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THE ORANGE COAST
Working on toy tugboats and planes are fin front, from
lettt Tom Stanford, Larry Morgan and Marshall Steele, and
(backgroundl Jay Bar~es, Mlchael Ottlger and Roger DI
Girolamo of Bl"\ ~n Marine. Newport Beach.
Crew crafts flotilla for youngsters
By IRIS YOKOI
0 1 I~ 0~11)' l'Uot h•lf
f hc crc" :11 Hl uc \1oon \tanne in
"\l·,,port lk al·h i~ up to 11s hulh in
hU\lrll'S\ thl\ lwlida\ \C3'iOn.
But tlw boat~ard c.."m plo)ee'> aren't
\Hir~1n~ on the usual 50-foot )acht'l
that lomc.· in for rcpair Instead. the
appro\ln1.1td) 10 cmplo)ccs of the
\>\ l'St ( ua st H1ghY.a) bustnC\S an.·
checrfull} makrng p1nt-s11e Y.ooden
IO) tugboats and biplanes to donate
to the.· MMine ( urps 1 O}S lor Tots
r:unpa1gn.
The new O\\nl'.r'> of the sh1p)ard
arc car~ 1ng o n a tradition startl'd h)
fornwr O\\ ncr \I Larson a bout s1>.
)Cars agu. Thl' boat repair bu~1ncs'l
slO\\'i da wn during the hohda~\. \O
Lar11on dl'C1tkd 10 put h1'i handful o f
cmplo)ecs at Larson·s Sh1p~ard to
\\oOrk making the to) boat\ fo r need~
chlldrc.·n
The nc\\ O\\ ners. "ho took 0 ' er
the business in ~ugust and renamed
11 Blue Moon Manne. decided the
Santa-.; he lrcrs idea "as 100 good to
let die ··rrs pre tty slow around this time
of year an~ay. and I wouldn't want
to wake up o n Chn'itmas and no t
have an) thing:· Lan) ~!organ. om·
of the ownc!'l>. s:ud.
·· >\ctualh. it's been kind of fun:·
fhr crew began work last week on
the tO)s and will have about 100
hoat'l and r lanc\ read~ for pickup on
toda> h\ the Toys for Tot'> or-
gan11cr'l
Wood \\3S donated b' ~B(
Lumber. "h1ch has 1raditionalh
do nated 10 Lar'ion·s fo r the to)
prOJeCt
One thing i ~ ddTcrent about thl·
to)s this )car -the) will be painted
red. \\h1tc and blue In the past.
Larson kcpt the soft pine toys un-
painted because of fear children
v.o uld chc" on them and swall o''
chips of paint.
Rut Blue Moon found a non-to~ic
pro) paint that 1s safe for children.
according to Jennifer Hubbard. an
office cmplo)cc.
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\forgan \J1d mJn' lnL·ntl\ nt Bl ul·
\foo n haH' \IOJ')pcd tl\ Ill hd p llUI
on thl' IO\'i .. It"• reall~ neat .. \!organ \aid
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l arol\ "hik \\l .. , l' hn·n \\orlong ··
l ~ \hn nl'(apt \\ill l u\of thc
lo~'> for Toi\ camra1gn "11d "hik
all to)\. hought or madl·. are l'Quall)
important and appret.'Wlt'd the.· "ur~
behind the h..tndc ralkd Ill''> 8" l'
them a d1fferl·n1 quallt~
.. Onl~ J fcv. pcopk gl\ l' hand-
n adc IO)\ '>O the) ·rl· '>pt"t·iJl 1n th.11
3<;pt•l·1:· FO\ \ilU.l.
.. We cons1S1cn11\ ha'e more.· re·
quests for to) s:· ·he \aid ·· 'Cr)·
thing hel ps out.··
25CE T
Ruling allows
Ferguson to
run for Senate
By PAUL ARCHIPLE'f'.
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,,11d "It ' "'" 1ull\ ,,k,\1-, were cut ··
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t • •un 1111 1h1. ~·nJh: 'l'al 1n October.
1n1111rd1.11d' Jltl'l < ampbcll said
th.11 hl v.11uld rr\lgn in January to
'·''' .1 P• ,. 111 thl' pn,atr ...ector
1 l r ~ u'l•n Jho moH·d out of his
< •r1111,1 Jd \ 1.11 ho ml' 1n the 37th
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v. 11ulJ. l~lumc d lccu' c 1mmed1ately
·'' .11 unJahJ ndcd maneu\l'T to i..,, p 11111 nut ol 1hc race.
I >1. 1i;.i11t·1i.1n "a\ required to an-
1111u11" .1 'Pl't IJI ckuwn date w11hin
I J J.1 ' I' 1h, go,ernor announced
h•tt "" n I n~u ,11n faced d1s-
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; -d.1 rul1
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1 111. 1,1,l hl lrtt1c11cd the go'·
\ .. t 1 ... • I ·" • '' clc" tton dates as
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h 'hurt n1111u ·· he ~id
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hq: n Jnl.1 .Jlll·r the.· hol1da~s. gi ving
'• •tl·r, 1nh .1 month to learn about
lhl ... ind1J .i11·, t'l:forl' the pnmanes.
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,,ir J dJtl \\••ulJ l·merge from the
li1 '' , kl't11111 "1<h a maJOnt} of the
'Pll l11r. 1ng 1h1 run0ff
11' Ill\ 11p1n1on tha t setting this
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1n ,h,"1.,111g 1hnr ca nd1d:11c and"'"
,,,.., 1h1·m rin.tnci.i lh mu h more
th.111 h.HI thl' llP\''-1.tl elecuon been
.... hnlukJ (\I lllt n~1dc \\Ith ne'Ct
'"·" ' rnmj l'\ 10 June:·
IPluse see FERGUSON/ All
Misconduct
probe of
Sjudges
terminated
Christmas spirit rubbing off on OC residen_ts
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -Delly l"llot ~-
A pro be by a state watchdog agen-
cy into allegat1ons of misconduct by
five judges at Harbor Municipal
Court in Newport Beach has been
terminated. officials announced
Tuesday.
The announceme nt o fficially
ended an 18-month investigation by
the Commission on Judicial Per·
fonnance. But the agency already
announced it cleared or disciphned
five of six J udacs who have been
identified in media rcPorts.
The charges. aJthouah oot con·
firmed by the commission, involved
reported favorable treatment of
prostitutes in exchange for SCJI,
ticket fixing and preferential treat-
ment of friends.
The commission's statement was
merely a formality. associate counscl
Cynthia Dorfman. .. It was only because there had
been 10 much publicity that it was
ncuuary to follow up... she said.
Dorfman dechned to discuu
whether any other judae.s al the
counbou.r ~re under invcstip-
Uon. The commj111on has strict con-
fklentialit~ ruin. Judlr Calvin Schmidt was pub-.,., _'" COIMT/AIJ
..
By 8011 VAN EYKEN
Of •lw Dally l'ilof St""
Ebeneezer Scrooge is not living 1n
Orange County. dcsptte sporadic
rumo rs that the old miser has retired
here. offic1als of local chanucs sa).
Several chantablc organizations
that depend he:n 11) on seasonal
giving repon good re eipts this )car.
although most agree there 1 sull a
large unmet need
Onl) one organ11at1on. the ')omc-
one Cares soup kitche n. has had tn
1'lSU<.' a call fo r hdp h<·cau'c o f a
decline in donation compared ro
last )ear
Merk Hatkherg. who run' 1hc
soup ~lichen . ..aid ~me donor\ be-
came confused \\hen she mo' ed her
operation from Rea Communtt)
Auxiliary bishop
named for county
ay HOW AltD FINE
c~--~
Pope Jo hn Paul II o n Tuesday
appointed Monsignor Michael P.
Driscoll as the new auxiliary bishop
for the Catholic Diocese in Orlntc
County.
Driscoll, a 50-year-old native of Lona Beath who .s the current vicar ~of the diottsc and 1 fotmcr
parish print in Newport BHch, w•ll
Kl'VC under Bishop Norman F.
Mcfarland.
"I am a~ and very humbled by
thi' requnt. and it is with some fear
u well u 1 pat amount of trust in
Ood lhat I tay ~.. DritCOll uid.
"I am alto mOM .,.tcfUI 10 our =~ flaher. Pope Jolla Paul 11. for ... -io joiD him • the a ...
tohc suC'ccss1on of the College of
Bishop ... Dnscoll said.
··it 1 a ourcc of special sat1sfac·
lion that a d1st1ngu1shcd priest of
our O" n Dtoccst' has been chosen
for this impo rtant office."
Mcfarland said.
Onscoll. an alumnus of t. John'
College and Seminary in Camanllo. was ordained in 1965.
He scned as 1n associate pastor at
t Anselm's. t Finba(s and t.
Brendin's parishes in Los Anaclcs
bcf<>tt eam1nt 1 masttr's dear« in
soc1al work from tM Un1vcn1ty of
9outhttn C1lifomia 1n I 97S.
Oritc:0U joined tM newly estab-
lished Di~ of Ofanec 1n June
I 976 u chancellor and 1«ret1ry to
Bishop William R. Johnton.
From 1980 \0 1914. hf WU a
Ccnt\.'r on I lamtlto n \11l'l'I ill ( 11'-1.1
:O.tc..a to \outh Cl1a~t < hm t1J n
( hurl'h <. ru.,.,,10 " n l•n \ 1\111n.1
Street
·-r,l· ~·en lall1n~ pc:nrle J nd
thr) ·11 -.a). 'O h. nrc.• ~ 1w \till nrx·n'
I thou~hl ) ou ·d clo,c.·d.' ·· ll,11lcbcr~
said . "\\'e·re ~till herl' a nJ "'t' '1111
ha' e a lot of peo ple "ho need our
helo.··
parish priest at Our Ud)' Queen of
An,els in Newpon Beerh.
In 1987. McFarland named
DmcoU as vicar ~I. vicar for
charities and Vk"lr fot f'fl'fous wr·
vices for CM Dt0CCK o Ora ••
positioas he w11J continue to hold.
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'nlun ll'l'r' lor ho tr.id l • nal
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d lltnl·r 1 l \\ J't J d:I\ \\ hl'n C\ l.'f\l'nC
\\,1\ ofT ,,urk. 'o v.c.· h.id morl· 1h.in
t'nough 1 nluntecr.1 ·• \hl' ..aid ·\1ncc
th l'i i a "orl da' \\e'rc shl1n ol
ix·ur k \\ c rt·:ill' nl'cd so me bus>
h,rnd' ··
Dnn.H1 un1, ma\ he..• taken or sent to
\omt•o11c < .irl'' Rl·a ommunit)
< rnrn Ml HJm11ton t. Costa
\k<..1 '-'~t>2h
\nothn nrgan11a11on faC'1ng 1n
1mminrn1 mm c I!> \hare Our Sewes
\\ h1l"h tor tht• moment, 1s still
(Ptuse see CHAltfTY /All
Hoag rejects heart
transplant candidate
By lltlS YOt<OI or ..,. o..., ,_ S4eff
Hoq Memonal Ho~p11al 01Tir1als
have rcJCCled an nahc1m man as a
hea..n transplant cand1datr . \3) mg
Hector 8oJado's background places
him at high n k of failure with a new
heart.
Lan) insworth. Hoag Cl.CCUhvc
vice prc'1dent. said a team of doc-
tors and nurst"s deliberated for ncar-
1) four hours Monda' before d«1r
din& 8oJado'~ persona·! and 01cd1cal
hmory ind test rc'ult prohibit him
from being a &ood t"and1datc
"He frankl) W8' COMtdttcd 10 be
• h•ah nsk at not Uttttdina -.1th •
heart." A1nswonh said ··nw1 '' • d1ffkult dttiMOn for lhc human be·
i• 1n~oh'Cd. We wt'tt rcall) ~
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5-t1 ............................. ''"' ~ ~ .......................... ,. C4 __....., ............................ Al
gltng 0' er ho" 10 in1crprct the fact~
that \\Cf'C.' prc~ntcd
"The last thing wt wanted to do "a" rtJCCt him inappropriately."
..\in "orth dcch ned to ll"C spcct·
fi e rrason or detail abOut Bojado'a
h1sto1'). nor '-"Ould he confirm pu~
11 .. hed repon that BoJado'• past
cocaine abuS( was 1nstrum~nw 1n
h1 hcma drcmcd at h•ah nlk for
f•1lurt'.
Rea(hcd in his hoape'81 room
Tuc\da\, BoJado 1l10 -.Nld MC
confirm put dru& u.r .,.. a ..-
rta n (or tM hoecM'81'1 1111-...
8oJadO. 29. said dot\On......, ....
him tM rcaton wn .. , daa't~-..
fam"y suppon Mn ...
MOit of In' ,._., ii ia'_lllllllll-
and 8otado MW M IP' ••
~j~ .... ,.. ...
lecmity oftki&Js have offtmi 10 X-ray me home mail of)uden work--aa &he U.S. Di11nc1 Coun in .... Ana follow1na a rH h of parcel llDmbt. two of which killed a federal Jldee and civil riah11 auom c) in the
IDUihn'n United Stal~ The courthouse at 751 Santa Ana
•vd. has no1, howcvcr1 had lo
dlan,e its polK')' for mail comina
tnlO the factlny, Deputy U.S.
Marshal AnhW' Banks IAtd .
.. We've always X-rayed ju•t about
everythina that ha• come thro uah
thia eourthou~." he '9id Tuc'iday.
"In our 1y,tem. there i~ only one
way in and one way out for postal
carric~ and vi~itors."
Mail or bundles coming 10 )Udgcs'
homca will be eumined 1f they rcquc~t it. Banh \aid. He rcfuwd to
daK u's whcthtr any of the four
judies the rr took ad vaniqe of lhe
offer .
On Tuesday. police d151rmed 1
founh bomb at the NAACP office in
Jacb on\1lle. Fla. 1m1lar eA plos1v<1i
on Monday lulled Savannah. Ga ..
Alderman Robert Robinson. a law-
yer and c1v1I nahtt 1ct1v11t. and I Ith
Prop. 1 o.:a backers
launch new fight
LOS ANGELl:.S (AP) -!o,a)1ng
"We learned our le4'son," tht: \pon-
son of hamstrung auto m !lurancc
Propositio n 103 on Tuesday in-
troduced a to ugher measure for the
1990 ballot that would create a \tate-
run insurance company.
Re flcctina the frustration of more
than a year of legal wrangling. court
rulings that produced undefined
terms such as "fair rate of return."
and tem~stuous heari ngs. Voter
Revolt said it would put maximum
effort to qualify the mea\urc b) May
for the Novem ber 1990 ballot.
Voter Revolt'\ proposed Cali-
fornia Auto Pla n would kid, 1n ii
industry insurance a crages !>how b)
Sept. I. 1991, that rate., have not
been reduced to 20 percent below
1987 levcb and 1f more than 15
percent of moton!tls arc unin\urcd.
"Our message to the insurance
companies 1s, 'Obey l'rop. I 03 or
we're going to ki ck )Our bull\ out ol
the state of Cali fornia."' Voter Rt"·
volt chief Harve) Ro..cnfidd .,aid at
a news conference .
The hardball au1tudc "a' later
reflected when t"o 1nsuranle indus-
try representati ve~ mon11onng thl'
news confere nce were asked to lea\ e
the Voter Revolt office\.
The msuranct' re prco,cntat1\C'> ..aid
the new 1n111at1\c onl) workl·d
against reaching agreement on how
to use Propo'l1t1o n 103. wh1l·h makt")
sweeping change\ m ho"' auto 1n ·
surance is :>Old anc1 regulated.
Legal proceeding\ hnve dela)cd or
put on hold much of those changes.
Ro..enfield said h1<> u rgan1za11on
would have uni) ubout 31n months
to colll't.'t the ncl'dl·d ~ignaturcs 10
gel the propo\Cll on the ballot. The
propo\31 wa\ ~ubm11tcd to the ~c
retar) o f State's office o n 1 uc'iday.
and will take about 40 da~~ for the
title and ~ummal) to be 11roduccd
before it can be circulated.
.. We're going to need over I
million \1gnaturc' to get this in-
111a11ve on the ballot It'\ by far
loughcr than anr.1h1ng "l' did w11h
Propos111on I 03. · be ):JllL Th" filing
deadline 1\ Ma) IX
lhc plan calls lor formation oftht
Califo rnia Non-Profit ln,urancc
Fund. a pubhcl) t:ontrolled corpor-
ation, tn rcplacl' 11n \ate 1n\urancc
com11an1t"'> T lw pn \all' insurance
t nmp;in1c,· role:'\ "ould Ile: reduced
to '>UPPI > 1ng e:ovc:ragl' \uppll·mcntal
to thal oncrc:d h~ the \late corpor-
ation
Votrr KcH1lt t'Xl'<:ut1vc director
8 111 Z1mml·rman ..aid the new in-
1t1a11 vc tall' 1n ()Crpctu1t) for the
in~urann· n1mml\\lcinc·r to form the
corporation if the: \landard'> fall
below the propo\cd law'\ gu1dcltnc\.
mong other l'll°mc:nl'I ol whal
\' o tc:r Rn olt t all\ the: Prop. ICH
Enlorn·mt·n1 l\tt art· .,11fT pcnalt1c'>
for tn\ur:inu· u1mpan1e\ an<f? ex·
etul1H'' v.ho tr) to urtum vc nt the
in111at1\e " \OICr\ pa\\ II.
CHARITY
From Al
located at R(·a Centt·r
But despite the· charii~ \ un('c:rtain
future. dona11on'> havl· hccn \h::Jd)
and gencrou'i and ~houkl at lca\t
equal la \t )'('ar \ lar8<.'\!>. d1rt"c tor
Jean Forh;11 h \:11d
"We haH· a tremcntlou~ numbc:r
of donors ... ~hl· \aid ... a real o ut-
pouring of generu\lt) ··
-F-~ur-itair-i V-alJey c::-ouncil
urged to fill vacancy
One of \hare: Our x·J \ C\. tc:ch·
n1ques for hc:lp1ng the needy at
Chn\lm..i\ is to ask cal h donor 1<>
adopt an cn11rc tarnil) and provide
either gift\ or u complete holiday
dinner:.. One. thing that h:.a .. hccn
d10tren1 1h1'> )l'ar. I orbath 'aid. "
that mon: pcopk arc fl\ ing monl')
and fe"l'r an· actual } doing the
shopping thermclH'!>
"That"· fint·. wc:'rc: ~lad to d o 11. ··
\he: \aid ·· 1 hl· gc:nl'ltl\1t~ " \1111
tht·fl'. 11 \ JU\I 1al.111g a tl1flt'1l·nt t.it J..
Tht· onl~ thing"· 11 doc' nial..1· mo1t•
\I.Ori.. for u' ··
ly HOUY J. WAGNER
Of -D.llly ..... , ....
Fountain Valle) natives ma~ ht'
getting restlcs.,. 1f Dan I loPP> I'> an)
indication.
T he former planning lOm ·
missioner admoni shed tt\e fo ur·
member Cit) <. ounc:1I ·1 uesda) for
not a ppo1nt1ng a replacement for
Fred Vo~s. recalled 1n Novcml>cr
Hoppy u'°'ed the council to reach
a c-0mprom1!"1C and appoint a coun-
cilmcm bcr to thr open \Cal, which
the coonc1 I Ila' 'W.t1d may remain
open af\er membc~ deadlocked 1n
two prior attempts to apprnnt a
candidate that \311<>fie~ all of them
"I challenge the council to un-
tablc the mur of appmn11ng a re-
placement fo r frcd Vo\\." he lold
the m.
Vo1ers in the November elcC'llOn
FERGUSON
,, .1fll A I
And an Apnl 10 elcwon date
wouJd benefit a candidate v.11h a Los
An,eles ba\C because several local
elections that will draw '-Otcrs arc
sla ted al the !oame lime. Fergu'iOn
wud.
.; '"This wo uld put Orange ( ounty
· candidate~ at a disadvantage," he
•said.
Neven helcs'I. l'le expressed con-
' fidcnce 1ha1 he will prevail. in large
.. part because of his !ltanding volun-
teer campaign organization.
,
11
• :1
·•No back room m aneuv<·nng or
Gem
Talk
1-..1-
.... ., .. frilndl
decided in separate 11ems to recall
Vo-.!> and 10 waive: a special election
in fit or of a cou ru:ll appointment 10
replace him
Aflcr two d eadlocks and a special
ml'etmg called 10 address the issue,
counc1lmcmbers said the appoint-
ment l'I the only issue on which lhc:y
arc d1\tded and saw no problems
operating as a fo ur-member council
until vo1cr'> make the decision next
November
Councilman George: Scott said he
would have no qualms about placi ng
the 11cm on the agenda. continually
a!> an avenue fo r d1scuss1on, as long
ar. the council wo uld no t be bound
to act because the 11em appeared on
the agenda
Ma)or Laurann C'ook said she
wanted to think about 11 before
putting the 11em on future agenda~.
.,ctt1 ng ol cll'l 11un date~ can '>lo p our
\ oluntn:1 .irm) ... f crgu\on \aid.
l "'11 otlH•1 hkl·I> candidates arc
con\HJcrctl hont-runncr'> 1n the Re-
publican rani.., along with FcrRu-.on
-A!l'icmhl) mon Frank Hill of
Wh1tt1c:r anti Brea ( it) < ounc1lman
Ron l'>lc.,
l he 31 '>I 1>1.,tnu l'Xtc:nd) from the
Wh1 1t11:r-l l:icwnda I fc1ghts a rea
down the ea\I i.1dl· o l Orange ( ounty
10 the south count). includ ing
M1s\lon V1l'JO. f I Toro. Laguna
H1ll11. Lc1~url· World and part of
Irvine and Laguna Reach .
1-.e A.,«lald Prn• co.trlh ld ,. till ... ,,,.
•\nd v.h1k don.1111111' IH1\1· t on·
llnUl'd Ill gro\.I. \0 h,t\ tht• rtl·c:J .
.. urha th ,,11d
··w e '"II h,l\c 247 lam1lll'' that
need to ht· adoptc:d tor gift, and 206
for d1nn1.·1 · \ht: 'aid "I thin!.. "hen
"e do our fin:tL u1unt. \\C'll han·
taken u1rc: c-il lx·tv.l'l:ll I \OIJ and
1.400 tam1l1n lhl'> ( h1 l\lnlil\ l..a\I
)Ca r, whl·n \.l.l" did 1.200. I thought
COURT
From Al
licly cr1t1l·11ed for g1\ 1ng prl'll·rcn11al
treatment 10 a fncnd\ daughter a nd
making improper c:um11a1gn tlona-
1100\. ltr was dearc:d of fi xi ng a
11cket for a prO\ttlutl' 1n n('hange for
!>CX.
Similar alkgatwn' v.nc: leveled
against Judge Hnan ( ancr. but he
resigned and hruught an end 10 the
comm1'i\1on·., 11robc.
J udges Sui,anne Sha" and
Christopher Strople \.l.<Crc cleared of
any wro ngdoing and an inve!>tiga-
tion of Russell Bostrom was dro p-
ped without rewlut1un. I le took an
early retirement 1n Sc11tcmhcr.
A sixth Judge. Selim I rankhn. said
earlier that he had been cleared . The
comml\\IOn, ho wt"ver. has neither
confirmed nor denied whether he
was under 1nvc\t1ga11on.
Caner 1\ now 1n pn\atc prac1icc
1n Laguna Beach and Bostrom 1s
pun uing a career in Journalism.
In ttW W t ol gtJlng. ""'°'°' II ttw \Alll ''* glf'1
fl \QM bftt .. rtght penor\ l9t UI Mlp ¥0'.I tlnd lw
IWwt moa. Wt haw a tine 1111c1an ol ~" and
·;JI Mng rlngl In,.__ ..,y pstoe 1ange. \,111
w. W.W hlfp va&1 "'di •m Id dlarnondl. ""'°'°'
rnat111 ttwm amble and Wd to ocld.
U.S. C 1rcu1t oun of Appeals Judac
Robtn S. Vance in Alabema two
days earlier. Another bomb forced
the evacuation Monday o f the
courthouse 1n Atlanta that includes
the 11th C ircuit.
Oranar Count> federal judits
wett briefed on precautions tlicy
to my~lf. we couldn'1 possibly
handle another family."
Sincl' the holidays happen 10
come at the co ldcM time of year.
da) -10-da) need -. at SOS arc also
high dunn~ the C hnstma\ scawn.
f-orbath '>aid.
"We need blankets desperately."
\hC ..aid. "II ""ould be wonderful If
we.could gi ve ('vCr) homeless person
'at least a blanket."
Another focal point o f holiday
g1 mg 1s Costa Mesa\ Orangl' < oast
Interfaith Shelter.
The shelter's dirrcwr. Cindy
Och~. sa 1d d onor\ ha\ c: prov1dc:d
..plcntr o f giH., for t"h1ldrcn, but lhat
other need " remain.
··Wc'rl' VCI) blCS\Cd \.I.I th g1ft'l for
our children this yt·a r:· .,he •.;11d.
··we could use '>O rne more for adult'
1hough. If po\s1blc. "c lil..c to g1\c
t'ath adult a pre\Cnl tuu Wt" t"an u\c
thing\ 111..l· u 1logm· and pcrfµml'.
HEART
From Al
'>l'Ck a tn1n,plan1 tht'fl' I k poll tel ~
decltncd furthc:r rnmllll'nl. -..i)ing he
was fecltng 111.
Hoa11 1C! thl' third hc9'p1 tal to reJl'CI
HoJad o a\ a tran,plant land1datl"
-\!though lw \\a\ getting .,omt·
financial 'upport lrum llCI Mcd1rnl
Center·, au\lhar). the: un1mured Ho·
Jado '>1111 d1dn·1 haH· t·nough monC)
for an 0Jl(.'ra11o n at the 111c:d1cal
centl'r
Ht "a' al!.o rcJel"tcd h) llCLA"'
heart program. wtth offi c1ah 1hcrl'
ft'E"Ht: l ,ISTE'\ I '\G
In
should lake duriaa 1 awtina in Los
A .... this weft. Benks saad.
In Wllhinaaon o n Tunday. FBI
Dir«tor Witliam Sns1on' said in·
vn taptors wett looluna at whether
the attacks were rac11Uy motivated
and.matt than o ne penon mia.ht be
involved, The taracts appeared to be
JudatS or la wycn on ca~s 1nvolv1ng
radial iuues, officiali said .
An FBI qt"nt saad the Alabama
and Otoraia bombs had different
po1tmarks, phony m um lddrcsen
1nd too many poauee llaml)I.
El1t*here Tuesday . a n
anonymout caller thraaened to kill
a federal''"* 1n Alabema. A l*lt-IJf ckhvertdto a Bimu naham. Ala ..
c11y councilman who wu a frie nd of
Vancc wu found to be harmlcS!>.
A scrlei of bom b threats and
M:ares hit federal buildinas around
Aonda. but no other explosive de-
vices wcrr found .
M•n Injured
P•-"'" worll on en un-
ldenllflH C08U ........ n
wllO w•• crlllcel~ ~wed
Tue1d•J -nltllt when •
wOlll8n all..-41Y tried to
run over tllli whll lier car
durlnt • f8111111 ~on
t11e 100 Modi of •11
·Street. Tll• vlctllll w• flown 1tr Uf• Plltht llelleopler to Hoat Me111orlal Hoapltal
wfl•r• fl• underwent
et11•r1enq sur .. ~. Polk•
were 1earclllnt tor die un-
identified wOlll8n In New-
port Beach late TUeldaJ.
overnight bags. a larm d()(:h. watch-Way. rnnduc1s its \\Orkplatc dona·
es. sock'>, under" car: pur,es. 1 ht: t1on prop.ram from Scptcmbl'r tn
thing wc get the: mo\t rcqueo;ts for Januar. Because the campaign "
arc shoulder bag\. 'o people don't ccntc:rt·d at the "'orkplacc, do na11 on'>
have 10 carry tlll'ir thing_' around in to Un11c:d Way gencrall) -;lo" do"n
a K man bag" tlunng the holida)s
One charitable urg:11111.111on ha'> But k it Rocke. a spokesman fo1
bee n unabashc:dl} opt1ml\lll a bout lJn11ed \\'a\, s~ud donatio ns th1.,
this year\ ( hnMma., g1\ 1ng )ea r arc ('\JX'<:ted to top last )l'ar\
Warren Johnson, b~u!.'\~11:.!!tt~·ll~'_J.L;~~ hy--about l.{}-pt<l'('(nt. dcsprtml~
ager for the Sal\ at1 on rnn in Or-\la rt carl1rr in the campa1~n.
ange < ounl}. \a1d 1n a rclc:nl 1ntc:1 · .. The pattern of gi ving 1'1 a little
vie" that dona1mns wl·rc up almu\t different th" }car." Rocke ~aid . "It
100 pcrt·cnt O\Cr la\t }Car "a" a little slo" at the beginning. but
lie attnhut<'d th<' int 1c;t\t:, 1n pan. "c'\c seen a rc,urgent:c in the
to a spirit ol lclcbra11w1 and u p-m1ddk 1ha1 ·, put U\ hack o n tracl..
11m1sm grrrrr:11cd h~ rl·~nt C:\ c:nt~ tn and g1'-1'n U\ :i good .. hot at mal.1ng
Ea'>tern I uropc. I le ttl\o rHlll'tl 1ha1 our goal ··
the number ol .. hopping l'e ntl'r' and This )'Car's goal of S20 5 million
major '>tore'> ho\llng \ahatmn Arm ~ represents a 10.5 percent incrca.-.e
donation kett le' had increased th" over la'll )'Car's, Rocke s:ud.
)car. He ..aid contnbut1ons had picked OrJn~e ( oun1~ ·, largt·\I t hantahlc up after th<' ~an f anc1-.c<1 canh·
funtl-ral\1ng mg.1n1).1t11111. I 'n11t·d quai..t· 111 <k ffihcr.
'>3) ing hl' d11J 11111 mn·t thl"t r l'\lah·
11\hCd Ulll"f1,1
lloai(·., ht"~111 t1Jn,pl.1n1 l rnena "
\lm1lar to l C L \ \ arid u1lwr nwd1·
cal 1n'11ttut1om around thl· tountl").
anord1ng 10 \11l\\\1111h \.\ lwn I l11ag
1n Novt"mhrr nprt'\\l'J 111tc:rl''' 1n
hd1>1n(( Bo1all11 \1n\\\Orth 1nthrat1.·d
a tran'>plant pa11cn1 lllU\I lx· tn·c of
other ltfc·thrl·a1c:n111g 1llnc"c:' 1ha1
1111gh1 rc:ndn till' oix·rat1on u\l'.lc:v>
fhc clon:11t·d organ " 'o prl'l.IOU'>
and in dc:mand tht• ho\p11al drn:!> not
v.anl to \\a\tc 11 on a pa11c:n1 "ho "
no t going tu mal.c 11. he ,;}I(!
., a re\ult. potenttal candidate~
untll·rgo thornugh l'\ aluation\ that
range: from fl'\ 1c:"' of mt·d1t al hi\·
tor) and ph~\ltal \'unJ11wn to '>0<:1al
v.ork<'r U\\C\\mc:nt\
Hospital otfo:1al'> al\t> loo!.. at a
pd11cn1·, linanl"l''· liut ·\mi."orth
.. a u.l finantc' "l'fl' nllt thl' l'>)Ul' 1n
RoJado ·., Ul\e
'\lnl>\.l.Ort h \aid hO'lpll..il oniual'
agon11cd O\ er their dcns1on bl'l au st·
the\ rralited all BoJado ha~ gone
thrc.>ugh and that ht: dunn't ha\l'
man> npt1o n'> left . .,, number of hc:a lth l·arc pro·
lc:\!iilonab were rcall) pulling for tlm
gu~ ... he ..a 1d
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Roup it wtth Polo/Ralph l.auftn
All ceuoa RHMl thtn. 187.'4>
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Food, toy drive
to help the needy
The SSIUh lnfantr) Explorer ro t Ro> outs
of Hun1ina1on BcaC'h " '>eek1ng canned goods :rnd
unwrapped 10~ 'I for fam1lic\ "d o" n o n 1heir luck"
at th1~ t1mr of )'car
Pol1rc Offi er ( 111 < oerpcr. rnmmand1ng of-
ficer of the troop. urge\ people 10 bring their
donation\ to the Hunt1ng1on Reach Police Depan-
menl. 1000 M ain St. Donor' t·an al~o call explo rer
headquarter' a1 8~ 1-1009
Donat1on'i mu'it he R"CCIH'd h\ rnda) 50 the)'
can be d1'>tnbu1cd hctore < hmtm:i,. c ocrpcr said.
