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THE OR ANG E COAS T 25CENTS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 1, 1989
Gang called to Balboa before slaying
Roommate testifies she was told of death threat by a suspect
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
A young woman 1mphcated in 1hc
beating and shoo1ing death of a
Ne¥. port Beach man told her room-
mate she 'd called gang members and
that "someone "'·ould be l...ilk'rl"' be-
cause of an allercation she'd had
with the victi m's friends, the room-
n1ate testifi ed Monday.
The tt•st1mony came during a
prel1 nunaf) hea rins fur thrt."t" men
chaf,Sed ""ith conspiracy fo r alleged-
1~ helping earl') o u1 the Sept. JO
auack on John Fahey. 21. He was
bt·att"fl and fata llv shot once in the
ht·ad. ·
U-ro~ LuJan II. 19. of Carson;
Richard Noga"·a. 21. of ln·ine and
Robert P1n1cntel Jr.. 19 of Long
lkat·h are co-dcfendan1s in the case.
$1 ' olh l·r suspects ha\'e lx--en
Jet makes
emergency
landing
atJWA
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of otw D...,,. l"llo< S<.rt
-\ Jl'tl inl·r bound fo r Pho1.'ni" re·
1urnl·d 10 John Wayne .~irpon
!.hortl' af!er 1ake-ofT ~1 ondav and
made ·an cmergt•nc) landing f01tow-
1ng the reportl:d malfunction of one
of lhL' plane's two e ngines. officials
said.
None of the 157 passengers was
hurt and there .... ·as no damage 10 the
aircraft apan from the unspccifit"d
engine malfunc11on. an airport
spokcs..,.on1an said.
Though one paSSl'ngt."r apparently
reported hi:aring a loud noise_an
M't·1ng !lames. mechanics later de-
lt·rntined there was no fire.
The Amt."nca West Airlines ~-
1ng 757 made the emt"J'iency landing
at 8 a.m. witho ut inrident and there
v.·cre no 1nJUftt"S or damage to the
a1rt·rafl as a resull of the landing,
airport spokeswoman Ka1 h ie
Rutherford said.
Not long after the plane took off
from thc airport a few minutes
before 8 a.n1., its fi1o t reported a
problem with o ne o the engines and
told the John Wayne to'A·er he was
returning. Rutherford said.
(Please see PLANE/ A21
nan1cd.
The attar;k, according to pros-
l'CUtors. s1cmn1ed from a fight bc-
'""ccn Fahcy's roommate in the back
apartn1cn1, Jennifer McCarty. and
l-lca1her Ro~. "''ho li ved in the front
unn at 132.J \V. Balboa Blvd.
The 1 .. 110 "'on1cn apparently had a
fistfight 1hc n1orning of the anack.
,;\t:cording to witnesses. they were
fighting over Fahey's other room-
rnatc. Brent Cla:\ton, wi 1h whom
RoSl.' had been ron1ant1cally 1n-
., oh cd. •
Ro$1;"'s roommate. Leshc Peng.
ll'St1ficd that Rost• ""·as upset over
the fighl. .... ·t11ch took placc in the
carport of 1hc triple.'(.
''Sht said she "'as going to call or
had called ~mi.' frie nds of hl·rs tha1
\.\Cfl' 1n a gang." Peng tcstifit:d. ''She
sa1J soml·onc wa s going to be killed
olhl'f\,·isc shl•'d Ix-afraid of (McCar-
Over the side
I' ,..
-''She sa1d 'Thl·~ Jon'1 know ¥.ho
1he~ ·rl' n1es!>ing \.\'llh .' ·· Peng tes\1-
lil·d.
T"''U ut ht:r allcgl·d at1acki.'rs. Re-
}ll:t ldu Zl·l>i.'da. 21. and Tllo Hui1ar.
19. rl·puh:d n1l·n1bcrs of a Carwn-
ha!>Cd g.ang. havl' been ordered 10
l>land tnal.
Lari') Pena, 24. uf Long Beach.
Stanll·~ .\naya. 21 . of San Pedro.
Run\an \\'ook·m. 19. of San Pt-<lro
and Rose arc scheduled for a
prcl1rn1naf) heanng on Dcr. 7.
t-ju11 ar alk•gedl} had been suppl~-
1ng Rose. 3 UC'I social ecology stu -
dent. v.11h n1t•tharnphctan11nl· fo r :it
ll'3'>1 a ~l·ar. accord1ng to coun dl.X·u-
nll'nts.
According 10 Pl·ng, four mL·n bear-
ing. baM.·ha ll bats and slicks came to
thl· apa r1n1t•n 1 that afternoon and
\\t•rc luok1n~ out the v.indov. a1
Fahey's apartment.The "'eapons
"ere ll'ft aga1ns1 the wall near tht•
fn)nl shd1ng glass door, she s.<11d.
Peng 1dcnt1fied Noga\.\'a ai. one of
1he 'is11ors.
That evening. two n1ore ml'n ¥.1\h
handgun~ can1e . Peng 1dcnt1fit·d unt·
of tht·m as Zt·peda -\group of 15-20
people. mol>ll} ~oung n1rn carr}1ng
bat, and pipes. arn\t'd a short 11mt·
la!l'L l>hl' '><lid .
11.'h nulfS lak·r. Fahl') "'as attacl.t•d
on the v.a l l.."'a~ nl'.\I 10 Rose·._ apart-
n1l·n1.
"I sav. John fall. Hl· fell for a
<;CCl1nd .ind pushed hin1-.elf up
and r;,in.'· Pl·ng ll'\ll1il·d .. I hl·ard lfll'
gun~lHJl I r:111 a !f.•v. morl' iCl'I 1l"H·n
I turnl·J .trL1und and ".!Y. t'\l'r;.Onl'
\<:ltll'r
(·la\t(Hl tes1 1til·d that ht• and
I .thl'\ v.L·re on 1hl'lr "a' lQ lhl'
!1ljuor \l(•r<' "hL·n the ai1ack oc-
D..,. -...... '°Y -_..,
Christina Jo Van Duseun of Cerr hos drove
her car off the southbound Costa Mesa
Freeway transition to the northb:ound Sain
Diego Fr••way on Mond•Y· She wound up
In • field. where r•scuers attend to h•r.
Her Honda landed In a drainage dhch.
('0\ l .H Sl'OH\ 1-:1.1-:«·'l'IO'\ •89
Voters to decide on Niguel cityhood
By 1011 V AN EYKEN
Df-~-k.W
Orange County's proposed 29th city is ready
for dress re hearsal Nov. 7 after waiting in the
"'ings for nearly three years.
Vo1ers in the soulh county communily of
Laguna Niguel will decide Tuesday whether to
be-gin managing their own affain as an in-
corporatt"d city or remain an unincorpora ted
te rritory governed by the county.
And in addi1ion to a simple yes or no on
cityhood. community residents arc also beina
asked to choosc1ive cily council members from
a field of 23 candida1cs. one of Ul e larscst slates
in any recent Onlnac County municipal election.
"I've followed it from the bqinning. and
they've •ot a pretty Iona and complicated his.-
1ory." said Jim Colanaclo, executive director of
the Ol'llO;Jt CoUJ'lty Local Aacncy Formation
Co!11misa1on. which reviews an ciiyhood appli-
cations.
~una Niaucl m.ldcn1s first applied for
penniss1on lo incorporate in Deoembiet" 1916.
But Pf0'.incorpora1ion residents hive Md to
wait until this year. however. to.ahake the ctrecu
of an acrimonious dispute with nriOboriat
Dina Point wbk:h ultim11Cly resulted" in tbe
Tnday' Thoutlht Index
dc1achmcn1 fron1 Laguna Niguel of I J coastal lt·adtn> tx-gan lobb\ 1ng in t~e su n1 mer of 1987 to
neighborhoods and their inclusion 1n Dana he 1ncludt'd in 1he bana Po1n1 en~ hood propo.sal.
Point. which b«ame a ei1 y last J ·ear. In an attempt to resol,·c the 4ro"·ing pohucal
Laguna Niguel leaders ha ini1ially enj. dispute. mt"mlx-r.> of the count'.' s Local AgenC)'
, 1sioned a c11 y stretching from the San Diego::-Formauon Comn11 ss1on sc:hedulC'd an ad,•isory
Frce"'·ay 10 the ocean and including a waterfront ~ election 1n the coas1al ncishborhcxids to de-
1hat stretched from Laguna Beach to Dana Poin1. tr:rn11nc "'here mnionty scn11me n1 lay.
Cityhood organizers even included Dana 8~ aln1os1 2-1. coastal residents 14·ho ~01ed
Point in one boundary proposal for 1he new city. said the) preferTC'd to be pan of Dana Point.
Leaders in Dana Point. which was also Laguna Niguel res1dl"nls. using the slogan
organizing for c,ityhood, blasted the proposed "Sa\t' Sea Counlf)'. .. pleaded "'·1th the com·
inclusion of their commun·hy in Laguna Niguel's m1 ss1on n.ot to SC\'Cr the coastal s1np from
incorporation ma\l. The idea became moot when Laguna Niguel. .
Dana Point residents submitted their own Con1m 1ss1oners d«1ded 10 heed the rcsul!s
c1tyhood request. of the advisory el«lion, ho~ver, and added the
South 1..a&una residen1s. meanwhile. peti-coastal strip to Dana Point The declsion left
tioned the ci1y of Laguna Beach for annei:ation Laguna Nigue.1 w;1hou1 a. waterfront. .
into that city. The L..aauna Beach City Council Community leaden 1n Laauna N1auel then
approved 1he request .,.,.11hdrtw their cityhood a~lication. saying th~y
In the sprina of 1987, ttSidents of Monai:ch ntt'dcd 1? study the finanCial e~ec1 the chang~ 1n
8ly and other tie.chlfont nci&hborhoods tn· boundanes woukl have on their proposed Clly.
c.IU<kd in the l.quMi Nicuel cityhood plan bepn Included i~ the coulal tract ceded 10 Dana
lobbyina for e•clusion. Point are the R1tz~arlton Hott:I. 110Un;c of more
Coaswl rnidcnlS said differences in lifestyle than SI million annually in iu revenues. 1s well
and political .oudoolc. scpanitcd lhem from their :is sevel'lll other maj,or rcso.n ~velopmen1s. .
less affluent inland neiahbon. Based on tenta11ve prQjedlom that the a ly
Then, after sayina for 1everal months that of Laauna Niguel would bie financially feuibk
1hey wan1ed to control their own destiny, c::mslal ,....._ IM E.aCTION/A21
GOOD MORNING
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currcJ Claxton s.a1d lhe} got to tht•
honom of lht" stairs :ind he turned
hal·i... 1o"·ard the carpon to re1rieve
h1i. bandanna out of Fahcy's van 1n .
1ht• back.
l-laxton said Fahe~ 1gnored his
r~·4ul'SI 10 "ait for him and con-
unut•d do\.\n the "alkwa' to"·ard Ro,t··~ apartment. Thl"~ h:id seen a
group uf five to e1gh1 llll'n up ahead.
hut ne1lhl'r group addres!>ed !he
utht·r.
( !axton !>aid hl' heard tht· figh t
-;1.irt as hl' fL'Jt·hL·d in to thl' 'an 10
g,·1 h1' 'car!. v.h1t'h 1~ .,.hen hL'
dl'lldl'd 111 grah a cro\.\h<lr fnr proll'l'-
11 .. n
··-\~ J grabhed the h.indanna I
hl'.1rJ "hat I knl'\\ v.a' a fiiht.
'hu!ll1ng and th.ump' ... ht· ll'~Ulled
"I ..av. .t bun. h 1J( ix·11pll· ium p1ng
Jl1hn ··
Fahc' v.:I" tight1n11. hal·i.. t:>u1 did
John Fahey
n"! u'l' thr thn?•'·l nt·h foldou1 knife
h<· hJJ IUl'~l·J 1n hi~ bch. l-1aAIOn
,,11J
'" t ld\l"n .-ipproacht·d the melec.
(Please ~e SHOOTING /Alt
Diner's future
linked to proof
of parking space
By IRIS YOKOI
O' tM D•lly "~o• ~ta!'!
l'hl· ·~0\.,1,1,· JJiuar IJ1nl'r J1
\:cl\("llrl lrnp1..1rt~ .1uto dL·ak•r..h1p
1n u')I '"'" '>i.'r' 1ng !hi.' ruhh,· un til
U" nl'f [ l'L' \\ l'')I Pf\l\ IJ(•\ the Ct\\
"11h rr,1111 h,· h.1'> ac4u1rl·d t"C'
aJJ:lC('tlt 1111, fOr parl..1ng. 1h1· '\'c"-
ixin &·a,·h ( 11~ ( ·1,un~:il dl'l'idl·d
\tonda} night
fhe 1:1•un,·d appro\l'J J UM" r-,~r
r1111 1~1r 1h1• l'tlntro,l·r,1al diner It) t ... :
,1p.:r.11cd JI lhl· J,·ak•r!ihip on \\ l'"1
( t'·*'t l hgh":i~. tiut. to en,.url' \\c"I
l.Ullllllli'" "Ith tht· t'o nd111ons nf ap-
prl'' :it rl'Qutrl·d hun l<l CL'J~ Oj>i:ra1-
1ng 1h1• l'aler. as a puhlLc restaurant
until hi\ purchaSc.' of lhl' adJ,11n1n g
Jlfl'f'l.'rt 1e!i is complett•d
I tl add tx·ef to thl' counl ii d1rl'C-
ll I l' t ll} \11 orne~ Rtl~·n Burnham
-..lld he "ou!J again rur~u1· a CClun
ir1Jun,·t1on t1l s1op operation {lf ,the
rt•,1auran1 if 11 ren1a1n~ Oj)l'rl Ill the
rublh
The J1·c1s1on t•an1r aflcr \\\o hours
nf counftl debate, !ht• lllll'~! 1n the
!Png-runn1ng cont ro,·1·r;~ O\t'r the
Jtnl'r This 11n1c. 1ht· d1scu,.sion v.·a~
tnp.gL·rt·d b' onL' TL"'"den 1·~ appeal of
Plann1 ng tomm1ssi11n appro,al (,f
th,· pfUJl"~ I
r ht• d1nt•r u()l'ratt•d dll-gall~ as a
putil it fl'Slaurant 51 nce ahou1 tht·
fir<>t n1 1hc \Car. !(1Ho"'1ng Planning
( umm1ss111ii and (-11~ Council rei«-
11on 1Jf tht• oro1ec1 about a \ear ago
t:>...·l.HI'<' 11 1:111t·J 1,i mt"t'I 1raffic re·
l!Ulll'nll'n\\
\l,.1•,1 :ipp!K·d .1ga1n tor a use .,er-
11111 Jnh·nJn11·n1 111 Junt•. after the
!!I fdt•J .I l.t>'SUll again~! him 10
,1.ip 1•ro,•rJ 11on 0f1hl" n:st.aurant. The
.1r11 li~Jllon put tht• la v.·su11 on hold.
1 h11u~h .tngl'rL·d h~ 1hc Illegal op-
l·r.111on ,,f lhr rl·i.taurant. 1he Plan-
ning ( 11n1n11,,1on 1n St·ptembcr rc-
lul1.1nl l~ .tppruled th.: d1nr-r afler
\\1·,1 "h1n11•J 11 no" n1c1 all Cl l\
l•'!?Ul.it111n ,_ 1nl-lud1 ng traffic and
pJrl...in~ rc'-lu1rl·n1L·n1s. The com·
n11,,1nrirri. .1gr1'Cd the"\ did 001 have dlOU.~ .lUlIDUnilJOO \Q_JUS\lf) T'Cjec'-
1ll•n 111 thl' U"4.' [ll"nn1t amendment.
Rut "r'-port Heights resident Jan
\ Jndt·r<.1001 appcalt"d 1hr com-
n11,,111n appr<Jl al of 1he use ixrmit "n lh~· grt•unJ<> the project's new
1r:.irr1l ,Jud\ v..t' fault\. Va ndersloot
argul·J the -\tud~ ~1n1~· c"aluatcd the
tr.i!li, g.cnt·rall·d b~ the diner when
I\ 'hould ha' e included lhc: deal-
rr,h1p-~ tra!l·1~ a~ a v.·holC'.
\ JnJer.;lo'-11 fu rther contended the
"tud' v.a' tiiaSl'd bcc.a use 11 was
cunJuctL·d h~ J consultant hunt by
\\ l''' not the c1\\ He asked the
,ounc1l to l'Clm m1sS1on a new, 1nde·
r-,·ndl·n1 tratlic stud' that would
1nt·ludt" tx11h the diner and deal-
L"r\h1p tratTi~·. s1n\"l' both 14•ert built
al the s.1mt· 11n1r
( II\ TralliC' Eng1nl't"r Rich Ed-
n1.111,1nn 10ld thl" council he and his
jPle;iise 1tt DINER/All
Plainclothes officers
required to tie one on
-\long "11h the change of seasons
l-omes a change 1n fas h1on . al
least al 1he Costa MC"Sa PohCt'
Depanmcnt
When .;\menca turned its r lock
back nn hour on Sunday for a
return 10 s1andard ttme. the Police
Depanmcn1 1nst11uted its winter
dress code requiri ng all
plainclothes office~ 10 "'nr a dress
shin nnd tie.
when we change bad: to standard
11me. we 1n<"v1tably ~1 Santa Ana.
"''1nds or an Indian summer, and
• sure enough. that's what happened
'esterday ...
Aboul 4S detecttves and office:
Slaff who Wert wt:ari n& eolo-style
shirts dun ng daylight savings time
si.\ months qo art now sporting
dress clothes to the ofTtee. as ~
quired 1n the department's manual.
"£,·cry Apnl and the last Sunday
in October wt: change 1tlin:," C..pl.
C1C0rge ,Lonon Jr. said. "Generally
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The policy was 1nsti1u1ed •bout
a decade ago, when patrol officcn
wort tics or open collar shirts,
depending on 1he season. Tbey are
no longer affected by tht" rWe,
Lorton said.
One invcsl\a.ltor aid be didn't
mind the policy becaute it means
pla1nck>thes otrlOCn 11 leut met tis
months of casual dn'9L
.. Other deplnmenu have 10
dte5S Ulis way all the time." •
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M <>reno-CoMt DAILY PILOT/ :fue.dtly, October S1, 1111
Park advocates launch drive to black golf course
8y lt09llrT 8 AltKllt °" ... .,._ .... ...,
Hunungton ~b park advocates
tot the ball rolling Monday on a
pe11uon drive they hope will block
an 18-hole golf course and 01her
commercial ventures at the city's
parks and beaches.
The park prescrvatfonists said
proplc have overwhelmingly made
their wishes known in several
survc)s and during heated public
hearings. But city officials refuse to
hsten. they said.
Tht' aolf coutte foes now hope io
act lhe attention or leaden by co&-
lcctina 201000 iianaturn to force an
election to ch•nae the city chaner.
Such a change would require all
commerctal ventures proposed in
the parks and beaches 10 before the
Cat) Council and then to residents in
a citywide election.
.. This 1s somethina we've got to
do,·· Debbie Cook, spokesperson for
the Save Our Parks committee, said.
"After four surve}S, thettt stilt not
listening to the people.'
The park advocates, who intend
to start collecuna &ilnaturcs u eooo as City Anomey Oajl Hutton ap-
proves the petition, hope the counal
will opt to put the issue on the ballot
without a 1ipature drive. Hutioo is
expected 10 approve the petition
form in I S days or less.
The aroup hopes to have the iuuc
placed on the June ballot, Cook said.
Councilwoman Grace Winchell,
who voted qainst the proposed aolf
course on both sides of Golden West
Strttt between Talbert and Ellis av-
enues, said Monday she'll ask her
collcaaucs to put the matter on the
ballot without 1.bc Jiinatwu.
.. They'll be doina 1 survey for the
council," she said.
Mayor Wc<S Bannister said Moo-
daX he applauded the midenta. 'It is a proper as>proach if they
don't like what their officials arc
doina." he said.
Bannister, thou&h, said he's not
inclined to put lhe issue to a
citywide vote unless the aroup aets
the required number of sianaturcs or
a1 least close to it.
Resident Dianna Boom said the
council's action doesn't constitute
"aovemment by the people."
She &aid lhc WU IO anpy When
the council vottd in Sep1erftber to
endorse the concept of a ~course
in undeveloped poniont of the _p9rk
that she came to city hall to check
out names of people who spcke
&pJnst the park.
·• 1 was so anlf)'. 1 called them to
sec if they were as alllfY as I was."
Othen were upse~ and that's how
the Save Our Parks organization got
its start, she said.
The proposed charter amendment
would require a m1jorily o( the
council and re 1dents in a aeneral
election to approve any com-
merctahz111on, sale, lease or land
exchanae of city owned parks and
beaches. The amendment would not
apply to eA1 tin& lcast"s. libraries or
1hc ci1> pier, officials said.
Supporters sa)' the golf course is ex~ted to bring between $16
million and $40 million in franchise
fees and taxes to 1he city over 40
years.
Chambers give blessings
to transportation tax hike
8y PACA. ARCHIPLEY arc seeing that commuting problel Pan1cipants at Mond~y·s press
Of"-Oai11y ~ SUff are taking their toll on workers. too, conference said some business firms
. . G1lben said an the count) a rc campa1gn1ng for . A~ed wath ev1dencc th~t con-passage of Measure M through let-tm"!m& traffic woes. arc huning thc "When they get to work they're ters to their employees. while iroups ~usiness comm~n~ty, reprcsenll· frustrated. they're angry and upset. like the Ne"" port-Hartx. Board of
uves from the Tn Cmes Chambe~ of It's a hard wa) to stan the day.'' he Realtor<; arc running an1clcs in trade
Commerce of Costa Mesa. Irvine said. publacauon'> and newsletters and Ncwpon Beach on Monday Employee absenteeism is also on , . f urged voters to suppon Measure M. the nse. increasingly because of res-I hi li p. (ilasgo"". chairman o the
Supponers say approval of the piratory problems, Gilben said. board for the: Newpon Harbor
proposed half cent sales tax increase Health officials have long warned chamber. sa id the key to passage of
will provide much-net'dcd funding that congested freeways, loaded with the measure 1 ~ through a get-out-the-
for transportation improvements. cars and trucks spewing out pol-'Oh~ 1:ampaign.
At a press confettnct Monday m lutants. arc a respiratory health haz-Ho...,cH·r. no ne of the three
Costa Mesa. chamber reprcsenta-ard 10 commuters. chambers has contnbuted any funds
1ives said continuing deterioration G1lben said transportation d1f-IO thl' "Yes On M" campaign. R1ch-
of the county transportation system fi culucs, coupled with housing ard luehr~. president of the New-
wall funher harm an already injured pnccs. have contributed to Cameo's port Harbor l harnber. said their
business sector. dec1s1on to direct all of its growth pol111rnl all1on commmee .... as ~l to
Russ Gilben, president of the outside of Orange County. too. decide tht'.> wcel on ho"' much 11
Costa Mesa chamber, said manufac-And Tom Wall, prcsidenl of the "oul<l con1nbutc to the campaign
turcrs are finding it incrcasin$1Y dif-Irvine chamber. said 1he county's Wall dcsrnbe<l the Tn-C111es
ficult to get raw materials 1n and underdeveloped transportation sys-C ham~r of Commerce as a loo\C
finished products out because of the tern has contributed to decisions by a!.soc1a11on of 1hc three coastal Cit}
county's overloaded transportation some companies to move their en-l ham her'
net...,ork. tire operations elsewhere. Rcpresc:ntat1 \Cs from each agreed
At C1mco Corp .. a Costa Mesa-··we've seen companies who can tu make pa<,\agc of Measure M the
o.-, .... ,._. based thermal plastics manufacturer no longer atTord to operate here focal po1n1 ol their ctTon s for 1he
that has 700 employees, managers mo' e out.'' Wall said. lir'>t p.in of the ~ear. hl' said. Newport Imports owner lee West poses In his J•gu•r Diner.
DINER
From At
staff rev1e .... cd the study more
thorough!) than others and fo und
1he figures accurate. Edmonston said
the dealership's traffic was counted.
but not included in the traffic study
because the dealership was an exist-
ing fac1lll\
Edmonston also noted the con-
sultant West hired has been ob-
tained b> the Cit} for other prOJects
and is considered reliable.
"I ha'e no question as to the
'altd1t\ of the me1hod that was
u!>cd."' ·Edmonston ~•d.
Ho"' ever, this was on!y the second
traffic stud} oul of several hundred
to be l'onductcd directl y by a de-
.,elopcr a nd not through city staff.
Edmonston said .\s a resull. staff 1s
consadcnng chan~cs 111 pollC) to
clanf) traffic studies must be done
b) a consultant oblained by the cat)
at the de\ eloper's expense. Ed·
monston said.
StatT also wants to clanfy that a
de' eloper wan tang to mod1(y a pro-
iect w1th1 n one }ear of the ongjnal
occupanq must conduct a new traf-
fic stud) for the entire prOJeCl. Ed-
monston said.
Other Newpon Heights residents
echoed Vandcrsloot's concerns
about the traffic stud} 's vahd1l} and
continued to express dissatisfaction
about the illegal operation of the
d iner Council members. too. in-
d icated they remain bothered by the
fact the) have no lepl grounds to den~ the project desp11c West's viol-
ation of the law fo r all those months .
Councilman Phal Sansone said he
""anted to postpone a dcc1s1on on
thc use permit until escrow on the
l'-'O adJaccn1 lots closed. to ensure
pa rk ing spaces would be provided.
··1 ha\e absolute!} no confidence in
this gu) :· Sansone said.
Bui Burnham suggested instead
the council approve the perm11 but
proh1 b11 the restaurant's operation
until '>'est pro"1des proof of own-
ership. ( ounolman Clarence Turner
mo' C'd to act as Burnham suggested
and addl·d a requirement for council
rn IC'-' of the: prOJCCl 1n January.
To gl\e the counc il more police
po'-'cr to pre-.cn1 s1m1lar situations
an the future. the council last month
asked Aurnham 10 come up with
ideas fo r a fine system 1hat would
pcnahLc busines!><'s "hich feal to
compl} with all regulations of their
use ptrm1ts
Comatose boy's mother
allowed to leave Vietnam
9y City News ~rvfce
The mo1her of a Westminster h11th school student
who has been comatose since colfapsmg during a
r ootbaH game ma) arrive from Vietnam l>ylnanbgi\'·
mg. a family member said.
The mother's ·de panure was delayed two weeks.
until around Nov. 15. because she 1s under treatment
for tuberc ulosis. Ms. Le said.
Meanwhile.. Kiel's condiuo.o has 1m roved and he
has been taken oul of the UCI Medical CenteT intenjjve
care unit ~nd off life-support systems. she said. Three of Kiet Le's brothers also have received
perm1ss1on to leave Vietnam and arc expected to ~n
their JOurney to California on Wednesday, said Paubne
Le. Ki el's sister.
''The family 1s waiting for Kiet to wake up," Ms.
Le said. "My hope is be will come out of the coma when
mother arrives."
" £LE CT ION
f rom A1
]Dven without the coastal resorts,
community leaders re-applied fo r
cityhood in Februat~·'.
More detailed projecuons com-
pleted thas month show the city with
an S l _1 .S m1lhon first year budget
PLANE
From A t
"I've heard tfiat one of the passco-
1crs m1Jht have reponed hcarina a
lo ud noise and sceina names on one
of the engfocs, but that hasn't been
confirmed.'' she said.
SHOOTING
''°'""' ,ftc was confronted by some men, tre
11atffled. He ran into the apenment
4Dd h11 roommate c:alJed the police. Ouaon testified be heard three
tllols. but other witontn said they ~one. IOD teid be bad a "pit lea.
tlllft ....... '° be a oodiet be bad been in Roee-'1 •pert·
mat CartJcr Llw day and Md tern
and a S3.5 million reserve.
But memben of Laguna N1guel's
low-key cityhood opposition group
sa) they are concerned that ex~
revenues in the financial pTo,ection
might not materialize, leaving the
new city financially strapped after a
few years.
PTOponents say, however that the
Rutherford sa1d latCT that mech-
anics at John Wayne Airport had
determined that there was no fire.
She said she did not le.now the
nature of the malfunction, but that
maintenance personnel were replac-
ina the entire enajne.
"Even thouah there was no fire. I
the bats and pipes neaT the door.
When he asked what lbey were
for, Rose told him " •it was because.
she was afraid Jennifer wu aoina to
come down and beat them all up.' "
One witness. 1n Irvine man wbo
testified at an earlier pttlimhwy
helrina for the otbet ddendant.s.
said be beard aomeone at the beck
of 1tose•1 apertmeot yell lllat "they
were comins '° the t.ct Cloor wit& crowbers.''
At that point. tbe man tatified.
State dealt bad hand
LOI AN<Jml D (AP) -A j._ .... , ...... a.= tlllllll cm •llllM IO ., ..... ,...,, .... ....... 11••·-
financial projections are con-
servative and probably under-re~
resent the ci1y·s future revenues.
The proposed incorporauon area
has an area of JUSt over 9,000 acres
and a population of 43,000. which 1s
expected to climb to 66.000 by the
year 2000.
would assume it was serious if
they're replacing the whole engine,"
she said.
The plane 1s designed to carry 190
passengers.
The FedctaJ A vtation Admmis-
tn1t1on is mvestipting the incident.
people sllrted fihna out of the apan-ment.
Prosecuton contend Rose invited
the iroup of men over specifically to
have them atllck her neiahbon for
rcvenae. But defense attorneys
majn .. in the woman called hu
friends to oome over for a pany and
prot«t her in cax t0melltina bap-
penitd.
Mc:Carty is echectu.led to settify
today.
Man plunges
from overpass
to his death
Fund-raiser set for scholarship fund
A SI 00 plate dinner 1s scheduled
Thursday night as a fund-raising
l'\Cnt for the Ardis Claire Knox
\tholarsh1p Foundauon.
t-..nox. a Hunungton Beach resi-
dent. ""as an assistant chief of staff
for LI. Governor u o McC.arth) at
thl· lime of her death last March at
the age of 5:!.
Her husband. Orange County Su-
pc:raor Coun Judge Roben A. Knox.
!>aid the foundation 1s raising money
for sctlolarsh1ps for girls 1n the
Huntington Beach Union High
<\c-hool D1stnc1.
T hursday n1gh!'s dinner will be
held a1 the Orange Count} Mining
Co .. 10000 Crawford Can)on Lane
1n Orange. T ickets are still available
Cntena for the scholarships .... 111
be academic ach1c-.ement, leader-
ship. need , and community and
school an .,olvement. Judge Knox
\aid
In .1d<l 1 t ion to worlt1 ng for
:'.-h < uth\ Knox .... as a con-gn.·<,~1onai J'>W~Lant to Rep. Jef'l")
Patterson ol ~anta ..\na and before
that "a' adm1n1,.trat1'l' a<;s1stant to
former ..\sscmbl} man Dennis Man·
gas in II untington &ach
\he ,,3., lhJ1f"oman of the Or-
angl' < ount~ Ju,enilc Justice Com·
m1s'>wn 1n 1980 and 1981.
Halloween costume prices
getting downright scary
LOS ANGELES (AP) -With
Batman suits selling for up to $300,
and the rubber mask up to $70.
many adults arc finding the cost of
Halloween has become almost
f ria.htening.
the rcdjscovery of the joys of
Halloween parties by many adults
has spawned a costume-buying
boom. an many remi1en wbo rent
and sell outfits arc zcroin& in on the
pocketbook.
The boom is a treat for many
mcn:hants.
"We're finding that people want
to be special,.. said Paul
Abramowitz. president of Holly-
wood's Wc<Stern Costume Co .• which
bills itself as t.be world's largest
costume house.
"They want to be unique. And
they'll pay virtually anything to do
that.'' Abramowitz said.
Western rents out Halloween out-
fits for anywhere from S7S to SSOO
a day, while its average customer
spends about SIOO a day.
Some blJdaet-conscious parents.
however, smell a trick.
"Twenty-five dollan? Oh my
God!," exclaimed Shirlex Murray as
she examined a black 'wild shaa··
wia ~ntJy at a Halloween con-
cession at the Northridae Fashion
Center. "I could mess up m y hair
that bad myself," she said.
Some parents also exhibit fru~
tration. Children's plastic outfits
that cost S6 to $8 arc mak.ina room
on the shelves for more costly fabric
di51uises.
Elaine Miller1• a self-employed
transcriber in ventura, said she
tcanned stores and cawopes for
outfits for her <4-and &:year-old
sons. but found nothina under S20.
"I couldn•t believe it,•• she laid.
"It wasn•t aomethil'll I wanied lO
S¥f?d that kind or money on with
C1ltiltmM, acbool sunnlics and otber tapeua com.i .. up:~-
Hallmark Carda raeercben ati·
mate lbat mon than '° mUUoG
Americans. mostly adulta, will at-
HI 0 HI I I' 11 '\l'\f,
Tricky Tustin police officers
have· treats for local students
By City N~ws ~tvke
When da>'hght gives way to dusk
today. Tustin residents can expect to
sec four rather unusual Halloween
celebrants.
In an effon to reduce cnme and
improve community ttlations. four
Tusttn police officers will go to arc.a
schools to hand out safety tips. and
of course, treats.
"This 1s a special pravam and it's
the first time we've tned it." said
Tustin police Officer Steve Lewis.
"Hopeful!) this will encourage the
kids and their parcnb to come over,
get some safety tips and talk to us."
Decked out 10 masks of their
choice -two will be costumed as
tend Halloween panics this yur. up
25 percent from 1986.
Hallmark also estimates that cos-
tume buyers spend an 1verqe ofS30
on their purchases. a figure that
Southern Cahfomia retailers believe
1s low.
Cashin& an on the boom, the
Center Thea1re Group Costume
Shop now rents its outfits to the
public.
The shop, which serves the
Ahmanson Theatre and the Mark
Taper Forum, boasts an inventory
orisinaJly made for such celebrities
as Charlton Heston and Lauren
Bacall.
But its most popular outfits arc
favorites elsewhere -8atma0, tbe
Joker, Freddie K!uqer or .. NiPt·
mare on Elm Sttut.. f'ame tbc
Phantom or the Opera •nd the }uon
bockey muk.
Some retailers maintain lbat com-
Batman and the Jol..er -thc officers
are l'\pcch:d 10 '1s1t four schools
that are u-.uall~ hfil \'1ly trttflk kt"d b y
ghoul\ gohhn~ and the hke.
"Th1!> 1~ a rcall} bus} night. so if
one Jrea t!> slo"". we'll mo' c to
another.'' u wrs said "We're hoping
io reach thl' l..1ds ""ho are stall escon -
ed b} 1hc1r parents or an oldc.-r
brother or s1~tl'r .\II thn have to
look fo r arc the f1a~h1ng red lights."
The campuS<"s to be '1s1ted b) the
o flicers arc Heideman Elementary,
15571 '>' 1lhams. Nelson Elementary,
1 4 39~ Dro" n1ng .o\ .,.e .Estock
Elcmrntar). 1474 J B <it.. and C'ume-
T horman hool. 140::! s,camore
A,\ c •
pet1tors arc taking advanla$c of Bat-
man customers b) charging what
their pockets will bear
"I realize that some places are
get11ntt into customers' pocketbooks
and Ao uging them. but we don't do
that. said Arlene Freed. manager of
the C'h1ckensh1n shop 111 Canoga
Park's Fallbrook Mall.
Freed cited pnccs of up to S 70 for
rubber Batman masks at other West
San Fernando Valler stores. She
sold out her stock at $45 per mask
Some sales managers say they fear
the boom will be short-lived.
"You wonder how hlgb it's 1oin1
to 10." said Cindy Smith, sales man-
1,1er at Collqcville Aaa &. MFG of
Collqcvillc. Pa., 1. lcadina costume
manufaauttr.
.. Nut 1w 11 aomeone aoina to
pay SSO for a costume at a K Man
or Tarset? l just don't know," she
said.
Juar call 642-6086 OAAHO!
