·e.
lndindual an authont~ .... 111 c\l'ntuall> g1' l' tn.
LIBRA (Sl'pl. .::?J.()n 2:?1· You'll n.·gaan power.
authOnt) and opponunll\ 10 h11 financial Jackpot.
Answer seem~ to come out or tht· blUl'. Puulc picn·s fall
L.M. BO\'D
into place and you corr«tly' interpret.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Individual close 10
you is questioned concerning financial responsibility.
You'll be asked to provide references, source material.
F1rs1 try might fail . Second attempt represents major
victory.
SAGl'M'ARIUS (No'. 22-Dec. 11 ): Highlight inde-
pendence. style. creativity. willingness 10 take risk. Be
direct enough to get to hcan of matters. Young person
might be used as plo}. Some will ask. "What arc your
intentions?"
CAPRICORN (Dec. :?1-Jan. 19): Emphasis on
home. security, public rela11ons. ava1lab1ht} of propeny.
Conference with fam1h member relates to finances.
budge!. You"ll ha \e !>PeC•al success 1n dealing w11h
women.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20.Fch 181: o\n!>"'er to d11l-mma:
D1vers1f}. omc "'Ill tns1s1 ) ou should tx· standing stall
In 1ruth. \OU mu'.>l mOH' on. \Ou'll oc contacted tn one
.... ho .... 111 · pla> 1mponant role ·
PISCES (Feb. J').r-.1arch 10) 'I ou'll be teanngdown
for ul11ma1e purpoM' of rebu1ldtng on more sohd base.
Tanglt• ofrl.'d tape .... 111 be sho,ed a!>1dc Room .... 1111.'1\~
madt•. )ou·11 be trl.'atl'd as pro"t•rb1al 1...rng
IF OCT. 18 IS \'OUR BIRTHDAY de'.>p1te ou1 .... ard
apix·arances. )Ou are lier). pa,!".1onate. dedicated. ro-
man1ir and '-'OUld rather slant• than be '-'•lhout fo,e.
You current I) arc concerned "'nh 'ihchcr. propen).
ques11on of mantal statu!>. R1.•ct•n1 add111on w hus1nes!.
or famal} has drained energ}.
Marijuana once prescribed for a queen
Q. D1dn'1 Qut'l'n V1r1una U\l'
man1uana·1
.\. Bncfl~ I-Irr doctor' prt''>cnlx·J
II when sht• u>mplJ1nl·d of
menstrual pain.
Somebod~ hrough1 pcn .... 1nkk\
from Europe 150 )Cars ago and
dumped them tnlO Ne" England
coastal waters. Pt'n"tnlll''> cat algae.
\\h1ch trap srd1mc:nh. sn form
mar.,he'i If \OU \\an1 a dean rod\
beach. gro"· pcn"in~lcs. But th~
\\att•rb1rds "on·1 lhtnk murh of \OU
for 11 ·
No. sir. l.'l\·a,ers don'1 eat ti<ih
Our Lo'e and W:ir man 1s fl'·
ix·atcdl~ as~l·d 1f \\Omen arc
t1tlllatc:d h~ photos or harl.'·l·ht·s1c:d
\\C:ll·bu1lt men the: "a\ men reart to
ralc:nd.11 Jrt of m·ar-nudl· fim··lig-
urt'<l g,1r1,·1 h 11.kntl~ nor. Or no! so
much \frn·., maga/lnl'' of the \l'\~
rt•ntafol<l 'am·1, h~l\ l' tlone \\l.'ll
o'er till' la\I H \l"ar' "omen's
maga11nt•\ 1n th.11 \l·tn. far k..., \O.
( 1rlula11on sl.lll\lll' m.i~t· lhl' hl·'>t
poll 1n that m.1tlt'r
Q Wht·n J1d \UJ)l"rmarl...el' 'tart
\1.:lhng balt·d good'"
.\ l n 1949 hr .. ha~l·r to Jo '>ll
\\3\ th.at ( h1lagu rntrepn•nt•ur
( hJrlc'> Luh1n. falhl'I of lht· lad\
nanwd "iarah lt•t• ·
(). Wh' arl' thU\l' smelt l...nown as
"candkli\h" t«illnl that"
A. I hn're 01h. Earl\ lndrnns
Ur&l.'d lhl·m Olli and bur'nc<l them
fill· candles.
Pro tc:nnas pla)l'r' o;a) arnatl·urs
art• ll'ss hl...d~ to grt tl·nn1<; elbo\' 1f
thl'} U)C loosel) stnngell rackets.
Q. Du.ln '1 F-rankhn D. Roosevelt.
1933. quote Hen!") Da' 1d Thoreau.
1851. "'hen he o,a1d . "The onl~ thtng
'ou ha .. c to tear I) fear 1 tscl f'?
· .\. tk did ~nd Thoreau quoted
France!> Bacon. 16.:!J. "'hen he said
II.
O. Why "as the Bnush ··pound
steiling" called that'1
A. Ong1nall}. 11 "as .:!40 sif\ er
pennies then called ~tcrhngs "h1ch
weighed exactl}' a pound.
Q. What does that Indian name
"Char,paquidd1ck" mean?
A. 'Sc rated "island."
pro1ram. 'he bottom Ihle 11, 10 for
It, u4 plu1e let a>e bow llow yo.
do. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have
read your column since 1965. Over
the years, I have noticed a reference
that appears every few months, and
it bothers the daylights out of me.
I'm surprised that it gets by you so
often because you are a pretty sharp
cook.Jc.
It appeared again in Jesterday's
Salt Lake Tribune. an I'm not
going to let this day go by without
calling it to yo ur attention. The
woman wrote. ··1 knew my married
lover would never marry me. H_e is
a devout Catholic." Ann. a DE-
VOUT Catholic does not fool
around.
It bothers me lo read such a
statement. and I'm not even a Cath-
,
,
...
ollc. Please be ~arc that cheauni
and devout do rf6t a<> together. -A
FAN IN UTAH
DEAR UTAH: Of eot1ne. lH •re
rl&llt. lt'1 10 obvlHI I dOll l bow
Ito• I ml1H4 it. ftukl for ~
••ke-ap e•ll. You will Ht 1ee tM.t
1aff e Ill my col•ma •p.ll. i 1 • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Yo"
printed a letter about a respect~ ramily man who had an acciden 1 was brought into an emergen
room and the nurse and doctor wb
undressed him found that he wa~
wearing women's panties. You as.·
sumed he was a little kinky.
Wajt a damned minute. My au.nl
was a terrible housekeeper. Her
laundry piled up for weeks at a time.
When Uncle Claude was out oJ
underwear he wore hers. -RIVER~
SIDE, CALIF.
Mr ... and Mrs. John ··chip .. Wright
WRIGHT-KNIESEL
l'hnst Lutheran Church 1n Costa
Mesa was the sc111ng for the mar·
nagc of Jodcnc: Susan Kniesel and
John "Chip" Wnghl. The Rev.
Lothar Torno\\ onicaatt•d at thr
June 10 nupt1ab Mu!l•C \\as
pro'" 1dcd b} solois t Kenneth
Hansen. organist LaVonnr Kahre
and lrumpetcr Mark Senechal. .\
reccp11on for the rnuplc followed at
the Balboa Ba} Cluh
~1r and Mrs. l:rn1e Knal.'scl ol
Nr"pon Beach are the part·nts ol
thl' bnde. She "on.· a drs1gn<:r go" n
ol "'h1tc ~tin and Alenrnn lace \\1th
a cathedral tram trimmed \\Ith ap-
phuucs of lace <;pnnllcd "•th St-ed
pearls and scqutns. The bodice \\as
fash ioned \'llh a square neckline
and long slce' cs acceotcd wnh a
large pouf at the shoulder and end·
1ng 1n a bndal point on the hand. A
\\rl'ath acccmed with seed pearls
and se4u1ns held her lingen1p 'cal.
1'.1mberlc}' Schulam. sister of the
hndc. was matron of honor. and
bndesma1ds were Lisa Kniesel.
Trac} Allrn. Ann Shaw. Tina
Murchinson. Karen Fnsb1c. Brooke
Submit your news
The Dail\ Pilot wants to share
}Our wcdd1°ng or engagement an-
nouncement with the community.
We make II C3S) for )OU. too~
Just fill out copies of our engage-
ment and wedding forms. You can
either pack them up tn our lobby at
330 W. Ba) St .. Costa Mesa. Mon-
da) through Fnda> from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m .. or mail your request wnh a
stamped. self-addressed envelope to
lhe Wedding Department. Dally
Pilot. P. 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa
92626.
Wedding and engagement news as
published on a space-available basis.
P1nk1:non . Lon Anderson. Sharo
MacDonald and Jane Richter. Ste
hanae Anderson kept the guest boo
and Pam and Wendy Scharpcn r
corded gifts.
The bridegroom is the son of M .
and Mrs. Jack Wnght of Corona "qi
Mar. He chose Kenneth Yonkers as
best man. and ushers were Daniel
Anderson and Rand~ Scharpcn.
cousins of the bride. Jeff Wn~t.
Chris .\ ver). Gar) Mu rctnson. Greg
Kneisel. Peter Schulam. Bnan Dc-
ReH·rc. Make Wade. Gregg Hal}.
Bob Sholltn and Ra' Eldrid2c.
The couple are res1den ts of (. 01 ·
ona def Mar. The' hone' mooned on
rhc Virgin Islands. Sht' ·as emplo)eJ tn Nordstroms tn Its Southern Cali·
forn1a n:g1onal public rclauons ol-
lke and he 1s a rnmmerc1al real
estate !>ak!>man "'ith lht• Ne" port
&ach ollice of Coldwl'll Banker
Hf XSON-TURNBUU
Pamela Lynn Turnbull and Dr.
Thomas Mark Hi xson were married
Sept. 16 an the First nated
Methodist Church tn San Diego. Shl'
1s the daughter of Mr. and Mr'i.
Gilbcn Turnbull of Hunttngton
Beach.
The bride's twin sister. Diane
McWhoner. was matron of honor.
and Paul Ruttan wa s best man
Other members of the bndal part\
were V1ck1 Hopkins. Deni~ Hogan.
Rocio Brooks. Da'e Scott. Mak e
Guamotta and Steve TeanculT.
i\fter a dinner reception at the San
Diego Mamou Hotel. the couple lcli
for a honeymoon tnp to Hawa11
They are residents of Santee.
The bnde. a graduate of Golden
West College and Cal State San
Diego. as a supervisor at T Otl\I Oflj~ Personnel Service. Her husball
holds degrees from Cal State Sa
Diego and UC Berkeley School f
Optomet3. He 1s an optometrist i
the San iego area.
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~air give up classroom to teact) self.;.esteem
fiY HOUY J . WAGNER research for sax months." • hoped would be a foundation that Once othtt teachers began 10 no-sample ideas has taken the program Both NewPort Beach residents arc
P'.,,. o.-,......,. The recurring theme, said Bealcn, would keep ch1ldrcn in school and ttce students who had the training from one NewPon Beach classroom teaching adult McDaniet as an
Peuy Beilcn and Sandy McDaniel w~~ the students' ~If-esteem. help the~ to cope wath their world were mo~ responsive an the the rest of the nauon. author and &alen by Jetting around
i!'dn'i know just what the were We staned talkang to students. all their laves. classroom. they be&?n asking to use The ideas are simple. and thn arc the countr) to tram volunteer teams ~king for 12 years ago whln they We talked to .students in elementary Th~ program. began with a dozen the propam, too. Parents were in-Beilen's advice to parents who hope who go anto classrooms to conduct
,Ct out to find out why some stu-school and an seventh .grade and 40-manute sessions for second and cl!Jded an the program through fliers to improve their sloUs Pr0Jec1 Self Esteem.
dents do better than others. or better after they went on to high school. third &!"8ders, adm1n.1stered week.I). wath m~forcang exercises to go over • Let vour chaldren kn o" ,0 u fhe program has expanded 10 in some subjects than others. ~e talked to parents a~d teachers. It ~as sance g.r:own to include five 20-wath their c hildren. love them. Tell them and sho" include a lesson on how to treat
Both we~ teachers at Manners e talked to everyone. minute sessions for Jcmd.ergarten "We get thousands of letters from them those wath handicaps., both physical ~h 1 1 Ne Port Beach N . h Students .at all. levels talked of and first graders and sessions for parents who say we'\ e helped the • Last.;n to them and de' elopmental. 00 ':' w . · cat er problems wath being let\ out. called upper graders as well. lt has been h Id d h 1 d h h "' ·d ad any idea thlft their quest woul~ names and bullied. Other problems incorporated an10 the students' c a rev an e'en e P,C t cm "11 •When correcung. o;eparate the E ucators who want to institute
eventually lead them out of their stemmed from rough transitions in substance abuse rcs1stence training. ~.hear parenting skills. Beaten sJ1d ,hald from''h1s ac11om . .,o he !..no"" the program in their schools can
classrooms and across the country 10 relationships. either at home or "We teach them a lot of choice-Wath so.me children ><?u have no \Ou love ham but disli ke " hat he ha'> ~'en get a training\ •~eotape to train
)rain volu!lteers for a program that among their friends as the students making and ho" to sa)' no when you wa) ~~ kno"ang if )O u 'e. reac;hed done. ~If-esteem Teams to gi ve the ts now in 220 Orange County climbed the cducauonal ladder. want to say no." Beilen said. "We them • i\lwa)s defend )Our child lessons And bnnging an parent.
schools, schools an eve!) other State So Bealen and M<:Oamel authored teach them that }Ou're special. just But Bea~n has o 'erheard other • Set hmm for a child grandparent and communtt). volun·
;ind IS about to be translated into a program to teach their students because you are." children lOrrn tang each other "•th "In shon. be a bent·,oknt dll'· teer\ has. had an effect Beakn scud
panash. self-esteem. Using songs. puppets And the program. "hach repeats the pnnnple'> the~ ha'e learned 1a1or .. Beaten said ">he dadn I plan
··What we started out w11h was and basic tenets of respecting self the same concepts but gets more Sometimes she gets a(·lounts from No" that ProJeCt ~It btet·m hJ~ "h brings the '>thool much ctm~er
that the problem ,was attitude.'' she and others. the two teachers began soph1su cated at later stages. seems parents gone nauonal. neither :'vicDanal'I nor together That "as a b}·producl "e
said. "So we '-"Cnt out and dad to gave their students what the} to work. The pheno menal n:sponse 10 Beaten 1s teaching children an' more ne'er e \pec1ed ...
Newport officer honored
for-work with police dog
C U Y J. Wt'\GNER
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bet'•1 • ·01•rnl 1 eu1d1n{I. pohn: dog llonJn in
several h:•ll' t 11 n1· hl·ro1 '1m 111 lht• IJ!>t \l',11
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late an Januar. '' • .1 1, ' , , 1• 1 ·h ., t •
collar t"o aut~> lhl ll "· '' .
pair corner<.'d an111hn "' .
Last "eel..end tht· '., ,
Legion honored \'oah .1, I'• 1,l· \ ""
at the 24th annual .\\\J1 ,1, I'.
"I W3!> \ t'r\ 'illfflrt\l'd I•
Voth. "I thought that· \ll'll ,•l n ~ ''' '"
done mort' to dC\l'rH' 11 ·
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What docs \'oth 111..l· he'>I about "ur\..1n~ '"'
Hondo?
"Cenainh not h1' breath." ht• quipped
But Hondo\ nO'il' ts anoth1'r matter.
WEATHER
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H.11 h,,r Patrolm.111 Brian Kleeman
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Newport Beach Police Officer Tom Voth and his partner Hondo.
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lrvim: hnc Am ( <.'ntcr "'" offer a slide lecture c~am1ning
Performance ..\n at 7 p.m. Thurs<la~ at the center. t 4J2 I \ale .\' e.
Irvine. Juhe uuar of the Lo11 ..\ngeks County Museum of Contem·
poral)' An wall pn:!><.'nt an o' en aew using sltd<.'s and '1deotape 10
document soml' of thl' e' cnts and anasts. She will chan the h1stof)
and state of this an form. \\htCh often incorporates dance. music.
theater and , asual art into a ~angle presentation.
Admassaon as S5 gent.;'r. and S4 for students. seniors and
members . .\II reg1stra11on "'Ii ' the door. For more tnformauo n.
call the IFAC at 55~·1018.
H~lp for car~~' planning
A frtt two-hour carttr planning W<>rtcshop "1£1 be offered fro m
6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Orange Coast College's Re-Entr). Center
The session 1s presented b} OCC counselor Jack Whnesell It
is designed to help an cndcc.s adcnufy their interests. ab1ht1e$ and
values Whitsell wtll discuss careers that match those personal tra11s.
The Re·Entry Cenle.r is beh.ind ()('Cs Counseling and Ad·
missions Building. For informauon about the workshop or the
center's other servac6. call 432-5162.
Forum on lrv/M park bond
An informational session on the upc.oming park .~nd vote wi!I
be IJVCn at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at lhc trv!ne Senior C1t1zens Council mc:ctiftt. SuJ)CriDtendent Ubby Cowan will make. the presentauon at
the lrvn\e Senior Center, 3 Sandbura Way. lrvtnc.
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wright George Bernard Shaw actu·
aJly come out and say exactly what
that profession is -but he's lcfl
little doubt that it is the one often
described as 1he world's oldest.
How proper Eng.lish wcicty of a
~ntury ago dca!t ~ith h.aving rhal
sort of woman 1n r1s m1ds1 -no
matter how firmly she was privat~lr
sanctioned -1s the stuff of which
Shaw's s11nging (al the um!.") salvo
on moral s1.andards is construc1ed.
Rartlv produced toda). the pla)-rs enjo~·ing a two-weekend sunt 1n the
Studio. Theater of Saddleback {'ol·
lq,e.
Excessive politeness and decorum
prc,·ail in director Lynn Wells' pro-
duction, as 1hcy do in most Shavian
chronicles. Honest emoti on is. em-
ployed so spanngly that. when it
finally surfaces 1n, the chmact1c
mother-daughtrr scent·. it is tha1
much mort eff«11vc.
The central chaiarter of Mrs.
Warren's 20.ish daughter serves a~
the jllaywng.hfs 5;<X1Pbo.\ f?r his
treatise on moralit\. She 1s not
crushed when she iearn~ 1hat her
mother made a career of prost11ut1on
1n order to offer her daugh1cr some
otherwise unobtainable advan lages.
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sull act1\'CI} 1n\·0J ved in the oper-
ation. n's a different story. There's a
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A small (for a Shaw play) cast of
si x articulates this mannered
scr1ocomedy whh style and a dash of
panache. Set in 1he intimate St\Jdio
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The chOJC'e of veteran l~al actress
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nevcnhtless. We '°''ai t in vain for a
crack in the resolute venttr lo re-
veal. as Ciranna. docs. i.he human
being undernealh the surface.
Jay \Veils overdoes the chin-in-
thc-a1r pomposit)· of his character.
the wastrel son of a clergyman. but
gi ves a solid intcrpretallon. Brian
McCoy personifies elegance as Mrs.
Warren·s fnend and confidante. not
a ~'ell-oiled hair out of place.
The nominal v1lla1n·of the piet'c,
a middle-aged boor 1n busi nesslike
pursuit of the daughter, is crtaled b)·
Jose La mben whose artificial speech
pauem is somewhat unnCTVing.
JOStph Bassignana aptly interpre1s
Wells' bumbling father, a rc\•ercnd
with an embarrassing past who i~.
powerless to keep it hidden.
··~1 rs. Warren's Profession .. is a.
bi t more heavy handed than most of
the author's ventures into idealism.
such as "Major Barbara." but the
Saddlcback cast. Ciranna in particu-
lar, skillfully maintains audience
intrrest.
Four more performances arc
scheduled 1n lhe Studio Theater on
the ~1ission Viejo campus. Thurs-
day through Saturda' at 8 n.m. and
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1he comedy "'Eat Your Heart Out"'
will be held Oct. 22 at 3 p.m. and
Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. at the Way 9fT
Broadway Playhouse. 1058 E. F1rs1
St .. Santa Ana .... atl types of per·
fonners are nttdcd. and more infor.
ma1ion is available at 547-8998.
The Costa Mesa Ci\'ic Playhouse
has issued a casting call for men,
~omen and children. models and
singers of all ages for its annual
Yuletide Pageant .... the audilions
wi ll be held Oct. 24 and 25 at 7 p.m.
in 1he theau:r. 661 Hamilton St ..
Costa Mesa. w11h details available at
650.5269.
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Time f qr city
to cont rant its
identity crisis
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Costa Mesa 1s a city with an identity crisis .
. Th~ community, which has long struggled to develop ~ big city 1denttty, docs not necessarily want to identify
itself as an urban place. A committee formed to review
Costa Mesa's general plan and make recommendations for
changes fo und strong sentiment against the continuing
urbanization of what o nce was densivelv referred to as Goat Hill. •
The General Plan Steering Committee compiled com-
ments from about 300 Costa Mesa residents who attended
fi ve workshops between January and July 1988. T he ·•
prevailing sentiment seems to be the city is overly de-
veloped. traffic is too thick and long-range growth plans
should be cun ailed. G iven the choice. the residents told the
committee Costa Mesa sho uld forgo urbanization in favor
of a more suburban personality.