N~wland House decked out
"i\ < hild'' < hmtmu' W11h Santa ." the s1>;th
annual Chn\tma\ rre'>l"nH111 on I'>) tht.· llun11ngton
Beach H 1<11unlal \0(·1et~. \\Ill Ix· oix·n 1oda~.
H1stoncal \rn.11.'t\ IT'll'1111x·r, ha'e d~t.·oraled
the Ne"'lanll llou~ ..:.._ thl' c1l\ ·, oldl'\t arch11ec-
1ural l>t_ructure -"llh an1141;l. doll\ to}'>. gar·
land!>. fruit\ "H'Jth, Jnll .i 'fX·u.11 u1lku111n of
pon.·cla1n \anl:I\
.\ H nl1da) IOUI \\Ill ht· :l\a1l.1hk trom ~to 4:30
p.m . toda~ I hl· houw " at I 111c11 lkal h Bh d .. at
the \Oulh l'Oll ol the ~l'"land < l'ntn \dm1-..,1on
" $:! for .1dull' and I lor \h1hirl·n
Underwater photo, exhibit
'"l lllkl\\:lll'I \d\l'nt111t.· · a photograph\
('\h1h11 \hm\t·a"ntt \\or\... h\ P.1ul lkBac t' " on
Vil'" at the Oran~w < num~ \1:mnr 1n.,111utc
through Jan 11 . 14'iCJ <kl'.rn (1alkr' hour\ are 10
a.m 10 Ylll p m. J.111\
f>dlal·1, "'h11 ll\l'' 111 I >.111a Point. h:.i'i
Ira' ckd 1hrough11ut \-k\ll·;ir1 and ( arihtwan
wllll'f'> 1n <,t·an·h ol unda\\a\t.·r :.tlht.•nturl.' Ill\
"orb ha\e hcen U\l'd h' 1hr l .\ \;~I\' and
St.rtpp'i ln\l1lut1111l ol Otl':tno~raph) lie' 1\ a
comninnal and undt.·r\\:tll'f phowgraphl'I 1n Dana
Poi n 1.
fht.· \la11ne ln\lllll\\' ".11 2J 200 l>.111a Point
llarbor l>n H·. ·1>.1na 1'11in1
OCC computer club to meet
Orange ( oa'>I < olkgl·\ \ppk· C lran~c (om-
puti:r Club "Ill m el·t I rum M a.111 tu J pm. on Jan
6 10 Room 207 nf nee·, < hl'n11,tr' Building r ht.• duh I\ Ul'\l~nl·d to f)IOl110ll' IOtl'fl'\l 10
c<1mpu11ng u\lng \ppk l<>mpull'r' .ind l"nurnrag\'\
thi: dndopml·nt and t.'\lh.1ngl' 111 1nl11rmat111n.
1dl.'<1'> and ll'>l''> of \ppk co111pu1t.·" I h\· duh "
OJX'O to all)UOl' lllll'll'\lt.'d Ill llllnJ1Ull'f\ 1ndud1ng
beginner\ ..\nnual du\-.. Mt> 20 rx-r ml·mht~
'.\lc1:11ntt' arc hl'ld the tir\I ...,,tturda' of cad1
month. Regl\trnt111n "n>ndulll'd at till' d our. f or
mort· 1nfo1mJt1on l:lll J32-5XIW
(' ·\l,t :'\ DAR
W'ed11e~<l11y. I)<•('. 20
• 6 pm Laguna Beach City Council. cuunnl
chamlx·r~. 05 Forl'\t ·\' l'
Thur!<oday. IJ,., .. 2 I
• 7.JO pm. Newport Beach Planning Com-
mission, council chamber'>. 3300 ~l'" port Bl vd
Give A Little Christmas
Gift Collection for Needy Kids
Toda) "thl· linal da)
in the l>a11\ Pilot's fifth
annual "(;l\e a 1 11111.'
Chnstm:h·· $.•ft dn"c
for nei:d) c tuldren und
teen-agero;
Readers ad,ert1'>tr'>
and cmpl<>)l'n ha\l'
alrt•ady made 11 1>41\S·
1blc for ncarl) JOO
)Oungsters to haH a
little e~tra JO} at·
Christmas. Gllh and
food for till' under-
pn' 1leged ha'c tnckkd
and sometime'
swarmed 1n10 the lohb\
to find a place unde·r
the Christmas 1n·c
More than JO gill'
"'ere added to thi: gru" -
1ng stal·k uf to}s on
Tucsda,. Toda) 1\ the
final da for donations.
according 10 Kim
Wells. program coord1·
na tor.
The 11.1fh "111 be turn-
ed over tu 'hare Our
Selves of ( osta Mc\U.
which will distribute
the p resents to need)
families o n C'hrt'itma)
Eve Donatio ns '' 111 be
accepted at the Daily
Pilot until 5:30 this evt'·
nina.
Donations rece1,ed
1•01 If I I Of,
la1rr 10 thl' v.eek will be
dell\ ncd to Orangc-
v.ood C'h1ldrcn's Home
for abused and negll'Ct·
rd children
Gills should bl· un-
wrnppeJ o r di:arl)
marked for a ho~ or girl
and the appropriate age
range. Cash donatio ns
and non-ptr1shablc
food arc \\clcom c.
Present\ can be d rop-
ped off u nder the
C h m tmas lrcc located
in the Daily Pilot lobt'I)
at 330 W. Ba) 1..
Costa Mesa.
CO\SI' DAILY PILOTIW~. 0ecemMr 20, ..
Charges pending In fatal mall shooting
ay City News S.rvk•
Pohcc Tuesday said lhey will wau
another <by before a\k1ng prosecutors lo
file char~\ aaa1nst a 12-)ear-old bo)
accused of shoo11ng and k1lhng a girl
classm ate as hornfieq ( hmtma\ '>hop.
pc" loo(ed on.
Jacal)n alabre~. I:?. "a" "Ith !>C\eral
friends near the Sear.. store in the Mall of
Oran'c on Monda) when ;i bo> w11ncsses
identified as •·Juan .. alleged!> 'ihot her in
the head before fl eeing v.i1h -.et.uni)
guards in pursuit.
Police searched for three hour' before
arresting the )OUth a t a friend·., hou~. He
was booked for murder and hdd at thl'
Orange Count) J u ,en1k Hall. Orangl·
police Sgt. An Romo 'kl1d.
"The 1.1.hole 1nc1dcnt " \O lOnfu•ung
that wc'rl' gmng to ne\'.d an ntra da~ lu
sort 11 oul lleforc "-'l' <"an file a re port w11h
the D A .. " Ro mo ..aid
Police rcco"crcd a .25-t.-ahber )Cnt1-
au1omat1c bd1c,ed to have Ileen u~d in
the ~hooun&. R O}llO said 1h1'i mormng.
Wllncs..cs told th(· Ornn&c ( ount~
Reg1\\cr the '>hoo11ng \tarted o u1 a' a
prank
"It "'""an acudrnt." ''·'car-old Keh
Edward'>. told thr nc"'>Paix·r "Hr
tho ught 11 v.as a fake gun It "a'I. 111..c. he
"a' me'>'>I08 around and he lthot her:·
.\cc.ording 10 Keh Jacal)n was
\hn'ltmas shopping with anuthl'r girl and
Juan when Kd1 and hl·r lnend met thl'm.
"The) walked h} ffil' and he put 1he
gun \Cl rn) head .. Keh wld the ncw~
papcr ··1 duckl·d m~ head I <>aid. 'You're
'luch an 1d1ot . luan. \OU \Cari:d me.'"
Keh and hl'r fncnJ "alkcd a"'a' mom{·ntanl~. 1hen rqu1m·d Jacal~n J uan
and another girl
.\t 1hat J'Xl lnl t-..\'1 1 ')<t1d Juan pulled a
gun ffCJm h1'> Jal l cL pot kl·t
"I '><ml· f h,J\''> no\ rl'..11 ·:ind hl' pulled
S4~500 raised for
dog's hip surgery
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of IM 0 .. 11)1 l'llOI \t•ll
fall· m1gh1 nl'\l't h:t\l' ''al\...l·d again
bu1 ltlr a u1urk ol C '"t:.i \fl''·' "omen
and anJ a "'hok h11nl h 111 genl·rou'
donnf\
·111c "h1tc. purc hrl·d lahrado1 l'l'frtl'' l'f
"a'I \ulli.·nng 1111111 J u 1ppl111g hip ail-
ment kno" n ·" bll.1ll'1 al hip d"pl,1\1~1
lhc lOlldllton l an he uirrnll·d h'
1mplan1a111m \\I an1fa 1rtl hip JOlnl\, an
opcra\tOI\ th;11 lO\I\ uni\ I C,(j(/ rx·r hl[l
Hut J.11..l· "a' 1nd1grnt h11111l'k"
8l''i1dl'' he nl·nkJ f\\O o f)\.·1.1111111' 11nl·
for l'ach .,,Jr
···\ Int ot 1w11pk \\11uld h,l\l' lih·d to
aJopt h1111 hut thl·ll· u1uldn'1 .1tlorJ
SJ 000 tor till' 11rx·1.1t11111\ · ,.11d l>c>110J
~lchn. a ll'lhn1u.1n .11 thl.' "-l'\\pon
Harhm \ n11 nal llo,p1t.ll. \\ h1d1 douhlc'
a' the "-c'~ por l UeJl.h \rum.ti lf o,p~t.11
1nu· 1111 f)l·nnarwnt h11nH' l11r J.1\...l'
could Ix· lound 1lw .1ll.1hk I ·\l'.tr-11ld
"a' :thou\ 111 be lllll'•l!tlh·J 111 the g.rl'.ll
animal \hdtl'I 111 1lw ,i.,,
Hut \ld111 w-!111 \\,1<: lh.1rgt.'d ""h lhl·
ta'\... ul dl\f)t1,1ng 111 J,11..l· u•ult.ln't gu
through "1th 11 ...,lw .111d lw1 u1lk.1gut.-.
Tr;i\' [)(1111" .111 lkudnt 111 Wl' 11 thl'\
uwlJ f,11\l' lhl· 'f~H I 1111 lhl· tlfX'l.lllllll\
\l;i\h\.' II \\;I\ lhl' jlfll\111111'" ol
( hll\llll~I\ \l,1\lx• II \\;I\ J.1l\0 ' \llllk
But 11 v.orkcd
.. We actuall) got SJ.500 o'er v.hat we
needed.'' a Jubilant Mehn ..aid ... , had to
'>l.'nd a lot of {'heck!> back. with letters
npla1n1ng v.h~ Hui "c·rl' going to -.end
thank ~ou no1n to l'\Cl)One who con-
tnhuted.''
)'.klin -.aid thl· c.on1nbu11on!> came as
'>mall a-. $5 and as large a'I S250 'o"' that thl' m onc) lor the art1fic1al
hip Joint' "therl'. Jake· will ha' e his first
111wrat1on "11h1n a fc" da)s. After a
ll'l'O\l'I) pa1o<l of aoout ~" to eight
"l'l'\..." the ~·cond oix·ra11on t an be done..
\kiln \at<l.
Onle he ha' rcro,crcd lrorn surgery,
Jake \hould haH· nu mon· pro blems
",1ll1ni Jnd running. 'he \:lid
.. l·fr'll hc h l.e a brand nc"' pupp) ... 'ihe
'atJ
Jalc ,.., popular. n~" that he's going. to
he J hl·alth~ gu~ '.\-ldtn \a1d man~ people
ha'c J\l..l·d tu Jdopt him
··\\\:'re JU\l g<.11ng to ha'e tu put all the
nanH'' 10 a hat and dra" unl· out.'' she
.. ,:i1J" ··\\ l''ll' pruhabl\ do 11 o n a Sunda-.
.1ftcrn1111n ahl·r thl' u.pcrauon 'We'll have
a Oll:l' pan~ \\1th hor' d°lleHe\ and
l'\ l'f~ thing ..
I hl· uni\ re4u1remcnt for thO'll' v.1-.h·
ing to Jdopt Ja\...c '" an ampl} '>llCd.
k llll'l_! h:u.:\... ~<irll \khn \a1d
back the lc,er and a hullct tell out onto
tht' Ooor." she told the ncw'tpaper.
"And Jackie goes. I hat's not real C10
a ht' ad and shoot me,' " Keh said Jae ah n
then reponcdl~ i.tepped bad ~'era I fc~t
"o\nd then he pulled the. trigger." Kd1
\31d.
The bulll'I -.1rucl the ~1rl in lhl· fore-
head, She moaned and fell oa k"ard
o nto the noor. Kd1 ~Id. adding the b<'>
appeared \tunn~d
.. He \\ll\ h\...c ·Oh m) (1ud1' and h1\
face "a" lilc ·11·, "'er ··· <;he \;lid.
I he om then "IU\I loo\...cd at mt.• and
said ., ou llun·1 lno" m~ name· Jnd
\lanl•d running·· \hl' ..aid
Pu lile lrom ( >rangl' and (>range ( oun-
1~ \hl•rtff \ 1.kpu11n t.ordunt.•d oil lht.·
a red JuJn "'d'> l apturcd in thi: I ti 11111
blcx.l o l < umtx·rlJnd \trl'l'I nl'ar thl' mJJI
allout X )() pm \lunda~
M all utfa 1ah I Ul'\ll:n \Jtcl thl•\ \\l'll'
\elling u1) J memorial (und Im Jat.ah n
Now J•ll• needs • "°"'•·
.\1 C crro \ilia ~uJdlc \chool. ~~
Jacal> n and J uan \H'flHlanmalcs. Pnnc•-
pal Ralph Jllme~n dc.-.cr1bed two •~
"fa1rl) t~ p"al \e\ cnth grade-students,
with a good-'t11cd c1rclt' of fnt'nds ••
.. II'\ a temble fc:cllng when )OU sec a
~oung r>er .. o n "1th ~) much ent'l"g) and
'1talll\ lose 1hc1r, life ·· ht' said
Tom l\.e11l. spokesman for the Orantt
L'n1fo:d ~hool D1strn.•t, said ... The mood
1s rather suHen hett Tht" students an
under'>tandabl) upw\ ··
.\ total ol nine P'>) l holog1sts circulated
around the lam pus T u1:-.da~. report in&
that the ··.,tudent<; scl.'mt"d to recover
l'nough from thl' -sh<K l b~ the afternoon
to lome up "11h con,trLKll'~ ideas. hke
hdp1ng ottwr lh1ldrl'n ·· Jamc-.on \aid
f uneral ~'Pl(l'\ lor Jalah n will be
hdl.l at noon on ~aturllJ\ at <;\ "'-orben's
( athullt ( hur\h at '\oo· r Tan •\\e tn
Or;rngl.'
Irvine on
lookout for
drunken
drivers
By BO B VAN EYKEN
Of '"' O•lly ""°' ltAtf
\o hne1' "Ill Ix· morl· lhJn d '1nuc 1n
In inc toda' Jnd 1 hur\dJ\
It "111 Ix· a \lnu.1l nt.'ll'''"' tor motor-
l'il'> o n I n1 'l'r'>ll' f)n,t.· Jnd ~1ain <:;trect
"ho "'1-.h II> ''J' · 11ut \\I 1 rnullk or :l\ 01d
long dl.'tOUf\
Thl· In IOl' J>oht.c l.>t-pa rtml·nt "Ill con-
• Juct \Ol'>rtt.'I ' chl'll\ on thl' two
th11mughfaa·' JI un'>fll'l tlied time' Lt . A.I
\1uir ..aid
But although moton\I'> lound to be
unc.kr thl' 1n llul'n(t.' ol Jkohol or drug-.
"Ill Ix· arrn11:d 1h~ t-lhJl'C'\ ol the ch(-ck-
pt)1nl'. " not t.1 l Jtlh drunl cn dn"cr.
.. r hl· fi~urt.•\ \hO\\ lhJt the actual
numhl'r ol .trrt.''1' JI .1 w bnel\ check-
point I\ \t"f\ m1111'icuk .. Muir ..aid "Our
ohJC\ 1 " n111 111 Jrrc,1 fll'Opk tiu1 to let
pcopk he J"Jrl' thJt "e're lOnlc'med
ahout lhl· dJO[tl'r ot Jn\ ing undl.'r thl.'
1n11 Ul' nn· ·
In l~ll I \\u11 -...i1d 1t'' rcla11'cl' cas'
tor !)l't1Pk tn J\111J thl' lhcclpo1n'1s •
Murder Victim's car sought
"l h1· 1.hl0l \...po1n1' dll' \t'r. d earh
mJrl..t.•d .. hl' \Jld ·-.ind thcrr s al"a's a
turn pc11n1 lx·t\\l't.'n thl' nu\ll'l and· the
al tual l hed.puint that Jll11"' m1.1tunsts to
turn oil Jnd not g11 thruug.h the lhcc\...-
point II thn Jun·1 \\JOI 10 I '>Uppos.t•
therl· "1l1 ..tl\\,I\' \x• \t>nll' peo ple who
takl' .id' antage nl thJt Rut a pcl"M)n v.ho
'' undc·r thl' influt.·nll m1gh1 nut ha'e thl'
JUdgnu·nt 10 t'11..l' thl' tum " By th~ Dally Piiot
lll\l'\l1g.H111\ \\t.·n· '1111 \l'Jrlh1ng lt11
'>U\fX'll' Tue"41J~ 10 thl· hrut.11 r.1!)l· .1ml
\h1101rn11, 1.kath ol .1 I uunt.1111 \ Jlk~
\\ 11111311
ll1>ng I h1 "-gu~l'll lO. \\;J\ lound nw.k
.111J lllllUll\l l\IU\ J hOUI ~ p IT'I \Ulldil\ Ill
.1 hJl \... ll>I ol .1 l 1a 1 d t.·11 l 'rm c )h11pp1 ng
plM.1 ...,ht.· h.id bn·n -.hot onll' '" the hl·ad
a11d .1ppJr l'111I~ ll•l1 Im dl·ad
LL Mlcllael JltClllOft
Pnlile lx·hc'l' \hl' "a' attacked !i.honh
alti:r n1gh1foll a' \he left 1h1: hndal ">hop
'' hl·rt.· \hl' "'orll·d J !> a ~amstrCS\. Gar-
d l'n ( 1n1\l' Lt (hul l (11bb'> \aid
.\n emplu,ce at a nearb) dru~store
found her la} 1n_g near some trash 01ns in
lhl' hat.I.. lot ol the shopping plaLa.
!lung appi:arcd to ha'c been raped.
I kr rnr. a 1 n )Ola M R2. v.as m1ss1ng and
prl''>Uml·d '>tukn. G ibbs said.
:-.:t.·arh '"o doten detectives were as-
\lgncd IO the case. indud1ng '>('' eral not
U\uall) connected to the hom1ndc drt:11I
\!though polln· arc "or\...ing on a
number of leads. no u'ipcc:t!i. ha' e hecn
arrested. hl' !>aid
The) hope rcco"ef) of the '1c11m 's car
will pro' 1de a break in the ca!>C.
Pohce arc asking an)onc v.ho has S«n
the "h11c spons car since unda} to call
74 I -5704. The car', license plate number
Ill :?CMNS71.
.\nd tht.'rl' 1., unh one l·hann~ to turn a"a~ gran·fulh \tuir added
.. If the' m1.,, thl' tum. then decidc.-
1hc> 'd ralhl'f not go through 11 and make
an 1lleµI l '-tum. "e'll ha'e units "atting
thcrr 10 '>top them ·· hc ..aid.
The \obm·t~ ched.point "Ill be located
some" here on l n1\er"Sll) Dnvt 1oda)
Muir ..aid. and on \.fain St~I on Thurs-
da>
Two:·Newport Beach
officers promoted
ly the Dally Piiot
T1.1.o '\;c"pon Beach police onicl'r. ""re promoted tn rank. gl. .\nd' C 1o n1s.
a depanmen1 spokel>man. announled
Tucsda).
The officer-.. v. how pro mo11on'I \\ere
c.:fT~tl\ c at the bcginntng o f l>cccmhcr.
arc Lt. ~l1chacl Jackson and Sgt. Jim
Kam1n'I..)
Jackson. former!) a S<'~l.'ant w 1th thr
cwport Bea h poh<'C \\ .\ T team. has
expenen e In all of the department's four
d 1\ 1g10M. Gon1'i S4l1d. H is n"" assign-
ment 1s da) "atch commander \\Ith the
patrol d" 1s1on.
Jackwn. 4(). hai. been w11h the New-
port Beach Police Dcpanmcnt \tncc 1973
and \\IS honored tn O"embcr with an
award of mcnt for h11 d1li1"nt tn\-eSt1p-
non of the "ell-pubhc1zed October 1988
assauh"O\l .\1ssa Wa)ne. daughter of late
a to r Jtihn Wa) nc. and her tMn-
bo~ lnend Rober Lub). a prominent
finan 1er His six-month 1nvest1ga11o n led
10 the arrest of four uspccts. mclud1ns
\\a) nc·~ n-husband. Dr. Thomas
G1on1-.
Jachon 1~ near completion of h11 mas-
ter' dcgrtt 1n publt adm1n1s1nu1on at
Cal tate Lo ng Beach. Gon1s said.
Kaminsky. 35. has been reass11nc<1 10
the patrol d1 v1s1on. v.here he now serves
as n1&ht field upcr\ 1sor. A member of
the depanmrnt srnct 1982, Kam1nlk)
~·as most rcccntl)' an invesuaa1or Wllh
the vice unit. He ho1ds a bechdor's
dqrtt tn law c nfol't"ement from Wnattn
llhno1s Uni' ef'51ly .
I nine an hour and 20 minutes. The can
wtrc: parked on the 3600 block o f
Sqo. the I 4800 block o f Elm and
tht ••~block of Manso.
called a woman about 8 a.m. and
said ~ had a gun to her husblnd's
head. he hung up and called hu
husband at work. where he was safe. • • •
nect o ut the door. • • • A burglar ransacked an upstairs
txdroom and escaped with aboul 520.000 m Jewelry while the v1ct1m
was downsta1n with fnends at a
home on tnr 8500 block of Tnmty
R1 \'cr Circle.
block of Carmd111 Strttt and the
300 block of Camden Place respec-
t i~el). wcrt sprayed at approA1matc-
I 11 :30 pm • • •
block of Ordtid .\ ~-Ml beeft
aenin& pho ne calls almost dlil)
since No"tmber from a man _..,
doesn't ldmu fy h1mldf but •>"
th1nas hkc ht' would k1U h1mldf i(lat
rouldn 't hear her 'o~. A thief punched the door lock on
a Mercedes-Bent parked near the
May Co. in uth C'<>&\t Pla1a. A
stettO and C hnstma" 11ns "'onh
S7.JY7 wcrt stolen. • • • Money and crtdrt cards wert
11olen out of an unlocked -Ford Bro~ perked in a n open llrllt 1n
lhe 2600 block o( Cl•b Mesa ~
betWttn 4 and 7 p.m. Monday. • • The hubtaps ~ s'Mpcd off a
Mtrmtft.Ben1 1'° perked 1n the lOOO bl«k of Oub Houte Roed. • • • A bandit bad the •i...,_ on a voa,,...., strum> and ..oer 1
ltlftO. equatim' Ind spNkm *Onh
SlOO.
,...... v.u.,
la I lalOe t'Olll IM li:llool et ...... a--. • ...., ••• "' ....
l'lllllld lliW '*1HI "1,ji -~~ ....... '"1.~·~~ ;;:" ................ ..
• • • A suspect used • fncnd'\ name to
obtain phone service. the n failed to
pay btlls to tahna U 7Q at a busi~s
'1 I 0070 Quail Coun. • • • A th~f walked into Chnn Hall-
mark. I SOJO Brook hunt l.. with a
black canvu bis and p&actd SlOO an
items into t~ ..._ thtn walked out
Without K:.Y!:-He YtU anftled lhonty a rd. ...........
A lhovtl woftlt Sl5 wa reponed "*" tom * 600 block or Ca.ii• 9elft'I •rfy Tunclly ....._
iftl, •••
A ""9e. I lftCllCW tto.le m I'*
Mii II ...... fl II llW willl I _.,~=" .. ,.,., =~= .... ,:-:.1 ........ * ........ .. YW Mlla. ...... ill m IM
Poli ce were call~ 10 Main lkach
at 3:43 ·~nday af\emoon whne a beard~ man •as rc:ponedl) bran-
d11h1n1 1 aun on the stain near Las
Bnsas. Officers &t11n~ a man aftd book~ a 88 aun for \oAft kttP'ftl.. • • • Chns1ma1 o mamcnts wen-saolcn
from the 2900 bloc'k of lta Llpftll
Boulevard on unda)'. • • • Eaecirontc cqut~nt a nd ,ewdry
valued al '4.910 ~ stokn from a
home in lk 400 bloc-IL of Los llol*s
on Saturday njpt.
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M • ar.,._ COMt DAJLY PILOT/ Wedl-*t, 0. ... 20, ,._ '-·.-: • ·-~ • ~ J l J
U.S. tro
9y l&.OY O. AGUtLAR , .... ,,_._
PANAMA CITY. Panama -U.S.
troops fouaht Panamanian fore~
early today in a bid to oust Gt'n.
Manuel Antonio Noricaa. surround-
ina his headquarters in a blaze of
cannon and machine-sun fire. ~
position leader Guillermo Endara
proclaimed himself president.
"We have manv dead and
wounded caused b) the attack on the
city of Panama,'' national radio said.
Specific numbers of casualties w<.•re
not available.
Noriega's whereabouts were not
known. However. Maj. Edgardo
Lopez, head of the-Panamanian De-
fense Forces' pre s oflice. aid on
Mexican television that Noriega had
been warned and wos safe in another
pan of the countr~.
-They (U.S. forces) ha' e destroyed
the headquarters becau~c the\
thought Noriega wa then.'." Lope[
said. "General Noriega is in another
pan of the count I) and as on top of
Sanctions eased
against China
WASHI NGTON ( :.\P ) -Presi-
dent Bush eased economu~ ~nc11on'i
apinst Chana on Tuesda} as c-
retary of State James A. Baker 111
expressed "regret~.. he mo~ ha' c
misled Americans about h1gh-lcq:I
U.S. contacts w11h Beijing.
The While liousc announced that
Bush approved tht' expQrt of thre<.·
communications satellltc'i to be
launched b) China. and ended
prohibition on the E:<port-lmpon
Bank givi n$ aid to firms doing hu'i1·
ness in China.
Whether the adm1nastrat1on "a"
misleading the public prompted
close questionin$ of White House
spokesman Marian Fitzwater.
The furor erupted afler ll "'as
learned Monda\ that national secur-
ity adviser Brent Sco"croft and
another aide had '1sited Bc1Jang an
secret in July.
sbatt orl 's forces In Panama
the si1ua1ion."
Late Tuesday. mortar. machine-
aun and cannon fire echoed across
the capital as truckloads of American
troops headed from U.S. military
bases toward the Panamanian De-
fe nse Forces headquaners.
Bush orders troops to arrest Noriega_
The sky was bright with the hght of
1unfirc and a fire -appeared to have
staned near the headquaners.
"We're kicking ass tonight." said
one U.S. soldier who stopped re-
poners along a road about two miles
north of the headquaners.
Planes and helicopters roared over
Panama Cit). At the eastern edge of
the capital. troops in olive uniforms
ran throu~h the luxury Marriott
Hotel and lights inside the hotel went
out.
NBC broadcast an interview with
an American at the hotclJ;who said
armed Panamanians had taken
Amencans to an upper floor. after
which he ht'ard gunfire and scream-
ing. · CBS said I 0 armed Pan-
arrurn ians had taken some Amcricart
reporters wath them "hen the) left
the hotel.
In Washington. White House
spokesman Marlin Fitzwater an-
nounced U.S. troops ''ere on a
mission .. to apprehend Manuel Nor-
iega."
.. We are there to apprehend ham
and bnng ham bad. to .\merica to
prosecute him." he aid
The nated States has tncd to oust
Nonega '''•th economic and political
pressure since hl' was indicted on
fed eral drug traflicking charges in
Februal)' 1988. L'. •. ~anctions de-
presi,ed the econom\. but did not
budge Noriega. and· two coup at-
tempts -most rccentlv in October
-failed 10 un~at ham:
Noriega has denied the drug
charges and datm!. the United States
wanted him out so 11 could renege on
t 977 treaties 1ha1 C('di.• control of the
W HINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Bush ordered American troops
into combat an Panama City earty
toda) on a mission to seize strong-
man Manuel Antonio Noricaa to
faCi.' drug-tr:ifficking charges in fhe
-nitcd States. the White House an-
nounced. •
With fighting und<.'r way. press
)C('retal) Marian Fitzwater described
the operation as .. a major under-
taking." -\sl<cd whether Noriega had
recel\ cd an} warning. Fatzwater re-
plted s1mpl). "No."
0 111c 11.000 U.S. forres arc sta-
t1011l·u in Panama and additional
troops "l'rl' a1rlifh-d an to bolster
thl'm. One Pl'ntagon official said the
troop mo' cm('nt was .. the biggest
oix·rntion "e'\c mounted in a long tlml·:·
"The situation in Panama under
Panama Canal b} the )ear 2000.
U.S. troops 1n Panama had been
on maxim um alert and restricted to
base since a .S. Marine lieutenant
was killed by Panamanians on Satur-
day in what American officia ls called
~n unprovoked incident.
On Tuesda). .S. mahtar) trans-
ports flooded 1nto Amtrican bases in
the country.
Earl) toda). f gon·rnmen1-con-
trolled radio said. "The general head-
quarters is being bombarded wtth
hea vy artillery ... We arc tx·ing in-
vaded b~ .S. troop an a S} m·hron-
ized plan.··
A man on the 16th floor of a
building with a vie"' of the militar}
headquarters an the poor re'i1dcntial
neighborhood of El C'honllo said: .. El
Gen. Noriega has reached a crisis."
Fi1zwater said. "Democratic elec-
tions have been thwaned. American
lives have been endanacttd. The
integrity of the Panama Canal
treaties is at risk."
At a briefing shonly before 2 a.m.
EST this morning. Fitzwater said
Noriega had not been taken into
custody. ''That is our ultimate objec-
tive. It has not happened at this
time."
"We arc there to apprehend him
and bring him back to Americ.a for
prosecution." the press secretary
said. Bush made his decision to
intervene in Panama during a meet-
ing with senior advisers on Sunday.
Fitzwater said. setting off a round of
planning about the military logistics.
Fitzwater -noting that Panama's
leader as under indictment in the
Chonllo is an names." he aid. "You
can see a moun tain of flares."
Two ambulances w('re seen head-
ing for Fon Cla}'ton. a U.S. base.
from the combat zone near Defense
Forces headquarters about an hour
after the figh ting began under a full
moon.
In a radio broadcast shortl) after
the fighting broke out at about mid-
night Tucsda~. Fndara callee on Pan-
amanian force' to surrender peacc-
full) and accept nas electora l victory
in Ma} 7 balloting.
Those elections ""'re annulled I>>
Noriega.