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Coast College district
candidates offer views
T he M~ Verde Homeowners Association
wall host a Coast Communjty Collcic trustee
candidates forum a t 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Members
and the public arc invited to attend.
Candidates have been asked to address issues
including college district la nd. the district master
plan and and building plan, fund-raising and
educauonal goals of the system.
The forum will be in Boswell Hall at
T eWinkle Intermediate School, 3224 N. California
St., Costa Mesa.
Vlolt!nct! In tht! tnt!dla t!xamln«J
The Junior League of O range County will hear
Virginia Po meroy speak about "Violence in the
Media" at 1 p.m . Thursday. Pomeroy has ad-
dressed c1v1c gro ups nationwide on the subject.
The meeting will be at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1860 Anaheim Ave. For infor-
matio n. call the league at 261-0823.
Rt!aders theater for chlldrt!n
Steve Mellow's C hildren's Readers Theater
continues a t 11 a.m. Saturdays throu&h Nov. 25 at
the Newport Center library. 856 S"an Clemente
Dnve. The series for children ages 6 to 12 years
and their pa rents asks partid pat1on fro m the
children an reading from stones and making up
endings.
Prereg1s1rat1on 1s not required fo r the free
'ienes. The library will be closed Nov 11 for
Veteran's Da)
Desen appreciation offered
A talk on appreciating the Cahfomia desert 1s
on tap at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Adventure 16,
1870 Harbor Blvd. The free discussion will explain
the delicate ecosystems and help ad venturers ap-
preciate the beaut~. For more. call at 650-3301.
Legal secretaries· to meet
Orange County Legal Secretancs Assoc1auon
~111 meet at 6:JO p.m . Thursday at T iny's Res-
taurant. 2660 N Mam St., Santa Ana.
Speaker will be Diane Wood. CFP. of Women
l nH~Stor\ Network. Her topic 1s "Five Things
[\Cr\ Wo ma n Wants to Know: How To Ta~e
Resi)ons1b1llt) for Financial Affairs."
.\ board mecung at 6 p.m. 1s followed by a
'><X'tal sesswn at 6·30 and tile speaker and business
n11~t·t1ng at 7.
Reservations arc required by today with Dor-
m· P1tac:c10 at 731-611 6 or 241 -3848.
Visual aid conwltatlons
Free visual aids consultations will be given
from 10 a.m to 4 p.m . Thursday at Oasis Senio r
( rnter. 800 Marguen te Ave., Corona del Mar.
Jamie McAlhstcr. a Braille Institute lo w-vision
rnmultant. will Jl'C the consultations.
Tho~· seckmg consultauons must have a
"'n11cn refi.'rral from a n opthalmolog1st or op-
tometnc;t. Referral forms and appointments are
cl\ atlahk b) l3ll1ng 644-3244 between 9 a m. and
4 p.m. "-Cd.da:rs.
World conf~rence reviewed
r he .\mcnran i\ssocia11on of l lnivcrsll)
Womt•n. Laguna Beach Branch. will hold its
gt·neral meeting at 7 15 p m . Thursda) at Great
\mcm·an Sa' ings Bank. 260 Ocea n A' e
T he program includes a re' 1cw of the lnter-
natwnal Federa11on of Unn·ef<i1t ) Women ron-
li.·rl·nt·c in Finland For informauon. call 4Q4-5087.
Ensure success In school
Hoag Women·~ Health Crntrr will offer a free
'>l'minar in ··Ensunns hool ucccss" at 7 p.m.
Thu™1a' f he session trarhes how a child's
pccch and language skills are related to achieving
'iUl'l'ess in S<.'hool. as "'ell as how to identify
problems early and find solutions andrescources.
The program is at 18700 Beach Blvd .. Hunt-
ington Beach. f or rcscrv~11ons call 962-413 I.
Volunteers for AIDS program
The AI D Services Foundation of Orange
Count) <,ee ks 'oluntc-crs for 11s Budd:r Program. A
1ra1nmg ~ss1on begins Friday. The 35-hour session
explores all a~pccts of thr .\IDS ens•~. including
medical. pohtu:al. legal and ps:rcho-wc1al issues.
Focus of the training 1s accept.an~ and empower-
ment.
Those "'ho would hke to take pan in the
training should mil 646-0411 for 1nfonnat1on.
Boutique to aid Boys Republlc
Orange County Auxiliary of Boys Republic "''II ha\l' lls Christmas Boutique from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Fn day and 9 a.m . to I p.m. Saturday at
Lutheran Church of lhe Masters. 2900 PaC1 1ic
View D n ve. Coro na del Mar.
fhe sale boasts unusual handcrafted gifts.
( hnstmas ornaments, stocking stuffers. home dec-
orations and m ore. including baked goods. Pnze
drawings will be conducted.
Tuesday, Oct. 3 1
• No moctinas scheduled.
11 01 IC I I Of,
DAILY PILOTITuetday, Octo«>er 31, 1988 ~
Blood dips, riloney pours into Red Cross
ly O!ltORAH SAKAMOTO
Blood donations in Oranfte County
ha\•e staned to d windle fo owina an
almost overwhelming outpourin& of sup-
pon in the wake of the devastating San
Francisco ean hquake.
Mo netary contnbut1ons. however. re-
main strong and donations arc e1tpcctcd
to continue poun ng an for $CVeral months
to come. local Red Cross officials said
Monda).
Since Oct. 18 -the day after the 7. I
earthquake -the Orange Coun ty
chapter of the Red Cross collected 5.984
pint!. of blood and $661 ,000 an donations.
Wh1k blood donauons are stanmg to
decrease, the local chapter 1s not express-
ing concern. according to Joan Mueller.
spokesman for the Red Cross.
··The average 1~ about 400 pants a day,
we: art' slightly above that now." she said.
On the n1g.ht o f the quake. the Oranac
Count) Red Cross sent over 290 pints of
blood to the n Francisco area
"We "'ere ant1c1paung that blood
centers "'-OUld not be operauonaJ and we
~anted to help them prepare and stock
their inventory," she said.
Since the quake. they have not received
an> add111onal requ~lS for blood to be
sent to the Bay Area.
S)lv1a Ste¥oan, d 1rC<"tor of public rcla-
11ons for the Red Cross in Santa Ana. wd
the blood centers are now o perauo nal m
the San Francisco area.
Stewart said the local chapter is pleased
with the outpounn~ of donations and
remai ned open unul midnight for two
da)s following the quake to accomodate
donors. T he> have aJso o pened their
doors for four hours on Satu rda) and
unda) fo r do na11ons.
"The first da)' (follo wint the C'artb-
quakc) "e received 910 units of blood
and the !>«ond da) 996 units. This 1s
more than twice lhe amount for an
a'eraae da) ... Stewart said
S1nCl· then, Mueller said, the level of
blood donations has been steadily de·
creasing. On Oct. 20. three days after the
qual e. only 596 pints were d onated. On
the founh da) after the q uake. a Satur-
da), donations dro pped to 336 pints and
plunged to 90 pints on unday However.
590 pint!!. "'ere collected on the following
Monda) \tarting a mo~ pos1t1ve trend.
te"'an said the pubhc outpounng of
suppon from Soulhern Caltfom 1a could
be a wa) the pubhc relieved tts feelings
of hclples ness.
··The public responded 'ef) swiftl)
and gl'nerousl) .\n eanhquake 1s closer
to home here in Southern Cal1fom1 a. The
fal 1 '' <;outhern California could have
ont' 100 and people realize that 1t could
ha' l' been them " he said
Pl'opll' are ti) ing to help in 10me
\\J\ •
1 hough not affected by Hu.meant
Hugu a!> o ther l hapten were, Orantc
C oun1' ·~blood )uppl) was low before the
carthqualc-h11 San Francisco. Stewart
!><ltd e!>penall) 1n t~ pe-0 blood. Thi_s "
thl' ''De ol blood ~nt to San FranaJCO
"'ht·rt· ''" 'olunteer\ an~ stationed to help
"'•th thr d1!>a!>ler relief effon .
C >rangl' C ounl) football fans pve
S2 KOU to the disaster reltd effon before
thl' Ram\ '~, '\t-w O rleans Samts game
on <kt 2' The: mone y was collt"Cted in
barrl'I!. nuh1de the entrance.
&tau'e ul thl' earthquake response.
'itl'" an ..aid the current blood supply IS
n.,.,. h1~hn them a' erage for this ume of
~l·ar l'\u.·pt for t~pe-0 blood.
Happy. Halloween
Activity •bounds at the H•rbor
City Pumpkin Lot In the Harbor
Shopping Center In Costa Mesa
Monday. .Lot worker Manuel
Prado (abovel Is doing double
time. Shana Eller fbelowl helps
her daughter Brandl, 1, and son
Patrick, 4, plclc out th• perfect
pumpkin. Scha.ter Ambulance
employees Vian Morado and
George Soto (from left. left
photol put the squeeze on the
fall fruit. You better hurr y If you
want one for t onight's festiv-
ities. The patch closes at 5 p.m .
)
Daily Pilot p hotos by
Juaqwne M atthews
Man dies before he could get a new heart
8y MELINDA KELI.ER
City _, s.n.w.
Stephen Regalado died Monday, three
days llfter UCI Medical Center officials
launched a dnve to raise $50.000 so the
M1ss1on V1eJO man could be put o n a
wa1t1ng list for a hean.
Regalado. 23. "took a turn for the
~orse Friday. so we called the media to
put the word out lhat we needed the
public's help, .. said UCJ Mcdi~I Center
Auxiliary President John Stroh. "But he
didn't make it."
Regalado h.1d "'asted to 'XJ pounds and
"'.is being "e1ghed "'hen he slipped into
lMdtac arrl''' 'itroh said.
Ho"'c'er. Rl-g:llauo·~ dC'ath ma) gi ve
the hospital's other uninsured patient -
Ht'<'tor BoJado. lQ -a ne~ lease on life.
.\n In mr couple ~ho pledged SI 9.000
to fund the operatio n for RC111lado agrttd
Monda\ to donate a "ma1or sum" to
BoJado: ~nother O range County man.
""ho asked 10 remam ano nymous. said he
""o uld dona tr SI 0.000.
Seven paue nts. including thrtt without
insurance. ha\C received new heans s1nte
the program hegan I mo nths ago. said
hospital spolo.eswoman Elaine Beno.
But l •Ct can no longer afford to pick
up the tab for such operations that o fte n
can t'O~t $200,000
"No hospita l in the country (ca n pay
for evel) operation)." said Stroh. "But
t.''<'r)One here dl'C1ded to donate their
sc!""1ccs so the cost was lowered to
S50.000 ...
G iven BoJado's health status and the
compat1b1hty wnh his blood type, Stroh
said the ..\n~hetm man could receive a
hean within two weeks. 1f he ha.s the cash
dqic1 ... 11
\trnh said hr plans to meet W1lh
1ranr,plan1 c;urgron Rick Ott and t.ht
Ju\lllar. ·s board toda) to discuss esta~
li'>hing ~ ne~ fu nd for BoJado and a
gt'Ol'ral fund for fu ture indigent patients.
"Thr response "'as overwbclm tna froln
thr puhhc ·· he \a1d "Hopefully, we·u br
ahk to raise enough money for Hector.• ~troh asked an)'one interested m
do nat1n1 to contact the UCI Medkal
(C'nter .\u"llihal) at 10 1 C'ny Drive. SWtt
100. O range 92688. or phone (714)
634-5956
Cotta MHa
A shirtless man with his bdle
p1nl1 down arou nd his ankles jump-
ed out at a woman u lbe walked her
dot 1lo1t4 t he S.naa Ana River trail at '\'iciona Avenue. She told policr
he mastW'be&ed in front of her. then •Id .. Oood momirw! ..
auon papers, checks a nd other docu-
ments.
eny 1n the ma n's pant1 was listed in
the rcpon. The man was Utntcd for
driving with a suspended li~n~
~eann1 a hood. n n when she
screamed. the woman said.
ca~h~ in other c1t1cs. "' • • •
N.-wport Bea ch I\ sm pink mountain .....
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Th rte mm weft ~nested on tulPi· cion of ttetivi1111 teoleft property after a micltnt in the 100 block OI
Pnnceton Drive. Whole tools were
9'oltn ftom the ti.ck of hit truck. ~ dleir HclMe .... IO palice.
Frank He111i1. 19. Ouy H11m1. 22.
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• • • Five men in a white car stole 1
bicycle from a man as be rock near
19th tRlCt and Wallace Avenue.
The thieves told him to ao to an
add.reu on bahmar Drive, whteh
he could not rcmem~. to retrieve
the property. No ~pons were seen. • • • A woman said the same man who ronowcct her off the freeway 10 ..wt
two ~kt lllO a~artd in a Harbor
Boulevard store •hett lbe was lltc>e>-
P• Friday· niabL He ~ WI ~ dwia. btftt doWn lO pa it llP
llid licked the '¥'0rftln
Im.
• • • A 9-ycar-old boy Yr&S captured by
pohce. a nd later rclcucd to his
parents. af\cr bc•na caupt a t Taraet
at J7SO Banana Parkway for sh~
hfina. iocr pohce behcvc the bo)'
intended lO shoplift before he
entered the store. he couJd have
bttn cha.raed Wlth buralatY. but d~ to has• the younpter was rckucd
to his pua"s. • • • An untno.n pcnon tct fire 10 a
mailbO• on 26 AtltWoOd. Mail"' the
bo• .. •JPlmtdy dmroyect
Police ha~ no curmtt .....-u.
• • • A woman m the 4900 block of
Ko na Drive said she smelled a
strona odor and tbouaht that neiah·
bors m1&ht be matloa dnaas. • • • Thrte men rc~ly smoked pot
and baraucd an empaoyee at a
dn"c--throuah windo. an the 19000
block or Beach Boulevard. • • • BuraJars entered a vehicle in lbc
14000 block of Soa Drive t.hnMleb a
dri\<er's side window Md _. tools.
a Clmtta, binoculan.. jlcRl and
$20.
Th.eves iu* a red 1977 red llOZ
from U illey iD lM 7000 bloct Of La
Maida Drive. The cu ..... llild • ~-.,. °" .... llood .... .... wtndoW ... nlmll .. S2,IOO ....
A midfttt la W 7a "9ct f/I ww.r .... on.. ... 111111 1 .... ~-... wc.w•• ...,.
Three surfboards and four
we tsuits. for a total S 1.~ lo were
taken from tht balcony of an up-
stairs apenment 1n the l 00 block of
46th Strttt. ••• A steel money box containn'I
$300 cash was taktn from an officC
1 n the 800 block of West 16th Screet. • • • A 29-yar-old Corona del Mar woman walk1na her dot IOUthbound
on Ocean Boulevatd Mal' NamllUS
A vmue was approecbed by r.o
males in tMir late eee:nt "ho )idkd
-Key lady ... Sbc WilMd i•IO tlllc
IU'tet to avoid \baa .cl • lbc
pmcd, one of the _. llld, ~
nn1 time Ml,.... 'VOil. .. . .. ~ .·
A Sn Cle.fwte •a 11 ~
leA • 1lilt ftoor bllWt I dlJir • 1'111 W•Jlla 11, )450 Vil 0.-.. ........................
ao nc from a garqe 1n the 2800 blOc:t
of (11ff Dnvc
Fountain allt-y •
A Fontana man, flu.._. ._
bu he by a pohcx dos oa m 11•
block of ~mbnwood arm. ....
the arrt'$.lint ofr!CU 1a die.,.. ...
was amst«I f'of Mita). • • • f'ldio ~ 'pullat """" ...... or I T O')'Ola pidl·up '19 the *'°" ..
I 0 2l ,La .HKimda Aft. l.om W
$400.
'M 0renge COlllC OAJLY PILOT/ Tu.day, Oe10ber 31, 1989
• •
Summit at sea in December?
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
bush administration and the Soviet
Union arc djscussina a possible
summit meetin& as early as Decem-
ber, perhaps on a stlip an the Medi-
terranean to djscuQ U.S. help in
transformina the Soviet economy.
the Washington Post said in Tues-
day editions.
Baker sees hope for reform
move closer to a matkel economy,
according to the official.
A Whne H ouse spokesman,
Roman Popadiuk. declined to com-
ment on the newspaper ~n.
A well-placed U.S. official, while
declining to confirm the Post ac-
count, said It was "on the right
track." O ther officials said they were
under instructton.9 not to discuss the
s1tuat1on.
The mec\1ng between Soviet Presi-
dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev and
President Bush would not replace
another between the two leaders
expected next summer, as was
agreed between Secretary of State
James A. Baker Ill and Soviet
F o r e 1 g n M 1 fl 'f'i t er Eduard
She\ ardnadze in Wyoming last
month. according to an unidentified
adm1n1strat1on official. cited by the
Post.
The meeung discussed in Wyom-
Demolition
of 1-880
may begin
this week
By McClatchy N~ws Servk~
SAN FR.\ "IC! CO -~mo
l1 11o n of the cnurc C'>prcss section of
the Interstate 880 freeway in Oak-
land that failed an the Oct. 17 earth-
quake could began as earl) as Fnday.
The state Department of Trans-
porta11on plans to open sealed con-
tractors· bid~ an Sacramento at 10
c1.m. toda). and demolitio n crews
are expected to be an place by the
end of the week.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Disput-
ing the existence of serious dif-
ferences among key officials, Sec-
retary of State James A. Baker Ill
sajd Monday the Bush adminis--
tration is trying to seize "what we
think is an opportuniry" for sianifi-
cant reform in the Sovtet Union and
Eastern Europe.
In an interview with The As-
sociated ~. Baker said "there arc
only nuances of differences" over
whether Soviet President Mikhail S.
Gorbachev c.an succeed in his pro-
mg \.\<Ould be 1n the United States
while the December conference
might be m neutral territory. the
ofl'lcial told the newspaper.
Among sites he mentioned as a
poss1bl1t)' was a ship m the Mediter-
ranean.
Ship capsized
aram of transforming the country
politically and cconomicaJly.
CallinJ that a question of
.. durability," Baker said "I don't
1hink there is any policy difference
in lhe administration on the ques-
tion of the desirability" of the Soviet
leader's perestroika policy.
Baker's comments were designed
to put to rest the notion that dif-
ferences among top officials were
slowing a U.S. response to
Gorbachev's bold approaches, par-
ticularly an Eastern Europe.
The purpose of the meeting that
BaJcer and Shevardnadze agreed to
work toward was described a t the
lime as arms control.
But a December meeting might
concentrate on ways the United
States could help the Soviet Union
I
Bush has been criticized by con-
gressional Democrats for allcaed
t1m1dity in respondinf to the last-
moving changes swecpmg the Soviet
Union and some of its satellite states
in eastern Europe that arc resulting
m freer soc1ettcs.
In a recent speech, Baker said the
Bush administration was prepared
10 gjve technical economic help to
the Soviets and 10 fact U.S. ecorr
om1c officials already have been
consulted about technical matters.
On Monda). Bush said he would
send a Cabinet-level dcleption to
Poland late next month to help the
Warsa\\ go\emment plan ways to
repair its ra' aged economy_
Gorbache\'·s economic reforms so
far ha e not improved the avaiJ-
ab1 ht} of consumer goods m the
So' 1et n1on or the performance of
the So\let economy.
.. We need to get that structure
down. and ha'e expedited the bid-
ding process so work can begin
1mmediatel)'," said C'altrans spokes-
man Greg Bayot.
So far. crews have dismantled one
section of the collapsed Interstate
880.
The resuur•nt ship .. Prlnce11 Louise .. th•t
plied the P•cfflc co•at of C.nM• •• •
ple•aure vessel befor• hosting thougnda
of diners In Loa Angeles, gnk trt Its Ter-
mln•I l•l•nd moof'lng Mond•Y· The JJ1 -
foot vessel capsized at 12:19 p.m. •nd unlc
Z J feet to the h•rbor floor, le•vlng half
th• ship submerged, •uthorltl•• gld. No
one w•s on bo•rd and there were no
Injuries.
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INFORllA TION MEETINGS:
COSTAllESA
Thu~~Yl November 2, 5:30 pm
NelahDOmood Conwnuntty center
18d Pn Avenue
NEWPORT BEACH
Wedn1edey, November 81 5:30 pm
Newport B•ch Publlc Uurery
851 Sen Clemente Drive
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AND IMNE AND 11 OTHER
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•
Daigned for wortdng adults
on tax increase
for quake relief
By McClatchy N~ws Servk~
SACRAMENTO -Gov. George
Deukmcjian and state legislative
leaders agreed Monday on a tempor-
ary quarter-cent increase in Cali-
fornia's sales tax to raise $800
millio n for earthquake relief and
rebuilding.
Legislators will return to the
Opitol b) noolf l hursday for "I
special session to enact the tax in-
crease and other canhquake-related
measures.
DeukmeJian said the increase. to
be added to the state's existing 6-
ccnt sales w . would begin Dec. I
and end 13 months latcT.
He said the money raised would
cover a broad range of recovery
expenses. including the state's share
of rcstonng roads and public build-
ings as well as programs to help
earthquake victtms rebuild their
businesses and homes.
In the aftermath of the earthquake
that shook Northern California two
weeks ago. Deukmejian said some
money would be used to make exist-
ing roads and bridges better able to
withstand a major temblor.
The governor also 1s recommend-
ing that an unspecified -Portion of
the money be used to compensate
earthquake victims who fik claims
against the state. a move ~u
kmej1an said is designed to prevent
long and expensive legal battles.
··There certain!( would be no ...
legal admission o any kind of liab-
ility by the state." Deukmej_lan said.
"lt woufd be a recognition that
rather than puttina them to further
burden that we try to resolve their
claim JUSt as qu1dcly as possible ...
and hopefully allow people to get
their laves back in order more quick-
ly without a lot of further cxpen~
and without fun her aggntvation."
Leg1slati vc leaders predicted
~mocrats would support tM tax
mctta~ but indicated that some
Republicans may resist.
"Any reasonable person wo uld
support an increase if they believe it
1s necessary," said As~mbly GOP
leader Ross Johnson of La Habra ... ,
think there are members of our
caucus who are going to want to
have more detailed information
provided to them to demonstrate
that this is in fact necessary."
Supreme Court rules
against AIDS tests
could be at stalle. The coun wiU
decide what authority the federal
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corpor-
ation bas to order employers to revive ICflpped pension plans.
• Aaftd to decide whether the
Port Authority of New York and
New Jenry, and pertaapt otber
mulb-t&ate lltftda. may be sued in
fcdttat cowu.
• Said it will Ute I Cbiclleo dnla cue to "°nsidcr upandiat 1.be
authority of Polkic to tarCh homes
without ooun wanu11.
• Wu ufltd durint. an oral up,. meat lllliOa to IU'ib down as .. &baboe Wi\boUt repi IUDlalion .. a
federal Judie"• order .... , doubled
local pr~'f laW '° pay for
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Fire contained as winds diminish
MALIBU -Blustery winch respon1iblc for pu1hin&. flames over 4,000
acres of brush)'. hillsides diminished Monday, allowina fircfaahters to
surround the wddfire and declare it controlled. . Firefiahters snuffed out the blue at about 6 p.m. and. planned to rema10
at the scene until this afternoon to prevent Oaro-ups, u1d Ventura County
fire department spokeswoman Liz Pickles. • .
"There·s oo more smoke, no more Oames. and they 11 decide tomorrow
whether to pull out," she said.
Convicted ex-agent out on ball
LOS ANGELES -Richard Miller walked out of prison with a smile
on his face as the only FBI agent c~nvicted of espionage was released on
$337,000 bond to await a third trial.
Miller was released from custody shortly before 3:30 p.m. Monday, said
Charles Almanza. supervisor of court operations for the U.S. Manhal's
Office. . . . "He had a smile on his face when he walked out of Jail." Miller's
attome). Stanley Greenberg said.
Bette Mldler awarded $400,000 In suit
LOS ANGELES -A federal court JUry has ~o.ncluded that cn~ner
Bette Midler should get $400,000 from an advertising asency that 1m1taled
the Grammy-winning singer's voice in a TV commercu~I.
The panel. which began deliberations o~ Fri~Y: decided .M~n~y that
the Young & Rubicam agency violated M1dler s nghts by 1m1taung her
voice. In a statement given reporters. the agency .caUed the award
"unfortunate but bearable ...
6 plead Innocent In cocaine bust
LOS ANGELES -Six men arrested m connection with the record 21·
ton cocaine seizure from a suburban warehouse pleaded innocent Monday
to felony drug charges. .
Wearing blue prison uniforms, the men were I~ in shackles mto U.S.
Magistrate John R. Kronenberg's court 10 enter their picas and have a tnal
date set for Dec. 10 before U.S. Distnct Judge Terry Hatter.
The six were arrested after authont1es raided the warehouse in the San
Fernando Valle) community of Sylmar on Sept. 28 and seized the cocaine,
· the largest such confiscation in world history .
Crashed plane too low, .slow
PENSACOLA. Fla. -A Navy pilot makrng his first landing attempt
on an aircraft carrier was "low and slow" before his training jct cnshed on
the USS Lexington, killing him and four others. the ship's captain said
Mo nda) .
The T-2 Buckeye slammed into the ship's island. the tower-like pan of
the ship which also was hat by a kamikaze plane in World War II , before
cartwheeling across the deck and exploding an flames Sunday afternoon. said
Capt. C flack Logan.
In addition to the fi,e dead. 19 people were inj ured. Logan said.
Five hurt when jet hits turbulence
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -An Amencan Airlines 727 with 107 people
aboard landed safel) Monda} night after air turbulence that inJurcd three
passengers and four flight attendants. officials said.
flight 860 from San Juan. Put"rtO Rico. to ~tro1t. with a scheduled
stop in Nash\ 1lle. landed safe!> at Nashville International Airport around
4:30 p_m. P T. Amencan spokesman .\I Becker said from the airline's Fort
Worth. Teus. headquarters.
Four arrested at Capitol flag burning
WASHINGTON -Four people shouung "bum. baby. bum" set fire
Monda) to three Amencan flags on the steps of the U .S-Capitol in an
attempt to force a coun test on the constJtutionahty of a new law banning
flag desecration.
"We defy your law." said spokeswoman Nancy Kent.
"We challenge you. Arrest us. Test your statute. Tak.c it back to the
Supreme Court and try once again to claim 11 is all consistent with your
const1tut1onal 'Standards of free speech ...
One of those arrested was Gregory "Joey" Johnson. whose 1984 arrest
for burning a flag a t the Republican National ConventJon in Dallas set in
motion the court case that led to the new law.
Navy jet drops bomb on U.S. c~lser
WASHINGTON -Navy officials arc questioning the ~ilot of a fighter
Jet that dropped a 500-pound bomb on the guided miss1Jc cruiser 1JSS
Reeves.. blowing a gaping hole in the ship's bo~ and injuring five sailors.
The incident. which occurred while the cruiser was cscoruna the aircraft
carrier USS Midway on trainm3 operations m the Indian Ocun. was th,<:
Navy's second major training accident in as many days.
Navy spollcsmen said the pilot of the single-seat F-A-18 Hornet had
JUSt taken off from the Midway.
. The bomb. which detonated upon impact, blew a five-foot bole in the
top deck and set off a small fire in the ship's forecastle that was quickly
extinguished, said Lt. Bruce Cole. a Navy spokesman at the Pentagon.
ftOHl,D HHlt:t ·s
China, U.S. urged to bridge differences
BEUING -Former President Richard Nixon said Monday that China
and the United Stales must overcome their "huge and unbrid&eablc"
di~erences over China's harsh crackdown o n dissent and resume cooper-
ation.
Nixon. speaking at a banquet hosted by Premier Li Peng. also called
for a."hu.manely aovcmcd China .. that won~t "tum away from ~1ness and
consign itself to the backwater of oppression and stagnation. •
Li responded by reitcratina the Chinese position that the United States
not China. is responsible for the detcriorauon in relations and must lak~
the first steps toward reconciliation.
Onega asks for Jackson's Intervention
MANAGUA. Nicarqua -. President Daniel Ortcp said Monday be
asked lhc Rev. Jcuc Jackson to antervcnc with lhc Bush admini11ration and
U .S. Conpns to obtain aupPOrt for disbudina Nicarquan rebels.
A pm.idential commuruque said Orteu spoke by tdephone Monday
• with Jack.son, an uosuccasful candidate (or the Democratic praidential
nomination last year.
Fruk Watkins. a Chialll> spokesman for JackJon, said Jacbon was in
Wubinltoo when he IJ'C*e wi .. 0ntta ud be then 1d\ for New Yott. He said Jldton did not tllUC a atalement on lbe convenaion.
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PEL TON-MIUER
Our Lady Queen of Angels Cath·
ohc Church m Newpon Beach was
the setting for the Oct. 14 wedding
of Robin Miller of Coro na del Mar
and G reg Pelton of Fon Lauderdale,
Fla. The couple greeted I 00 guests at
their reception m the Newpon
Beach home of Jex· and Terry Step-
hens.
The bride 1s the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. Miller of Corona
del Mar. She wore a a gown of ivory
silk covered with lace with a ,high
neckline and sheer lace bodice.
Dusty rose and ivory pearls and
dusty rose silk rosebuds tnmmed the
puffed sleeves and held cascading
1\0I) lace at the haphne. _,.,
The bndegroom as the son of
.\nhur Pelto n of Fort Lauderdale
and the late .\nne Pelton
Honor attendants for the couple
"'ere Charlotte Loschl and Tom
Shaull.
..\f\er a wedding tnp to Flonda.
the couple are residents of
Honolulu. She as assistant manager
at Koala Blue in Kahala and he is in
the U .. Na') ubmannc service.
stationed at Pearl Harbor.
MOSES-HYLAND
Nora Kathleen Hyland of Garden
G rove and Samuel Boyd Moses of
Fullcnon were united in marriage
on Sept. 16. in a Roman Catholic
ceremon) in the counyard of the
Hacienda in Santa Ana Eighty
guMts 1lttended t~ctr re<:cpuon m
the Hacienda Restaurant.
Eileen A. and Anthon) J Hyland
of Huntington Beach are the parents
of the bride. She wore a bndal gown
MURREL-CASHION
Roben and Carol Murrel of New-
port Beach have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Pamela
Jo Murrel, to Allen L. Cashion, son
of John and Marcia Cashion, also of
Newpon Beach.
An April 28 wedding 1s planned in
St. Andrew's Prcsbytcnan Church.
Newport Beach.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School and
Cal State San Diego. Her fian~ is a
Corona del Mar High School and
University of Southern California
alumnus.
PENA -BOND
The enpgement of Irene Marie
Pena of Santa Ana and Pablo Bond
of Huntington Beach has been an·
nounccd by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Arenas of Santa Ana.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bond of
Huntington Beach arc the parents of
the future bridqroom. The couple arc plannina to marry
on Jan. 20 in Sts. Simon a.nd Jude
Catholic Church in Huntinaton
Beach. She is a paduak of Santa Ana
Hiah School a nd he is a La Quinta
Hiah School paduatc.
ROI MtER·ANDlltSON
A Jan. 6 weddina in South Coast
Community CburchL Irvine, is
p&anMd by Laurie Rohrer of Nc:wpon Beech and Ronald L
Aodenon of Irvine.
ol \\h11e ~tin and la1:c Ruffied Ian·
tnmmctl the S<.·O<WCd ncckhnl' and
thl' hl•m of the chapd-kng1h train.
Ha a11e ndants werC' Susan
Pohcdra, .\pnl Robbins. M.J Foul'i
and no"cr girl \\as Rhiannon Roh-
tn!>
The bridegroom 1s the son of
.\lfH·d and -\lice ~h)'>t'~ of Fullcnon.
llt\ attendants Wl'rc Douglas
Watson. Ric hard C lark anti John M.
~h land.
·The couple an: a.Lhome 10 Garden
( 1ro\ c after a hone\ moon '1c;1t 10
Bag Bear Lale. Shl' is l'mplo}ed b\
Harns & Co and he 1s w11h BDO
~1dman.
~•••I• Jo Murrel •nll
ftance Allen Cashion
The bnde-clcct 1s th~ I.laughter of
Mar.dyn Rottrcr ot Newport Beach
and Ronald Rohrer of Balboa
Island. She is a araduate of Corona
del Mar High School and the Uni-
versity of SOuthem California.
Her future husband is the son of
James and Virgao1a Anderson of
Newport Beach. He .,.aduated from
Corona del Mar Hiah School and the
An Center Colltae of Design.
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Huntington S&L reports SS.4 million loss
from Dely Not news Mntkel
Huntinaton Beach-based Mercury
Savinas and Loan Association, a
S2.2S billion institution, Monday
rcponcd a net loss of $5.4 million.
or 86 cents per share, for the nine
months ended Sept. 30.
Under new legislation and regu-
lations. it will be nca:ssary for
Mercury to take action to strengthen
its capital posjtion thro ugh some
merger o r combination, includfog a
possible sale of the institution, com-
pany officials said.
In the 1h1rd quarter of 1989, the
thnft showed a loss of $3.8 million,
or 61 cents a share. The thrift, in carrymg ou,t it.s
previously announced J>lan 16 re-The continued reduction in siLe,
duce its size. was down $260 million including a major conversio n of
in total assets at the end of the \1'.jrd knd1ng acti' itfcs from "wholesale"
quarter than jt was at year~nd 1988. to ··retail" single-family orig-
a reduction in size of more tb.an 10 '.1na11ons, produced a further reduc-
pcrcent. It was also down nearly )1on 1n staff of about I 5 percent ovep
S350 millio n 10 total assets com-the 12-month penod.
pared to the penod ending Sept. 30, The associati on continues to
1988. anal)ze its deferred loan sale
premium~. a non-operating item, on billion, and the anuca~ted goal of
a quarterly ba111s 10 find changes in approximately $2 bilhon by ~car
assump11ons tha1 may affect the as-end 1989 is planned as part of the
sc:ts. association's operational projec-
The third quaner of 1989 resulted tions.
in a charge to gain on sale of loans, The $2 billion year-end goal
ai. the impact of the spring and should be achieved whether or not a
summer refinancing due to lower previously discussed sale of the five
1ntl'rc\t rotes was felt 1n the associa-Nonhem California branches is ac-
uon's servicing portfolio. complished .
The associatio n's asset size at "Mercury continues to operate as
Sept 30. 1989, had fallen to S2.2S a traditional savings and loan, re-
emphasizing rewl origination of
loans and traditional retail savinp
operations," said Leonard Shane.
chairman and chief executive of-
ncer.
"In this time of legislative and
regulatory change, our traditional
operations arc a very strong asse,,
and arc pan of the projection-plan-
ning being done by our investment
banlcers under the lead of Merrill
Lynch Capnal Markets."
By Daffy Not news MtVtces
Mazda recalls 220,000 cars
Irvine-based Mazda Motor of America recalled 220,000 Mazda 323s
with 1.6 liter fuel-inJected engines Monday because the cars have too little
crankcase ventila tion. causing the oil to break down.
The recall involves all Mazda 323s from the 1986 and 1987 model years
and certain 32Js from 1988. The company said owners of the cars should
take them 10 dealers for free modifications that wilJ take about two hours.
The problem, which makes engines run noisier and wear out sooner,
1s worsened if drivers fail to change their oil often enough, Mazda said.
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Hugo-ravaged
area refocuses
on tourist trade
For 323 drivers who have followed the recommended 011 maintenance ~cheduk. Mazda extended its warranty term for engine damage due to oil
llctcrioratlon to five years and 60,000 miles. The previous warranty on the
older models had been two years a nd 24,000 miles; on the 1988s, three years
and 50.000 m1k~.
Authorized Ma1da dealers will replace the oil filler cap on the 323s with
a venulatcd 011 filler cap. Oil filters and oil strainers also will be inspected
and replaced if necessary.
Maida recommended the use of SG-rated 011. which deteriorates more
slo\\ I}.