While lima bean fields are a thing of the past. the
consensus seemed to favor single-family hom es over apart-
ments. small businesses over high rises and mass transi t
over more cars.
Was the report skewed? Are radical environmentalists
at work here? Are these the sentiments of liberal yuppies?
Did th~mmittee hear what it wanted to hear and
d1sregara-t5'ther viewpoints.,
ft does not seem hkel}.
The general plan committee was not a cadre of no-
growthcrs ins1d1ousl) pressing their opinions. Rather. the
members seemed to generall) represent Costa Mesa. Ho m.:-
owncrs. Cit) offi cials and hambcr of Commerce represcn-
tau,es who compnsed the committee said the~ tried to be
reasonable.
··w e·rl' JUSt reporting what the~ told us." committee
member Mark Korando said of the cittzens who an.:ndcd
the workshops. ··we tried to promo~e the middle ground
and to balance community wishes with the n:altt~ of
de\'clopment. ··
The rcallt~ 1s Costa Mesa 1s a communit) 1n trans1t1o n
and there seems to be soml' question about the directmn 11
sho uld ta ke. Past elections indicate there 1s at thl' least a
distinct absence of unanimity that the current course is
correct.
The members of the steenng committee hope their
findings \.\Ill be incorporated into the cit~ 's general plan.
\\-htch serves as a blueprint fo r the fu ture. Ccrtainl~ the
findings ment more than curso~ attention "hen the
council con,encs Th ursda~ to hold heanngs o n re' 1~1ng the
ge neral plan.
The Cit\ -11c; leaders. 11s residents and m businl''iS
representau \·cs -need to take a careful. intro-.,pcctl\ c lool..
at their communtt\ to determine v. hat it 1s and "hat the'
might hke 11 to bC in )Cars ahead. ·
Optntoos expressed 1n this space are those or tne Daily Pilot Otner
views expressed on tn1s page are those ol lhetr aulhors and an1sts
Readers' comments are 1nvtted and may be sent to Tne Dally Pilot. P O
Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626
0 '1'11 t·:H \ Ol('l·:S
Get involved in schools
When President Bush invited the natio n's goq:rnors
and l'ducators to Charlottesv1lle. Va .. recent!~ to establish
broad educational goals. they were there -along with 9()()
newspaper and television reporters. It was a happening.
Three weeks ago. when the Santa Barbara Coun<.:11 on
.\lcohohsm and Drug .\busc invited 7.500 parents to attend
a presentation in tended to help them keep their children 1n
school and out of the clutches of chemical dependenq.
organizers \.\ere JUStifiabl) stunned an~ bewildered when
onl} JO people attended. For them 1t was a poignant
moment -a tark realization that this essential in~ed1cnt
in the formula for educational success is often missing.
In con,ening the nation's governors for onl~ the third
lime m U.S. h1ston . President Bush. who has 'ov.ed tO be
the .. education president.'' implored parents to become full
partners m the education of their children ....
For the L;ni ted ta tes to regain its standing in a rap1dl~
changrng v.orld as the best and bnghtest. 1t will not be a
measure of George Bush or the 50 go,·emors. It v. ill be a
measure of ind I\ 1dual commitment to d o better.
If Johnn) can't read or wnte. or add a nd subtract. thr
solution ult1matel) lies in the li ving room and the
classroom with each and ever) parent. student and teacher
interested. engaged and determined.
Santa Barbara News-Press
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population gro" th .
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th1'> dctadc rt·pn:'>l'Ol'i ahout a founh
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othl'r tac,t-gro'' 111g ~un Bell \IJll'\
f hl· an11-( altlorn1.:1 '>t·n11m,•n1 ha'
man1tcs1,·d 11,l'lf 1n an .1ttcmpt tu
l'\dudl' dlt·g.11 .ihl'll" frum 1hc 14'>0
ll'n'u' tor r,·.ipport1onmcn1
purrxl~'' < ungrl·,-,ml.'n from '>lall'\
v.11h '>hnnf-tni.t 1.kkgat1on'> 1n
l .. ETIERS
pu\htng tor thl' cxdu\1un of illegal
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II'\ l''llm.lll'd th.II tht•n• Jrt• .1bou1
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turn1a. 1Ah1lh 1s rough!\ equ1' aknt
to thn:e congreo;.,1onal s...·.its In other
..-.ords. 1f 1he' "ere ndudl·d. ( .1lt-tom1a might ·he awarded onl~ three
ne" ~ats rather than SI\ or ..e,,.n
Republican'> ha' ca 'l''>ted interl''il
1n allo"1ng lhl' 1lkgals 10 hl'
counted. no1 onl\ in ( altforn1a llut
in T nas. Flonda and other \tatcs
"'11h ,large 1mm1gran1 popul3llon~.
Thl'tr 1nclus1on ra1sei. the number ol
ell'ctoral 'otes in those states. "'h1ch
ha\e J tc:ndenC\ tn recent 'ear\ ol
'nttng Republti:an in prc~1Jt•n11.1l
dn·uon~
Hut "-llhin thc <,late\ thcm'>l.hl'\
1.·nunttng th,· llk·g.tl\ pmhabl~ "oulJ
hJ\l.' the dkd nl inlfl'3S1ng [~mll-
1.·ra Ill ran I>.' in ( ongre'' \I nrl' thl·
.trl'J<, m v.h1ch thn \\.'Ilk tl nd 111
', •ll' lor l)\:moua11~ l3nd1dJll''>
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1lkg.il ahl'n' tn tht' 1.l'n\U\ IOI ,lln·
grl-..'>IOnal and k~1,1.i11,1.· rcapf)l•r·
tiunmcnt "not onh u1n\1tlu1tnn.llh
re4um:d. but a mJltcr lll ,vmmun
-.cn<.c
\.\ hcthl·r d<Xumentcd or other-
" l\l.'. the nc" < al1tom1.1n' l.'\l\I
fhl.'~ dmc thl· h1gh\\J~!I \t'nd 1hl·1r
children to '<"hool' .1nJ u1il11l' 11thl·r
public far1ltlll''> and \Cf\ tl·r, Th,·\
also v.or~ Jnd pa~ IJ\l'' Th1."1r kg.ii
~tatu'i 1s a ma11n bl•t\.\l't'n them and
1he lmm1gra11on ~n 11.·l.'. but. hf.c
thl' hlJi:I>. .,Ja, l'' nl thl· I !Ith Jnd l l.}th
ccntune'>. thl·1r e\t\ll'nn· tannot hl'
denied h' J 4uirlo. nf la"
Dan Jfaltrrs 1s a stadic'a trd
col11maist. ·
Ex-Laguna football coach
instilled character in team
l o the Editor· .\ti.er the Sept. ~l) gaml· 1A1th b1anua Htgh \1.·hnol
\\h1ch <,hov.cd 1he \\3\ (·h1-lll football 'hl1ulll tx· pla,l·J
10 the Laguna Beach ieam . \nisl'i0 coach L'man Olnn
"huml·d oIT the lirlll 1A1thou1 rnmment ..
Olnc) 1s tht> .-.amc gu~ "ho took ( c:Jncf. Hari.l-
man's third-year 'ars1t) 1t·am (Hardman v.a' replat"l'J
b\ a nr"' hard-ltne '>l'hool boarJ v.11h Olnt·~ l. thJt
Cedrick had turned arounJ from a long ht\IOI" l>t
coaching fai lure 10 champ1onsh1p ranking. and got
Olne\ named ( oach of tht" Year It.JS'
Smee then. Olne-. 's teams ha"r ~en the bull ot
nd1culc W11h the most rcccnt los\ against fatanc1a·~
third stn ngcrs. Cooch L1cbengood felt SOIT) about h1\
team running up the score. but "h~ \hould he ht'''
It recall s that famou ph1lo~ph~ of 1hc great
English schools. On 1hc pla"ing fields of Eton. tomor·
ro"' 's battles for the Bntish empire "111 he won
Athletics d1sc1phnes )'oungste~ for tnalo; of ad' crs11~.
v.h1ch can ~ confronted and 01. crcome b.. skilled
professionals of spons coaching
Life. ltke foo1ball. 1s brutal and rnppltng Thl·re a~
C'\ample everywhcrt of people v. ho are (on thc losing
end of) 40-0. but who haH' sun1,ed Jnd ht-come a
success. Hardman tnhentcd all that v. hen hc took 0' cr
l .iguna , toot hall ll'3m I he) v.ne ln"'·r' tn l'' l'I'' ..._.n\C
1momrx·1cn1 coachc-. un.,1>.1llcd plaH'!".. ma\<,1\l' 1n-
1um·, and Jcplorabk c.impu' morale But. the Laguna
'1udl·n1 athletes sho ne in v.a1er polo 'olk' hall. tennis.
l ro\,-rountn . \urtin~. soccer. sv.1mming. the rlotcnttal "".l' thl'fl' f'ootball JUSt had lous~ coaching.
In tv.o years. Hardman turn~d 11 all around "'"h a
l(lugh . vrcll-d1SC1pltneij team of \l hoolbo) S. f \Cr) One 00
1hc: tl'am pla1ed \CJ! phyo;1cal Ver) professional '\Jld
thl'' \\On. Rather than tall>.rng. down to students.
( eJnck. a black man who rose from a poor. ~st Te'las
l·n11on-p1t:ltng fam1I). to collcge graduation and pro-
hnebacker great for the San Francisco ·Ners and
< lakland Rai ders. ;ipt>hed the professional strategics.
tl·chniques and cond1t1oning that con,ertcd LBH ho~"
into tough. skilled. mottvated. proud athlet~
Hardman v.on. no1 on]) on the pla~ing. fields His
chansma spun-off 10 an unprccrdcnted sense of campus
pnde and student dcd1cat1on to and lo' e for a coach
\.\hose consummate integnt} and rrof~1onahsm had
nc' er bcfo~ bttn kno"' n 10 footbaJ coaching at Laguna
Beach High School
You don'1 get that "v.-alltm& off the field v.ithout
comment'" after hcing kicked to a ~ disaster
BRUCE HOPPING
Laguna ~ach
Retiiees caught in taxing situation
To the Edi1or:
The Democrat arc attcmpuna to
con us with their offer to bnng t>a k
deductible IRA's instead of rcduc1n1
the capnal pins tu.
The catch ts that. due to our cruy
patch..,ork tu law1 retirees today arc
often 1n a much nflhtt' tu bncu1
tNln when they were woR.ina. Re-
cc11t mcd11 an.1cks poiot out that
\Ome ~ttrc.n ~itb modest incomes
arc in 1ht 80 ~rttnt or h!fhcr
marginal ta._ bracket (see San Oiqo
nion. page C'-4. Sept. 10. 1~89),
Thu'I, the Ormocrat arc U')'•I\& to
hoodv.tnl us into fo~o1n1 • ICOU·
inc capual pin rcdu uon so 9o'e can
hhc an IRA wn1e0tT loda ao the
current 28 percent tu bntcbt only
to be fletttd tomonow a1 a SO
percent or bf&hcr rate. Wilh fnend
like thac. •.
DICK RIDER FP
San Dqo Chairmu
ubcrtanan Pan)'
Catastrophe miffs neighbor
Worst
pet is one
that is
peeve~
"What are ~ou going to wntt'
about ne,1 "eek'l"' asked a member
of the "ntcrs group I attend reg-
ular I\
GOod quesuon I d1dn·1 have a
clue. ·Tm open to sugges11ons." I
said
"Wh) don't you "nte abou1
people·~ ix:t pee' cs" E'er: one has a fe" ... said Poll}. ,
I bought the idea and suggested
that "'e go around the group and
each one ..-.ould tell his or bcr pet
pc-e .. e I didn't ~altu this stmple
rcqul')I v.uuld result 1n ncarl) break-
ing up a do-.e-1>.nit group wluch bas
~en m~ung for 5C."H"n 'ears.
The first f>l'C' c~ were the ones \l.e
all ha'c that ha'e hcen '-'ntten and
talked about man' llmt'S Telephone
tall\ during 1hl.' d1.nner hour ttylng to
)<II us o;omcth1 ng "e alread~ have or
\l.Ould not cOn\1der. being pul on
holJ on 1he phone and ..-.a1ung tn
thl' doctor~ otlin· ~nd then Ham o;a1d. ..rm not
an11-femin1st. llut · m' pet l>tt"C is
ge111ng stuck behind· a car with a
'-'Oman dn' er "'h1> is waiting for a
<,1gnal from (,od before she makes a
lcft tum ..
"I lo.no" "hat \OU mean. Harr):·
c,.a1d Poll' ·-r, e ·been in thc same
pos111on. 'onl~ 11 "as a man dn"cr 1Aa111n~ lor (rod to g1\e him the 'IA Urd .
Ham shrugged the rest of us
l.wghed
lking ralll.'d .. hont>~" b) people
1Ahll don't lo.nu\!. her is "'hat ~t r dtth'' teeth on edgl' Roi . in her
o;olt \outhl·rn drav.I '><ltd her p1..·t
Pl'l'' e " .i Prull'\\lonal '-;outherner
\\ hl'n .l'>l>.l·d w t'laborate. she said
th.it thl· kingt.·r \Onlt' ~1utheme~ an·
J'-'J' Imm thl·1r natl\ c '>talc. tht'
m11rl.' pronl1uml.'\J thl'tr accent is
Juan gel'> tl'l'd oil "'hen her hus-
hand gets hold of the TV ~ote
1.ontrol first Juo;t ~ she 1s getung
mtl·rested 1n a program. he zaps 10
anothl·r l'hannel.
Ham ~d he had a fnend ""ho
had the° same problem. but it was the
lnend\ v.1 fc v.ho was aJv.-an in
charge of the remote rontrol. ·Poll~
ra1\C'd her l'\l'bro"s as tf to question
-.uch a thing could happen
l\.ann 's p1..·t pee'e 1s seeing )Oung
couple'> on cool mornings, warm!}
drt•c,<,rd. "heelt ng a bab~ in a stroller
nor "'armh dresS('d. She has seen
1h1'i oftl'n ·and ~"' 11 agatn that
morning
"The parent-; had hea') Jackets
""11h hoods long pants and g)o' e~
1 he u n' tiab'. "ho v.as bald. fiad nu
h:it. a t ·\h1ri. canon pants and no
'lhlll'S I'm '>1111 up5el about it .. sht'
..aid
Harr) rame up "'1th another one
~tandtng in hnt' at the market ht--
hind a v.oman who wans unul the
to1al 1s rung up before she e"en
oix:ns her pur<.e and st.arts to rount
OUI the monC\
"\he act~ ~s though 1he checker 1s
~l'tng 10 donatl.' the food."
Polh nodded "l''e been m hnc
bl'h1nd men at the market who watt
un11l the last mmute to get their
"'allcto; out. and then go through all
their pc.x·~l'I"' looking for change.''
Ham \hool>. his head. "When I
..a1d I "ao;n't ;in11-femin1st. I meant
11 ..\lmos1 all the annoyrng things
women do. men do 100. Onl) tht'
ratio " lllO v.omcn doing 11 to one
man d0tng 11 ..
Smoke was coming out of Ha~ 's
cars and Poll) ·was rolling her eyts.
I ~n to think th is wasn't such a
good 'IUhJCCt after all.
I turned to \lv1a v.ho was look-
ing unha{>p). "'\·ou haH~n't SI.I~ a
"'ord. lsn t there an) thing that tacks )OU ofl"')••
-, cs.·· sht' said "M~ pet pttvt is
1ts1cning to people talking about
their pet !>«'cs.·
C•l•mlllst Au Wdb UYa ii
I.Apa Npl.
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By ROGER CARLSON
Of -O.ily l"1'ol San
.. I can't remember:· mused Fountain \ alle} •
High football coach Mike Milner. ""the last 11me "'t'
were both losers the pre' 1ous game ··
He was talkmg abollt his M.hool's annuJI
hookup with trad1t1onal mal Edison. and 1t"'> not
surprising Milner. no"' an his I I th }car as thl'
Barons· head coach. 1s unahle 10 re<:all \uch a lal 1
It's ne'er happened. let alone thl' lhll cal h 1~
winless in league pta\ (0-1 l
Over a span of _o }Cars. "'h1ch include'> 21
games (because of a second meeting 1n I l)tm for the
C IF Big f1,e Champ1onsh1p). each ha'> a culll"Cll\e
record of 16-4· I fo r the games JUSt prclcd1ng thi:
Big One.
The two longume powers lock horn" a1 Or·
angc Coast College Frida} n1gh1 and bccauo;c both
are 0.1. 1he game rakes on almus1 addeJ s1gn1fi.
ca ncc. h's called sun" al.
··res prett) ob' 1ous:· said Ed ison ( oach Da' c
Wh11e. ··11·s do or die for both 1e;:ims If }ou ha\e
any chance to be a co-champion }OU h;:nc to"''"
the next four . ..\nd sf \Ou go().:! }OU.dig ~our.,rlf
a big hole for the Cl~ pla}o0-...
··Both teams arl' do"'n. bul 11 doesn't matter.
10-0 or 0.10. 1h1s 1s a h1~ main There·,
enthusiasm and a lo t of em1111on 1n the ~gaml· ..
Milner echocc-,. and l'Xpan1.h on \\ httl··s wm-
mcnts: .
o-.~,..._. • .,,o--"'
Fountain Valley•• passing pm• revolves around quarterback Wiiiy Puga.
··There's a lung \Cason aht·aJ .ind \.\l" 1u'1 ha' t'
10 continue 10 progre's a' a lou1hall tl·.1m JnJ
el1mina1c 1hc.' 1ncons1-;1t:nc1e<> that ha'e plJgul'll u'
(Please see EOISON ·FV /821
0.-, ..... ~~ .... ~er
Edlson·s running attack features ta ilback Shane Sherman.
Sailors primed to give tffeir ol_d _grads a good show
By JON FERGUSON
Of tlw Dally l"llot Staff
The Newpon Harbor High foot-
ball team gets a homcrnming of
son s as some of the school's gn:ats
from the 1930s. '40s and ·sos han·
a weekend reunion.
Although 1hc Sailors 1echn1call)
have three road games on the Sea
View League schedule. thei r final
four games are at Davidson Field on
the Newpon campus. bccauSC' road
foes Estancia and Corona dcl Mar
play at Ncwpon. It begins w11h
Tustin on Fnday night at 7:JO.
"'We're pleased that "t' get to
come home:· said Newpon Coach
Jeff Bnnkle\ ··11·s the "eek that the
alumni football pla}ers arc coming
back from the 30s. 40s and 50s. \\-e
hope that we can go out and pla~
hard 10 give them a good show:·
But 10 gl\c them a &ood sho". the
Sailors must deal 1Atth a talented
Tustin squad. but one which 1s
coming off three consccut1vc losses.
"We pla)ed againsl El Toro and
the) came 10 beat us because we beat
them the year before:· said Tustin
Coach ManJOn Ancich of the first of
the three losses. "'It"s a funn} thing.
and I can't put my finger on 11. I
think we were complacent against
Ocean View.
"(Ocean View) P!!l)Cd "'ell. but
Sunset trio
looking at
2-0 records
By ROGER CARLSON
OI l:fW Da9y ,_ ~
Fountain Valle) and Edison "ill
be bus) defending their honor. as
well as staying w1th1n the hunt for the
Sunset League championship Frida}
night. but at Huntington Beach. a~
well as Westminster. the 1hrl'C 1-0
clubs. including Huntington Beach's
ranked Oilers. have a few things to
defend as well.
Herc's a look al 1hesc tw o Sunset
struules:
Marina at Huntington Beacb:
Huntington Beach Coach Gl-orgc
Pascoe's main concern 1s 1hc letdown
factor. His team 1s coming off ac-
complishing a big goal in disposing of
Edison last wrek, now they must deal
wtth a V1kina unit which bas lost 23
of26 over the past t"o years. but also
one which has won two of its last
three. ,
"We can't t\llow anyone to think
anything.·· said Pase()('. "Marina beat
a pretty good team m Millikan (6-0)
and they have some tools.
"'They run the O(?tion and have a
couple of good receivers, so it's bard
to aani up apinst the run ...
Manna was a 9-7 lo~r to West-
minster last week, but Pascoe points
out: "Marina moved the ball and
stopped them defensively. West-
minster had a fi ve-yarq drive for a
touchdown and just kept gettin1 out
of tt0uble with ils punter.
"I lbouaht we were a better foot-
hill tam last year and we had to
block a punt to beat them (2 1-IO).
They play well apanst us and (John)
Seeley bu them p&ayina bard. and
&bat's I little KaJ')' ...
Abo at-.iakc is the city dw n-
Dioftaip trODla'y, wbicb was estab-lilMd wbcD tM two ICibooll MIC the. --~-;k\W in HunliQllon
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e'cf)bod) we·,e pla}ed 1s a good
football 1eam. We 're pla)ing well
over our le vel of comµct1t1 on earl}.
hul "'e did not play our game last
week. In the second half (against
Saddleback). we lost 1he killer m-
stmct.
Tustin enters 1hc game 0-1 1n
league and 3-3 ovl·rall. while thl'
Sailors· ( 1-0 in league) 5-1 ovl'rall
record matches their s1a n of t\\O
~cars ago "'hen their onl~ loss ca me
against El Toro. But the second
game 1s nght "here that strong o;1an
ran into trouble that 'ear
:--le"' pon holds a 5-4-1 ad' antage
1n 1he sencs. hut three of Tu-;un·<.