"Mt>n of honor of the Defense'
Forces " ill ha\'C an imix>rtan t role an
a democratic Panama that wa ll
belong to all Panamanian\... S<11d
FBI says mail-bombings may
have been racially motivated
WASHI NGTON C..\P) -Federal investij!.lltOrs are
concentrating on a possible racial moti vat ion ar. the two
fatal mail-bombings in the South over the past fou r
da) s. the J u"tace Department satd-Tuesda).
FBI D1r<.'ctor Wilham Sessions indicated that no
uspect had been identified in the bombin$S. "As far as
I know thcrc·s been no claimant of respons1b1li t) at au:·
Sessions said at a news conference at the Justice
Department.
He said. ho"'e\ cr. 1hat .. in the back of all of our
minds" I) the poss1t11ltt} that the bombs were tht' result
of racial feelings O\l'r desegregation cases.
Mail bombs killed 11th C'im11t Judge Robert S.
Vance at has home near Birmingham. Ala .. on Saturda}.
and Savannah. Ga .. Alderman Robert E. Robinson on
Monday. In addition. authontics removed bombs from
a counhouse in Atlanta on Monda,·. and from the
NAACP headquaners in Jack on' ille, ·Fla .. on Tuesday.
Vance rccentl) \\rote an opinion an a school
desegregation case that was a victory fo r the Jack-
sonville NAACP.
.\ttornt'} Gencr:il 01ck Thornhurgh called the
incidents .. an affront 10 our nation"• commitment to the
rule of la''... '
He said 1n a 'itatl'Oll'1H that the 10\l'St1gat 1on 1s
"current!~ concentrating on a pos~1hlc racial mot1va t1on
to the 1nciJcnts \\ h1l·h haH' occurn·d an the past four
days."
Thornburgh said hl' had cuntact(·d Cl\ 11 rights
leader~ "to aso;ure thl·m 1h:1t "e art· fu ll\ rnmmitted 10
the \ 1gorouc; IO\t•\t1gat 10n\ Of the\(.' Crtml') and the
apprehension or the 1xrson or rcr,on'i \\ho perpetuated
them."
He '>lrC!>lll'd. ho"c' l·r. a hat "no firm conclusion"
about moti \'ata on ha"I lx't'n reached ·\nd S<·'isaons said.
·'1 would not rule out drugs a\ potcn!lall) being
involved hut that 1s not a conduc;ion" that can be
reached at thi s t1ml·
Session<; said the.· ~urcau \\3S stud} mg Vancc·s court
docket .to determine 11 hl' panic1pa1cd in an) cases that
might have produced racial angcr.
Hundreds are
feared dead
in Romania
VIENN .\ . .\ustna (AP) -hoot-
ing and fires \\CfC reported Tuesday
in westl·rn Romania. where wit-
nesses say sccuril) forces ma) have
killed hundreds of people who
protested the har h Communist rc-
gi m e of Preside nt Nicolae
Ceausescu.
Greek student who crossed into
Yugosla via from the Romanian city
of Timisoara. site of the greatt's t
unrest over the "eekend. said shots
were fired and1scnminatel). "killing
dozens.··
They said many children were
killed or wounded .. because people
used 1hem a~ shields." assuming
security forces would hold their firt'.
A Romanian docto r who arrived
in Austna spoke of protesters ston-
ing armored vehicles. He said one
vehicle drove into the crowd.
crushing a woman. and rows of
people were mowed down by gun-
fire.
Ceausescu was on the second day
of a three-day official visit to Iran.
Late Tuesday. the Yugoslav state
news agency Tanjua in what it called
an eyewitness account said there
were unconfirmed reports of up to
2.000 dead. Most previous accounts
from a variety of sources lcavina
Romania estimated 300 to 400 dead.
United States for drua trafficking
offenses -said opposition leader
Guillermo Endara. the apparent vic-
tor in last sprina's Panamanian elec-
tions. had bttn "sworn in" to as-
sume his. "ri&htful" position.
He said the United States had
recognized the new government.
Bush's military move followed
several days of tension triggered by
the shooting death in Panama on
Saturday nigh t of a U.S. military
officer. The president has been
under political pressure to move
against Noriega since the United
States sat near the sideline during a
failed coup attempt in October.
The situation in Panama had bc.'en
jumpy for days. Tuesday afternoon.
the Pentagon spokesman said a U.S.
soldier used an unauthorized
weapon when he shot a Panamanian
Endara.
Radio Nac1onal. thc national radio
station. was still under control ol
Noriega loyali sts and broadcast an
appeal for all doctors to go to San w
Tomas hospital. a hospital on Pan ·
ama Ba)' about '"o mile' east of the
Panamanian Defense Headquartl'r'
and near the ll.S. EmbaS!i)
It said the hl·adquam·ro; had bci.•n
"cruelh bombarded:·
F1ghi1ng also \\ao; rcporll'd cast o l
the Marriott. about seven miles ca't
of thc hl·adquarters. "herc a Pan-
amanian ca\ aln unit 1s bawd.
An AS\OCJated Press rl·portcr sa\'
24 armored per,onnel carrtl'f<i and at
least seven trucl..'> carr~ 1ng .\mcncan
troops head in thl' d1re<.·t1un of Pan-
amanian Dcfi.'ml' Forct•s head-
police officer Monday. He called the
incident .. very reartttable" but saJd
it had to be eonsidt'rul in the con-
text of a deterioratinJ situation.
After a Panamanian leiislative
body named Noriep head of gov-
ernment late last week, the group
said a .. stale of war" exists with the
United States. Fitzwater told re-
poners. "the only declaration of war
has been on the side of Panama:·
Bush told interviewers Monda)
that he had taken note of Nonega·s
declaration ofa state of war and said
Panama had been an "enormous
frustration" to him in his first year
in office. Bu h had hinted at a
m1h1ary stnke. saying ... I think a
president -all presidents ha ve op-
tions. but the) don't discuss what
thi.'Y might Ile."
quartl·rs.
U .. o;old1i.·rs surroundin g the main
Panamanian m1htar) ins1allat1on'
, cllt>d OH 'r megaphones for tht> Pan-
amani;rn troop' to ')Urrcndcr.
The l 'n1tcd State'-ha') 12.0<KI
troop based near the Panama Canal
Tht> Panamania n Defense Forn·'·
controlled In Noriega. comt' to abou1
I 5.000 mt•n: Noriega al o has arml·d
ca t11t'n "D1gn11~ Battalion<; .. of h"
lo} ahsts.
1-urtha ag.gra' at1ng tcns1om allrr
aturda' night's 'hooting of thl·
.\mcncan. another l ' S . .\rm~ onica
"'t1unded a Pananrnn1an pultl·c·nrnn
berau'>t' ht· th ought the man "a'
about to dr J'' a "car on. arcorJing to
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Train smashes Into truck, killing 3
STOC'KTO;-..! -Thrl'C peopll' "l'rc 1..ilkd and at least 55 others wen:
inJureo Tucsda) \\ hl·n an .\mtral.. tra in. travcllng at an estimated 70 mph
in dense fo~. smasht•d into a b1g-ng trul'k loadcd wi th chocolate syrup. Th{·
five-car train. carr)ing at ka t 142 people. "as southbou nd from Oakland
to Bakersfield on -\mtr.:ai..·~ San Joaquin route The cr:ish occurred about
about 9:38 a.m .. ahou1 nanc mtnutt•s aftl·r lc:aving the Stockto!' station.
The Sun Joaqu in Count~ coroner's office said the truck dnver. David
Haskell. .n . of Po mona. "n~ among the dt>ad . .\I o killed were the train\
engineer and fireman. Thl'1r name~ \\Cr{' not 1mmcd1atl·I~ released. Thr
CHP said ahc cau'>l' of tht• cr;1<.h '-':lS not 1mmed1a tel\ known, and a motorl'I
behind the trucl. reportt·d not !>l'eing \\Urning hghi~.
Bombs found In stores
.\ ' FR.\ CISCO -Thrn· 1ncendian bombs ha'e been found in
m:uor do\.\ ntown dcpartmc-nt c;torl'' since ·the holldn} shopping seaso n
began. and the anca<.knts are bean~ 1nves11gatrd b~ San Franc1~co poltce and
federal ollinals. It i" not l..no" n al there 1!. an) connN:t1on bet'-'een the three
anc1dcnts. Ollicl·r Da' 1d -\mbro<.l' of the ~an Franca"o Police Depanment'~
publtc afTaar" ot1ic.·c said Tucsda~. one of the bombs exploded.
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Judge llmlts North testimony
WASHI NGTON -.\ fi.•deral Judge Tuesday placed stnct limns on the
prosecution's use of Oh\Cr North as a w11noss an the Iran-Contra trial of
former National Sccunt~ .\dvaser John Poande,tcr. U. . Dist net Court
Judge Harold Grel'ne said prosecutors "ma~ only elicit evidence" from
Nonh bast>d on statements he made before July 15. 1987. the day Poindexter
began test1f) 1ng on Capitol Hill before a nationnl telev1s1on audience.
The restriction means the government 1s unable to use most of the
testimon)' Nonh ga'e at his own trial. Howe, er. prosecutors will be allowed
to elicit evidence from North based on his testimony to Congress.
Five killed In mobile home fire
SANT A ROSA BEACH. Fla. -A fire staned b) a spa~ heater swept
through a mobile. horn~. killi n~ a wom~n. he~ three children and her 5-year-
old brother. offi cials said. Prehmanary in vestigations show the firt apparent·
ly was caused by the children playing with a blanket near a hot space heater.
Bush readies S 1 . 2 4 trllllon budget
.WASHI NGTO -President Bush worked Tuesday toward a fi nal v~~aon ~r a 1991. budget plan !hat sources said would include a record S 1.24
tnlhon an spending. Meanwhile. he signed a deficit-fighting bill trimming
the budget for this )ear.
. Despite Bush's "n~ new taxes" 'ows. the new federal budget also as
hkely t<? propose. a series ~f new excise taxes. including a f~ on the sale
of certaa~ recreational equipment and vehicles. said officials who spoke on
the condnaon of anonymity.
Scientists get look at volcano eruption
ANCHORAGE. Alaska -Scienti.sts have gotten 1heir first good look
at Redo~bt Volcano ~nd say most of its steam and vokanic ash Sttms to
be crup~1n1 from a 11.naJe ~mall v~nt abo~t two-thirds of the way up tht
mountain. The abras1v~ airborne ash, which could cloa aircraft cnaines
delayed or dctou~ air traffic in and out of Anchoraac stackina ui:
thousands of.tra~elcrs and tons of mail. Amons the stranded U.velen wen
70 Kman Aar Lines pesscnacrs who have refused since Saturday 10 act or
I plane.
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Thatcher's boat people pollcy aflPO'led
LONDON -Lesillaton on Tuetday endoned Prime Minister
Marpret Thatcher's controvmial policy of forcibly repalrialina Vietnunne
frorri Hoaa K.ona. Ind the IOYef'DlllftU indicated it will retume the ~ wbic:h had been wtpended. The l09-2 I 9 "* in the House or Commons followed In ICl'imonioul ........._, ...... ne 811& ~Uoal ol 51 V........_ on Dec. ll ~ an
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Prime Minister Hl·rhert Bla11l'. "ho
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small Canbtx·an fore\.'. in' aded
Grenada on Oct. :!4-28. 1983. and
ousted a Macxist m1htar~ 1unta that
had se1wd pov.cr and assassinated
Prime Minister Maurice Bishop.
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abroad as a breach of ·Grenada's
sovereignt). but Blaize said 11 saved
Grenada from a brutal chqur that
placed the 100.000 resident~ undrr a
24-hour curfew.
"It was God who srnt the Amcn -
cans and Caribbean forces to deliver
them (Grenadians):· hr said m an
interview in Octobl'r I IJM8.
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Feb. 26. 1918. the son uf a laoorer.
on the Grrnadian offshore 1<1land of
C'aniacou. be-came lcad<.'r of th<.'
Grt'nada National Part} 1n 1959,
and headed thr go\ crnmrnt from
1962 to 1967.
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Lincoln S&L
Southland consumer prices hold steady
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LOS ANGELES -Los Angeles District Attorne) Ira Reiner
was named Tuesday to• head a criminal task force investigating the
collapse of scandal-ridden Lincoln Savings & Loan. a probe that
could reach government officials.
In November . .\Horney General John Van de Kamp launched
an invcstiJ;!ltion into "Junk bond" s:ilc b) c mplo)ecs o f the lrv1ne-
based thnf\. but w11hdn:w because he is defending the state in a
lawsuit tiled by more than 12,000 Lincoln custom~rs. . .
The customers. including man}' outh~rn California retirees.
bouaht an estima1cd $250 m1lhon an Amcncan Continental Corp.
bonds. which pro' cd \\Orth less when the compan} entered
bankruptcy procee~ings la-;t .\pril.
Salvaging the dcfunt·t compan ~ could co<;! ta~pa_)Cr'i an esti-
mated S2.3 billion. making 11 the moc;t ex pen 1' c 1hnft bailout in
the countf) ·s histor). ·
"This "111 be a full and thorough inH'<;tigation and '"" targN
any and all 1nd1' 1dual<-. in bu<,tne'>'> or go' ernment. who ma~ be
involved." said Reiner. who hOJX'' 10 <,ucceC'd Van de Kamp as
attorney general.
"Whatever it takes. ''I: must '>Cl: 10 11 that those 1n both buo;iness
and government. who arc cnm1nall~ responsible. arc held accoun-
table .. the count\ ·s chief pro<;t•cuto r <;a1d.
Charles H. K'ca11ng Jr . chairman of Phocnl\-ba<.cd .i.CT . 1s !he
target of thousand~ of la'''u11s 1hnt ~liege he made c.:ampa1gn
donations to kl:\ legislator\ in l'\Changc tor their heln an kc·1:ping the
troubled thrift ah\e <;Ome l\\O ~car<. h1.·~ond "hen federal rcgulalors
should have sc11cd 11.
Keating also 11\ naml·d 1n a $1 I billion la,.,su11 fikd b~ the
federal government. It alkge'> 1ha1. among other thing~. h~ t0ok
federally in urcd monc~ from Linruln and USl'd II to llnancc
campaign contnbu11un'
The contrO\ er<>) "1rhng around the baa lout al read> has tou hed
Sen. Alan Cranston. [).( "alif. and four of his colleagues. "'ho
purportedh tried to steer rtgulator" a\\3~ from Lincoln and too"-a
collective ) 1.4 ma Ilion 1n donations
Cranston. \\ho solicited 800.000 from Keating for 'otcr
registration proJens. ha' dcmcd an~ impropriety. He ha~ .,tated
repeatedly tha1 hl· \\a\i \1mpl~ tr) 111g to get federal r~gulat<?rs to move
on the case. and tha t had the~ not dcl:iycd so long 1n acting that the
bailout toda> \\OUld not be so big.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lower
ener&y prices helped keep Southern
California consumer mnation un-
chanaed last month and lower than
the 0.4 percent rise nationally. the
U.S. Department of Labor reported.
Prices for goods and sen ices in
November remained unchanacd
over October figures 1n Orange. Los
;\ngele'i. R1,crs1dc. San Bernardino
and Ventura counties. bureau re-
gion a I commi ~•on er Sam
Hiraba\as.h1 said Tuc"ida}.
Lo" er cncrg} costs "ere primarily
re~pons1ble for maintaining a e ragc
prices in the area. h<.' \aid, adding
that "ithout those declines the
prices \\ould' ha"c rt'icn 0.3 percent
AT & T reduces
some rates ·
W.\Slll'\CJTO l ·\P) -The na-
111.m·., dominant lo ng-dl\tancc telc-
p hunl' lOmp.an~. thl· \mcrican Tele-
phunl· -.\ T ckgraph Co .. announced
I uc,tf:1~ 1ha1 11 \\Ill rul basic da ~
t1nw lllll'f'>lall' rail'' an a'erage of
I \ IX'lll'lll J.1n. I. I \enrng rate~ "111
tl1 t1p an ,1\ l'rag1.· ot 2 0 J)l'rcent.
\ T & l 'Po"-l"1man 1 lcrb Linnen
':lid 1he n:dm.11on' \\crc nercs\ary
u1Hkr l h.1ngl'' curhl·r 1h1s ~car in the
I l'lkral ( 0111mun1 rat1ons C-om-
1111,,1011·., rq~ulatmn oflong-d1~tancc
lhargn.
The H ·c no\' imposes cap~ on
\ f &. i ·, ll111g-d"1ann· rail''\ ba,ctl on
lhl' lompan~ ·s long-d1stann· cx-
IX'll,l'°'· a., opposed to a preset r:i te of
l'l'lllnl.
·\ T & r said the lowerc·d rail'' rl'-
lkl 1 ll'dUCl'tl expense!.. ma1nl~ from
ll'dllll'U fl•c\ 1ha1 .\T&.T "'"pa) in
I '>'IU tu 101.:al tclephonc c.:ompanics
tor :.Jl'll''' to local c\change~.
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m November.
Through tile first 11 months of
this )ear. the Consumer Price ln<kx
shows prices nationally ha' e risen 11
an annual rate of 4.6 percent, up
o nly slifhtly from the 4.4 percent
price gams in both 1988 and 1987.
In Southern California. the first 11
months of the year show consumer
prices rose 4.7 percent. the same
increase reported for the same
period a ~car earlier.
Hou<;ing costs dropped 0.4 percent
in November largel} as a re uh of a
seasonal return to lower winier resi-
dential gas rates which pushed the
mdc for fucl"i and other utilities
down 10 4.1 percent.
NEW VORK (AP> -The loltowlM 1111 LllOWS Ill• New Vork Stock E11clle1199 stocks •nd w•rnnls tllet lleve 11one up Ill• mosl •nd down the most bHed on ~rce.nt of cllenee for
TUftdn. No securllles lr•dln11 below 12 or 1,000 sll•res •r• Included. N,1 •nd percenltoe Ch•nees •re lhe d If •r e n c e b • I w • e n i ll_t previous dosing price and TueMS•V's 5:JO p ,m . i r l c e
1 W11m'~ L•~r;l.~ ~.,~ J:,ct· 27.3 2 A mSvBkNY + .,. UP 17. \ 3 ArrowElec >:. + 1h UP 15.4
4 USG Clio + ~ Up 15_1
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Hiiis I 6118 112 Up ,9 ~r~ rte 131.? 1 Up :1 1 m v8kNY pf ,~ + ~ UP .
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BALBOA
Sheller costs ~re up 0.2 percent
durioa the month with hiper home-
owMrs' costs more than ofTscllinJ
lower renters' costs, waid Hirablyas1.
Household fumishinp and o per-
ations costs edged down 0.1 percent
from October.
Apparel and upkeep costs were
down a shght 0.1 percent. transpor-
tation costs were unchanged, food
and beverages rose 0. 7 percent.
cntenainmen1 was up 0.2 percent
and t~ cost of medical care rose 0.9
ff II\ I '\SI< DID
DOW 'O'\FS '\ERAGFS
'9ETAl~S PRICES
NEW YORK tAPt SOOI nontf"rous -••• Pf""
Tue1dAy •t--1 ISO per POUl'd NV Come• •PM
month Tue : c...., S 1 1360 1 POund U S det11n111ons
C...., S I 0610 C:etllt -POO"O NY~· tOOI
mont" Tue
l... 31-•0 cenlt • OOU<\d
Zlftc y 13 .,..,.. • ooond -Tin • ~ 1790 _, ••• Wfflo come>OSJI• P<OCe -ID I
Geld . $A 12 •O HaflO & Harman IOtlly d•'!Y Quo1e1 Oold"':"\A 1 1 Oo -troy or NY Come• s~1 "'°"'" lue ......, . S~ ~~ Hllncly & .,.,.....,, ldn'Y dally OUOl41t
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Christmas Shopping Like Nowhere Else!
Come To The fllaad Early For The Oiristmas Boat Parade
December 17th through 23rd, 6:30 to 9:00 pm
percent.
Nationall)'. the Labor Depanme'!t
said in a separate rcpon th.al Amen-
cans' a verage wcck!Y earnings. after
adjusting for intl'a11on. fell 0. 7 per-
cent last month following a 0.6
percent nse in October. The depan-
ment a11nb01ed the decline to drops
in average earnings per hour &f!d
averaje hours worked J>C:r wc~k. m
addition to consumer price hikes.
There were no locnl cakulat1ons.
ff H \ · 1 \ 'ti I"\. D I D
NEW YORK (AP) Oec. If
T""ff r
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L•t~ CM. 11~ -l,4
Jl,(, o. t~ -i;. 12 5-16 ll" -~ -~ 1 1h -~ 4~ -~ 21111 + ~
NEW YORK (APl-Most .c11v• over· 111e-coun1er stocks suPPI ed b Y
NASO. Lett er
HMM Yelufne ~ Atared ~
MCI f .~1,JOC ~1 + i;. ~~H :d~: I~~ -'~ F~ A~. 1 ~ FHP s 1,294, 1 1'1 + ~ Intel 1,271. 31 + .,.
Or•cles 1.i•. 211
• TlcmA s , t~ + 1'•
OutyF s • -2\lll I ~ + ~ EMS SV ,
GOLD PRICES
Sei9eted WOl'IO QOkl .,._. T OMOay by T.... oV•
IOC•ale<I Prest Hefte Ktne lale $413 75 up SI SO
L...-motn109 ll•"'G S• I 1 30. UP SJ llO
l....,. 111ernoon '""'G S• 1:1 ~ uP $4 90 l ....... latt $4 13 75 up $4 25
..... 11terl'OOn 11\ong $4 I I l8 up S 1 22
,, ..... fwl '·~·ng $411 •9 Ill> $0 56
l.wtctl Ille 11ternoon SA IA 00 "" S• 2S
SAi• SO alk.O
MY......, 6 Har-$4 12 •0 up $490 NY l ....... d ~13 7S up V11 ._ '-
NY I~ t11>nc11eo $43• H up SS 16 • ., c-. gold IOOI mont~ clO~ rue S• I 1 !ID "" $0 10
NY --Nat ....... a-• P<n I~ $41175 oH St 00
More auto plant
layoffs likely
DETROIT ( .\P) -trugghng
. . auto makcrll arc likc h to an-
nounce more asscmbl) plant layoffs
an coming da) '>. adding to the
107.000 workers alrcad\' slated to be
idled in J anuaf} ·
Source'> at Cbf)SIC'r Corp. and
General Motors,( orp .. speaking o n
cond111 on of anom mil '. ~·d Tucs-
da} that more temporal') a<;\Cmbl}
plant shutdo" ns probabl~ "111 be
anno unc-ed lall'r thi.-. "eek. Ford
Motor Co . ..aid Mnnda-. that 11 of
its 16 assembl) plants "ould be
down for at IC'a\t a \\Cek each ne·<t
month
The la}o ffs . coupled "'ith slump-
an~ salc'i and s,·ant prospects of
quick relief. m1:an there's a recession
in the auto indu~tn . 'iOmc analysts
have said. • ·
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MANUFACTURED a FINISHED IN ORANGE COUNTY
Heirwood is in its 37th year of
manufacturing and finishing the
finest shutter products available
anywhere, right here in Orange
County. Unlike many of our
competitors, who sell shutters
made in foreign lands, ours are
home grown!
When you need information
regarding shutters, please call us. our representative will be happy to
give you a carefully measured in-
home estimate at no chwge. We are
... you. wl be pteased<wTth cu fine
product and fair price.~ You should
allo be pla••d ~ ~wl
receive a~ madl ilrMl lnlatJld
In Clllfoml8 by Celtornla cnftln.n.
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Economic worries hurt Stock market
N£W YORK f -'P)-tod. pn~
conuhucd 10 saa T~> amid pn-
s1nent ~omcs abou1 the future
course of the cconom).
The Dow Jones aHragc o f 30
1ndustnals shppc-d I 9:! 10:? 695 61
clllcnd1n& Its lo s O\ er the pasr four
~ss1ons to 6S.48 points
Dechmng 1 sue~ outnumbered ad-
\ ancts b) about :? to I 1n n11uonv.1dc
trading of Ne1.1. Yori. tocll f.\.
change-hued stoc:h v.11h 513 up
1.011 do~n and ~., unchang~
OJ( IP\ \'D DOM''
..\naf\.s1s ~1d th(' hut"\t t'COnom1t tstatt propt"rt1C\. •
~Ports from tht gO\emment hadn·1 done much to pull the market out ol ~ f~ rttentl} d~ m011119t
11s recent \lade induced to a ~at and rttional bankin1 stocls stated a ~trnl b' ~Om('S about thr rt"al rtbound FeduaJ !'.auonal MorlplC
estate mad.et a nd mongage debt roSt-I • to J:?• ·· and Banl of ~t~
The labor Dc~nmeot rcpomd Enf,land &aJntd 1·~ to 8.
that tht consumer pnce 1nde1 rose But el~hcrt amona the rq1onal
0 4 percenl in ~o' rmbtr. or at an bank stocl First Fideht~ Bancorp
annuaJ rate of J 9 percent. That dropped ~ to 21 '• first lnltrst.ate
appeared to put a nr"" obstacle Bancorp '• to 42' •: C1l\ trust Ban-btfore an\ lrtsh mo,es b' the' fed· corp '• to 14. and Fket·. orstar
aal Rc\<nc to rcla' 11s l fl:dll pol-F1nanc101l 10 :!3 • '
IC~ ~toncH.cnter banl tocks ~ere
cparatc ~o' anmc:n1 figures ml\ed. ( 111corp ro~ '•to :?"' Chase
sho""ed a 4 ~r. .. enl, dt'\.llnl' 1n \1fanhanan added • 10 ~.:?•, J p
NEW YORK (AP> -n'9 to11ow1n1 ... , housing st.~ins last mun th \torgan lost • to ..UJ• • and
t l'I o • s 1 "• o ., • r • 1 fl•· Brokers )J1d that lcu ~•~b 1n lhl.'. Banlt.ammca "'as up • at 14 • ~1.,.up"~ ·~si"1~;ts C::~ ~h: gnp of r\' i:ss1on fear\ .lru1 of 1..1llt. If'°'' besed on e»ercent of en.nee for that a <.lump in bu\tne'>'> cond11ron<, The bauered tcchnolog} secmr ~~urll,.s tr•oint,1 oelow n or 1,000 might ht e'accrbatl"d b~ J 1.1.eal also attracted .. harga1n-hun11ng ..
\flare\ •re lnctuo.cs marlt.et for homes and other real-bu,ers
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Finest of dia01onds
at Creativ-e Jewelers
Arthur Peltz d idn't set out to be a 1eweler -but between
his father and his son. he didn't ~ave much choice.
Peltz operates Creative Jewelers in Laguna Beach with
his wife. Trude. and his son. Glenn. The shop 1s the exclusive
dealer for the Quadnlhon dlamond nng, which has won the
OeBeets award as the world's most beautiful diamond each
year for the past four years.
Although he learned the craft from his father. master
jeweler Maurice Peltz. Arthur only t>ecame involved in 1ewelry
after his retirement from the U.S. Department of Justice.
where he served as . a special agent In the Community
Relations Service.
Glenn. however. was meticulously trained by his grand-
father and Inherited the latter's materials and his skills when
Maurice ~eltz died 1n 1979. Two years later the Peltz family
opened i6reatlve Jewelers 1ust up the street from the store's
present site at 353 N. Coast Highway. 10 which the business
was relocated in 1984
"We spec1ah2e in direct diamond sales and we have a
vast selection of fine diamonds." sa~ Peltz. "We're also the
only local dealer 1n dolphin and whale iewelry ..
The Peltzes are continuing the legacy of Maurice Peltz.
who gained wortd renown with Tiffany's 1n New York City in
the 1920s. He moved to Arizona and opened a shop in the
1940s and relocated to California in the 1960s.
His son and grandson are carryin<J on and adding new
prestige to the name. Glenn graduated from the University
of Maryland with a degree in fine art. and teaches calhgraphy
one day a week at Saddleback College
The Peltzes are active 1n community affairs Art 1s on the
Chamber of Commerce board of directors. while Glenn is a
member of Laguna's Ambassadors Club. They've also par-
ticipated in Laguna's annual Festtval of Arts.
A particular source of pride are the world champ1onsh1p
rings made by Creative Jewelers for the protess,onal vol-
leyball tournament held last August in Laguna. The success
of Creative Jewelers has forced the Petues to acquire
another shop as an annex of their operation for repairs and
jewelry manufacturing.
"Our credo ls to provide the finest quality jewefry at the
lowest possible prices." says Trude Pettz. "And we'd hke to
extend the warmest of holiday wlSheS to all of our cus-
tomers."
Creative Jeweters is one of the few shops In Laguna
ottering free parking to its customers. Additional information
may be obtained by calhng Art, TrU<M or Glenn at •~9.
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Senator Alan Cranston's visit to Laguna Canyon last
week was a good public relations ploy, but it accomplished
little, if anything. When Cranston visited the proposed site
of the Laguna Laurel develo pment, he was the epitome of
a senior senator lending a sympathe tic ear to constituents
embroiled 'in a controversy.
Cranston was also eager to please everyon e. That's easy
to understand. The investigation of his in volvement in the
Lincoln Savings & Loa11 scandal casts a dark shadow o n his
reputation and he needs all the friends he can muster.
C ranston praised Laguna Beach res idents' farsighted-
ness for preserving o pen space around their community.
Then, he complimented the Irvine Co.'s "public-spirited
concern" for deeding m o re than 9.000 acres of coastal land
for open space. H e was so eager to please, he even said he
was concerned about the San J oaquin Hills tollway. which
would run through the center of Laguna Laurel.
But l rvine Co. officials reminded C ranston that he had .
in effect. e ndo rsed tha t tra nsportation project.in a 1980 bill
that would ha ve made part of Laguna Canyon an Orange
Coast National U rban Pa rk. If Cransto n ·s bill had passed.
it would have accelerated cons truction of the road . too.
C ranston promised he would try to obtain federal
m o ney for open space. but he qualified that pro mise b y
reminding activists that the re are more open s pace
proposals than federal m o ney to buy the land. He also said
open SJ.>:8CC projects must compete for funding with things
like child care a nd affordable housing.
Activists say Cransto n's v isit was encouraging. T hat's
debatable , buJ hts refusal to say whether he would ask that
federal funds be spent to buy the Laguna Laurel site adds
som e perspective to the controversy. Simply put. there is
little federal mo n ey to buy the land. and a pus h for such
a project could pose o me definite political liabilities for
C ranston.
If C ranston is perceived as the sa ior of Laguna
Canyon a nd is depended on to help stop the Laguna Laurel
project, it will be a politically dangerous situation for h im .
H e could have a d iffic ult time convincing Congress that the
area is important. T hat barrier was set by a 1979 National
Parks Service study of Laguna Can yon. In its stud y, the
parks service did not identify tpe a rea where hom es are
planned in the Laguna Laurel p roject a s a n a rea of na tional
concern. Such an effort could also compro m ise his efforts
to preserve California d esert lands.
Now that Cranston has come and gone, it's time to take
stock of the controversyand what ha ppens next.
Development oppone nts scored a victory of sorts with
the march to save the canyon. So d id The Irvine Co. when
it offered to m ove the prgjeJ:t to Irvine, which was p romptly
rejected by M ayor Larry Agran. What rem ains is a planned
community nearing final approval -hearings are sup~sed
to begin next m o nth -and the opinion of many residents
that the can yon should be left tn tts natural state.
Both sid es' arguments have merit.
Laguna Canyon is o ne of the last undc eloped coastal
canyons in Southern California. That m a kes it unique. If
Laguna Laurel is developed. it will bring significant change
to that part of south O range County. There will be more
people and m o re cars. o m c-o bservers say that is as much
behind the activists' oppositio n as t heir desire to pre er\'c
the can yon .
Irvine Co. officials sa) Laguna Laurel is a model
project. It has homes. a school and a comm ercial area. and
mcludes t ra ns portation improveme nts for Laguna Can}On
and south Orange County. The company a lso plans to
dedicate 1.22 1 acres of its land in the area for pennanent
open space.