Toshiba expands manufacturing
As part of its long-range domestic U.S. manufactunng strategy for office
automation produc1s. Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. (TAIS)
will begin production of state-of-the-art "surface mounted .. printed circuit
boards ( PC Bs) at its Irvine headquarters facility in April 1990, according
to K11ch1 Ha ta ya. preside nt of T AIS.
Leasehold construction will begin Dec. 1 on a new facility in Irvine.
Production will commence April I, 1990. with the manufacture of PCBs for
use in a vanety ofTAIS business-related products. especially laptop personal
computers in the first stage.
The company will hire 60 new employees by April 1990. This new
126.000 square foot security-sensitive facility will be localed at 34 Parker
St. in Irvine. AccordinJ to Hataya. the facility will be capable of producing
80.000 PC B boards within the next two years.
First American announces dividend
The board of directors of Santa Ana-based The First American
Financial Corp. (NASDAQNMS:FAMRA) at its regular ~imonthly meeting
declared a special dividend of one share of Class B commo n stock for each
share of Class A common stock.
This d1' 1dcnd will be payable to all shareholders of record on the
dTectl' e date of the registration statement to be filed with the Securities and
Exchange ('omm1ss1on. Whe n issued, Class B common shares will be traded
on the national Over-The-Counter market in addition to the presently
o utstanding Class A common shares.
NB firm's tender · offer complete
Sccomerica Inc. announced Monday that the tender offer of 11s
subsidiary. Secomcnca Acquisition Corporation. for H.M.S.S. (NASDAQ:
HMSS) has been successfully completed, as originally scheduled, on Friday.
On Scp1. 29. 1989. Sccomerica launched a SSO per share, all cash tender
offer, valued at approximately S250 million. for all outstanding shares of
H.M.S.S.
Fluor Danlel awarded contract
Irvine-based Fluor Daniel Inc. (NYSE: FLR) announced Monday that
1t has been a warded a contract by Freeport Indonesia Inc., an SS percent-
owned subsidiary of Freeport-McMoRan Copper Compan)'. Inc. (NYSE:
FCXJ. The value of the contract is approx.imately $300 million.
Fluor Daniel's Mining and Metallu~ Urut will provide engjnoering
-and-ronstroctrotr ~t 1erviees eJlpeMttm -OH:opper recovery
facihoes located in lrian Jaya. lndonieSia.
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Unocal profits fall 19 percent ....
LOS ANGELES -Unocal Corp. said Monday its quarterly profits feU
by 19 percent because it cost more to produce oil and ps whale expenses
for dry holes rose and eaminp from its rdinina and marketing operations
fell .
For the th.ard quarter of 1989. the bi& oil. ps aod coal company reported
earnings of $79 maUion. or 67 cenu per share, compared with $97 million,
or 84 cents per share. for the ame quarter 10 1988.
Revenues rose by 8 percent, from $2.6 billion to $2.8 billion.
Unocal chairman Richard J. Stqemeier said the quarter's neptives
were partially offset by hiabcr crude oil prices and domestic natural gas
production, a $6 million aftenu pin from the sale of land in Canada, and
a $14 million reduction in defen-ed income taxes rcsultina from change$ in
the company's sta'e wes.
Ouotron lays off employees
LOS ANGELES -Quolron System1 Inc. said Monday it will lay off
400 of it 2.SOO employees bec:ause demand for financial information has
~uneed from Wall StrM cutacts and CODIOlidation1 in the brokeraae
atldus'ry since the stock nwkt9umbled in October 1987.
The layoffs will affect a wide f'UIC of job levels at Quotron offices
UOMd the world. * Loi ~ sublidiary of Ciueorp u.id.
Quocron provides ftnuadaf infonnaaion indudina stock prices throuah
a MIWaft of more tban 100.0001CnDiaalt in 23 cowa&ries. raa competi'on ..._ T.--'"'·• lt-.n Hoklias PLC. and Kailbl·IUdder Inc.
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Auodated ftre11 \llrttn
CHARLESTON. S.C. -Nearl y
six weeks af\er Hurricane Hugo hit,
horse carriages are clopping through
city streets. golfers are back on tfi c
links. and tourism offi cials have
begun a campaign to lure tourists
back.
··we want to create an awareness
that "c "crcn't wiped off the face of
the Eanh:· says Helen Stansell of
the Charleston Tndcnt C hamber of
Commerce.
Hueo. which cut a swath of de-
strucuon alon$. more than half of the
Stf'te's 187-mile coastline on Sept.
21, resulted in an estimated $200
million loss to the state's $4. 7 billion
a year tourism industry. The indus-
try provides 98.000 jobs and $280
million annually in state tax rev-
enul.'s.
. . . .....
"What we had hoped for was a n
8 percen1 growth on $4. 7 billion
spending in 1988." said Bob Liming.
tourism director for the state De-
partment of Parks. Recreation and
Toun sm. "~·
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growth of } to 4 percent." he said .
··we did ha'c a very good summer
and the first pan of the fall was good
from Labor Da' unul the storm hit:· .
Ala b •m a ns Peggy Sm ith •nd Joyce Eidson w •nde r •round
downtown Cha rleston ·s h isto ric Ma rket Street .
State and local tounsm groups arc
tl'lhng Ll.S and Canadian tra,<"I
agents that tra' cl spots ar<" open
\f\ rtk &ach ollinals ar{' ra1s1ng
Quake deductibles defraud
Californians, says candidate
By E. SCOTT RECKARD
LOS A:--JGELES -Insurance companies defraud < ahforn1an., b) keeping high deductibles for canhquake
insurance hidden 1n fine pnnt. a candidate: for insurance
comm1ss1om:r s.a1d Monda\.
Conwa) Collis called on Insurance Com m1~'>IOncr
Roxani G1llesp1e to order the insurance companies to
qutt t car "lraudulcnt" mat ketmg -practices-and to
disclose the high deductibles 1n ads and o n the front
pages of policies.
George Tye, a spokesman for the Assoc1at1on of
California Insurance Cos .. defended mdustry practices.
saying high deductible-policies arc necessary 1f insurers
arc to keep th<" cost of earthquake coverage affordable
"We arc unaware of any fraudulent marketing
practices by ctther insurers or agents." T ye said 1n a
statement. ··1f Mr. Collis has evidence of this we invite
him to present 11 10 the insurance comm1u1oner
complete with the specifics of the alkged cnme:·
The public affairs office al thl' state Insurance
Department said no one was available to discuss the
matter becau\C Ms. Gillespu.· and other offi cials were
~ttcnding a hearing . re~rd1ng Propos1t1on I 03. the
insurance reform 10111at1v<".
T ye also said Coll.is was incorrect in stating 1hat the
\tandard 10 percent deductible m quake insurance
polic11:!. applies to th<" value of the house. not to 1he
amount of damage or how much the owner originall y
paid for the house.
I he dcducttblc 1s applied to the amount the home
" 1n.,urc:d for. Tye said.
.. The public a lso should be aware that 1n most ca~s
till' I 0 percent deduct able applies not only to the
1fil.Uranc~ on the house. but separately to the contents
a'> "ell:· T~c Silcf.---·
< oll1s said because the deductible 1s applied to the
'alul' of a home. a person with a $250.000 house that
'>ustained $20.000 damage would receive no compensa-
tion ba$Cd on the standard I 0 percent deductible.
··in this example. damage would have to e~cced
S25.000 before even one pennr could be collcttcd. I
"ant this fact made known to al consumers before they
purchase their policies ... Collis said.
The distinction is crucial in a state where the cost
or the median-priced home has spiraled to the $200,000
le' cl. and where homes in many neiahborhoods cost far
more than that.
Insurance companies in CalifOmia are not just
fa1hng to tell customers about the high deductibles, but
··in the "orst case misrepresenting the facts," Collis
said.
Thrift regulator's c;hief sought
over handling of lrv.ine S&L
WASHJNGTON (AP) -The
House Banking Committee chair-
man has told President Bush that
thrift rc,ulator M. Danny WaJI
should step Hide. promptina characs
from Wall's dcrcndcrs that the panel
1s tryina to make the regulator a
scapeaoat.
Rep. Henry 8. GoOZlla. D-
Tcx.as1 told Bush that fais committtt,
in its 1ove1tiption of the collapse of
Lincoln Savinas and Loan Associa-
tion of Irvine has heard .. startlina
evickntt'' that Wall blocked efl'ons
by fitld examiners to collect
evidence o( mitc0nduct by Lincoln
officials.
Allo, Oonta.lu said that Wall, by
iDlilli"f on rcv1ewina in advance IM lntamon)' of has 1uborchnattt in
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power in takeover bill
WASHINGTON (AP) -Trans.
portation Secretary Samuel Skinner
said Monday he doesn't want 'he
power over airline takeovers that a
bill prnding in Conaress would aive
him.
"This IS I pittc O( Cllpansive
lc11 lation 'hit no penon like m)'IClf
who favors dcreaulation could sup-
port,'' kinner laid in an interview.
The Houte Ml ICMdukid 'o take
up T~y 'be Air Carner Securi·
tltt Act. whida would require the
Transpona1ioft l)eiplrtmeal IO blodl
put;ehasc of IS percent or more of an
airline 1f the sale threatened to hind-
er safe,y, reduce competition, break
up the canier or pu' it under forcian
control.
On a re.lated matter, Sk.inMr said
he and financial experts had serious
reservations abou' the proPolCd
takeover of Uni'ed Airlines' parent
compeny, UAL Corp., bd'oft the
deal ~ll lh~. But be dn.ied any
roW in con.oee ol lhe bYyoul .....
which Wall Street....,. II)',.,.
~ the Oct. I l drop in 61 Md:
inaRet.
$500.000 for a national advertising
campaign.
In the Myrtle Beach area. 62 of the
area's 63 golf courses arc open.
Hihon Head Island and other tourist
points south of Charleston sustained
littk. if an) damage.
In Charleston. about 95 percent of
th~ I 0.000 tourist rooms are open,
an<l most of the area's more than
500 rC'staurants have reopened. Ms.
tanscll said.
The annual candlchghl tour of
h1stonc homes is scheduled for next
month. and Fort Sumter in
Charleston Harbor. where the first
c;ho1s of the Civil War were fired.
reopened to '1sitors laS1 week.
"The Number I reason people
rnmc 10 Charleston 1s because of the
historic appeal. We were fortunate
"c didn't lose any of that," she said.
Nearby Ashley River plantation
museums haw reopened.
Post-s1orm reports that Middleton
Place plantauon was destroyed we re
e\aggerated. apparently when re-
porters fl}'tng OV<"r it thought the
ruins left b}' Sherman·s troops in the
(I\ ti War were from Hugo.
~t the: Patriots Point maritime
museum in Mount Pleasant. across
the: Cooper RI\ er from Charleston.
the '>torm lo..nocked the 27.100.ton
am raft carnn Yorktown into a pier
'\till. the museum reopened about
I ' "c:t·k, later.
')nmc attrac11ons "111 take long<"r
tu ret u' er.
(Please see HUGO/A7t
Wall Street
recovers
some, but
not enough
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
market pulled out of last week's
~llde. but couldn·t mount much of a
ralh 1n a quiet session Monday.
The Do" Jones average of 30
mdUMT+a-~ -OOwn-~ -tasr Week.
rcco' crcd 6 76 to !.603.48.
Declining issues outnumbered ad-
' ance!> b' aboul 8 to 7 tn nationwide
trading ·or Ne" York Stock Ex-
change-listed stocks. with 684 up,
774 down and 482 unchanged.
Volume on the floor of the Big
Board cam<" to 126.63 million
shares. do"n from 170.33 million
Fnda~ and the lightest total in three
weeks.
Analysts said the market got some
benefit from .. bargain hunting" by
traders attracted to stocks that have
been hit b) selling this month.
Thc) also noted hopes for
cvidenc<" in the next few days that
the econo m y was maintaining a
moderate pace of growth1 despite a
recent barr.ige of disappointing cor-
porate earnings reports.
The government 1s due to repon
Tuesday on the index of leading
economic indicators for September.
Advance estimates ca ll for the indell.
which 1s designed to function as a
kind of economic crystal ball. to
show a modest increase.
However. concern has spTead on
Wall Street lately that corporate
eamin~ will be disappointi~ for
some tame to come. even if the
econom) isn't headed for a full-
Ocdged recession.
The profileration of unpleasant
surprilCS in third~uarter earninas
reports issued 'o date .. is in stark
contrast to the ex~riencc of 1987,
1988 and early 1989," noted Abby
Joseph (ohen. an analyst at Drexel
Burnham Lambert loc.
"During that period, pera1stently
risina profit expectations provided
support to risina stock oriCH."
Amona actively traded blue chips.
Philip Morris pined ¥. to 42~
Oencnl Electric rose~ to $4; Inter-
national Business Macbina ao.t ~
to 99112. and Euon wu down ~ at 45\\.
Uaiaya fdl I to l S'4 in Ktive
ttldjlll iftlr ~Wt OD Friday. ~ Week lbe compmy "P"""' a tba~ a.. llMat iadllded c.._...l.lfNMNCt= -N..._ COil»-j 4Y, 10 ~
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOTIT~. OctOblt 31, 1989 A.7
S. Carolina tourism outlook
not as bad as feared at first
ly The ~ ftrns
Here at a quick look at tounsm
along the South Carolina coast in
the wake of Hurricane Hu10. which
smashed ashore on Sept. 21:
CHARLESTON AREA
About 95 percent of the 10,000
hotel and motel rooms are open as
are rn ost of the more than 500
restaurants. Streets have bttn largel y
cleared of debns 1n the Historic
D1stnct where most tounst attrac--
tions have reopened. Carnages and
pedal cans again "ind through the
streets
The Ashle y River plantauons are
open as are Fort Sumter in
Charleston Harbor and Patnots
Point Manume Mu~um an nearb\
HUGO
FromA6
Boone Hall Plantation 1n Mount
Pla sant isn't expected to reopen
until around Thanksgiving. and
Charlestown Landing State Park will
remain closed until at least Januar).
~1d Ms. Stan~ll.
fhc worst damage was on the
\tale's beachfront, whe~ Hugo
washed awa) homes and con-
dom1n1ums. But most major hotels
sun" ed and the beach season ·~
o'er for the >ear
Wild Dunes rcson on the Isle of
Palms again plans to pla y host to the
l ' S C la) \ouns 1tn01s cham-
p1on.,h1p an the spnni. officials said
.\nd Hal ton Head bland escaped
unsc athed. although c.aoccllations in
the "akc of Hui o ~ultcd in an
C\llmated $2.5 malhon loss.
The-state has embarked on a plan
to restore beaches in the Myrtle
Beal h area with Go~. Carroll
( ampbell promising that tounsts
next )car will find those beaches in
better shape than before the storm.
Publtcm abou1 the storm irona-
lalh ma)· pro'e a boon
··\\.hat "e're findmg is that people
"ho dtdn 't kno\I. South Carolina
had so much beach and so many
h1stonc sites do now:· said Liming.
Mount Pleasant Boone Hall Planti-b land fanher south. Officials pre-5 I
llOn '" Moun t Pleasant IS expected diet a ~ach renounshmcnt program coop up sa es
to reopen around Thanksg.ivmg but to be comple ted b~ March wlll lcave
\ ISllOrs arc not expected tO retu rn tO area beaches an bener condtllOn success
Charlestown Landing State Park than before the storm. W 1· th an until early next )Car Heav) damage to beachfront sum-HILTON HEAD AREA • l
mer home~ and rentals on Sulli vans ~o damage from Hum~nc Hugo. eCOOOm I Ca /
I I d h I I f P l d F II hut rash of cancellations 1n wa ke of san . t e s e 0 a ms an 0) effect1·ve ad ··n Beach. Wild Dunes Rcson on the '>torm resulted an an esumated loss
Isle Of Palms Plane to -o~n n t ol $2.5 million for tourism interests. 1 • f • d f "' ,.,. >"' I ame ( asst Je • fo r next spring's U.S. Clay Courts Local officials are mounting an
tennis championships. The Kiawah ad't~nis1ng campaag.n to lure v1s1tors 642-5678
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About 75 percent of the 25.000 (Paid Political Advertisement by Rod MacMllllan)
hotel and motel rooms operated by ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
members of the M)rtle Beach Hotel
and Motel As'>octauon are open. It's
unclear ho" mam of the remainder
are closed bccauSc: of the storm or
arc s1mpl) dosed for the season. No
major hotel" "('rl· destroyed b) the
storm. ''t~·t\.\o of the area's 63 golf
cour!.t''> arc also open Hotels and
motels on the \outh end of M)nle
Ekach suffered damage to pools and
othl'r amentllc<i
Hea') damagl' to beach front con-
doman rums and \ummer renl.11
home~ in Garden ( rt) and Pa"leys
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Jose M•ht, l'renk Rodriguez •nd Ro .. nd
fisher (from lettt creeted • Monopoly-type
g•m• c•ll•d .. Run for th• Border:· which
•Hows pl•y•rs to tr•nlform themselves
Into undocumented •Hens on • trek from
the Mexlc•n jungles to the Los Angeles
Hghts. lmmlgr•tlon offlcl•I• ••y th• g•m•
pokes fun •t • serious problem.
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MondlY m •11 1939 a preferred
line of credit.
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Great Ame rican Bank doe not charge a
fee for services. Other bank s offer " pecial
promotions: Once in awhile. Great American
can loan you the equity in your home up to
80% of your home's value. Other banks hold
you down. So when you need money. don\
settle for a line. Get Great American on
the line.
Th•~ nfl'N I' hmttf'd to rn'd11 hnt• l'\'QUt·">L\ ()f S lflO,llCXl nr It'""
GreatAmerican Bank
The advantaF Ci ma¥11
1::,,, blt-.htd I S •O'er 16 Billion m \wt'
OrMge Coat DAILY PILOT/ Tu.day, Oetobef 31, 1989 PFDPIE
I' \t•\H \//I
Bowers Museum unmasks night of frivolity
9y VIDA DEAN
~ .... (a1440t-ll
"Dress as your favorite piece of
an or architecture, or famous his-
torical fi1ture ...
Those -invitation instructions for
the Orange County Architecture
Foundation and Bowers Museum
benefit sent party people scurring to
their closets or rental shops.
Three-hundred showed up at the
museum in Santa Ana Saturday eve-
nina for Le Bal Masque des Ans and
costumes and masks were the rule
rather than the exception. (Guests
could opt for formal attire.)
That creativity was at an all-time
hi&h was evidC"nt as unmasking was
held at midnight. Sana Roelke, dis-
play manager for Nordstrom, dis-
played herself (and won a prize for
1t) as a Grecian column; Karee
Murtaugh of Corona del Mar was a
blonde Scarlett O ' Hara who de-
clared that Rhett didn't give a ...
when she was a brunette; Rose and
Simoa Kia& built buildinas around
their bods, and then there was some-
body in a King Kong sutt carrying a
cutout of th~ Empire State Building.
Mingling among the costumed
bunch were faces in masks with
feathers, sequins. Mexican cer-
emonial looks and numerous van-
::uions of phanto ms (of the opera).
"Best pany l'\C been 10 an a long
umc," said Harriet Harris as she
and husband Bill staned in on the
midnight breakfast buffet put o ut by
Gerll Muller (of Ambrosia fame).
"When word gets around about this
party 1t will grow." she added.
Architect Arthur Strocl of New-
port Beach, who is president of
Bowers board said, "They have this
kind of ball in other cities. I went to
a similar one once in San Francisco.
I am very pleased with this first
effort of ours."
Chairwoman of the ball was Re--
glna Jacob1oa of Corona del Mar.
'"fe of architect Terry Jacobson.
Tons of petticoats held out her long
stnpcd gown worn with black lace
mitts and a black satin fichu. "I
found this at a shop neitt 10 Para-
mount pictures. It was worn by an
actress an the 'North and South TV
mini-series.
"I've spent a lot of time at the
museum during the last year and
two months plannina this event. We
should make about $20.000 net
which will be divided between
Bowers a nd the foundation for their
public awareness and educational
programs." Jacobson said.
As guests lef\ their cars to vale\
parking, they entered the courtyard
of the Spanish mission-style mu-
seum. French. Italian, Grecian,
Eg)ptian inOucnccs were reflected in
the columns, statues and art work
that filled the grounds and plleriea.
The merriment bepn at 9 p.m.
with cocktails and Muller hon
d'QlJevres, strolling minstrels and
historical characters, mimes with
some enacting "Romeo and Juliet ..
from the museum balcony. And all
the while and until 2 a.m., the J.
Ster-ling orchestra kept 'em dancina
on a black and white danc.c floor in
the main gallery.
Revelers included committee
members Doll Culley and wife
Gayle, KaG_len Davia, Dtd CroweU
and wife La1ra, PaaJ and Pat R1f-
flag. Job Ra1 and wife ltJttte, and
Jalle and David Ball and Nora and
Hal Lellmaa .
....._ .......
Arthur. H•lll• Strock
Chari•• De1111aral1. Susan Roelke .. Scarlett•• Karen and Mlchael Murtaugh B•ll ch•lrwoman Regln• J•cobson with •ntlque carriage party prop.
HH I Dfil<
ly CHARLES GOREN
and OMAR SHARIF
East-West vulnerable. South
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Opening lead: Eight of •
Few people we know wrote funni·
er bridge articles than the late Frank ---vme:-The Blid~ World has--just-
published a collection of his articles
(The &st of Frank Vine, Paper-
back, 48 pp., S4 plus SI for postage
and handling from the maaazine, 39
West 94th St., New York, N.Y.
10025). At a cost of about 10 cents
per page, it's a small price to pay for
laughter! This hand is from an arti-
cle entitled "The AMual Bridge
Awards."
"A bit of undisciplined bidding
and you are in a contrac1 that is at
best touch-and-go-and an oppo-
nent leads out of turn. Is this heaven
coming down on your side? Not on
your Life ... You arr about 10 be
visited by a catastrophe.
"The reason is mathematical.
With the multitude of choices o f·
fered (e.g. accept the lead, bar 11 ,
penalt y card, etc.) you are bound to
be wrong more often than right.
Neverthele55, rhe record of Elijah
Grapefruit, set in 1954, of having
guessed wrong 98 times in o ne year
seemed destined to last forever ... 11
was indeed a thrill 10 see Grape-
fruit 's hallowed record fall this year
before the determined onslaught of
Minnie Mincemeat of Dusrvillc,
Colo ... This was the deal.
"East led rhe eight of spades out
o f turn. Minnie considered her two
apparent spade losers, and naturally
barred the le.ad of the suit. West
produced a small club. Ruff by
East, diamond back; another club.
a o er ru : a 1amond baCk,
ruffed; a third club, a third ruff.
Down three.
"On a spade lead, declarer makes
either five or six, depending on the
guess in diamonds. To Minnie
Mincemeat, we proudly present the
first 'With You for a Panner, Who
Needs Enemies' Award."
~YSI[)[ C[\JTl.R
~~
I 016 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach 760·0111
ti!":. ~ ~"When We~~ ~~
WdntllBlfl
Italian!"
Son yearning for dad to act his age
DE4.R ANN LANDERS: I know
)OU arc as young as you feel. but I
am 11rcd of being embarrassed by
m) fa ther's antics on the dance
llonr The man ma\ have been a real
gmh-darn-11 in his· da'. but now he
lool..s hl..e a fool. pumping. jumping.
oul of breath. a11rac11ng all kinds of
atll'nllon.
Mom. poor soul. gets dizz) and
almost fall s out of her shoes trying
to keep up w11h him. When she
lool..c, as 1f she's about 10 faint. he
lea' cs her standing alone and gloms
on 10 some young girl. The girl's
partm·r then has to figure out what
to do v.1th Mom.
When I'm with a terrific dancer
Dad cuts 1n and says. "Let me show
)Ou how 1t '!> done, son." Then he'll
grab her and bend her ear about the
tin1l' he wo n first prize doing the
tw1'>t at Peony Park.
I'm glad Dad is in good health and
has a 16t of energy, but I sure wish
he'd ac:t his age. Tell him. will you,
Ann? He never misses vour column
L.~. BOl'D
-PARDON MY POP
DEAR PARDON: I won't ltave to
tell him. Wbea be sees this, lle'll
know. Meaawbllf', llgbten ap, 1oa. lf
your dad looks foollsll, that's bis
problem. Tbe only peraoa wllo caa
make you look ridlcalo•• 11 you. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have
been da11ng a wonderful 45-year-old
man who 1s thoughtful and kind and
treats me• well. He wears a hairpiece.
I reall} don't mind the toupee. but
it 1s a cheap o ne and doesn't match
the rest of his hair
Thl' man can well afford a new
ha1rp1ece. but he 1s a bit stingy.
Sho uld I ofTcr-to bu) him a new one
for his b1rthda} ~h1ch will be com-
ing up nc At mon1h'l - NAMELES
IN D.C
DEAR O.C.: Make the offer. He
should be pleased tllat you care
eaougb to be frank. Meaawhlle, most
men wbo wear balrplttet don't re-
Plite tbat if tbey aren't malatab•ed
professionally tlley lead to cet ratty·
looking. Hairpieces do aot come
with lifetime guarantees. Tbe best
of them need to be replaced per·
iodically. • • •
DEAR AN N L.\NDERS: I am
concerned about m} 8-year-old step-
son. "Nicky," who spend s every
other weekend with us. The boy has
alwa}s d1spla)cd an overwhelming
need for attention. hut lately he 1s
unbearable.
Nick} has become an expenenccd
har and a skilled manipulator. His
he!> arc getting more and more
outrageous. He tells ridiculous
DoggQne good training selected
"You can train your dog with an
ultrasonic remote control TV pro-
gram selector," writes a canine eit-
pert. "Though you can't hear the
signals. the do$ can. You can teach
11 to ·sit,' for instance. by prcssjng
Ch. 4 or 'Come here· with Ch. S."
Interesting, if true.
Q. Doesn't the African hippo
learn to swim before it learns to
walk?
A. It better. It's born underwater.
What other land mammal can you
name that gives birth underwater?
None, I'll warrant.
Insects, like so many of us, sleep
with their eyes o pen.
No U .S. law specifically
authonzes ship captains to perform
mamage ccremomes.
0 . How Iona does passionate love
las?!
A. From two weeks to three years
amon1 married couples. accordina
llOICO'f OPI
to two University of Wisconsin psy·
chologists. O ther researchers have
come up with similar findings. But
they add that passionate love may
repeatedly revisit a pair. Recovery
from the cunous condition does not
create immunity for life.
It's during your sleep that your
skin docs much of the work to
replace itself. Twice as much as
when you're awake.
Q. What do the Japanese call
Grandma and Grandpa?
A. Sofu and Sobo, to their chil-
dren. Ojiisan and Obaasan. to their
grandchildren. So a language eitpert
reports.
That alphabet scholar Benjamin
Franklin thought these siit letters
unne«ssary: c, i, qi w, x and y. He
wanted some new etters to replace
"th," "sh" and "ns." Plus several
more so "a," "o" and "u" wouldn't
have to serve so many different
sounds.
That the cartoonist Tad Dorgan
coined the word "hotdog" has been
mentioned repeatedly. Not why.
though. That comesublc already had
a name. Given by German speakers
who loved their sausages. But
Dorgan didn't know how to spell
"dachshund."
Hard to beheve, but 11 says here a
dozen grasshoppers can outeat a
cow.
Rodrigo Diaz, that renowned hero
of Spaan otherwise known as El Cid,
saw fit to give his horse a name that
translates as "Idiot... People who
know horses don't find that surpns-
ing. I'm told. El Cid knew ho~s.
Worst of the national bad-health
problem is what one medico calls
"self-induced disorders." Smoking.
drinkina. drugging. over-eating,
supr gor&ini. whatever. These re-
lief-seekers arc said to run up half
the country's medical bills. You buy
that?
swm·~ to impress the children he
pla~' "1th. He also tells fibs 10
e'l'apc punishment.
~h husb..and fel'ls that \\C should
natl him C\cf\ ume he he" I sa' we
c,hould o' alool.. the pctt~ siufT· and
conrcntrn tl' o n the maJor issues
C halknging the ho~ on e' Cl) he
mah ·' for a \\Ccl..end of constant
lonll 1d
I lxhc' e 'lid.) necdo; profes4'1onal
help. hut his mother 1s \Cl) un·
umpcral1\l' Huv. l'an we get her to
\(.'C th1c; ''llhout starting World War
Ill" -.\T \\IT'~ END IN TA H
DEAR UT AH: Enlist the help of
Nicky's teacber . She bas undoubted-
ly st'en evidence that the boy 11
disturbed and needs heavy-duty
counseling.
Repeated and gross lying Is a
symptom of deeper problems -low
self-esteem and an unbealtlly need
for attention. Ask the teacher if she
will call Nicky's mother aad suggest
counseling. The boy needs belp des·
perately.
SPOTl~IGHT
Jill Lytle of In 1ne has won a
·· ''CCI 16 C ont~I'· sponsored b\
• '>'>) maga11m· for telling in 50
"'ords or less .. ,,h) it's cool to tX'
16 ..
L}tlc "as one of 16 (of course)
natio nal v.1nncrs out of around 600
entries. he v.as flown to New York
C II) fo r a fi w -da} tnp. g1ven a
three.quarter carat diamond pen-
dant and had a c.:hance 10 meet two
)Oung cclebnt) heartthrobs • • • Student counn l officers ha'e tx.-cn
elcl·tcd at Harbor View School. They
arc Brad Evans, president: Katie
Williams, first vice preside nt: Carlil
Husband. second vice president:
Brittany Simon, secretary: and Katy
Grumbles, treasurer. ••• Dr. Cllarles Robert1oa has been
selected as the t 989 honoree by the
Al D Scrv1cc!I Foundation for his
outsuind1ng dcd1cat1on and commit-
ment to the community in the field
of .\IDS • • • JaaJce Travis-is Fountam Valley's
new pubhc1I) chairman for the Girl
Sco ut Council of Orange County.
he will be publicizing Girl Scout
news for her community in the
volunteer position.
Election 1 89
Measure M
campaign raises
l-• some questions
Proponents of a county-wide measure to increase the
sales tax o ne-half cent to pay for transportation improve-
ments have raised and spent a lot money on behalf of
Meas~re M , perhaps too much.
Big m oney campaigns naturally create big suspicions.
Orange County voters have demonstrated reluctance in the
past to trade their votes for highly financed measures. Some
analysts blame ~ fat bankroll for the defeat of Proposition
A , a transportation sal_es tax measure proposed in 1984.
It would be a m~JOr setback for everyone who lives,
works o r plays here 1f M easure M were rejected Nov. 7
because of the zealousness of its supporters.
To date, Measure M backers have raised S 1.8 million
and spent $1.3 million. By contrast, tho~ opposed to the
measure, a. group called No New Taxes, has raised about
$8.200. h 1s clearly a spending mismatch though the polls
put the contest much closer. Still, questions persist:
Who arc the backers o f Measure M and why are they
spending so much?
Arc the op ponents of the measure a disorganzied
mmonty crying wolf!
ls the suppon for a transportation improvement plan
refl ective o f the count} 's citizenry or is it the handiwork of
special interests?
C1t1zcns for Yes o n M describes itself as a broad
coalition of bu1sness. labor. e n vironmentalists and builders
and there 1s no reason to think o therwise. though politicians
should nghtl) be added to the li st.
Noted environmentalists Norman G rossman and T om
R oge rs are behind Measure M along with such representa·
ttves of the bu1s ness community as the chambers of
commerce of Newport Beach. Costa M esa and Irvine. Poll s
sho"' almost 50 out of every 80 voters who have made up
their m~nds on thl.' issue wit! support Measure M along with
most of the pola t1cal establishment. Clearly, there is wide-
spread \upport.
H owever. the majority of the money behind M easure
M as from the building communal> and that seems curious.
Developers dominate the campaign spending lists both in
their num ber~ and an the size o f their do natio ns. The
W11l1am L)on Co. The Irvine Co .. Lincoln Property Co .• A.-
M Homes. Ahmanson De' elopments Inc.. Baldwin
Builders. Inc. The last goes on.
If the measure as what its name implies. the Traffic
Im pro' cmcnt and Growth Managem ent Plan. voters will
""ant to 1..no" "'h~ builder are rushing forward with their
support and their dollars. De' eloper support for a plan that
prom1~cs to manage grO\.\th while 1mpro..,,1ng roads 1s not
cas1l) umkrstood
D o ubt Ii, unan\\\Cred questions and unclear moll\ es
should no t be allo"cd to cloud the issue of how this count)
lan find better "a~s to mo'e its people around.
\\ c belie' c tht• count) 's transportation problems arc
sl·nous enough tl1 v..arrant an increase an the sales tax to pa)
for 1mpro,cme nts We behe'e m building bigger and better
roads. using altcrnatl\C means of transportation and better
coordinating our trans.ponat1on network. We firmly beheve
gro " th mu'it tx· managed We behcvc "oters sh o uld support
M easu re l\'I.
We al~o bellc\C' C1t11e ns for Yes o n M needs to better
c\plain its mot I\ cs and spending habits if \'Otcrs are to
commit their ta'\ dollars next week at the polling place. ..
Op1n1ons expre~ In thlS si>•ce Ara. tbo.te--OLtbe..DalJ¥PUoL Olbec
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Disasters often mold our
perceptions of politicians
S-\CRAMENTO -Cnses make
or hrcak pol111c1ans. often unfa1rh
on both rnunts -
Poht1nam. b~ their nature. tn·
ti:nscl\ d1shki: !>1tua11ons that arc
unpred11:1abll•. th.it focus media and
puhhl' a11i:n11on on thcmsches. and
\\hose lOn~c4ucnl'e'I. therefore. can-
not bi: acrnratd~ guaged.
lh ·n·nl l '> hl')lOr. IS \lUdded
"'1th nampk '> uf poi111cal care-ers
that wen· dl''>tro~t·d or enhanced b)
pcrformanl."l''I during tht: ~trl'SS of
cns1s -or b} public pcn:l'pltOO"i of
thost· pcrformarn.:l'S.
l>Mght f-1'>l'nhov.cr became a hero
bi:laU!ll' hl' t!.Ul'\'>ed correct!) that the
-\.\t'athn \\Ould alto" an in,·as1on of
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l fl'll\ o f I Yll2 '>hOrl·<l up an other-
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Dan Hs/ter• '' a ~•ndtcstt·d
r oluma11>I
Money makes the world,
county roads go round
Do \OU rr membcr the old song.
"It"' "'hat \<l U de• 1.1.1th what )OU got
't'\cr mind ho" mul."h ~ou got. It''
,,h.11 \OU do "'Ith "'hat ~nu got that
pa) 'i oil in the t:od''".' •
Thi\ rnuld be the theme song of
some vcn n1ft\ c1h and count\
engineers 'who've ani"ull) and with
vet) little mone) pa1chcd up our
roads and staved off gndlock JUSt a
little longer M) most fa,onte eng1-
ncr l"' arr Ne""port Beach's Ben
"'olan and. before. Don Sampson.
In 1he1r honor. Orange Count>
\Otcr'> \hould hum.a few bars and
pull the IC\ er marked )t'S on
Mra'iun-M on Nm 7 This is for
the half <ent sale<1 ta~ incrca~ to
fund 1ran<iportat1on mrasures 10 Or-
ange C ount~
Nothing l'I more pamful than vo1-
1ng to pend mone) We women
ha\C somcho~ gottt'n the knack (of
spend1n.g. no1 voting). but you men
bleed over evel) hard~rn~ buck.
Please don·1 1cll me you've either
iJVCn 81 the offi~ or the check IS IO
the mail. This 1~ )our last chance to
let the locals ha ve a shot at spending
your money for girdlock rchcf. Stop
bttfing about all the money you've
thrown down 1hc state and federal
ratholc in a,a.sohnc taitH. Oranae
Count)' hould be in the Guinness
Book of Rcc:ords as the bi.,at
uckcT county an capti~ity.
You nttd powerful or tncky (or
both) lqaslato(S to aie• even a trickle
of mOM)' ·~•Y from p-eedy LA.