"ins and the 11c came in thl' I <nos.
and 1he teams pla,ed onh t\\ 1n· 1n
a .SU-,ear penod trom 19°16-19MS
For Ne"'pon it's an opponun1t}
to set up a lirs1 place sho"'dll"' n
"11h E'>tanna the follo"'mg "l'l'l .
"h1le 1he filler<, ~·cl to rclurn to
their \\Inning \\J)'> at 1he start nt the
·season.
In other Sea Vic"' gameo; Estancia vs. University: E'itanrsa
tncs 10 makl· 11 sc'en for '>l'\l'n for
the li rs1 ume 1n thl' progra m ·s 2 'i-
\ear h1s1on anJ could 11e 1he <.chool
record for ihc longest "inning 'itreak
set in 1970. In 1qs 1. 1he team "l'nt
unbeaten 1hrough eight games al
7-0-1. The Eagles hold a 8-2· I a<l-
GIKl.S SPOK'l'S
'antage 1n the <>ertl'~.
But 1t"'> a nc" team 1n a nl''' \l':.tr
.\nd th1'> rre'' must contrnd "ith J
pt''>k) l 'ni,er>ll) "ljuaJ "h1ch 1.,n·1
p1cl l·d lo male an~ po'>t-sea .. on ap-
pcarJnces hut 1s l·a pablc of cau~ing
an) team trouble The Eagles arl'
among thl' lllp ~outhern ~ct11rn
tl·am<. 1n pomls per game and lop
thl· ~·ct10n 1n kast points allmH·d
··1 he l e) thing no one ha:. bcl•n
able to do to Estanna 1<; keep thl· hall
a"a' from lht•m. and fatann.1·.,
greatest slregnth 1~ its defl·nsl' ... sa 1J
Un1,crs1t} Coach \tark Cun-
Eagles have ace in hole
when game 's on the line
I ra1hng q_ 7 in the tiflh game ot
their girls" 'olle~ ball match aga1n<.t
T usu n last week. Estancia H 1gh
Coach Tom Pestolcs1 kne"' ht• had
the Tillers nght "'here he wanted
them
That 1s because Brandi Brooks "as
about to SCI' e for the Eagles.
··Brandi 1s b) far the best pla)cr on
the team." said Pes1oles1. "She ha'> an
e\lrcmel} difficult ser' e 10 return. It
would be difficult al an) le\el. but it
1s especially tough at the high school
level.
··she 1s the tea m leader and she
"'ants the ball in must-win s1tu-
a11ons. omc players pray "please
don't h111he ball to me." but Brandi 1s
JUSt the oppos111.: she wants the ball ..
Brooks. a 6-footJun1or. proceedeJ
10 lead the Eagles to' 1ctof) b} ser-
ving for the next eight points. thrl'f'
coming on aces. She had s" aces for
the match.
"I ha'e been work.mg a new sel"'e
"h1ch is almost non-returnable."'
said Brooks. '"I still am not vef)
ronSlstent with tt 1hough, but 11 "'as
on when I needed 1t the most.··
.. l ltnew when I stancd to serve
that I had to try and Wln 1he match
b«'&IJSC we don·t return sen es \lcf) well. espec1aJlv under pressure. I JUSt
decided to take rcsponsib1ht) for the
ma.tch and go at thcrt and wm it. and it all worked out. I didn't want my
teammates to wol"T)' about the
"OKl.D Sl"Hll'S
game.··
"We are 2-3 in the Sea View
League. but if it wcT\'n't for Brandi or
Mane Midland and Came
Schafhauser. "'e would nol ha' e "'on
a game all }Car.
"Brandi 1s a great a1hletc. he is 6-
, fool and about 130 pounds. She 1s all
arms and legs . .\nd 111s because her
arms arc so long that she can put a
w1d.ed sptn on the ball" hen she
serves. .. he pla)'S set ~r/h1t1cr for us. and
she 1s good at tvery aspect of the
game. She 1s even good a digging out
balls. You would think she "'ould
have problems because she is so tall
and lanky. but she ma) be the best at
1t on the team. She ts willing to thro"
her bodv all o,·er the coun.
"She is defin1tely the team leader
and she ts the captafo. She 1s a tough
eookte. She is really mentally tOUJ.°h·
which is hard to find at lttis level. •
Volleyball must run j n the Brooks
,,_._ lft GltANCH/BJJ
n1ngham ··\\ l".fl' g111ng II• tn to
hold on tn thl' h.tll Jnd n• 11 nlJl..t·
nw>tall•, hut thl"' h..J'l' ,u, h J grt·..11
Jl'fen'lt' 1 t"., gn111g \I• bc .1 II •ugh
ll'\I ..
I 1l·tx·ng11(1J l Olllllll"lldnl I n1' a-
"'' quanl·rhal i.. An.in \ Jtl"' .1titl11'
111 °1.tl l'. th nm JnJ run th1• r 1t11<1n,·
Dela"' arl' "1 ngl·d-I 11lkn,1· ·
.. rhl') ·\l. l h.1ngnl thr1r 1.kll-n~·
up 4u1tl' a hll. · I 1dll:11g110J '<lid
'"The' usu.ill\ U'l" .1 b.1,1· Olr.tl', hut
thl'\0 \l' g1'1.i'4-~ 1110!.. arl' ~·rapp~
:inJ 4u1rl.. anJ till hok.., 4u1rl
·· fhc' ·n· \OUnJL .ind male ms'>-
take~ and sometime .. th o54: ml\tal..e"i
cost touchdo"' ns But g1 \l'n 11 me
1he; 'II get belier, ocner ~nd bctta
I'm glad "t•"re pla )ing thtm at fir'>t.
because the) could get t0ugh as 11mc
goes on.
··w e can't take thl'm lightl):·
L1ebcngo0d <.aid. "Wi:'re coming off
a grea1 win. and <.umcumcs people
think thn can tal..c something off
But sf "e're tf)ing to get the cham-
p1onsh1p. "'.~·,c got to pla~ "'ell
('\ l'n IACel
addleback vs. Corona del Mar:
Thl' ~·a l-..1ngs (0-1 ~-~I facl' a hard-
charging addleharl I HI ,_'I team.
anJ Coach Da' l' Holland said. ·· .\
lot ol thing·~ could happen ult
\\e·,c been in this thing long
enough to lno" am bod~ can heat
JrJ' txxh in th!\ kague ··
But hl· al'>o lno"<. the game·.,
1mrunam.c lon<.1Jl·nng thl' \ca
l-..1ng., (Jn 111 Jl1Md "' Jr1•r 111 \..~ in
!.:ague pla' Both quanerhal·I..!> arc 1mponan1
facto~ 1n this game tx·t.1u~· txHh
t urona \ Todd l\l·hrli JnJ Saddle·
bad·., Paul [klgJdll Jrl' mJtunng a'>
tir.,t-H·ar c,1ana., "'llh murl· \ldf'>
kft .
"'"',.·,e sull got some 1mprtHl'·
ment at quancrbat i.. to do.'" Holland
said. ··r think (E'itanna) was his lirst
big game. hut I thin!.. he d1J some
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T•klng control 0r.,... Coen co11-·1 'M•rco V•...-• lleftl lltps dw'ou1tt
to tall• over In 1-1 lie at Ranctto Santl•fo. s .. 1toundup/8J.
good 1h.1ngs. He came back and
1hrt'" some good passes. and main-
tained ·his composure.
··1Saddle hack nose guard Kell)
Jackson's) a real load. about 130 and
probabl} not qutte 6-foot. We didn't
do a real good JOb of blocking the
Estancia 1aclles. so "'c've got to get
grnng.
··rhe\ ·re a good foo tball team
Delgado 1s the lee) When he has a
good night. the~ "re good He th re"'
"'ell 1aga1nst Tustin) and that was
the kc) for Saddlehacl ··
\addlebacl Coach Jen: "'me
considers Corona del ~tar tailback
Bnan Lucas as a l e) figure to stop.
but 1s "'a~ of the long passing
po1cnt1al of the strong-armed Kehrh
\.\ h1le Lucas has gained 576 ;.ard'> in
SI\ gaml'°\. going o'er 100 )ards four
umes. he has be-en stopped h~
\.\anna < 11 came~ 35 'ards) and fatanua ,-.~::1 ·
"'\\e",e got to be sound enough 10
top the long touchdown pa~.··
\\ 11tt' ~1d ··1 don't koo" 1f we can
stop lhe1r running game. but 1f we
Jon·1 ha'e to put nine people up
then: 10 stop the run. we can defend
the pass But Lucas has run well
most of the t1me. Thal°s "h' 1he\ 've
been effcc11,e . .\nd the' don't beat
themseh es .. ·
Mater Dei's
big test here:
Bishop Amat
By PATRICK LARKIN
o.-y -,.,. •• _ ........
Being 1n )OUr first )tar of
l'oaching. c' cl' game can Sttm 1m-
ponant. But. "for Mater Del High
tootball coach Bruce Rollinson. per-
haps no game "111 be Sttm bigger in
his career than the one cominJ up
against Bishop .\mat Fnda) mgbt at
Santa l\na Bo" I
Both teams enter at 1-0 in the
io\ngelus League race. both have post-
ed )-3 marls overall after strua hng
through tough prcscason schedules
and both ha'e a tno of offensive
"'capons that could tum this game
into an old fashi oned barn-burner.
"I'm exc11ed about this game."
Rollinson said '"They arc a good
solid team "1th several weapons. I
thtnk rm either going 10 show up
Thursda) night at the Santa Ana
Bo" l (the game 1s Frtda}) and claim
forfeit. Or rm gomg to have the
po""er go out at halftime and
hopcfull) we'll be ahead."
"Thev have thrtt maJor threats on
offense.'· Rollinson said. "Jcttm}
math at v.1de rctcivcr. Jason Green
at ttght end and Motu IU1 at tailback.
Wlth the Ice) being m1th... .
Smith 1s a prcseason All-Amencan
pick wtth lightning speed. Green i1
huge at 21 S pounds and llli tips tilt
scale at an impressive 205-pounds
I~'" MONAICHS/921
Boring Series may wind up most r.nemorable
Lasorda getting tired
of hearing A's whining
over loss to Dodgers
From The Asso<~ Press
LAS VEGAS -Tommy Lasorda says ·~
he's tittd of listening to the Oakland A's
talk about how they were beaten by an •
inferior team in last year's World Series.
· "if they were a better team than the Los Angeles
Oodaers, then they didn't show it in those five games,"
Lasorda said Tuesday. ''They can talk all th~y want
about how good a team thex were, but they weren't
better than us in that series. '
Lasorda. in town to promote a
roast of himself next month at
Baily's hotel-casino, said baseball
record books will only reflect that
the Dodgers won the series, not
that the A's were heavily favored
to win.
"fifty years from now aJI
they'll know is that we won tbe
senes." the Dodgers manager said.
Lasorda, whose team slumped
1 _ ..,._ to a losing.record this season, ~id -~or-. he is surprised that A's pitchers
tia .. e been able to subdue the·San Francisco Giants the
first two games of the World Series.
"How they're stopping Kevin Mitchell and Will
Clark is something I don't know." he said ... We couldn't
do at during the season ...
Without Mitchell and Clark hitting. Lasorda said,
it could be a short series for the Giants.
"They've got to get their hitting going or they're in
trouble." he said ... The one thing they have is offense
and they haven't been able to utilize it."
"football is a sport that takes a 1ot out of you
mentally and physicaJly. The media take a lot out
of you. the fans take a lot out of you. I've been
thanking about it a while. After this season. I have
one )car left. I'll play that for sure. But even if the)
ollered me a nl'\' contract. I don't think l"d sign
it right no":· Indianapolis tailback Eric
Dickerson.
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SUNSET ,,_,,
.. EWT)'one IChema to stop Cun-
n.inabamt" aad Su~ ... Then he'U
do that 1ntanaahk thu'I you don't
prtP1rc for. He's a real threat run-runJ the ball, throwing and as a
tte1ver.
"'"We need to play another great
defensive game. And we 11eed to
come to play when we're on offense.
Our defensive side can stand up to
them, we match up prctt)'. good per-
sonnel-wise. We've JOI kids who can
catch the ball, but 1n key situations
we haven't executed."
· WeatmlD1ter vs. Oceu View: Two
teams who, realistically, did not run
or pass a lick a week ago, but were
victorious due in large to defen~ and
s{>Ccial teams. collide with the clear
view that a decision gives the winner
the inside lane to a benh in the OF
Division I playoffs.
"Thef ve been a ""ular nemesis
for us, • said Ocean View Coach
Howard lsom of Westminster.
Although at was Ocean View which
stuck Westminster in the early '80s
(28-14 in '81 . 21-7 in '82). West·
minster has returned the favor the
past six straight years, denying the.
Seahawks a benh an the CIF playoffs
in the process the past two seasons.
"Westminster is usually big and
strong and very physical," said lsom.
"But Tustin was a very physical team
and that (a 35-9 victory) gave me a
lot of encouragement.
"The toughest part of our job this
week is making sure we keep our feet
on the ground. We can't go in think-
ing all we have to do is step on the
field against Westminster. West-
minster may be 1-5. but they've been
known to· nsc ...
Westminster Coach Stan Clark.
who is a v1s1tor for the game on bis
own campus. said his biggest concern
is Ocean View"s balance.
The key for Westminster is ll~ own
game -and whether Vince Tauanuu
and Mike Seu1 are at full strength.
EDISON-FV
From 11 so far," said Milntt. ·•we've shown
aJimpcs of bcina a Pf"tlY represent·
able team, it's just a matter of
punina four quarters t•~·"
Just what the record 1s pnor to the
ao..DualcoUision, or for that matter,
tbe overall record, hasn ·1 made
much of an impact. h's always a life-and~eath strugle with brauina
rights the most important feature.
lt's been that way since J 969 when
a senior-less Edison team ~k.cd
title-bound Fountain Valley, 21·20,
denyins the Qwsen a piece or the Irvin~ Leque championship, 11 well
as a fint-ever CJF playoff berth.
Championships or ClF playoffs
competition have been at stake vir·
tually every time out, but there is a
bottom line: "It's still Fountain Val·
ley·Edison.." adds Milner.
Milner's first association with the
game came as an assistant at Foun-
tain Valley in 1973 when he was the
secondary coach for Bruce Pickford.
Altbou&b he was originally on the
Edison, staff. he wound up at Foun-
tain ValJcy because of ~nnel stipulation~ so he was 100\ing at
some famibar faces across the field
·on that fall night of 1973.
Across the field for Edison w;u
quanerback Dave Whi~. who
proceeded to shttd Milner's second-
ary for 274 yards. hitting 15 of 30 for
2 touchdowns.
White did everything but get the
winner as a last-minute march failed
at the goal·line, the Chargers fumbl-
ing. and Fountain Valley held on to
a 28-24 victory at the same site,
OCC. It was the Barons' first win
after suffering four defeats to
Edison.
"That was my first exposure to the
rivalry .. said Milner. "But I had no
idea of the impact of lhe game. All
I knew at the time was that I wanted
to go JUmp off the pier because my
secondary played so poorl). But
everyone else was excited. I d 1dn·t
get too much out of that first one
other than to become aware of the
impact the game has on the schools
and the communiues."
In terms of matchups 1Cs fairl~
similar to man} past duels.
Edison's defensive prowess as
based on quickness. rather than saze.
and offers a balanced offense wh1rh
revolves around a quarterback
(Donnie Smith) who as as much of
a threat running the flanks as he is
wi th passing to such targets as tight
end Brian Higgins and Shane
'Sherman out of the backfield.
. Fountam Valley"s game boasts a
dangero us tailback (Rob Dubar. as·
sumang he's healthy no" after miss·
ing most of preseason acuon). and a
passing game which features quar-
terback Will) Pu~ and sure-handed
reccl\ er Doug ~ea\ er
Fountain Valle) ·s attack general!~
1s straight and to the point -Edison
will spnnt out "1th the quarterback
more.
Edison enters "'Ith a tailback of
threatening 0' enures of ns O\\ n.
Sherman. a 5-foot-10. 175-pound
senior tailback. opened some C)CS a
couple of \\Ceks ago "'Ith a pro-
d1g10us 308-~ard effort on 31 camcs.
and It m a) well ha\ e been 500 )ards
has the Chargers wished to go for
sheer )ardage. He had ~85 )ards b~
halftime as Edison thumped St.
John Bosco. 48-27.
"Anytime someone gains that
man\ yards he must be preny de-
cent.'· said Milner. "I thought he
was a pretty good pla)er last year
and hes better this year. Anyone
who gains 300 yards can play for
me.··
MONARCHS
From81
for a tatlback. ' .. Smith can go downtown on )'Ou
anytime." Rollinson saad. '"We're
still trying to figure o ut a wa> to
defend him. We don't ha ve anyone
on our team that fast and I haven't
seen anyone this year who's as fa st as
he is. I figure they'll throw to long to
him about every fifth down.
"The ke1 is for us to keep our
defense off the field as much as
possible. We can't fall behind be·
cause I don't think we can pla)
catchup with them."
Other games involving area teams:
Lapu Beacll v1. Trab•co Billi:
At ~na Beach. the Artists will be
searching for their first win of the
season against the cream of the crop
in the Pacific Coast Leasue and the
No. 5-ranked team in Division VIII
in Trabuco Hills.
The biggest riddle that Laguna will
have to solve is Tim Manning. the
all-everything blue chip quarterback-
defensivc back.
"He's a true triple threat," Laguna
Beach Coech Lyman Olney said. "He
can run, throw and catch • .and he's a
heck ofa defensive back. The key is goi~ to be trying to contain him ...
The Artisu got clOK last week droppins a narrow 7-0 decision· to OranlC in which a missed extra point
cost Ltauna tbe tie and a f~ld ~
attempt that came up just sbon cost
them a ~ up1et wan.
A yar 1110 Llpna 's 2·8 record
included a ,.7 upeet over Trabuco
Hills.
"We seem to rite 10 the occak>n . &ban,., Ol Mid. "We z:.:1 let daem bavc: blall a lol lalt
ym' ad ... will be .. by ... ,.,.
a well. We Deed to play t.11 co.trol foodlalJ ud we bavm"t doae dllll 11
,et dais-. We pretty ma lad to==MY· ~~··1t•abard =::=i:~!wre E~--· !f;f• ....... --.. =r..1M1111a··
...... , ....... v.-w ..... 19'f-Edlton 21. ,.,.... Velly.
1f10-£dbon •• ,..,.,... ~ •
1f7l-E~ 20, frountelft VllllY t
1'72-Edfton ff, Fountain V.atty 1
tf7)-Fountalfl VlltY 21, Edlton 2•
1'7.-Fountaln Vdev 0, Edltofl 0 1f7s-EdlM>n lf, Founl•ln V_., 6
1'7~dll0n 13, Fountain Vf!ltfJY 3 lffl-Founteln ValleV 6, Edtloft 3
1'7'-EdllOn 10, F04Jftf•ln VllllV 1
1'79-Edlson is. Fount•ln VllllV 7
1'9C>-EdJson 15. Fount•"' Valev 1• 19'0-EdllOf'I 14, Fount•ln Veitev 0
1911-EdllOn 24, Fount•ln Vallev t3
lfl2-£dbon 17, Fountain v.,_., 3
190-Fount•ln \/.itey 33, Edtloft 1 lfM-FOUftlaln v•y 11, Edlaon 10 lflS-Edfson 24, Founl•ln Valley 12 191r-Edtson 3, FOYflfaln v.llev 0
1"7-Founl•tn V•MIY 1•, Edhon 13 • 19-F04Jftf•ln V•MIY 21, Edbon 21
Edlton IHds serlft, 14·6.-1
Fountain Valley bas some pmo-
breakers of its own -Pup has
pused ~or over 200 y~ lht:et
times th1s season, and bts favontc
taJICt. Weaver, bas caupt 32 puses
for 483 yards and 6 touchdowns,
despite playing in just five pmes.
Dubar, at ~feet, 175 pounds,
bolds the running ley. With b.is 99 yards on 15 carries the Barons defeat
Mater Dei, 2~22. Without him (be
bas just l 6 carries for 32 yards since
that opener because of injuries) the
Barons have struggled. to say the
least. "Dubar is at near full·strcngth,"
said Milner. ·•w e anticipate him
being l ()() pet'CCnl."
The Barons appear to be in the
best physical shape since the start of
the season. Multiple injuries have
helped cloud a very representative
team into a 2-4 overall record.
Edison. meanwhile, is J.3 overall.
Both have been ranked in the Or-
ange County Top 10, but have since
been bumped out.
In the past there have been vari-
ous stunts and motivational gim-
micks surrounding this game, but
Milner said it's at a rather stable
point nO\.\.
"We don't have to sa)' too much
about st." he said. "Kids are at a
different emouonal and motiva·
11onal le' el on both sides of tht'
street.
"h 's a chche thing. and it's said
c,·cr. vcar. but st means that much.
lt"s a bag game. 1Cs important and
at's tradnion. People kno" the scores
of the past. who pLaxcd and on and
on. h 's a oncc-an-a-lifeume deal that
cvcl)one waits for. It's something
you watch as a fre~hman jlnd
sophomore and you wall your turn
for th e varsit}. And the same holds
true for Edison ...