If Laguna Laurel's opponents are to persuade T he
Irvine Co. to walk away from amult1million-dollar project.
they must decide on a course of action that goes beyond
public relations ploys. The company s ho u ld a lso welcome
a process that m oves the controversy away from j awboning
and into the a re na of realitv.
Pro'testin$ m a rchers, visiting senators. political intrigue
and the .. divide-and-conquer'' tactics of m oving Laguna
laurel from o ne community to another imply cloud the
issue.
Hopes that The Irvine Co. will sacrifice its investment
and pro fits from Lagunalaurel seem unrealistic unless it is
offered something of equal value in exchange.
If the a ctivists want to save t he canyon, they should
agree on some compromisesor begin trying to con v ince
taxpayers to dig deeply into the ir pockets a nd buy the area
for public use. That a pproach is the most logical way to
once-and-for-au an swer the question about the future o f
Laguna Canyon.
ORANGE COAST lllJ.l'illt_. _______ _
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ROSEMARY CHURCHMAN -PUBLISHER
TOM TAIT
Editor
DON fENLEY
AMOtiate Editor
TOM CLA~fi'°"
New• Editor
5T£\'E MARBLE
Cley Liter
ROGER ROOM , .. _r....,
ROGER CARLSON __.......,
JANN REICHENBERG
Re .. il etetl M•HtJf'r
CHERI FREEMAN
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JllOY OETTTNG
&...pl AdnrtWn1 \bnegtr
IWIYCAllTD
Altlei•lss1W pr
"ANO THEN THERE WAS THE EXPLOSION INCIDENT ...• THEY TRIED TO BLAME llE, OF
COURSE .... BUT THROUGH CAREFUL LOGIC AND DEDUCTION, I CONCLUDED rT HAO
TO BE THE WORK OF A SUICIDAL HOMOSEXUAL OUT TO MAKE ME LOOK BAD ••• 1"
l~ETTt:RS
'Locking up' students
harms their self-esteem
I u th,• hl1tnr
Foun1ai n \ alk~ fl''ilkl1t arl' UI' rn
u11w. about the prop11,al (to mo' l'l
W1ntcr\hurg Hrgh ~l·h11nl (to thl'
I uunt:11n \',ilk~ l11gh campu'l. hut
not bt't'Jl1'l' 1if till' l..1d~ "ho \\Ill
a lll.'lld \\ l' .trl' nppu\l.'J 111 a prup-
ll'1t 1on that " nut gu1ng tu promote
'>UCCl'" Ill l.'llm·ation
strokl· First. thl'' adlkd J \l'll\l' of
presllgc 10 their r;in11nua11un \<:hool.
.\fkr all. these l..1lh <harl· a fanlit'
\\Ith 'Ul)l.'rintencknt'>. Sl·rond. thl·\
d1m1nated the 11l'CT\sit' for all th~·
pn,on '>l.'Cunt) lhl.' · 11un1111g1o n
Bearh J1.,lnl'I ha<, 11roposed .
btccml'd lcadl.'r' an: prl.',ent on the
nahl·1111 campu' The} ar(• nix·ns
al no11ng and thl·n handling po,c;1bk
probknis. l a'>l and tx·st of all. 1n
.\nahe1m then:" a '>t'l1~ of .. e:mng··
for thec,e k1<h \ \UJ)('nnll'ndrnt "
c;t1ll n1.·;u kids and tan ""·'P into the
"'ork1ngs of thl' whool at an~ time.
<ot.'e thl· progn''"· t.ill.. to a \oungstt.·r.
offl·r J '' ord of hl.'11) '\uper ·
intl.'ntknt' ''l'rf Jll tl'alhl·r' Ot'IC""l'.
c;urroundt•d h' .. 1u1.kn1'. In 11i'r1r
Pfl''>l'I\\ 1uh<,. \onWllllh'' tlw. 111\\·r-
actwn \\1th thl.' ron11nutat1on stu·
dl•nt' "thl'lf c;::I\ ing mnnll'nt. a time
\\hl·n till'~ 'l't' ag;11n "h:it ;ill thl·ir
\\nrl.. 1<, acrompJi,h1ng. I lo" great 11
I' al (iilhl'fl < ontinua1in11 ll1gh
St·hool rn Anahl•1111 "hl·11 < 'nth1a
C1renn:1n tal..l'' 11111c to 1.111..· '' 11h
.. 1udl·nt'i. ha'l' lunlh '"th thl'lll anti
t1 \l' ha n rwn l'l' 11t 2.., ~ l'.tr' in 1 h"
Jl\trll't ;t\ !Cal hl.'1 urnn'l'lor. r") ·
lholog1 '>t and 'Ull\'nntl'IHknt ~ind
help .1 l..1d "h11 1' tr~ 1ng Im th1' Ja.;1
rhanl't· Dnc' lhl\ '>llllknl kl'l lil..r an
ahl'n. an uutl·.1<,t'' :'\o lfr " an
important rx·r<,or1. and hr "11rnuJ of
1h1'i Hl· holth h1 ~ hl·ad high
I I-KR) l'\l\H r oun1:11n \' .l lll'\
DOD
\\l· rl'"tknt' ha'l' l..rth anti '>onw
go to u11111nua11on hrgh '>dllloh.
graduatl.' .• 11 t· part or '>IJl•Ct~ l h1·~
c.lidn'1 3\ll'llll in 1h1' s11Ua11011
propO\l'd for thl' I 011111a111 Valk'
rarnpu' I hl· arl' l..1d'> "h11 don't
"orl.. \\l'll \\1\h ruk,, l'"rl'llll' J ....
u phnl.· .ind g.lll'' \\llh lo<.·~'· ) l'I.
W111tl'f'>hurg. .it thl.' l ountain \'alk)
c~1mpu,. "111 hl' 'ud1 .1 pn\1111 \llll-
Jt1on. <.ompktl' \\ith :111 .1rnwd
guard \\ h.11 hap1'\\'I" '" the alrcad'
lo" '1.'11-l·,1l·1·111 lll 1h.11 \\ 111ll.'r\hurg
\tud1•nt "''l\'n h1• \l'l'' a u1m-
prl.'hl'l1\I\ l' l11gh whuol 50 li.'l'l :I'' :J)
l'mbdlr~hl·d "11h :111 1lw 11.kah hl.' I"
no" 1kn1ed'1 .;;un· th" l..id had hi'>
chance for .111 tha t I hl' point " thJI
n<rn hl' " tn 1ng for h" 1a .. 1 l ham l'
I In'\ tar l.ttll lw g1'I "hen l'' l'f\ thing.
he rn1gh1 h.1, l' h1·1·11 '' tlauntl'd
tx·forl' h11n anti he i' lod..l·d up
tx·hind .'.I gr ill 111 l<x i.. .. \\,ill\ pol1n·
!tun,·• Dew\ hl· IU\I ignorl' all th"'' ~l
age<. I '.I. I ti anti I"'. h" 3l'llllll'
d1rl'Cth rl'f)l'l.'l thl' ''a' hr 1u<l{tl'\
h1msell l\h<"' a l..1d that hl' l'i an
outca,t. an alien .• 1n Llllh>Ulhahk.
and hl' \\tll prohahh prcn c )nu
ngh1. That i\ ''hat lhl' Fountain
Vall<.') rl'S1tknh ar1· reacting 10. 11
does not takt' a rorkl·t ;,nentl\t to To thl· Fd1tor figure o ut ho" th1\ kid 1'> going 10
feel and thl'11 ho'' hl' m:n nt·t. . I hcl1l'' c lhl' la" .'a" J high ~huol dl\tnll llHl\I olkr a l'on111iu-
\.\'h} no t lool.. for a 'IUCct'\'l-caw at1lln program lor l·htldrt·n ''ho lit
!.Chool nnd take a lt''i'iOn from it. Th1: the nl'l.'d. I don't tx'hcve ii 'a~' that
~nahe1m . choo l 01<o1nc1 has such a the.·~ mu't Ix' groupt•d together 1n a
school. The~ tool.. thl01r con11nua11o n special '>lholll. \rnll' the llunt1ng11n
high sc hool and atta1.·h1.•d 11 IO thc Bl·ach I nron H 1gh l\r huol D"tn ct "
district offi ce. f hrel' monullll.'ntal l.'\J)('nem·111g dl'dt ning 1.·nrollmcn1.
things \\Crc uccomph,hl.'d in om: there mu'>t tx-11umerou' cml)l\
l IJ'l'>roonl\ throughout till' di~1nct 1n
l·ad1 of till' high \l'hnol'
"Jo,, don't 'a' thl'fl' .trl·n·1 all\ l'mpt~ cla.,,room·s. hnin1a1n \'alk;
l11gh h;itl an cnrullml'lll that P<'<tl..l·d
at ahout ..i • .tOO 'ltudl·nt'> and 110'' it
ha' ~-(1(1 I herl' h:i' tu hl' c;pa1l' tor
their O\\ n 'tudent'> \\ho .lrl· attl·nd-
ing Winter.,burg.
\.\'h~ hulldotl' \.\'1 11tt•r.,hurg and
rl·huild 11 at a C'O'>t of I n11ll1nn plu-.
o n tht' F \' 1.·ampu,·1 That dOt'sn't
make good mnnagemcnt \l'n\l.' "hl·n
"l' hav1.· l'llll't~ cla...,ro111n\ on t•a1·h
rnmpuc;.
~f\ rct:nmmcnd<111on " that \.\'111-
ll'r.hurg Ix· 1.fr,tiand1.•J and the l hil-
dren w n1 h.ll I.. to tlw11 h11n11· ,l'Jrnol
l·am1»u,. I d on't 1l11nl.. 11 " a hl·altl1\
l'n' 1ronmL'lll for 1h1.·m 111 t he fir,·t
plan· to tx· at J 'l'hool \11d1 ""'
\\'intcr<.burg "llh h\l ~l·J X-tnot
high l'hain-lml..l·d klll.l'' guard\ l'IL
Ho'~ do \OU build '>t'if l''ll.'em 111 a
pl.'r .. 011 11i th.11 d1i.mal 1.·duca11<111<tl
1'n' 1ron m1.·nt'1
C'hrldrl·n at m' '>rhrn>l !I'm a
pnnnp<tl 111 \\ 1.·,tm111.,ll'rl 111 srx·t·1al
l'Ju<.·a11on cla.,'>l'"· b) 1:1\\. h;l\l' to bt·
m:11n-;trl·amrd 10111 (regular
da<i'iroom<, "twrc the' mu\t) ll\c
Jnd \\Or~ and l(l'I aloi1g "1th their
rx·cr'>. If m:11n'\trl·am1ng I' good for
thl·m. then "h} no t fur thc'l' high
\Chol 'tudcnh :n Wintcr..,hurg'! Hov.
arc the~ to l1•arn to roix· w11h the
regular popul:w on (\\urldl h~ ~:ing
l;lch1nd lo<:~l'd gate' and guarded'l
If thl.' home \Choo I n·fu"e' to ha H'
them back. thl·n I "ould "ant 10
k no" \1. fl\ \\\• ha \C' hn•11 told t he\e
.,1ud1.·n1r, .ire rrl.'tt~ good people "ho
Jll'\\ madl' " le" e rror<, a nd arc no"
'l'nnu' .1ht1Ut gl'tt1ng an education
If that" trut·. thl'n the) dl''i<.'ne a
lm•ak and not be exi led from the ir
home camrw,. If that i' not true.
1hen J lOuple of men hcd 10 a v.holl'
hun1.·h of pcopll· 111 Foun tain Valle}
G l 'Y C RROZ70
hrnntain alk}.
Greed blocks view of oEean in HB
To the Editor:
Each ttme I read of the possible development of
20.000 square feet of commercial space and up to fo ur
restauran\s o n the beach front (1.e. the ocean side of
Pacific Coast H1ghwa)' in Hunttngton Beach). I have to
watt several da)S for m} .. indignation level" 10 cool
down a bit before I "'ntc.
Awhile back 11 appeared that this abomination had
been discarded. But now, here it is again. And neatly
timed. too - when JX'Ople a rc caught up in the bustle
of the hollda}'s and perhaps won't realize wha t the City
Council 1s trying to rob us of now. Maybe the idea that
you. Jo hn Q. Public. will be dented your right io use the
parking area on the ocean side between Maxwell's
restaurant and Lake Street doesn't q utte register. But it
should.
I hope everyone who reads this who has ever
enjoyed the view of the pier or the sun on the water:
the ~torm clouds or magn1ficcnt sunsets or J USt enjoyed
the serenity and cool ocean hrcc1es. whether from the
parking area or just dnvtng hr on PCH: and especially
the surfing crowd who lo'c th1'i spot as an access to the
wave -please, take five minute and send a card o r
letter to: Ms. Claire Dcdnck. Executive Director. State
Lands Commission. I 07 I 3th St.. acramento. 95814.
Tell her you do not want to enrich some developer
and !>ncrificc this marvelo us God-given beach front.
If this development is allowed, I propo~ someone
will erect a s1~n o n PC'H saying: "Entering Huntington
Bcac-h -Ruined by the Cit) Council. the developers
and GREED."
LOUISE T. SMIT H
Huntington Beach
Let district know your vacation plans
To the Ed11or:
If your family is affected by the
Newpon-Mesa U nified School Dis-
trict holiday tchcdule. which is out
of sync with surroundin1 districts.
~ is the time to cxprns your
OP.inion to the NC'WJ'Of1 Mesa Feder-
ation of Teachers..
VKaltoa tdMcluAn aN a MIO-
tiated item in dlt IC9'ool district and
it's the tacbcrs wbo han prdcmd
this schedule.
Express your opinion either in
favor o f the existing vacation sched·
ule. lcuini out the weekend before
Christmas or your opposiuon 10 the
111M w;\h a &cuer to Don Kimble.
Newport Me11 Fcd~ration of
Teachers, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 29.
COIU Mesa. 92627.
You may alto Wint 10 ~nd a copy
to Ntwp0n·Mesa Sul'f'l'n•~t
John Nicoll. c/o 1601 16th St.. New-
port ~ach. 92663.
If childcare or Christmas shop-
pina or family ptherinas or makina
plans to ao beck east for the holidays
are a problem, uprns your con~m
now bctausc it will be neaotiated
ne~t sprina.
JIM DE BOOM
Newport Bach
U.S. becoming Iliird World country
~. DeoemMr 20, .. A8
Guess
what's
coming to
dinner?
Lola and Hank werl' invited to
have C hristmas dinner w11h their
good friends. Nnnc~ and Cal. both of
""hom arc superb cooks.
Lola was delighted. Hank was
wa\'ertng. He knc" the dinner
would tx-delicious. but he also kne"
the) wouldn't haH' an) lefto, ers at
home. In the end. he capitulated and
the) accepted the "''nation.
A week before Christmas. rela-
tives of Hank calll.'d and 'Wild the'
had good news; the) "'ere coming 10
spend the hollda}'i with L(l la and
Hank.
Now Hank was dd1ghtcd and Lola
"as \\avcnng. It wa"1n·1 that 4'he had
to cook Chnstma dinner her">clf.
shl.' JUSI didn't \\<till 10 nll'IS OUI on
one of Cal's produrt1ons.
"I'm railing to regrctfull) regre t
the 1n' 1ta11o n for Christ ma' din-
ner." !.he told '-!anr~ on the phonc.
"If I kn<m \\hat )ou·rc go ing to
have. ii \\ill mah· ml.' fed \\Of'oe. hut
I'm r unou,. What arc }OU h;I\ 1ng'.'"
"I'll lrt \OU tall.. to Cal. lle's the
head ch1.•f. 'rm JU'>t 'll'Cond in com-
mand and l'h1t'f d1<.h"a'>hl'f ..
Cal came 10 1h1.• pho ne. I k fdt
"orse than Lola be ausc she "a"
g1..1111g to miss tht• mastcrpirrc ht' was
planning to '>l'r'c.
"Wl' arl' ha' 1ng turduken:· ht·
sard.
Lola had lll''l'r heard of 1t and
a'ikcd what 11 was. Cal wa) rag1.·1 111
share the rcc1p<· and told hl.'r to grt
paper and pen 11.
He told he r <.he.· ''ould lll'l'd J h1g
tufl<c> nd JUSI l'Mugh 'tuning to
linl· the 1n'11dr or tlw h1rd. Fk was
going to use a spcnal <;tulling and
<,aid her he "Ould g1'e hl.'r the rl•1.·ipc
for that <,cparatel~
N1.'\t. ~hc woulJ need a Julk and
l'nough stulling 10 hnl' thl· 111\ldl' of
thl' dur k But not till' 'anw \lulling
she put m~idc thl' t urkc'. 1 he duel..
stuffintt wa) quite different and hl.'
\\ould Rl\l' hN that fl'l'1pc ''hi:n hc
g3\l' her lhl· rrc111t• for thl' turh·' ~tullin~. ·
Lola\ 1n1rrc'1 '~"' bcgmn1ng 10
"ane hut 'h1.· l..t•pt \\ nting until (al
lame up ''1th the 111.•\t prtK'edurl'
.. No"' after \OU hne the turkc'
'"th the stulling. and the duel.. \\1ti1
thl' <;tutling ~ou put the Jur k ln'>ldc
the turkl.'' fhrn \OU ,tufT a ( orn1~h
hen "itli anothl:r kind o f ,tuffing
and p111 that 111'11k the duck. Thai·~
whl're the narnt• l omes from -
turkn. duck and hl·n -lurdul..en . " C>" for thl· tuning rCCIJ>l'S ...
Cal continued "Better put thc!.e on
a stparatc p1el'C llf paper, the) cach
contain a numlX'r ol ingredients and
)OU don't ":int tu get them mi\cd
up."
I don't "ant 10 gL·t them at all.
l ol:i thought. but ~he said. "I'm
ready." he didn't tell him what she
wa rend) for -a couple of Tum s.
She pushed the papcr and pencil
awa) from her. but continued to
hstcn "h11c he rcad ofT 1ngrcd1ents
such as three d11Terent ktnds of
bread. onions. celery. oysters.
prunes. raisins. apples and on ad
nauseum.
"It sounds sounds. uh.
absolutely uh .. .''
Cal interrupted. to Lola's relief.
and told her he couldn't take credit
for it. He said he got the recipe from
a cookbook written by a famous
chef. He conttnucd. "You don•t
serve "ravy with this. you use
sauces. I'll give you those recipes
now.··
Lola reacted quickly. "Wait. there
is someone at \he door -ru ae\
bctck. to you ...
"OK. but don·1 wait too long. You
have to start o n this about thr«
days in ad vance ...
Lola managed to hanf up bcfort
Cal could hear her aau.ma.
When Hank came home she told
him she had let Cal and Nancy know
they couldn•t be with them for
Christmas dinner. She also told him
Cal's culinary work of art thts yeair
would be ,urduken.
.. What 1s turdukcn?"
"Don., ..... Lola said. She llt
down to make her own ~ry lilt
and unckr her breath murmumt,
"Thank Ood for in-laws."
Q:I rtl Am ... .._•
, ·----
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1989
?'nteaters flat again in loss to Pepperdine
f!almer's return to lineup can't ignite UC/ as ~aves roll to 81-7 I triumph
IJ .JON nRGUSON °'_.,.._,......., .
.MALIBU -The UCI men's
biiketball learn knew ii had a
cMncc to go to the movies after
toniaht's game. And the way Coach Bill Mulligan secs it, they saved their
e1\UIY for a team o uting to the
nlidmght movie double-feature.
···r ve taken some o f these losses.
but rm not taking this one:·
. Mulligan said. "We had no senior lcadershi~ no Junior leadership. It's
nice to ha ve (R od) Palmer back."
As Mulligan saw it. that was the
ORiy briJhl spot in a 8 1-7 1 loss 10
Peppcrdine at Firestone Fieldhouse
Tuesday.
Palmer had not pla yed since
l '('I Oi\SKE'l'll·\l,I,
Prop. 48
casualtie
always back
Ha ve you e~cr no11ccd that Prop-
osition 48 students. who are 1n-
elig1ble to part1c1pa1e in college
SP.Orts the first year, arc always
eligible the second ~ear''
Rcmembl:r. Uicse arc 'ltudcnts
who had to ~ut tx.-cause o f poor
test scores or poor high -;chool
grades. then had to pass 24 semester •
umt~w1th a minimum grade point
average of 1.0.
One roll~prt'Sldt'nt IO me &.C
was q uoted ns sa} 1ng that when an
admissions decision '" made. onh
those students who have a reason-
able pro hab1llt} o fgrnduat1ng from
the 1nst1tut1on are arccptc:d. < o me
on!
0
In dcfc:n<;e of th(• athletes. more
than 60 percent of the general stu-
dent popula11on at large publK 1n-
s\itut1ons do not graduatc 10 li ve
yea~. So. arc no t the adm1n1strotors
of those school., also to be 1nd1cted
for abuse and e'\ploi ta11on (this 1s
from the NCA.\ Ne"s)'!
Those 1nst1tut1 on" have taken the
students' tuition and fcc'I and kicked
them out w11hout <>O much a~ a
~gree.
0
Varsity athletes take longer to
complete their degrees. but arc more
likely to graduate than non·athlews.
according to a stud~ by Clifford
Adelman. a U.S. Department of
Education researcher.
Adelman also reported that of the
athletes who recei,ed degrees.
almost 60 percent maJorcd m physi-
cal education. 14 percent in rec-
reation and 9 percent in health ser-
vices.
We do not offer any of those
ma1ors at Cl -I wh1sh that we
did. Also ' 1sh that we had business
and communicauon d egree . as well.
0
Here is another theory that
.. tease lff MUUJGAN 85
spraining h is right knee on Dec. 2.
b ut e ntered the aame af\er Mulligan
watched his team turn the ball over
four straight times downcoun.
But it made li1tle d ifference in the
outcome of this game as the Ant-
-taters shot 43 percent from the field
and made their standard 17 turn-
overs:
For their efforts -namelv a lack
of one in Mulligan's mind· -the
team . will continue us two-a-dav holida~ practice camp. complete
with bedtime movies.
··They didn't practice well yester-
day. and I ended up running them
for 40 m inutes." Mulligan said. "I
never had a team that pla}ed this
soft and had all the answers alon~
Fighting for control
with I\.
"I told the pla yers. nobod) pla1s
hard airainst you because they don't
ha\•e respect for )OU. We not onl>
didn't play hard. but we d1dn'l play
sman ."
Mulligan to ok· them · to the film
room hack at Cl after the team
arri ed home Tucsda} night to
watch game films in to the early
morn1n~. Mulligan ~1d 11 has been
a long time sin{'C he e mployed such
a ploy. loo king back 10 his days at
Long Beach Pol\.
··The' knl'w \vhat wa~ go1n' to
happen before tonight... Mulligan
said.
The pla~cr\ didn't ha'c the
answer to their lc tdo"' n after a solid
Newport H•rbor•1 Cindy DeSllv• l4t controls laall -•mt
defense of WoodbrldtJe•1 T•ta. •111•~ 171· At ~ New·
HU.;11'-f11001 . HO\' ll\'-h.l·.'l'H\11.
effo n against an Diego State on
aturdar .
"I guess tonight we found out,"
Mulligan "'3sn'1JUSI1hrea1en1ng late
n1gh1 movies. Junior forward Jeff
Herdman said. "We'll be w3tch1ng
tapes untLI 3 1n the morning. If we
played haro and pla)ed smart and
lost. "'c "'o uldn't bo: "'atch1ng film'>.
but we pla}cd tcrnblc."
Junior ce nter Ric k} Butler. \.\-ho
had a hard 11mc h1tt1ng 3-footer'i
{l'lOst of the night en roure \o a 5-
for-14 effort, sau.l. ··w e JUSt didn't
play hard. tonight. and that "'as thl.'
bouom line I "as ru'ihing m~
shots.··
Butlt-r ,,a., 101ncd h~ Herdman (6
for 191 and 1un1or guard Jus11n
A nder\on 11 tor 1) in ha' mg rough
nights from the fil·ld a\ the thrl'l'
""ere a combined I:! ol 34 He rdman
and ~nder\on abo had l'lght o t thl.'
team·) P tum o'e"
"If 'ou'rc a wugh g\I\. 'llu·11
knocr.. <lo " n thl' 1ump,ho1 ·
Mulligan \u1<l "I uin·1 unJ t>r\tand
11. belau\C Hl'r<lman ,ind \ 1Hk r\11n
can <>hoot J \ "l'll .1 .. .in'h<Kh 1n
collegl' ba'lkcthull ··
The rest ul the ll"J m "..i ' I J lur ~.,
1ndud1ng a fl.for-., l0 lll111 h~
freshman Je ff\ 1111 Lut10" "h" h.iJ
I J 1><>1n1~ ..ind ~" ll'huumh 111 I'
minute\
•• r hn•I.' 111llUI1!-U~\ .lfl \tl\llll111~ 2'i
per ent at th1: halt. anJ I'll tell \OU
the) "'ere Butler I k rdman .inJ
port'• Julle Tltom•• f1econd from ,._,..J •nd Alisha Nelson of
Woodbr .... e each set.,.,. .. on INH. W•rrlon won. See M .
Seahawks roll in FIQ.rlda; CdM, Newport,
Estancia, Costa Mesa all collect· victories
The Dally Piiot
Marcel TenBerge kd Ocean View
High's basketball team in three de·
panments as the ahawks topped
Pinellas Park (Fla.). 70-58. in the
Great Flonda Shootout at <Xccla
High 1n Florida.
TenBcrge paced Ocean View (7-2)
with 16 po1 n1s. eight rebounds and
seven assists . .\lso co ntributing IO
the Scahawks' cause were 1un1or
Ryan Manin (14 points). senior Greg
Evans ~ 13 points. seven rebounds)
and senior Jim G wallne\ (I I ints) .
-OC~an View wa ll be otl toda) and
resumes tournament action on
Thursda> in what 1s considered one
of the more prest1g1ous prep to ur-
naments in the nation.
Elsewhere Tuesda):
• Lacking offense from other
sources. Newport Harbor Coach Bob
Serven turned to JUn1o r Hui NJU)en
who responded "'1th a season-high 18
point to lead the Sailors to a 54-49
victory over El Modena in the con-
solatio n final of the San D1egu1to
Tournament.
gu)cn had 10 points 1n the: fo unh
quaner to help ho ld off the \'an-
guards and "'cnt 7-for-7 from the free
1hro"' line
.. He·s t~gu)cn ) a good pla)er ··
Scr,cn said .. It ''as a slcrn -pan·d
game and "'e d1dn'1 shoot "'e ll in thl'
game. but H u1 rcall> stepped 1n fo r u'i
tonight ··
Besides Ngu)en. the Sailor\. 7-~.
$Ol fine performance\ from Pa1g P3 r-
I h"1th IOa s1st'l,g1,ingh1m O for
the to urnament and Ian Lo ng "ho
had 10 rebounds.
T he ganw ~ent h.it l .tnd h1rth
until about 5 'O le ft in the f11un h
"'hen ""c" port graM')l:J thl· kaJ tor
good and \'a'> abk to hold o il Fl
\lodena "'1th 'guw n ·., hot hand
• k ff Jad.~on ,trnppn l 1n a
\C'ason-h1~h l~ fi\HOI\ lm" !..in~
do" n of ~ from the tield and • n l 111
fro m the lint· Ill lead ( 11r,,11,1 tkl \l..ir
10 an 1mprl'\S1 H' .. ,.'iJ \llll•f' n'cr
'1s11ing un11) H 11l<t
.\sid e from his \lOnng the b-
1001-4 ')('n1or a l'>o hJd thrcl' hoard'
fischer's marksmanship provides
~dison with solid 3-point threat
"SM is morr than JUlt 1 shoottt
thouah. In our list pml', she had 11
1ui1ts, which is onl' off the ichool
record. Shl' really ltttps the other
ttam oft't.llntt.
"A lot of teams try to play a boll·
and-oM ckfense on her. Boll-and·
one ia no1 a defew moaa teams
prK1ice. I know we don't ~ i\.
to 1ta.1 rany htlps aakt 1ht dr~n•
out of i••:tthm. Howevtr, wt do ~ice fttl I boA .. nct-one Oii oflenle ud we ire raidy for ii, we
eJl~iL
Debbie it '"" concemed Wllh tcOri ... I feel -.... will f'all II __ _.. .......... ..
~ .. i.-......... ii if
W wia. DIMll .-a ... I'°' ol ........ 11 ........ .. _._.. ......... ti ..... ... ... .
~nder\on. • Mulligan ~1d ... Ricky'
m1.,•;ing la)ins He ""as tentative:·
Mc:an"h 1le Pepperdme's Geo
Lear h11 lS uf I U field goals and 9 o
11 free thro w., for 25 poants w.h1I
grabbing I U rebounds to lead Pel>"
\\ ht'n he: "a"n't -.connJ . he wa pcrd1nc · ~
talking a gn-at game. gelling Irvin
pla' c:rs 111 tJll.. back 'ha11n Ferc
added I"' point\. and Doug C'hnst
a nd OC\tcr lfoward 'added 11 an
I~ 11ff the tk.·ni:h rl'\pt'U1\el)
l < I tc.-11 w ~·6 0' c:rall and 0-4 Oil
thc: rnJd Pc:ppcrd tn(' "'t\1c:h 1s w1n.i
k~' on the: ro.1d. rc:maancd perfect a•
honh' and 1mp1ll\cd to '-3
Pl·rrx·rd1nt·, le.iding ~orcr Toni
l l'"" \\ho h.i' hl.•t•n h.1mpcrcd b) ~
..._., ·rd\ J1\l111..11ul pink) fin~er Of\
hi\ ,1i .. 111111g hand h1 1 onl\ _ of 9
(Please see UCl/BJI
• Mustangs:!
Wrestling I
revolution1
\.\ ht•n the ( O\ta Mesa H 1gh
'-'rC'>thng 11 .. •Jm "cnt 10 the Magnoh
H1sh ~1ne-\\ ~l) Toumamc.n1 m -
IQ ., thc: tt·am suffered a 8-H ) I dck~111n its tinal match "hen the
hea' '"'t·1gh1 \He'itk r ''a' penalized
for J lOnfrontatwn "'1th the o ffic1all
'-1.>'-' ., -0 I\ suppo'>ed to he the
"'nr't 1kkat a tc:am ,·an \uOer. so lJ
\1 u\1.1ng' \\<"fl· g1' 1ng nc"" meanin
to the ,,mJ\ h..id h'J lll
\ ,e.11 Jg1 I rc:d \lurgan .... as
h1rl'J 1n111 thl· J1.,trin tull-11 mc at
( O'ita \k<.a I I 1gh J'> .i teacher and
"rei.1l111g u Mlh k J' 1ng behind his
\uh<.tllutl' ll'lll h1ng J nd coaching
d ut1c\ at c oronJ Jel \far High. Th
lt'Jm ''l'lll ..,_, \in hi' lirst )C:tr. ()..5
m thl' l'J.ati" 1 11a\t Ll·ague 'Jot
1trl·at unlit \uu ,on<,1dt>r the win to I
hc1terc:d thl· \l. hour .. total .... u: n111gs
from thl· tl'<.t "11 thl' d c"·ade.
Tht'\ \Wrt' rmtiahh the "'Orsi
program an <lrangl' t 11unt.~ .''