And let's f1« i&. lbc wunp& Who've
l'CPft:KOtcd us 1n lbe put couldn·1
ann mC>lhc'r (no ofJm.te ma). But
now we•R bcsi.nn1ns to uftd up to
the buJlici thanks to two nifty
~ .
8rUCie NcicaAde .s. "' my Of"•M>G. a .,ut ltllfttpONtion ~He
WU iMtnlmtntal lft ··:ag.. a
PIM pig to CMbk ()ruel _.ty
IO eteapt LA ·1 dolniMCt.. AM Ila.It
Sea. Marian .... • • .., 11...ay
c:mied die =-ID OW .. l•••s--*•tComcy ~
\\ r are luck\ nl"'' tha l 'lc<;tandr
go1 h1m~l l apprn n1t•d ti' (•II' km
Brov..n to 1he a ll1l al 'tall' Tran'>por-
1a11on (umm1'\IOn .ind '-l''ltandc
'"" ~n r" on 1l t'\t'nl lhC\ugh hl'" no longer an l'lcl 11.·d 11llil 1al Thi~
comm1'"on ha\ f)(•"'l'f "' 1.·r tht: im-
portant 'ilate tran-.pc1n.1111m 1m-
plcmcnta11on fund'
II v..or~s like th1<, II "'u "'ant
tr.m'>f)()rt3 llur\ mom'\ 'ou ha' c to
get on the lOunt~ 1mrk mcn1a11on
fund hst and v.ork )OUr "'a' up un11l
)Our proJCCt grts to lhe top of the
'itatc hst. If )O U are luc~' there 1~
some money lef\ 1n the pot Th1<i
oraan11cd. but didn't replau.·
thcpork barrel approach
The slate transportation ~om
mi511on is vt'l')' powerful l found
lhlS out by 11tcnd1n1 every mc-c11n1
(at m)' ov.-n c.Jtpcnse) all ov<"r the
st4tc durina my first two years as a
council\\>om1n (1971-80).
1ncc the thl'n-Mayor Pa ul
Ryckoff dad not like m)
r.h1losort11ca1 pers&&asion (tnn1--
at1on: wH not a "no powthu''),
he ~fused to IJ~C me any mean-•naftll counal au.,nment.s. So I rw
M)'Xlf the job or. keepe.. lnlC of
our •m~mcntataon fUnda mace our
Bay ~ "' on •t. and dMn a move to IC'.Uttle 1t.
The ~ Mft llMMlftUDI
a lctaa 11¥'rib• .. ~mpeip to con-
vi n« Go". ·Brown and lMlt·
ltnM Director Adrian• Gia.ft~
Um) ..... '"'~ .. I.ht ... -"lrit'Mlt indal& .. Al ..... ~ mitlioM:rl\IM........_,,
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Rl·r~t'\011 1, doing 11
...,,, pka~·. pn·11~ pkj<.,t• pu t ,,1ml'
nwrl' mone) in thl' !')<.II that Orangt•
<Dunt' ldn u)nlrol Tht' mmxi 1n
tht· .. 1atc" that it v.111 hl·lr t11un111.·<.
"h11 hdp them~·h e<. Tht· 'late {tCt<.
m11n· hang tor "' hucl 11 11 alhxatr<.
1111 .1 matching tund ha•"'
\1ca .. ure M "'ould pm ' 1de S' I
b1lhon o'er ::io 'car. to Ix-gin 10
allt'' 1a1c the humper-to-humpc-r 1raf-
ti1. 1hat mar' the tount' 3\ a platc."
to ll\e and v.orl.
\ hall <ent incrca~· "'ould ra1'<'
lhl' l urrent -.ale~ ta\ 10 61 ·cents and
u 1'l the a' crag<" n1n.,umer S 50 tu
S •<; l'lt'I 1.car -not an 1M1(tn1fie11nt
,tnhHIOI
Tht• mcasurt "'mild l'armarl 4~
Pl'fll'nt l'' the monc) tor fn.~wa)
1mpnncmt·nt and most of thr rest
llll regwn.11 1raM1t and other road
irnpro,cmcnt\ <\mona the proJoct5
aH' 'ipccdmg l·omplct1on oftht' Santa
\nJ Fr<'<"""3> ~1dcmng. rcbuald"'
1hc El Toro "Y" interc-hangt' of the
Cianta t\na l\nd the San Oleao free·
"a". hu1ld1ng a ~20-milc network
ol "'upcr <1trttt'." C\pandina rail
'>c.-n 11.'<' 11nd coord1n3t1n1 traffic 51.1-
nah
( urrcntl) 11 rount1c 1n C'ah-
(om1:1 h3\'(' half<Cnt sales taxes (or
tran~ponauon 1ndud1n1 t"vcry c-oun1 ~ cont11uou to Oranair Coun·
t) C'C~pt for n Rcmard1no Coun-
t)
Wht'n the llte puU up the aranu
and th(} go 10 the count.IC& that ran
p1 ov1dc matctuna fu nd don·l fotFt
''Tht' (,olden Ruk ..
HE WHO H.\ THE 0010 ...
RULES!
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TueSday, Octot>et 3 1, 1989 A9
Capitalism
alive and
well in
Russia
l 11 lhl E-d1111r
I'm Jn e:1.·"''-'"'P11nt'r "'ho recent·
I' t'\~h.inge-d 'll'"'' on mutual tnps
Ill I 'i'iK \.\llh Jim h:hon O\Cf
li111l ll .._,1111\.\ 1ng lht• \o\ tel '>kills tn
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AlO DAILY' PILOT/ Tueeday, Oc1ober 31, 1988
I llt \II IC
Intolerance eyed in 'Breaking the Code'
9Y TOM TrTUS
0-.. Net eo. .......
Altho ugh its central character is
the man whose genius penetrated
the Nazis' unbreakable Enigma code
and hastened the end of World Wa r
II. Hugh Wh1temorc's "Breaking lhe
Code" concerns itself primarily with
the breaking of another code -that
of d iscretion in postwar England
where homosexuality was accepted
and tolerated u long as one didn't
make an issue about it.
Alan Turins commitcd the one
offense prohibited by this code -he
admiued . almost casually. his par-
ticipation in a ho mosexual rela-
tionship, and this admission prcc1p1-
tated his d isgrace and eventual
suicide. His story is exam ined with
gripping clarity on the Mai nstage o f
South Coast Repen o ry.
Perusal of Turins·s chronology in
the SCR program 1s mandatory for
playgoers because Whitemore pres--
ents precious little of the "up side"
of T uring's life and concentrates on
the events leading to his ruin. There
is no .. eureka .. scene in which the
actual cryptographic m iracle is
achieved. nor 1s there a segment
detailing the hom age of a grateful
Britain to this man who helped save
the natio n from destruction.
Jonathan McMurtry frlghtJ expl•lns hi•
theories to Dennis Robertson In .. Breaking
the Cod• .. on the M•lnstag• •t South Coan
Repertory.
The pla y instead is composed of
isolated incidents. batted around in
a dram atic time machine much likc
a series of episodes from T V's
.. Q uantum Leap .. series in no speci-
fic chronological o rder. The play
begins with the police investigation
into a burglary at Turi ng·~ ho me.
which leads to the fa tal adm ission.
then hops back and forth from child -
hood to the wanime proJCCt to Tur-
ing's troubled later life. returning
periodicall) to the 1n vest1gat1on
bn ll1ant but disagreeable cha racter
enormou!> depth and dimension.
McMurtr) is a t his zenith when
rhapso<l111ng about the poss1b1lities
of his mechanical brain (the pioneer
of tocia> '!> computer) in one ex-
tcndl·d and com pelling mo no logue.
:vtc11rulou!>ly directed hy Martin
Benson. McMurtr. e ndows his
rharactcr "1th a stammer which
man111.'st' itself onh in times of
ix·r<,onal discomfort." never during
h1\ eloquent discourse o n his work.
Thl· acwrs raw emouo nal power is
a lOnnc<.·ting clement fo r the play.
"h1ch turns a trl·ause on society into
an intense!) in' oh ing expenence.
gl\ ing mother deli vers a beautiful
scne'\ of' 1gne1tes which underscore
thl' pla) ·s human quality. Hal Land-
on Jr rc,eal!>arorner ofheaninthe
Bntt<;h establishment as the police
1n\l'\t1gator rtluctantl) bound by
dut~ to dc\trm this harmless eccen-
1 rK
Tunng·s !>upcnor on the code pro-
Jell 1s \.l,oarml) interpreted by Dennis
Ro tx·rtson. "h1le Sybil Lines nicel)
l'naus the "'oman "hose love dee~
em into understand1n~. David
PO\ ntcr a\ h1\ bovhood fnend. John
K ·11nton as h1" ~orking-clas!> lover,
John-Da' 1d Keller as his officious
'>UJX'nor :ind fames Nardini as a
Greek dallian<.·e complete the p1c-
tun.•.
At its core. howe,cr. "Breaking
the Code" benefits magnificent!)
fro m the immense power of its star.
Jona than McMurtry. who gi ves his
Patrina Fraser as Alan's hardly
undl'r!>tanding bu1 1nlin1tel) for-
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~· MlcHellllAfnr HeWlhour Sumvll (In S111eo1 :;; Nov• Decoo.ng tile Boo• ot Joumey IMO Sleep ::; Buslneaa Rpt. MlcHetll Life ::; l.nter • ::'1 MllOll The Case of TheGm1 Newt Best o1 Steplleft King'a Wotlcl o1 Horror Helrt ol the Rdlltd
the eltJte Tap hlrScM N1bol'I DllftlOnd
Al£ Mowle: "An llldlc9nl Obteteion'' Contd l"'9'0Y T~ The LIQlllCI of V eltfttlno IR) I Movie: • •• , .. An lndtctnt Obtetaion"
AMC Mo¥ll: ••• "Houle of FfritMttlft" Movie: .. ~ •• Dlllllhtlr" IMovie: .. '' "Son of Dr8Qill" (1943) MoWI: •• "BIKll Fridly''
MAYO MoWI: "The M9Glc T owllloor (1 9861 Con1 d 11Nctntf'1 S~ No. I (RJ Soutfl Bri Show: Ken Russell ''Mloic Toy"
oes "The Adwnlurel of lcllMod Mid flllr. TOid"' ltlllowMrl Movie: ... .., "The Ghost lllCI Mrt. MW" (19'7 Fan1asy) Owe-Hemet Heunling
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FAM 100 Club llitlMll 8allNln Movie: u "Meelle" (1968 Advent1Jf.8J Jed Allen 700 Cl"*>
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ta) Mo¥ll: "'RurwlMg" Cont d Movie: "Ptrtlc:t Wltnna" (1989. Drama) BNn Dennehy o Nol·So-Ortlt ~ T *' Ftolll Ille Crypt
LIFE C.....&Ucet SOlnMf: F0t life Movie: ... "TODDlf" (1937, Comedv) Cary Grltll S9enMr: fOf Hirt
MAX Merrie: "Princele" Cont'd Merrie: *"Hoe ID Trot" (1988. Comeclv) 'PG !Merrie: o• "Stir Cran" (1980, ComecM Gene Wiider R .. Jeaald •• .
NICK Ill. OldlllC IL.oonlY TUMI le•ktled 8ewltcNd le•iedled 9eW1edled Bewitdlld llewitdlld "*'*' ... ltdled ,._.. aiill Con! o IKinga KOtMr NHL Hocaey Los Anotles KrlCIS a1 PrttsbulQh ~ llUnlt Tl*d Period .....
ICU "°"' 9Mw: HabOnll Con1 d 5llOl1I """"'Seoul OlylftplCI Ellcore !Hone 5'low Nationll (R)
IHOW Movie: ut "se.nd Mid Dlhet" (1987, Drama) 'PG O McMt: u \; "The o.c.Mn" 1988) Pllfte Brosnan. McMe: •• "Fire Yflll Fire"
TIS Merrie: •• "Munetlf Qo Hclme'' (1966) Ffld Gwynne Movie: •• "Ont Dlltl Niallt" 1983, Horr°') ~eo Tiiiy Movie: •• "Detfl Moon" -Merrie: ....... Out' Con1'd flloM:"F~" Merrie: ••u "The lri6t of Frn....in" !Mottle: ttt "Son of F"'*""'8111" (1939)
00 ....... Mow* H•~ "lldl ID lllMn" (19'5) John Wayne 1-.: .. "The""" ill Ut" (1935. Comldv) Mowir. ... ~"It. u.111 Kid"
USA ... vie. .......... """' Movie: o \; "Tltct or Trtltl" (1982) Jac:kllVn GlrOUJ ._. Vici (In S.IOJ
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O tfT Faulkner's enormous multi-
unit setting is extremely effective, as
is Peter Maradudin's de~iled liJht-
ing plot. The giant computer unit in
the background. never really em -
plo>ed. func tions as a silent
centerpiece for the dram a.
'"Breaking the Code" is an intrigu-
ing experience. but preparatio n by
thl' playgoer 1s quite necessary for
ultimate enJO) mcnt. Performances
run11 nue through Nov. 30 with cur-
t:iin Tue!>days thro ugh Fridays at 8
p.m .. Saturdays at 2:30 a nd 8 p.m ..
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Boingo delivers
tricks and treats
in Irvine shows
ly ROGER BLOOM
Of -~ ,.... k-"I
Halloween treats came early this year for Oingo Boingo fans u
the always devilish Danny Elfman and his minions broU&ht I.heir
fire-and-brimstone rock to the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre for
two sold-out shows this weekend.
Orange County has always been a hotbed support for Boingo,
and this was the scv'cnth year in a row that Elfman &. Co. brought
their tricks and treats down from Los Angeles for a Halloween
extravaganza. But Elfman was doing more than preachina to the
converted this time -in the 21h-ho ur, 32-song set Friday night
Oingo Boingo made a strong bid to break out of its "West Coast
band" pigeonhole. with Elfman co mmanding the stage like a man
possessed and the band providing tight, spirited support. It was a
co nvincing demonstration that this group can more than bold its
own on any stage. in any company.
Which is what a lot of locals have thought all along. Many can
remember back to the late '70s when the then Mystic Knights of the
Oingo Boingo hit the L.A. scene wnh a rema.rka~ly creative ~n~
bizarre cabaret. That act opened with an tntncate percussio n
interlude conducted by the entire band in ape suits and ended two
ho urs later with Elfman. dressed in white suit and devil horns.
singing a particulary unnerving version of Cab Calloway's "H i-De-
Ho."
When the New Wave hit in 1978. Elfman and his baodmates
shifted gears quickly and became Oingo Boingo. scoring big locally
· with singles like "Gray Matter" and "Only a Lad," and becoming
known for their technical virtuosity, manic stage presence. and
scathing lyrics. Since then they have turned out albums on a fairlX
regular baSIS, their last being I 988's double release, "Boingo Alive. •
So. wh> aren't these guys superstars? Probably because Elfman's
uncomprom1sm&)y off-ce nter approach. both musically and lyrically,
lea ves a lot of ltsteners -and critics. who should know bette r -
more bewildered than bemused. T he group also. as Elfman is quick
to admit. got into something of a rut with its first two albums. which
generated a dedica ted cult following but failed to carry the band to
the big time.
That was a long time ago, however. Certainly. the earl y bcat-
hcavy. frenc11c. dance-music-from-hell approach is still a major part
of O ingo Boingo·s arsenal -songs like "Little Girls." "Only a Lad,"
"Wild Sex" and "What You See ls What You Get" still get
enthus1ast1c receptions from local fans. and there's no shortage of
newer songs in a like vein. But Elfman has consciously tried in the
last fo ur )Cars to move in other directions. too. Newer works like
"Stay," "'f.hc Last Time" and the pos11i,ely hltmg "We Close Our
E)e:>" add breadth to the more recent albums. And. of course,
Elfman·s second career as a composer of film scores ("Midnight
Run:· both Pee-Wee Herma n movies, and "Batman," am ong several
others). wh~k not reflected in Bo1ngo's music. 1s nevertheless a
convinc ing demonstration of his creative depth.
Whteh bnngs us back to the weekend shows 111 Irvine. M ixed
1n "1th the old standards (the ''h1-de-ho" intcr1ccted mto "Goodbye.
Goodbye" dates to 1he M)st1c Knights days) were four new songs
dra"n from lhl· band's upcoming February relea se: "Peel Back. the
lo.in." "fjlol'\ Be.'' "Out of Control." and "When the Lights Go
Out." ..\II appeared 10 he crafted m usically to appeal to a wider
audience. "'h1le main1a1n1ng the l)ncal bite that Elfman ts no tonous
for.
Thev were also well-received bv the crowd, but the crowd was hardl~ 10 a d1scnmma11ng mood Ii "as above all a "Dead Man's
Pan.i . ··as the opening number heralded. a nd virtually all 15,000 fans
1n attendance each night sta)ed on their fee t for the e ntire
performance Giant skeletons 1n the Mexican "Dia dc los Muen os"
(Day of 1he Dead) style Oanked the stage. an overhead screen
efTecti\'CI) intcrsJX'rscd close-ups of the stage action with anim ation
and clips from old black-and-wh1tc horror movies. and Elfman
gcnumel) seemed to be ha" 1ng the t1mt> of his hfe as he strutted,
danced and somersaulted his wa~ through the performance.
Throughout 1t all, Elfman was aided and abetted by the
engaging!) elfin John Avila's !'lass pla )tng and stage antics. Johnny
"Vatos" Hernandez' creative and compelling drum work. and Steve
Bartek's guitar n fTs that shattered the mght hk.e machine-gun fi re.
The re "asn't a single dull moment from the opening nff of
"Dead Man's Pan y·· to the final farewell 1n "Goodbye. Goodbye."
It was a world-class performance from the Best in the West.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31 . 1989
If money
talks, do
you buy
Kite no. 17
S5 .6 million says
he's the all-time
swinger in golf
Spo~ing no tes. quotes and ob-
servations for perfectly-frightening
Halloween:
Spooky propos1t1on. I'll take the
Vikings and Bengals next Sunday.
give )OU the Rams and Raiders. plus
I 0 points combined. and you ca n use
the points any way )OU want.
Dominance b} the Oakland A's in
the Earthquake Scncs only accen-
tuates the magnitude of the Dodgt>r
shaker one year ago.
Isn't at about time for Geo rgia
Fron11ere to start sending 1n plays?
Oh. she has been?
I ntlauonary absurdity: Golfer
Tom Kne has become the PGA
Tour's all-time leading mone) win-
ner with $5.6 m11l1o n.
Now that the college bowl picture
1s taking shape and It a ppears Notre
Dame will battle Colorado or Ne-
braska in the Orange Bowl on New
York's Day to seule No. I . the Irish
will probably lose first 10 M1am1.
Whatever happened to Dieter
Brock?
I've listened 10 the new voices o n
LA. ·s sports tall shows and now I
don't ha"e 10 listen an) m o re.
Is 11 "nttcn somewhere in NFL by·
la ws that as soon a s a deserving
!>C'cond-stnng quarterback. such as
Steve Bcuerle1n . "ins the c;taningJob
that he must get hurt'l
If the N FL pla)om ~ere to begin
this "eeke nd. these "ould be )Our
pamngs: .\f( -Broncos' s "lid
card "1nna. Bengals .,.5 Bills. N FC
-49ers 's "1ld card. Vikings \ s.
G iants.
Yes. the Rams and Raide rs are still
ah"e for wild card berths but 1"11 still
g.i ' e) ou I 0 points. combmcd. this
Sunda).
Can we C\ e r forget ho" .\I Cam·
pan1s botched the deal for Rickey
Henderson a few )'Cars ago at the
"inter meetings?
Cubs" broadcaster J)ewa~ ne Staats
has announced he's leav ing WGN to
accept a fi ve->car. SI m1lhon-pcr·
\car contract to announce Yankee
games for Madison Square Garden
cable TV.
Same station. d11Tercn1 sport:
L. .\. ·s man> cable c;ubscnbers to the
Chicago superstauon (WG N) will be
\ 1ewing :w Bulls· games this NBA
season. and that means Michael Jor-
dan.
Belated kudos 10 an ta Anita stew-
ards "ho made a firm dec1S1on in
handingJocke) Patnck Valenzuela a
60-da) suspension fo r a pos1uve drug
test. Ifs never CnJO)able to take away
an athlete's"' eh hood but rac ing
won't sun ive "11hou1 such de-
c1s1o ns.
My selections for Saturday's seven
Breeders' Cup races from Gulstream
Park. Flonda (NBC-TV)·
•Sprint -Sam Who. espt"Caally 1f
he draws o utside.
•Juvenile Fil hes -This race
comes upa raffie but I give t'ra1ner
Wayne Lukas a big shot with one of
has three e ntnes. We'll try Special
Happening.
• Distaff -Bayakoa an a tight fit
over Gorgeous.
•Mill' -Unbeaten Z1lzal from
o verseas wall be post-time favorite
but tab Sabona and Political mb1-
11on as potential upsctten.
•Juvenile -Ano ther wide-open
heat but this nod goes to 1mprovmg
Sin&le Dawn. If Turf-Pnzcd may make his
first outing on the lawn a wtnnmg
one.
•Classic -Easy Goer over un-
day Silence. decisively.
(P'teaw Me T AU.EY /82J
1109\iORS
·Eagles run away from foes
Wojtkiewicz
has been key
to 8-0 record
By JON FERGUSON
Of ttw I>"'>' -kal9
At halfttme of Fnday night's
game against Newport Harbor
Htgh. the unbeaten Estancia
Eagles were having their troubles
and facing the possibility of de-
feat.
Then came the second half. and
the Eagles took control in the
• Player of the Week
fourth quarter. Running back Josh
WoJtkiewicz provided the knock-
out punch w11h a pair of fourth
quarter touchdown runs -78 and
23 yards -which turned a 14-10
Sea View League battle into a
28-10 victory to maintain a per-
fect record after eight games.
Wojk1ew1cz earned the ball 12
times for 131 )ards in the second
half and 20 times for 16 7 yards in
the game -I 0th best on the all-
t1me Estancia single-gam e rushmg
hs1 -to earn Dail> Pilot Player
of the Week honors.
"Somehow this team cam e back
out. and I would have to say
played a perfect second half as a
coach could ask for." said Estan-
cia Coach John L1ebengood.
"We moved the ball consistent·
ly and had no major fumbles or
mterceptio ns. We blocked as well
as we ha\C in eight games during
the second tialf. ihe hole Josh ran
through (on the 78-yard run) was
big enough for )OU and I and Josh
to run through."
L1d:>cngood said there was no
)'Cll1ng and screaming at halftime.
JUSI talk of "hat needed to be
do ne 1n I.he M.'cond half after a
slugg1 <,h scrnnd quarter where
Murph)·') La" was the o nl ) thing
which co~1stentl} prevailed for
the Eagk s '
"We kne" what "e had 10 do.
and we did 11." W0Jtk1ew1c1 said
"'-'\·do n't ha\l' a 'el") emotional
team. 11°') pre1 1~ unemotio nal It's
hard to get up <for a game ) so me-
11ml'S ..
11·., u ndc r-.tand ablc afte r
ouh<:onng se'cn o pponents h) an
a H·rage o l 25 ~-I ~ But the Eagle
ha'c '"o Sea \'1e" contests re-
maining. "1th the d tnching of a
pla\otT ~rth on 1he hnc Fnda\
night. ·
But the Eagles pro' l'd the~
rnuld rnmc hack last Frida\.
something the) hadn't needed io
do tx-fo rc this season
W11h 8:~7 remaining in the
fourth quartt•r. Wo)tk1cw1cz broke
open the game with hie; 78-)ard
run on a trap pla).
"The linebacker got sucked 1n
un the m omentum going to the
n ght and tool himself o ut o f thl'
pla~ :· \\'0Jtk1c" 1cz said "The
hnt:men hlock<.'d great The hole
"as lhcre Yo u could have dn"t'n
a olks"agen s1dewa)S through 11
O n tht' outside. Mike Aulet had a
.,.., _,.._., __
Estancla's Josh Wojtlclewlcz, and Coach John Uebengood.
U TANCIA HIGH'S ALL TIMa RUSHING L•ADa ltS (SIMGLa GAMa) ,n.l'lavw. YW -•••• _.,sqre tm IJY'I
1. Dew JeMMll. '"'· vs.. hcMca <ll· 12> 11-m 2. OM~ 1f7t, YL T"'9t (2'·6) 2'-m
i. OM ~ 1'12. n. c..a MMe cn-20> 2'-t n
4. OM ~. 1'71. vs. """9l Ol•O) a -m
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block on o ne of the corners that
"a!> a great block. That's "hat
broke 11."
L1ebt'ngood wa!> a lmle more
descnpll'e
"He JUSt h11 up 1n there. boom.
lxx>m. boom. and bang he was
an." L1ebcngood said with his best
John Madden 1m1tat1on. "It was
JUSI great bloclung up front Our
otTensl\ e pla) er of thc game was a
lineman our center Chns Cooni-.
Our "hok hne did a great JOb
from Coons 10 our tackles Jacl
Ho"ard and Lenn) Herman to
our guards ~1arl Y..estman and
R1lhard Berends ··
Lltcr. "1th ~ ) 7 re maining 1n
the game. W0Jtk1ew1cz broke
through a~an. taking a counter
d 1vt' pla) _3 )ards up the middle
fur a nother score. his I I th tou.-h·
do"' n of the \Cason.
"'The linemen sustained their
blocks:· Wo1 1loewicz ~1d. "I
"cnt into the back of o ne of the
linemt'n, scooted tr\ mg to keep
legs m u' ing and looke-d left There
'-'3S a huge hole and I hit 1t as
hard a' I could ··
Ha' 1ng rusht'd tor IPO ~ards
through eight games. the ;.
foot· I I. 18.5-poundcr "'ould It kl'
to breal.. the singlc-..ea<,on school
record of 1.1"'3 'ards b' Dan
Pn nceo110. "ho sei 1he ma-rl 1 n a
nine-game season 1n 197::! '-'o-
Jlk1c"'1lz rushed for 42'\ ~ards his
<,op homore <:>ea'>l>n and 1.042 a-. a
Junior
L1ehengood '>('CS 1mprO\\.'mt·nt
in his top tatlhacl.. this season
"Ht· reads tht: hole better he's
gut bc.·ttcr bR·ala"a~ speed and "
a much stronger runner "hl'n he
docs h11 the hok.. L1chengood
said. "Tht' thing I don't !\kl· 1s he
fumbles qu11c a bit. but he's a hard
runner and he gl't' h11 a lot.
Against L'n1 o n one run. he got h11
sc,rn times. Hr tal..cc, a tremen-
dous amuunt of pun1!>h ment
\.\'hen a kid run<, a' man' 11m cs a"
hl' docs. 1t'~ a tnhute· tha1 he
dut:'>n·t gt·t hurt ··
.\s long 35 '-"l1Jtl 1c"1u can
keep SU'>t.umng thl· punishment
and thl' 1.kfrn'1'e l t'''
l1d)\:ngond \\tll l..1.·ql fct:d1ng him
··'-'1th tJkntcJ had .... \OU JU<,t
h •cp &" 1ng thl·m lhl' hall and
IP' ing thl·m the t>a ll and \tX>ner
or IJtcr thl·~ ·re going 111 hreal.. It "
L1ehcnguod '>J1J "Rut IA.l" hJ\C J
lot ot 01 htir thing' gn1 ng Im U'>
\\1.'.,e ~WI 1runntng had.<..1 "-l'' 1n
Thoma' C 1an Rurni"'' .ind 14uar·
1crh.1l I.. 1 Danm l 1. h·r ..
..\nd althuuih hl' doc<>n't pla'
c' en Jo" n 11n 1..kfr·n~· "'-n-Jtl1l'~"'' " Jn 1111rnrtan1 u1n
tr1 hu to r
"'\\ c 1.all him J nu&gl't nn dt·-
kn'e .. L1d'll'ngoc.J -..i1d "'V. l' rut
him tn un 'fXl1al Jn\'"' !\ir Cl'r-
ta1n things tx·l.lU\1.' 11! hi' 'IX't'tl
Som1.·t1ml'' J' Jn uu l <\1dl'
ltnd'l3llo..t•r. \11mt.·11m1.·, a<\ J dl't.'p
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bc.·lau~· he·., 'u'-h a ~?rl'JI Jthletc
\\e lhtnl.. he \.JO rl:i) hoth "•I\\.
hut hl' "'1uldn·1 tx· J<. 4uJ lit' Ill a
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\\ 011.l..1l"\\ 1u 111..l'' it that v.a'
·I haJ h• start hoth "a'' hclnrc
pl:i' 1ng J' an 10\1dr llnt•hacl cr
f Please see EST ANCIA/B21
A Love Story from Fountain Valley
By RICHARD DUNN
Dally,_ Coueopoodeot
It took Jackie Slater eight seasons
bcfor<.' finall) being recogmze-d as an
.:\II-Pro 01Tens1 ve tackle.
Duval Lo' c. a fifth-year pro for the
Rams who "orks next to Slater at
nght guard. 1sn 't thinking about play·
ing 14 years in the NFL. or ptnang
fi ve Pro Bowl scle-ctions. lake his
mentor.
RaiV't now. Lo ve JUSt wants his
starting JOb back.
After stamng four games at nght
guard an 1987 for the injured Dennis
Harrah. who retired at the end of that
season. Love started 15 of 16 regular-
scason games there last year.
Has o nly miss was against Phoenix
in Week Five because of a spnuned
left fooL
So this seemed to be Lovc·s bud-
Jing )Car. time for him to be heard in
the same breath as In· Pankey. Tom
Newberry and center Doug Smith -
aligned with Slater. the chief of the
Rams· offcnsl\C hnc .
But. m the course of a holdout.
Love massed too much trammgcamp
:ind. e ventual!). his starting pos1t1on
to Tony Slaton.
"I had to renego11ate a new con·
trac t and 11 took a little longer than
an11 c1patcd." said Love. a IOth-
round pick in 1985 out of UCLA.
"So I came to camp late this summer.
I missed, 10 fact. all of ~mp. and
there were a couple of guys gettrng a
Jump o n me.
··1 was a starter last )'car. but com-
ing into this season. I needed some
m ore work. The} eventually decided
to go wtth To n> Slaton and now I
have 10 back ham up and cam the
startmg pos1t1on back. so I lost it by
holding o ut.
"()nee the contract (dispute) was
O\ er "1th. I tncd to get back into
pla)ing shape. but 1t was hard af\er
m issing training camp. I didn't ha\e
a chance to compete for the starting
pos111on. The past four years. I had
lime to rompetc and had a fair op-
portunit) ...
Love 1s a big man -6-3. O\er 285
pounds -but qu1cl on has feet.
Extremel)' agile for his size. he's a
\ ersat1lc player who can pla) l'\'ery
pos1t1on on the 01Tt>ns1ve lane.
What kind of rubbing-off might 1t
ha\e on Lo'e pla)tng nl'xt to gu}s
ltke Harrah. a SPt-t1me Pro Bowl
p1cl . and later'> Docs a dozen yean
m thl' league seem out of reach for
the Fountain Valle} High product?
"I d o n't thtnk I'll rcahzl' the stg-
n1ficance ofpla-.10g 1n the NFL untal
(l'teaw SH LOVE/82)
-Despite awesome credentials, A's still in shadows
Oakland's shot at immortality has a lot of 'ifs' to answer next year
stries history only by the 1932 Yan·
kccs., whose lineup included Ruth
and Gehns. Dickey and Lazzeri.
-Oakland ued the record fOr
most home NOS, rune, with their
mOll consistent thrtat. Mutt
McOwire. bclna the onJy ~1ar oot
10 deliver a Ions bell. No Giants
1W1tt lasted s-A tht fifth ianina and
~RoeerCracuted11ae.t
four ~tcMnH:JcfljlM.. -lttcb)'non "*more -.."""ZS]vert.dia• lefiaucl . • TOllJ Pllil-
lipa...,.. 80le poll tMn UY· ..,..._Ma
-IKt •oflMlili•n~ = ·-••DlftlllW9l ... ................ •al• ......... __ __
!ll.a.lllt .......... '$1•
Games 1 and 3 with 1.69 ca med-run ave~: Moott was a slightly less
efTrcuve 2.08. The numbers go on. but the pomt
i already clear. Speed. power, pttch-
in&, all an abundance.
"I think we could hold our own
"1th any team," said J0te C~nteCO,
who can be ro~vtn for brtal>naon
&his occasion." I think that one cluna you'v~aot to realtie 11 thalevcryfivc
or IOyun, buebell movaup1
notch tn some •'ly. Pitchm dcvclop
new pitches.. and now you'~.,c the
speec1 .. powcrcomb1natt0ft ua pla)lln
that you didn't u~ to hive. .. But 1 don •t hkt to oompue the
'110 aay other team bece.e I th•M ~have our own aura. and I dli•k onedmNmb aietia ow...._ ...... ..t .. w•al'DAill&-.r•
• •11119ed we""""-"' 1 lllil* .... =-· .. l mWll ... -pli)d; .. lwtOldt ••••
c 0'1'11 '''' f 011 ····~'
Blocking
backs can
score, too
G WC's M iller
prod u ces TDs
at a h igh rat e
<1 lamour rei,ent.•d fur the gu)
mak 1 ng the tuurhdo" n!>. usually
Junn'l t?ll ll1 thl' one hloclo ng. but
I ullhal k Lel' \I tiler l no" s plcnt)
J~1ut 1hnll' and 'Pills
11 1'> 1.'\ukmcnt comes" hen so me-
h11J, cl')C l JITtl''> for a long score. or
"h1.·n J fl'lll'l'r pull' in =1 g.ain for a
ti r'1 J11"' n
\11lkr { 1oldl'n \\ l''>t ('ollegc's su-
prl'1lll' ...,lt'l\. l..cr v. h11·., also a fine re·
ll'l'l'r dol''>O 1 mind ')41cnficing
h101-.clt l1.1r tht• good of the team In
IJll he thn,l·-.on tilcx king.
Hl' lJml' to (1olden "-est College
lrom Peat'Od) \1ass . '"o )ea~ ago.
I It 'J rare u1mmod11' wnh tools of
trl·nwndnu' 'aluc to 0 1' 1s1on I foot-
ti.ill program'> r nr hlol l..tng hacks . ..\11-.:\mt'ncan
h1rnur-. arc tinh ""n in the coaches'
he<1rt' hut \11fkr1.,sogood 11 could
tal l' h101 J long "'a' 1n this game.
\n un~·lfi'h good-natured ind1·
'1dual. \Idler hasn't rece1"ed the
glon lil..l' lormc:rGWCstar Blaise
Br. ant J1J la<it 'ear. or the attention \,<an c h1.:.11hani and < o re ' Dickson
ttet lhl'> \l'a\410 .