White 1s well-aware of Fountain
Valle' 's passing game ... They've got
the best reccl\ er in Orange C'ount~
(Weaver)."' said While. "The) 're
ve~ capahlc of putting points o n the
board and the~ haH' t" o great pla)'·
crs. and "'hen ~ ou gJ' e up some-
thing hkc ''e do. "'ho knows what
"'Ill be the OUICO ml·'?
Both ha'e a common bond. Whitt•
calls 11 the '"Roller-<'oaster ...
··w c·re not going out there to miss
a tackle or fumble or ha'c a pcnalt~.
and "e·H' been frustrated.
.. .\nd I kno" they're frustrated
Mainer's not happ~ with some of the
things the~ 're doing. but their quar·
tcrback 1s thro"' ang 60 pen:en I.
they·, e got the top rccc1' er 1n the
count). the~ have some b1i li nemen
and the~ ·re getting healthier.
·· .\nd we're having our own prob-
lems wnh 1ncons1stency. I thank
we're making some stndes. but a
couple of h1g. big mistakes have cost
U!..
··Both of us have been our own
worst enemies.
and 1umpang unp and down all over
each other and that JUSt won't v.1n
football games. If the guys are going
to be up. the) 'II be up. It doesn't
necessanlv have to be vocal. ..
"The) (Orange) had a tough time
last week against Laguna:· Noj1 said.
"But I haven't seen Laguna play so I
don't know how good (0-6) they are.
Orange has a vel) fundamental game
plan~ The:. are not a vel) fanc) tc.am
on offense prefemng the basics to the
unorthodoit. The) also have a good
coach (Mark McMahon) who knows
what's going on ...
Costa Mesa vs. Lagua Hllls: Costa
Mesa enters at 0-6 and is hoping to
find some way to salvage the re·
mainder of the Pacific Coast LcaJue
season. but it won't be easy agaJnst
an upstart Laguna Hills team that
trounced Woodbridge last week 29-0.
'"I think we're capable of beating
Laguna Hills." Mesa coach Tom
Baldwin said. "We'll need to take
advantage of what they do defensive-
ly and try to contain them on of-
fense."
"They're forcing us to simplify our
defense ... Baldwin said. "We re goina
to have to keep it easy for our kids.
At this point I'm no t sure what
formation they'll run but I expect if
the first one 1sn 't successful they'll
drop it for the neitt. You never act a
real good look at it becau.st we can't
expect out practice offense to be ablt
10 duplicate it." Int.. vs. Su Clemftae: In put years. you couJd_just mail in the
results. But San Clemente has been
on a steady rise the past th~ yQn in
the South Coast Lape.
"They're a &ood ball club and
we're really tin~ this yeMt Irvine
Coach Terry Heni&u said. "We hODC they won't be able to control the ~-us or we·re in for bit
"!'We've'°' ou.r won cut out for us with tbeit louab debie. TheJ am to
at"nt a lot and" you oner now wlacre ~~·:e,t;ct :::-~
multiplH ....._ aDd Ii._ you
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lac -..
Kings fall, 3-2
\HI\ HOI \UI I'
C dM ro1/s on, Newport too HCHhl\ ·~
The Dally Plot
Cnstin Walley (9 kills) and
sophomore Ksuun .. Coleman (3 kills,
4 digs and an act) paced Corona drl
Mar pasl Estancia. 15-5, 15-4, I 5-9,
Tuesday in Sea View League girls
volleyball.
Corona improves to 14-1. 5-0.
Estancia falls 10 2-3 in Sea View play.
Elsewhere 1n girls volleyball:
•Tara Kroe'iCh had 10 kills. 2
ackes and 5 stuff blocks. and New-
pon Harbor teammate Maureen
Mclaren had 10 kills and 7 aces to
put University away. 13-15. I 5-2.
15-7. I 5-9 m Sea Vic" pla).
Down 4-9 1n the final set with
Kroc~h sen mg. the S:ulors \\ent
fro m +-9 to 14-9. a span which in·
eluded four ace sen cs. Harbor 1~ no"
10-4. 4·1. Un1,ers1 t} tails to 2-3
•Kim Han> kd Fountain Valle~
with 16 l11ls and the Baro ns 1m·
proved to 9-2 ove-rall. 5-0 in the
Sunset League. disposing of ' 1s1ting
Huntington &ach. 15-12. 6-15. 15-6.
I 5-1>.
•Talia (rook\. J uli e Helm and
Tcmre Bo}d "ere the nng-lcaders for
Ed ison a!. lhc ( hargers put \\es1-
m 1nstl'r awa). 15·2. 15-3. I S-5. w
1mpro\ e to 4-1 in ~unscl League
pla). 7-4 tnera ll ·
• Man r \'Crhart... 12 J..11!!'> and
Tran R1(:e's 15 assists "l'rt' the l(Kal
po1ni fo r Matl'r IX.-1 a' thl' Monarchs
improved to 5-4. 4-1 "1th a I 5-7.
M-1 5. 15-9. 15-1 I -...1n O\ l'r '1-.111ng
Bishop .\mat.
•Shawna M1ckan1 (24 l..1lb) and
Danielle Rnbton ( 11 l..1ll\I paced
Irvine 10 a 15-1~. 15-11. 9-15. 7-15.
15· I~ 'ictor, O\ er '11,1 t1ng Dana
Hills. In inc t!'i no" '-2 in thl' outh
Coa~t Ll·aguc. 5-4 0' l'rall
• I era \\all.a had ' J..tl b and 12
sen tl'l' .i1. n as hn'!lt l\;1.•"' pun C h n,.
11an po'ted a I 'i. '· I 5-' 15-~ non-
kaguc \ tl tof) ma< ah ar~. 1mpr<l\ ·
1ng thl' ( onquaor-; rl'lord to 9-1
Jn college "Oml·n\ 'olk~h.ill.
8 \outhcrn ( .ihl<Hn1a < nlkg1.·
outla,ted '1'!11l1ng C hn'I < ollegl'
In lnl'. pulling out J I )-1 l. I 'i-IU.
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642-5678
CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
FROM NORTH ORANGE CO.
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO.
Conftrencc victory.
Knsta Hoover. with 10 lolls and
four blocks. and Kathy We tfall. w11h
seven kills, led the Van"'uards.
In high school waler ~lo:
• Greg Tonkovich ( 4), Greg Shank
(3). Jeff Mulholland (3) and Ed Ca r·
rera (3) shared in Irvine H1gh's 17-7
rout of visiting Founla1n Valle} 1n a
non-league contest at Hentage Park.
Geoff Huckaby added seven saves
for the Vaqueros, who impro,cd to
I 1-8 overall. .
Fountain Valley. led by Brando n
Querctagrossa's four goals. fell 10
8-12.
•Greg Krogen scored lwace and
Margin Wagner was credited wuh
SC\ e n !.3\eS, but Un1,e~•l) came up
shon . 9-4. in a non-league g.aml· at
Belmont Plaza against Long Beach
M11l1kan.
8 Bnan Stanton had stx goal'i and
Chnt Nichols and Todd ~k( lung
addt..'d four apiece as Edison p1ded
up a non-league 16-12 \ 1ctof) at
Mission V1eJO. Man Schact had 10
sa' 1.-s for the C hargL-rs.
8 Chad Roghair -...ascrcd1ted v.i th
15 53\ es and C harlie Wallace ~l'ofl·d
three umcs 10 pace Mater Dt.·1 to a 6-'
[)cl Re) Lcagul· 'KIOf) at Santa ~na
Valle\.
Ma.ter De11mpro,es to 6-1. Cn:1,p1
falls 10 S-2 behind kagu(·-lt'ad1ng
Harvard ( 7-0).
In rommun1t} college "ata polo:
•In inc High product!> Da\l·
Becker (3) and And) Hams ( 1) hl'lp-
ed Saddleback College 1mpro .. c to
13-Y. 6-2 1n Orange Empir1.• Con-
tcrence pla) as the Gaul'hos dl·alt
c~ press an 8-7 loss.
In rommun 11~ coll1.·gc men·, '>lX'·
Cl'r.
llOrangc Coast's Paul Oldham
'il'ored 12 minute!> in the Sl'l'Ond half
to break the ~·onng ll'1.' .ind goal-
1..l·cix·r Ken lang\\Onh ~ "a'> ned1tl'd
"llh 7 sa'e'!I. but Rancho ~antiago'<.
\ Ktor bpar1a ~h ag1.·d .i 1-1 111.· lor
the ho'it Dons .. , hl'n hl· 'l nred In
minute'> later.
<. ·oast 1s no" ~-0-1 in thl' Orangl'
an1und.
.. .\'I lung;)<, r\\~ got ~Onll' ll!X'O
lil'ld." ~knJcr\on rhucl..k d ... , fl•d
')afi.·"
0
In thl' G1an1,· parl..ing 101 P.tt .1nJ
\ldan1l' \hl'ndan \\all..ed lll\\ard
1h,·1r D1.·trrnt-mad1.· car .irm-1n-.1rm
hour-. a ''l'l'li.. Hrool..., al'o pla\\ \olt·
tiallanJ1r.i1.l..tou lntrad..<.hl'
thfll\.\\ lhl' dt'>lU\
"I 'taned thro-... in~ lhl' J1,l U' 1.1'1
\CJr hl.'lJU'>t' lhl' 1rad. n1ach .....i1J
h1.·1ght ha'>l'' l'~ thing tl• J 11''1th 11 ··
Rruoli.<.<.J1J ··1 rl-.111\ d1dn '11.1l..1.· 11
too 'l'nnu'h hut I JO) planning 11n
'prn~.1ng nwrl' 11111l' "1th 11 thl\
\ l".lr
··Lhl \l'Jr I pralltl'l'd.11 lumh
llntl' \\tth thr 1.·11a1.h Th" H'.H I .1m
gillng to 'Pitt m~ prar tKl' tllnl· "1th
till' 1,oithall and tr Jl I.. team.,
Hmol..' dOl'S not ha' c to 11101.. 111 t .ir
to lind rumix·11110n 1n thl' dl\cu' a'
;\l1dlan<l firmhl·d third 111 l II '·"'
\l'ar
Ursini named;
more sought
Estancia I hgh Athletic 01rcc-
1or Ed Blanton announced his
new boys 'arSll) soccer coach
Tucsda> -it's former Estancia
High ~tandout John Ursini. an
All.fiif choice "ho wt"nl on to CL~
But he's also announ~1ng the
nt"ed for Junior \arSll) and
frosh-wph soccer coactiC'S. on a
walk-on basis.
.\n}one interested should con-
tact Blanton at Estancia
(760-H751
Empire ( onlcrenn·; Rancho San-
tiago $UC'> to 1-0-2
• Golden \\ l''it gut $Oals from
( ra1g Larson and Enc Figler. but 11
fell fa r shun as host R1,l.'rs1de posted
a 0-~ Orangl· Empire Conference dc-
t 1'>10 0
(1oldcn\\1. .. ~ttalb1ol-IO-I R1,er-
c.1Jc 1rnproH·, tu 6-4-2.
In u1mmun11~ lUlkgl' -...onK'0°'>
'>OC<.'l'r'
• fA·l·na Hauc:r and Leanne Ja~
cal·h 'rnn:d t"ll'c anJ .\hl.'ia East had
I() '>aH''> "' (1oldcn West dealt ho!il
Long Bl.'arh ( 11~ C ollcge a 4-1 defeat
in South Coa'>t Conference pla)
( 1oldrn \.\ l'\I 1 mproH'".> to 5-4-4 iJH'r-
all. 4-2· I in conlerrnn· pla~
In high school tenms:
8 Ren1.·e l 'rnl-artet. a 1un1or.
pacnl Fountain \alJe, lo a 13.5
Sunset Ll·aguc '1rtof) ·o, er '•'>lling
Huntm~ton Bl'arh. Fountain \'alle~
"no" -5 oH·rall. .t-1 in ll·agul' plJ~
•Laguna lka1.h"'a"a U-5lo-.nJ1
LagunJ Htll'> in a Panfil { n.i'>t
l cagul' cnrnuntcr. dropping th1.· .\n-
t"ih to '>·4 O\ cr;.ill. +2 in lcagu1.· pla'
8 Jcannett1.· Fl~p.i.1 paled l n1,l·r-
s11~ H1gh's 't'>•ttng TrnJan"' in :i S..·a
\'11.'" Ll·agu1.· mJtch at 'l·-...pon
Harhor J'> l n1 r1.·1.ordl'd a I h-2 \IC·
to~ Ill 1mpr11' l' Ill .t-1 H.irt>or fall,
to 1-.t
It "a .. hard to tl'll "hKh "a'i hap-
r1l'r. But th1.· momrnt ''a~ gonl'
alnit>'>l a .. 4u1rl.h J'> thn ru'hl·d and
tnl·d w d rtH' otl ·
'°lhe "a' out'l1JI.' thl' ha lip.id. "h1.·n
th1.·~ 1.·arth4ual..l· h11and11 ''a:. thl·r1.·
that 'ihrndan. lo..n1ting thrnugh J
lfll\\d. tin.1th lound h1.•r
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& Co "E 751-t2tl ~mo. Agt 546-"50 ......._:.1~':1211050 r."°bU":u. ~ ~ ,:~~=~t• ~=-· 2BR 1BR In 't:*· b99m c::· 1§25-. 09JI. Mol*'tlomtl. 2:_~.v'C~ .,:' :::: ~ ~1l::f: 1450 + w..... 10 bNch. 115\.\ t: llDE. C.M. 4BA 2BA Oii BEACH COTTA E 18A ...... S11t5 P9f mo. 1300 ., 119')1 lo 009&1'1 ~ • ~·byq 117 No pMe. ~tut• llOUIUI. pleee, micro. ,.Ml'lilf ' COMlarQI"" hotM 3fSA y • "" ~-3.M. 2'ti8A, qi#. •tr·•-.-O patlO. . ''2,IDlllln tJpll;~ HBOJl50/tnO. '"':;. Ln veer~ Ou191. MCIM'9. MM373 ~ tllcype. OoH CoutM 2'MM. w/pello y•d 711 ~ lnGOmll. a.too--SIOO
QW, no pMA. J1350/mo •Id, 11.rdnr 11495/mo lfSA, "" )'I'd, Plltc";f-lta-.. 631_5161 lll/Hl..0352 CIMrbr · 1111 NEWP'Of'T &LYO 'Mw.AlmelmAnd.-Sotrt. ,.,...., tl50iMO+~ullt .-c;fl mtCNM weekly.
720-921 •. 14o-otao 211t:.Ny.6S1·5221 ~·°'"~~ t. OCEANAIR 1•~"' A lrg1Br.r.w-D8hallm.. NopMA.844..0509 1se-euisorl44-72S4 You CM'l loee °" thl9 &;;... 2124 ..... 1111·111 s~==1o.'!~ik!!~~~ lmmecutel• 2BR, 1BA . Ht51fnoat234Avocedo. No P•I•. Section I wel· NWPTSHORES1Blk8ch. Ctwlet)an ~ llMkl 1 on•1'-~:2~~rom
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2M 18: lloUM wllenoed Smell pet <*. • ... lllln Av.U 1 ~~~:5~~095/mo 'tff'i. S1,050 e13-8925 ' 1BA+den, \t'elf"i ltg ept 6424307 0t 631-8840 crpt•. F/P dlw, 0,, & ' raA ~.'":t1on P11 BEST PT In BU !NESS.
f'MI yerd. Aveff Nov. 1. S Cell64M902 Pt"oteulondy decor"lted /pvt p•Uo In condo WJ--c:wpor11125mo731·1230 .,.._ Otc 315-1111 Lv Snack vendlfl9 equip. NMr Hwbor & Ylct0tle. ' 38A, 2\.WIA End Unit ----sfEPS TO BEACH On lhe bty/wlnlor r•nt8l. 3 w All utll Incl 9195 M fOI' Merton Min. lnve&t. 12,500 .
. $12$. 146-1109 lot 9J>PI. W .. Dll'F'TD wl•ec:luded cour1yrd. BeJt:IOll Pen. lmrnac'->l•te t.ml11, 2BR, 2BA. Nic.ty ='9~;1 t. 18soimo: .... •-18R Condo, 2nd flOOt. In IO 1-800-544-4776.
EASTS I DE 2BR flou... patlO I Pl'IV•te 1191. Chlf.. spec. 381 2Be S 1295 • f\.wnlttted, Inc utN. 1075· .,..,. ..-. .,.2_5777 .-, the V__..... 1895/mo. E'SIDE CM LUX HO\.iSt:.
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HM. 38A 2t'o8A,tJ:'· 899 9f'ld bedlylfd Pet lonOtennlMM lmmedl· STEPS TO BEACH 2 8 . 1 BA. encl ptllo, Nopet•.G11W/Dhoolt-Reelty&4M513 cut no dnig/pet1. Mu• Grants I IOln•. Gov'1
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bMm&. ffplc MS.2568 . S1775/mo Sl.100 yrty utll inel 113 E pelt. 5 mltl 10 beh. S750 645-1831 •fl 4prn • 1-TllUll 122·1113. l•I•
•Bright&sunnytwnhMl2 LG TOWNHOUSE 2BR .. ...,. VILLA BALBOA 2BR. MC Belboe Blvd. 199..0123 . 079·••10. 5-49-7007 BIG 1000 SQ Fl N-Sp•rkllng cleen tBRI ..,..£
ms! lbetns + y, beth 2BA, 2 C¥ g11'8Q9, w/d • II get• S 1.150 i.t lBR tri~• w11ti Stove & frig Incl. Pn~ flZllLIWtllfl R••IOCklng, heelth &
2 re .., Pvt paOo lrpl(;' flkup, Vecenl. 1950/mo. 12'(11111! II ,..,, NWPT 2BR Twnflm, tr pie. ITlfl 11.al 2BR. 28A. up1lelr1. Quiet Qu ndecit 1750 IJ50-4S45 feulonel on!Y· NO PETS. 23-29. nice appeatenu. buuly aktt. lrom di•
friecw =:,· mk:to POOi & "-!Mu R!tr1 642-1797 · RMW. pello lt,350 Super Shllp tBR 11"· ',,,~.~:i~r~ ~·.;; :Uey 64i_5393·ef1er 7pm N/wnkr pref d. 1650/mo lO¥r , ... , "1 N.wport 1n P'l)'S. no eetllng, high
...• " .... • ···I··· ••m-MESA DEL ..... •BA . ../ v:._R.·,~~L.L1E500S 2BR PnlhM. I I kl $735/-...... ·-• yearly. 675-9008 acting 4 PIT wkend ..-O<k. Nrnlng, minimum Inv, -uS 50 .. B ';ppt ....,. ed ...... .. yrywper 6!i •-· $850/mo.Ava.111111 UITlm·1UMJ . 760-7858 1 7 .500 .00 c•tl
plU, 12 mo. Y 2BA. fir, d/w, cover \l ~"\V lfV-.'fJ• 10· v ·11 SEA.VIEW 'Gu•red-gsted J im· Oy1/6 5-3090 , -lfJf Lg p<•• ~. lnd'Y. no ..... 28A, lBA, wlg1r, grdn !•800-343-2162 24 hrs.. only 645-3977 Lv M~ petlo, dbl4 Oii'· Nu ~Pl&. \I.\\' '\....h .-\. 3BR hOUM 52 900 Evn/Wknds 673·6476. ·-ucKJ' ,~ type. •N9wPOrt Hg11• FEM . NOii smkr shr 38rl~=~~=~=~-
•EASTSIOE TWNHSE• drP1, pnt. Brk 640-4152 qfAlfORS'* LIDO AREA B,Ytrnl dock. Yrty 1BR ,,._ btk 10 bey, WESTSIDE /mo t dep. 548-7155 1125/mo. Av•U 10/5. 2Be C.M. house w/Mm9, U11•1•4211/M
2BR 28A, qulel 1ree, MESA DEL MAR IU<n, 2BR • den 1•.150 Quiel ares, pe111.1ng 1695 Newtydecorated. No pets. EASTSIOE 2BR lBA 854-2000. No J19l•. nr S.C. P111 1265/mo. PIT. Cell for Info.
pallo. tlrepleea, gll'&ge Snerp&cleen3BR . tern-CtRCLETHISONEIBlutll. WINTER LEASE Inc; uni 219 201h SI. Cell548·l929 Wlget909.CIOMtQevery-.,_.,1.. 751-0272or662-1623 LeeM1-7480
SQ301mo.&40-2426 llyrm,21f..ire,nlcedec:or beelllifutvlew.new"'dec· OCEA. NFRONT 48R, gr! Lovrerunit.67~5068. *BAY TIMBERS • lhlng l Ava H now F di < o •-I•
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S1750/mo 673-5253 PENJ\I· 4br houM 11.975 p1t10. ~er. No pels. 399 ••--,, d Bed b <h lndr ..,, .. 3BA 2BA, lerge ytrd, ' OCEANFRONT -Chsrmlng c-.. delMllr 2622 $695 6-0357 _,_ 1--· 1.,en . · • · Y ingoppty LN641-7480
112551 0 Cell PETE Hunt ltlCh 2140 800 -... -w B•y I . JV"" 2BA Ind prvt glf&ge, gu * . S625mo. Oey1 641-2631. iili'i:iii:iliiit.iii YtOTT0~6.01114 ' ---·--3 bdt10me,PenPll2, 1 BLOCK TO ~CH. Lg •EASTS!Dl 1BR motllle I weuw. 1135 No Peta. Frig. dlshwelher, 11ove e..,.,723-0987 •llll•l1111/wll
3BR 1 ·~. ram•"" rm, , a,.., --.. -011--·-•--~u.a.2 .. BEACH AREA. 38r", din r.•• ·'-" ..................... 2Br. trpk:, balcon'filbu•n· n~~ $595/mo Metu'e 2323 Elden 549.7954 Ind. No pets 545+4655 Guet•nleed, 12495 lnVffl
•1 rm. v rm elc. • . --•-.. -Ins. !rig, ga1 Xtr r\u'lg. !dull G11 & waler paid. ILlll JI•••-..--•09-626-3386 E•1 . 9 ffplc, 1herp & cle1n1 pool & spe, clubhouse, 3BR 2BA plus 1BR 1BA In • 11080. Agt 1 -0809 759_5590 or 673-7767 llSfWllWll 1U 9&IMI• Cflritt oriented. W/0. gsr
Oulet streel. Nr SC Plez1. tennis crts on leke, nr g11age •ree. BIG YARD Santa Ana 2180 B OC 5 TO BEA H Ou!el Lg dining ere•. 3BR' 2BA upper unit. gar-M.id "495 mo 675-645, 111&11 lllTI
$1100/mo. C111 Dave, Bch/PCH $1500/mo IN. spa melntenance & grndr 2 L K •E'SIOE 3Br 2Be townhse pool: lndry lee snoi Adi!. ege, D/W, WIO hk up, HUNT. BCH. Resporlslbli, High eernlng. parl ume.