\lnrgJn ,.ml "T hc \t'dl before
1\lorg.in Jrnh-<ll thn "'ent to the
\1.11.uwha 1n11rnamt'nt Im four
round' Jnd did n<•t "'" 11 single
m.lllh .inJ n11~1<h '>h<>'-'l'd up the
'"·llmd JJ~ Th" \t•.1r \H' "rnt up
.ind '' nn II ··
T hl' \l u<.t,1ng' an' not JUSt per·
111rm111g "ell 1h1'i \t'Jr 1n co mpan
1t1 thl" "hoor, past 1 he~ Jrt' per-
l11rm111~ "l'll -rx·mld I his <ieaSO
1h1.· ll'.1m h:i' a ~5-~ tournament du
ml'l't rl'll\rd '-'llh '''erall '1ctones a
the \l.i~nnha a nd < ''rnna del \1ar
mt'<'t\ .ind <.t•rnnd place lin1!>h~s at
S uly C 1randl' 'nd I :Kw. n~
11·, .1 1.1r ll' lrom 1\\0 \Cars ago
1111 J "< h11ol 1lght1ng a lo'iang battle
in thl· 1inan1.1al "'·"' ot d~lin1 ng
l'nrnllml'nt It", a tnhute 111 Morga
J JJ '1.Jr-nld C k'l'land na11 'e wit
'" 'l',11\ 11f r \(X ncn c J \ a o m-
pct11or .inJ u'ach 11·., e ' c-n more a
tntlull' 1t1 an 1nr'tx'n ('nct'd group o
..,tudc:nl' at ( o\la \k'3 "ho have
u1mm11tl·d tu the program .
(Please 1tt FERGUSON/a i
"'''" 19010
UCl's Warde]:
Newland get 1 top honors : l
The OJtlty Pltot '
-•111•0imlDM.Y lllLOT/Wldrl11t1c, DlllDIF •• ,_ ...
• II ra WILSON --A
I.ONO BEACH -0"" upon a time, 0... Allea quickly transformed the Rams
Md 'WMhilll'Oft Redskins from losers to
wiuen. Now. far beyond the retirement • for
moet ~· he's tackling ptrbaps his baacst
coecb1na chalJcnae.
TM 1l·year-old Allen is takin& over a to.a Bnch State football program which has
been a consistent l~r in rc«nt years and was on such shaky ground financially that it
almost folded 1n 1986.
AJlen was introduced at an afternoon
MWS conference as the 49ers' eighth head
COKh where he said he signed a three.year
contract. No terms wert announced.
Allen sucettds Larry Reisbig. who ~
sianed in November after the 49ers went
11 ·24 in his three seasons.
Allen won't be earning the kind of mone}
he's accustomed to earning. but he said he
didn't care.
n's lat st ch
said. "I didn't come here for the money. I can
make m°" money in two weekt of ~ina ~ments than I can by coachina here for a ~ar or mort.''
Allen said he was the first NFL cOllCh to
make mott than S I 00.000 a year and noted
that some assistants are making that kind of
mone) no".
'Tm tr)&n& to save a struailing {>rotram
and I enjo> tcachina:· he said. "And it's such
a tough JOb that I'd like to try to leave a lcpcy
there.
"And 11·s near m y home. I've had other
opponunities but I would have had to move.
so that was a big factor. I met the (university)
president and vice president and athletic
director and thC) all seemed to be committed
to changing the image.
.. This program nl.'Cds all the help and
leadership 11 can get. I want to try to get a
strong football program on a championship
level, but it's going to take some time. I'm no t
a miracle worker. (but) I hope we can tum the
program around in two·to-threc )'ears:·
1n1 six yeal'1 as the tcam~s head co.ch .
Allen became an NFL had C09Ch for the
first time 10 years later and he was an instant
SUC'CUS. leading the Rams to an 8-6 rtt0rd,
endina a smna of K'ven 11raiaht losina
SH sons.
The Rams were 11 • l-2 the followil\I year
Cknd 49-174 overall in fi ve )'t'ars under Allen.
who was fired in 1970. He then took over
another struaglina team. the Washington
Redskins. in 1971.
Thr Redski ns re<'orded onl)' their second
winning season in 16 }Cars in Allen's first year
there. and played in the Super Bowl following
his second season, where they lost to the
Miami Dolphins 14·7.
Allen was the NFL's Coach of the Year
in 1967. 1969, 1971 and 1972. The Redskins
kept winning -t'1c> were 67·~1 in his
seven years there I but he was fired after the
I 977 season. l
Long ach
but they flrcd him alter awo only pmealOft
pmn. His moll nan& CCNM:bina .iob wu witb
tM Arizona Wranelcn of the Unilcd Slate1
Footblll Leaauc in 19M. Alltn also COIChed
the Chicaao Bliu of IM USFL an 1913.
"I know why my husband married me
now. he loves challtftltS," Allm's wife. E•'l·
said Tuesday. "I would not have done 11
(taken the Long Beach job). I don't believe in
pie in the sky. But if he's happy, I'm happy.
"He loves coaching. he loves teaehi~
And he's in better shape than most men 50. •
Allen figures to put his physical fitness
expenisc to use in his new job. He was
chairman of the President's Council For
Physical Fitness under President Reapn. and
most m:cntly has been with the NatiGnal
Fatness Foundation.
"I've run marathons. I've done probably
40 IOks (6. l·mile races). and bike-a·thons and
triathlons:· Allen said. "l'ln fonunate that I
have good health and am strong physically.
and hopefully we can put a good staff
together." --
"To win. you have to get people who
want more out of life than a paycheck," he
It will be the first college coaching job for
Allen sinct' 1956. when he left fhiuier follow-
fhe lafe Edward Bennett Williams. who
owned the team. probabl) best explained the
firing when he said. "George was Jiven an
unlimited budget -and exceeded at."
Alle.n was rehired by the Rams in 1978.
Allen said he ran four miles Tuesday
m o rning and would challenge anybody on his
team to a I 0-milc race. · · Geor9• Allen . \
Brewers
retain
Yount
Prom The Auodated Press
Robin Yount. the last big prize in
the free-agent sweepstakes. stayed at
home in Milwaukee on Tuesday
while Hubie Brooks moved closer to
leaving Montreal.
Sid Fernandez. a year away from
free agency. joined tbe big-money
Mets staners, agreeing to a three-
year contract worth $6.05 million.
Jene Orosco. who used to pitch for
New York, was rewarded by
Cleveland with a new option year
for 1992 wonh S 1.075 millio n.
Free agents who had been offered
salary arbitration had until midnight
to accept or reject. Even if they just
said no, they ha ve until Jan. 8 to rc-sian with their clubs.
Yount accepted Milwaukee's offer
and then agreed to a three-year
contract wonh about $9.6 million.
That means the American League
Most Valuable Player can become a
free agent again after the 1992
seuon.
.. I'm delighted to sign with the
team I've played for throughout m )
entire career and I'm especial!)
1t1teful for all the Milwaukee and
Wisconsin fan support the past two
months as well as during my 16
years in Milwaukee." Yount said in
a prepared statement.
Houston's Dan Schatzeder and
Boston's Greg Harris were the onl}
other free a,ents to accept salary
arbitration. Craig McMurtry turned
down Texas. Carmen Castillo re-
jected Minnesota. Joel Youngblood did not accept Cincinnatj's offer.
Danell Evans rejected Atlanta and
Brooks said no to Montreal. Brooks has indicated all along that
be fi()Uld not return to the Expos.
Los.An,elcs and Detroit arc among
the ieams interested in signing him.
Y.ount. 34, was wooed by many
clutis, including California, Kansas
City, Los Angeles, Toronto. San Dielo and the Chicago Cubs. The Aftldl. who sianed free agent Mark r.,.wu to a five-year. S 16 million
contract on Dec. I. were reportedly
ready to offer Yount even more.
Yount joined Langston. Kirby
Puc:*ett. Rickey Henderson. Joe Carter and Mark Davis as SJ mill-
tioo-a-year players. Yount. a two.
time MVP in the 1980s, made SI.I
million last season.
Fernandez. a native of Hawaii.
waDted to remain with the Mets. ••1 just didn't want to go any-
where. I wanted to stay a Met.
That's the best place for me. to
remain a New York Met."
Fctaanda said from Honolulu.
~was 14-S with a 2.83 eanacd nan averaar last season. He
llobln Yount
joined D" 1gh1 Gooden. Ron Darl-
ing. Frank Viola and Bob Ojeda as
Mets staners signed through 1991.
Only David Cone i without a muh1-
ycar deal.
O rosco was 3-4 "11h three saves
and a team-leading 2.08 ERA for the
Indians. He made $800.000 last
season and will make $825.000 ne>.1
year .
Orosco's contract included an op-
tion year m 199 1 at $850.000 but 11
became suaranteed bl-cause Orosco
pitched m at lea t 3 game'> last
season. The euen!.1on includes a
SI 00.000 signing bonu and a 1992
salar> of $975.000.
Several other pla~ ,.r., agreed to
terms Tuesda~.
Baltimore catcher!. M1d..l') T(·t·
tkton and Bob Meh in ($350.000)
got one-year contr.ict!>. John helby
will sta~ with the Dodgers for
another season and Thad Bosle' wall
remain an Te~as for anothrr ~·ear.
Dodgers general manager Fred
Claire also said the team "on·1 offer
a contract 10 outfielder Mike Da~as.
Mark Eichhorn. 5-5 with ..\tlanta
last season. agreed to a manor-league
contract \\rtth the Angels. Harr)
Spilman. who was with Houston.
agreed to a manor·lcague contract
with the..\ tros "•th a pro~1 s1on that
he would get $1 50.000 1fht make!>
the maior·league club.
Eichhorn. 29. had a 5-5 record and
a 4.35 earned run average m 45
games for the Atlanta Braves la t
season. He also pitched for the
Braves' farm club in Richmond
where he was 1..0 with a 1.32 ERA
and 19 saves.
Also. Mike Heath and Detroit
agreed to a two.year deal for about
S 1.5 million and Dave Winfield.
who did nol play a game for the New
York Y•nkees in 1989. got a
S 164.238 raise to S2.022.890 be-
cause of a cost-of-living escalator in
his contract.
Pirates' Strouse Is
"bed All-America
State of Wisconsin has rooting
interest for Bengals vs. Vikings
From The Associated Press
CINCINNATI -Wisconsin Gov.
Tommy Tho mpson says his state has ship:. ~
ped 20 pounds of Wisconsin cheddar cheese ~
to the Cincinnati Bengals. in hopes that the
Bengals will make Swiss cheese out of the Minnesota
Vikings.
Thompson is rooting for the Green Bay Packers to
defeat Dallas on Sunda)' and the Bengals to win
Monday night at Minnesota in the final regular.season
game, so the Packers can get into the NFL playoffs.
Green Bay and Minnesota are-currently tied for the
NFC Central Div ision lead with 9-6 records.
"We're rooting for the Bengals," Thompson's dcpu·
ty press serretary. Stephanie Smith. said Tuesday.
She said Wisconsin's Milk Marketing Board ship-
ped the c heese Monday night to Bengals nose tackle
Tim Krumrie. a former University of Wisconsin star
who was born and still lives in Eau Claire. Wis.
.. We shipped it to him at the Bengals' complex.''
Smith said. "We asked him to share it with his
Gr.etzky enjoys big night
Waync G retzky rebounded afte r having ----
has 18-gamc scoring streak snapped. scoring ..
two goals and adding four assists as the Los 1•~
Angeles Kings blitzt'd the Winnipeg frts.
9-5. Tuesday night in the NHL.
Keith Cro~der and defenscman Ste' c Duchesne
also had two goals and Luc Robitaille scored his NHL-
leading :!7th. The s1x·poant game matched Grctzk) 's
biggest sconng night of the season.
Gretzky was held scoreless Saturda) 1n a S-2 loss
at Philadelphia. O ne night earlier, his 17-game assist
streak was ended in New Jerse'.
Elsewhere in the NHL Tuesda}:
Flames%, Canueks I: Joe Mullen turned a Canucks'
mistake into the wanning goal for ('algal') in Vancouver.
Mullen scored his 11th ~oat of the Sl'ason with 4:55
remaining in regulation umc on a deOection following
a turnover b~ Vancouver defenseman Doug Lidster.
Mullen. stationed 1n front of the net. deOectcd a point
shot by Roger Johansson past goaltender Kirk McLean
to break a 1-1 tie.
Oilers 5, Nortll Stars 0: Bill Ranford made 22 saves
for his first shutout of the season as the streaking Oilers
ro lled in Bloomingto n. Craig MacTavish scored twire
and Craig Muni and Esa Tikkanen had sho nhanded
goals for Edmonton. 12-2-3 in its las1 17 games and
8-0-4 against Minnesota since March 11. 1986.
lsluden 5, Devils 4: Don Maloney's goal at 3: 18
of oven ime capped a three-goal rally as New York
rallied for the victory an U niondale. N.Y. Maloney
knocked in his own rebound as the Islanders ended
New Jersc) 's four-game winning streak and beat the
Devils for the first time in four meetings this season.
Wblen I, Pnpl•s 4: Todd Krygier and Ron
Francis each scored twice and a four·goal first period
carried Han fo rd past the slumping Penguins in Pit-
tsburgh. The Pe nguins are 1-3-1 in their last fi ve games.
while the Whalers arc 6·3 in their last nine.
~ Capitals %, Fl_yen I: Kelly Miller scored with 3:30
left in regulation ume as the Capitals won a brawl-filled
game from the Flyers at the Spectrum.
QI 011 01 1 111 U\\
,_ rn.., after beina traded from Cincin-
nati to the New York Mets for fellow reliever
Randy Myers. on the Reds' bullpen, which now
will include Rob Dibble and Myers: "Dibble's in
his own world. And from what I understand.
Myers is in his own world. too. Now 'hey can be
on their own planets together."
Rams would visit Eagles
If the Rams and Philadelphia Eules a
both win nut Sunday and meet in the NFC -
wilck:ant pme, the pme would be hosted
by the Eaatcs, the NFL said Tuctday. ---
Victories by the Rams over the New Enaland
Patriots and the Eatles over the Phoenix Cardinals
would leave the Rams and Philadelphia with I l·S
records.
The first tie-breaker is heed-l().hcad competition.
but that doesn't aDPly since the Rams and~ didn't
play e1eh Olbel' this leUOft.
Tbe leCODd tie«mker is confere~ record. and
baa team1 would be M in •ma ipimt NFC
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teammates."
The Bengals players were off Tuesday. Bengals
trainer Marv Pollins and team spokesman Allan Heim
said to their knowledgc. the cheese had not arrived
Tuesday.
The Bengals' C hristmas night game at Minnesota
is important to both teams. The Bengals. plagued by
inconsistency this year. have skidded to an 8-7 record
after a Super Bowl season last year. But they might still
get into the pla}offs if they can beat Minnesota.
The Vikings. meanwhile. need to win Monda)'
night to ensure a spot in the playoffs.
Thompson proclaimed Ohio's NFL teams "Wis·
consin's True December Allies ... noting Cleveland's
23·17 ovenime defeat of Minnesota last Sunday as the
Packers were beating Chicago. 40-28.
"This is a season of gift giving." Thompson said
"Diehard Packer backers got a tremendous present last
Sunday from the Cleveland Browns. Now. we're hopioE
that the Cincinnati Bengals will put a matchintt gifl
under our tree on Christmas Day. We're sending a
present a little early to make sure they don't forget."
I\ TH•: 81,E.\('HEKS
Chang may play Davis Cup
Michael Chang's injured left hip may ----
not be as serious as thought. and he mipn * be able to pla} in Davis Cup compet1t1on
in February. his doctor sa}s. ----
Dr. Robert Kerlan examined the tennis {>layer last
week and said the problem involves the hip socket.
Kerlan will check Chang next Wednesday and try to
determine how soon he can play again.
The U.S. team is scheduled to play Mexico in a
Davis Cup match Feb. 24 at La Costa. Tom Gorman.
captain of the American team. will wah for Chang·s
examination before deciding if the Placentia native will
be included.
In other spons news Tuesday:
•It's a tossup who will start ai quanerback Sunday
for the New England Paujots after the team rcponed
that Marc Wilson has a stress fracture on the index
finger of his right hand. The Patriots said that Wilson
was injured in lhe second half of last weekend's 28·10
loss at Piusburah and has a splint on the finser. New
Ena.land' winds up its season at home apinst the R•ms,
and if Wilson can't play. Steve Grogan would replace
him.
•Michael Dokes and Razor Ruddock, who both
wanted to challense hca~t champion Mike
Tyson. will fight each other instead. Both ftahtcn have
sianed contracts for a scheduled l 2·round bout in late
Much or early April al • site to be K'lectcd, promoter
Murad Muhammad announced.
• NBA Hall.of-Famcr Bill Russell was fired as viet
ettsident of the Sacramento Kinp, who appointed
Coach Jmy Rexnold• as director of player pmonnel.
• Dana W1lkenon'1 IWO baskets in the ftnaJ 33
teconds pve eiahth·ranked Lona &e.ch State (6-1) a
62-58 women'• collete buketbeD victory over No. 4
Tenneuee (6-l).
•Bobby Keuler. H assistant co.ch at Nonheasa
Louilianl. wu cholen be8d football COICh at Mc:Neae
Stale. Kaller, ~. will ..... Coeda Sonny Jacbon
..._ n1•111'• •a-t&ctiw Ja u .
PKOB\SK•:l'B\11
Lakers'
streak
stopped
from The Associated Press
. -
Michael Jordan scored 37 poi.di&
Tuesday nittht to lead the Chit$
Bulls to their fifth straight victo~
93·83 triumph over the Los Angeles
Lake rs.
The defeat snap~d the Lakers'
four-game winning streak. while the
Bulls won their ninth in a row in W..
Chicago Stadium . whcrl' they are
I 0-1 this season. Ovcrall. the Buns
ha\ e won I 0 of their last 12 games.
Chicago led 70-60 after three quar-
ters. but th<' Lakcrs went on an 8·:!
run an the tirst 2:06 of the final
quaner and cut the deficit 10 72-68
whe n O rlando \\'oolndge dunknt
off a fast-brea~ feed from Magic
Johnson.
ln other NBA action 'J'.u~ay:
Cllppen 1%8, Pacers 10%: Ron
Harper scored 17 of his 39 points
during the third quancr as thc Clip-
pers won their third straight. The
triumph e'<tended the Clippers·
home wanning <11rcak to fi,c games.
<"quailing their longest string of
home-coun successes since their
mo' c from Snn 01<.'go in 1984. T hl')'
also "on fi,e traaght at the pons
.\rcna an Deccmh<.-r 1984 and cap-
tured their fir 1 fi, c home games last
season.
Knlcks llS, Jan 107: Patrick
Ewing. pla~ mg without frontcourt
partner ('ha rks Oak le~. had 41
point anJ 15 rehounds as Nt'w
York sta\cd unbeaten at home.
Bulleti 11 Z, Tlmbuwolves 99: Jeff
Malo nr scored 11 points in the third
quarter ant.I Mel Turpin addcd sax an
the fir t 3: 14 of the fou nh as host
Washington \\o n m founh straight
game. handing Minnesota its sixth
straight loss.
Hawks 115, Klnits I U : Dom1n1qul·
Wilkins scored 11 ofhii. 30 points an
the final 4:41 . rallying Atlanta at the
Omni.
Pistona t4, Su~rSonics 77: Mark
Aguirre Sfored 12 of has :! I points 1n
the first quaner at The Palace as
Detroit snapped a thrl'C-game losing
streak.
Nets JOO, He.t t8: Ro) Hanson's
la} up with 3.6 seconds to pla)
snapped a uc for New krsey in
Miami.
Honets lot, Mavericks 97: In
Charlotte. Dell Cuff) 's jumper with
37 seconds left snapped a 95-95 tic
and the Hornets broke a I 0-game
losing streak.
Celtics ts. B•clll II: Lam Bird
scored 21 points and Boston held
the Bucks to 36 points an the second
half to end a nine..pme regular.-.
season losing streak in Milwauktt.
TraJI BIHen lit, Rockets lH: In
Ponland. Terry Porter scored 19
points. including four J.pofoters an
the first half, leading the Trail
Blazers to the victory.
1-0LO ,,..,, s • . . . . . .
. . .. . . . . • • .
APl•11 ,._..
LoJOl••1 Bo Klmble, who scored SJ polnU Tuesday, 11
9uarded by Ore1on St•t••1 G•rr l'•yton, who scored 48.
UCI
From 81
shot~ .md <..~O(l•J ,I, pOIOh. \\hllc
Marina II 1gh proJud \l arl,
George on was largd) tndTern,l'.
. <\4'cording w \\ ~l\c' Cnach Tom
Asbur). (jcorgc,on 1' sutknng from
the e ffects of no "l?n dic.101 wlkgl·
pla) 1ng 11m-e' thl' pa\t. t\\O 'll'a ons.
-In -the second hall. 11 :ipix·an:d
Pe i>ix.·rdinc might t:il..l' 1lw game
O'er ~arl~ Lip .'S·2S .i1 1lw half. 1hr
wa,~ quKkl~ urpnl 11 to 11 . 42-' I.
Wt\_cp Lear hit \\"o fn-l· thro-...., at
15.411, 1he \\i aH·' had .i 4tl-.P kad.
8ut l 'CI caml' nght tiad,. wunng
nine >1ra1ght po11w. -111dud1ng 1lw
lir\L Ii\\: b\ frl•,hnwn \o n L u11n"
and < r.11g ~1.ir,hall. I krdman
"hcclnl anJ J rm l' 111 thl· ha,h·t for
a fl:t).h:rnJcd l,I\ 1n "htl·h n l·nl·d 1hl.'
SCO(l' al 46 \\llh I~ lo Ill pl:i~
Bui a' q1ml..h a' \ l I ralhl·d.
Pl·ppcrdllll' woi.. ,u111rol 111Kl' nh1rt•
Li:ar l'on \l·rtl·J .1 1hrl'l··pn11\1 pla)
and afta a tdl.'' 1\1011 11nll·ou1. Pt:p-
pcrdiiw 111)1:ncd in .1 lulhn11rt prl.'~'
for thl' lir'll 1tnH' 111 till' gaml'. rtw \ntCater' lllr!Wd the h:11l 0\ lT
on 'ti' l' \tra1gh1 Pll''l''''°'" .inJ the
\\'a).\'.'i malll' 11 5n-4"' on Rici..
Wdi;fi'<, ~-po1nll'r.
··r1w' d1Jn't prl''" u' much. and
'' hrn thl·' l\l.'n: in thl· man dden c.
1hc) J1dn·1 prl''"1rl· u .. ll.f) hard
most of thi: gaml'. .. ~l ull1gan \atd.
That'~ "hen Palnwr cantl' on.
"He \\anted to ph1):· Mulligan
said. "I ":isn't going to pla~ him.
but I lool..l·J at him .• 1nJ hl· ..a1J. ·1
think I can pla~ · I probabl~ should
ha\'c pla)l'd him earlier:·
Palrm·r aid hr ll·lt pmt) good
aftcl'\ard fo r hrs fi r,1 al·11on 111 ~· 1 ''CC'~ Palml'r had l\\O as iw1 and a
ba~~et in nine minutes.
PcpJ)('rdinl' C\tl·ndcd 11 10 64-· 4
bcfQre l 1C'I ralhrd onct• more. When
Gi;nrgeo;on \\as t111 "1th an mtrn·
uon.il fo ul at Pl'PIJ\'rdtnl··., l'nd. But·
lee hll a pair of frtt thro"" and l 'Cl
had the ball "h1lc trailing. 66-61.
"uh l ·44 10 phl)
But the .\ntcatcrs couldn't con,l.'rt
for :i tiaskc:t l"ttha of 1 hl· m·x t two
PO,Sl'S<;1Qn\. \\'ht•n Herdman missed
a pair of la) iris on the st•rnnd oni:.
\'o n Lu110" \\.lS "hi)tlcd for a foul
on the rl'bound and Herdman spoke
bad. to offici:il Bob Stamen .
l·fr \\ti) g" l'l1 a 1cchn1l·al. Ll·ar hit
his one-and-one. Ferch hn a pair of
free 1hro-...s, and on lhe cnswng
possession. Ho,.,,ard ''as fouled and
hit two free thro,,s for a 72-61 lead
''1th 1 :~2 kt\. UC1 Ol'\l'r challengl'd
agarn.
"I told him "l"d OCl'n gl·tting 11 all
g~1ml· ... Hl·rdm.rn .. aid ·· \nd a!> he
''all..ed a"a~. I s:ud (l'\flhlt'l'I. and
hl' bk'' a tl·rhnH:al."
\lulhgan <.;ml. ··1tcrdm.1n "'ll nut
tall.. to an o r1i rial again Rut the kl')
pla~ "a~" lwn 11 ''a (46-461 and ""
turnl·ll 11 u' l·r \fl\ l'l '>tra1gh1 11mi;.-..
Thl·rc "a' no prl''"urr ...
·\\bun -.a1ll. ··E,en 1f thl'' J1Jn'1
turn 11 ~\,a. the~ 1\.·lt thl· 11rcs!'>url·
I hi.'' ''l.'rcn ·1 on thl.' .11t.icl... 'I l·ah.
"l' d1un·1 '-tl·al thl· tia ll. hut 1hc result
of u' l.'\tl·nd1ng ttll' dl'l\.·n'l' .. m or 50
l~·l·t \\3S thc\ \Ufnl'tl thl' bnll lHC'r
thrn· 11ml'' 1'n the gul nl lhl' g.1ml·
"Bill -.."lid altl·r lhl· gn nw. )Our
gu~" mu't ht-lool..1ng b~ th I l..nc" thl·~ ·d pla~ u' tough. I hl') lltd :l
good JO b l)f running 1lw 1r lln ol·
fl•n,t-. ::nd I d 1d11t thrnl.. "c'J ha'c
1ha1 !..ind <'f 1roubk \\tth 1hi:1r
/OOC
GWC women
improve to 16-0
The Dally Piiot
The Goldl·n \\'l·s t College
-...o men's baskt•tball team c\\endcd
11) "inning o;1rcak at thi: start of thr
season 10 I b game) folio\' ing Tues·
da\ ·s 2-50 "1n 0' er Bal..ersficld.
the Rustkrs brol..c out to a !6-8
lead in the l.'arl) stages and tt was
never close after that.
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UCLA holds bff American U., 89-74
Murray sparks Bruins; Loyola surprises Oregon State
from The Assocl•t•d Pr•ss
Fr6hman Tracy Murra) came oil
the bench to scorr 20 point and
lead I 8th-ranked CLA to an 89· 74
victory O\~ Amrncan L'n1,erMt\
Tuesday night at Paule~ Pa\ 1lion. ·
Don Maclean also had !O points
for the Bruins, who impro,ed their
record to 5-1.
Dar) I Holmes had !7 points for
the Eagle . -... ho dropped 10 o-2
The gnmc was ued 31-31 "llh fi,e
minute rcmainrng 1n the first half
when the Brurns \.\ent on a 9-U ~pun.
eight of them b)• Murr.i). 10 1akl' a
40.31 kad.
'CLA held a 46-38 halftime ad·
vantage. thl·n seorell thl· tim eight
points of thl' ccond half 10 pull
ahead 5~·38 -v.nh 11 minutl'S re-
maining.
.\mcnean rallied to lUl the margin
to 69-64. "1th 6 l(l le ft. but thc
Bruin-. outsC'Orl·d thl· Eagle) 20-10
the rc!>t of the "a~ 1<> nail du,,n thl·
\\ tn
Tr<.'' or \\ 11\on and (1aald
Madkins also ~l'Ufl'd 111 doutile fig.
urc' for thl' Bru in<, ''1th I and 11
point!>. \\'11,on kJ l CLA "llh c11.1.h1
rebound' a-, thl' Brum\ outre·
boundl·d thl· Eagle' 43-34.
In other collcgi: ba'>~ctball ful''>·
da':
Loyola Ma ry mount 117. Oregon
State 113: Bo Kimhk ~cut l'd a ca-
reer-high and Sl'hool-rcrnrd 53
points. 1ncl uJ1ng a kc~ thrl·l··point
pla} as Lo)ola ~tar)mount dd~all·d
No. 21 Oregon l;\tatl'
K1mhk. ''ho al<,o broi..l' a (,111
Coliseum ~coring rlTord. '>lOrl·d
w11h o nl' m1nu1c rt:mJ111111g Ill put
the L1om ahead for good. I 14-1 12.
Gar) Pa) ton. "ho scorl'd -H< points.
I) mg a school record. fouled out on
NNNZOIL MOTOll Ga
lll'ltl 1'2~·" .. tole pnce
JOWllGHT
~IJO. &I
the pla~ and Kimble con,t>ned from
the free thro"' hne.
The Bea,ers <5·21 led through
much of the game. building their
biggc)t lead a166-5:?"11h :?~second
remaining 1n tht• first half. But
Lo~ola (6· 11 "as able 10 cut the
margin to 66-58 b' halft1ml'
LO) ola took m lir)I lead ~11 7 1-70
on K1mb1e·s ba)kCt -...1th 14·31 re-
maining. The lead changed hands I 3
ume'> in the second half
Kimble broke hrs ,1nglc-gamc
scoring record of • 1. "'h1d1 he Sl't
last week against L1<. ~ania Barbara.
Pa)to n·s 48-roint pcrformanC'c t1l·d
Mel Coun1-.· record. -...h1Lh "a~ St.'t
against LS l ' 1n 1963
O)Ola. "h1ch ,., a' craging 120
po1n a game. al'>o 'l't u (irll ( ol-
1!>cum l'cord ''llh 11., I hi.' old
recor "a' I I fl. st't 111 14 "lJ tll
..\n na
LO\ola al~o g1>t :?.:! puint' from JcffF~eran<l 18 ro1n l<, lrom krrdl
LU\\ l'f\.
L1C · a nta Barbara 70. Oregon 54:
(amri.. lXHart ~lOrl'<l ~~ point.,
and Fnc ~k.\rthur .tJLkJ 14 ·" l (
an1a Barbara rolkJ.
Thl.' Gauchm . Jc.idh .ll'l uratl'
rrom the lloor Ill the .. ~·uinJ hall
tool.. command \\llh run' of ~ .. 11 Jnd
9-U 3') thl') pulkd .1\\,I\ \ll\l ,11\1.'1
halfll ml'.
l '( ·s (5-21 kd 26-24 Jt halftmw.
but .,hot "I J)\'rl cnt fr11rn the lloor -
including b-uf-4 Imm '\-pwnt ran~w
-111 thl.' ~l'lOnJ halt to Orqwn· .. 45
pcrcent.
O regon !5-JI ''"" kd ti' R1l·hard
Lurns. \\1lh 14 po1n1s .ind Ill tl'·
bound<;
Ari1ona 83. ~liam i, Fla. :i3: \\a' nl·
\\ oma1:i.. 'll·orcJ 211 point\ .1nJ f1aJ
12 rl'bounds ai. 1'-o. 22 \111011a USl'd
11 1ns1dc strength to roul M1arn1.
.\n1ona (3·2) dominated lrom thl'
tan 1n handmg the Hum canes 0-21
their second 1ra1ght loss
Womack. a 6-foot-8 ~ophomort.
regrstered hi-, career be'>ts before
leaving \he game '"111 lbout four
minutes rt'ma1n1ng aftt"r Jamming
h1~ nght ankle.