\.1 llkr. a 5-11 l 2 I U-pound
\11phomore JU \t l..c:ep~ hLS mouth
\hut .rnd got.·'> Jhout ht!> bustne<iS .
hl1ll l..1ng J\ '-'l"ll as an~bod) in the
-.1Jtl' r \en " 1th humps ant.I bruises
· th 'J hard "-Orl cr an~ he pla~s
hJ 1 J < 1ulden \\ l'\I ( oach Ra\
\hJ1. lo..khini \<111.1 l'I \hller. "ho car-
r l'J ~' ttml'' tor 1-l-'ards last
'lJ'"r \.\hlk hlcx.lo..1ng for the f1~t
t J111 ..\II· \mcn1.Jn Bnant
· Hl hJ' plJH·d "11h· ~ome real sore
'h11dJa' anu v.1th man' other 1n-
1ur•l"' ~·· h1.· 'J real ll•ugh pla)er
I h .., Jn 11uhwnJini hlocl er
I k '1n on all lll our power foot-
l'iJ ll JnJ hl' tH'l' w thl· l1ncbackers
rl alh \H'L Hl 'a great blockl'r and a
g11nJ hJll ,Jtlhl·r. too He"-; good all
thl' ''"' ,m1unJ. a u1mpkle full oacl
I k II g11 \1•nll'\\ht·rl' ne\t )car Hl"s
1111t· l •I 1h11°'(. t!U \'"'ho do the kind of
1h111g ... thJt Jrl' 'lX'C1al ··
H 1~ ru,hintt \JrJ<. this season 11 60)
1.1. nJ1nl' Jrc n11t 1.·~c-catch1ng figures.
hul \1ilkr'' fine ... 1 attnhutt'' occur on
~.I01l' film'\\ h1.•n ltlJChe<; 'IC" his
hl1>d..1ng prti'-'l''~
l k 'Jh~• lhr Ru.,tkr<>" l<:admg re-
''" l"I ''llh tti1.Jtthl·~for 145,ards
1.1'lragrng 4 I rx·r 1.allh1 "'h1ch
1.hll'\n I \J\ J hit Jhoul (•'-'C's quar-
t~·rhJ,l..lll[t '1tua11nn tiut that"s
J111.11hn '111n ··c .ii. hmg the tiall I lo'e doing
t11J1 · \1 llt'r -.aid ··1 "orked on m~
(P~ase Stt DUNN /84)
ace names
Wallace AD
The Dally Pilot
Ra!T) '-' 3llace. former Orange
( m1't < 1lllcge haschall a nd SOC·
1:cr ctial h ha' hecn named dean
ot thl· 'lhoor\ ph)sical educa-
uon lkpartmcnt and a thletic d1-
rl'l 1111
\ ~urcessful baseball player at
()( <. trom 1%1-6~ and member
of the ()( C athletic faculty since fl)~l\. Y..allace succeeds Jim
~1dlv.a1n. "ho "as named Dean
ot .\dm1n1s1ra11' e Serv ices
earlier this \ear
.:\ produci of 'Jc" port Harbor
High and longtime re-sidcnt of
"'l'\\pon Beach. Wallace became on . ba~b311 coach '° 1970,
guiding ex c through the 1976
season He cooched men's soccer
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MELVIN JOHNSON
Orange Coast
KEVIN ROBERTS
Orange Coast
DAN BLAKE
Golden West
Th• 6 ·foot·J. 208·pound
sophomore wide receiver
c•yght 6 passes tor 11 S
yards. lncludlng a Jl-yard
TD pass. and blocked well In
41 -26 loss to Fullerton.
The 6 -foot-1, 210 pound
freshman outside linebacker
made eight ti9Ckles. four for
losses on running plays and
one sack. and graded out 95
percent efficiency overall.
The Rustlers· 5·10. 180·
pound sophomore de-
fensive back recorded 7 solo
t•clrles, J asslltl and caused
2 fumbles In GWC"s 24·6 loss
to Rancho S.ntlago. .
SPORTS BRt:A.K
Now that Series is over,
fans can start to worry
about next year's start
Thr Associated Prrs1
NEV.' YORK -N.ow 1hat the World
St·ncs is O\l'L the n1os1 1mpor1an1 people in
baseball arl' !Jonald Fehr and Barry Rona.
·rht·~ "111 dl'lcrn11nc "-'hen the next ga n1c 1s
pla~cd.
Fehr. the l'X<'CUll'·"t' director of 1he MaJ or League
Basehall Pla\Cr) .\ssociauon. and Rona. head of the
o"·ncrs· Pia} Cr R('la1 1o ns C'omm1ttL'C. lead the 1wo sides
into n..-got1at1ons for a nc..-.· Basic Agreement The
c urn:n1 onl'. agr~l·d to in August 1985. c.-~p1res on Ot-c.
31.
No one expects a new agn..-cment to be reached b )'
thl·n. Collcct1\C bargaining in baseball alwars has taken
11mc. There ha1e bt·en four strikes and one lockoul
since 197.! .
.. Our dradline. and I 1h1nk 1\'s a realistic deadline.
i~ b~ the starl ofspnng tnuning. Early Fcbruaf)'." Rona
\aid.
Thc owners havt• threate nrd to lock out players at
the start of spnng training or at the start of the K"ason
1f a nc\\· agreement has not been reached. The unio n
\\Ould no1 stri ke unul August. when it ""ould put the
end uf the s..-aso n and thc postscason 1cll'vis1on money
1n Jeopard ~. Thc owners ha.,,e a strike fund that may
reach 1200 million h} m1d"·1ntcr. The union \\'Ill ha ve
"tthhl·ld $70 mdhon to $100 millio n 1n licrnsi ng fees
b~ then as 1t.s u"n strike fund.
Nego11a11ons sL~n dunn$ the;" wt•ck of Nov. 13.
.. Just basic al\1tudt's. ph1losoph1cs. wishes, desires
of a general nature:...i s.a1d Eugene Orza. as~1ate general
counsel of the un ion and Fehr's d"puty. ''The actual
barpining will stan after the panics come back from
their winter mcct1ngs and consu l! their constituencies.
ThC' most 1ntC'ns1ve discussions will begin 1n tht• middle
of December. I guess. Then go into January, February.
March. until ..-.'c rcach an agreement. History suil&esls
that it's difficult 1n this industry to do thal quickl y.
There is a cri sis mcn1alny. Clubs don·1 gel senous until
push comes 10 shov('. ··
Jhc owners arc aga in talking about trying to get a
salary cap. bu! this t1n1e arc · also thinking about
proposing salaf) scales for players wtth less than six
years of servicr.
.. One of two th ings traditionally happens:· Rona
said ... You discuss 1hc-philosophy of the negotiations
and the c:c.pcc1a11ons you'r" going in wi1h. And you
generall y try IQ exchange information so as you get
more deeply 1n\•o lvcd and more specific. There arc little
or no surprises. A Jot of this has been don(' already.
"The sc."'C'ond early phase of negotiations is to gel
on the table all your proposals for revisions in the Ba5ic
Agrecmcn1. Some1imes. the minor ones co me first.
sometimes the major ones come first . A lot of the
discussion o f lhe philosoph y of negotialions and outlin-
ing of the defining of issues has. lO $0me extent. taken
place already informally:·
"9ne ~h i ng we'll Stt is 1f (the owncn) arc going to ~rp.1n senously fro~ the bce,in~in~. instead of f!1aking
nd1culous .Proposal~ _in 1hc beginning of RCftOUations
and expecung the union lo respond 10 them,' he said.
.. You're belter off bargaining seriously from the start."
QlOTEOFTHEDA\
Lee Trttt.o, making it clear that he'JJ bolt the
Pro fessional Golfers' Association Tour and join
the Senior PGA Tour when he turns 50 in
December: "There's no sense in playina the Oat
bellies when you can play the round bellies."
l'li THE BLE4.('HERS
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Giants rally for 24-14 win
E~ST RlJTHERFORD, N.J. -Pcp-
ix·r Jnhn~on r(·turned an intcrcep1ion 3Q A"".:"'h ~an.I~ for a louchdown to ignite a 17-poinl 'l_.>'
1h1rd-quart('r burst that gave the New York
G iants a 24-14 vK·1ory over Minnesota Monda'y ni&ht
in a n1idtcrm tcst for 1wo of the NFL's tou~est learns.
The Giants. who improved 10 7-1 while breaking
a four-ga n1(' Minnesola winning streak. won d('"Spite
!0~1ng quarterback Phil Simms to an ank.le injury on
lhl'1r first SC'rics of the game.
Elscv.·hcre 1n spons on Monday:
• Quancrback Steve Beuerlcin. who sparked the
Los Angclt·s Ra1dl·rs 10 a 37-24 win over Washington
Sunda) 1n hi s first stan of the season. suffered a slight
hgamcnt tear 1n his right knee during the gam" and
appears 10 be out for the n('xt two weeks.
•Former New York Yank('t'S Manager Lou
Piniclla says he ~·ould like to become manager of the
Cinc1nnat1 Reds. but the Reds arc nol s.aying whether
tht·~ art pursuing him as a candidat('.
•Tim Kerr and Rick Tocchet scored second·
period power-play goals as the Philadelphia Flyers
snapped New York's eight-game unbeaten streak wi th
a 3-1 victory over the Rangers.
TELE\!ISIO'\, R 4.DIO
TELEVlstON
10 a m -PRO f'OOT8ALL: CFL-Edmoolon el
Br!l!1h C011.1mbl1 (tape), ESPN.
S P.m. -BODYBUILDING: Men'$ 11'1d mlxed·Pa!r1
competition {t1peJ, ESPN.
S P.m. -EQUESTRIAN: N1llonel HOl""Mr Show from
Eau RutherfOf'"d, N.J., Soof"l$Chlnn.I..
S o.m. -"9:0 BASKETBALL: Exhlblllon--New YOl""k
YS Milwaukee trom SorlnQfleld. Me\$., TNT,
6 P.m. -BOXING;_ Abe Gomez Y•. Alfred A:•noel.
featherwelohl$, trorn-YLV~•. ESPN.
• P.m. -PAO HOCkaY: KIOO• at PJ!lsbutllh (Oel•vecn ,
Prime Ticket.
10 p.m. -AUTO RACING: SCCA Tr1n1·Am competl-
lion !rom Tooeka. Kan. (11pe), ESPN.
12;30 1.m. -HORSE RACING: LO$ Alemltos reQlev$,
Prime Ticket. RADtO _
6 o.m. -PAO HOCKEY: Kloos at Plllsburgh (deleved),
KLAC (510).
Robinson admits Rams
must pass through it
LOVE
Froma1
we don't have that confidence and
flair we had earlier." Robinson said.
"The precision we played with earlier
just isn't there."
Rcflectin1 on the loss to the Bears,
Robinton said, "The th'-P that
seem to m.kc • ditliemw:c, we just
didn'1 do .... We roade 130 plays OK.
but the 10 imPorUnt plays, we
didn't."
ED FISCHER
Golden West
GWC"s 6 -J. 260-pound
sophomore offensive r'9ht
tackle Kored a M percent
rating and secured three su-
perior blocks In ttle Rustlers•
1011 to the Dons.
\Ht:\ HOl '\DI I'
Game-busters
tll1t weff'• 1Q11 .n-1. ,a..11 of •• 1•'* or mere)
• 78-Josh WojUciewicz (Estancia). touchdown run. ~
• 71-Marc Waller (Univcnity). run.
• 70-Vancc: Senteno (Westminster), TD pus from John ~lpp ..
• 64-Vktor Davis (Univmity), touchdown pus from Brian Yail.
• S4-John Arnold (Ocean View), three punu, averaaina S4 yards each.
• S3-Dan Petront (Estancia), touchdown pass from Dan .Ucktr.
• SI-Duby Ospina (Costa Mc:saJ, touchdown pass from Mike C,utlc:r.
• SO-Tino Chavez (Mater Dc1), touchdown pass from Danny 0 Netl.
• 46-Sean Mallett (L.ag_una Beach). touchdown run.
• 46-Shane Sherman {Edison}, run.
• 46-Roben Reyes (Saddleback), touchdown pass from PauJ Delgado.
• 44-Josh Klein (Newport Harbor), field goal.
• 44-Robcn Reyes (Saddleback), pass from Paul Delgado.
• 44-Doug Cunningham (Huntington Beach), run.
Last wttl:'1 nllllq leaff"
I. Keal ii Clifford (Maler Dci). 18·~ IT}. 2. Shane Shcf'!lan (~i~n),
32-189: 3. Josh Wojtkicwicz (Estancia). 2~167: 4 .. Bnan Wllhams
(Fountain Valley), 14-146; S. Scott Seymour {Woodbn~gc). 18--11 6; 6.
Tony Colthirs1 (Saddleback), 14-119; 7. Doug Cunningham (Hunt-
ington Beach), 18-94.
Lai11 week's pa11IDI leaders
I. Danny O'Neil (Mater Dc-i). 14-22--0. 218 yards, I TD;.2. Aaron
Scheid (Laguna Beach), 13-25-0. 215 yards. I TD: J. ~tlly Puga
(Foun1ain Valley). I S-22-0. 209 yards, J i:o: 4 .. John . Shipp (Wes1-
mins1cr}. I Q..19-0, ! 87 yards, I TD; 5. Donnie Smith {Edison), 12-J 7-1,
178 yards. I TD: 6. Gary Fishel (Woodbrid~e). 13-27-0, 178 y1rds. I
TD; 7. Danny Uckcr (Es1ancia), 9-18-0, IS. yards, I TD; 8. Randy
Karlincr (Ocean View), 8-14--J. 12 1 yards, I TD.
Lail week'• receiving le•den
I. Doug Wcaver(Fountain Valley), 8-163; 2. Malt White (Newpon
Harbor). 8-84: 3. Eric Fcgrnus (Laguna Beach), 6-140: 4. Tino Chavez
(Mater Dci), 5-102: S. Doug Cunn ingham (Huntington Bca~h), S-87.
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Corona del Mar"• Danl•ll• l'.v•rett fiefs).
Woodbrldge·1 Deann• Doollttle acknowl·
edge In aftermath of Mond•y•1 contest.
Tracy Schriber of Corona del Mar reach••
for the ball In a 1tral9ht set non·league
victory over Woodbrld9e•1 Warriors •
CdM ( 19-1 J sweeps past Warriors
The D•lly Piiot Woodbndgc. ran ked No. 7 1n the CIF rankings. "''as
led h} 11' usual standout, l)eanna Doohttlc.
l ·orona dcl Mar li1gh's No. 2-rankcd S<.·a Kings
dcah host \\loodbndgc a three-set non-league lesson
!\·londa~ n1ghl. handing the Warriors a IS-6. IS-7. 15·6
setback 1n girls volleyball.
In !ugh M'.hoo! girls tennis:
• Woodlindgt• High's Warriors pulled out a J()..8
Pac1fi1..· ("oa.'.t Leagu..-dcr1s1on on 1hc \\'1nn('r's court!. otT~·t11 ng !hc S\\'C1..'p1ng s1yle of Laguna' Beach's single~
~1ando u1 Ennn John MJn. Th1..• 1..-.·o art• tied at 7-3 in thl'
P( L .'.landin gs. bu1 Ligu na Beach holds the edge for the
.'\o . .! -"PUI gorng 1n10 1hc pla}offs becauK" of a l.!·ti
\ 1t·tor~ 1n thc firs! round.
<:oa ch Charl ie Brand"'s Corona dcl Mar un11 .
~ccd b~ Danielle Ev('rctl's 13 kills, Tracy Schnbt-r's
M"\en digs and thr~c aces and Charma'.vne Conley's four
digs and three ser\·1c" ac~. ran off the s1ra1sJit set
v<.-rdict without really being threatened. improving the
overall rt'f.'ord to 19-1 .
In college women·s socccr.
Brandl' charaetcn1rd the ''1Ctoni as one which
came .. witho ut playing reall y well ," ailuding 10 a rash
ofillncss rcccn1l y which has kepi his learn below Its brst
efforts.
• t J('J and l lC San Diego "'Cnl into two oven1me~
and still could no1 scnlc it and "'Ound up in a scoreless
1J1..' 111 a non-l·o nfcrcncc ma1ch at San Diego .. o\hc1a ~1 111cr of l 'Cl "''as crcdncd w11h 19 S3\'CS. UC! 1s no"
5. 1 1-4. L1c·so •s K-4-4 .
LITKE
From Bl
Henderson chuckled ... that's going to
mean rm vcry rich."
And therein Jies 1he most signifi·
cant problem in waiting for the
emergence ofa dynasty 10 verify the
greatness of this sing!" team.
TALLEY
From 81
Finally. if you lik e golf. you·111ov"
the Seniors Skins lineup for Super
Sunda)· in late Janurary: Producer
Don Ohlme~r has signed Amold
Palmer, Jack Nicklaus. Lee Trevino.
and Gary Player for the nalionally-
telcviscd. big bucks match. going
head-to-head against the Super Bowl
pre-game show.
,Check the ratings and then tell me
about Tom Kite.
RJet Talley l• • 1yadlcated
columalsl wh a~ars et'ery Saa· ay, THNay w n•rsby.
"Mos1 of the time, you don't find
that in high school coaches."
The~ was a time of adjustment for
Love in bctwttn his junior and
senior years at Fountain Valley, but a
set of rccommitments changed tha1
in a bi& way.
"When he came up during the
playoffs (as a sophomore)." Milner
said, "I knew he was an individual
who possessed area1 11lent and ath·
letic ability.
.. At the bqinnina of hi• Junior
year, I tokl him that he -.ant very
highly-motivaled. and that was only
brcause a Jacil: ofm1turity. He's very
coach•blc and he worked very ha.rd.
Al a junior, thouah. he could've
worked hankr".
"He chanacd his w1y1 in bc~n
his junior and acnior year ind I'm
not sayina thlt \0 di~t him. I
11'#1)'1 told him tbat tr he wuted 10
b< lho l'oo<boll ployer be wooled IO b<
oad lbc ployw I wooled !aim to b<,
we'd t.vc 10 erton dw aunt ... of music. ..
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==-:~:a-p
C1nc1nna11·s Big Red Machine-of
th e n11d -1970s and lhe 1alent-laden
Yankee~ 1ha1 succ('cdcd them . e\·er.
1hc h1cker-and ·"''tn Oakland dynasty
ofthc earl) '70s for that mailer.
l·nJO)'cd vef) l1n1i1ed reigns.
..Ca n ""'C -A-·in again? Sure, if C\'Cf)·
one stays healthy. 1f we keep produc-
WALLACE
From Bl
from 1978-87. winning South Coast
Confercncc l·hampionships 1n 1980.
'81 and '82. He had also coached
badminlon and golf in t.he past
The . .\nchoragc. Ala. nauvc and
former national champion ou\door
racquetball player cam" 10 0CC
from Marina High in Huntington
Beach. v.·hcre he had been a physical
cduea1ion teacher. football and
baseball coach. He received his
bachelor's degree from Lona Beach
Stat" in 1965 and master's in physi·
cal education from Long Beach State
in 1969.
"We're very close and the thing
I've enjoyed the most is watching
him grow from his sophomore year
on up 10 way he is now, He hasn"t
changed a bit not one bit. He's still
close with a lot of high school bud·
dies. I hear abou1 him running into
!hem around the area.
.. Herc he is, 1 staner for the Rams.
and he still talks to them, The most
interotint thing is when he went
away to UCLA -he still called me
on a weekly basis. and be still calls
me. We have a very close rela-
tionship -he's 1 pat k.id with 1
trcmendous personality."
Lately, it basn 't been easy for Love
to adjust to a part·time role. Playina
all the time 1s what every player
wants.. play;na the rotatina aame is
for the birds.
"Iii order ror me to play my best, I
need to play the whole pme," II.id
Love, a hillory ~ •t UCLA wbo
1wicet1111edAlf.hc IOhooon. "Ro-
tatirc every odlcr terics bu been.
difllCulL rd 111fla ..... and ploy lf>e
Vthole: ...... ,. rm not lf'tia&
my b<s1 ~la !'f. nMlti"" You ntvtf act ia.a ~
A .-y,.r::•-Supa' -f.vori.:.,:-mprsrddle_.
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1ng. 1flhl·rc arc no bad trad('s.·· said
Tl'rf\ S1c1nhaeh. catching the
rh\ tfun ofhisans"·"r. "Tha1·s a
bu.nt·h of1fs. ifs. ifs.·'
JJm LJltt i!I Ille Associ•le-d Prt'ss ·
oatioo11I coJumoisl 11/Jd •pJWars r,,,.,
T11rsd1y, Thursday aad Frld•y.
ESTANCIA
From 81
and that was 1ough on defense."
V.10Jl k1l·\\1 C":r said.
Ht"·s seen 1.he Es1anc1a pr.ogram
1ake a 1um for the bet\t'r, from his
freshn1an vear "''hen he played for
\h e 9-1 r..eshman squad whilt the
'arsi\) "as going Q..10. to this year.
\\hen the freshman class has come of
agl'.
··~1 ~ freshman year. I went to ont'
gan1c, and there wa5n't much
1n1crcst." Wojtkicwic-z s.aid.
"But no..-.·. frie nds come upJo you
no..-.· and say. ·we can't lose,~ can·1
lose: Our 1eam doesn"t even have
that word in their minds anymore."
Then, it was a disastrous, 4~2 1
1rouncing bf the Saints, followed by
last Sunday s debacle a1 Chicago (a
20.10 defeat I.
"Jim (EvC'rett) threw an inter·
ception and I was running down to
cover," Love said of th(' fi&hting
incident against Buffalo. "Bruce
Smith thoua.ht he'd run down and
knock an of'rensi.,,c li neman o n his
bun. but I braced myself and I hil
him. He sta:rted (the fight) and be
wouldn'1 lc1 me go, so I had 10 defend
myself. It's kind of the nature o( the
game, to be physical. ..
Ifs also be1ter for the Rams to
suffer now than 5ufTer later, accord·
inf. lO Love, , ·
'Nobody likes to lose, but it'a an
opp0rtunity for us to learn from the
situation\" he said ... It's aood. that ii
h•ppenc:o early in the teason and not
late."
Tht Rams are two blck or San
Francisco, but still aper to have a
IOOd oho< II I ployorr spol lflis )'Oii.
8u1 tbc Super Bowl, obvloutly Ille
drtom of every plo)<I', hos er.-tfJe
club !'(Ir 10 ,._,.,Love"-to ploy
1 pen lo bclpi .. lbc _.,to -
Orlaw tllio 1 .. ..,,.
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HB 7-8;
Estancia
stlll No. 2
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BRIAN McDONOUGH
Newport Harbor
The 5-foot-11. 2 10..pound
Junior ddenSt\'C lineman had
51~ solo tackles. 1wo a•.$1Sh
and one q uarterback sack 1n a
28-10 defeat ot 1he hands of
fatanc1a.
KEVIN MURPHY
Corona del Mar
Tht' S-foo1-l I. IQO..pound
JUntor 1ns1de linebacker had
ntnc '°lo tack.It's, ~ven assists
and graded "-t'll 1n all aspects
of defen~1ve pla) 1n a l + 7
lu~ lo Tustm.
DAVID JACOBSON
University
DOUG WEAVER
Fountain Valley
>\ 6-foot· I. 180-pound
'4.0n1or ht' caught 8 passes for
16 3 )'ards and 3 touchdowns.
""'"'him 46 ca1che~ for ns
)Jrd) and 9 1ouchd ou.n& o n
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DAVE McLEOD
Marina
.\ fl-fool. 210-pounG \Cn1ur
.ind '"'Ill" Jn all·lt'agi.e ~le<:·
111111 hr had 18 solo tack!~
thrct' J'>'>ISt\, a qu2nrrb3t'k
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Huntington Beach
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Ocean View
<\ S·IOOl· 11 17(}.pound
't n111r rclt'l\rr·dt>feosn c
b.id! .. hr l"auah1 1u.o pa~ for
'I) )Ofd\, 1nducJ1n1 a 20..yard
I[) pll'>S. and had 1u.o 1n1er·
u:pt1ons and fi,r tack!~
SCOTT SEYMOUR
Woodbridge
r he f>.1001· 1 I !IS-pound
• '4.'nior runnrng bat'k rushed 18
11mc'> Im I In )ards. mclud1n1
a II -i1rd TD run. and caught
thrct pa)~\ lor ~S ~ards en a
ll.:~ u.in O\t'f U &una Beach ~~~~~~~~~~-•
TONY COL THIRST
Saddfeback
I hl' ll-lool I fl-pound Jun·
'"' run111nti. hJl \. ru~hed for
, Jflh Jnd one touchdo "' n
11 J Jrnn Jnd l aur,ht tu.o
l'J''4.., l1Jr '2 'Jrc.l~ in a 28-13
" •\l r I "''er.II\ • Par-1 (Sall G.o VI• S H.,I IFoot,,.11
6 M'"'°" Vl-ISO..•• CN>ll
1 LMt• lf"'°"'tl
1·1 S7 ., u
I Notre 0.,... II • .. , 1'
t $~ Mot\<• t\41n1• l='"t •~• 11
The S-foot-11. 160-pound
..cntor place-kid.a hll 25· and
~ 1-)nrd field goals. averaged
1H )llrd' on S punts and kick· re.I otT into 1ht' end zone: m
.! K-1 ' lu'>S. ~~~~~~~~~~~•
.\ b·lout-~ It.JS-pound run·
mng bJd, and ~trung safety .
hr ran for 44 }Jrd'> on 18
lJrTIC\ l·aught S p<l\W\ tor 117
\arc.I) m1crn~p1cd .i pa.,, and
hdd 3 ta1. \.ll'\
·~·"-· t S.n•a A~ IC.,,1urv1 10 0 -Hill\ ISOutl\ (N "I
Ot'-• Gal\r 6·7 \Illa Par~
OIVIMOH IV
6 I I 1'
• 1 ll ,., n
6 1 I
S·l
.. K.~ ... -1 G-a IBaMIU..1 7 UC>lancl (B•Ml•ntl ·-·""-1·0 '°
l HH Wlt>on ISlar•ol
Pe1m Sor•n-Q\ Clo> LO\ AllQ\ t$i.rre l
s ) 11 1 I 10 , , ..
t T~uia V•Mf'• ~n._,,, •~J 11
Ot,_r, CeD<••tO S ) 8100m•noton • J
O<VISIOM Ill .... s-.... -' Montc .. lt Prff CAIO'\tJ 1 WP'lln..., (rv tOtvmP<'
) \Jet'rt'I (P'ftlt flt tt l()t~MO.C:I
• 81\hOO (0 Wf'I ln¥o LOI
S ,.U~t tTrt·V••i.vJ
• C•'C»nt.,1a Cfff Vellf'll
I f1P\_l,Cna0t tOvt ln•o L9\ I 11"1 Bea• IOe Antal 9 8t•umont 40t •n.1a1
..... ..,., •-o t0 t ·O 11 t ·O 1S
t ·O S7
l ·O SO I· I •I
I I •1
ERIC FEGRAUS
Laguna Beach
ROCKY BALCH
Edison
.\ S-fout-1 o. I"' I -pound
'>t'n1or \I.Ide fCl'.l"l\Cf .ind de·
knst\l' had ... he had tY..O re·
lcpt1on\ for IJ 'ard \ and an
1ntcrct•p11on for the Cha~rr'
in 20-11 ""in 11\Cr \.lanna.
RAY O 'GRADY
Irvine
I ne 11 root :.'t llJ pound
11.uJrd-lkll'n\1\l· l'lld rnunkd
11 " unJ,~1\tl·d tad.IC'\ and
•Ill" ·"'''""d ••n dl'l.:n){' and
k-1 th• ''' t"l"P 11n u lknse 1n
lf\llH \ ::-11 l<J\\ 10 \apo • 8..U Greoen• fWrmmon11
1 Claremon• IB•Wllntl
I I tJ ,., 0 •·7 n 10 Of:wrt (0\11 ll'WO l~O 011\e" LA 8aoll" 6 1
M•mmotri Moore.rt\. 6-2
11-1-1 n t ·1 I)
•• , 11
Mo!eYt 4•7
The: .\n1)1-;· ~phomort' rc-
n"> Hr c:iuj.!.hl SI\ p;isses for
1-lO )Unh . 1ndud1ng a 35-yard
tout he.lo" n pa,., In the Pa-
•ilit C oa'>t Lt'a~ur he has
u.1ughl 1-l lor .2 1_ )ards ~~~~~~~~~~~•
I B•kl..w;n Pu9' ($~.,,., t
• Co11ln• tv .... V••'•' 10 Wtmtl•t fW,..ltmon11
S·7 I 11
1 I II .. , " llGHT·MAN LAIGE
OIVISION V ..... s-. ... _ .....
Pn. ~ -II•-..,._ 1 fit10 HON»O Prto CPrtol I 0
I 0 , .. I CoMon Sorl•9> !Min V"'wl 1·0 tO
7 Caion IS.11 A-•••I 1 I II
J Ce"'1o l( ,toal'te" Cfref' la~el ) ~ a+fh Saot-,, 'D"'°"K I
l NO<CO fMcly<llein V .. wl I 0 11
c A.n~o (Mi\'10f' Va•-lev) • 1 •• S Gi.o>tone IMonMewJ 1 I S7
M1u'Of' Preo f Trf C0t.1f\fvt
F•"''-PYeo IPYeol
UGHT MAN WALL
7·0
S-1
• CefltrOI !!>Harl VlvU 1 I 0 ..... ~..._ .....
1 I
I 0 1 I
t ·I
s-1
1 "-CMonlv,.w) S ) 7S l St #Hlr..,et'• CAcMk'itnv I
I Corona !Mo.Hiia n V-l S l " t _,. 1S.n AnclraH) 6 1 11
1 Vl(tOf Vt f\eY (~ C(tvn;I .,,
l HnW"•• CN-"tt.afll t(Mt\Uan\
10 s. .. a .. -., .... cs.n ~ .. ., • • • 10 s ... ,. Vl\ta (Mo<\IV~) 6 1 t
.. (f'ftttal VY Crw-tCoe•1 Vaaev•
S Ce •I Lui-•• CA~•I
I OH 1111 ICl .C OICU
FOOTBALi. e
N'L
American Conference
San Fr11nc1sco
Aam1
New Orleans
All11nt11
Chic1100
M lnnesot11
Green B11v
Tam pa B av
Detroit
NV. Gianrs
Phil11delphl11
Phoen111
W11shington
Dallu
W.st
W L T
7 1 0
5 3 0
4 4 0
2 6 0
Central
5 3 s J
4 4
3 s
1 7
EHt
1 1
6 2
4 4
4 4
0 8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pct. PF ~A
.875 215 145
625 193 185
.500 195 143
250 U l 113
.62S 219 173
.625 160 137
.500 205 201
375 171 208
125 118 193
875 199 113
750 190 16A
500 1S6 173
500 210 203
000 106 232
AmerlCAn Com.ranee
Wtst
Denver
Rai~ri
Sea Ille
Ka nsas C1tv
S11n D iego
6 2 .. ..
4 4
3 s
2 6 Central
0
0
0
0
0
750 184 133
500 178 1'8
500 143 155
375 154 112
250 132 156
C1ncinna 1t
C1eve111nd
Housion
Pitrsburon
5 3
5 3 .. ..
4 4
Eut
0
0
0
0
625 204
625 191
500 211
500 116
140
112
191
18b
Buffalo
lnd111n11Polts
M 111m1
New England
N v Jets
6 7
4 4
4 4
3 s
1 1
0
0
0
0
0
750 221 180
500 1~ 143
500 161 190
375 131 189
125 132 215
Tonltlflr1 Game NY Giant\ 74 M.,11,0\0la U
Sunctav•s Ganw1
Ram1 er MlnM M>la, 10 a m
C1ncmnat1 a1 ltaldtn, t o m
8 ufta10 al Allan1a, 10 a m
Cn1ca110 at Green Bav tO e m
Cl4!ve1and al T amoa Bev 10 a m
Oelro•• a l HOu\IOn 10 a m
1no1anapou1 al Miami, 10 a m
Npw Yori< Jell al New E"9i.nd 10 a m
~••lie at lta'IH\ Cllv 10 a m
New Yor~ G•anl\ a l ~Ix I om
Pt,.laCH'IDllia e t San O•t90 1 p m
P 111so...r1111 al Denver 1 o m
Oa11u al WHll11191on S o m
Mettdav't 0-
Ntw Orieens a1 S.n Fr-.nc11Co 6 om
·--G,."' \STu·s , :::::.. -
A•·.,...,P "'"9
(" L .. AiemlfM)
.......... A<Hemv WlnMn C ...... 7)
8ar1 -Jiii Stlumtllef' I l•I I IS Margaret
Paei... (ISi. 7 6S
Beam -Margeret Pae!< I ISi 115
Ftoor -Cl'ten1n ROdr1~z 1101. I Oi, Becllv
Po\tm.n 1121, I 1, Jin Sllum.ur t l•l. I ?S
Veun -Cnanln RooriGuez ( 10), 9 •5
Cat Mltllefl Vleie)
Ne..._ Acad9mv (....,.. l)
Sectl9MI~
Cllr~lv Rffle. 34 U , Ami 0.Vu\le' ::14 25.
HeatN!' Wllllamt, lJ 00, Karl Armenia. 32 IO.
Ka ren BeumQertnor, 32 65, Joelle Al>l>Oll. 3210.
Erin Uraoa, 12 to
1. Notre Dame (58)
2. Colorado (2)
3. Nebr aska
4. M ichigan
5 Alabam11
6. Flor•d11 State
7 M iami. Fla
8 t1hno1s
9 Soulhern Cal
10 Tennessee
11 A rkansas
12 Auburn
13 Wesl Virgin111
14 P111s1>uron
15 A rizona
16 Penn State
17 Houston
18 No Carolina SI
19 F1or1oa
20 Texas A&M
21 Clemson
72 Texas
/) BYU
24 Virg.n1a
75 Fr~~no S•a•e
Record
8·0·0
8-0-0
8-0-0
6· 1·0
7-0·0
6·2·0
6·1·0
6-1·0
6·2·0
6 ·1·0
6· 1-0
5·2·0
6 1· 1
5 1-1
6·2·0
5-1-0
5-2·0
7 · l·O
6· l·O
b 2·0
7·2 0
4·7·0
6·2·0
7·7·0
11-0-n
Communltv cole9t
SOUTHLAND POLL
Pt1 Pvs
1,4911 I
1,432 3
1,366 4
1,312 5
1,260 6
1, 159 9
1, 114 2
1,083 8
1.038 10
917 11
912 13
71 1 16
694 15
6SJ 1
638 17
575 14
460 12
457 10
449 19
437 11
4 11 n
286 7•
113 18
112
Cll -
Rani! ScllOOI, Conference 'II Rec. Pf\
1 El Ca mino, MIU •O" NO c "' 1 0 0 133 I
7 R•vef\•de M1u1on Cen t7 I 1 0 0 173 7
3 Ventura Wellern SI No 1 ~ O 111 3
• Bali.entlPld Wt \lern SI So S 0 1 IS S
S Aancl'lo Sant M1n 1on (I'" & I O 7S 1
6 Mooroar>. Wl'\I St No 6 I O 1' 8
1 F"ullerion M1u 1on (pn S 1 O 60 9
8 LA Soull'IWl'\I, We\rtrn S• So S I 1 '1 4
9 Pa Hoena M1u 1on (en ~ 7 O )J 10
10 Orange Cou • M•n •on Cen S 7 0 70 6
Otller\ G•P.,dale • 4 1 1 • 6 Outn 1 S ? 1
PaoO!"'lar •3 41 I
NOTE F"'' 01ace vo•rs '" oarpn1,.,.,,,
GOLDEN WEST U ·4 )
6 1..on11 Bpacn CC ll
19 P uaciena CC" IS
37 Sou•l'lwe\tern• 9
14 E• Cam no• la
14 Pa 10mar• u
U Ful'erlOll.. 10
6 Aancl'!O Sa""•llO" 14
Sa • Nov 4-Saod·~acli. nome1··
Sa• Nov I I-a• Q<a nge Con t Cotl4!Qe ..
Sal Nov II-at R1vtr\1dt! CC••
"dtno•e\ M1U IO<' Conference game
'· dPno•tt Centr a 0 1v1\1on ga,.,..
all "O""' oamt\ a l Orange Coau Collpge
ORANGE COAST 15 ·21
32 R o Honoo 14
11 El Cam,no )4
11 Ml San Antonio II
.. San O•e90 cc· 10
34 San Oil'QO Meu· 1
71 Sadd1eback • • u
16 F ullerton.. 4 t
Sat Nov 4-a • A1vpr\ld1P cc··
Sal Nov 11-Goldt'n Wesl" 111om•t
Sal No• 11-Aal'lcno S.nllaQO .. (at SA Bowll
•oeno1u M1u lon ConlPrence 11&me
• • 0eno1e1 Central OM 1I0<1 11ame
111f;11 sc ·11001. •·ooTH\1.1. 1.of;
,RHHMEN
COllC*A 04IL _,. ,,_ ....
•Son< .... 71L_...M ... II CO\ta -.a u (,.""' ..