540-1151Agl 756-20551W661•7904/H lnc;I. frnh pelnl, newTOWftSquere.1BRCOndo 2BR 2BA. 1000 !>I, ger , 2c1rga1,yd ,nucarpet s695-lmo. TRW Req'd. 11250/mo. ectlve M Off to &here mm+mum Inv $6,30000
3BA 2BA, family room. LO 4BR 2BA hse. Obi gar, grey cerpe1-11ep Clown Sec;;urlly, tennis. pool, balcony, nee• shops. Sl 100/mo. 2036 fuller1ort 268 E 16th Sl • 11 210 Lugonl• chermlng house, 2 bd•m. clll 1-800-648-7755 24
M ... del Mer. $1300/mo Cit-Ins, Edison dl1tricl. Nr LR w/llreplace • 15 I 6 0 0 I mo d • y s 11175/mo 54•-0995 A.ppl. Only. 968·8880 Curl It 631-1266 TSL MGMT 642· 1603 lb•. 3 tllkl lrom Desch h•S.
Includes Qltdener. 2737 beech. 8211 Snowbird. P 1 r•1•5 1 ~}::0~ ave n 4 7•-•004. eves 759-59 15 211 1\.tll .... *INI LICITlll1 E•stsl~ ig-uPJ)er 2BR •BLUFFS 2Br 2B•. !pk:, $500/mo • ut1I, 536-3340 I.;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=
Fremont Lane. 854·8142 980-6595 (619)451-6~20 900 SEA LANE 2BR l',O,BA lOWnhOUH , 1'),BA I 1 comple• 2 pool/2cerpor!&/C01n wld -~
3BR 2BA. pet olc wldepl 111111111101 S•nta Ana Htlghts 6"4·2611 ieundry room, patio. all b'1tco~:!,u:'. g••age. S950NOPETS722-801t L~,~~1~::8N!:.~-~~' Oppo$ft'Y 2908
994 Trebuco Circle, Irvine 2144 1•1111 If ..... JH 218'4 Charming 2BR. lrg ~II, seP built-Ins 1625/mo 1750/mo. 642-•792 Evea/wkends 722·8l•O Nr bCh & bus. $395 Incl ENJOY 14_15% teturn on
11300/mo. Av! lmmedl ~Jllj.A.V 2BR 2BA. 2 c•r garage, dl•.r1p,dt11ega•.st•g S 2078Thurln E'SIOElBt,pool,ClbleTV *Yrly 2BR 1BA w/ger. uti11.J•n1C1536-6759 Trusl Deeds 510.000 1o
"542·8716 Orengetree 18R condo, ~ .. / lndry, Fronl/tltck yard, Qf PCH I 1250mo TSL MGMT 642-1603 & gaspeld. Reis reqd. No Upper Unil II 215 32nd LIDO ISLE. Cozy, quiet. $1 .000.000 Call Oenl1ort A PUil Tl 11111... A-IC .. L'~sr~~· ,!!~~ \lt"'I v-.-y1· 10· \t ·11 A/C, grndr. Spaclou• 262· 1116 Diana/Suzanne n Laa....... pets. $585 a 160,5. 147 SI. Avt 1011. $925/mo. 4Br hM. Lrg p•tlo. nr tK:n As.tOC 673-731 1 NOW!
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Tl1 lmmed No pelt 760-8768 q[ALTORS fl Single. non·smkr fem Ettl&IOe 2 6 3BR TwnnM 3BR 2BA, 1 block 10 723-1266 723-0400 msg I Will GUARANTEE 15%
Mountain iettlno sur·l'[:;;'.;;;:i:;;;;"""''J~~l •~~~~~~""::~~South Coast Me-tro No pets $750 /m o Apls. Frplc, d/w, g11age. E'SIDE 2Br up•lalrs $635 tleech 209 391n St ieturn secureo by trus1
rounded by •!reams &l i.!QUNlelCh 21'48 ----2N 2186 760-1418evelwkends y•~d/pat10, lndry rm ~·o.,.pe1:'.'~otS•lgeq~~~1 l13501mo yeerly leese. Metlculou& n/smk •, Cle«! Puvateplrty t71•) 1a1111 1BR a 2BR condos ___ .... -~--_ 1875-S10501mo 733•9287 respon adult !or HB area 759-1465
w1g11909 w/opn1, w/d •M!Mlllf* Letge p•tlo. pool Over· Slepa to P11z1, newly 26170RANGEAVE Vlctorl1 645-816 11pp1m 1 ml tOtleKh Complete-~~~~~~~~~~
hkup, woodtiurnlng lrpk:, 3BR. lebuloul vu, pvt bch looking Newpo•t Bay pntd, 2BR. 1BA Condo. TSL MGM T 642-1603 E'SJDE 2BR. upsteirs urlit. ...1.91 IWI ly lurnlshed home To Loan 29 14
micro. 1900-$1100 + 1st a 1ennl111900 721·8579 Av•ll 1111. 675-4839 gated paho. dtw. pool. Costa Me>sa 262• •Lg Sharp_&_ Clean IBR . patio • garaoe. tndry rm 3 BR 2 BA . 0 1 r 1 g e $400/mo • u11ls Call
& dep. No pets. CIJI NORTH leg. 3BR 2B°A FURNISHED 2BR cozV pelok.$775840-5774 B B" lBR • o ""• ""'pe<. d••Pff g ' Quiet cut-de-11c No $1350/mo.613·9201 SC0\1969-4754 •WIOOWHASSS$4TDs\ Valme 549·24•7 BR/BA • ortul, ''ol "p ,.,.. ,,... ,,35 ]86-922• -110 000 up No ctlldUV hOuM, 0.teched HOUSE N_por, Hgt• Eestsidf! loc1 BBO a lndry pelnl Pillo & ga•999. dogs. BLOCK 10 beech. 281 2Ba NWPT HGTS M/F non No P.,...1ty Cell Denleon
BEAUTIFUL! Priv stre;l, Welk to tie.ch. 12000 are•. Shorl term. Call for ~ rm. P1110, gar & catlle evl S6751mo 6-45-5577 ••••f • -•-.-duple•. w/d, 2_ce1 QB•. 1mkr, quiet. an1 3BR Assoc 673-7311 NOWI end unit twnhM 2BR mo. 729-7250 •97-9918 1pptm. 642·4452 1635 No pe19 631 -8•27 -------.._,_ d duplex Av1 1113 1350 · 2'h>BA, l/p, petio, dble Anft6m 2603 •Ouiet & clean 2BR 18A 1Br 181 ups1t1. lg pallo, IVtil 1011, •Int con /mo•'r'l ulli 6 .. 6.1062 1:zoo64275-40 Splrkllng c1e1n 2BC11m, uppe1, Jg ctosets. d/w,1 1625.281 2B8 IPKIOU&. l1000/moJlm.645-35!HI
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67, 55 ,.11 Se<: Bldg Lincoln & 1960 WA LLACE 6<5 5853 145 E 181h St $900 living ,m. Pll'k1ng. 1450 ~ ~:~n'.·:.~~~;;o ' 706 ¥;;T,7:.9¥:0.~~~t Pit ~6A.&v-05
Harbor 607W Broedway 642-1424 6"2-4905 .e'81i8ftlf 1 Lerg~ 1 BR. 1575 • utit~ ~~~:;;61~7~~~0e ~~0576 _ ~ 2920
evenings KU"lrll9\. ./ Only s775 857'25.!!_ ' Illes. 111 & last 1799 FURNISHED f BEOROOM ON POPPY, designer s i:.::;:,:==--=-.... = ~:~~·2~~~~~J:~ •2 BLOCKS from beach \t\.\'l\.k "YI' j'j~\ 'ji IMboaPefW'tsula 2607 \'\'e!itfield N-porl Blvd Apt 3 ON THE BAY 2000 11! conlemp gtass im
coveted petlo. no pels. 2Br 2Ba. llreplece. ger-q(4LTOAS # &PAITllEITI 846-2588 Weekly 1ent11 1300/wk "lreel'IM ' w/ocn vtJS 5 tt't If .. JM•
5 1 300 ~ MC 631•8,.52 ege. $1100/mo. 309 32nd 2BR 1BA upper. lrplc. 2 These 1U1•ct•ve Apls laa-LARGE 3BFf2BA down-963-1053 min welk 10 bch Sno11 or free anonymous HIV
· · SI. * * 650..0892 decks. gar .. lndry . wood lPUTllEm 1ure pool, spa, provate l lllrs. Garage. clo,., 10 -long term 1st & lsst mo tes11ng et Leguna Beech
CONDO E'SIDE. 2BR LUX. BAYFRONT 1B1 beam Ct11I, tieach bath Lflrg• 11tract1ve Apls In a oauos 01 decks, garage lrwy/shopl $825 . 5600· •Ull llYJlll'T &PT $750 J Davis 723-0377 Commun+ry Cllnlc, "60
2'1tBA, bl1-ln&, dbl ger .. •BLUFFS CONDO. N-condo. f /P, IOfm d•n. $1175, avl 1111 673-0•38 tleat.1!1lul gerde.., sen1ng or c11por1on11 beeut1lully sec No pets 963-1562 3BR 2BA, Undy beach, OulgOlng 35. F 10 shr Ocean Ave. Leguna
lrplc,yll'd.Nopet1.W1D drp•. pnt, crpt, eppk;;, gsr. be.cn. pool 118!Kl 2BRTea •PT WicSrporl, Pooll1p1 G1r1gl! O• t1nd1caped s e11 1ng 816-282-7733. OUllllnCling 4BR oelu• Beach 494-0761 Cell tor
hk ups. $1250. 645·9857 3BR, den, Ism rm, 2',..BA. 720-1554 O• 760·09 19 carport Sorry, no pet1 Sorry. no pe1s MONTE SERENO 714-673-3259 Beck Bay tow..,hm Pool. 11pPQ1ntments fOf 'l'lf!e+;-1/p, pool, Jtc No pets --~-recently remodeled 2Bdrm 2Be $800 Bachelor $545 Pre1t1g1ous llvlng Quiel. ' dsy 1ven1..,gs and S111ur-Eu1810e. letge ...._ 3BR. S1675 lse. 549--0709 LUXURIOUS CONDO SI 1!Kllmo year round 398 W Wilson 631 _5583 1 Bedroom 5655 garde!'\, pool selling. 1 Newl)Ort Heighl& 11rge 2Br spa, ten,,.,, sec system, deys
3'11BA, 2 Cir g•r8Qtl. lg 2BR 2BA. lam11y 1oom, 613·5•23/e orlvemSQ ---------2BClrm l'•Ba 1760 BR 5525, 2 BR $7 70 ept Pool, clr·PQr1 No AIC ,garage.y11C1 ,m0te11 ;;;;;;;;;;;;"'--"~~~--""-., becllysrd. E•lremely •ULTRAlerge2sty,•BR. view ol bay walk to ----E 0 0 pe!s 1650/mo -Cle· Nl&mkrS600 · 650-85531o 2BA r 11 2 trplcs be·-n $>&OO .mo Phone 2BR 2BA yea1ly, adults. 1 Bed1oom $655 2B<frm 2Be lwnhse 1655 lec1rlc ga es o car Lon & f-~ 1925 "'' e Av 111 1 1 / 1 . em y rm, . .... N 2< 1 W W''""" 63 1·0960 ••-• 1nfn p-<• ooblo TV & BBC• pos111 646-466• OUTGO•N-G-lomo•o '' -•, ''::::;.~~~=~N..,.._,""':0:
.'._.,.;.,mo. 2257 Eldert Quiet cul-de-MC, grdnr 545-3313 or 957-3277 non-smkers, no pets r ....,,, IJl-11P1 5"'-,' .. , oe " N ·.l e======~= ., ' eaiJ;; .... 6"5-0968 incl l1,8501mo6"S-1528 hb11ryl b1y $950/mo COSTA MESA '"'n to 1u~6 ec .. O lllllflMJJllJll ctlft<oe.2B11Ba Av•llable tor edoc)!lon to LIQIY IOOlflllT 673·3986 818· 799-4195 1...-rll Tl IUOll •• 2•1•2• pet a. 642-3 t Winier re!'llll. Furnllhlld! welertront N B duple• l0V1ng 1espon11tlle own-
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11 the lown1 COit. Roof-
plumblnQ, elec:lrlcel misc.
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lerge Jobs Newporl. 1n11all•llon Removal
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1teas E1t.R9!16756166 11'566215 Matk6"2·6842
CUSTOM Flr&QlltCfl end WALLPAPER HANGING
Brickwork. BIOck W•ll•. REMOVALS. Cornpetllive
Ofl-•ys. P1vlno. Best bid• St.Llc•• 1690•
work 16 yr& •.. Qet"lence (71 4) 523-7936 Lerry
(714) 122·"43
11450/mo. 67~630 Avail 1111 213-375-9918 Young ors..,ge & wn1te
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2-3BR. turn!Shed & un-mo. 613·6605 or Leure
lu•nlshed lmiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Lerge lu•nllheCI Studio•. 1
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decor. Pool. 1.cua 1 &
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10 lrwys. beeches, SC
Pleza & OC Airporl
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1581 MESA DRIVE
141-lllO
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1BR APll $680 & Up. *''" .... c ·LL TOOAYI tletl p .. ,, d"" /coll• FNturn cetl'ledral cell-" 20•20 187 E 21s1 SI Y -,. ...,. w '
1no1. ll•eplece, balcony, VILU REITILS C.M, $135· MC of $135 found on beach 1n NB
gerege QI' cerpert ··Like FOR STORAGE ONLY 673-20 16
,_.. & very prvt .. Pool, lll_.112 Aval! 11 11 645-723• LOST CAT . Dover Shores
&pl>, BBO, !aurn:lry 111 • 1~-~--~~~-li';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--~--1 Red/Whl lg -hair lem ci.p. No pets. 549-2 .. 47 Steps to bsy! Quiet aree. (omrntrdal Ma1n1 Coon nemeCI
tqw decor thru--OU11 1BR. RE 5*/Rtnt B•sndy R-erd 631 ·0211
. 1m Ull.JI w/d, refrig, encl gll'ege.1;:::;·;:;:· :::~;;;:::::;;;::;1lOsT OR FOUND A PET 2BR w/,..._ decof', g111. 1950/mo 1nct ut111 I~ bltlns. tncd y<t w/patio. 645_45:9 or a40-9539 luMntss/Offlce Rent LOW COST Sp•ylNeuter
636-4120 IPM-5PM 2769 Relerrel NO FEE
2437 Qrenge 'G' .... 1755 STEPS TO BEACH, 2 & •CALL 978-PETS•
3BA, JJplc, lmm.c con-Wll1'IUPf llU•I -d1Uon. yrly 11000 & Crnr ol Wntcl!tl & Irvine LOii you1 keyt welklng or 11300/rno 673·2507 ro,,, logging? Vic. Port Sunon Newport -h & N9WpOf1 H1ll1 Dr. Cell l l•iii1~uiiiliiiwii-ii•iifiat Full Servic.Gro.• to 1 o. 150.1255
,.. 203 & 384 & 588 sq ti I---.;;;---.""' &Pllimll 1Br 1a. nr NB CentertJW Qtllce & Retell Ava111t11e ~,-& F~ 3CXXJ
Sperldlng cleen, lerg• $795. No pets. M0-136• .... 111 ,~.=::::.~:.;:~;::::.......:;=:
I Q,,-'*' eptS. Beeutlfully WESTCLtFF 2BA 2BA I---.,==:-==--IPllll&. tendlceped 9round•. Condo. d /w, w/d, lrplc, ..... n Pootl~•-P•tlo1ldec:ks, (.lorpcll'1, pool. 1950/mo. 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE 67 ~hl people to
:;!QI or carport. 955-6315 or 240-6281 Nwpl Bch. Agt 541 -5032 try NEW r9Vo4Utlonary
E\IE••L LOCAT>ONS -ht-cortlrol pt""'r•m e.ct'letor""" $590 COM OFFICES 475sD o;·• r •comme,;'ded
1 Bed'oom S6eo MK.Reneails 200 sf PCH/Fernle•I. 647-19•7
28drm 1'/loS. 1780 Good prkng/ttgneQe. nu !---------
18 1 E 181fl St 642--0858 iOOMI 2706 crpt. paint. elc. 673-4 120 !:._ __ .,. ___ _,,,,,.
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1 Bedroom 1705 • CORONA DEL MAR * 1398 sq ft '1111 25 sq tt' • l,-1s •----·
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Bachelor $800 .,. If l'lf Snere 111r•cllve 01tlce NEW TO AREA. Mele, tall,
1 &edroom SMO •££ Ji tPec. w/am. reel .. 1•1e &Um fl•ndsome non
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cer IM'· impktyed me1u,. mele. n· cumber.a tnd IOOtllng ,_.A. ~·'.!. ,, 200 dmlu, n-tmitr, Nwpl 8cf'I ,_..,.. !Ot tl'lerlghl gur. PHOTO .,.._, .... • • .,-,_ A MUST! Rlc:h&rd 1000 S
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put• lll_p .• boollkMPlng ~~ Ji:·~;ci,lc. comput•. typing. SINI .. 11& I I I ~~ :6..it~i4:'$:0 OPEN EVEN INGS tronl nu1cti. wlln11t. S300 l>Oat. Sr.owtoom '°n· 1001 Ou.;! 51 Np! Ben llESMf . 722...tlOO I~••. C... Lynda · ,.....,,. to ~I Mesa LimlledQP9()rtunlty 10 JOln Cuti d...-,. • BY APPOINTMENl Of>O Coc.klail Tblff. roll· Oilion. MoW'lgl Midi Miil lU•nlJ:
714-451,2211 .... .... AudlOIOgy. 500 H. ~, natloMI real 11tate ma1 · 1 -..lls"•1a.-.1.--(No t..s 1~ FrM) away llJI C1rector• ctlr•. 17950. 6'5-lit4311 llll "11-~ i1i1ji1j1i11iji11~•ii-iiiiiai111ii11u!IFor •t•bliaw courier ~~:~01· N
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FOR TOP FASHION 0£. acono Cit & ''*"•nee. REGISTER 0 VIOTTO al SELECT lfT&..aDIOAl 17802 Skyp•rk 011 • 110 MOVING SALEI Sol•Md 720, 1515 I,. ll.ul. SAA8 llOO, 1ge.4 J.-Coor
SIGN FIRM. Soma 11p. Houri)' rala & mlleaga. 131.200 • yNf & up. Plus BETl'f.R HOMES & Help wanted FIT, Pff . Fount Valley 6'1-3225 & lovueal S300 T1blu, I ""'"''""'"''"""""'"''ii D 111 j1f01 5,apeed, m•Cnignl Olvll Gt .. t co, hfl & opp.!yl Pala hollcllyl, lncanllllfl. F REE h Out Ing · GARDENS nlgtlts & weekends •n Ille 17195 ~St ,..206 lamps, cna1rs. TV catPll. t~ Yacht Ctuft .-. --stereo CMM'lll. air con,
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comp•ny: c•t route1 FIT PIT M,F9em-2pmor ~Frl 8.30-5.JO Mus! WICi<ESFURNJTU FIE portuntly Newport Bltry grina piano bllcit Artl-4 C•Nlock Pkg Cul •i'llOD!l)lkn&lll•W..