Anzo na's pressure defense and in·
side height ad' antage hd~d O\ er·
po"-er the inexperienced Hurricane.,
Wnh \\ omad:. 6-C/ Bnan D:l' 1d
6-11 Brian\\ 1ll1ams and 7-foota f d
tokes. the \\ ildrnb outrd)(•Ulllkd
l\11am1 51-40
The' also rnntrulkd \11am1 l't'llll'r
JlX· \\\he. "hu 1.amc 1n J\erag.ing
29 point., but managl·d uni~ "' un
3-for-lt. s~ooung. fhl' Hurmanc<.
shot JU't J.3.ti pern·nt tor the ~tam1.·
Arizona ta te 66, Dartmouth 33:
lsaal ..\u,11n \ll•rt•d 24 potnt' .ind
\far!.. fll'lh·r had fill' or ht'> I\
during a I 1.2 \l·uinJ·hJll run a'
.\r1111na )1,11l·'l.1p111rl·J tlw rwn-1.un-
krl'llll. ~amt'
f hl' '11. ton "J\ th1.· luurth
'>tra1gh1 lllr thl' 'iun l)e, 1h 14-i 1
"htle D.1nmuu1h 1.\.21 hJJ 11' 1hn·1.··
g."lml.' "inning '>lrl'.1~ "'"PPl'J
Thl' '>1.1.)rl· ":t'> llt•J Ii 11ml'' -thl.'
la'>l at 4 \.4 I hl'lllll' \!JI\
.\ndl'rwn\ 1umix·r put \111ona
\tatl.' ahl'Ud 10 '>tJ' at J~ •. n "1th
I ~ 14 rcma1n111g
Paeiflc 72, an Franl'ist'O 66: Dnn
I ~ 1tlc 'lllrl·d 211 p111n\\ and rulkJ
Jo"n I ~ rdlPunJ, .1nJ .\nthllll\
\\lmd' .tlllkd 14 111 r.11.l' P.iufi,
Panlil Jumix·d Jhl'JJ 1.·arl' 1.1u\\u•r·
1ng an f-r,ml 1-;rn 14-4 ~lunn~ the
lit'il (l'. llllOllll''>
fht' T 1g1:r, 11.10\.. ·' r.:1.1 haltt11Tll'
k:id pa1.l·J h' IS rir\l·h.111 p111111' h'
Lllllc \Jn F-ranu,u• ".l'> .ihlc tu
cltlSl' "llhtn lour point' l\\lll' 111 thl'
scrnnJ hall' but "':.!'> un.ihk w clusl'
~·~.!LD1t .... 9 ... fLutO
to.,.. 0.-. ot>d o""'"•• lr..,.t '2ot C '° .. price
OM&ON
the gap. . ..
l'anfa ~hot 51 percent for the
game compared to JUSt 38 pt"rctrH
for ~:in Franc1srn. "ht h lost it,
third conse\:ll\ c onte t. PJc1lil 1m· ...
pro,t'd to 5·2 1o1.1th the \1Ctor.. while
. an l-ranc1sco fell to :!-5. • ..
East Tennessee State 9!. Nort~
Carolina tate 8%: ah 1n l altord
and ..\h 1n \\est .. cored I po1n1s
each and sparkl·d an earl> I I ·O run
a!> East Tcnne see ~tale-u pseJ 15th· ,
ronked 'lonh Carolina ~tntc -the ,
\\ olfpacl..'s lil'\t ~me StnL'-' being w
put on "-CA~ p.rob.i11on lor two
'cal'\ · yracu e 129. .W. Post i!: 'itep-
hen Thomp~on '><.:orcd 20 prnnl\ and
8 111\ O"t>n' I a., tup-ranl..l·d ~' r·
al u~e \ 1cd a ( arm·r f>oml' record •
\\tth .l ~O-pu1h1 lir\t half and \.OJ<;tcd
10 J mumph uH·r Di' 1~1011 II l \\
Post
R\.·wnt" guJ1J \llrh.1l'I l<.h,.irds 1
.id1.kd Jll J 1 llf h1., rx11111' 1n 1hc.
opcnin~ half '' h\'n thl' Oran~eml n
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The Daly Not
Talia Emery scored with eiaht
m inutes lef\ in the p mc to k.ad the
Woodbridae HiJh g.irls to a 1-0 non-
league soccer v1cto11' over Newport
Harbor on the Wamors' field Tues-
day.
Emery scored the game's lone goal
fro m about I 5 feet out o n an assist
from teammate Mindy Hawley.
Hawley got the ball on the right side,
dribbled down a nd passed back to
Emery who put II by the Harbor
goalie.
Woodbridge goa lie T o n )a
Druzilla had four saves and re-
cord~ her third straight shutout.
The Wa m ors. now 6-f-1. also gQt·
fine defensive etTon s from Deanna
and Enca Doolittle and Mary
Dugard .
Woodbn dge wi ll face Irvine on
Thursda) at Irvine High.
Elsewhere in prep girls soccer
Tuesdav:
•A free kick 20 minutes 1n the
game by Alr so n G ibbs ga ve Edison
a 1-1 tie wtth El Modena in no n-
league actio n.
The win improves the Chargers to
4-3-2 and drops El Modena to 5-2-2.
Nikk i Tumer reco rded eight saves
for Edison pla ying_ line in goal. The
Chargers also got fine defe nsive play
from Chelsea Williams a t sweeper.
• Rachel Buzolich and Heather
-Wannington combined on a shutout
and Knstin Borland's goal at the 20
minute mark of the first pen od "'ere
all that Corona del Mar needed in a
1-0 non-league ~in o'er v1 1ttng
Hawthorne.
Bor land 's i oal we nt past
Hawihornc goalie Becky Ross. who
made some spectacular saves. into
the upper lefi corner of the goal.
Assists on the goal went to Tracy
IOH 1111 HICOHh
..., Net~ .. Lee .. .,_
•rick• D oolittl e o f Woodbrld9e fr'9htf duef1 Newport
H arbor p l•yer for po11e11lon during non-l eague Match.
Schreiber. who g<lincd ·possession ot and Mau Acocello did a li ne JOb in
the ball near midfield. and Alison relief a<> goalie as Hunungton Heach
Kinn. who droprx-d 11 otr fi~ blanked El Dorado. 2-0. in a non-
Borland. league game on the Golden Hawks'
Sea Kings coach John Ngu~en field.
said that C'dM got outstanding ije.. Acocello. "ho replaced the in-
fense from Caroline Rohre r. Tina JUrcd te'e Alllo;on and was credited
'R1he and Cind> Scott. Abt Ochs. ~tt h fo ur ~'l'S. earned an assist on
JUSt up from the J team. also had the game's first goa l nine minutes
a fine da). into the match before he took over
The win 1mpro\ cs C'dM's mark to in the net.
4-3-~ .. The Sea Kings will take on In the second half. the Olle~ (5-2)
trad1uonal power M1ss1on VteJO padded their lead as Wright took a
today at -"11ss1on VieJO. pass from Thomas Kle1sli and clean-
In a bo)s match: ly beat the goalie from El Dorado
• Chns Wnght scored both goals (J.2-3).
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Seahawks Improve to 7-0
n. Delly"°'
Ocun View Hi&h's bip-Oyina
SeahawkJ racked up their seventh
1traiabt victory without 1 loss in
a.iris buketblll T uesday niaht as
they took aim at their second
strai&ht tournament championship.
Coach Ollie Manin's ~hawks
buried Millika n in the first round of
the Cypress Tournament with a
69-33 decision. paced by the 1-2
punch up front of 6-foot-2 Jenny
Sullivan and 5-11 Tracy Wolfe. as
well as the all-around play of point
gua rd Ali Takido.
Sullivan, who 1s averaging 18.5
points a game, scored 22 and
grabbed 16 rebounds. Wolfe scored
17 points and picked off 13 caroms.
Takido. a lso a senior. had eight
assists and seven teals as Ocean
View q ualified fo r a second round
'shot at Mission VttJO to night at 8.
The Scahawks were recent win-
ner~ of the a vanna To urnament
P RE ~S
FromB'
and three assists.
The Sea Kings. who improved 10
4-4 with th(' victOI'). put it away with
a 22-7 run in the th ird qua ner.
"I wao; rca ll} happ} with our pla}
in the third quan er." !laid Corona del
Mar Coach Pa ul Omo;. "We came
out and we were patient and we got
the ball to the right man ...
Warren Johnson. John Paulsen
and Mark Flint each had nine points
and John l 'pham. \\ho came on 1n
the second half aftl'r Doug Hesse
\\{'nl OUI Wtth an e~l· inJUI). -;cored
li ve points and had 10 rcboundo;.
"It "a'> a good dcfenSl\C effort
against a good 1one defcn.,c:· notl'd
Orn-.. "hose team now must get
read} for one of its strongest tests of
the season Frida) night \\hen the Sea
Kings tra\el to Capt trano Valle).
•Costa Mesa pla~ed tenacious de-
and the team they beat in the: pnaJs
was Mission VieJO.
Elsewhere T uttday 1n the Cypress
Tournament:
•Melissa Son i no had carttr
hi&hs in both points and assists to
lead the Marina girls to a 9 1-SJ
drubbing of Los Alamitos in the first
round of the Cypress Tournament.
Son ino had 32 points. including
seven 3-pointers and 10 assists to
pace the Vikings who move to 7-0
on the season. Los Alamitos drops
to J..5.
"Sortino really shot the lights out
tonight." Marina Coach Pete Bonny
said. "Our press was good tonight as
well and we played the best running
game of the season."
Bonny switched the Vikings into ~
full coun man-to-man defense and
Los .\lamitos couldn't )landle the
pressure.
Also helping Manna in the win-
ning cause were Chnsta Yorke wtth
• Id r n;ntc; teslle O no With 10 and
fense 10 hand Mainolla a 57-39 loss
in no n-league action at Costa Mesa
High.
..The M us tangs were led b} Bret
Dicball's 16 points in earning thei r
second victory against six defeats.
Mesa also go t good pla)' from
sophomore Joe Harding and j unior
Xavier Hanna.
"I was reall~ plea'ied with the way
we played ton1$ht.'' Mesa Coach
Dea n Cooper said. "The kids reall~
hustled and kept the in tensity up."
•G ut} Heredia scored 18 point'>
and dished off eight asSl'\IS to pace
Estancia ( 5·.l) to a 5 5-.l7 non-league
v1cto~ OH"r Laguna H ill'>.
The Eagles Jumix·d in front IQ. 7
after one quarter and rll'' er lookl'd
back against the '1<>111ng Ha" ks
• Fo untain Valle~ tncd to keep up
~11h a much bigger opponent 1n
Lake"ooJ. but "Crt' unabh.•. lo'i1ng
67-57 a t home.
T he Barons "cnt on a founh quar-
Kristie Sparks arabbtd 10 rcbouDds.
Marina movei on to Stto nd round
action today.
In non-league action:
• Viivi Vanderslice ( 13 points.
seven rebounds) and Mollie flint
(IO points, five as$ists) paced Cor-
ona dcl Mar to a 39-30 decision at
Laguna Beach.
.. T he Sea Kjngs (2-6) buih a 21-6
lead at halftime. then withstood a
comeback attempt wh ich sa~
Laguna come w11h1n six at the cod
of the third quarter.
• Newpon Chnstian got 23 points
from Jennifer Rcbal but Southern
Califo rnia Christian pulled awa'
with four minutes remaining 10
hand the visiting Conquerors (2·3) a
32-27 loss.
•Je n Caruso' !>eason-high 25
point<>. as ~ell as Si:\ a<>s1sts. paced
L1bcn) Christian ( 3-3) to a 50-45
v1ctol) over ' 1stting Pio neer Baptist
"'htch fell It> J-4.
ter run after trailing by 11 and sot thl·
deficit down to 1hrec before the '1<1-
11ors \\C'nt on a four-point run and
were nl·ver h(·adcd .
Fountain Valle} (5-4) "as led b\
Mike Mcrh'r, 20 points and Demd •
Cocoran 's 16.
•Westminster 1m provt"d its n:-
cord to 4-5 with a 75-63 no n-lcagul'
win at Santa .\na. •
The lions "ere led b} a tno o l
pla)crs in double ligun·s -Da'l'
Rall w11h 19 pwnts. M 11c:h Okura
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the ~in utemrn l'apturcd their fir'>t
no n-lcagm· \ l('lOr~ of the 'il'3SOn
dropping '1\tting Pioneer Baptl\t
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1. SvrecuMt (JS) 7·0 1,S2S 1
2. Kensa' 120) 10•0 l,414 2
3. Georgetown m 1·0 1,4S3 J
4. Mlu ourl ( 1) 9·0 1,371 4 s. llllnoli 6-0 1,279 s
6. M ichigan 1-1 1.us 6
7. Oklehom11 •-o t, 115 1
I . LSU 4·1 l,OS2 9 t. Louli vllle 7·1 1,029 10
10. Arkenilts S· l 979 1
11. lndlena 7·0 96S 11
12. Dulle 3·2 156 12
13. UN L V 4·2 113 14
14. c;.c,rg1e Tech S·O 793 IS lS. N. Cerollna SI. 6-1 636 16
16. low• 6·0 495 21
17. Memphl' St. 4·1 49 11
11. UCLA 4· l 471 13
19. SI. John'' 1·2 427 11
20. Alilbeme 6·1 411 19
21. Oregon St. S· l 271 23
22. Artzone 2·2 269 20
23. Le S.li. 4·0 llO -
2f. 0.li!home SI. 4-2 12S 22
25. M lchlgen SI. 7· l 113 2S
Otl'ler receiving voles: North c.,.o.
llne •• M lnnHOI• 63, Ar1vLlttla
Rock 62, Lovole Mervmount 54,
Clemton "· r .... 43, Penn SI. 22. Vlrt lnl• 22. MIH IH IPPl 21, Florlde It,
Georgie 11. Louli le ne Tech 14, Pit·
tanurgr, 14, S.ton Hell 14, Long BMc:tl
SI. 13, Notre Dame 13. UC Seftt•
a.rber• 11. Teml>le 9, <>reeon 7,
W•k• Forn i 7, C•I SI••• Fullerton '· Princeton 6, Xevler, Otllo 6, New
Meiclco St. S, Brlot\em Young 4, S.
llllnofs 3, Hewell 2. Sle nford 2. COio·
redo 1. E. Tenneuee SI. 1, Fordhem
1, Vandert>lll 1.
·1 R \ '·' \CTIO'·' ~
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Miii• Heelll, U ICller, on • two·vHr conwec1 MILWAUl<EE B'-EWE•S-AorMd to term1 wllfl •-'" Y-•· outtiekler, on • tttrM·v .. r contrect TEXAS ._ANGElllS-Aor..o 10 1erin1 with
T"9d 9otlev, oulfletder, on a one·vMr contreei A•llened Ke¥4!1 Reimer, oulfr.toer. outrlefll 10 Olllellotnll Cllv ol lfte Amerlc:e11 Anocl•tlon ................. LOS ANGELES OOOGE._S-Aereed 10 IWmt wltfl JOfWI SNllW. Olltflelder, on • _.
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FERGUSON ,,...,
While the Mui1an1s face an uphill
chmb to c hallenae for 1he Pac1fi
Coast Lcaaue tnlc -Laguna I hlh.
and Trabuco Hills are the fro ntrun-
ners -Morgan Stts h is squad as
compcuuve.
What makes 1he p1c1urt' pronw;ing
for 1hc future arc 1oumamen1 "'ins
b) the frosh-soph and Junior 'ars11>
teams 1n 1hc1r o n l} outings •\I lhl'
Cd M to urnament. the fro'lh·\oph
1eam \\On 6 1 of 65 matc hes.
althoufi several were forfe1h.
"We re going 10 give a good ac-
count of ourse lcs. bu1 Laguna H 111
i~ unbelievea~lc.'' M9 rs;i'! said.
"Nc:<t )Car m 11ht be a diflercn1
,tol). I'll have some kids that have
tx·cn wrestling fo r a couple of ~cars
nn 'ars11y.
"Our gu ys still look at me and sa~. ·\\ c won?' Morgan said. "Whe n \\C
"in. we're ~hocked. Last )Car \\C go1
tx·a1 up prclt) bad. E'el)bod) 's
hcl'n talking about th1'1 ( Hun11ngton
Reach) team for three )Ca rs. a nd we
d>tnC away and beat them Half the
~u's s11 1l don't th in~ u\ real. Then
,,e "on (at CdM). I think "<''re 1ust
\tJning 10 53). ·Well. ma~ he ''c arc g• l{ld ..•
Of1h1s )ears 13 staners. five had
.. 1111petcd before M organ armed
·"' \eJson . including Pctl'r Dela ~ o
11 ,11 'car-; ago a t 119 pound''· lohn
\ .1k nna CI 26). Tim I larm (I 'I\ I
H11b \rm,trong ( 191) and l\tl'\ l'
\kl linger Chea'~ wl·1gh1 I
fhl· Ol'"'comcro, 111 thl' l.i,t l\\11
\l',1r' "'ho dr(' ma~1ng an 1mpau
1ndude Diego Barrcnache (lll<
pounds and the ll'Om-lcadcr 111 pin\ I.
\I inh Pham (I 05 ). Jaci.. Valencia
111 ~). Nick Ort11 ( 132 ). Cn•n m1l'
\kil·r ( 1451. Ja'\on (i n me' (I 'i..I I
\d.101 Vital (I 6~1.111d I m lk•·
t "~1 I,,.,, \\l'd,l·nd Brl·nt '\11lll 1
I I~ I rt•lil'\l'd Im .1 'l'Ullld pl;H l
•ini'h .ind \.lil..l' ~:l\.1m11ntn t I ~"I
,,erix·d 1n fur a 1h1rcl plau·
· 1 ht: fall "t:'rt: d111ng 'u 'H'll "1th
'l'lt1nd·H·ar '' re'>tll'r' "
phl·nt1menal " ~lorgJn "-lid "It' .1
1nbu1e to 1he luds The) ·re 111n1na
1he1r second )car. They'll be a lot
be11er 1n Februal). Huntinaton
Reach beat us pretty good one week
C46-42). and a week later. aner ~hur
Oing the lineup. "'C came back and
beat them (33-3 1 ).
.. The kids mal.;e lot of rookie
mistakes. We ha'c a lot of1mpro,e-
mcn1 to do. When )Ou "'restlc a
team hkc H untington Beach. M anna
or Ediso n. and )OU make one m i\·
take 11 "111 cost ) ou and they'll
thro"' }Ou on \Our hack." Ru11hc~ 're fcarning fa'\t. It "'asn't l'as~ luring student'\ out to the
\\r(''>lhng mats l\.\O )enr~ ago. bu1
no"' Morgan lindc; h1mo,elf1ell1ng
kids. who want 10 join after the '>tart
of the <,cason that the} ·11ha'c 10
"all untll 1he beg1nn1ng of the nex t
campaign .
.. ... the progrnm I 1nhentl'd. I had
thrn• gu~' \him up tiri,t da~ of
pract1l'l' ... ~!organ "11d of earl) 1\o-
' l'mlx-r. I lJ81\. "I \\COi rt'lru1t1ng 1n
the '>lhool <ind found :1bou1 4() k1d'i.
!..ids 1h:11 had no t..no\.\ledgl' of
\HC\lhn~
"Thl' t1r'>1 thing thl'' 'a' '' '\\ ..-
tlon·1 \\Jilt to \\l'ar light'>: fhe~ 'rl'
real '>di l'onwmu'> ·1 hn don't
unda\1;111t1 ft', Jillkut't tn rl'uu11
\\ h.11 I '>lrl·,wd "a' 1ht'\ 'd he in
hc11n sha_rx· than thl'' ·' l' l'' l'r hel'll
1n tht·ir hfl· tht:~ 'd tx· 'trong .ind 11
"ould he~ torm nt 'cit (kli.·n'>l' ..
\lorg.111 hq1..rn to 111>11ll' a rhangl·
Ill till' ll':lm·, Ulll1J')l'llll\l'Oe\\ dur111g
till' \UllHTlt'r kaitUl'
··I hl'\ "l'fl' h>ol.ing lurnard to
u 1ming 111 anJ "url.1ng oul."
\l(lrg;1n <.a1d "1 lw gm''' ho ll\l'll lo
\Hl'\lk hdilrl' got tx·at h.1dh .1nJ II
\\<J\ll 0l Jn' tun lo n inll' '"Prl Olli
\\hl·n lhl·\ 10,1 fhl·n in 'ummer
kagut· "i.•'ll go 111 and"'" 211
m.lll hl'' .JI a IOU l'OJ llll'll t 11 ·' t U ll 111
g11 \\1n .tnd 11'<, fun to \\llrl. 0111
"hl·n \Oll0fl' '' 1nnintt ...
<>1ha prmpet tl\ l' alhktl'\ '·"' lhl'
\ ll lc>nl'' and altl'f .1no1hn 'l'ar 111
fl't ru111ng lhl' C 11\IJ \k\,1 t·:impu,.
\lorg.in hJ'\ XII "rl·,tkr' on thrn·
In cl\ 1h1-. 'l':l\on
"I 1h111i.. th\· \\ft'\lkr' l:ll:hl'' l' 1n
tMmttf\n: tht') ·~ hav1n1 a aood
altitude about the spon ;· Morpn
said. "The kid art' all business."
0
Mo!'fln. who graduated from h1ah ~hool in C leveland in 1963. was 1he
technique coach for the kron
YMCA club team which won three
nauonal freest)'le titles in the late
1960s. He also coached high sc
team s dunng that period "'ht 'Acre
perennial lc3gue champions llh 1n-
d1v1duals 1hat earned s1a1t.' t1 Jes.
In 1969. althou~ h1scom itt ve
c hg1bili1) had expired. he wa) r
cruttcd to finish his college educa-
tion al 1hc Univcrs11y ofCinc1nna11.
The team wen t 17-1 in197 1 for the
univcr<>ity's best record in h1s1oiy.
He moved 10 the Va lle y in 197-4 10
asmt al Birmingham H 1~h. hcad-
coachcd at Fort Bragg H igh in
Northern California for 1h rce years
beginning in 1978 (one dual meet
loss 1n three years). then re turned to
Parma. O hio. in 1981 and assisted
an old wrestling budd} for a le"'
)Cars He coached Cd M from
1985-19 8.
Whal-., h1., o pinion of" rc<;tllng in
the t"o stall''> ..
"The 1op l..1d'\ in Ohio and ht',fl'
arc about the same. hut 11 rcalh lall'
ofTaftcr that 1n Ohm." ~1 organ sa1tl
"lk cau">t' of thl' popula11on o ut
hefl' 1hc \l'l·ond. third and founh
kid'\ out h..-rc arl· much tougher
\\.hen )OU gl'l lhat man~ <,chooh
1t1gc1hN and ha\l' a tournaml'llt 11
rnal..l'' thl' ~1a .. ter'' 111urnamcnt
ht:rl.'almo'\t lx·ttl·r than ;.JO\ 'tall'
tournaml'OI in the cuuntr~ ..
0
1 hl' ~llO\l.'I Ll·aguc !..i t I.<, on ll\
"n·,1hng '>Crl'ion "1th all \1'\ team'
"rc\lhng du:il meet\ \lmultancou,I;.
on thrl'l' m;11, \lde·b' .,,dl· at the
\\t·,11111n\ll'r ll1gh &~!.11na<,1um 11n
fhur'i<la~ l'\l'n1ng T l'?\: frmh-~11ph
hl.'g10\ al .I _,II p.m \\Ith thl' JUOHlf
'ar\lt~ and 'ar\11~ lappro\lrnatl'I) ...
p. m l ll> fullo"
H1ghl) fl·gardcd I lunting.ton
fkal'll \H it focl' \h•,tm1n<.tcr. Oc·l·Jn
\'u.~" "'111 \\fl''-lk [dl\on and Foun-
tain \'alle' ml'el'> ~1.inna
MULLIGAN ''°"' ., amazes me 1n ol~e sPons. Of-
ficials sa) 1ha1 1he) are be) ond
reproach -al leas1 1ha1 1s "hat 'AC
are to ld at (i\i\ coaches' meeungs
evel) October.
Then. "'h> do we ha'e so man)
spht crt'v.s al game '> ( .\ 1;pl11 crew is
one in which t'AO official~ from one
conference and o ne from another
work the game. or in some ca'\t's.
thrt'e from a neu1ral l'Onferc n~.)
M \ QUCSllOO IS \\ h) lhl' NC >\A
allows th.., to happen'!
A cal>C in point -l 'NL V pla)' at
Oklahoma in a ~me between the
Big West and 81g Eight. and the
1hrec official~ arc from the >\CC I
can look at a scon: 1n a great man)
cases and tell )OU "here the ga me
"'as pla\t~d I am tall.1ng about non·
confaence games -001 a s much
""''h ronlcrence game ...
\Ve ha\C..· tra,clcd all o'l'r 1hc
countr~ pla;. 1ng game' and I am
rnn' meed 1ha1 thl' lx-'\t and tam''l
offiual'i arl· 1n thl' Rig w l',t
Th ts I\ great 1n ~peal.mg of our
offiuak but I \\l)h 1he' '°'l're n111 J\
fair "'hen ''l' pla~ J do!.t· gaml' at
homt:
In dl'frll'>l' ot our olfa 1al\ the
GRANCH
From B1
preparl' her tor rnlkge \l'o I fl'l·I
that 1fpraUill' ''real d1t1iLult 11 "'"
makl· the gamc'i 1hut mu{h 11111rt·
t'3!>\
.:.\ftn pral'l1n· I khh1l' 'ta~.., :tlll'r
and continue\ to \horn. I ha'l' ha
'hootnhou1 "' l·po1nll'r' altn Prill·
tll'l' ~1-.o 'hl' 1.1!..l'!> '-l''l'fal 'hool\ 1111
1hc ha,rli.nl' oul ofhoumh 111 hdp
1mproH' ha rangl' ,ind i,1am1na I
am h1g on 1ump1ng ro.rx· .ind 'hl·
d0t·<, a lot ot 1ha1 too. \la inf\
I hough. II I\ JU'l \hO<•I 'hluit \hoo t
and 'lhoot
"l--k r ran~w 1\ """' Jh11u1 22 ll'l'I
and 11 " gt'l 11 ng l11ngcr "II h l'Jl h
gaml' I ha\ c &•' l'O lwr thl' grl'l'll
pme ofbasketbell toda}' 1s ~lly
lOugh 10 "'ork The pl:a)crc; are 100
b1J and quid .. and the coun '" no1
\I. tde enough. Pla)ers JUSt g<'l better
and beuer each year.
0
I ketp looking for f\.an5a\ 10 ap-
pear in tht" pre-season ba'ikctbaU
magazines' Top 10 teams. I read
about 10 of them and tht.' Ja} ha"' ks
arr no\.\ here to be found
Right ·no"'. thC) and ) rat'U'>l'
seem to be the tv.o be-..t 1eam'> 1n the
count~ 1 "-•Sh ')racu~ "'ould pla)
a bit s1rongrr pre-season st•hcdulc.
Of cour~. compared 10 C1l'Orge1o"'n.
11 1s a tough schl'dule
Georgl·to"'n has pla}cd i.ulh
power'> a!'. Ha\\a11-Loa. Flom.la In·
1crnut1onal. ~l. Leo and D1s1nc1 of
( o lumh1a Rl'memher tho ugh the
bo11om hnl' '>t:l'ms to be ho" mam
"''""and lo'>'>C'> did \uu ha' c at the
l'nd of th<' 'l'Ur
I canno i.lx'hl'' l. 1ha1 gu}'> h t..l'
Ditk \It.tic \I \lt(1u1rt: and utht·r,
do not 1111 .iltt·r ">omt· uithe-.c pal'~
'>lheduk ' that '>hml· 11t lhl'..._. u >.ithl''>
pla} ·
0
Ont•n t m\ he't l11l'lld'> 111
1..C1al'hlll1t hJd a \l'\ l'n·\\a\ h\ f).1'>'>
\urgt'f' la<.I \\l'l'lo. and \l'l'lll' to Ix
drn ng \.\ l'll a tin J "l'l'"
light lhJI \\ hc.>OI.'\ l'f lhl' 'ho t I\ I hl'fl'
In l:Jl.l' II
.. , hll' thing I hJ' l' Wl n 1' that our
k J>!Ul' "l:!Wng 111 tx• 'l'I\ wugh h ut
h:i' 1ng I kbh1l' reall\ hdp' ll' \hl· "
lhl· 11nh ~·n11Jr on till' ll'.Jm .ind till'
rt:st ul ihl' g1r" undl'l\IJnd 1h.11
Dl·hb1l' 1<. gu111g 111 WOil' I lkrl' ",1
grcal tt·am \ptr11 fwn·
"Dl'hh1l' .1 nd 1h1· ~11 I' \!l'I ,il1 111~
gn•;11 fhl'rl' I\ nn ll'ail•u" I hl·
ll'.1m ·, t!<MI anti Dl·hhll'' 1111.il '' 111
\.\Ill .ind 11 rl'.il h tl11\'' 11111 rn.llll'r
ho\\ \•e '' 1n '" l~in~ ·" \\l' Jo·
I lw r nll' '1111 f'l.I' 1111 'u ·, l.,., 1,
l'\po1.,ur~ a nd lJtd\ l>l•hh1,· h.1, ~·l n
'en 'Ulll'"lul "l h" ,, thl' 1h1rd 1n1t·n il'" I 'e
do nl' 1h1-. \\l'•" .1nJ thl' 1h11d inln·
'll'\.\ I hJ\ 1..• l' l'r J• •nl· .. 11 .. , h,·1
Ht ts one of 1hc best ~in
the nation.
-
H ts name 1~ Rid. Majerus and he
took the tah;ob thtS )ear af\tt
go1n1 29-3 at Ball tate last season.
He 1s abou1 ~foot-I I and weia.hs
about 350 pounds and 1s 41 )ears
old E' el) 11me .... e '1~11 he ea1s
about s1>. meal'i a da)
If 1here 1s a message there for any
o( ~ou pkaSt" take It He had chest
pains at n game 'A llh Purdue and
lutkih he 1s at a great medical ~hou\ at the l 'nl\Cr\ll) o f tah.
Rick "'hen he "'as at Marqucnc.
Sl'Ot ml' Jero ml' Whitehead and
·\rt1e (irccn, who are to oftht best
JC pla~cr'i I ha\e ever coached.
\\hat do<"§ Tomm} Lasorda sa)
on the Jun licah sho"''1 lu.s some-
thing like thl'iJOh "a 101 harder than
ix·ople thin!..
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Ha' t' a n1le < hnstmas and hol-
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IHI HWI PHIHTT NIGUEL WEST Spacious 2 CcryEtsETE RY LOI ;~s i OCHISllE OF P.C.M.! We 11 01ve you the down In 3BD 2BA, formal dng rm 2BR IBA gar w'd nkups l~---~-~---·l e•thO tor a Shafe 01 own-or tam rrn.FP 1n lvg rrn, •o Westm1Ster Memorl al1 s 1025 mo Agt 675.4912 Houws/Condos ership You malle lhe pv1 crnr 101 1 mile 10 Park (Garden Med1ta11on1
mlhly pymts a we share Monarch Bch 31902 Reasonsable 960·2279 1---------~Mral 1002 apprec You receive Grand Canyon $359K Costa Mtsa 2124
100•,. tall t>enellls Musi PLACE REAL TY 494•97o4 R.E. \llanttd 1625 2BR tBA encl garage.