• • ••
'Sa•C-•• OOra""
•• Treouco H ' •W--l' )I t ~001•• t.. )t U"' _,~, tv ,. .. ,. ~ '' c.~.~
WOOOtlftlOGI
) I~~-= .. ' :~ 11 l-• l)H<l'I
MIKE CUTLER
Costa Mesa
l he f>-foot-S, .!00-pound
running back rnmplt'ted six pa,.,. . ., for 100 ~ards. includ-
cng ~I -and S-~ard TDs. and
r.in 101 J 1., ard score in a
''·.!O loss w· Orange
"''"''''' WATER POLO
Hl9h schoot
CIF 4·A
I E l Dorado 1. Cor-de! Mar; l Ville
Per~ • Sunnv Htll\ S Lon11 Beacn Wilson 6.
NewPOf'f Har1>o<, 7 Foo1n111 8 Mtlh~en 9
Tustin 10 Fulletlon
CIF l ·A
I CoD•\lr•no Valll'v 1 El Toro. l. Marina; 4
Harvara S M•U•O" V•t!Kl 6 R1ver\loe Poly 1
Gallr 9 PalO\ llerdt\ 9 Rowland 10 ~anta
Mon•ca
CIF 2·A
1 Sou•n Pu11dena 1 La Serno J Ventura 4
M"Olhl(' s W"•ll•er b 00\ Pupl)IO\ 1
Ma11no11a 8 Buena 9 Mire Co\ta 10 Ca1>,.110
CROSS COUNTRY
H illlh school
CIF 4·A BOYS
1 C .,..,.,, tto ? Co•won C C l. S.cldeba<lr;
4 ~a C emente S G·endale Hoover 6 Tor
'"" e 1 E Tor> L Humln9ton BNC,l't; 9 Santa
A•a 10 Cor-Oel Mar
CIF l ·A BOYS
Ha r• 7 ~"" Gall< e· l ~ul>•dOuT
A"O•O \ l ..-o a o C,attr 7 W~\1 Torrar-c~
Rto A~O\ 9 ~ \l',,..e.tO 10 APD~ Vd PV
CU-1·A BOYS
A.J , ) A,, ~ O (,ra C~ J 'Sou'"'
Pa\1101'"11 J ... ,_ l>C> s U9UNI &Nell; ••
WNCll>f•4". I " ~' oa 8 Sa " Mo• no q •".t " ' 11 F , ,. ,.,a~
CIF 4 A GIRl..S
P) \ V,.'"P\ • 6 f' lJ 1 L \ Ad,...., ' •\ .t
(.. ,,l' .,e •\ ~"'0\ C '" \•'i t"\ "" ,.~ '-lrvNW, 1
HewPOr1 Hart>O<. 8 E T '"' ~ r ..,,, ,. 10
Corona Oel Mar
CIF l·A GIR LS
I HP\llfl" a • A 'd l r--4 ] '-'nuN4 n 'I/ t'I#
J P''"'""'O -'"' ) Q.,b,oou" & Bf'' (,arOef"\ 1
~ , .. 8 UD'<l"cl ~ C•<l'f'"'O"' 10 Al'd'll~Q\
CIF l ·A GIAl..S
' Alri<' i'"~ l Woodbf'109t, l 4 rrovo C.ra,,de
~ 'to~"" .,_i I\ Ci v J( a ~., b St1,.. Marino 1
'1110' 8&• 8 llj orono!• ~ ~"" Lu' Ob•\l.>C' 10
0•& JP
TENNIS
H illlh school
CIF •·A GIAl..S
t Corona Oel Mar, 1 M "''l'\'f' 3 Pa•os
Vt•llt\ 4 E \lan<la, s Edhon, 6 Roll•"ll Hill\ ,
\,,,,..., B•rottrd a ff>nif> '"' V4 !f''W" '· UntVtf'•
\t~, 10 Bt"t'"'• t' '' CIF l ·A GIRl..S
t (. ~o \tr~n1 Va ~"' 1 San Mar•f"O
~ oDa \&\ I Dana H ' ) A9ovra 6 '.>ov•"
T ''~"Cf' ' l 1.J .,nl) H \ 8 ~oo•n 9 W•\I
a•t 10 E r-.
CIF 2·A GIRLS
0 a me>na Ba• ? s• LVC• \ l. Mal9< o.I;
• l "'\V e ~ "4t"'I'' ~ LOS Alarn•IO\ 1
o•t a 9 Pa"' Oe\e·t ~ G r noo•a 10 Sonora
VOLLEYBALL
H'9tl school
CIF S·A GIR LS
I M 'Iii (O\la 1. Cor-del Mar; 3 Sa1'118
8a•Da•• 4 La-'I BHCl't; s. New-1 Hartlor.
I> Cao \trano V11 e• I W~. L lrvlitW; 9
Oo\ Pvel>los 10 B•\"OO MontQOmerv
CtF •·A GIRl..S
I Lou1svt1 e 2 Notrt Dame Aca11emv J
i\•Cdd•a 4 Tnou1ano Oa•\ S. Foul!faift V.._.,;
6 £ H>I'• a,,,. 1 Aova1 a Ganr 9 Sa~ Ga l)r•et
10 l0"9 8Hcn Wll\on
• \'OLl.E,.BALL > '-..•
Hi9tl Schoell 91ft1
HON·LEAGUE
Coron• del Mar det WOOdDrldlle IS·t. IS· 7
IS 6
70 ..
10
OOr-
0 ''•Oueo ~ " , .. __
MAftlMA
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u 1' (Of~""' "'•' ' :; ~:;:. ......
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• •• 14 )7
0 LOt &_,.10\ ocer_.., <M•
0 Foo"'
)L-OM on
17
lS SOPHOMORES U M •• .., , """~-flt•f''
I u
1
I)
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10r-
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MAT•• 0.1 . '"''""' I) Santa &<\a
IO E-.. _,.,.._._,,
U St "W
11 ··-A-• ·: ll __ ,_..
II
II • ,. • '
" JJ 70
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0 0
0
COllOMA Oi l MA• I•-...
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1 Tti;\t~
~ 71 E•-7J c •• "'•"' v .... I• Oero>.-1
II W ier De o 1l St -lloico
14 • -·-ea.c~ JI 1t ,._, ...... _.
, u-...
11 II ,. 1•
1• 0
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17 fU\11~ o u E•••llC ..
1
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f7 W•• ,, Sal<!• Afl• v.-
10 '"''"' >J c.--... -n Vftlwr•·'-'
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I RYAN WALTON
Mater Dei
I he ().toot·: :.'2o pounder
haJ mnl· kJd tJd..lt'' four
.t\\l~I\ l"'ll tipped pa'><>t:\ and
., J 4uanerl:'tat l ..ad .. llllm h"
hnt•hat \.l•r po~11mn in \1atn
Dt·a ·~ :.'n-h '>t IOI"\
Women'' tournament
l•t Worceii.r. Mau.I
F tMI Round SlntlH
F ort n•l' L aoat Ari;ie"'"'a oel Vllendv
"'" •e A• an•a 7 S 6 I BPll•'la Bun11e Monaco oe• A•"• Sr"N<l•lz M am1 o ? 6 • Anne
<;...-"" 06"4\ oel E•• P B..,r11•n 8a11.morr l &
1 i.11 I 6 1 Ro\a~· F111r1>an• 181 San 011!90
O!'I Mar on•l' Nt<rOtt• LO\ AnQ•ltP\ 7·S 6 I
Z no Garr \On l HGu~•or dei Pattv l\.\urren.
Ne..,•own Con• 6 7 6 I Concn11a Ma•""tl
4 Soo•" or• Pl'an..,• Louie Hari>er Dalla\,
6 1 6 O C•e•c•en Maoer\ San 01~0 def
9,,,tnr11 P·>"P' /II MlQO,,., .... Conn 6 7 b l
Men'\ tourNment
I al Ptrl\)
F II'\ I A ound s.n..1
Vtt'. r\ .Jlt 'ft A, ·.Jt"' "" O.f'f c ar lJ'#~ ~tttb
J\e\• C,1>•~""' 1 b & • I 6 1 l Aaror
1J<, C•\'P n & (,r \\t P n~f> M ien (M't M , •• ,
pp .. t , \ , .... ,.c ... ~ 4 ti l Stt•&n E ooero 7
~.-.PC!,..-1P' A ... <J,. .. ,,, .. ,"'C'' '" so._, t • V"'•O"
0 : ,.
Htlllh \Chool 9tr1\
PACIFIC COAST 1..EAGUE
Woodt><•~ tO. LaVUN BH<h I
SIMM\ Viking gets a fitting
JEFF LANCASTER
Westminster
.\ o-lrnll 2 I >·pound 1un1or
nlk n''' ,. IJl l ie pl:i)Cd v,.hat
"hl·H>rnanr, rouhnt· -a con-
\l\ll0n1 'upenor performance.-
an ll'l hn1qut· .rnd n elut1on
tor tht· L mn'
Al &.a:9:1 I ,... te
.. ' 8 jfl'* t-• f'.. .,~. Q ..>f'"\
!f"' H ~ ., F..) "'f" l 8 .,. .. 6 .... o ..
Qt .. A>\• 8 , •. 0 "' ~ 1 • 1
New York Giants' Lawrence T•ylor 1561 put th• clamps on
Minnesota's Rick Fenney In NFL •ctlon Mond•y night.
OO<Jble\ p,. .. ,, J Pa.,..,.. 8 \' ' 'Vta'H'"
'""' w.-.. ~ 1 & 1 'll Mur••11,,. \ 1 O\' •o
-.."fr" J b 8 "'\i:jrr'! R.._\n L B O\t 7 b ol t>
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Cole9t
NCAA TOI' 10
An•, Team RK . Pt\.. 1..W ' :'\ •.'""cl ,q 2 100 '
UCI 10 l q~
P•rrt"d•"t' 10 4 9()
I \•' 1 'l 7J 6 8~ I i\ 11 10 llO 6
... 11~' • .,.. 11 ' 76 ~ ' c ' 0 .. , 11 11 6' 8
8 U\C 9 10 ~ 1
~ UC ~-" (\ l 't>d I 0 u 6? 0 • J <>, , , I 11 S5 0
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,, B•Q ... ~ 11. 31 IS
I• A•..,,, 1• 8 15 16
1' (..) ........ 4 13 6 ?O 17
l~ Hd'•"'~ 'Q 11 U II
•Q VJ\\aC"' ,,. •• , A -"¥'\I H' 10 l<I
10 L ' ~ ¥a ·"' I·• 8 "'
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Cole9ewomen
NCAA TOP 2S
l .·n,,.ova '' "00 7 entuct<v 197 )
N ,, .... C J'0""" S•a•t TIJ 4 lnctla ne I.. s
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forGWCfrom 1913-M~ W<pla)<d
<'et)' day' rwWna all kinds o( pol-
lttnlo. (Ke1nle} bdpcd me out• k>l.
and I (ttl like J have 50ft bands
now."
He taka it pcnon.all>· when htS
u:am JQICl.. "l rea.lly ha,·en•t bttn
able 10 play the best I can thi.1 )Ur,''
t'tC' gut. -Maybctlu.l't. bccaUSt ~·vc
bttn lminga (cwgamn(tbe Rustle~
are )-4 o,·eral))and I aJ"''&)'J (eel hkc,
·1 coukfvc done this.' or 'only if I'd
done that:
"'That"\ ""'hat I do to m}·sclf. I U)
11 1 m)\ot'lf. 'If onl) I rould vt knocked
do"" n 1h1~ one guy. tour tailback)
v.ould bt gone.' I put tM blame on
m,~lf1f wmcth1ng haPJ>Cned wrona aP•n~t lhC' dcfenK. I thjnk th.at
642-5678
_,...rt can do• ti1tJe moreoa a ccnain p1.a,., 1 can bdpU.C team win. ..
Mean-..hile, Brya.nt.. pbyina for
Iowa Sta~ now and oncortbe na·
lion's kadinaru.sbrn.. c:uried ror.
na1ion·bitb I ,69l )'lldJ last yur bt-
hind tbebk>tkjqofMilltr.
1\.1.iUtt"s ro&t this autumn bu
chanted U11~. blodinc for taiJbtlcb
Cheatham ind Dick.ton. Cbeatham
has6S6 rushin& yvds(J 28 carries)
thissc:uon, an •vcnat of,, I.
Sometimes t.tilkr SCll the caJI.
a ... era&ln& S.S )'&!ds on 29canin. Has
long this year 1s for 32 yards.
Be1n1the blocker, though. 1s
no1 h1na new to Miller. He did it in
high school when be j!:Junior. bloclina for the state's ing rusher
~hp cam rd for ova 1,600 yards.
.\nd. he'll Pf'Oblbly dd it for a
D1vi.sion I school no.·1 fall.
~tillc-r hopn his ability will be
lltncti~ c1'0Ulh '°lute• prow. Division I tchool intora::rultinf.
b1m. Has dream it to ~ay for 1 team
in the Top 20.
NOlrr Dame, Miami. Micbipn.
UCLA ... he'll IOAD)'Whcre, bopina
10 btock hd. way i.nto 1 Rote Bowl. or
national ehampionUtip prnc. Foot·
ball it foo1ball 1b Miller. He's not
caug.ht up in 1h,dramatiu1ion of ~tat11:ticsorTaw Bell commcrcialt.
"I'd IO\'C' IO&O 10 Nottf Dime or
l\1iami. any K:hool lik.c that.·· Mil.,.,
Yid. -1just wan110go10 a Top 20
lf'am, and block for the lcadin&·
rusher 1n the nalion. Th.at would br
the ultimate aoal."
Ht' ~-ants 10 play hard-nosed. shell-
roclung football.
'"Last )'ear with Bla1K. I always pu1
11 on m)selfto knock my auy as far
a"'ay from 1he pla y as I could, ..
~t 11Jer ~1d. ··Ail I had 10 do was hold
m~ gu~ upforasecondandifBlaisc
made bit ... -ho llad tMl 4.l l(IOOd
-he'd be-. "(ll<Yaat)eoulddoi~andit m&k<J
you feel 1(1()(1 when you KC him
eoinadown 1hePdelines. Yousay10
yoursclt::Ycab.ca.n't wait to do it aaain ne.\t IJmc. •
··it was an n ptrieoce playhia with
Blaise bccau.te he coutd brel.k OM It
any lime. Bhx:kina is pre1ty easy to
me, thoua,b. I lovc ar11ina thtde-
fen1"i vc ends and the lioeblcken., I
10,,e 10 bit ·cm and met the other
au)S for anexploiion. Plus. I act a
running start, and to put mo..,es on
them. i1's so easy to do that.••
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TOPS,8UTNOCGAR Golden
Wes1 ... tt$tHna coach Dale OcfTner
has four pppkn ranked in tM
Slate's to~fivc catcaory, althoua.h the
Rustlcr1are burtin1 as a team({'µ in
South Coas1 Conference dual meets).
Ninety-pound sensation Phil
Mei~ .• .....,......r,_o-.
VieW Hill!. b raolced lhird in lbe
IU\e af\ir MOvuiQI (tom I tbwab
OP<ratioo lut )<al'.
1'be 1uys (Meyer) tied or bcal Wt
)'eat wound up in the 1tatc tinal.s. ..
DetToer said. ••RiJ,bt now, the oft!y
IUY wbo h.u bcalrn him is Canon
Wollen from Moo,,,ark. •
Meyer's 1~2 in matches. but the
only Sou in his wriaht was to
Wo1krt...
Chris Shaul ( 16 7 ), a tophom0tt
who al tended f ountain ~alley bcfott
gradua1in1 from hiJh 1ehool in Fon
Brag(No. Calif.). 1s alto ranked .
third in 1he state forGWCwhilc Enc
LcGarrcta (I 18>and Brad Woodbury
( 142). a Fountain Valk'y product. arc
ranked founh and fifib . rt"Spectively.
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TWO IN A ROW'! Laird Hayes·
Orange Coast College men's 50(.'CICT
team ~'ill mos! like!) be playing
ll&ndaoSu-l'orlbeO...Em-
pi..re Confe:mtce title on fridly at 3
p.m.
The Pillltn (11-J..2 o•cnll~ do-
f'c:odlnJ con(cttnc::c champions. are
s-G-1 in conf~nce and boa Go&deft
Wnt 1oday. while lbe Dom (}-0.l in
lbe OEC! play fullenocL
A.ssum1n,1 bolh OCC and Rancho
Santia&.o win today, Friday's m111Ch
al occ ~·ouldscl up•cb8.m~ip
billlle. Wilh a 1ieor• victory, Ora.oat
Coast would win its sccondstJai&ht
1i1le. Rane.ho »ntiaao. which
eliminated the Pirates last year &om
the Southern California Rqionals,
mus! ~·in in order to claim the con-
ference crown. OCC h.as been led this season by
Paul Oldham (~tater Dci). a
s.opbomorc 1ransfer from Cal State
fullenon who has 18 goals.
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8-42 59!9 usy Coste M ... anop OC'1 la1gest parking com-Friday The Dally p1101 Pacific Cout Highway, BEAT $300 1 week clear New CotlM end tabie' chll-• EJCp pref, will train Call The above positions otter pany has openings at 330 W B1y St . Costa Newport e.ecn wf\Oles11e comp1ny ex -dren·s bOrm set lazy-
FOUNO CAT. black & Ctu.K:k, 6'6-713 l an xlnt .. 11ry/benef1ta pr•tlglC>i.d llOlels. res-Mesa" Ask for Oeorge ------p1nd1rtg nMOs man>'· boy Sleteo All good con-
wh1te, mature. very vocal ~kg along with oppor1un· teurams ~ n!Qhtclubs. Arauz. 642-4321 EJCt *IOAIL* ANY DEAL ment·mindeo peopl~ dtt1on 650-1849 10/23, v1c1nlty Big ca-• LJelll ILlll tlft for advancement For Management positions 203 Overtime all you want No __ _ _ __
nyon.NB 721-1323 FI T.PIT.eves Retlreeen-more Information or 10 avall•ble •-··------• exp necessary Must be Custom Maoe. one of a couraged to apply. Colla acn.dule an appl, please Come work In Amenca s open m1noeo nard work-kind soltd oak wall unit
FOUND Dog. mhied lem. Mesa 548-3883 Steve call 714-727-2210 111-1... ...u ,_....,,_ most beautiful Christmas 1ng w1ll1ng 10 advance 24" oeep 7 wide 7 111
black. white ChMt, 20-30 ------•-• storee In SOUTH COAST GUARANTEED we can rapidly First come ltrst $1000 For into 642-1740 lbs, hair loss on tall & •••11Y TIWllA .. IOA 1_11 -P1r1-Tlme flexible hours PLAZA and TUSTIN top any P"vate security P ----·---r-Wiii t G t f I company w tte" o ... ofl•· ser"eo ositions ltmited '"'UT ON-Q-·~ si•e One back 10/25, 111c Nut"""" Seaclilf Bak__, .. ature ram rea or co· PLAZA. We need your n "I v .., C , 1 od .. """"" ~ .. ·-• -·' "" 1-••• .. -•1 I t d t C ti J f ou mplo m t as a ar a must ,..pp Y 1 ay m~t .. old 8" t .. 1-... not 6 Harbor C M 549-5983 daytime counter help. ---ege s u en a oyce talentl In ret11I sales and or Y r e Y en t C 11 ..... " "..,.. F N P f ' 760 "907 F ~ "'" ot11ce GREAT s art tomorrow 11 sta"dard 6 w--... folC1· Flex hrs Come be a part or on-ro II ... gency in ..., u c a1hiers lex Ible -..u , r M d 939 1228 .. """"
FOUND wormdrive saw. of one of H B 's finest WESTERN PERSONAL Costa Mesa. Temporary. ~ doctor seeking hours, Immediate open-WAGES ano JOB SATIS-in Y • tng frame Batel)' slept
10/29 am. mterMCt\on of bakeries Call Hiida INSURANCE CENTER 2 months. Call 979-7900 •JC.....,ienoed person for 1ng1. no eicpertencel FACTION are our special-Wlllfl&ll &OGlllT on Pure couon $275
19th & Newport Blvd . ( J t 40515 F.-.s• ...,. --·-.. ,,, ty since our Chents DE· UIOITIYI value tor $200 C 960-2425 10AM-3PM nr unc ion -1 1 ~ -medleal cosmetlC prac--•• -• rWIMI Oltl M esa C all 33 Technology Drive --r-h 20 25 (71 4)~6-2520 MANO ONLY THE VERY call 58 1-6312 831-8466 to identity • ..., ... If'__ Irvine. CA 92718 light bookkeeping, FIT. tloe Must ave • yrs -.. ,,. BEST Pr o Fed M o rt gage ----
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FOUND YOUNG FEMALE Full charge Etlic•ent, COCKTAIL WAITRESS r~:ur~:.i~~p F~=u Call sales experience Con-(71 4) 730-1141 • Full-ttme POSlllOnS Savings Ban1< 1 seei<S ea -mattres5 & trundle never CAT lnF V nrGreenVal-enernat1c e~p'd lor busy Be f · tact Renee. 636-58•0 ,.-• 11 ahl t Apply In person. Linda 494-6588 .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•--available peroenceo wno1esa1e uM<I $195 •840-8733• i.y Tract (Slater/Ward) architectural importer Island Yacht Club. 1500 ' Mon-Fn 9-5pm * 25 weekend pan-time agent tor 1rv1ne area sue--------
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$26.000/yr 5<18-853 1 ..... Data En"-.-try, c~ .. s. mltlAI. UOlPTlellST MW#~ IT S and eStablisned c1tent BRAND NEW' $155 1 -.1 ... ~lie 1 _... "''"' FIT Orat\041 Co's largest otttee II tor some bizarre reason C 'LL ., ... 0-8733 .. .,.., • _. c Accept!"" 1ppllcat10n1 lor ,--.11-1st C.M. area. to asslsl in results base We offer ovtstand-"' • ,.. • B•'bo p I p CLEAi AL ... ~ .... ~· f ..... ply co IS now ........ n tn -don t ptace you 'N1tr>ln ,.~;;;;;;;;----~~ .. a en nsu a omt Servers-MIF & Cooks S"S8 •n "~·r Lnnn & ~t or lab 1n Newpor1 __,... _,.... 1ng prol-s1onal work en-----p ..... ··-11 675 666 -•••...,•-v--· "~ -·.., G lrvme We are accepting 24 hours ot your inter-~~ u 1...1 60 l S ........, ca • 2 lft'r..s -·-• Apply at 2750 HarbOr ... ...,. t-m. day or eve-Sch ood benefits vironm~t "ae• saia"' ,..°"~•.wous f .,..,. • ... applteahons tor lhe fol-view we will assist you oy .... .., """ ·, LOST Many housekeys nr For ,:'nvate ~on·r;o ~ Blvd Harbor/Adema CM n1ngs Call Norrell Tracy 646-0216 lowing FIT & PI T pos-circulattng your 1nlor-c
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channel setting Lady lmlPllllS, llO. Wm. 261-9302 MUT • RUL ESTATE * •IYllS we re nere tor you ano HIRll~ SPREE CSL1050SETdblme1drrooo', d22oor,efset,.,, ~... f d •-I Must have high stanoards your better future witn W ·• ... • ... o oun p ... ase Pease FI T clencal pos1Uon avail-OlllTDIE' .-•P•nmtn HAIL Sl21-._.""/WIEI $500 country French ' return No questions able Position requires l.r WMt..., I.... RD Tllll• & en1oy dealing with the DJIAlllC .-bdrm set t>y Bake< sacn-lt'I If te ,... asl<ed 642-8392 computer1typ1no skltls. FIT. PI T, no experience I limited oppor1untty to 1om publlc Many compl\fly New brancn must 1111 2i1 1tce$1400 760-0407
Free anonymou1 HIV correspondence. and neoessary 631-6672 ,...... n1t1on1I real estate mar-t>enefitslwill train Please Fi1 perm positions in __ _
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Beach 494-0761 Call for PRIVATE GOLF LESSONS Newport Center Dr . Ste Seasonal & CarMf Op-1vall on a temporary & VIOTTO at SELECT 72 Corporate Park, Irvine. No &llP nee p11d training Frig1da"e frost-free trig
day even1ng1 and Satur-ln1tr Call for Appl time 92660. Attn. Sandi P1y World Travel! Call (11 FREE) SS-$11 an hour GARDENS (714) 863-1 200 ASK FOR CINDY beO wimatt & bO• spnng
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card. exl l.yl>rd & mouse TEM S60 E•cellent con 8ayhner Boat m9'-hamc 54 9 4 11 ,. Evening' "i~d• .. Ln, Hunongton OUlllMH name °' namu Meta CA 92620 Tr111 11111.,nent wH 1~ 0~ vway uci..et ltOm John $5000 obo 28 I 2277 rt~ & Of.unc CllllOft 18 gamea $12 10 knowleell)\I a 1nus1 645~4 Stach CA 92841 1111.0lbove on 111/89 Oa;ve~ Compan~ In· ... uh the County Ctetl< ol Or VV•~~ ltrporllo NorlQlk , _... $IS t>.1<.h Cell 969 1010 JOM 673·0176 Brian T Ctlarmtet18/I, 2521 James E l11ompson tutwic. AMOCtatH Inc; CA afl9I Couuty on Octot>et l7
Vlfgina via TWA Any· Pru & Animals 6049 6059 T Ion Of•noe Ave Coat• Mesa Th11 1111emen1 Mot hlea c0tp .3t99A·2Alfpott l.oop 1989 F4348tt
tltt\I S HS 588• 1674 eve S T 0 RE y & CL A RK r1nsport.tt NEWPORT CA 8~e21 with the c ounty Ci.tk 01 Of· Dm e Co1t1 Mna. CA P ... _,,, 0 co .. • * NTlJll * Bo1t/Y1cht Chartrrs Donor Agath1nge1ou ange COunty on Octobef 10. 92828 ublo.,.,... 'D/\01 S~YflNG MACHINE wood SPINET Good condition Boats General 7011 -IMPORTS 19465 Moun1a1nv1ew Ln. 1888 This bu11ne11 I• con· Dally Pilot ()(.toblr 24 31
cabinet. Sears Kenmore. AID PIPPlll ~autihJI to•1e S850 obo ' RUNAWAY FOR WEEK· aAJ'llla&M Huntington BHch CA '4141M ducted by 1 cotpo1atoon November 7 14 1989 Qt••• condition S150 Akita. Bat.Set Hound. 722-1046 40 SeeQolng Houseboat ENO Chatler Statt>-01-~ 92648 P\lblleMd Orante Coeet The reglsltant com· T-0•4
ctBO e45_7629 Beagle B1chon Ft1se wrlh 50 moo11ng 1n Att 34 Crealock Pkg cte<.11 l!I wuuaw Th11 business Is eon· Oeilr '"°' Octobef 11, 24, menceo 10 trensect bull
Chihuahua. Dalmatian, Newport Bay $49 500 with skipper 675·7100 1>1~m ducte<' by A L1m1tod Pan -31. Novembef 1, 11et neu unde1 the fiet111ous "8.IC NOTICE
Doiutl. Goldet1 Retriever FIND 548·5972 GrUI Mcm. ol ft!tol!ftll llprs. ne1sh1µ T001 business name 01 names Wedding Dress brand
nJw. Whl satin wllace &
beads. az 6 Pd s I 1SO. sac s8so 497.1310
Kees h 0 u f\ d Lab S"'il Bo"'tS 701 4 8' l'OllSO( 911 r.-.:• The tegish iilnl(S1 ~oin-lilted •t>o~• on Prior to FICTITIOUS au SINE SI KA'YAK SPEEO SKt yel-• ., 1>•1201~ ' .. T M altese Manchest er menc"d 10 1ransact busl· "8.IC NOTIC£ Auguat 14 1989 NAME lfATIMEN Temor Min Schnauzer. h h I .,. d lo1o1. pt.rlecl cond111on 2 1 SLOOP RIG h~rglus~ Golid sdKllOll o4 M!fcede$. neu und1t1 the F1c1111ous G1rvey Company In· The loll<>wlf\9 persons are
Pal'ltllon Pug Pyreemes. t roug C aSSI le SI 000 640· 1942 daysa1le1 hkeel keel la11 8'Ms, a Pone/In Bus111ess Nemets) llsteJ f lCTl'nOUI IUl*lll w rence Auoc11tes Inc dotng b<Jstness as
S:imoyed. Schipperke cond $895 675-3038 ll•r....i twt•••ll•ldl above on Oclober 1 1989 NAMI ITATHIENT President THE tMAGE·BOUTIOUE Camtras & Sheltre, Ctuhtzu. weslttt Sporting Goods 6065 II' DlllS OUfT R£SAl.E . 722-4100 Johns Nytanelet The following persona .,. Thia atetement wH hied 891 Baker & Beer Sts
All puppies gvaranleed FB Sporlfisher twin 350s Sllps/Oodc.s/Storage This sta1emen1 v.as hied dotng business 81 with the County Clerk of Or· Costa Mesa Calif 92626 __ £_cppmtnt ______ 60 __ 16. PETLAND PAVILION SPOR'TING GOOOSt FrM runs good Recent haut 7022 ROUS ROYCE 67 with the CO<Jnty Cle<k of Or· NATIONAL BANK CAAD ange CO<Jnly on Oclobef 24 Wrnoll Russell 2429 Ut
1 • IAllll OPEN 1 DAYS wetghl equrpt & access out & bo11om 1ob Sfpeps •;;xe County on October 6, SERVICES. 4 10 Pacific 1989 F435447 lleton Pt Costa Mesa C11111 "'41U 11•1 16374 Beach Blvd ., m1 S OlymPIC & standard belts 6 Hf'J<l & galley Include:. •SLIP w•-1* Silver Shadow Righi hand 19 9 Coast Hwy 337 Newport Published Orange Coast 92626 M-5 Black Body M int new S 500 lbs Olymp wls Stt·up 8 Avon & brana new 3 -•5 drtve Lrghl ion leather F4"965 Beach CA 92663 Datly P1101 Octooe< 31 No· This ous.neu 1s con
as St I lenses Cash 40 fwy nexllo Targel t>ench tteadm111 S 1000 hp out boar Cl s 10 000 hr 41' slilhlt, h liwt 1nt New !Ires Must soe 10 P<Jbhsheo Orange Coast Re .. oawedet 4 10 Pacific 11ttmbet 7 14. 2 I 1989 ducted by an 1nc11v1duat
714-638·3712 * 141-1211 * takes au• ~2· 1740 Msg cash or trade 675•6256 H ._ __ 1 ... , hit 1111.._ appreciate S 17 500 Oo11fy Pilot Oc101>er 17 24 Coas• Hwy 337 Newport T049 The reg1s1ran1 com
-• 'J 639· 1358 eves 3 t November 7 1989 Beach CA 92663 menceo to tranuct bu&•· Ms.4.PrtfrtflHH. SUBA RU 811 JUSTY T.990 This busmeas is con· f't&IC NOTICE ness unOet the f1ct111ous • •144-12"• • Hatchback for ~ale or ducte<I by An ln01v1dua1 __ .;...;o ......... ..-____ I busmen name or names Nit.IC N()TIC( The reg1stranl(sl com· I( 52321 fisted ot>ove on N A llOI, PllYlTE UU trade for lg O• l>mafl truck menced 10 ttansact bust STATEMENT OF W1no1a Russell
van 35140 mnn New FICTITIOUI ........... o ,..... F 11 WIT ...... •w•L F•OM This statement was Irle<! Newl)Ort 35 ft F1t!.I 1.1-.1 ~.. ... ..... ness un er . ..,, 1c 1 •OUS ...,...,,. .. "
650•6637 clulch & brakes Runs & NAME STATEMENT Business Name(st l111ed ,A,.TNl"SHIP wttl'I tne Coonty Clerk ol 01
looks good 650-1396 The foflowrng persons are above on September 9 OH"ATINO UNOE" anxe County on October 20
SUZUKI t987 Samurai JX 001119 b1Ji1ness AS 1989 FICTITIOUS aU81NE8S 19 9 DELTA DESIGN ANO DE· ReA Dawedel NAME f4S5227 Conver trble teal green VELO P M EN T 1 8 2 8 1 This staltomenl was loleO The follo"',ng pe1s.>n has Pubhshed Orange Coast 4 ·whel'I 5 speed Golhard St Huntington w1lh lheCountvCle1kol Or· w1thdrawnas11generalpo1t· Oallv Pilot October 3 1. No·
Kenwood sheepskins, Beach CA 926'18 ange County on October 6 ner fr om 1he partnership OP· vembe• 7 14 21 1989
llOIUSEYHI
10011
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LOWEii RITES
llMllPlll llUIAYlllll LOWEST LEGAL RATES
Sftort Notice OK r. t2'13">
969·4390
W .... tlt t1•1111ry sll1 for 40 fl sail ~espC>ns1bre
parly Call 768-2 146
excellent cond1t1on. John S Nylander. 19462 1989 era1111g under tile hc1111ous T-035
Pr1ced to sell quick R1vetdale Lane Huntington 1<433MO business name of BELL .. KIRBY
MAINTENANC E
WITH SKILL & CAR£
Reft11 enCl'S Pie.1st' c .. 11
l orn 67'i·672b
$5300 ( 1SVL4691 Day Beach CA 92648 Publlshe<l Orange Coast GARDENS ASSOCIATES a
549 -8209. 549-411 4 T1l1s business rs con-Daily Pilot October t7 24. Calllorn1a general pa!lner· Misc. Transportation Evenrng 645·6004 dueled by An lnd1v1ctual 31 November 7. 1989 ship 13 Corpora1e Plal o l~mm~immim••••-----------iSUZUK I S AMURAI J X Tile reglstrant(SI com -T·983 Suite 200. Newport Beach II -= menceo to transact bus1· CA 92660 es1 quality '"fl·111 l>L'R' vocE' Nu•'>e· ompariion Campers/Trailers BO 14 1987 ~;.speed 3 tops. ness uncter lhe F1ct•tious ..,.,.IC NOTICE The 1tc11t1ous business
631-5272 01 lhf! lowf!~l ~,,.,,, O•'t prrced lo sell $4,200 Business Name<s> 1rsted ---'"-~-------rn1me statemen1ior thepar l· I I I Will work lonq TRAILER 1969 Concord p1umt:11n9 e t-r 11c a m1sl 23 645·3 140 11bove on October 1. 1989 FICTITIOUS •UllNE88 nersh1p was l1ted on 4-t 7 -89 L1c 69677 G11 67"> 1t.<1 1 hllcJf '> 1 "l' 111 ~··µ q u.r• · many e~tras sleeps Johns Nylander N• .... E s T•TEMENT 1n the County ol Orange
,._.,,, Xh1t 1L•fs 675-8005 4 S2800 OBO 660· 1175 ' .. ••-------.. -.. CLEA.I.II! Y&c••QIES 1" This stotement was f11tfd The following persons i11e FILE NO F4 15<494 •· -OIHE PIOOFllHi AIDfS NURSES LIVE IN ---------Wl'll PlY YM Tl Tlll w1lh the County Cterl( of Or-doing business a"' Full Name ano Address ol
Clu.in Point Repairs F11.tures tie11l11•m'> •11<1 2<1111•>1,lf b'ythehour c .111 Auto Servlces/ IYEIWlll angeCountyon0CIObe•6 INTEGRITY S A LES the Person W•thdrawino S'e~milrpecie'·nU1P11~. 031s61;~0~7 10 wo1ks ol .m R."""'1 ' r Ult L ARE SERVICES Paru 90 I 5 1989 16655 San Andres. Foun1a1n Ma11s11an Co1po1a11on a CA $2 .44 per day " " " Sandt!'"' lid 953 ·603" 895 6725 ----------1 B BMW 3 5 F4331M Val'-' CA 92708 11 p . 254 11 Coast Sprongs • 4 POLISHED CHROME r.lnd nev. 2 I ~, CRAMERS 'LEANING H~l&m••••••• C Pubhsned Orange Coas1 Joseph F Nf'wberry Lane. Laguna N1guet CA Thal s All you P<I\ IO•
4 lines 30 Od\ n 1mmun
1n lhf'
* '"' 11~1111:1•••••• V\'HEELS with 3 mo old onv.erloble tolack with D P 0 7 2 92653 ,._,I 1 a1ty 1101 ctobe• 1 4 16655 San Anores Foun1a1n ua • orn1a t orpor· Ver~ DPl ltlea• No e'tra or G ERV Cf new tores lor Merc.edes white in1e1101 p111st11ping 31 November 7 1989 C at on .1pp1 .,net>:. .;1nll e'trd S~• • LT HAULIN , I . 11 Yr• If ·~PJ L1•1I rea• dee!( S"O•ler cuslom r.ft_91 Valley A 92708 's C . ~3., ,,584 l Ga1,1._i, Ycl Cl•tuP'> r "' • "" Asking $495 644-0 142 ... ~ Suandra J Newbt>rry • tephen H op~ •flS ~•CfS • u v msg Ou.1ht. ~ mdert wheels car phone fully l665S San Andres Fountdrn President SERVICE
DIRECTORY
F.LLElll lllUSll/Siles .It• 145-1112 C""""'1o" R1c.t1J10_ S·110 Vans 9040 loaded Cumpony It ans-PUBUC NOTICE Valley CA 'l2708 Pubhsn"o Orange Coast
83 I B iMMED•A l f Sfli\/lt 1 I l•< tr, Fit-b i o~···•&Clt: fer must sell' Assume Th1<1, business '" con Daily Pilot O.:tober 31 No-~·s o service u,.mess 'o 1£ •ASTEAL• leaseatS575mo K5111t dcted b Hsbano andvem1>e1714211'189 •oppc.rtumt•e .. 84;'-69'-CLf A•1~•'•(. Nt.,kf I 111-1111 . u y u • • TfifF' c,111 1,• o ,,, I! * O•ALITY * 83 CYEVY VAN 20 FICTITIOUS aUSINESS W11e T048
'*HOUSE C..LEAl'ollNG *
Exper ence Relt>renc~:. Dul\1~ Rt NS JU'.~ CUSTOM PAllTllG Wn11r black LANDMARK'•••••••••• NAME STATEMENT The reg1s11an11s1 com·----------f ,l ,.11,.,.1 qu ti ,.,. ,1 11.,1• a c PB PW stt>reo 1• The following persons are meflced to transacl bus•-Nit.IC NOTICE
1 11l ,.... n, 1., l •C:ll I , Seats 7 sleeps 2 doing business as ness unOe< lhe F1ct111ous ----------
"' 111 t.•1><1 r l.'-Oi : 1 Loi..e 11e1o1. Si'SOO Autos DomestJc 9300 ACACIA1REAL EST ATE Business Name1s1 l1s1ed FICTITIOUS aUSINESS
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ASK FOR LOIS
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Reprt>sent.1t1 ..