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BOOKS!S32.000/year1n· medl•le opening•. New ·
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tooa. PreYIOUS hotel 0< elderly couple eat b•eak-
ta11auran1 ••P•rienta lut & 1unctl. hie nouse-
praferred. Great ulary keap1r>g. S71trr 631·39•9 and t>anellt package and ~11tul IQQtion APOly Par1-T1me
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C•ll MONICAorJOAN nalolult>oJtnotnec:essary Wit t> c.•eCentia ls 10 Women FrornS39,S1511 ---S900ooo 531-.3311 la5t 1 2 9 00 ODO
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Nev. DOO) style Wf'!lle 714-673-3435
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nand·maoe womens '1aJf 714_675.986J ,,,.,,,•or satewitro or ,.. 1 12,000 OBO &15-44 1• 496-1787 or 720-9668 accesso1ies at F115n1on ... --hmousone 8• 1·5776 1s1ano snopp1ng cen1e1 TtUIUllmH-S&LIS Antiques.
Protes51on1111 O•ess Pari To O•ange County ous>· STfY11 llGll ClasskJ 9045
11ma pgs1hons to oegin nes5tls PT FT !•om y0<.r tiCkels 6'6-6765
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The r9Qlttrlnt(t l com· Newport 8"et1, Calif 926eO addreu al ttw ttanafa<M dueled by An lnOl'ildual ducted by. An lrnlMOUll The f lCllllOUI Buaineu ltlip, 4400 MacArthur BIV-0 manc.o 10 1ranS1C1 bual· Oevld N11uon. 20 9 ar~ 8ly1lfl van. •27 Eut Th e reg111ran 1 com· Tne regl•trant(t l com · Name ref9tr9d to •b<>v1t wH Suite 780 N-port Beach.
ducted by An tn<ttvldu•I m9f\Ced 10 1n1nuc:1 bull· Tll• r•otsirant com·
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nMa under the FICllllOU• Diamond. Balboa Island 17th StrM I, Suite e. Cost• ~ to tran..ct bull· manoeO to lrllnMC't bull· Mad tn Orenge County on CA 92660
lkialna1t ~am-.-.t lftteO Calif 926&2. Mna.Cellfornl•92625 neas under 1"9 r1cut1ou1 ne.sa undar the Flc1111ous June 10. 1988 FILE Thil bualneu IS eon·
lbcWa on NIA Thlt business 1s con· 4 Tiie IOc:atlOn and tan· bua1M11 name or names Bu11nasa Name(•) t111eo NO F313129 ducted by A limited Part·
Maindt--0.tar Brunner dueled by a general Pafl· eral description oflhe proer· lltled ebove on Jlnuary •bove on October 5. 1989 Jamet Fllanc, 610 I Troot nersh•P
Bu11neu Name<•> 1111ad 26. 1tet lilted •bove on Auoutt 12
ebove on October 6. 1989 Judith E Brixey 1989
This ttatam.nt wes tlled nershlp ry to be 1ran1tarred are •n· tteO Rachael Ho0en Drive. Toledo. Onlo 43528 The reglslranl(s) com·
With 1ne County Clerk 01 Or-Trie rag111r ant com-venlory ol bicycle tl\oc>. In· Memaall P Wllktn$on 111 This statement was meo 0I111 a F 11 an c 3 3 menceo to transact buSI·
Frencle BldN u This llat~t wH llted David KUtnl
Tnl1 11e1eme111 was flied with the County Cle1k ot Or· Thia tlllemen1 w11 llHl<I
9l'OI County on Oclo~r 10 rnanceo to transact bus•· eluding bicy<;les, alolhtng. Thia etatement was filed with 1ne Coun1y Clerk of 0 1· Belmonte Irvine Callf nets und8r th• FtcliltOUS
tM9 nan und• Ille t1c1111ous parts. ac:cestor• 9nd tools. with Ille County Clerk of Or-ange County on October 10, 92720 Bu11neu Name\ al llst8d
wllh the County Cletk 01 Or· t-"Qe County on September with the County Cl«k of Or·
anoe County on October 8, 25, 1989 ange County on September
1989 • f"32M1 22, 1989
f433M3 Publllhecl Orange Co111 faM71 ,U40M business name or names located 81 427 east 17th •no• County on September 1989 Thll bulln•11 YtH aon· 1b0ve on o••n
Publitha<I Of-.nga Coast listed ebove on· August 26, S1r .. t. Suite B. Costa Mesa. 22, 1989 F4S40l1 ducted by lndlv1du•11 tHus· Robert J Cr1111ano
Deity Pllpt October 18 25 1989 Cellfornla 92625 f432391 PubhsheO Orange Coast bend 2 Wiie) Tnta statement wa~ flied
N<wembar t, 8 1919 Pater Noelsen 5 The b<llk lran.ler wlll be Publllhed Orenge Coest Daily Pilot October 18 25 Thia atatemanl wes ltMt<l with tlle County Clerk ot Or·
Publllhed Orange Coa.11 Dally Piiot oe\ober 4, 11 18. Pub111'*1 0t•noe Coast
Dally Pilot October 18, 25 26, 1989 Dally Pilot Octobet 4, 11, 18
W-697 Th11 stttement was hied conM1mm aled oh Frtdey Oa.lly P1101 Octobe1 4 I 1 18 November 1 8 1989 with lhe County Clerk ol Of. ange Courtly on Octobet 6
with lhe County Clerk or Or· Novembat 3. 1989, at the 01. 25 1989 W·701 a11Q41 County on September 1989
Novembe1 I, 8, 1989 W-667 25, 1989
W-695 W-665
anoe County ori September fiats of Layman. Jone• & W·66• t9, 1989 F'33&57 __________ 1----------1 --... ---.,.-NO-TICE---. -19, 1989 Dye. 2600 M1e11e1son Orive PlB.IC NOTICE Pupll1htld Orenge CoeJI HarOwOO<l. AOk1nson & PUBUC NOTICE "8.IC NOllCE 1--1111-.---.,.-NO-TICE __ _
r--.n. F4320l5 suite 1000 Irvine C1hlorn1a Pt&IC NOTICE Oa1~ P1101 September 26. Me1no1 Allorneys at Law ..--
Pubkahed Orange CoaSI 927 l 5 FICTITIOUS IUSINEIS October 3 10 17 1989 Pott OlltCe Bo" 1907. New· FICTITtOU8 •U8'N£89 ,ICTfTIOUI llUltN•SI
'tCTrTIOUS •Ul*HESS Daily Piiot September 26 6 Tiie last data lor 1111119 FICTITIOUS •UllNESS NAME STATEMENT W~5 I port Beach CA 92663-0907 NAME ITAT£MENT .. ,._ ITATl!MENT FtCTITIOUl llUltNESI
NAME ITAT£MINT October 3. tO, t7, t989 claims 11 Thurlday NOvetn· NAME STATEMEN"T The lollo'llling persons ere DI-.,. NOTIC£ Pub111h~ Orange Coast Tiie lotlowing persons ere The followlng persons I ra NAMI ITATl!"MENT
The lollowtrlil persons are W·655 t>er 2 l989. whlCh 19 1119 The lotlOw•ng persons are doing 1>oS1ness as ..--Daily P1101 Oc1ober 18 25 doing business as dOlng busmess H The following per.sons ere dol~l>UllfleSS H bullfllSSO•ybeforetne Oate CIOtng busin~sas . PLUSWEAR 21210range November t 8 1989 MAURER BROS 14 11 ROSS ENTERPRISES OOlngbulUlaUU.
IG COMPANY 2540 Pt8.IC N0TIC£ of wtuch the bulk translet '' M D ULT RA CLEAN Ave Ste B Costa MMe CA tT•T~!.~T ,..,. W-696X Calllorn1a SI • 1 Hun11nnton 325 Ony•. Balboa Island CA ORY LUBE 524 11111 St Mam St Suite U t46 Irvine 92627 .. ,._,." ..,..-,. 92662 B CA CA 92714 10 be con)Ummateo 18782 Mam St Sune 2C , A•ANOONMENT OF Beach CA 02648 Huntington 1ach
E 2518 FINC!m®sT• .. •T~NTIS Daled to113189 Hunttngton Bf'.ich CA Joe DvdenflOlle• 2 t2 t USE OF "'l"'TITIOUI PtalC NOTICE Patrick Colln Mau1ar Angel• Ellen Ron. 325 92648 Ji n Lamontee .. _ .... .._ Bryan Van 92648 Oran~lt Ave Ste B Coste ..-"' 14 11 Cahlornia St • 1 Hunt Ony• Balboa l1l•nd CA Robe<I Jackson. 524 t llh g:'~6~:Ce Coste Mesa Tne lollowl119 oersons are PubllShe<I Orange Coast Michael Ryan D•etrtck Mesa CA 92627 Th:u~o'!t!!:,r:J'~ NA:~sons FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ongton Beach Ca 92848 92882 St, Hunllngton Beacri CA
dotlngTbuALSllnessY 0asFF RO •o Daily Piiot Octobf!i t8 l989 17882 Cameron =A Hur.it· Kevin La.,rence 2115 Or NAME STATEMENT Brtan Stephen Maurer Mitchell Steven Ross 325 92648 Thll tws111ess •I cori-O " A Ste c Costa "•ve abandori Ina use ot T r 1 On Balboa 1s1ano CA
RACING. 1"'-"'"5 Eque. stro~ W706 1ng1on Beach CA 92647 ange ve F B he 01 owing persons a1e t.tl 11 Caltlornie St ~ 1 Hunt· yx, Tiits business is con Oucted by An lnd1v1oua1 """ ~· T,1111 busloess •S . con· Mesa CA 92627 lhe ic1111ous usiness doing bus•ness <IS tnglOfl Beach Ca 92648 92662 dueled by An lndtv10ua1 The reg1S1tan1fsl com· Or Santa Ana. Cehf 92705 ouctad by An lndt~oduat Tn1s bus•nes' •S con-Name RUBIDOUX AS· OPltONS R uS L TD 2 Tflls busineu ,1 con· Tnll business 1s con-TM I registrant com
meneao to •1•nsact bust· Wilham Kreg Dona!'loe PtaJC NOTICE The reg istrant com· ducteo bv A General Part SOCIATES LTD a Cali· Fort Sumler hv1ne CA Oucled by A General Psrl· dueled by Husband and menced 10 transact t>us•
neu unOer the F1ellt10US 10605 Equestnan Dr Santa IC S1ts<I menced to transact t>uS•· nersll1p tor~1~ L1m11~ Par1nCsh1p 92720 nersh1p Wile ~ness unoer tne l1c1111ous
Bullnen Name(s) h•t•d Ana Calif 92705 NOTICE TO ness under the fictitious Troe reg1s11an11s1 com 24 •SCChei u•le e oSla Cnerry L Lassen 2 Fort The rtgostianttsl com The reg•stran1 com· bullness name 0, names
•bove on October 2 1989 This business 15 con· Cl'EDITOflS OF bustnets name 0, names menceo to trCJnsacl t>us•· Mesa alll 92626 Sum1e1 Irvine CA 92720 menceo 10 transact t>uS•· menceo 10 transact bus•· fisted at>ove on October 26
Jane Lamonica oucted by· an 1no1v1dual BULK TAANSF'lR hated above on September ness under the F1ctot1ous The F•cllttous Bus•nen lll•s business 1s con· ness und4tr Iha Focllllous nan unoer the 1tc1111ous 1984
Th•S llatement was filed The reg•strant(s) com· 1 1989 Bus1ne5S Name( SI hstad Name 1ele1red to above was ducted t>y An tndovodual Buatness Neme(sl tosteO business name or names Aobe•l Jaclo.son
wtlh the County Clerk or Or· menceo 10 transact buS•· (Seci. '101·ll07 Michael D•etrock above on October 5 1989 llled in Orange County on The regis1ran1(sl com-above on Ociooer 9 t989 tolled above on Septemb This statement was 111ed
anee Countv on October 6 ness unoer tne F1c1111ous N t1ce ~·;~~·~Y given 10 This statement was hleo Kevin Lawrerice January 15 l987 Ft LE menced 10 transact t>uS•· Br1an S Mauier 18, 1989 1with the County Clerk ol Or·
1989 Bustness Name(s) l1steo 0 ' with '"' County Clerk ol Or· This statement was hied NO F332865 ness under lhe F.•cl•lious This statement was 11100 A n g e I e E I I e n ange County on September F433151 above on August 29. t989 creditors 01 the wotnon ange County on Septembei w1111 the County Cieri.. ol 01 Donato J Henonckson Business Nametst listed with lhe County Clerk 01 Or Ross/Mitchell Ross 21 1989
PubltSheO Orange Coast Kreg Donahoe ~8:8.° tr~nsler~~~l 11~~1b! 2l t989 ange Coun1v on October 6 1478 C11meto1 Dnve CO< above on Not fet anne County on October 10 This stetemeri l was ltled F432296
Dally P1lo1 October 18 25 This statement was tied u rans er is u F4ll299 1989 ona Ca111 91720 Cherry L Lassen 19;9 with the County Clerk of 01-PubhsheO Orange Coast
November I 8 1989 with the County Clerk ot Or· maoe on personal Properly Published Orange Coast F43317S Robert A Lomcaro1 8 Tflos s1a1emen1 was t•ted F43'07t ange County on Septemcer Dally p1101 October 4 11 18
W-692 ange County on August 29 hereinalte• desciibed Dally p 1101 October 4 11 t8 Publoshed Orarige Coast Lessen Irvine Cahl 92715 with the Coun1~ Cler~ ot Or-Pubttst•ed Orangtt Coast 26. t989 25 1989
1989 The names ano business 25, 11189 Daily Pilot Oc1obe• 18 25 Ronald J Guyer 724 ange Counl:; •lrl Octobt1• 6 f432128 W·659 F429805 adOresses ot the intended W-657 November I 8 1989 Mellbar Orwt1 Coron' Oel 1989 Daily Pilot Oc1ob<J1 18 25 Pubt1slled Orange Coast
Publtsheo OrangE Coas1 lranslerors are Flutn M W.·687 Mar Cehr 9262!> f4331S2 Novem1>ei 1 8 1989 w.698 Dally Pt101 Octot>er 4 I I 18 l'tll.IC NOTICE Deity P1101 September 2i Jecobs 28181 Lil Plumosa This busoneo;s was con Puotosfle<l Orange Coast 25. 1989 1---11-.-.D-tl_C_NO __ Tl_CE __ _
FICTrTIOUS BUSINESS October 4 1 t 18 1989 Lafuna Niguel CA 92656 P\Bl.IC NOTICE ducteo by a hm11eo oartner Daily Polol Octot>er 18 25 nun11C NOTICE W-6691.,..,_; _..-~~-------W-646 he tocauon on Calllornoa PtalC NOTICE $lh•P Novemt>er 1 8 1989 r-UDL 'Fic-oua IUSINESI NAME STATEMENT -----------of the chtel execult~e olhce FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Thos Sldtemenl w<\S loW>O w.693 ""
Tile following ~•!>Ons .ire P\Bl.JC NOTICE or pronc1pal t>u!Mess olhce HAM£ STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS w•lh me County Clerk nl Or KS1371 PtalC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT
Ootng business as -----------of tne 1ntende0 11anslero1 is The following persons a11> NAME STATEMENT ange Count, on Sepiemoe• 1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Tile lollow1ng persoris II'"
A AUlO SPEC AL TY FICTITIOUS BUSINESS same Oomg business as The 1a11ow1ng persons .ire 20 1989 PtalC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ooong business as
PRODUCTS B ASPC ASP NAME STATEMENT All olfler t>usiness names CALYPSO SAILING AS·i oomg t>usoness as Puo•osrwo O•drlQt> Cod~I 1he tollow1ng person!> di!' NAME STATEMENT .ADO A LINE 501 t1v111e
0 AUTOSPEC E OUICI\ llle lollowong persons are and adoresses used by 1111' S 0 GI A T 1 0 N AND GOLDEN GALS GIFTS ~ Daily p,101 S('ptembe• 26 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ooong tlus1ness a5 The tollowino pe<sons ,ue Nf'WP<>rl Beach CA 92663
COVER F CONVERT BLE oomg ousiness as 1ntenoeo transferor w1tfl1n SC HOOLS 2727 West ENG RAV NG a -7 61Cctobl'• 3 ,0 17 1989 NAME STATIEMENT REGAL MOBILE CLUB d0tng business as Said Lassila 50t Irvine
COVER G HANDY COVER BEST BUDDIES 1545-0 tll1ee years IHI years last Coast Highway N@wport Hampton Ct FounlCJon VJ W f 48 The following persons CJ•e ESTA TES t84~ M 1nrov1d B IM AGtNA l tON A T Newoor1 Beach CA 92663
H COCKPIT COVER WINO Coroanoer Costa Mesa CA pest so fir as ~nown 10 tlle Beacn CA 92663 oey CA 92709 001ng busmen as Avenue Cos111 1esa Caht y 0 u R SER v 1 c E B Tn•s business •S con
BLOCK J CONVERTIBLE 92626 1n1enoeo transferee are Calypso Marone Inc Cah· June Febersie.n Bil•bd• • Mt.IC NOTICE EUROSOUND 445 E 17tt· 92627 GATHER 1 N G s • · ~ oucteo by •n lnO•••Oual
WINO BLOCK 399 west Ba~ lortoePowell 15•5·DCor-none torn1a 2727 west Coast Stone 9775 Ha,.,ptor· Ci SI Costa Mesa CA 9262' F '" B tn•f'Slml'"I Co a AIOerwooo 0,.,e Newpon rhe •eg1st1an1 com
Street Unll B201 Cost.i ianoer Costa Mesa CA The name1s1 ano business H•gnway CA 92663 Founiam Valle\ CA qro8 KS1385 MOS tnc Cal1lorn1.i ~•5 r a11fort11a ger-e1a1 r1anner Beach CA 92660 merceo 10 tranncl t>us•
Men CA 9262" 92626 aooiess ot tfle 1n1enoeo This cus1ness •S con-Tll•S ousiness , cor·· STATEMENT OF E 17m St Costa Me-.a CA ~nip 1127 Et>blldP Roao Snawn L Frea"'" n:. ness unoe1 the l1c1111ou!>
T1mo1ny John Murphy Th•S cusiness ,5 con· 1r1nsleret>1St are Freoer1ck OuCled by A Corporal•on Ouc 1 ed b ~ An u n 11 ABANDONMENT OF 92627 Corona <let Mar Call! 926:<'S Atoerwooo Drove Newport t>usiness riame or name_s
399 West Bav Street Un•t oucteo t>y an individual G HaW111orne 545 GolOen Tne reg•stranl com· corpor aleO Ass0c, JI inn' USE OF FICTITIOUS Thos business os con Fred H B•cf' '127 Eo Beach CA 92660 listed aoove on June t6
B201 CoSla Mesa CA The reg1str ant com-Spur Cortie Walnut CA menceo lo llC1nsac1 bus•· Other Tnan A Partnersnop BUSINESS NAME dutleO b~ A Coroora11on bl•Oe Road Cororoa O••I M,Jr This busu1ess ,5 con· 1989
112627 menceo to transact bus•· 91789 ness unoer the l1c1111ous The regos1t.inttS• CO"' ffle 1011ow1ng person~ The reg•strant•~r com Ca111 92625 ducteO by An tnO..idual Sa•O LasSlla
Th•s business •S con ness unoer trie flc1t11ous T11a1 the property per11-business name or names menceo •o lran~rtcl bu'• na•e .it>nnoont>t1 '"" u~" ,, menceo to 1nnsac1 t>us• V1r9on111 S B•Ct' , 127 Eb Tne i eg1s1•an1 c o m Trios statemt'nt was 1.1eo
dueled by An tnd•v•Oual business name or ndmes nen1 nere10 s dese<obeO on listed above on JanuCJ'Y ness unde• lhP f •fl•l•Ottsl 1ne F 1Cl•t1ou' Bu~•n«s ' ness und .. 1 1fle F'1et•11ous bltde Rodd Ccoron.i t.lt-1 Mar menced 10 iran~dCI Ou~ 1w•tn the Counlv C:.ter• ol O•
The reg1s11anl(s1 com· 11s1eo above on N•A general a!> Furniture "• 197:? Business Nam"''' 1,,1e11 Nam.. RuBtOOUX AS Business Name1s1 h~ted Calol 92625 ness under the 1,,1,110vs angf' Coqunt~ on Septl'mbt>•
'mence<:I to 11ansac1 t>u!t• Lome Powell lures and eQu1pmen1 James Perl\er Pies1oen1 above on No~ .. mlJI'• , ... 8 <1 SOCtATfS ?4'> Fost rtt•r above on Sep1eml'le1 , 1 Stoll B•C" 787 Sc> S<1n business name or namfls 26 198.
ness under lhe F•ct•t•ous This statement was 111ed 1radename gooOwlll teas" Tfl1s statement was Meo June Fertisteon Acve Su•lt' El Cr ~1.1 M11s , 1989 Ralaet Pasddt-n J C31•1 tosteo above on N A F43272t
Bullness Nameut 1ts1eo wotn the County Clerk or Or ano ts 1oca1e0 at 845 West w•lfl lhe County Cterk of Or Trios st.itemerH ""d' loh•tJ ca111 '•?b?t1 Kenmitfl Pe•sso.., 91105 Sna n l l'redric~ Put>losfleO Orange Coast
above on NI A ange County on Sep1emt>e1 191h Street Suite 0 Cos1.1 aroge County on September woln lfle County Cler~ o1 O• Thi' f 1(.t1l•'••h Bu''""" This statement w.i' 1. {'fl 1111s t>usone,, ·~ ton Thoswstatemflnl wlls l•IPO Oaoty Piiot Octobe• 4 1 t 1S
Timothy John Murplly 7 1989 F'3073S Mesa CA :<' l 1989 ange Couni. ':In o cior1N 10 N3mf• rf't .. rrert 10 .1bCl\l' w3• -N•lh the County C1erk 01 Or dutleo tl) a Qt'"""'' vnrl wnn the County Cieri>. 01 Or ?5 1989
Tll11 statement was hleO Put>hshed Orange Coast Tfle Business name u~ed F431297 1959 llled .,, 0 1,11u1•• L•1uti1, c n ange County on Oc1ooer tO ne•snop ange County on Septt'mtier
w1tn the Coun1yClerllotOr Daily p1101 se01embe• 27 cy said translerors at s ... o Pubhsned Orange Coast F433087 Aorot 14 1"8'l 1989 The r eg 1~1 1 .;n1 com 26. 1989 . I
W·668
ange County on October 6 October 4 11 18 1989 1oca11on 1s LORIS COPY Da•ly P1101 Octotoer 4 t 1 18 I PublisnPu 0 ,dn!Jt' c,o,1 1 FILE NO F l7777 J I F•J4090 menceo le> 11an,,1~1 hu•" F432727 ---Dll-ID-11-C-NO--T-IC_E __ _
1989 W 656 CENTER :<'5 1989 f Oa11~ P•IOI Oclooe• ·~ • ., JIM" M HI'•''" • •0" PuDl•Sfleo O•anqe Coa-.1 ness unOer '"" •rf,,,.,us Published Orange Coasl t rUV\.