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BAN~eRO
have clean credit Agt Need 15 10 25 units Costa 1arge yard quiet clean
239-4335 Dys Ev Wknds 1----~--~~ Mesa Nwpl Bch Hunl tO 16 AmE>rican Place N~Port ~a<h 1069 Ben Orange Agen t S8001mo 646-6138
-------~ * Liil ISUll * Yolanda 213-595·808 1 •HSTSllE•
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Corona def Mar I 022 Home tor sale on ovet-
•5 R·2 LOT 2BR IBA sized corner lot Bay v1ew
Plus •Br 4Ba .ipt almost from 2nd story e..cellent
completed S635 000 remodel opportunity
IBR 18A incl lrig very pv1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S625 mo 1 A.dull & No
peis SCOTTI 5•8-2794
673-2074 S739 000 Call 673:.1-027 •EASTSIDE HOUSE •
1111,llO
3BA 2BA Fireplace gar. Immaculate 3 BR. 2 BA. Move-in condition. Plus 51---------·I age all new 1ns1de Outel
view home S789 000 minute walk lo beach 3 Houws/Condos area s 1190 * 6•0·2426 IDARU~G 2 BR. 1' • BA
condo w1th vaulted ce11.
ings & view ol mountains
Amen111es include air
cond mirrored 1111ard-
Highly upgraded Call BR 2 BA Lse or own
Janie Agent 840·3046 or land Reduced $299.5001--------~
840 1031 Agent 650-0606 Balboa Island 2106
IEW PHii. llPLEI H 10 SllTI llYHllT rot>es. comm POOi. spas ----------~! Costa M~~ 1024 Only 1 left each unit 3 BA 2500 sll 2BA & den 3BA & tennis
l~IOIO 2 BA. prime 100 block to· upper unfurn duplex IEW HTIOllll H•ES ca11on Steps to beach Dock age avail S 1850/mo Fii SAU Won I last long• Prine•· yrfy 752·2881 675·8835
pals only 121 27th St . BR 3 BA Ill ILICI FROM IY lllLIH NB Agent 675-8475 Immaculate 5
IC••• ! I I 3 BA. 2' > BA. prime East· Prudenllal Cahl Alty s1eps to water' Fresh pn1
5AR new crpl lrplc gar Best COMFORTABLE charm· side locauon Many de· II 51 on the isl 121 Topaz
Ing older home on 45 loot luKe features From IPT lllTS TIU WI S t.850 213-696·3897 lot fuSt one block from $310.000 Redlands Ave $415K
lhe ocean 11 2 t>edroom 2 OPEN SUN 1·5 REALTY WORLD Proless1ona1 decorated
balh wltrl great 8 ,.. 320 E 2 tat St NEWPORT PACIFIC 3Br 2Ba. gar lrptc wl d
Pan 510 n p 01en11a1 Or call tor appointment Agt Manny 645· .3683 1015 01 wood & Ille
Spacious 11111ng room w11h 5•8·7001 SE.AVIEW • Panoramic S 1700 mo yrly 673-5348
fireplace. t>eamed c.il· 11-2 let Eutshle ocean & c11y hght 111ews
1ng. fight. bright lam11y For sale by owner 2 BR. 1 Lovely 3 bd home. ---------room with sl<yhghts lots BA No aoents s.a8•62051 vaulted ceilings. Fr Balboa
ot windows. dining area d oors. w rap-around Pfnlnsula 2107
Large kitchen with dining I llower-lllled pa11os & pr1-1---------~
area plus a1r condition· ·Lagun!---N•!gu!f---·1·0·5~2 vate spa 2BR 2BA condo lrplc 2
ing S795.000 _ _ 760-3600 $650 000 car garage 1 blk to bch' lll-1100 lllf llllSI $1200 mo M1li.P or
Frontage L9g Nlg /Mon -'4.\1110Hci'1 Roger 818-967· 1432 CE~;h l-.1 KJ NS Bch area 3 BR. 2 BA tto~I " hoc DARLING 2Br tBa beach
I!!! l, '1\11'\.' \ br!Qhl open condo near RE.Al TORl:> house 1 bfk 10 ocn Gar
liiill Mt'' rof1'9 ocean S20 I 800 Call Agt lndry S9501mo. dep
DeLours 458·657• I snn ,_UGI UY yrly Avl 1 5 548-3727
Something special waits for you
today in classified.
3BR, 2BA, dble lrplc. cus· Steps 10 $8nd. ocean view
tom bllt-1ns. f1rge yard. l)pper 3 BA. spacious
RV access. $429.000 Duplex Sec dep & refs
Call Jan. Grubb & Elhs $1,7251mo963-7111
551-8410 ex 459 (091 1)
YllSILUS Corona def MM 2122 Near Hoag Hospllal EleQanl, furnished 2BR, 2 BR. 1 BA, frplc, high
• 2BA condo with bay. ceilings. deck with ocean
ocean 1nd city lights view, wall\ to beach. 2 car
view Sl,600/mo Call garage $1,350/mo
Ray Davies Re/Max of II 1·21U N~w por t Bee ch 760·5000 Of 720-3999 2BR 1BA house. 2-car g1r,
---lencied yard Cle1n, Jusl
v 1111 B1lb01 28R 2BA p11n1ed .a bike 10 oo .. n
OcNnl C1talina/B1y Vu $1200/mo * 759-9031 G1ted/pool/s~a/tenn11 ,.412 SEAWARD 2 Sty•
S3•9.ooo 5'9 2362 2Br IB1 enlc patio, new
WllllflllT paint comm pool No IWUl W/-~ sa1s 832-'818
3BA 28A "townP'lome-* aLTW-
etyte" • a large 1BR Apl * ..... NW
wttiuge kitctien. 1184 27' 2 BR den bMmed c:.11-
crvleef = ~ gptlonat, Inge: 2 '"~ loft &
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lncd yd Dec:k Frnch drs,
bay wndw lmmac S 1450
Will consider lease opt
Agl Manny 645-3683
•EASTSIDE-Orange &
Monte Vista 2BR 1BA
gar No Pets Good cred•t
rPQ $750 Mo 556-7597
•Clean. Quiet & spacious
3BR 2BA 2 car garage.
encl patio storage S 1125
NO PETS 640-2<&95
AL•IST nn Hllm Large •BR 2 story 2 car
garage patio monlh·to-
monthllea.s.e St 250
214 Palmer SI unit A
Agent 675-8475
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28A, !i'~ rm. trplc, lly hM, 4,500 ICI tt, 6 BR, Beaut turn, wld $1900/mo 2Br 18a. VNr'ly. 0.0.C. btlnds. IO f~ patio, o.tvxe E'akle 28R. mlr· lndry rm, cerpon, 1to~. MW deOOr. rrp1c, pool, no 18' , ... "'NPT CNTAIJW B• your own bo 11,
pool, Y9fd, 11300/mo 5'• BA, lam rm, 2 lrplca, winter. 83t•t33e. gar, lndry. I blk to bctl cto1e to thOpping. 312 rortld wall•. t BA. a". ,.frig. No pe11. $585/mo pete, ntetmo. 64()..1911 $7t5. No pet1. M0-138.<l $10,000/mo on your
(2 3)~5$ delux a,)ptlancff, ·Sub· $925 + dep. S.•3727 Vl¢torla. 650·1244 ff'· own wattl & o~. t S3SO. 642·1401 eft3 HI 1U...-Y WllTllWP JI Ila time. Norl1k,noJ01C•. 24-WlllW l9LU !:~ r!!~~· l~d~ '~To: 4 B~·:~~~!.~l.1e •,~:· ~T''°·.c:rc;:Et~: IU 111 So~~.' r~:,riop.<:~~ !:J1ti STUDIO APT ss401mo. wNt..-. 1 Cat ger•· otw. retrlg, ,,rJ_ pool hr mei uge. HS-tl S2
2BR. 1BA, 1 car. Vacant. apa 1ub. wlnecOOler. dbl mo1 IH. S.4.100/mo. /kit Ysl251 rty. Speclovt. grMt IOcetton. only M 2·8780 UtllltlH Incl. Refrlg • S1450/mo 642·34508kr $875 * 1142 Rultanc:I M 2910
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• $3.250 7_52·1522, 675-4464 &Os B~bo• et~-e05I Gas Incl POOi S725mo micro, P•llo, wa1h-----Me 3879 f~H,;:!ff)X:l:ili~~I"!-'"~~~~
-v 645•5853 ' ' EASTSIOE 18R moblle w /dryer. 642·131 t * 1....... --. --CEC. ROY, D ONITA, ---mn fl IOU! BV BCH f BA. patio, gw, ---------home S575/mo Gas. WESTBAY APTS Frig. dllhWisfMH. -1to¥9 SM! Otmeflt 2676 ROYCE Hunt. lelCh 2140 UH 11111.111 PAii Brand new. 38R. 2BA $1000/mo, incl utls Yrty. • 1BR & 2BR, 1Ba. up. water paid Mature adult Beautllully Maintained Incl. No pet• 54s.4855 t llUT 11111111&1 s tcloul home 4 BR 3 Lg 2BA Jutt steps to $1,500/mo & $1.400/mo, Rel. 63 1-2 110 o r stairs. gar · lndry. cable. 759·5590 or 673-7787 •SEVERAL LOCATIONS Near Genwal Ho1p1tat. ..1AAr , ......... ~A. 3 car ga~ With weter. Pvt beach prM· month·to-month rent~I, 754-7703 after 5pm DIW. no pets S&OO·S675 EASTStOE 2BR lBA Bactlelo< $610 •2•1 llH• 3BR.· 2BA. d/w, atove, H 1 ltM .. ..-I _,
gardene r S 1 6 7 5 leg es Resort Living. unfurnished 12 1. 12 t ~ YEARLY 38 A 28A St -645·6682 or 540·S.~ w /garage. Close to •YerY· 1 Bedrooni s685 Frig, dl1t1wa1tutf'. 1tove lrplc Avail 118 S7 451mo Jt1'1htfH H ltt Lnt,
846·0809 . $1000/mo 673·6030 27th St t ... _ h sa'75 "2.1'epE• •2BR DUPLEX Quiet' t tl l ng l Ava ll now 2Bdrm 1•.e a $780 Incl No pets545-48S5 558·7859 Yt•Sh 3BA 2BA $1100/mo & o ..,..,ac "' ' ' ood L d $ 161 E 8 S 6 2 0856 --i -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. ___ _
$1•200• I mo tu'rnlshed 6 Balboa Blvd ALSO i&2 g area. ara• yar • 750/mo. Agt 631·7370 I th t 4 · '* 2BR 28A. 2 Block l•
BA t 675 5068 sngl garage $75 • --------------beach, O/W, relrlg, bll tn Mfsc. RtnUls lrvlne 21 44 month leasa 12115/89 to aps. • · 535·BBernard 647-7540 E ~d•eBac~lor,~BA.utll 1Bedroom $660 oven & range $850/mo.j:=::::;:=:::;;;; HIPPY IDS
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In ~he ootony. sunny 3BR. LEASH St Pr:d~~~l~I c~f1~-~~:5· Corona dt l Mar 2622 2Br 1• . .;Ba twnhouff. lrptc, $550/mo. 557-4520 2250 Vanguard 540·9626 ILOGI Tl IEION-u11111•1a1 ... L Fii llPtl•Hflll 2 A. 2 ear gar. lrptc. new •NEW LEASE.SBA 3BA .. privacy & no pets $1075 . ---- -----;-------Ii --crpt. lg enc yard. assoc tamtly rm hi guard ated WEST NWPT 2BA $850 2BR l'~BA S950 • $500 See 1st 2218 Paclllc E SIDE .C.M l BA. stove. 2Bdrm 1 •Ba $815 1210 OFF IOTll Ill
pool dtennSis 2&85P1lay· Jasmine Creek $2~00 VILLA BALBOA 2BR see Deposit. Ask about our Ave unli ~ & then call refng. i rplc. small yd & 2Bdrm 2Ba $855 groun I mo •BAYCAEST COURT gate S995 · Speetal', 644:872210 759•11041e petlo, ulllHles paid. 151 E 21st St 543-2408 3BA 2BA uppef unit. gar· Vl(_l!ly $175-Up Heat pool 142-Hll
857·2l67 GATED. Upstairs 2BR NWPT 2BR Twnhm lrplc. 900 Sea Lane 644-26 11 $650 mo-mo 548-1627 age. OIW, WIO hk up, steps to bch, cable. kllc. ,~~~~~~~~~~ s 300 •W ... •H• -S 1195/mo maid svc 985 N Coast 2BA 2 car garage. WIO patio 1 2BR 18A. gar lndry. utls 38 R l BA c:i.,,e W/O EXEC 2BR & 3BR. W/O Hont. Beach 2640 210 Lugonla Hwy. Lag Beacti 494·5294
Newf)O!t Beach 2169
S 1.500. upper Condo. Lg 3
BA. 2 BA. 2 car gar. lndry
1 blk to bch. New crpt.
paint, drapes 760·2549
incl Looki; like new ve1y NWPT BCH Baylrnt 2BR. pd No Pets s 1000 mo -• hkup. lrplc. micro. patto TSL MGMT 642-1603 --SAY IT WITH I clean S 1250 mo 2BA Condo tab vus 614 'B Mar uerlle hkup Has carports for 2 From S 1195. No pets 1BR l BA. carpets, drapes, SH Ulll llTIL
•BAYRIOGE GATED, 2BR Sl.500 549.252g cars No pets S875tmo The Galle<ia, 646-4472 gar, d/w, cOln laundry •1 MONTH FREE RENT Wkly rentals now avail HIPPY ID• tBA many upgrades Tile UDO ISLE Elegant I bd. Avl 11115 722-6294 $675 mo 2116 Hess •BLUFFS 2Br 2Ba lplc. $147 00 wk & up 2274 . •
floors. plantation shut-sundeck St 600 • Tmy qu•et 1BA cottage. •EASTSllE* llUT LIOATill 846·6451 or 53&-3764 pooll2carportstco1n w/d Nwpt Blvd CM 64s-7445 Cticr.t11l1tlt1tl l1J"
tei s w 10 & retrig incl NWPT TWNHM 3BR. dock beam ceilings. patio. lplc 1Br 1Ba ups1rs. lg patio. -$1050 No pels 722-8011 · llrtfHllJl ltttl L1t•I s 11001mo S 1.eso Nr shps. bch 504 Jasmine I l11k 111 $625. 2Br 2Ba spacious. •LI 211l 21A HOO• •Fl•llSllll 21• 2 .. Roommates Wanted II I I
673 9333 SEA VIEW Guard-gated $799 NO PETS 722·80 11 tBA. small backyard. gas $725. Pool. gas. relrtg Walk to bch. Garage. No n n -ltl YtJllll 01 I
* lluth * • 3BA house $2,900 washer/dryer hook-ups incl No pets $500 sec pets. 960·62311857-1776 Large patio. pool Over· 2724 n11• Yttl Ltt'• ..
1 level, 3BR. 2BA. $1.850 CdM 3BR lab ocn & bay 3BA 2BA. wood burning No pets 645-163 1 Aft 4 645-5853. 145 E 18th St looking Newport Bay ****OCEANFRONT L1111•I 0111 ••2-Nll
644·2607 I•--------vus S3 500 fip d 'w, auto dble gar. Avail now 675-4839 -MILUOI llLUR PEN PT 4BR ocnlrnt new carpet 'paint. sun * EASTSIOE detached IOllTE SEIEllO Deluxe Nwpt Bch High ftr l8fer•8fi t1. * ILIFFS TW•HI * 2656 Vista del Oro Nu
decor. 4BA. 2 SBA. dble
gar No pets S 1 650
lease 549-0709
*HARBOR VIEW HOMES
5Br. tam rm. 3Ba. 3 gar. 2
lrplc. gardni Near pool &
grnblt S2500. 675-4991
* HARBOR VIEW
HOMES. excepllonal 3
BA. 2 BA. frplc, $1,975
lse inc grdnr 644-8795
•RENTALS-AVAILABLE
••O FEE CIAllH• Mar11 Ag1 642-7706
ApprTITE home Sd 000 decl\ vaulted ce111ngs 2BR tBA. garage WID Laguna Beach 2648 •SHARP 1BA. new ceilings Neat N-smkr
ii: L 00 ARE. B 1 Call 675 7 113 nk-up no pets S850 Prestigious llvlng Quiet. S carpet paint enc garage prof'I $600 645-3655 :---------Locateo on a wide lush 1 A Y rnt dock. c 57 garden. pool se1t1ng 1BR * tBR. lrplc. gar 700 2 blks oll sand. avail now greenbf'lt this e'(pans1ve turn 2BA den $4 750 ALL 645·98 $625 2BR $770 Electric * 18 A $600 Utlt pd. $7001mo 760·8862 3BR Apartment Balboa
3BR 2' 1BA beauty incl WaterfrOlf Ne•tS IH. DUPLEX 4 blocks 1° CLOSE TO All! gates to carports. cable lndry lac Btk'' from beh Peninsula wtth Bay view
S ,, 1 beach Renovated I Br • TV & BB Os 5 min 10 bch On Thalia St 497 · 1621 BEAUT 3BA 2BA open $4501mo • deposit Call total remodel wl brand REALTOR •3 -1400 New carpet w1d gar No Three 2BAs tBA. laundry beam ce1I lrplc. wl d Shr Paul at 673-5671 ne"' kitchen & cathedral pets 5875 mo 760.1356 room close to bus & No pets * 642-3146 Big 2 BA. 1 BA No. Lag 1• • S ce111ngs Short or long blks to bch Grt ocean vu gar Btk 10 beach i3oo BO t
l·'rni laaso possi"le Chil· Apartments LA•"'E 21• 11• shops Will accept OC Newport Across the street B b d Id Mrs Fox. days 997-621 1. BAL A roommate wan· ~ ~ "' " -n• n "
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Housing S725-S745/mo 2BA. lrptc. garage $795. er er crpt, iw, w · eves 760·0583 ed 2BA 1BA. $400 utll dren & pets 011 lmmed Frig stove. carport $975 2257. 2268. 2272 Maple No pets t665 Irvine Ave pvt Pkg. many e>ttras Included Call elter 5pm
occpy si75omo Call Balboa month 725·9830 TSL MGMT 642·1603 =2 Call 720-9422 si275i mo 497•4808 CNAllMl•C 11R 723-5407
Annol#1cetMnts 29 20
FREE Ylll/ISTI OARI REGARDLESS of CREDIT
HISTORY. Call 549·4204 DOUG HERIST Island 2606 LA•"'( 21R, 211 I WESTBAY APTS 1 blk to bay or beach! BA. bath in quiet N B 120 HIO tr 710 5000 n• lllCE I CLEHll $685/mo yrty 675-1746 c 1 Id • • 1BR yearly Tile shower. • Ole. 1 Blk to Bch Lrg ! S200 OFF MOVE-IN' TBA & 2BR or 2BA Newport Buch 2669 ondo. poo · w ·micro. lost & Found 2925 ~ M~~V sto1;e relrlg carpet. balcony ocean view These at1ract1ve Apts lea· wlpatio All w/pvt gar· _ Lg 2 BA. 2 BA new paint, frplc g arage Homey -========= ~.l'Flr. , deck $725'mo Tom. Crprt S900mo winter Avl lure pool. spa. prrvale ages dshwshr cable •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• carpet etc. encl gar. atmos smkr Ok $375 • •
\I"\\' I ~ 'ii' I U \ .11 673-2544 or 978· 1222 Imm 647 -7564 Lve msg patios or decks garage ready pool. spa. BBQ. •GATED COMMUNITY* pools Ir pie. St 195 dep Call Cathy 756-0500
\\ ,...._ ~ _ or carport in a beauttfully lndry lacihties Good loc I• Ill CA•YOll 494-8449h. 662· 1616wk Mon-Fri 9am-5pm ·~tALTORS ' A1t rac1tve 2 BA sundeck. landscaped setting 177 E 22nd St. 631-7376 2BA Apts w/2 car garage. COM PROF FEM 25·35
BAYVIEW Court Condo ---------plen1y parking sreps to C M 2624 Sorry no pels central A/C, wet bar. lire-LOTS OF ROOM! Non-smoker Avail Jan 2 · 2 lrpl, shutters sec watPr yrl) S tOOO mo osta esa 1 Bedroom $655 Pacifica Tew•h••H place. micro. washer & $ 100 OFF 1 Unturnished room &
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Call: ~~~~5~!!,C: g~~·:6~~51' 15 llEWPORT TERRACE 5·3·7689 THE VICTORIA~ 825 2c?e~t~r ~;Ba ~~~~424 Newport Heights spaciuos dryer hkups Goll course 28A 2BA garage laundry bath 1n 3Br 3Ba house 3BR 2'>BA 2 Story 1 car Beautiful 2BR 1BA gar· 2BR w gar new r & quiet. freshly painted view All ma1nt incl Sorry. room Nice quiet loc Elegant quiet neigh·
IEACll COTIACE gar new crpt Avl now age new crpt lrplc. blt1ns lncd yd w patio HOLIDAY SPECIAL beaulllully lndscpd Poot NC? pets 644-0509 $8751mo borhood $425tmo Call
S 125oimo 650.3649 S 1150 Rusty 631-1266 v.shr 'dryr beam ce1tngs. Wtr pd 636·4 120 9-SPM carports & lndry tac DeeOee 759 33 13
I .~i. ~~;. S 1125 mo yrly 673-5348 66i Victoria I $735 $250 OFF! 3BA twnhme $975/mo 1480 Monrovia
IUCN DUPLEX
Lg prime unit 3BR 28A.
trplc, d/w, patio. •' blk to
the best bch1 S 1350/mo
yrly Call 833·3650 (Judy)
or 494-7748 (Msg)
TRW req'd •WATfllfRl•T• TSL MGMT 642-t603 c M 3BR hse wt2 young ?!' · Small 1BA Apt over gar· THE SEVILLE '* ALA MOANA APTS * Sorry. No pets. llEWNRT IARl•A APTS Newport Heights 28A bros non smkrs athletic -~---• age No parkmg Avl 111 , 2BR 1'.BA w1gar. bltins. 1 & 2BA. TBA. DIW, 268 E lSth St lBA trplc. pllllo encl & fun 2 m1 from beacti FOUND BLACK LONG yrl~ $675'mo sec dep fenced yard wipallo beau111u1 pool area. large CALL Curll! 631 •1266 •WITN IOAT SLIPS• garage. quiet nghbrhdl $375 • ulll 63 1·3 164 HAIRED CAT HAS GREY
EASTBLUFF w/v1ew SBA
JBA xii cond' S2700 No
pets 644·0195 Barbara
Helen B Dowd Rltr
HARBOR RIDGE Renais·
sance 3Br lam rm. bay
views. decks Available
1/1190 $2575 675-4247
Nwpt Crest Condo lg 3BR 675-8829 Ole 937·2720 636-4120 9-5PM rec room & laundry room. E)(CLUSIVE BEACH 642.4470 or 675.1746 AROUND NECK VIC OF 2' 1BA dbl gar spa, 2619 Santa Ana l $745 close to sr.ops & buses PARISIDE VIEW APTS COMMUNITY Corona def Mar 3 BR 2
pool tennis walk to bch Balboa Penlnsula 2607 WESTFIELD APTS S585-S675/mo 2BR 2 BA. fireplace BAY VIEW Beaultlul 2BR NEWPORT PIER AREA BA hOuse professional ~~tt,~?~53~ TALBERT
S 1650 mo lse 544 ·3049 Beaultlull~ Maintained 530 W Wilson balcony 2151 Pacific 2BA Micro. d/w, lire-Yearly , Blk to beach' n s m k g c 1 e a "
NWPT HEIGHTS HOUSE 1 ILOCI TO SA•D *SEVERAL LOCATIONS TSL ICMT $950 No Pets 631-6107 place garage & en1oy our 2BR garage no pets Avl S437 mo ulll 721 •8585 FOUND BLACK & TAN.
2BR 2BA pvt pool & Jae 2 BR 2 BA trplc. bilt·tnS. 28drm 1 •• ea $755 722·9012 or 642· 1603 prvt beach S 1800 •Also now S950/mo 673-6640 Female 35 · 10 shr 2 BR t baby Pug oog w collar
Grdnr & pool serv inc patio 2 car garage park· 2Bdrm 2Ba $780 Sorry No Pets Ollll SlllL 21R 11A 1BR tBA Bay View $995 BA apt Pool Jacum Found on beach 111 N B s 1 500 mo 545.9295 ing Nice• Bio 848·9906 398 w Wilson 631-5583 Small yard no pets Avail All maintenance tncl PElllllSUU lndry rm S325 Avail 673·2018
855-4909 llOWAfTIMC!I 111 $700/mo 650·5160 *ltatSll.sEatr•* now 434-7681 O~~ar~&B~t~;~ ~e~~e.Z t LAG BR tBA carport 1 Bedroe>m $650 Low Move-In Easts1de SORRY filOPETS YURLYIHTllS MATURE Prof wanted to F~aU~~. ~:~·6 F'rast~~~~ s 301 Avocado 642-9850 twnhse. 2BR l'>BA. lg THIS IS THE PUCE!! CALL 710-0111 llOYE·lll DISCOUllTS!!! share apt quiet area on Costa Mesa near Elden & gated c.omm New paint &I teps 10 the beacl\ pa110 . encl garage. •1 to 4 8edrooms
shutters. imrnac cond S775 mo. yrly Avail 111 1 Bedroom $645 $8S01mo 675-1746 2110 MARLA AYE ') blk to bch. 3brllba. *Unfurnished Balboa Penin $5001mo Del Mar 548·9436
LllO IAYFllOIT S2.500Jmo 72 t-9297 t811 W Balboa 675.2558 24 1 w Wilson 631·0960 COZY H-OUSE Top area, park-like setting I lrplc. gar 126'" 40th. •Close to beach Call Jim 673'7139 LOST 11121 9 yr old black
2BA 2BA w/lrptc Just 2BR TBA c11rpor1. steps Beautifully maintained $ t2001mo No pets. avail •Comm'I Space Avail M/F to share 2BR 2BA. Lab. gray chin & balding
steps to water.PV1bCh SELL to the beach $975/mo llURCDURTYARDS 1 $1000FF IBA Apt w/garage or now 650·29 17 or •Free hst·CALLTOOAYI garwdnearbch S375 back end Hunt Beach
priv1tedges. lg Mobile yrly Avail now 18 1 t w 3BR 1' 1BA, garage. lrplc, carport Vaulted ceiling., 673-6636 Reis req VILU RENTALS · ·, ulls Call Roger Ive 1;1cin1ty 964·9770
living Just across the bay h I I j garage. nice Joca11on Lot spa. BBQ Also 1BR Apt • 675 ~912 LOST mans gold ring. Home w1Cabana Resort[ Balboa 675 2558 new paint 854-7592 tBR tBA lrg fence yard. balcony. fireplace. pool. CLEAN TBA , BLK BCH msg 650· 1041
from million SS homes I r ou'! 1 c J'"'"'t * 1 a 21R APTS• 1BR. carpet drapes. lg ot privacy $695/mo down w'poolside patio Newer carpets/drapes •• NON-SMOKING room· smol\ey grey stone ex·
Ideal for professional 6C2·5678 From S550 mo & Up fenced patio close to 622'• Center 151 Security Frig/stv. gar $700/mo mate needed 10 share 3 pando band vie Superior
cple $ l800 mo 673-6030 573.4929 or 675-5068 shops S5901mo See 382 TSL MGMT 642•1603 No pets 549•2.u7 yrly 1 Person 118', 36ttl oe£!..Q.9m Costa Mesa or Pomona Sen11men1a1 Victoria = 13 650·7244 _ St 646-3623 h o m e C a 1 t value Rewaro• 548-8321
Looking to sell
that extra junk
stacking up in
the garage?
,(h s i '••·usurt• '-SO" "'OnP-
.. ;c;.. f I _.1 \ $ J 2 4 U \ ( l. Q(•I
4 ,11,•s "''r 7 dO\ 5 Cu I to .Joy
642-56 78
Dail} Pilot • Independe nt
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROU C 1 Old newtman
62 Noon endlf'l9
IJ3 Within:~ 64 Mon1M1kln
85 Aclr ... Anni
86 Cwlbou
87 Meenlng
DOWN
1 Accumulatlon
2 Give the eye
3 Wow
4 CtllnaM, e.g.
5 NurMmaldl
8 Mother Gynt 1 ~ ...
8 Other name
9 Star·lh809CI
10 P1evall1
11 Out of favor
12 Once upcn -
13 o....teo one
2t "-1ng
23 ColMri
25 Plenter
27 Solpler'11t1n 21 ,_.,.. ...
2t Alctl fabric =~ 36~ • Ber. Lat.
i1 V'9wlld
3t Wu Yitai
40 JllUnty 42 P\atter
'3 Edl11 44 Gel
46 s..o c:oet:
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... ~.IQ 41 UK moMy
SO French rivet
63 TMMd
55 EuroPNn
M TlllftMn
Popea
51 lfteh i.ll•
eo a.c...ot
I atttr••~•• o ... ,. .. llCIEISE YOIR All Phases Family owned
Rir•CNI & operated Also Dump "" I Truck & Bobcat Services THROUIN 011 IEW 27 yrs exp Lie 540-2284
IMPROVED ALL YOUR CONCRETE
LOWER RATES NEEDS Quality work at
I reas prices Free esl
75 1·8535
l ::J Concrefel Asphall Cutting ~ Coring for Drainage
Concre1 e Pumping
C N Webb 552·0920
$2.44 per day I C1Hrtt111r10•111ec•
That s ALL you pay lor Lie = 469469 Free
• lines 30 day minimum I Estimates Call 650-4869
in the SAYE HS SERVICE Coast Constructton
Don t delay Call TOday for
all your Concrete needs DIRECTORY LIC 5 15 t06 714 748-8361
T J Pelle Concrete Const
Cone -Bnck·Block Uc & For more Information
CALL TODAYll
as1 FOR LOIS
bond Highest qual IOIN
prices. (714) 962·7093
·GA . N
Repair Redwood/Cedar
Post replace C M IN B
Jim Whyte. 642· 7206
days 979 7026
N-smkr 22 3 1 shr 3BR
tBA in NB w OCEAN VU
$425 A11a11 Dec 16
833·491'! Pa t11e
N·smkr to shr JBA Twnhse l
nr OCC & Calvary
Chapel C M $400/mo
Incl all ut1I e•cept phone
LOST OR FOUND A PE T
LOW COST Spay Neu1er
Referral NO FEE
•CALL 978-PETS•
721-5708 1-------..... ~
NWPT SHORES Shr well Employment 5530
decorated 4BR 2Ba bCh * PllT·TllE *
hse pool to>nn1s S450 *SI OO /hHr *
mo •util · dep 646' 1218 Deliver documents from * NO JOB TOO Small .. PIAN IN LAWN MAINT 548•9309 Jau Classics Pop Prof n smkr shr ocean Santa Ana to various
music 15 yrs exp Your view turn Nwpt Bch businesses m your 82 or
•NEW CUSTOM . Decks, ~TREES ~ homfl All ages 786-4408 Penthouse Tennis pool. newer Econo-car Must
Patio Covers. Fences. .......... .........-gym. etc 673·4550 have hab car ins & gOOd
Termite & Oryrot Repairs Topped/remove. Cleanup 'i!&m·l1Jia·ll••••lr.;;;:;,;::7j~R;:;:;;;;'747)1 dn.,1ng record Great 1ob =B573044 Lou 642-7009 nu lawutsprinklr 751-3476 .. Int /Ewl plltCh plaster ng. Garages ror Rent 2740 for active people' Start
FUllWHl-SUSltlEI
Pick-up or Deliver. (714)
739,9259
FIREWOOD
•••·3177
A -t1mei. incl 10 00 a m and PALM REMOVAL custom texturing. quality GARAGE -Car or storage 1 00 Pm Call Jan, Santa
Any size-SS S 00 incl work Problems·No Prob· near Ferry on Palm St . Ana. 7 14.75t·777t stump lnsureo lems1 326864 554· 7831 Ba Ibo a Pen 1 n s u ta
CHUCK 642·0322 ED s PLASTERING 7 •4·613•3345 •SOIPUITATIOI•
All types Int Ext OCEHSllE CDI New store opening at
SPIU•IUR CIYS Patch Texture-Restucco Talber1 & Newhope in
Clean-ups 21 yrs e.xp S l 2Slmo 673·4 t42 Following Pos11tons Avail
Lie C27297536 645-51 24 ---------•Baker
Landscape. Tree Service Lath Free est 963-3418 Smgte Sale ofl alley I January
FlllWlll 11111111 Commercial •Soup Bar PerSOl'l
• U ' THE IREEI SCEIE 24 lb HI• 141·1122 R.E. Sale/Rent •Salad Bar Person HLmll • U'-l I Lawn. Tree-Shrub-Install HEATING• PLUMBING ::::::-::::1 • Cashier
Sprinkler 1nstalla11on OLDEST AD •Uc 54 1878 Business /Office Rtnt •Dish person ---~
GcH .H.p ~ ' 0
•
Op•·n"r'
• • t 1""'tT• •
REPAIRS lnstallatlon1,
sect 1onal door sales.
openers. L1c115 18398.