142-4321
Ext. 310
Rate~ 63 1. ">989 Mdr, C,1\1 ''°' M ,j;, tt lt \ ,, PHFECTIOIPLUS I l lH l)l Alll' PAINl1NC
HOu'it." & Vacancy Cleaning I MAISON MAULIN& II 1 r • 1 lb yf•,11 s 0 l
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L•CS d Bonded RectS A" cl r '. ,. c;. ' """ ' l ' '"" ll Rt f we Really Care 847. 1230 San1e Da~ s, .. • · •0 tiOtl, N~Or.11• 1 8 1« 18ot.
REL IABLE Hou,.ec-1ean11'q 11Cl1S MAULllG MICHAEL COX PAIMTllG
b~ lht:o Od ) Local ared Junk 10 Dump 7 dA)!> ~ 1.:' Hr MAT E"RIAL S
E •Cl'lfttn1 Rele1 ences Cos1a MPSJ '\4Q. li'ClB I Rel""'"~··~ bi"~· 1001.i
CALL 'r'Otdnoa 631-5967 j sTARVING STHUDfNIT All KIWI PAllTIH l1t./11t.
PllLIC llTICE AMERICAN AUL. NG ... 1 hf'l('\l ll• '""P "' 1<. I tit . 'he C..ihl PubhC U11htit''> COURIER SERVI( f ' . ' ' Comm1ss1011 REOUIR("' KITCHEN-Bath Remodels i21·6814 Errc )IO!o l> ·O KIWI u:>O 'Fl I
thdl all u-;t>CJ hou-.,•hotc:.1 Pa1 10 s Tile Do ors CJrpen11~ PlumlJ Elec
All phases of cons11 uc.t1on
522987 Keith 898·3 I 16
Houses1tttng
HOUSESITTING
Take yood care ol yo1;r
LIKE IEW HAii (l1tt.)
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1i..,r~t"µ S1eve642 1:.."1'
goods move• .. '-'""' lhl011
P U C Cal 1 11umbe1
limo s & ChJll,.t'UI s 011111
theu T C P numoer in all
ddver11seme11b II you
ttave .i que'>t•on abou1
the 1eq.ilily ot J muver
hmo or Ch h.111 .. u• C,111
Put t C U!•I!'"" Co n
mission : 14 558-4 I!> 1
plants pets mJ1I Loc.11 OLSO• Pll•Tll8
• .. f "-.JI references 6<:2 48"2 1111 C•ro <;ppt1,1,,,1
I '"" -•nlCS WHILE YOU RE AWA'r .111nt "I 1:11. It IS Oeci..s balconies stairs HOME MGMT CO I
Ouaht)' wori.. 722-8769 MOuse p+>ts ~ r 11 1 ,,, PAll Tlll I WlLLPlPH
Doors ' •'• t l,( h , ... I Reis UC Ins 5b -·-ld4; ·1P .•' A Ir "" r
MIHllSTllUI 1'"4Al"1l!U\·, ( •• ' 1.• 1 •~!Difl(i?[lfJllJ. En1r, " "1""0' Cuslom SPllllLEll IEPlll p,.,111,. fl h 1 l •t •· ' • C tl llttl~ furn•tur...-l=ft'"t'
Ei.ttmates 650·5952 * NO JOB TOO Sma • A1 1 0 1.1.il •I 1 ,.., •" LAWN MAINT 5<l8 <nOO SI I 1>CJ•l1 t t '.,
Dryw all UWI MAllT. Trtt Tri• I VESCO Pll•Tt•& • lllYWlll TlPlll • Clean-up St rinlller "'r" .., .. ;, , L 11 , , 1 l 011,1 1.
Tt>•HtrE'·Acoustic & Paint install VJlt'l'lin 5.i 8-6 ion wo1~ f ''"' ( 1 969 63.J" Appliance Service
f>AUl S APPLIANCE SVC
elttg Washer Dr ye rs
Otsh-washcr" Ovens
ourteous Serv 760-7398
FIE'l l'~l Ke~1n 538-6 '92
Electncal
-~.~M;A~RiKIM•A•s•••.•11 ~
rs-Cabinets Wood ~~ St LIC. ork Formica Counlet 57Ji07
T09s Dtywall 642·0527 Res ·C0"1m
• REMODEL • REPAIRS
•NEW CONSTRUCTION
Umque & Unusual Work
Welcome Comm 1-Res•CI
DESIGN REMODELING
S ervino dlf ;n 1• elec1rtcal
r>..-..Os ,71.i, 63 1-3?18
Jo seph A Greco
1PTREES 4P
Toppedoemove Cleanuµ
nu 1awn1sp11ni..1r 751-347&
GREEN LIFE br ERIC
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111-1111
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111-.1 111 ti• "' Rt>mllv<I W 111 R1 ·p w P1t.mp1 1 1c Olllft.m UllSCAPE ""G21'· ~.1.1ri.. o.:.• uf 1' * SPRINKlffi REPAIR * I WdllC..OvPrnlQ'-tl~ {,I', .~rd
Comm Res1d ma1111 Clt>an P•C'f P!..,1.,11,,1 w,i llpJf •ring
ups 2tyrs e•p 64 5·5t.24
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*LAWN MAIN TE NANCE C.1•rara V\'"""'~ '~6 • /Cl
Full Sen11ce Re~•ll ' WALLPAPER HANGING
Comm I No Jot Tu• 911,1 R[MOV.AI ~ (.nnipef t1v
or Too Sm;i11 531 2c.,o; 1 11., "'' •< .: 16"0
UTIYE WISClPE
Landscaping Tree Prun·
l"i!. Marni Cte.in·uµS
Seed & Sod 722-8374
UWI I IUIH CAllE
Cleanups & lawn lns1all1·
11on 20 yrc; H 8 F V
area Oave 892·6667
, • 141 52J ?Ji<, Larrv
Wf 9t11, ston han9 togethe
<;1r1p oa1n1 1ns1.111 ACI
v1CP to the crazy 14 yr
,.~P 633· 7 172 any trme
Plaster 'Repair 3yrs area lie 968-3564 ~
Reste1en11al-Commerc1al
Remodel Oeslgn Repair IU'S WISWE
SPECIAL EFFECTS TUOY WOTllC lll llUU
Int IE"<I paten plastenng
custom texturing quality
wotk Prot>lems·No Prob
lems• :326864 554-7831
Competent-Prolessionat Service Calls Free est lnstall1t1on or Md•n• PUITll I PAllT.
FrH E1t-Oes1gn Service De~ndable Reasonable KnowledgeablP dept>n Specialize 1n Restucco &
-578325 30yrs 434-1499 Lie 527459 dable Estabhshed Local Patch work E•I llnl
Obrs-Repatr·Alleratrons C ALL Tracy $48--2317 references State L1cen!>e Pain11ng Lowest Prrces
ablnels-Pane+.locks-~ .:::547675&bonded 17141 552-5014 or646·2160
111rs-Orywa11.Patros·etc • • 265-0619 ask tor 01..1
5yrs exp Jerry 642·0567 F • A NEW PALM REMOVAL
Repair fledwoootCedar H Ir IM .-.nu llllllLOAIPllTIJ Post replac.e CM IN B Any size.$65 OO ir•cl HEATING •PlUM81NG stump Insured abrnels-wall units-doors Jim Whylt' 642·7201; CHUCK 642•0322 OLDEST AD •Lie 541878
•noows-decks Lie/bond ECONOMY FENCE CO I YIU. UITll GUI 20 yrs HP 434·4G24 Woo<I ornamental 1ron. f A E E T RIM ·SH APE PALM ·STUMP REM OVE DRAINS $5 SI 5 $25 & up IUI, UI, M2-1ll0 chain ltnll Lie 428854 · CLEAN-UP & HAULING Faucets disposal heater
mall Remoel I & Addns Free es1 M ille 95 1-0777 641-0512 ot !'.45-5755 Phone Eat ony11me
thfms·wardrobe-doore Pl 846-6242 Leo
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... ""' REPAIRS Boats C4tl
ahowers ele MOLOmak·
•og latmcallon n.w de-
ttgn MOBILE or ln·Sl'l09
Srvc Currenl wittl mod·
em m1ter11lt & tppti..
eaftOOI 20 yrl e11p Call
Tim. 1 dey9, 84&.52SO
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O.,.ner I , l.4C c 518311
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rot 11nce h1ngtn
Broken M1ss1ng? Fla
roof leaks Free f st Lied
Low Alles' 675-3894 Gil
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High Ovallly • R .. a Rel Roof Rtopltrt & Rerooll
Commetc11l/Residen11a1
a or Lie 573688 969·685
taro• jobs Newport OC!AN VIEW ROOFING
Costa Meu , Hunl 8eKn Loeat Referenoe.s
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.... CUSTOM WORKV -· BrlC!k·BIOCk w•llt·flre-Aerootl AecNlir• AM W()(k pe.,.. Nll CMtH8 ar ... Cl'* ~$10720 122·753
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..,~4_8722 D ;:;g I lO.t E ANO DEVELOPMENT 442 at>ove on Oclobet 9 1!'89 NAME STATEMENT CADILLAC 1977 Seville 16th Plact1 Costa Mesa · Suanora Newberry Tile 1ouow•ng persons are
Automatic atr full powe• Ca1t1orn1a 9?627 This statement was llleo doing ousiness as Antiques, accesso11es moonroot Edward Tracy 44~ 16th with tne County C1e1 k of Or-RANCHO LOS FLORES Classics 9045 Exc ellen1 cond111on S11ee1 Costa Mesa Call-ange County on Oc.tobet 6 tNC 3397 1 Selva Road ----------1 Priced to sell qu11.k at forn1a 92627 1989 Suite 230 Laguna Niguel 1<15€.' FORO PICKUP $4300 (642U0Hl Day Kalhleen Trac.y 442 16th F"33171 Cahl 92677 Complelt-l~ res101ed ""'"' 549 -8209 549.4 114 P1ace Costa Mesa Cali· Put.hsnc>d Orange Coasl Rancho Los Flores Inc
,,,,.,., run~ t»Cl.'lien1 V 8 Evening 645 6004 lorn1a 92627 Da11y P1101 OLIObe1 17 24 Colol ornoa 3397 1 Selva
nt•w 0 J 1n1 5 7:0 00 Tri1s business rs con-31 Novembe1 7 1989 Roao Suite 230 Laguna
.. <10-7<,00 CHEVY 80 CAMARO ducleO by co-partners r .999 Niguel. Cahl 92677
BERLINETTTA Exce11e111 The 1e91s1r;in1 com-This business is co"
l.. A D IL LAC 1 q 7 2 E I cond1l1on P 1 S P 'B menc:ed to 1ransact bus1· PUBLIC NOTICE ouc.ttt<J b) a corporat•on
Du•.11ln B .. dulrlut Cd•' S3000 OBO 720 7063 ·wss under lhe l•Cl tllOUS The reg1s11an1 c.om
F111 .. c.011d111on' Ex•··" ''ORVET 1 E ousmess n.ime 01 names K-51144 menced 10 transa.::1 bus•-
$400(1 b-:J-6 106 "' I 98CI Con h~teo abrJ\ .. on 9 1189 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ness undttt lht' f1c111oous
vet11ble While wi th 11.a1n1een Trac.,. NAME STATEMENT ousiness name 01 nc1mes
9100 saddle interior Bose This statl'ment was hlea Tl>e following pefsons ate listed obOve on October 12. :==========I stero, low m1lage GM e•-with the County Cieri. of Or· do.ng business as 1989 Autos Imported
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135-3171
89 LEGEND &
90 INTEGRA
SAVE! SALE!
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MIWMIS
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100 t Quail St Npt Bch
112-2112
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C ADILLAC 78 Sevrlle
Ortgtnal owner EJCoep •
llOnllly metnltineel New
11<e1. brake1. battery.
aerv1ce record• No acct·
dents 1071< ml $3200
(7 "' 720· 10911
FORD T ·BIRD '89 SC. 5
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ecutrves wiles car XLNT ange COtJnly on Oclober 10 PRANZO RISTORANT E Mari. StomiJnn
cond1t1o n S29 900 1989 IT A LIANO 1907· 1909 This s1a1emt>nt was llll'CI
673·8066 F434220 Harbor Blvd Coshl Mesa wtlh thl' Cou11t~ Ctt'rk 01 Or·
Publl•hed Orenii• Coasl CA 92626 ,mge County 011 Octobl'• •J
Dallr Piiot October '7, 24, Pranzo inc 11 Ca111orn11 1989
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PUBLIC NOTICE l he rego<.trant com "IOvf'mbet 7 14 198!'
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PlB.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as
THE Ml>SIC BOX 19145
Pacif1c. Coas1 Hwy Sunset
Beach. CA 90142
Ronald Alan W99mouth
8232 Pawtucket Huntrngton
Beach CA 926•6
This business •!> con
ducteo by Rt>nee LeAnn
Wegmoulh 8232 Paw1uckt1I
Dr Huntrn91on Beac.h CA
92646
Tne reg1st1an11s1 com
menced to trdnSdCf bu~•
ness under lht' F1ct11tou~
B1Js1ness Name1s1 1os1eo
above on NA
Renee LeAnn Wegm01Jtto
This stalement wa"' l1led
with the Counly Clerk of 01
ange Co<Jnty on Octobet S
198<1
FU3n 4
Pubhshed Ora~e Coast
Daily P1101 October 17 24
31 November 7 1989 r <1e 1
PUBLIC NOTICE
Orange Coat QAjLY PILOTn~. October' Sl. 1988
MUC llJTICl Ml£ •TICl Mt.JC .,TIC( __ .. _,_te-..MD_;..;.;ncr_..___1 __ MUC __ NO_TICE __ 1_....;NlJC~;;.;..-NO.-T1CE.___ MUC llJnC( ~ Mnll
ll mu YOU &J'8 t• N'.AUl T IC D'ln HCTmOUe euu&H _fte::_.T'mOU9.--..--..,_-.....--.-.. -"'""1QU1 .,_,, ll'Ol'nOne St Costa ..._. FICTITM>US .U..... Cent• OrM Wwc. a.m. NMi' t p I\ ......
NOTICetW UllC» .. •ADODCWTRUeT, FICTITIOUl..,...H ~8TAT.-NT NamlTATU.NT ~ITAlWMIJIT Ca111 t2627 N.-IT.Aft•NT AN CAt2702 ibyfteQOW\
oetlOUIT'ION ANO DATWD ,...,ARY' ... ...... flA.,..NT The lolloWlng IMlflOn• .,. TM following,,.,.,,,.. • .,. The roltowlng P«.00• arw Thll 011t1ntt1 It C.Ofl· Tiie lOllo'Mno S*IOrll -· lfl YOU 08JECT lo IN THE PETITlOH
LA0C tW ~y UNLlll YOU TAXI AC~ The IOllO!WlnO l)e'IOl"ll ete dowlo ~.. 00tng eiu.nw.. doing~ a1 dueled by 'O·PA11Mn OCMl'V bU-u orenuno or l"-"'1\IOll. )'OU ~ ~ • .._, lflOOe Lld a Calf. TM* TO "'OTICT YOU.. dolrlQ ov...-u THI: NAPLH OAOUP THE SWEET & NUTTY AIJC DOOR CO 2800 The r eg1111at1I com B.(LOOVl,.,,OS OAROEN lhOUld elltler appw et t1'le edtN-., .. ....
tOfnla Genet_, PWl"tr""P ~ .. TY, rT MAY H Sl(M IHVfST ... ENTS to 2330 Napl" NtwOOrl SHOP 10401 l!leec;ll 81vo South Mein SI S111te J ~ 10 ttanw1 l>ufM CARE 620 W 15th St l'IMflnU Md ltlte YCNI CC>-undltt l'9 II~
COfllltllne or~ K 0.-tot.DAT A PUelJC IM.L Sea borough N•woon 8"cf'I Calif t2ee<I Slt p.209 StantO'I CA Sattla Ana CA ""' un<l4tr the llclll•oua Sanla At1a Caht ~2706 i-cuona Of tMew<ni.n o«>t9C-~lion of e-
ten gaard .. nthony A • 'YOU .. ID AN IJC~. 8Meh CA tJ2eto Wayne GoooW1n Ren1un 90M0 0.0.gina RoorigU4lt 1937 bUl'MU nttnt Of namet UbalOO Bal<IOVtftOI 1120 UOM With the COUr1 o.fore Ac;t ~ llUllarWf ..
ftutenlch and Pt tr N.ATK>M ~THI MATU.W Sttve Sala 3018 C0<te Jr 2330 N~ Nftlc>«1 ~• l(on\19 Matt\IO t640 Maote AvltflUe Cost• M•• lilted abOv• on N1A w 15th SI Santa Ana Ille ~ YOAlf .,.,._,. aloW lhe ,..._..
Enl.,OflNe e CaJllotn11 OF THI ~ROCllDINO POflal N-OOll Beach CA ~ Calif t2HO N Otlberl • D fulle!'lon CA CA 112127 Chtft Ket'lntOy Cahl 92706 ~ rnay be In'*'°" 0t by ,.pt_..,~ 10 ....
L1fftlted Patlntttl\lp lor· AOAINIT YOU, YOU 92660 Ptmela Mary Rankin 112t33 Th11 butoneu 11 con· ln11 llaltmenl .. .u liltd Salv•dot BaldOv1no1 1120 )'OUf atlOtney mMIY ec*>tW ....,.
metly Trulentc:h Lid II A IHOULD CONTACT A Jell McKenzie 60 Sft. 2330 NaplH , New pot I Thtt bu11nus 11 con dUCt.0 by An lnd1111d11al ""'"the County Clerk 01 0 •· W l!>th SI Santa Ana If YOU AAE A CREDITOR ob~_~ ~.
Catttorni• L•m1ted Parln., LAWYl!t b<>tOUQh Newpoft Beach Beactl Calli 112e&O O\ic:lecl oy An lndovlduat Tha reg1s1tan1ttl com an~ County on October 20 ca111 92706 °' a conllngent credll0t ot 8efoft laking oetiiln W/lf'/ Y\~atwl wflidl has Uttted NOTICI Of' CA 9266() Thia. bullneu 11 con Tne r~11trant(til c;om-mel\G4fd 10 1tantac1 l>uto 1989 This businen •• ~"" llW o.oeaMO. you mu91 f"-~I doni,
Ql'I It bU"""9 •I 15520 T"UITIE'I SALi Orlaooo p Rodrigu ... 6 ducted by 11u1b&n<1 and wil• m~ 10 111nsact l>vS!· fleN unoer Int F1c1111ou1 f4)S22t ouc1eo by .t 9enera1 pan your claim with Ille court end howelMt, the ~
A I Blvd lrvit\41 Call• NO '11708 Bez llvorno Irvine CA The regitlran1 com nea1 unO•t the f1Cllt10US 8 u11ne11 Nam~s) l1tteo Pubhsneo Orange Cout nenn•P mall a ce>py to,,.,.~ rept~tatlve WI M
lornt 2718 WH OiHOlved Oo ll4ovemt>er 17 1989,01 92660 menc;ec:t 10 lranNCI l>ull· Buaoneu Nam•O l 1111eo above on Oclot>fH 2 t9!19 Oaoty ?1101 0<.100.r '.)1 No· Tne re9•1tran 1 con1 repr.-.n1all11eac>pointedby 19qUlred ID ghloe notlCt to
elf•cllve 5 00 P m on 10 00 A M et Iha m1in en-Thia busineH 11 con nH t under lhe 11c1111ou1 above on October 6 19!19 O~gina Rodnguez vemoer 7 14 2 l 19119 minced 10 11 a111.11<.t bus• Ille court within lout monthl lnlef•'9d PefSNW W-..
AuguSI 29 1989 trance lo bulld1ng loc:ated at dueled by an lndlllldual bullnett name 0, names N0t1 K Muwo Trua 11a1emen1 was t1ttte1 T 03b ness under lhe 1oc.1111ou1 from the date of llttl i. iti.y have waNed nob et
Aner 111•1 dalt no Par Iner 1120 W LtVela '" 111• 'ilY of The i eg1atran1 COM fisted above on Seplemt>e1 This sta1emen1 was lileo w11111n• Coun1y Clerk of Or 1-----------ou11nes1 name 01 r.am1t~ au1llC4tollett.,•a1provi0ed coneefl'9d w .. Pfopoeed
,,.. Ill• Partnetahip hill Orange Coon1y ot Orange. mencec:t to 1ransac1 bus•· 15, 1989 with the Co1.mly Clerk ot Or· .t~ Counly on OC!Ob•t 3 P'\lllC NOTICE hsteo above on May tO 1n Mellon 9 tOO Of Ult C811-llCtion ) The i~ICllnl
11uthorlty to bind • Patlnet· State of Cahlorn1a CALI· ntss under the hc 1i11ou1 Wayne o Rankin ange County on October 6 1989 1989 f0tn11 Probate Codt The ldmln&ratioft ~
sll•P ax~pl tor Anthony A FORNIA RECONVEVANCE bullnus name °' names Thll •llltm•nt wa.s 111'90 1989 FU34M FICTITIOUS 8UllNESI Ubaldo Ba100.1no~ time'°' llhng ctwm• wt" not wll be gi:anted ~ M
Tru!lniCh and Robert K Os-COMPANY, a C11lllotnla 11s1eo above on 911/89 with Ille Coonly Cletk ol Or· F433tff Pubhsneo Otc1nge Collll! NAMI STAT£MINT Tnos sll!em1mt ""o 1i11;0 taC>lrl prlOf to lour month• lnlef•'9d pet90t'I ... an
1engaard. Ille llqu1d111ng C0tpo1a11on as duty ap-Robefl J Walling ange County on Octobel 17 Puotosneo Orartge Coast 0111y P•lot OctoDe• 17 2<4 Hie 1011ow1ng p.&ri on5 a•e ... m the County C.•t't• of O• 111om lhe date ol ,,.,. hearing obj41Cllon ti:> 1he pellloft
Patlnen. wllO have authority po.med l ruslee unoer 1hal This stat_,,1 was Ille<! 1989 Daily P1101 Oc101>er 17 24 31 Novemt>er 7 19119 doong out1n1<s• u ange Coun111 °" OclCJl.>e• 24 notlCtO above and shows oood <:9Ule
only to wind-up 11\0 Portner certain Deeo 01 Trusl ..,;. witn ine County Clerk of Ot· f4Mnl 31 November 7 1989 r 980 C. A l L I 0 PE C 0 N 1989 YOU MAY UAM INE Ille why !he ooutf ltM>Uld not
sll•P allalrl tcule<l by Jack l Mann and ange Coonty on October 18 Publ4111.0 Oreng41 Coul T-9112 ___________ 1CESS10NS 1927 S Oran9e f4l5ot72 lilt kepi by 1ne eourt If you grant the auflofity
IN WIT .... ESS WHEREOF Jean 0 Mann Husband and 1989 ,~ Daify P1101 Oclobel 24 31 PUBLIC NOTICE 5tnld Ana Calif 92707 Put>llShed Olil"?" co ... il •r• • petlOn lnlerMted 1n A Hf.ARING on ~
1ne Partner• have duly a• Wile as 1rus1015 recorded Pubhsheo Orange coast November 7 " 1989 P\B.tC NOTICE Susa" l N•f'<J8' 1c;,2 • S :>a 1y P1101 Octor.e J • No the Htale yoo may l1le witn pe~tion will ~ he6cl on
ec:u1ed this Notice or Ola on Feoruary 22 19114 as 111. Da11y Pilot October 2• 31 T 012 ftCTtTIOUI BUSINESS KS2322 o ,..nr '>em;y A.,. £~"' ~eMDflr r 1.c 'I 1 1.;e-, the C()Uf1 a 1mme1 ~I Ncr.embef 30. 198e • ~olut1on and Lack 01 "1umen1 No 84·073000 ol Novemt>er 7 14 1989 NAM€ STAT£MINT ITATIMIENT OF "'270 T (14 t lor SPtC•ll Nollet of ll'le Ill· 1 45 PM 11'1 Dept. 3
Authority on lhe Olly ano Ollic1a1 Rt>Coros or Orange TOl7
11111
-.IC Mnnl'r The following persons are A8ANOOHMENT OF Susiln J Pt'te-r-s 864 1ng 01 an nV1tn!Clr'f and ae> ioc.ated at 700 CMc
year w11t1.n t>etow Couni, Slate ol Cahlomoa ,.~ "'"nA. USIE Of FICTITIOUS t>•nor St Co"• ... e .... CJ • pra1sement 01 fft•t• HM1S c.rtter Onve Wesl San._
Anthony A. Trutanlch. under lne po~• of sale doo~~s~:~~'tcaJRITV s vs 8UllNESS NAME 12627 MLIC NOTICE or ol any petition Of account ~ C A 9'2701
Robetl IC. O.t1ng..,d 1nereon con1uine<1 w1M sell 11 PUBttC NOTICE ,_..,to TEMS 7372 Pt1nce Drive rne 1ot1ow•ng pe•so• s '"•S t.us ,,.,. .. ~ ,.. co• I u ptol/\Cled on Mellon t250 I Ir-YOU OBJECT TO
PIE" UfTIR"ISEI. A Put>hc auc:llOn lo lne highest FIC fflO S •as FICTITIOUS 8UllNIES8 Huntinnton Beach Ca.hi nave abanooneJ Ille uSt:' ot OuCU!O t•7 d ~ene•.. 0 <1" NOTICE CW ~ OI Int Calol0tn1a PtOOala the granting ol ltw pell1ion,
CalltOfnla Limited Partner· b1ooar fOf ca.sh or check as T US eu fN,.; NAMli ITATHHNT 926,7·• tne Fict•l•Ous Bu~ nf'H ne<S"·~ TO AO-..ITt" Coae A Request lor Speclal you lhoulcJ appear Ill ~
ehlp , Ir: Anlhonr A Jesc11t>e01>etow payable at TNAM£ITATIEMIENT Tttetollowong personsare Raymonoo Olson ,9322 Name VES ONE MOllR r ... •~Ii >'•d•I ~ .. I EITATIEM No1ice10tm11ava11aotelrom he~aand stale 'f"O'
Trutanlch. 0-el Partner tne lime ol sale •n lawful he following perSOfls are doong bus1n.ss as LI ClE • ••ERS t44 1q Cu•.,., "'~<.f'O •o •• .. "'>oL' L"''' -u· .. • •cl[ Ille coun CIWll ob or f"9 wrmen
Or 00rng 1>us1ne$$ as Baywller Lane nuni.ngton ""' ....... -~ ..........___ th ..._ Pubhllled ang• Coa" money olllle UnitedS!ates A TRAN p RTATION PACIFIC PRO·MOTION Sellen Cahl 92646 Dr Irvine C.A'f27 t4 ·e-ss '""*'' '~" toc.•tu;,s 8ka81LLLACI Attomer 1-.... ..__, o0j8C1IOf'IS WI u,. court
Doily P110t Oclot>er 3 I 1989 ol Ame11ca without war· TECHNOLOG~E~ B TRANS SERVICES ) 186 Attway Tllil businen •s COil Tne F <.Ill ous s.,s r t'>~ Du•>1rif'>• ••d"'t' t>t n.;n-t'> c-Number. Keene and Dion, By: belore the heanng YCNf
T04" •an!y !'\P!llSS 01 implied as TECH 1828 I Gotnard SI Unit K Costa Miid CA dueled Dy an 1n01v10uill Name •elt'll"O to aDO•t',." '•Stf\<l •too.~ r.r {XI • .... A·1-7 MlchMI A. Dion. )50 E. t11h appearance may be 11'1
-----------10 1111e u~e pos~ss1on or 104 B 11 92626 Tne re9istrani com hleo , 0 1,.,.9 .. C.c.u,.1, , •984 To all netts t>tnefoe•at-1•1.. Ste 111, Coata ......_ personOl'byyouranom.y MLIC NOTICE encuniorance~ ail righl !•lie CA 9264~uotingion eec OOnilld D Cll11s1y Jr menceO 10 transacl ous• June , 1 •qs 1 ~ 16J3)0 5u>d• •,I'"'" cre011ors contt"Qel'I c;redl· CA 92C27 IF YOU ARE A.