F4339S3 1-----------That sa10 bul~ trarisfPI •S w 66.?I Noverntl•" ' 8 1QPC, 148-1 lle11n•"'"J4l I• • 'I• Oaoly PtlOI Oc1ooe1 18 ;;>S tlU'J•nPs• llolmP .r n.im('~ D I p I I 0 I b 4 11 18 ----~--------
Published Oranne Coast DlllDllC NOTICE f 8 989 r.sted 8tl0•" L·r Junf' t I "' Y 'o ' 0 er I I( 0519•9 ,. r-UDL intended to be consum /; t "'" (,Jiii •• ><l November 1 I 25 1989 _ I NOTICE OF PETITION Deily P1101 October 18 2'i ma1eo a1 the ot11ce 01 Bur Mt.IC NOTICE RoM •O (>u»' • • .i w iOO I 1989 w 6 1 November 1 8 l989 KS13a1 row Escrow Co SO t PUBLIC NOTICE Mal•ba• o,,,,. Cr,11:i11.1 ti••• F•Pd H B• " · TO A DMINISTER
w.5q4 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Parkcen1er Dr Santa Arod NOTICE OF I M i>• C,J •' •,'Q.'S PUBllC NOTICE Tr>' •t.W•mPnl "'I\ rolt-0 EST ATE OF:
NAME STATEMENT Cahlorn1a 92705 on or alle• LIEN SALE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Rt t>t'•I f>. • "'", • ""''" ,,,,. Ccun•, C1"'' 1 Or PtalC NOTICE I COLLE CE M. I T11elOllOw1rigpersonsare November2 195q NOTICE S HERES • NAMIE STATEMENT NOTICE OF PETITION 1nqe Coun1, on ""•t>IPrnter McGA LLIAROeke
-----------doing ous1ness as Thos cut• 11arsler ·~ sue GIVEN THA.,. PuASUf>.I'-. r Tne 10110.,.,ng t••>rsnr ,,.. TO ADMINISTER 1Q •'I~~ YOU ARE IN DEFAULT COLLE CE MAE P\llJC NOTICE BELL CANYON OAKS 1ect 10 Ca1oto1n1a u n.to•m TO CALIF BUSINESS '\ Oomg t>us•ress as ESTATE Of F019Mi IJNOER A DEED OF TRUST G ARO
I L P 5100 Campus Drive Commercial Cooe Sl'Ct•>n PROFESS ONS CODE PERFORMA,...Cf CL£M• s• t> ELAINE GARRETSON P ,1111,rwa O• 1<Qf' 1 I DA TED DECEMBER ;>Q MC ALU
FlCTmOUSIUSINESS Newport 8eacll Catt! 92660 6106 521700THATTHEUNDE'l 1 Nu SERli tCE ii;•;t Tt> ,, ... ,,, .. ,., "" '"l' CaHNumbe1" 0.l y P ot 5 .. ~·""'t"' •' t988 UNLESS YOU TA.KE CASE NO.A150535
NAME STATEMENT j Cuslom L1v1ng Com T11enarneanda001e<>s o1 SIGNED \/'o lLL SELL FOR MatCJga l• .,.,1,,0,0,1 ,.,~1r1• ,.,ni.C••"• 1 A·15054 Otrcl1>•J 10 •• tQ/'lq ACT10N TO PRO TECT To all he<rs
Tl\e lottowtng penons arelmun1t1es 0 1 Southern Calt· the person "'''h oNhOm UNPAID RENT THE PER· Beacr (,A, '126-1~ • )nge ( 01.1• '• f c;, t,.'P'l'I ... l " .J I flt!HS t>enel•C d' .... .., 6~4 YOUR PROPERTY IT MA~ benelic1anes OedtlOfS
d0t1l9 bustness as lornoa nc a Catolorn1a COf ~ cl&oms may t>e ltleo 15 Bur SONAL PROPERTY BE Oa>10 GreQ ,, , lou\f' 10 198'1 <.11'0 tors """''"Ci'"" ·rwd• BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC contingent cr&dilOt'S and
M ORGAN HI l L LO porahon 5100 Campus row Escrow Co SO 1 LIEllEO TO BELONG 10 I t617 t Metata Ln F H ,,1 Pvo•·sn!' J O• l "C.•• Co 1 • IOI!> anO Pt'•50"!> "'1 o ""h SALE F vOu NEED AN E>c-persons '#ho may
CATIONS t207N BJilrOl\t Onve N~portBeacn.Cahl P111kcenlf'I Dr Sanld Ana THE FOLLOWING Kl'll1r •n tonBeac.n CA92647 IOa••) P110• S!'plemt.t'• LL Othe•w•se tie .n1ereste<l " PtalC NOTICE PLANAT ON OF THE Olherw1se be interested 1n
Balboa ISiand Ca 9:<'66:? 92660 CA 92705 Escrow ano me MO<•'> A1llary DaroNaclc>• ~eres<\ Ctouv• 11;, ·, Octof'le• l lO •7 1qgq thf' w1u 0r est'ltf'! o• b01" otl NAT u R E O F T H E lhe will Of estate._ or bolh
Anne A l awrenc" GrPer Sn1nn1hon Kankoll Cali· last oay lo• lol1ng cla•ms by l a u r ii S 1 u P' "'e • n Matala Ln F Hun• inn W n4 ,: ELAINE GARRETSON SUMMONS PROCEEDING AGA..NS T of COl.LECt: M
1207 N Bayfront Balt>oa tornoe Inc a Catrlornoa cor· any creditor s"811 oe Novem Ceruantes Reamy Fr aro~ Beach CA 9264-• A PE Ttl 0 '11 nas bf'er· 11<>0 ICITACION JUDICIAL I )'OU VOU SHOULD CON-McGALLIARO aka
lllanO, CA 92662 pora11ori C 10 Baker & 081 1 19811 wn1ch 15. the bus1 Fe11z Jim Demers KCJ•en Th,. t>usines· MllC NOTICE I by Wolloam S ~Scully J• "' NOT tCE TO DEFENDANT TACT A LAWYER NOTICE COLLECE MAE Ja M a G ~ 1207 N "~ ' •!> ' ' t S r t I C I Av•'4l a Acu .. a001 WILLOW ••cG•LLl •RO Y urr 'I •~· McKenzie 2 Embarcaoero ness oay before tfle con Mounane Keven P U1-0 led tl Hu~bano .;r n n.. upertor .... our 0 a•· CREEK DEVELOP£ RS ,. OF "" " " Bayfront, Balboa Island CA Cerlter Ste 2400 San l=ran. summal•on oaie specifoe<J Qunart ;,~ y NOTICE OF PETITION tornoa Counly ol Oral'>Qe TRUSTEE'S SALE A PETITION has been 92~2 cisco Cahl 94111 aoove SALE Will BE HELO AT T~e reQ•Slranl corn· TO ADMINISTER TH'E PET1T10N 1•1eQu..--.1' P 8 r 1 n e's h ' P THE T.S. NO. 52753 hied by SANWA BANK
This business is con-This business 15 con· frecMrk:ll Q. Hawthorne 10 00 A M ON tO 23 89 AT menced 10 transcttl buSo ESTATE Of that W1ll1am S Seu V Jr De BROO"-SHtRE COMPANY 11 NOT tCE IS HERE BY CALIFORNIA in lrlll
ducted by Husbano ano oucteo cy a 1om1ted partner· Pubhsheo Orange Coas1 A M E R I C A N M I N I 0 ,., 1 1 ~ A HALE DINSMOOR appointed a\ oersonat •eo corporation· ano DOES 1 GIVEN that on weonesoay Superior Court cl
: Wile '"'P 0111ty Pilot OCtot>er t 7 1989 STORAGE WHERE SAID riess un er 1 e •ct• oou C•N Numbe,. resen1a11veo to aomost .. , 1np 1n•ou9fl 40 tnctus•ve November 1 1989 a1 11 00 Calttom1a County ot
The re"goS1ran11sJ com The ren1stranl T006 GOODS ARE STORE D busonesr. name 01 nam .. ~ A-147432 estate ot tne oeceoenl YOU ARE BEING SUED o cloc~ .i m ot said da" 1n ORANGE
menceo lo transac1 buS•· menced 10· 1ransaot c~.,':,: 20941 CANADA RO El ~~t~9:bove on Sepiemh"r To all Miis oonof1c1,;11P~ THE PETITION 1eouests BY PLAINTIFF IA Ud te *'518 lhe area $11! asioe tor ~on-THE PETITION 'ness under the Foct•lioos ness under the 11e1111ous P\Bl.IC NOTIC£ TORO CA 92630 Mr Mrs David c, Ctou~e cred•to•s con11r191'nl crt•O• lhe Oecedent s WILL a11d O em a nd a" d 0 l R 0 B ouctong Trustees Sates requests lhal SANWA
Bu1lneu Name(sl hsteo businau name or namM .. OTICE OF GOODS MUST BE PAID This statement was !oleo tors ano Pllr\ons wflo n1,1¥ cod1c11s •I any oe admitted ERTSON S READY MIX within 1he olllces 01 REAL BANI( CALIFO RNIA be
'abo11t1 on August I 1989 11s1eo ab011e on September " FOR IN CASH ANO RE· 01herw1se bf' 1nte1es1ed 1n 10 probate Tne will arid any INC a Corpor3 1oon ESTATE SECURITIES SER· appotnled as ~at .. • L G DISSOLUTION nt with the County Cler~ ol Or You ha"e 30 c •LE"'D•A ,.. •. ~. ,.nne"' awrence reer 14 1989 ..,... MOVED FROM PREMISES tne woll o• estate or botn 01 cod1c1ls are available lor • .. " .. VICE toca1eO at 1800 North represenlalive lo
This 11a1emen1 was lllecl M1chaet E AtM!e. v P Publ~A",,~~!:s.~IP hefeby AT TIME OF SALE ~~g~9~~unty on Seoiemtw A ::Elf,?t~~~a~~~en l•ll'd •••m1na11on on tne Ille kepi DAYS ah" llll• aum~on• Broadwav Su•le 100 on the administer !tie estate ot ~with the County Clerk or Or· This statement was filed Du OWNERS AND MGAS F'32272 by lfle court le .. ,,,.o on you 10 le • City ot Santa Ana County o t Ille deoedenl
9'\Qt County on October 6 with the County Clerk ol Or-given that William J nlap RESERVE RIGHT TO BIO AT PubhSfled Oienne COM.I by Ko,11ryn C O•Mmoor on THE PETITION reQudSIS typewritten rH ponH al Oranee Stete ol Ca11torn1a THE PETrTIQN
1989 ange Counly on September and Robert E Valen11ne SALE .. ,. !hf' Sup&r10t Court ol en , euthonly to aom1n1ster the thla court. C & R ASSOCIATES a Sote ieQl.lests lhe d&cederil s
, P:433Mt tt 1989 F .... ,_,. heretofore 00tng business MIKEY LAWSON MGR ~~·1~:~~1 OCtobe• 4 11 18 •orn1a County ol 0 1ange estate unOet the 1rioepen. A letter °' phone call •111 Proonetorsh•P as outy ilP· WILL and codlc1ts 11 any
Pul>ltShed Orange Coast · _ ...,. under Ille hct1t1ous form Publtshe<l Orange Coast w.663 lHE PETITION rpqu~ts oen1 Aom1n1strat1on or E" nol protect you, your IYIM" pOtnteo Trustee unoer ano be admolled IO probate
• Dally Pilot October t8 25 Pubtisrieo Orange c~t name end style ot 1mao1na Daoty p,101 Ociot:>er 11 19 thal Kall'l•'fn c Dinsmoor ce lites Act (lfl1s authonty at I written retponN mu1I be pursuant 10 1,,e po.,e• 01 The w1I and any c:odtc~s
November I 8 1989 Daily Pilot September 26 ''°" GraphlCS al 2760-A S 1989 apP01nted as persOr1al rep· tows lfle personal represen 1 tn proper 199•1 form 11 JOU sai. conferred on 1na1 certCJ•n are ;available lo1
., W 690 Oct<>t>ef 3 10 17 1989 Harbor Blvd Coty ol San11 W68 t f'\B.IC NOTICE re5ental1ve to a<:1m1ster lflf' tatove 10 tCJke mart; ac1tons1 want the court lo hear your 0..0 01 Tiust e•acuted t>y e aamnatOOtl in fie hie kepi
W·652 Ana County ol Orange estate ol tne decedent without ob1a1nrng coot1 ap-"" M ICHAEL w BURDICK A by lf'le court 1------------State ot Cahl0tn1a O•O on P'tllJC NOTICE IC 52000 THE PETITION reque5ts proval Belore taking ce11a1n If JOV do l'Ot flle your MARRIED MAN AS HIS •HE PETITION -----------P'tllJC ll>TICE Ille ISi day ol ~tembet NOTICE TO Iha oeoeoenl s WILL ano actions l\O'Ne119f the pet 1r••ponM on time, you may SOLE ANO SE PARA ·E requests authonty 10 rtllJC NOTICE 1989. tr;mutualconsent.dlS· K 92017 CREDITOflS Of cod1ct1s 11 any bl' aom111eo sonel •epresen1a1ove is re-1-the CH•. and your PROPERTY recorOed Feb· administer the estate
FlCT1T10US 9USINESS solve the u id oattnership NOT.CE TO BULK TRANSFER 10 probala The ""'II ano dny qu11ed 10 give notice 10 wava-. ,,__, and prop-ruery 21 1999 10 thfl oll.cf' under tfle lndePendefil FlCTITIOUI M.1..-11
NAME ITAT£•NT
ft'9 follOWlng peflOt'IS are
I doing bull.-U
PtiOTO-PV.Y. 925 New·
pon canter Drhlo. Newpon
BMdl. CA t2880
Dagen-Rankin. Inc • A
Cellfomla CorJ)Ofallon. 14
Patk Ave. l ong 8ead1 CA
90803
Thi• bu1lne11 •• con-
ducted tr;· A Corporation
The re9l1tren1 com· menc:.cs to trll\MCI bull-• noae uncMr Ille llc11tlout
~ nwne or narna
llatoO •t>ovo on September
' 25. ''" Alan L Dager
Tillt ttatement WU flied wtttt Uta Ccunty Oark of Or-
.,. County on September
25. 1989 ,~
PubltltlaO Orange Cout Dally Pilot October 4 11, 18.
25. 1989
NAME ITA~NT and tamunale tlletf relauons Cl'llOf'T°"S Of' (Sec1. t10t-'107 cOO!C•" are ava•••b'P to.-'"'""''° perSOfls unless .n, m•J be Iden wll~t of Iha County Recorder 01 Aar.nostrai.on of Estates
The fottowtng persons are u partnars "* .. " 9ULK n.ANSFUI U.C.C.) e .. m1na1oon on tne foil' i.ept they have waived nottC-e or f\lrthaf warning from IM said County as Rec1>1oe• s Act (ThtS aulhor1ly Witt
do+ng bullMSS as Said t>Vttneu in the future (tac.. 1101.-101 Notoce •s he•eoy given lo by lhfl court con-1ted 10 trie proposed ~ lnsttumenl No 89·09 l629 allow lhe person.ii
VICTORY SURFWEAR will be conductecl tr; Wiiiiam U.C.C.) creditors of the w1th1ri lHE PETITION •l'Qut-sts action I The mOependf'nt ThaN -ottlaf le9al r•· by reason of• t>reacn 0, oe-represenlafrve IO take
242 Cedar, N-port Beach J DunlaQ who will P•Y end Not~ 1s hereby gt'tetl to named transt9fortst tnat a ~thorny 10 aom1n1ster th• admtn<strll!Ot' autllo<1ty will .. .,._, .. Y041 ,.,.y wan\ taull '" pa'f'Tiil"I 0, Clef-many acllens wtlhoul
Call! 9·2663 dllChar~ 1111 llablllltas and cre01to•s ol the w1t111n OUlk lranslet •S llbOUI to oe estate under lht' lnOepef'I be grented unles.s an to catl an att~ rlftll tormance 01 the obhgattons oOlatntng court app1cwal
E I Suri Company Inc oat>IS o the firm and receive named 1r•nsletorts1 that a meoe on personal property dent AOm1n1s1r.11ion or Es mterested person hies an _a,. " J041 do not llnown secured thereby inclooong Bekwe lalung certain ve<y
Catttornt• all monies payable to lhe bulk 1ranster 15 about 10 be here+naller oescr•be<I tllH Act <This autnor1ty al· obteeUon to this pe111ton ano an attorney,'°" ~ay call an tllat breacn or Oelaull No-1niportan1. act!Ons
Tt111 business is con-firm mede on personal p•opefly The names and t:>uStness tows the personal rep1Men· shows good cause why the •tt~ ~al aenrlce or uc;e 01 wntell was recorded llOW8"9r. the personal
ducted by • corporatton Furtller notoee •S hereby hef .. naller descrtbe<I addresses of the intended te11ve 10 111ta many 1c1oons r:our1 sll<>uld not grant tne a legal 8'd oMea (ll1led In July 6 1989 as Recorder s representauve will be
The reg1s1rent(1l com· given that Ille undersigned The names ano business tra.nslerors are JOAN E without obt11n1ng court ap· a·JthOnty tti. ~ boott). Instrument No 89•355013 requwed ID QIY8 notice to
menceO 10 1ranue1 bus\. Wiii not be respon .. btle lrom a<IOrHMS of Ille intended BARRANGER. 2789t Re p1011al Before 1a1t1ng c•1l81n A HEARING on the pell· Oeepuae de ..... en· WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 1n1eresled pefSOns unle95
,,... under the F1Cllllous lht1dey on lor anyobhga11on 1ran1faror1 aie AMCOACH donde!a, Mission Viejo. CA actions however the per· ttonWlll be heldon NOVEM· lreguan .... cltKlon tu· AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST lheyhall9 warvednolleeor
Bu1lne11 Name(s) lllled incurred tr; the other In hit INC • a Ca111orn111 corpor-9263 t tonal representative 1s re BER 9 1989 at 1 45 P M 1n cfki.t uee.d ttana un pluo BIDDER FOR CASH iawtui consenled ID the proposed
above on 8/29189 °""" name or •n the name of 1tlon. 25 Linde 1s1e. Ne\ivpo•t llle 1oce11on in Calltorn1a qu11eo to give no11ee 10 Dept No 3 1oc.a1eo at 700 de to DCAI CALENDARIOS money 01 the Unlteo Steies acl!On ) The tndependefit
Darren D Oonallo Ille lirm ee.en. CA 92660 of Ille chief executive olltce 1n1eres1eo persons unte"s c1111c Cenlef Drive Santa para pra1anlar una or a cashier's clleck drawn admintstralion 1ulhor1ry
Thl1 11atemen1 was llled DATED AT Costa Mesa, The tocalion 1n Ca1tlorn1a or prtnctpal business olhce they have wa111ed no11c• or Ana. CA 92701 r~ta aacrlta a m• on •ny bank. credit union or w1I be gr*'ttd Unle• an
woh the County Clerk of Or. Calllorn1a tlltS I I Oay of Oc· of the ch1et exe<:ullve olhce ol 11\e 1n1endeo transferor 1s e0t1Mnled 10 IM p1opcse<1 IF YOU OBJECT 10 the qulfta an "ta COtte. sevings and loan associatoon interested pet90n files an
ange County on AugUll 29. tober. 1989 or prlnetpal business ofllce same as above action 1 The ondepenoflnl granltng of the pe1111on. you Una carta o Yna Hamada oomicll9d '" this state all o0)8CllOn lo the pet''°"
1989 Wlnlam J . Dunt.p ol the lntenoeo transferor 11 All other bu•mess names adm1n111ra11on authority will should eHrier appear at \118 t .... onka no la ofrecara payable at the lime 01 sale and Shows OOOd cause f~ Put>liehac:I Orenge Coast same as abOve and addreues used by lhe be gr•nfeO untess an l'leartng ano state your ob-ptotecelOft: eu r .. puaata an right 1,119 ano interesi why lhe oourf should not
Publ11hed Ora-"Qe Coast Deify ~llot October 18, 1989 All other business names intended 11anal9for w1th1n 1n1ere11ed parson Mes an 1ecuons or Ille written obJaC-Meftta a'" .... ttana que · T h grant the 9Uflortty
Daily Piiot September 27, W702 and addresses useo by the three )"Hrs last years last ob,.ctton 10 th11 pa1111on and 11om ''"'" the cout1 before cu.lftpllr con l ee for-neld by tn as •ustee '"1 al A HEARING on f\e
October '· 11 18, 1989 intended trensferor wtll'ltn past SO lar as known lo the Sh())lfS good cause why lht' the hearing Your eppeat. fft I I Id ad• e I et a I• I c~:i~o:,:i.~,l~a~::,,= r:~~~~ ~"hetd•I
3 00on
W-&45 ftalC NOTICE three yurt 1as1 yeat1 tut 1ntanda<I transleree are court should not 9ran1 1he ance m1y be 1n person or by .,......._ af vated qulefe as loltows p .. -·~ · 3-~-·~
----------Kl1a:S put eo fer u known to tne none authority your attorney .,. le c.on. aeeucha '" LOT 28 OF TRACT NO '"' tn .,.pt ........... 9l "8JC ll)TIC( STAT'lmlf'f.,. 1ntandad transfer ... ,. -The nama(a) and business A HEARING on Iha pell· IF YOU ARE A CREOfTOA ..... 1267 IN THE CITY OF 700 Ctvic CafMf Dfw• All~flllDfT M The nama(1) and bus1nn1 address of the lnlenOed uon w111 be llald on NOVEM or a contingent credllor of al •Nd no Pf-ta "' COSTA MESA ST ATE OF :~ 1 Sanla Arla CA Kl~ UA.,. ACTIT'tOUI flCtdr... of me inland.CS t r a n .,., • e (I I a I. BER 2 1989 el I 45 p M on the deoe8sed, you must ,, .. ,....,.. .......... puede CALIFORNIA AS PEA MAP ncTIT'tOUllU .... 11 ............ trantlerM(t) areYASVANT OOLLETRAI KALIDA S Dept No 3 IOCale<I at 700 your cla1mW1thll\ecourund ..,.alCMO,Jlepuedeft IF YOU OBJECT TO
..... ITATE....-r Tlla~Ofio.ri .... ,ton• TOPAANI an d DIVYA KANTA KALIDAS 57 Osbow CIVIC Center Duve Santa mat• I copy 10 Ule pef90ftal ... IMI eo&alkl, ... dlnefo RECOAo;o ~E Bog: 3~ I~ the grantino o'I the pebbOn Tila ,--.. per90n9 are h--'="--... TOPAANO. 8282 Manifesto CrMO Lana. Laguna Hills Ana CA 92701 rapr-ltllVa appotnte<I by ' • ., .. COH• d• eu THE ° Fl H you thoulcf •P99W •• tie 004tlO ,;;;;it; ea: the .. Flclltioui S:,j;.:. Cifde. Huntington 8"ell CA 112653 IF YOU OBJECT 10 the Ille COUil wtthln four monthl ............ Ml awt.o Mt-COUNTY RECORDER OF heWtn!J and sta• rour
JIM Ct.IC!' OlOSMOBIL(, Nwna TOKYO E>IPAESS, CA t 2t46 That Iha Pf()(Mlrty Pttrtl· gran1if19 of 11141 pa11hon, you !rom Iha dale of fltSI i.. ..._..., parte .. la Ootto. S~f?. C~~:iy address or ~~ 0t Ma Wfttten
M Auto Center Drtw. JMne, ZS40 Main •H, INIM, Calif That the Pfope<iy pertl· nant nereto tt 0Ner1be0 1t1 lhould either appear at the tuanea of lelltr'$ aa prov.daO •~ ..,... ,...,...... other common o..;gnal!OO ~llOns Wllfl h court c.M. '2111 ,27,, nant hereto 19 deact1bed 1n QOMt9I aa. furniture 1111· l'\Mftng end 11a1e your ob· 1n MC110n 9100 of the ea.... ........ ~ ..-uaMd of Iha rMI PfOperly ,,...,n. be the heliring Your
Holmoa Tuttle Oldl· Tiie f lC11hOUI 8utlnetl general M. AUTO DETAIL wr-. equipment, g.OOdWtO. 141dlonaor t1lewt1ttanobjee· forni.t Probate COO. The ....,...__._~ abo ve d .. c rtbed 11 appe~ "*'t~
mDClll9, tno .. Callfofnle. 13 NMle r...,.,eo 10 ·~ wu a..OP 9ncl 11 located It tr~ ....... lonarlo40 11on1 With the coun bafoce time fOt fifing ci .. ms Wiii not ~••· 8' no cain-putpOft.oO 10 be l589 Flt..,.,. pe'90n Of--,.'°"' --·-r ~. lf""'9, Celf ti71t fl9d In ~ County on 1835 WMller •A·6, Costa ~0-..metllt. eovenatn not the hearing Your •P9Mf· e11plfa prior to four montha ... • "°" 1• 1111do. IM*"-aide Plac» Co.te Meaa IF YOU ARE TNt ~alneaa la con• July 2 1• 1917 F'IL E M91a.CA 92t27 to compaot• 9nc1 1toajt "'ancameybelnparaon or by from thadate ofthel'IMflng ._.,aWIMntctodot,..• Cahlornl• • CREOrTOR A
___,tty a oorporMtOn NO 1'34"84 TN llUtlMOI name UMO trtd9 ~ It located •• 1e your ettOfnay noticed ab0\19 erwte • •ln11d11 • • Th d d d Ot • Tho ranl11ran1 com· J:.__ T ..-._ 15 w~ .... telO lrenaf.,ore al Mid Toc:Mol09y Or • t 72 IF YOU AAE A CAEOlTOA YOU MAY EXAMINE Iha llM .-cMa cM eJ\lda. ..... e un erstgne II • conh1'94H1I Ct9dllor ol fie ., -·-........ .,, so ,. O lrYIM ea l::i. at •ectotlo taJe. elalms alt lial>lllty for any In· c»oeas*' you trust !tie INflCed to tr~ ~· neabOto. """'"°· Ceflf 921 IOC8'10n ••· u HLAN • • Of • contingent credltOf ot Ille 1tept by the eoutt. 11 )'OY ~ eotraetnota .,, Mid ,11 .. 1 YOIJf claim wilh ttwt court ,_ under tfle flc1jftous Graco IClm, tS Wale) CAA CARE. TM aualnetl llalM uMO Iha oac.a..o, you mut t Itta en a pattOtl lntaroal9d In • addf' ... or otllar common d I lh
••••••••••• ---nern. or NfMI Tllal allkl bulk trantfar ._ l>Y Mkt .,......,°" at e..o your Claim With Iha coun and the oal•le. ....... m-Illa with ... Na. ~ tlOn an mai • copy to • ;;.--.. on• NIA na;::'0• lnltne, c.lif. 927 intanelacl to be conaum· toc.tlon It· t<ATE KEN-"*I a copy to the pett0nal the COUf'I a~i/ AoQuMt The name ond llddt"' ot CS-:: personal reprewn~ttv• OW.--8 . eotts duetted ~= (: 1MtaO at tM ~of: Col-NEOY'SCAFf! I CATERINO reproaantati... ~I.cf by fOf 1pacMi1 Noire. Of &he flt. Iha court 19 (£1 nombreJ. .i~t :an-: .:,=: :.~·~, ~':. ftC: llm ... 19IMllC .. fled _..1 ""'4llJ ltcfOW, 74$1 Wttrnar TlWt Mid l>Ulll trant,., It tM oourt wltl'lln tour montht lf'O Of 1t1 inwntcxy MO ..,._ dlrtcelOn de la eotia oa)' S • ~ r-.,dlfig title P09o ttw dal f Ii I let Of
.-... ~ C..... el Or-Thie 11...,,_. w llad A,,..,., Suite f'. Hunltngton IMerldtld 10 be contum• from the CS.ta of rtrat it-pnifMIMl1t Of .. late lllMla P£RIOR COUAT OF THf MMIOn' Of" 9tlCUnlbr9"o.. let1etl e:. lf'J "'°'~nee
... Countyonk;: ........... Cowlt}tetarilOfOr· ......,,CAt2847 onorell., metedMtheoffic.of:BfT· eiuonc.OfleO.,. .. prOl/kted orofany!*ltton0facc°'1flt STATE OF CALIFORNIA, to ... ~fy lM ~Obi-eec~ .,~ "".:
•• "" ... CGunty on leptambllr No•embllr ), ,... TIR HAVICE lSCAOW In Nation t tOO of'"-Call· • ~In MGUon 12$0 FOf Iha County ot <>ranoe. -lont aocutoO by aald Celitom .. P'°'*t Code ' ,._. 1t -Thlll bl.lie tr_.., It aw. COMPANY', INC.. 1'284 IOfnla F'rotl91.a Cod9 Tiie of die California Probato 700 CM c Cent•. t Dt~•. D.ct of T"*. wnl'I lnt9foat The *'-fof Nino ei.in-.
.-Ulll7*1 OrMoe CCl99t p ti f\Od °""II c...t ~to CallforrN Unlfofm 9Mo11 iMYd . Woatminatar, tl!M IOf flllnO c&eimu1t•not Code A~tfO(S~ &.ntaAna.CAt2702 ~..-.,,,,. .. Pf~ wtl '* .... Mb• tout OlllW ,... .., ... , .. 21. Dllr ,._ ,., ...... It. ~ Cod9 lee11on CA 'aer ;.Of .,.., No-•• .,.,. prlOf to lolir monlN Notlcetorm INallaC>lefrom The NrM. llddf:9~ ,..,_,,_.l(Ml'°"lfany mon"9 trOm ,__ he.mg ~I; 1CI. t)', '"!-J, '°· t7, WI It~..,_.......,. ........._ _. ~..;.:tr.,:., II tub-~~~of IN MeMo tN ~ .. P•Wle = ~~~ p1a1nt1n f'*-nder Md lnlerfft c111te nowd 11bove _ w.-o ,,_ ·----"' ,_,,,,_ _.. ---.. --• wn ·~r· ll "'9roon. 9nd ,_. ..... VOU MAY EXAMINE
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by Bii Keane
"I'll bet it's very hard to learn
to draw Chinese."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"Ifs great we could sneak out without
taking Marmaduke along ··
NANCY
..
ARLO AND JANIS
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
..
COUNTEa CULTURE by Maratta & Maratta
,
1)i ~E c.1o~S
0\1' \"
• •
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
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t I
! • ~ !
• l iRIEO TO S~Y CN THE GOOD SI~ OF
MR WILSON , BUT 1 COULDN'T FINO IT II
by Jerry Scott
r~ £:> Ti.IE-iRWBLE
~I'm ?Tu04 AA.l.l-I'~?
~l/tR fNOl>6H ii~ TO
6Ef AA(t"°~IN6 DCNE: I
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Wedneedey. Octobw 18, *le 87
PEAJruTS
I ~AVE TO ~I TE A REPORT
ON ONE OF THE GREAT
M'<STERIES OF LIFE ...
GARFIELD
H( l1Kf5 TO C.OOK J
ANt' [ LIK[ TO tAf
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHOE
by Charles M. Schutz
MA'<8E 11LL WR1TE SOMET~IN6
ABOUT T~E MOON .
by Jim Davis
by Lynn Johnston
-' .
by Jeff MacNelly
'--~'-G-'--
0 JUDGE PARKER by Harold Le Doux
-~
by Jimmy Johnson
l tOVf;
·w!:>OtVED ~Y':>i~IE$-'
by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
AHH . fHE CX.O
ROPE ..
DOONESBURY
Her. AN'IOl6 SUN 1H6 ~-. .. H'J:f.a.f r ~ M WITaY {JIN)
AIDIDll J'J ~!
I
( ' '-
by Garry Trudeau
/AltLI,, 70 THE VAST WU'RfTY ~
~. 7}f;IR ~ IJ/tf'S~ A
llAT>6. PLtASANT ~
f(:f1 ~TD Rl!U>OU
1HlfT Wf1H THt AllTl-
()l(Uj ~ '»et
FfifJ,. 7}£Y MUST
I 6/ve 1HNR
KJUS7
by Tom Batiuk
H t S Y N
1· I' I I
v o &1it
I r I I
• OnftOe C0Mt OAA. V PILOT I W9df ieeday, Oct~ 18, 1te9
q.s. inaction .against Lincoln blasted CHI Ull 11'\I
US PldUdet c.r,, 1n Cost.a M~ announced TUHday the
separation of R*rt I. Perdval as vice chairman. executive vice
president and chief oeeratin& officer or the parent company.
However, pursuant to his employment contract with the company.
he will act as a consultant for the next two years. PcTCival also
remains on the parent company's board of directors, but will not
serve on any of its commlttees.
ly DAVE SKIDMORE ........ ..__ .....
WASHINGTON -The Irvin~ based institution that would become
the nation's rostliest savin~ and
loan failu re in 1989 bad detenorated • so sharply by early 1986 that the
aovemment would have been justi-
fied in cracking down then rather
than wiUtins three years, a federal
~ulator said Tuesday.
L William Scidrruhi, chairman of
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Core .• sat. 'd if his ~ency bad been reguJatinJ Lincoln Savings and Loan
Association. it would have sought to
take it over or issue an order stop-
ping abuses.
That would have prevented some
of what Seidman estimates will be a S l .5 biJlion to $2 billion loss to
taxpayers.
·•we·re looking at the biggest bank
heist in history." said Rep. Jim
Leach, R-lowa. at the first of four
ff H \'I' '\ls•: DID
NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 17 Prev.
~~n~· Tlt 'f.l 2~ ~.ti1F, ~·woohs 3, ew OWS 227
'\'st-: 1.1-: .\ ot:Ks
DOW JO\ES .\ \ ERAGES
scheduled hearinas on Lincoln.
Seidman also revealed that the FDIC is investigating the legality of
political contributions to fiVe sena-
tors from Phoenix, Ariz., millionaire
Charles H. Keating Jr .. chairman of
America.n Continental Corp., Lin-
coin 's parent.
"We will be lookina at every piect
of evidence we can find to determine
whether or not laws were violated
with respect to political contribu-
tions.'' Seidman said.
He refrained from directly criti· cizing M. Danny Wall, the top U.S.
thrift ~ulator. But his assessment.
offered in sworn testimony to the
House Banking Committee, rajsed
questions about Wall's dcc1s1on to delay action against Lincoln from
mid-1987, when h~ took otTice. until
April 14 of this year.
Lincoln was seized by Wall's agen-
cy, the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board. and turned over the FDIC.
ft II -\'I' \lit-:' DID
NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 17 Prev.
Adv~nced '"1 ~l ¥~ed n noed otal,>Sues ~! New h1ohs .. New lows 22
NEW V~RK (AP) -Sa~s, 4 P.m . price and net a of lhe most act ve American t~ Excha~ ssues, tradll)g nationalfv at more than Sl. ... me V LHt Chea.. TeusAlrCp 1, , 14~ +··&
BAT Ind 1· Ill.. -''• Frul!Lpom , 12~ -1,.
DWG Corp , i',. + 111' asbro 41 , '• -~ ngySvc , ''• + 11 I I S'(SI , 1 + '• ~arntvtCrl •. 21' e -1 ~'mTr·all sc .8 ll -•, Wanolab , Sl~ -111
\ASDA«t Sl'lUIAR\
NEW YORK <AP)-Most active._ over·the· counter stocks supplled by NASO LAst or
&Id~~ Asked C_!!1~~
2 ~ r:
NEW VORK3A ) -·Flnat Dow Jones Name ag4n for T1 y, MCI s .le" c~ lrite1
dn l ·Xl :llm:lH : ~h1 A~~~
I 'i4 . 11 4. 0.1$ unMcs
k ~1 ~!Ha Ii ,\,.f ,II~-. 16~ ~ice~Q J tr, I 4
" 2'• l~~ ~ ~i~ 2~:
Indus ,613, aidl B T~n ~ OM r Ulils '"in 800 acres 65 Stk 41',l5',300 Micsfl
.'tlET.\l,S PRICES GOLD PRICES
OPEN
7DAYS
rtOO WIST OCUMFAONT
MIWPGllT UACH PIM m••,.....n
which insures baok and S&L de·
posits. Last Month, the government
filed a $ l .1 billion fraud and
racketeering suit charging that Keat-
ing, his familY. and associates diverted Lincolns deposits for their
personal use.
Rep. Henry 8. Gonzalez.. [).
Texas, Banking Committee chair-
man, said, "The sad fact about this
failure is that the warning signs were there and tlie stop signs posted in
time to prevent much of the loss to
the in~urancc fund . But the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board. instead.
waved the institution through the
stop signals and let it continue. ra~'
ing down· the fast lane untd it
crashed."
Seidman said Sen. Dennis DeCon-
cini. D-Ariz.. called him shonl~
before Lincoln was seized by the
government, seeking to persuade the
FDIC to permit Keating to -sell
Lincoln. He also said the FDIC'
Dow drops
in 'cautious'
stock market
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rebumd the bank board•s attemet to
persuade it to retain former Rep . John Roussclot, R-Calif.. who as
part of the sales effort had been
hired lo head the S&.L
Gonzalez said Rousselot iQ Febru-
ary unsuccessfully sought to per-
suade him and Rep. Chalmers
Wylie. R-Ohi9. to p~urc regu-
latol's to permit the sale.
The five who accepted contribu-
tions from Keaung and later met
wnh S&L regulators in April 1987
are: DcConcini; Sens. Alan
Cranston, [).Calif.; John McCain,
R-Anz.: John Glenn. D-Ohio. and
Donald W. Riej!,Jc Jr .. [).Mich.
DeConcini and Riegle have since
returned the contributions, but the cuiie.ns group Common Cause last week asked the Senate Ethics Com-
mittee to in vestip,ate the matter.
Gonzalez said' Cranston offered
about a month ago to ;wpear before
the committee.
Meanwhile, DeConc1ni, in a four-page atcount {>rcpared for the Senate
Ethics Committee. said he had acted
on behalf of thousands· of Arizona
residents employed by Keating's
companies. "not for a single consti-
tuent."'
McCain, speaking with reporters
in Phoenix Monday. admitted he
had erred in accepting free air travel
from Kcat ing's company, but main-
tained that he rejected all of Keat· ing's improper suggestions.
\lSE l'PS & DOW \S
NEW YORK (AP) -The following liit snow\ the New York Slock Exeha119e s1oc11s and warranls tnat have gone UP lhe most and down the most bued 011 percenl of change tor Tuesdav No secunhes trading below s2 or 1000 shares are onclunen Net and percentage change, are the difference between lhe previous d osing price and Tuesdav's last or bid price. urs Name LH Ch9 Pct. ~ ~ta=~~8:ti~n ~~~ ! i~ 8g ~~:2 3 lot:>Mar n ,,,., 1' UP 17.6 4 ecoonEQ ~ 7'1 UP li.2 ~ H~~:~ab I 'w r· ~g l :3 ~ aiarnrComPtr ~~ + ' , UP .8
8 Aileen Inc 2fe £ '• UP ll.~ 9 CvcareSvs 6 , ', UP 8. 10 Rot>rtsnH 11~ ,, UP 8.
George Kadonada, US Facilities chairman and president, will
assume, on an interim basis, the responsibilities an'd duties previous-
ly conduc\cd by Percival at both the parent and subsidiary levels. • • • lteuetla C. HJckea has been been elected ..chairman of the board
of Armor All Pro4.ct1 Corp., succeeding Thomas W. Field Jr .. who
resigned last month. Elected to fill the vacancy on the board created by Field's resignation was Roalld C. Aadenoa.
Hicken, 6 r. is executive vice president, O{>Crations. of McKesson
Corp., San Francisco. and Anderson, 47, 1s a vice president of
McKesson and president of the company's Service Merchandisi ng
Division. The Irvine-based Armor All is the leading supplier of auto-
motive chemical appearance products.
Mecl1toae latenaatioaal lac. reported Tuesday that a class action
lawsuit has been filed in the United States District Court for the
Central District of California against the firm and some current and
former officers. The suit alleging that adverst" mate~al i!'form at10.n
was not di sclosed at the time of the Irvine firm s in111al public
offering in June 1988 and in subsequent pcnods. The suit seeks
unspecified amount of damages. A Medstonc spokesman said the allegations arc w11hout men1
and the company intends to vigorously defend agains1 the action.
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kidneys stones. • • • . d Rainbow Tecbaologles in Irvine reponed the Secun t1cs an
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amendment to Rainbow's S-18 Registration Statement rcg1stcnng
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