.mo 1n1eres1 nov. held by 11 J h S N 1 d , t9462 3 t116 A11way Unot K Co~I• oess unOe• tne ticrnious Ja"'e" l c ...... 110 ''1 lO l t "'~ 1 •" "~·' "" • "<.! 1ors ano pe1son1 """° may Pubhsn.d Orange Coast CREDITOR or a
FICTITIOUS 8USINESS ill ~uc.n lrusie<: on ano 10 1ne R ~'~ale Cn an He ntinnlon Mesa CA 92626 t>osoness name 0, rtdmes Avalon Sanld A• • A "'"' "'t' l Ou• 1, C. ,.,, • O• olne<'W•M t>e Interested 1n OaJIY P1101 Octot..r 16 17 COOltngent Cfedtor of ~
NAME STATEMENT 1011ov.ing desc.nt>ed properly B;ac~ CA 92648 u --,, Robin Lew•s 3186 Airway h&ted above on N A 9210 1 11.ge "" 1, " " 'ot ... <4 me will or estate or botn of 23 19119 I de<leaSed. yOIJ must file JO~~: b~!~~~~ ::''°"U"' C~~~~Oiln'~ s::~e ~~o~~sa10 0 8r•an TA Ca1m~na11 C25~ I 92~~~ I( Com Ml'Sll CA ~~~sm~~~e~e~:~c::,. lolo10 du~~~~ ~:~~t-,~~"~~~: c ' t98'J FO!>·CJOI W~•:r;T~~:~:s84~~le0 mt494 ~ ~aw~:-to~
rRAVEl llME PROMO lol ;i 01 toac1 No 2202 on M':s~g9r,A ;;627
1 09 8 Jod• C1111s1y 3t86 Attway .voln tne Couoly Cier~ 01 0 , Tnol> sl.itemtml .,.,, ,, ,.,1 Put.i••V••<J rJ~q.. 1'"lby H.trry Lace 1n !ha Su· PUBLIC NOTICE personal representative
••ONS 161 E 16111 :.> tilt-c11y ol Newport Beacn flli~ business os con· . UM K Costa Mesa CA ange Couniv ""October 1; "'"" tne Counly CliH• 01 Or D••'f P • t CJ •11r,t-• ' '• 1 pe1101 Cou11 ol Ca111orn1a aQpoinled by 1he OOUf'1
l0,1..iMesaca111 q2627 •lSP .. •maprecorded 1111lOOk dUCleOll AGeneralPa<! 92626 1989 \ 1nge t..ou•<11 onOLtfJt•"•·J ,tllT'll••··· 1·1 ·' '"""" I Gounty olOran~ K 052i93 w11h1n lour months lrom
Di>v•d D Ba1 to11 161 ( 11.l U•lQes "2 10 26 in-nersni v This ous1neu •S c;.on f 434897 i989 ·~' THE PETITION •IQUMIS NOTICE OF PETITION 1 lhe dale ol Int i9SUanCe ol
•Atll 2 Costa Me~.i t111i1 ',,..,,.... """ce-11 .rneous TllPP ieg1s1rant1sl com-ducted by a geoe1a1 (Jilrl Pub••sN•d Orange Co.isl Ja,,.,es l Cavallc. l111a1 Harry Lace oe •P· TO ADMINISTER le118f'S as providltd in
•=6:F mao~ "' !he oll•(!> ot me 0 t 1 1 0 nersn1p Daily p,101 Octot>er 24 31 Puo1osnt-o OrJngl' {.·,,~• PUBLIC NOTICE po•nteo u pe<"SOnal r&p-ESTATE OF· secbon 9100 of tie
f h•~ bus1nt-'' " coo Co1101~ Rt>co"'"' ot '\Bid mence 0 ° ;~nsa;: 11 us• Tile 1eg1s1r ant c<>m · Novemoe• 7 14 ,989 Daily p,101 oc.iot.oN J 1 N• reseotatove 10 adm•ster 1ne NINA HARRIS. Cahlorma Probate ~
tuclt>d by an ind1v1<1u 11 rount, ness uo er e ''"ous menced 10 llilm.act Dusi-T O•J .embtt• / 14 11 198'< FICTITIOUS BUSINESS es1a1e ot1neoeceoen1 The time lor f~l'lO clairra
l ne r1tg 1sl1.tn! com f •c •pl ltW•f'from all ool Busmess Name(sl fisted ne$$ under lhe hcto11ous1-----------1 1, NAME STA TEMENT THE PETITION reqveall ROCKEFELLER w1I not expl'e befor-e lour
wcnced 10 11ansac1 nu\1 qols 'mineral'\ and '01ner above '"' October 1 '989 bu11ness name or name~ n111D•fC MnTfC( r r 1 th 1 1 o 1 t t..._ CASE NO A 150752 monfls lrom fle he.....,.
f n John S Nylanoer '2 ,.~ nu ''" c •c.w11•Q ".,,.,,..,,, ~·~ aJ or1 Y o a mon set ,.., . ~..i .......... -"·• '"'~s undl'• !hi.' •tl•l•f'u'> yo1oc!llbon' t>elow a Tnis slalemenl was hie<! hsled llbOve on Auiil < I---..;.....;...______ Jo•n._ 1 ""'PS~ J> estale unOe< 1ne lnclepeo· To all heirs dale not ........ ...,.,..e
•us•nt>ss o11mH or n.im"\ 1teuth ot !>00 1ee1 w11nou1 wi!llllle L _)\JnlyCter~ 010,. 1989 NOTICE TO PUBllC NOTICE A G p ,..orr.•,l•AP ... oen1 Aom1n1stra11on ol e&. benef1C1anes creditors YOU MAY EXAMINE
.,ti'<! above on 001 yt•t 1n~ togn1 01 'urlece Miry .;is angt! Count on October 6 0onc110 D Cnrosly Jr CONTRACTORS no• '> fi,.a, St 4«f 1a1es Act tTtiis autn0<1ty Ill-1CC>nhfl99nl credil<>B, and 1he file kept by the court If
Oav1<1 D Barton •eservt'd '" 1fl5trumt>nls ol 1989 Y TlloS s111emen1 was lilt>'1 CALLING FOR BIDS 0 24053 Sant.i Ao _, C JI• .-.;i• 4 11ows tne personal ••P'-· ~rsons wtio may "/OY ate a p&flOn
fh1s !latement "'"s tolt>J record f433M4 #ttn Iha County Clerk ot Or· Sc.noo1 D•s••tt.I COAC:. T NOTICE Of A rl'1u• '• .. A•" • , 1a11ve 10 1a~e many act1on1 otherwtSe be tnlerested 1n interes1ed tn the estate
"''" tne Counly C•t>•• 01 Oo I Also <'•<t'PMQ 1neretrom Publl .. n .. o Oran e Coast ;1nge County on Seplemoer COIVMUN T v COL l fGE' TRANSFER AND Go,... .. z IJI) • S e.,v S• w11nout 01>tatn1ng court ao-lhe w ill or estate or bolh you may f!Mt wtlh fie ooort
1• 9e County on Oct l>t'• • 4 1n, and a11 rognts !O .. alt>r Dail Pilol Ociooe~ 17 24 14 1989 f431574 OISTP CT INTENDED LEASEBACK 4i ( 5d' 1a A• 1 C.a o iprova1 Before 1ak11>9 certain of NINA HAAAIS a lormal ReQuest lo<
'089 w11nou1 tne rogn1 ol su•lace 31 ~ovP<"IOer 1 1989 PubhsneO Ora11ge Co.tst 810 Of>C1<lh<>e < .. 10< • Noloet' s r•••"t.• ~,,..n ' 12':l4 actions nowever tne per ROCKEFELLER Spec.al NollOe ol Ile illl'lg
f<43S<47 1 Pnl•y l S •t>ser•eO 1n !he T989 Daily P•IOI Oclobt!• 10 t7 p m ot tn .. ;?•J .. ,.)"• ,,.,., a I C""0 tO•\ I ,. ,, ,, .. [J,,,_ .. ~ ~· son•• reQ<ese<>!Bl••e IS re A PEilTION has treen of an tnventcHy ana
Pu1>11sht><J Or 111ge t n.n1 Ol'e<l •t><.0•0"<' l'eD•ua•) 22 211 3 1 1989 oe• t98'l ourcnast-•s •• ,..., P,.•!. ri c~ Juel .. .! t , ,, • c , 1.h., IQuireo 10 give no11u 10 filed by ANN R appraisal of estate assets
"J •I\ P1101 OCIO!lt'• , No 1984 as· 1ns1rumen1 No TC.i6 P1ac;e I B·ll Q ....... DI (JI Cnrvoraloc>n I c. •on1 . .,,,. ·-i; .... ,, I CO'T' 1nletes1eo per10n1 unleU PETERSON 1n the Of of any petition Of
·-"'oe' 7 " 21 •9so !14 07299'1 ,f 0 1toe1a1 Re-Pta.IC NOTICE • ce <• U·•PCt ~• ,... P~•cr " co•P.." 11.c;n '• '"~'"' • ,...,, , .. :i • •• .~, 1.1 o,., 1ney nave w111Wld notice 0< Supenor Court ol account as provtded in
I •14' oros PUBUC NOTICE ng Beu , Bata1 .. n Co"' .. .,o., .. l>u>'"""> 1t1oJ1,.,~ ' ,,,. .. ~ ~""~' ,._ ••<." • .. ,consented to tne o•o~ Cahlorma Counly ol sectJOn 1250 ol '19
-----------Tne 101a1 lmoun! ot 1ne FICTITIOUS eUSINESS Commuf'·!1 C.o 1'<,. D·~··· • • 0 1 So q • •" D• ·.. bus•• ~s r '"'Ii c• ,m.-~ actoon 1 Tne mOepenoent O RANGE Cahlomia Probale Code A Ml.IC NOTICE •"Pd•O pronc1~1.i1 balance NAME STATEMENT NOTICE n·o AO.iirs A.e L ''" R .. o ... o .rt C '• C••' '" • ~·t"<l •tir ... on Su(.• .... r ... aomin1strat1on au1n0<11y wiU THE PEilTION Request lor Soeclal Notioe
IC 52171 ·nlf'test lhl'•POro 1ogetl'le1 Tht' lollowing Pt•son5 art' INVITING 81DS 11.1esa CA 921i<t. ~ 9•,61 ,,.11 i •• •'!>'•" • "' t>e gra,,1eo 1,nlen an reguOSIS thal ANN R lorm IS available lrom the
..,,,n 'eason<101y es1ima1ed d oing business 415 Nol•ce •s nereoy q•vP<' '""' PROJECT 1 OE"' 1 I .,, ~1 1n1eres1eo person lites an PEiERSON be aw<>mled COUr1 cle<"-FICmlOUS BUSINESS 1.0$IS f'•Penses ano ad· THE RIT Z·GUEST HOME ine Boa•O ol Trustees 01 t!it' C.~ TON NAll.•E o.<l 'J!1fl • • ~ ,,. , ... ,. .. ro "'" • t'J obiec••on to tn1s Pt'l'l•on and as personal rep<esenlatrve AttOl'ney fOf Petltl-:
NAME STATEMENT •ii"''°' .. 11•-e !·mt> onne 1n-!'QA THE ELOERL y 2432 1 i-tunt.ng1on Beacl'I un.011 Got<len Wt>sl C-"«" 5• "" ,,1, '"" •'-"~snows gOOd caur.e wh~ tne 10 aanimster lhe eslate ol Robert W. Little
Tile lollowong pet>ofl "" 11a1 oub·•~dl'('n ot 1n1s No· 8tue1tdQe Et r oro l.A I ~·O" Scnool O•St11P N•tl •t' F •turl'5 .ir-o Cil!><'" " "'· • • 1 ,., ,~ court should not grant Ille the decedenl A Law CorporeUon
Jo1n9 ous1ness as 11ce are SJ07 70S es 192630 ceive s.-.ite\l 1. .. ds tor >UPl'.Jh Boo•slo'" p.,~, d ""' au1to0<•1y THE PEilTION 4675 M9cAr1hlH Court
600 Atl!On Boult'•d•O A,, Currenll~ ddlCO C.tsn1ers Cnrosiine l ynn McA,,hs 1n9 P•ace Pi.in~"'~ " • ,.. )t F43!>473 A HEARING on Ille e>e11· requests the deoedenl's Sult. 440
,ocoates 3315 F.i ........ Chf'Cl<Su•( .. l!•ltf'l C1'1ecks'\702 BAl"S i•vone c A rOMPUfER MA ...,IE ~ .... ,,...,1 Dorec1uo•P·,~·L• •t ... ;.•111on ... 1ll t>ehelO on NOVEM WILLandcodtc1ls 1f any Newport B..ch CA
Roild co~la Mf'5..I L "'I P'1\ld0if' 10 lilt! Trustee or 927 14 ANCE :>ERVICE rac l•l•l'S P1a ... «•Q fu.,....... (OC•" .. BER 2 1989 8! , 45 p M on be admilled to proba•e 92660
92626 1:>1Jd1H J1e i ccePtilDle 10 lnos bus•oPss ·~ con mt>el•nci or PQudl 10 '"" i-tdrr P C..i..s1 • O'""'"' 11 • • i ,. • 1oep1 No 3 1oca1e0 at The w1I and any codtctls Ofange Coast Daily Pilot
Thrt*I To¥¥n C.t.-nt,·f \§1" fru~tPtt prov1d~O P'Oper oucle<1 by An Individual 'peciftc.a11on~ on td(' r1 lhP ColleQe 0 st· c, '1·('1 '"•• 4 Courthouse 700 C1v1c are a~a1&ab6e le>< Oct 31 Nov 1 7 1969 ~i11rv1ew Roao CoslJ ".41•5,1 •Oen1111ca11on ·~ &vd1labie Tne •egosl•anu si ~om 011,ce 01 saiO 015,,,ri Ao.im' A•e c ,,11 .,,,.,,, 1enoed ''d"''"
CA 92626 From 1nlu1rT1a11on wh1cl'l meoceo 10 iran~act ous•· 9,0.--,~rtdll b " c1o·I)• t C.11 'l.?626 T., ,,., rd<"'• .,.,all!' C•" Jr .i•i ... '•
in1erna11onal 8us1nt'~., ine T1us1ee oeems 1ehabte ness unoei tile r,,1,1,0us .,.,ar•ed COMPUTER 11,AAIN 17 14, 4JZ 'i'O" •4 •<i89
Machines Co•uora11on ._. butlo1wn1cn rws1ee ma•e-s Business Nameis• lislPO TENANCE SERVICE R1CJ N OT <..f $ ><fREB" rnt>u•o~'""' • ••
...,l'w Vork corporo11on 208 no reure-st>nlill•O" o• "'ar-above on NA 101 adoresSt-0 10 Allyn E G•vE"' l".l' I"•' d tl<hP •errt"<l m J, ti" 1,_. I••
"1<1rbO"r Dtive Stamlord c r •dilly lht' Str~I ilOO•ess O• Cnros11ne McAnlos Rowley Purc;nas1ng M .,, "ameo S<."-u ~·\I• c, 1 O• Je""' Jll, d> "···
16904-2501 othl'I t:OrT1mon des19na1•on Tnos slalement w.is hll"O age-• Hunlol'9too B<>ac•• 1ngeC .r-, (.at '""d 1t • rpm5 r,11Cr"''l•' 1•
tn1s business ·~ t•"' '' In<' <)I"""' aescr t>eo w•lll l!'le County Cler~ ,..1 Or union Ho9n Scl'loo• O•s"''' ~9 t:» -i' •J ·~· ~q'> '> G • un "tl
ducleO by a \jt''1Pr.sl ""' IJOOpt'ft, '' 1001:. SP.i c,me ange Count) on Octo~• 6 t02St 101•10 "'" A , .. .,'" "'" "9 B· J"J ,.,, .. • ,, ... , '" ··e•sn1p Coron.i Del M<1•Co1 9?6l5 1989 Hunt n9101o B<>aC" CA •e .. eo• .15 '.)~'"L ' ,., ·~ .. '\ •• ~".
The 1eg•Sl •.ln! com S<11d proper!, ,~ t'enq f 433172 92646 .Jl"O "'<P .. f'u a: o• PCf',.e .,p • ::;,o • 1 J'"' c.u•su" • • $" 10" JJJ
">enceo 10 transa<.I Dus• 'IClllJ lo• tne pu•PO~e ol o•~ Pubhsneo O•ange t..udsl neto•l' 'VO ;:: "' WEOC. '"' ,,.., ~c ... '>•~·~.: ' -,_.
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'1us1nesi name or nLtm~s o, ~d1C:J ~O "lt T ru'St nc•uO~ 11 N '"emoer .... 1q59 .JnO .,:.IJ t f' t \J) N t tit-""'t' •,.. ~ '' t ... ' t • '""~ J,_ ... : ~ Sl80 abOvt" Oro 8 1 5q 1ng lt'f'~ .1nd l»Pf!nSt'S or !fle' I .,q • •ti; t t:'"PC i••O 01' i ll • l'<.I
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,p1ooe•s d CA li'""' I• oar! CONVEYANCE COMPANY. NOTICE Of' •nPudlt' ~p.-c '" • '" "" ..
ersn.p Gent:'•J P l'lllP• H aald Tr111IH, By Suun· TRUSTEE'S SALE I !'·Pl 01 t "' s. Soutn COd\I l'•d.Zd .i A n• IC•ll'f. EIKUllH Vice NOTICE l"t' tfOd•~ I ·, 1S!t"l''
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<;egers11om ~ o;CIP"' .. ( A f0tt1I• 9132<4. (Ill) 775-2575 JNl)(P A All "<C.~ •S· .r tn<l ........ ~ '"'' • ~·" • • ••
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IQ89 f <43S041l 0 1' TME NATURE OF r ... r tQ89 "f' , .. , .. .; ••• • " '"'"'l .. 9, ... , • .., s .. PuDlo~neO O•dngt> (;o.i~I F-•9211 PROCEE D NG A(,A "<ST 1·1''' '' '"~ ,04 1...-~•1 '""'' 1 '
Daily Pilot Octott<'• 14 '' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS >'Ol! '0U SHOULD C.ON B G"'e•a 9, "'' I. 11f.<'"
NOvemlltlr 7 '4 •989 NAME STATEMENT r ACT A LAWYER PUBllC NOTICE I'' tc '"' ~ -#; L ·•'-'''' ••• ·" LI '·' T ,..,~ ['<1< " .. ~\
'Cl •II T l'\~ IOllc>w•nQ p;>r'lons are ON NovemDe• 2 ! 198Q "'I IV '' L t ' '" 'P ' • t • ' 1'-C'f' 1 ", J' ,, •. •. •
-----------.101ng tlu\•nf'~S as 11) 00 ., II.I CONTl' .. IE"' Al NOTICE TO ,, ! JCt L oC'I-T •p ..... s•· ... MLIC NOTICE BEN11 f\ S •Q70 C.t>r1ter 1.ANO TIT LE COMPA"l't' 1' CONTRACTORS I f .tcl" ",: ~~.,· '' "' "'""lf'<J • r• i \ 1 • t ... ---=--------A•f' Hu'""'Qlon Beach CA Oujy appointed fru,!0l'P Cl• CALLING FOR BIDS I \r>O t'e "SP '~ ·'' ·•" .,,.S\ "'".:JP• ·• ..
IC 52171 11]64. Succ.es~CH '•v'>ll't' unOI'• Scnoo• O•''"CI HEW I ""''3 • <.lXu""'"> O"\"'I'\\ ")" •• FICTITIOUS 8USINESS B "n 1 ,. , s 1 ii v .ind pu1~uar1 "' ~o ot P ORT·MIESA UNI FIED E.}~~ "0"'" '"3 "r-,...' •Ste-cl t t' •I' • •,II
NAME STATEMENT ,.,,, Hu11l•n\ltn1 84>.,cn nc Trust e,ecuieo O) DAV•D 0 SCHOOL DISTRICT "' '"e •o•m .j,., ""' "'·~ Ce<·n'I V P , • •
Tht! to11ow109 Pt>•50n• ..i•t' a C Jl·ICHn•a C..orp • DAHL aroll r<, o. •MR'l''4 DA'"'L p,01ec 1 Nilme-LAND· "'" c "".JC' •1 Xu'"'" '5 JI •no• ,,.ii"'"'""' ""H ' ,.
.lo.ng t>oS•"i'SS .is :cpq c"""" A•e l"lunl .,usl).tno ano "'le JS 1Cl'nl SCA,INO·COSTA M ESA ,.,. ~1 .~ .. r• ~ , .. ., S.' ,,., N·'" !l>e {.ou•·.
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Pa,. 36-C r .. ne L A "1;11 ,,.,pnc!'O 10 l•J•"act t>us 1""'1" as "S st>t'<1•.ite P•Ot' Manage-nl SuP90fl Set· C~ile -::.ec ,,~· ...... <l O.i • 0101 Ck':>be• '•
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1ucledby l'IUSt.'an.J 1"d ""'I' 6 !',,t l ey ' l .t • Will SEE Al Ol.8L·Cto ~po<;lt,e<J Jt' Satn•H '"P ;:)S'RC•
T ne r e9 sto a• ! .,, 1 eoro '1vn1.nq1on Beac1> tnc I "UCT1()N •o ,..,G ... EST BID .OO.e CK al welltthrough
..-enc;eo IO I• l M·JCI llu> ,,.nillTt oho.tm St>erelilr\ DER F 0 R C AS H A Ttte•e .. ti 0. a S25 • flCTITlOUS 8UllNESS
.,ess unOt'• ,,,.. 1 I lo u' Th•S \l.~ll"f'l'l'f'I was f.11'\l C ~ S "' f R S C '1 E C I( .,on-retunoal> • C"i ~ 1 • . ...., ..... ...., , , .. , NAME STATEMENT
t>usmess nan' I' , ., .. ~'"' ""'"I• t' C:ou• I• c prk o• Or DRAWN o·~ A S f ATE OR 01an1 ano s~·f-cal•C>n• .... "'<I• u ' • ··e !()01°""'"0 pe<,(W., JI~
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WooBol.l f't' •oo••QHl'f• 14 yQ89 f431Sn O R FfOEPAl C REDIT lhrOUQll Ollf'teS-•te •5SC"l'0 J1er ,. P,,lf'• ....... T~P lf A .OC'• \
.ee Puo1oc.n,•cJ Orangf' Co.tsl UNION 0~ A STA TE OR ule0 10f NoYtm~l,1t8ttl POOOSl'O c>.,l•ac• ' t"f' SA•E 635 w ''""O• •.
Tn,5 ~ta~f!fll wd., ''"d O~•I) P•l(lt Octot>er 1') 17 "EDERAl SAVINGS •NO 10:00 AM. Pt0$P9Cll>re o.d I ~me '' .,.,..,.,~ · we• C st• Ves.i Cil t 'l:6:-·
"'11ntrteCounl)Clf'•"-OI O. 24 31 1989 L OAN AS S O CI AT ION oersate1omee1a11~Man OoOOe• ""'~"'~'~"•••.., .. • Renard o..PP ~~··•· 614
1nge Counly on Oc1oue' 1'1 T'l7B DOMICILED N THE STATE "9eme<lt SuPOO•I Stt•vlCt!!> lo en•e• "10 s.t•O ·C'"'•lC' </Ii .,_, S•"" • Co••.i 'h•\<1
1980 F435080 OF CALIFORNIA •Payable II! 29e5 A Bear St••el CCltta SUCl'I ,ec ... , tv "'1 r .. ·~· Catol ~126<'"
Put>hshed Or..ing" C.oas1 11me or sale •n 1aw1u1 l"'One~ Mttu CA ,It 10 00 AM Call •e.teo Cai:>• Raf' • ro•~ ":'~ ""
Oaoty P1101 Oclc>l1"• "JA '' Pta.IC NOTICE or !he Un•led St.a1es1 JI •n 171'1 556-3240 to• details Ttie :::>iSTR•CT ·"5"""' IV 'S"" A 2 1...c~1 4 "'4,,.•a
November 7 1' 1'1l!Q hont ot 1ne 1139po1es a1 ine 81d• •Ill t1ot be .c:~epted '"e "9" to •e1e-c1 )n , " l I Cal>' '126 ;,>"
·o:?O f-49222 maon entr) are;i 10 Placent•• from contrtcton "°' al· O•Os or ·o """" 3"' ' 1 Tl'l•S 0 .,5,.,,.,, \ ,.., -----------1 FICTITIOUS 8USINESS C1v1c Cen!e< 402·411 East tending thle walltthrough •-Oular!lies ;,r '"1"'"'11' !•es ouclf'O 0, L ~ p innf'" PUBltCNOTfC( NAMESTATEMENT Cllapman Avenue Placen-NOTICE 1S HERES~ n any D•dsorn •t'l!'D•CIO·'"'I 1,.1' reqs11 1 ,,. ~
Tne 10110 .. onq Cle''°"~ ll•e ... LA •• 11 roghl lollf' ano GIVEN that tl'le abovt Pursuant~--·n• ,.,ov•s .. '"~ "le••'"° 10 ,,,.,.,, Cl n '
lt·51ts7 .io1ng t>us•nf'SS as 1n1e•e" co,,•t'ye-d lo anO nameo ~noo1 0.Sl,,C! or Or .:>f Sect·on ' 3 Ol l~·f' l~OCI I .,.,,5 ..,,,0er 1t1e 1 < •, .,.,,
flCTITIOUI IUl'NESS BfNTlEY S 4:?50 Mart· now helO t 1 •I unOtlf U •d .tft9e Counh CA K "''9 o, COO. ot tt\i! Sla!e of J I• ous.ness na~ l.r' ~1m!'~
NAME STATEMENT n9ale ... ay Newporl l>fJ..l(;ll Oeeo ot Trust 1n tnl' prol)('rty .ano through 11s C.ovt'1n1n9 torn•a 11'• DIS •RiC T ~11• :>l ,51eo at>O•e D" N A
lne lollOW•llQ l)('rsoris otrf' C1' q:1660 situ.tied 1n $41•0 Counl) ano Boero n91 .. ,n.it1e• rete-neo 1•1"eo fiom ttle O.•ecio• cit Ricl'la•O l Runyan
oomg l>uS•~S as S.011ey 'T J•I''" Ne ... port Stale oescr11>eO as 10 as D1STn1cr ... 11 ,,. '"" Oie9a11"'ent of •roust· ' r,,,5 5181...,ent .,..,, • ea
SOUTH CREEK MAll • Beacn inc. IA Cdhlo1noa LOI •3 BIOC" • •esul> ce •• ..iP 10 Dul not •II'• Rf'oa•onS t .... 9t'-f't'<.) t>•l.'•a•• , .. , .. 11'1' CC'Yn•~ C~· o• O•
uooer Newo<I PllU.S Su•tl' Cotpl '31v1s1on OI Seclion I 8a1ooa lrwtn ...... oovt' \I.lied '•mp ·"9 •alt' of Pe< <l..,..., .... Qf' .. .l"9i" Cour 'l on Oc1ot>•• • )
201 "'-wort Beach CA 4.7C,O MC1111nga1e way •stand .s Pet map •IKO<d.0 walee b•dl to• !"fl 11 ... .a•O o• •"0 Ille Qe"e<al P't'•~ "g •980
92660 ""ewuO<I 81'i1C'1 CA 92660 n 6oo<t E ~ 30 M•\· ., conlr:K!!o• 1ne •ttO•P pro •alP 10< l'IOl>Oav ~no """'' me F43$4111
Byron M f arnutzl'• Th•\ ou,•nP\S s con· ceita"4IOUS '-'ae>s '" "'• ot eel ""°'" n l<'e •oc3 ••h ~ "'"<" Puo S/\t'<l cra"ql.' Co•''
'rust• of tne 8yror1 M Oucled O• .i corPO••llon he• ot 1ne Covntr tltKl"09' Bods \fl,) I be •Kl"•l'<l n t•\.S AO" • !O oe a-rwn-"'(I Da~. P.101 0c l£'~ 31 >;
TatnuU8(lovotW,1Trustdalt'd The 1eg1s1ran1 com-ol s.id Counl'f ,,..P'Kfl~t.l..O•DO•• 10' eac" •ilN "' 1•P• 1 ,_.,~· t4 l' •989 ~•y s l9116 ,...nc.O 10 transact l>uSI· T,.. st1ee1 ...OO•ess ,,..., and \ha~ t>e opef'.0 and wO"'l't "'~ to "'ec .. 1e ' 30
This bullnias os con "9SS unde< lhe foc111oous 01ner common 0.SIQn•toon out>I<" •NO JIOuO 11 1~ 1ne cOl'"llCI '"nest"STA r!!~f!.:e -----------dllCt.O by a '"""9 trust ou..neu name Of na~ I any of ,,,. real P<oe>etl~ ,bovf' <lateo l•'T'l' il'"1 p1ace on 1 "'at t"i! D• It; o ·-..e W'ITM"r
The reg1Strant com t1sted•b<>.-.on 11 1 811 oascr bed •l>O•e s Eacti OoOOC!< m.,,, ~I:>""' ocaieoa1 •3"0 Ada,.,~A·e PUBLtC nut~
onenced 10 1,.,_~1 l>ul• Bent~y s faVt'fn N-POf'I ourporlt'd to t>4' 209 O..r.-.1 ..,,,. each l>od a ce•'.oloed 0< Costa "4eu CA 92626 flCTTTIOUS 8USWllS
-vnae< the fio:lll•ous Beach Inc; Orallam Gilham .Avenue Ball>Oa itlanO CA e41sn.er s ch«• oayab•e 10 Ph,..soeal iac ·hes '"1•""'"Q NA• ITAtt•NT
bU$ff\Ht name or narntt Stcrelllty THE UN DERS•GNED lhe DISTRICT Ot a l>lc:t l>O'\d r ....... COP11S ,....) be .,b·
•1sled above on Sec>t I ThtJ tllltmenl was l1le<I TRUSTEE OISCLAtMS ANV ,,. Ille l0<m Ml l(llth '" tne 18"'90 on fl'Q~I A c.oc>) o• T,.. f()llov.ong 09'50'\I • ,.
lM6 ....,th 1ne County Cleflo: ol Or· UA81Ul Y FOR INCORRECT contract CIOC:V<nerilS n an 1'-•ates sna• l>e oostt'd OooO~L~~C~OIJN T NC.
BytonM Ternulzet LIVl"Q ·~ Coun1y on Stpteml>ef I N F 0 R M A T I 0 N amount not 1n1111an S°' 01 at t"e tob S•le COVPU TER CO NSULT
Trust• dat~• Ma" 5 19&6 14 19119 f4Btl2 FURNISHED 1ne maiumvm 1mout11 ol b.o It sf\att be m;ir>dal<>rt voon TS 113~ • N 1 "" ' Puhlf•.._.. Or-Coast THAT ••l(j sale 11 m.o. .. a ,,.,~·enl• !hi! 11\e t:Hd the CONlAACTOR lo -.hom AN ... ,.. •"'PO' Byton M Tttnvu er TrutlM "' ~.... _ .. ,.._ --....... 0~ 0 Blva Su•I• 204 Cost• This •l•tement wu filed Oa1ty PllOI Oc10~ 10 17 -1novt cO\..n.nt 0t -· d•• will et11•r 1n10 the '"'-conttact s ;iwat ~ an ,,,. ... C t 92e2~
wttll lht Count" Clerk ol Of 24 31 1919 ranty regatdlng htle t>C»· OfOOO..O contrect ,1 the upon any subC0"1tac10• Katen L E---•a 113~ , 0 T977 ~. Of encvmbn1nc;• Mme •• -ato.d 10 such ~ .. SUCll C~TRACTOA _..-.·--~ Co\lnly on Octol>ef 1 or a to 1t19Utabil!ty of 1111• boddr In Ille _, of laik.I•• 10 c>ay not lesS tf\an the said " ~ B"'<I Sutte 204
llltt THE total ~t of IM to enter onto said contract 90«'1'8C1 rites to •11 •or~ ... Coal• M.u Ca#<I 92t 27 '~ ------------i ......._......_them th e T1111 ous•neu •s cot1· p I. 1,.,_ Or--. C ... I "8JC M)TIC( ~ IMla~ 11 Aid Obit• l\IC'I MCUt1ty #111 be fOf et'I'~-~, on e ' dllcied ,_ at1 indllltO\lal ~ t1 N __ .;..::;;;;;;;;,;;~.;..;.;..-;....--l9St10ns togelM< ""''h .a-feittel ecvt.on or 1ne contrect v1 0.-, ~ ~ · ' ...,._...._ ---u v~ -~ .. -i11nated co.ts , ..... "'STR""T ••---NO blOcllf ma)' ••lhClraw Th• 1eg111rant com t1 ... nn,tt7, tW """"'"""·---...-.,...,... , ... "' "" .,...--. I t ~ed to lrantee' butt-,_ MA• ITA,.._Nf and e" p • n •et •I tfte t'Oftl 10 re,ec:1 al\y 0t all viy l>ld 1°' • IMl"IOCI 0 .,, Y .,.., \lno.t the ticuuou1 The follO'#lftQ ~-.,. i 107 S•• O• APPROX °'°' °' 10 _._. 9f!y " !IOI da., •• tt .. tht Oat.a Ml ~ name or ,...,...
doing bu~.. •MATE ,.., ..... Ot onl0t-t'l\4ll•llff l()t ..... ~ ot b-01 A
A PAACTtCC MANAGE· THAT notlClt of bt'e.cll Of "' any Oidt ~ ""' ,.,. b'CS<l"'llJ A pa,,,_, oond •nd • '!St:!!n~e~a
MfNT 1NSTITVTE 8 PMI Uld obltgaltOft end eMC\IOf'I Ho blddef ""'Y """'Cltew perl0t~ OOt>d ~ be T'h<t 1111_.1 .., .. r.ieo WA eo-t Hwy Coo to NII Nod,_. propeirty wu '"Y bod fot a '** ~f fllttJ• •.O\llfed prr0< 10 uec:uloen , 11 Or
.. Mat CA ~,. 308 ttiCOtded .. INl"""1*11 No .... (o4S) days aft• IM am ot , .... CGl'llrectancl ,,... 04' wilh ~;. g:ot! 20
t2121 ...u54M on J<il'f 5 tN9 ... tor v. CllP9""'0 Of ooo. .,, ttie iorm ... 10'1"' ~ lNI ~ ' CNlt• A 1(11\1.,,. 2914 Of Oftc.al Fltacords .,, t?leof· A ~~I 90f1iC1 Md a contract ooa-11 1 F..a1'1
Sen ~ Hiit Ad Cot 11c8 ot IN County ~ded ~ 9orld ~ be P\.,._. lo Sec110f! 4-stC) C.-.
onacMtMet CAt2&2S o10ranoe County. &tai. o1 ~ pr10r '° ••ecutlOft o1 u. ~~~.~ ~0cr:,, No-Th41 INllMM It COfto c.MorNa o1 1'19 CON<tcl .,_, ~ be ttle S•a•• OI ~ ,,_ -•
Mf9d try An.,.... •• .al fN9Me of party~ Wt ltle '°"" ... btfl 1n Ille co11trect "'"' CO"ta1n -.m• 1 ' 21 '"'t.on
PUBLIC NOTICE
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PUBllC NOTICE PUBllC NOTICE NSllC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tnal a special election has been called ano w ill be fleid on the 28th day
of November 1989 wt11ch election shall be an all-mailed ballot e1ec11on conducted pursu11nt to
Section 23511 1 ol tne Elec11ons Code of the State of C ahlornta w1th1n Improvement 011tnc1 No 240
ol 1he Irvine Ranch Water D1stnct lor the purpose of subm11t1ng to the voters ol the Improvement
D•stnct the propos1t1on o f wttetller or not add1tl0flal general ot>119auon bonds o f the lmprC>Yement
D1stnct in tfle amount of $79 9•9 000 shall be authorized and tlSUed for the purpose stated In the
p1o pos111on nere1nalter set tortn 1n tn1s no1ice wtuch bOnds shall be payable from assessments to be
1ev1ed and collected exclusively upOO tends wttn1n tne Improvement Olstric1
The bonds s11a11bear 1nteresl at a rate or rates no1 10 e1.c.eo ~ P41f'Cen1 I 1~1.1 per annum the
actual 11mes o t payment to be oe1erm1ned upon the sale thereof
The t>allols used at ttte etec11on shall be on 1ne form presc"t>ed by Section 35106 of tne WBl9" Code
of tfle S tate ol Cahtorma
On the ballots 10 be used at 1ne election 1n aoo1t1on to any o tner 'Tl&tte<s reQuired Dy law there
sna11 De prmte<l substantially lhe tollowtng
OFACIAl. BALLOT
IMPROVEMENT DtSTlUCT NO. NO
OF
IAVINE flANCH WATER OISTIUCT
SPECIAL BONO ELECTION
Nonmbef 29, , ..
To vole. mark a cross 1·J1n the voting square alt9" the word YES
atter the woro N O All marlts otherWlse made are lorbldOen
d1st1ngu1sh1ng marks are forbtdOen ano make 1he ballot v0td
()f
All
II you wrongly mar11 tear or deface th11 ballot return 1t to the Reg1stra1
ot Voters and obtain ano ther
B ON D PROPOSITIO N Shall the lrvt.,. Ranch Water OtstrlCt incur an
1n9eb1edness ano issue general ob1tga11on bonds tor Improvement 1
Olstrtet No 240 thereof tn tl'le amounl of $79.~9 000 al • rnu.1mum
interest rate ol twelve percent ( 12".) per annum. to be 1uued In add1tl0fl
10 previously authonzed bonds to acquire and conttruct wort<s and
raethties for the collection treatment and disposal of eewege and tne
storage and d1stnt>utton of rectatmed water 1ncludlng dams ~ra.
storage tanlts treatmenl fac11tt1es. pipes pumping equipment and all
necessary eQu1pmen1 and propeny 1nerelor acqu1r1ng tundS to lulflll
contractual commitments to urry out the pcwers and l>Urt>OMIS of tl'le
Olstnc1contatned1n contrac-ts 1ncludlng oontrecis with other~. all
1n accordance with tfle consolldated and amended Plan of W0<tt1 ror
lme><ovemenl Otatricl No 240?
11 a. proxy or authority of legal reoresentaove ts being voted. the P<OltY 0< eutl'IOrlty shell be
attached to the ballot
Ballots-must be received by 5 00 p m November 28. 1989, .. ,her at the Qmoe of the Regtstrar of
Orafl9e County. 1300 Soo11'1 Grand Avenue. S anta Ana. California. Of Ill P 0 . Bo~ 11298, Santa Ana.
California 92711
The Improvement Olstnct Shall con11rtute 1 single etecilon precmct 10< the puf"l)OM ol ~Ing the
eiecoon
To be quahfiec:l u a vot• and 10 be entlt'-d to vote at the etec:tlon. a e>et'90fl must be a hc:*Mr of
ut .. as defined in SectlOf'I 34026 or the Wat• Code of the S1ate of CallfOIM. to l.nd In the
1mp;.ovement O.strlCt. Each llOt• "'811 have one (1) vote for Md\ ck>bt'• worth of lend to wNctt he
()( sM h<>lds Otle The last equall2ed •••••• ,,.,,, boot! of the IMM Ranctl Water ~ .. oondulhie
evtdenee o f ownerstt•P and of the value of the land eo owned except tN1 In the ev.1t en 1 1 neut
tor the Otstnct snatt not have beel1 mllde and le"*' tOf the ,._,. In wtlldl the etecUon la l'lekt. the '81t
equalaed auessment roll of the County of <>r.,. la conc:tuatw ~ of owr.. lf1!p and of the
value o r land so owned. prOVlded. t.owe..,, that purwt 10 a o.termlMtlon by~ of the
Board o f Directors of the Otstnct. the HI 11 ,..,,, boot! or ~ ai1111 ••1t rol of the County
of Orange tl'lall be corrected to ~. in the caee of tr_.. of land. thoee pereona wtM> •of the
45t h day prl<>f to the .-ctlon appeer aa owners on the r«:Ofds of the County EYery ,,.,._,or~ ....
repfeeentative. IN)' vote either In perWOtl or by a c>erlOn OVk'I appoUl1ed • '* Pf'OllY. '\.eglll Rep-eMntatrw .. ~an offtdal of a eotPOtatlon owning lend. and l'M9M a guwdlen. ~Ott
adm nts1rat0t of the •tate of the h<*IW of tltte 10 lend who· fa) le ~tees under the .... of t11t11
State. (b) la entlUed to poenulon of the-18te'1 lend; end (c) 19 authottad by the llPPOlnttnO ~
10 exeroM the partlcuw right, ~ or Immunity wNctt he ..-a to •~ ,._,,. a -
repreeentatlve m8Y vote at the e6eetlon. he ~ pr_,t to the Boerd of Election a oer1"*' OOf1'/ of
uld euttl«lty. whldl aheM be kept and ftted wtt'*1 the reNrnl of the -.ctton
TM ,.._,r .. tl•l "'I .... COHtlNEHTAL Ollntl'Kt ~· ~ C*fl'llt lftO , .... "**° to 1r81'41d _..LANO fill! COM~ANY l~...., "*' be a uccu1111 t11dder to -----.,.-------1
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