963·646e
[~:'n 1~':::~~~ && cfe~~~~=~ VISA• MASTER CARI 27 69 ~08;:!~~ranyt1me to get ap·
Aotolilllng, 432·8804 DRAINS $5. s 15. S25 & up •Wl-•S-TC•L•l•F•F•l•l•IL•l•l•ll-I plicatton Call 434-1814
Fau~~·~ned~fto~e~yt~~!'er Crnr ~~~~~c~f~a~~rvlne •CCOUllTlllG
Pt 646•6242 Leo Full Service-Gross
Fax & Copy Service Avl •ACCOUNTING CLERKS
Office & Retail Available , •BOOKKEEPERS
•·--·-l_.1·1101 1•A1P CLERKS ...,.... _.""' ,. •JR ACCOUNTANTS -=----Quahty wort!. lair prlees EXEC Office Su1tn Furn j
Roo f•ng
FAST GUAA SERVICE wtrecept lax copiers. Vacation. hohday pay
Free Est ..-557494 phones cont rooms. nr oonuses provided Call
968·5891 494 ·650 4 JW A1rpott lree parking
Shake-Shingle Speciallst $350 Al Quinlan 833·9550 D L Weaver Temporaries
Prompl·Aellable Small NEWPORT Center 0 111ce. 979·2900 IOOl/o FREE
Jobs Welcome Free est (furnished) $350 & Up ACOlllTlll OLlll
Lie 499-4387 722·5350 Incl secretary, lax, e1c AI P. AI R. Lotus. oonatrue-IEST INFiii-Avall 1mmed 644-7764 t 1 0 n e xp 8 r I enc •
•-----------• preferred 1·2 y'r1 exp. Commercial Property ca11 Anita 759-1583
2778 -------..... .,. ... ..... , ...
S/E corner W•tcllff Or &
lrvlne Ave High vttlblltlty,
tralllc, good 1lgnage.
1,478 SQ FT.
1.a-1101
--.... ........ .
ll
UYllT/IHlll
Full ltme Design, layout
and some prOOuctlOn of
Newpaper Ads Mull b9
Ofganlzed and have the
Initiative to follow pro-
tects through
Costa Mtsa. 1100·2200
elf avall for r .. teurent.
bus1.,..1 or 1 •tall Bio
front window. gfMt lraf. ~~===~~~~ :!=.. ~~N~;r.51~ AMIT11111 ULU (So Orange Cty)
1111• fa.. we .,.. looking for ••·
Me10t ltl"Mt H PoeUre. f*lenced ..... rep1 10
9PK'41ttY't ld991 '°' Travel. Photo or Join our natt<>nalfy r• Video. ~ox 1000 to cogn~tld tales organla·
1900 tf Aot. 845--8* tlon. We Mii ad-...rtltl1
apace '°' local po11ce .,......, 2788 flt• organtiatlont . If you
1200 so FT, a 1100 lo• ti•~ th• ~ to eem ,,. exo.ptlonal lncomt, eel · wtfront offloe, woe Mr luft\I at 4tt-0 tl1 t.-dtNe-ln do« 1790,
I tlOOlmo. Colee M.-
EM YS 540.ISll, IVH .. ..,..... 84t-Ollt
s
lflllf llF lffln.W..... Hawaiian f l.onv-bed ven, ~ ........ • Ort F v loc a UOO-roundtric> llC'letl 10 Maul 1173 Aunt y:oct· MOO "'pin ......,.. MIP-S2Mlmo• 54s.e.47 lrom LAX '°' 113/to 080. "4-69 e Ill =:r: Yedt._, -1110190 1-450/llcket --
,.,1 c.M lflf"111111 Obo 497-1044, 49'-13M Anllcpltl, 11"117iiiiilll--au.. The Or9110e Coe.at Daily M-r '1 30em-4pm, le/Hr -LAOOER -CIMlkl 9045
•"'· _.. t PMot hll oPentngs tn It• Beoetos Front ottic. a.,. 25·30 FT EXTENSION MUSTANG 1965, t!i% r• /T Pff 1111r,-.,.on t Mall Room IOf I Patt P94ranc1 l'leavy Phonea. L ADDER STURDY llOfed runtQOOd needa ~ F10r• H: ~b• TtlTMt INSERTER ano • llQhl typ;ng req d, com-AL u MIN u M AN 0 TLC . 14 0'00 • Cell
•outlQue ua Fun Time LEAD PERSON PtJter exp helpful Appty FIBERGLASS MOVING· 4 O e. 7 8° 2 • 3 4 3 4 , tlfh!O"lf,9~:~:peoe>le :,O.,".:,:.s;~•Lue~dPander-~n person Books on M UST SELL ASAP. 409-740-3351 or eftet -.u.u .. .~~ 729 Fared Cotta GREAT CONDITION. 12125 call 71 .... S45~5 IOf'I must be blltnguel and ""esa 548-5525 PAID OVER $200. MAKE ----
f/t p/T, 1t•rllng •t S5 'gethr Apply In
have mall room a.-o F c 5 8 3038 l*lence App1y 1n i>erson llEOIPTlllllT F ER ALL 4 • -Autos 9100
81m-3pm Monday lhru Newport Beacl'l law firm Is lllT llU * llW SILE ~ Ct'lrlron. 2548 E.
eoest Hwy, Coron• d91
a,tar. ~·~~~-
-caSHl El S
Friday The Daily Piiot, seeking professional, Brand new lull 111• bed
330 W Bay St Costa l rienoty receptlon111 wllrame, llghl llnen eola.
Mesa Ask for George Please seno resume to 13 color TV. GE washer,
Arauz 842·4321 E11t P O 9708 Newport vacuum. 10 apd bike.
203. Beach CA 92660 or call 673-910<1 or 875·7o437
714-241· 11 14
Our entlfe Inventory l'lu
been dr•11lcelly redueed
10< extra Mvings!
ITDU.•Tlll
Full-Time IUllE IEOHAllC Recreation Fret to You 6022
trnmfdlate opening• 11 our Position av all lot Maririe COlllHITY SHYIOH FR E E DEC 0 RAT IVE l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
f'IUNTINGTON BEACH Equipment Mechanic • LUIEll 111 ROCKS. RED LAVA & 721 YW Ills
Stor11 Jotn Calltornla's 40 Hours GoOd s.Jtary & Director ol Irvine Adven· WHITE ROCK You l'laul. WHITE New Empl
1540 Jamt>oree Road
Newport Beach
119d1ng re111I ~ Im· benefits Contact Mike lure Playgtound Vear 960· l058 Rims. New Tires. New
provemenl chain We Diiion Maxwell Ma11ne round regular PI T po11.1----"'!'"'------Paint, AM/FM Casselle
prOVlde each of our em· Co11a Mesa 631 2634 111on Knowledge of Jewelry/Furs/Alf. Radio With Equallz:er,
p1oyees wtlh Medical adventure play outdoor 6025 Lois ol New Par1i, VERY
P•UHTOMIST recreation use or hand CLEANI Excellent Con·
t COMPETITIVE WAGES tools bu1td1ng ma1e11als 111 IH't Watoll laM dttton, $3000 OBO Call
COMMENSURATE Neeo l25 exp O cer11liee1 des,,able 35-40 Hrs/Wk $1200 tncls tree Movado •631-4705*
WITH ::~~~natM~se\1abbl~ pertoc· Si 97-$9 22/Hr Apply Cash Eve/AM 548-2739 l·---------EXPERIENCE ~ Oetore 5PM 12129189 -----•MEDICAL/DENTAL PRO-TEM ~ERSONNEL City 01 Irvine 724•6600 •PIAGET men & laeltes '89 LEGEND &
BENEFITS 1-800-526·2~ 76 watches 18K mesh band, '90 INTEGRA
•ONGOING TRAINING 7 14.54 7-6935 1 Res1auran1 cost $27K sell S 12.000 SAVEi, SAL[I,
, CREDIT UNION NO FEE REUBEN E. LEE •Plat tadtes dinner rtng .
• OPPORTUNITY TO 4 diamond to tal I 8K. cost
TO MOTOR HOST/llOSTESS $9000 sell $3500 •Mink ADVANCE IN N w Accepltng apptt-stroller az 12 cost $5000
MANAGEMENT • .11.nns Ask for Tom sell $1500 559·5127
FOi an ON· THE-SPOT tn·
tervte'"' c1ppty 1n person
THURSDAY
9 OOam· 11 OOam
19122 Brookhurst
(CO• ner or Garfleld)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
l&TIOMAL LUllEll
I SUPPLY, llC.
You re •n good company•
Eouat Ooply Employer
CLEH CAHiii PIT
Matur• respon H S grad
for f'10•n all hrs M·F
Appt, .n person Oua111y 1
Hr Prio10 149 R1verS1de
Ave NpwpOrt Beach
Previous exp nol req'd
IAILY PtLIT
l lHEPEIHIT
SEEKING
INSIDE SILES
REPS
We are c.urrenlly offering a
compe1111ve salary, full
llt'net11s 401 K Plan. and
e~cellenl work env1ron-
men1 for energetic. cle·
pt-nelabte inside sales
repre~en1t11111es with 45
,..pm 1yp1ng sl\11ts and
~OrT'I' comp uter ell·
Pt'"ence The candidate
'Tlust "1.lve an e•cellenl
otione personality and
en101 worlo.ing with the
puo 'C 15 well as sotic111ng
~t'" tluS•ness
,,,,. p-;1eo Ptlrtoes Should
~ •tac.I Cheri Freeman al
142-'321, bf. H 1.
DHTAL TEC•llCIH
• 0 aJ ng OC Ort ho Lab
cu"P"t v u nder e•·
• Jn~1on adding revol-
"' onar l technology lo
v~•·•..tl•ons If you are
!'•P " oos111oners den-
ture 'let-ups or lull
mou1ri rl"Construct1on we
~a.e an outstanding ca·
reer opport tor you• Xlnt
s1ar1111g wage. lull bnlts
P'9 & aC111ncmn1 po1en11a1
'nr roghl indtvtduals
Suoer11 oos11ton avall tor
qua1 candidate Send re-
sume 10 Lab Manager
629 Terminal Way .s5
Costa Mesa, 92627 or
..,,111 Robert 752· 1716
IHI OLlll
Comfort Inn, Costa Mesa.
evenings PI T. FIT Con·
1act Ron 631-7840
llllYEll•LmllY
F T Energetic good
"-P80Ple 2 spd Bobtail &
l'orktoft Need ~)' of
OMV prtnloul 5'~ day$
L•\e on So 0 C 1975
Laguna Cyn Rd. Lag Bcl'I
Or •118f I Delivery
UWPHT ITITillHI
Orange Co 's largest office
supply co IS now ac:eept· "'9 applications tor the
to1tow1ng lull-lime pOI·
•hons
• Ofltce Supplies Delivery
• Furniture Assembly
oehvery
Must have high atandarda
and enjoy dealing with
lhe publlc. Company
oenellt1/wlll train. PleaM
pl'lone for Information
AMI IOf 8111 Wilke
IEWPllT
STITillEIS
72 Corporate Pin, lfVlne.
CA 112714 71•~483-1200
lllYllllllMI
For eatabl~ courier
route Need new model econo car & tnaurenoe.
Hourly rate & mllee09. Paid~. lnc.ntlvea,
bonuM&. Current D.M.V
repon & proof Of In· suranoe required. Some
comp•ny car route•
IV ....... ""*1 el . .. , 3111Ta
llRIH
17805 •.=. Ctrde IE
<n••1-1au
ROUTES l ·s 5790 blwn 3-Spm
SEAMSTRESS wanted.
must tie Drotess1onal To
'>e1< piecework al home
63 1·2250
available tn
Costa Mesa
Newport Beach
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
:'\() (()11 tc 11'\( I
:'\O '<.ll t< 111'\(,
I lir1 .. ~· ' ~. I I; \ \\ ...
Call
642-4333
Ask 10< Bob or Byron
• No Collection •
Early morning
motor rou tes
available
Must have
dependable
tr anspor at1on
and hab1hty
insurance AltVIPlll 1'111111
Cal 842-4338
between 6 a m S P m
1M fl
6 am 10 am 1S&Sl
Areas available
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SECRETARY
r.:irt Time. $7/Hr. Balboa
lsl,md 673-8120 * SECllETAllY P I Nwpl Bch Type no
Sh(lrthand. A/P, AIR for
oes1gn center 640-4232
SECRETARY
SECURITY OFFICERS
$500.00
Incentive bonus to all 1n(l1.
v1duals hored' You re
tookong lor money OPS
nas the solution 10 your
cash flow problems We
are in need ot qualllteel
1nd1v1dudlS 10 worlo. gua1d
gated commun1 t 1e s
aoa11men1 complexes
ano 01ner 1n1eres11ng to-
ca11ons
DYlllllC
PRDTECTIDll
SERVICES
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.... eollAL W'Y NAIC*A&. ~ NJt90flAL ........n • ...,. •Ml'11 • ...,.
P\lrllU&lll to tl'll Cahlornla Pur~t to ttle Caltfomla PurwWlt 10 It'll CMtornoa 1~s.mc. St0flg9 FecMtty .s.rw:. Slorlg9 FIClll1y ·Servlee St~ Fecillty
I (8 & P Code 21700 el Cl (8 & P Code 21100 et (8 & P COIM 21700 It
), It'll undetllgMd wRI ) the undereooned wlll ), lM UNMr~ ....
11 publlc aucoon. on at publlC auc:llon, on et put>lie 11UC110n, on
lnuetY 11. 1990, 11 10 00 anuaty 11 1990 11 t2 30 anu.ry t 1. 1889 11 10 45
M. 2098 Pfec.nlla Avenue. PM 1725 Pomona Avenue. • 2085 Plaeenlll Av-.
ta M.... CA, !*ton.. 11 M-. CA personal ta M.... CA per90M1
operty. tncludtng lurnllure, operty 1ncludtng lur nttura. openy 1nc:ludtng lutnllUfe,
lolhlrig, loolt IOd/or other loth1ng tool• IJ\Cl/Of Oll'let lOUllng IOOIS and/Of Other
NtlOld Item• 11ore<1 by OUM holCI 11am1 s1orec:1 by nousenold 11em1 llorad t>y
l'la lollowll\g l*l<Mll SP he l0Uow1ng porson1 SP the lollowtng l*SOfll SP
72 Fern1do RoClrtguei, 105 Irene Me<:l11CIO SP A050 John lffgr•I•. SP
P 0418 J1mea FraMr E 181 Jam" Prtee 0016 Victor l Rol>et11 SP
Owner r_,,.. the r~ht Owner ra1M11H trie •~hi 0025 Brtan Wltaon, SP 0048
o bid II th• sale Purcl'I-10 b•d 1111\aaata Purch1sea Daniel Oauslld SP 0150
utt be made with ~ah only must be maCle with c11h only 11 E Buckner
nd paid lot at the 11me of 1nd patCI lot 11 lhe ltme ot Owner reservM the ng111
urchaae All purch11ed purch11e All purch1aeC1 o btCI al lhe sate Purchuea
OOds 1r1 IOld "It 11," and ooos are told as is, 1n<1 ust be m1de with caan only
st be remo~ at the lime ult be removed at Ille 11me nd paid for al 1ha time of
I sale Sale• subject to ot sate Sales sub~t to urchase All purchaHCI
iot cancellallon In lhe proor cancallallon in the ooCls are soio as '' ' a1'd
vent of senlement between event 01 temement between st be remo11eC1 11 lhe lime
wner and obligated party owner ano obllc;ia111<1 party r !Mlle s~i.s sut>tecl to
1111<1 thtl 20th end 27th Oay 01111<1 this 20th anCI 27111 day nor cancellat1on tn the
I December 1989 PubltC ot December 1989 Publtc ven1 ot se111emen1 betw-1
torage Management. Inc S1or1ge M1nagemen1 Inc wne< anCI obhgotteCI perty
elephone C818) 244-8080 Teleptlone 18 181 :?44-8080 atea lll•s 20th anc:1 27th Clay
gent tor Owne1 Agent 101 Owner I Decemt>er 1989 Public
CAIL 3189 CA l 3189 ~torage Manl!geme•ll Inc PubllsheCI Orange Co111 Pubhshe<I Orange Coast eiephone 18181 244 8080
atly PtlOI Dec;ernt>er 20 27 D&Jly P1to1 DecemDef :i>O 27 9t!nl IOI o .......
1989 1989 CA l 3 89
W7&3 W766 Put>hSl\e<I O•dnge Coast
Da•l1 P1101 Oecemt>e• 20 'l7
Pta.IC NOTICE •989
Ut \ 111 'O I IC I'
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lNCESTRY
The Good,
The Bad
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··'The Holy
lly GEORGE \II. CORNEU.
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Everyone is a special sum of ancestry -co enhance
o r diminish· throu~h a lifetime. That was so for the child
o f Christmas, the product o f a heritage.
So me biblical passages cloak his orig ins in utter
m> stery. before cime itself. Bue ochers accord him a
thoroughly natural family tree.
He was in the be~inning wnh God."" says o ne account,
a ·wurd"" or ""Logos,"" a vitalizing wisdom inherent in the
Creator before the world began. Yet other passages say he
was ·maJe like hi brethren in every respect ...
··son o f man."" he usually called himself, but also "Son
o f God.'"
He combined ··universalitr wich particularity," the
'"d 1\ ine and human mu<lel,"" writes church historian Jaroslav
PdKan in his book "Jesus T hro ugh che Centuries ... It says
a kt) question put to h im was. "Where do you come from?"
Altho ug h seldom JlOted, he had a long sering of
forebears as well as comemporaq rela tives who g ave him
b~ch problems and help. His lineage ran deep im o Jewish r1st0ry.
·As with most people if cheir descent is traced back far
enough. he had a checkered ance)tr>·· good and bad, the
lowl)' and g reat, kings, betra>•ers. her~s. adulterers, warriors
and prostitutes.
,. It was an odd assortment, like humanity itself. alien
J'(ienciles and fellow Jews. the weak and strong, upright and
corrupt. T he fact that he shared these common roots is
'considered theologically basic co hi s purpose: becoming
identified wich all humankind.
They ""were all members of Jesus' family. his great-
great-greac grandaddies and gra ndmamas in the fa ith," wrote
churc h scholar W illiam H. Willimo n. "For all their weak·
nesscs and sho rtcomings, this mode)' but richly human crew
were inJeed his peo ple."
T wo genealogies o f Jesus are recorded. o ne in the first
chapter of the Book o f Matthew. the ocher in the third
chapter o f the Book of Luke. They vary in some detail and
some interpreters debatably assume Luke gives the line of
}fas mother, Mary, and that Matthew gives that of Joseph,
llgally the father.
"lt is possible chat the o riginal genealogy did interpret
J<)leph as the father of Jesus, that is. that it had been
formulated before the understanding o f Jesus as the divinely
generated son of God," writes New Testament scholar
Hcnrikus B~rs in his book .. Who W as Jesus?"
Some progenitors arc on both lists, including olden
patriarchs ot J udaism and Isracl·s great King David, along
wich ocher le~ser figures of sundry character.
Matthew lisrs 41 ancestors, scaning back at the time
of Abraham, ancient father of Israel, and m her early
patriarchs. Isaac and Jacob.
Lukt liscs 77 progenitors in reverse order, starting with
Joseph and enumeratin8 odlers going back to che first man,
AJam, and finally to his creator, God:
()(her figures out of dim antiquity also are included,
such as Noah. and that legend of IOQS"ity, Methuset.h,
whC> lived 969 years, all desisnated anc«tors of Jesus.
In the mottly male lists, four worMn are named, and
they're a mixed group -a soldier's beautiful wife,
Bathsheba_ seduced by Kini David; the harlot of Jericho,
Rahab; the sexuaJly maneuvaing C'.ananft, Tamar, and the
loyal Mohabite, Ruth. ·
Tam1r was the daugher-in-n OI ~ ton of che
pettiarch Jacob. Her husbad died IM aftil: prolCJlllH
widowhood. the disguited herself ... ~inn and eaticed
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She later helped the pair escape. lowering them o n a
rope from a window in her house. which was built inco the
Cit} wall. B}" agreement wi rh the two. her clan was spared
when J eric ho was tiescroyed. her house marked by a scarlet
cord hung from a window.
The devoted wo man of Moab. Ruth. widowed by her
1 lebrew husband. insisted on returning with her morher.i n·
law. Naomi. to Israel. with these memo rable words: "For
where you go I will go ... }"Our people will be my people.
anJ your G od my G od."
On Naomi's advice, Ruth wo rked in the harvest.
:;lecping at the feet o f rhe owner. Boaz. thus winning him
:.u her husband. They were parents o f Obed. father of Jesse.
who fathered King David.
H is phjlandering with Bathsheba. the gorgeous wife o f
.m absent military officer, Uriah, produced sons Nathan and
future King Solomon. alternatively listed in Jesus' line o f
descent.
Other men on the lists also displayed foibles, such as
. Jacob·s deceiving his father co gain an inheritance, and even
1dul,uruus me and 1mmor.iJ1t1es rnred a revolt that divided
the: i...m~dom. l ·wah. smcken w1ch leprosy in a prosperous
re1~n. ond l lt1ekiah who led reforms under guidance of r:he
pruphc:c ~11l dh
Also listed 1:) Manasseh. described as "the most wicked
kml-= u l _J uJ.ih. whose rel1~1ous de' 1acions included Bulism.
e).Jfc,mon ol the idol Astarte. w12ardn and Molech worship
tlw 1n,oheJ lorcinE! children chrou~h fire.
I r•d1t1on has it that Manasseh had the great prophet
h.i1Jh ).iweJ asunder
One king l1Sted. J osiah. cook the chrone ac age 8 when
h1 t.H her. Amon. was murdered. But Josiah had a long. JUSt
rei~n. uust1n~ corrupt priests and recovering the lost "'book
ot l•w in repamng the cc mplc.
Of man) others named, some are clouded, uncertain
t1!:ure . while others a re notable m Jewish annals. such as
Judah. tounder of a main lsraeltrc. cr_i~'. and ~he pro phtt
!'athan who rebuked David for his il licit affair.
The mixed lot of people, with their sundry faults and
screngt hs, were all .. part o( the pro mise fulfilled" by the
Chrisc c hild, Willimo n writes. They. "for all r:heir weaknesses,
.. were 1nsrrumencs of the pro mise:·
On rhe orher hand. Jesus° descent also is traced directly
to t'he Go dhead. adding an unfiathomable engima to his
human1cy.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was
wn h God. and the Word was God," says the distinetively
interpretative gospel of J ohn. "And the Word became flesh
and dwelt among us, full of grace and rruth."
He is .. fully God a.nd fully man," classic Chrittian
docmne says. His conception by the virgin Mary is ucribed
by the gospels to divine int~tion. St. Paul alb him the
.. amage of the invislble God."
Jnus hitnwlf; though M wu ~y ._ ._
it and though he idmlifled dmely With ccw•wm falt.
socnttimes laid it out ~. u m.tid by JOM ..
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The shagy. d~rt hermit pointed
a bony finacr at the approachinJ
newcomn and exclaimed, ''Behold,
the Lamb of God, who takes away
the sin of the world!"
That startlina conclusion about
Jesus came from a recluse of lM
wtl<temess. John the Baptist. He also
was a relative af Jesus, perhaps a
cousin. who apparently didn't ~
cognize him at first.
The "baptizer." among numerous
recorded kinfolk of that special
progeny of C hristmas, had quit his
notable family in Jerusalem to dwell
alone in the barren hills nonh of the
Dead Sea.
His impulsive, lofty assessment of
Jesus as the redeemer of humanity
"is the way C hristians have reacted
to Jesus through the ages." writes
New Testament scholar Hennkus
Boers.
Yet links betw~n their differing
ministries "may promise the fullest
answer" to the question. "Who was
Jesus?"'. Boers adds in a new book
by that name. analyzing the histori-
cal basis of J esus' life.
While Jesus and John effused high
mutual esteem. they a lso showed
some touchiness about each o ther.
John was the son of an aged
Jerusalem couple in the Jewish
priestly class. Zechariah and his
wife. Elizabeth. Luke's gospel terms
her a "kinswo man" of Mary. mother
of Jesus.
When Mary mystenously became
pregnant before her marriage to
Joseph. she hastily let\ her parents'
ho me in upland Nazareth to v1s1t
her city relatives. The~. too. were in
a bewildered state. Luke relates.
The old priest. Zechariah. had
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been struck dumb temporarily when
his wife, ~ and prtSumcd bamn,
had incredibly conceived. She was in
her sixth month and "t~ babe
lea~ in her womb'' on Mary's
am val.
Elizabeth bubbled with affection.
an older. city woman 10 her young.
country cousin, both expectant
mothers. ..Blessed are you among
women and blessed is the fruit of
your womb!"
Mary exulled, ·•My soul magnifies
the Lord ... for he who is mighty has
done areat things for me ......
Mary 1&ayed three months before
says he "did not know him."
But their paths crossed dramati-
cally.
They differed strik1naly in
temperament and behavior. ln con-
trasl to Jesus· sociable disposition.
mixina warmly with all comers.
John was a riJidly disciplined loner.
Both were cnticized.
.. For John came neither eating nor
drinkin~ and lhcy say, 'He has a
demon! " Jesus said. "The Son of
man came catina and drinking. and
they say. 'Behold, a Jlutton and
drunkard. a fnend of tax collec1ors
and sinners·."
''For John ca~ nelt~r eating nor drink-
ing, and th~y .say, 'H~ has a d~monl' " J~sus
.said. ''Th~ Son of man cam~ ~atlng and
drinking, and they .say, 'Behold, a glutton and
drunkard, a friend of tax coll~ctors and sin-
ners.'".
returning to Nazareth and marriage
to the temporarily perturbed but
finally understanding Joseph.
About that time. Elizabeth gave
binh. and Zechanah suddenl} could
speak again. predicting a p1~otal
place for his new son. named John.
"You. child. will be callt'd the
prophet of the Most High." going
"before the Lord to prepare his wa~"
and g1v1ng "kno wledge of sal' a11on
to his people ... through the tender
mercy of our God ...
As a young man. John w11hdrev.
into the desert. e' 1den1h not con·
sorting with his shghtl\ ~ounger
kinsman. Jesus. On finall~ en-
countering him a~ an adult . John
John had d"elt alone in the deso-
late. mountainous "astclands west
of the Jordan. living o n locusts and
wild hone). absorbing the secrets of
vast silences and the stars.
Out of that long solitude. he camr
down to the J ordan banks. a bristly
figure. clad 1n a camd pelt tied wi th
leather thongs. t'"<horting:
"Repent. for the kingdom of
heaven 1s at hand." He raised his
arms hke spin) branches tO\\ard the
sky. "Prepare the way of the Lord."
He drew growing crowds. soldiers.
tradespeopk. rabbis. Temple of-
ficials and others. becoming known
as thr "bapt11er'· from baptmng
man} in the nver.
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Some asked who he was. A n:-
tumed prophet Elijah? The ChrisA?
"No," 1hc crauy baptizer said. ··1
am the voice of one crying in the
wilderness. 'Make s1raight the w.;-ay
of the Lotti'."
He added. "I baptiz.e you with
water. but he who is mightier th an
I is coming ... ; he will baptize you
with the Holy Spirit " .
Jesus la1er .appeared there atr1d
John neither recognized him no r
rcaJized their blood ties. yel spcin-
tancously saw something else in
him. calling him "lamb of God"
who atones for human wrongs.
Allhouah protestinJ his unwortihi-
ness for it. John baptized ksus. who
insisted on it.
As he emerged dripping from t he
wat«. a heavenly gl ow "like a dO\'I"!"
descended on him, the account sa ~ s.
and a voice sounded. "This is my
beloved Son. with whom I am "t:ll
pleased."
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Eventually. as Jesus' min1s11 ry
began. agents of Galilee'!> Ki 11g
Herod Antipas seized John the Ba,P-
tist, impnsoned him in a dungeo11.
and finally beheadrd him at the
coaxing of the king's dancing stc p-
daughter.
Seth Curldn o f Irvine •dds c•ndles below 20-foot menor•
Gospel accounts sa) the impmo n-
mcnt resuhcd from John's attal'l<s
on Herod s" itching wi' cs in a
bigamous marriage. but ancient Jc·.\'·
ish histonan Josenhus sa) s Joli.n
also was suspected of inc1t1ng in~t1 r-
rection.
Coast Jews to observe
annual Festival of Lights
While in prison. John had hegu n
to wonder about Jcsu•,' min1stn and
sent followers to a!.~. ".\re \OU he
who is to come or .. hall "e loo~ I• 1r
another'>"
Jesus re\p<rnded. "(10 and 11· II
John what \OU hl·ar and '>l'l'. till'
bhnd reCl'l\C thl'1r \lght and t tll'
lame walk. lepers arl' deanst•d and
the dt'af hear .. and the poor ha' t'
good nc'' !> preached to them "
This hinted at p<>'>'>1hk mal')
between them. but k'>u" v.cnt 110 11>
e\lol the baptizer.
While ( hn'>llantt~ general!) h ~ • .,
m1n1m11cd John a'> s1rnpl~ a 101 ·t··
runner of Jesus. the reu>rd \ho•"' s
ltngcring t1c'I lx't\\l'l'n them. Joh1, ·.,
1nnuence lasted long af1crnard 1 n
man) plares as related h~ tll l'
m1ss1onar}·ar>0stk P.1ul
Jesu\. in hi.-. prl·aching. often rt·-
ferred to J ohn. as~ing chalkng111 g
questions about h11n 10 -.turr p
r nt1cs. Somt• contl·mporanl''> !kl''
Jc\us a'> John's \Ut'll'''or. th1n~in g
Jesus "as lht• bapt11t·r raised fnwn
the dead.
lndil·at1ng the brat ~t·ting ot the• r
v.ork. lt·r.,u,· aro,tk' ontl' a\~t'. I
"Lord. 11.'alh us lo pr.i) a' Jot. n
taught h1'> dl\cipk\ ..
Jcsu' tht·n rec1tt•d -under prc, .. -
urt· of John·-. l'\3mpk -th. 11
famou' pra~er kno"n to all <Im·. -
11an11~ .i., the "Lord'\ pra~l·r ..
Orangt· ( oa'>l Jc'" "Ill JOIO
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Chrtstmas Eve, December 24th
All Senrices Are Candlelight
Children's Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:00 p.m.
Carol Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 :00 p. m.
Carol Setvice with Holy Communion 11:00 p.m.
Newport Hmbor Lutheran Chureh
798 Dover Drtve • Newport Beach, CA 92668
Child Care at 5:00 p.m. 714/MS-868 l
"Spend This (ihristmas with
the .fantily of <Bod"
Sunday, December 24, 1989
8:30 and 10:15 A.M.
''MEET JF.SUS"
(Luke 2: 1-20)
CHRISTMAS~
CANDLEUGHr SERVI~
5:00, 7:00, 9a> and 11:00 P.M.
'OllUS1MAS GRACE"
(1'lfta 2:11·14)
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Christian services to commemorate birth of Christ
Chnst1an~ along the Onngc Coast
"'111 have numero us opponun111cs to
celebrate the b1nh of C'hnst at ser-
\ ices scheduled for Chmtmas E'c
a nd C hnstmas Oa}.
Included arc:
• Good Shepherd
l.uthfran Church
4800 Irvine Center Drnc. lr\lnt·
The C hancel C hu 1r "Ill ~ 1n
concert at the 8: 15 and I 0·45 a m
sen ices Sunda). and 1hrtt•
Christmas fae candlelight lien ll'e~
are planned. Trad111onal larols.
readings. and candle-hgh11ng "111 he
at 5 and 7 p.m . \\1th thild nm·
available. and Hoh ( ommun1on
"ill be featured at f I p m
.\sen ice o f ca rol\ and I loh ( om-
mun1on "111 be hi.'ld a1 CJ .is a m
Christma\ Da\
Jay Mason, a church ~mber and
also a m ember o r the DisMyland
Saxopho ne Quanet. Wonhappcn
are asked to bnng a small bell to ring
as the C hnstmas Eve ~rv1ce con-
cludes.
"What Child Is This?" will be
discussed at the morning services b}
the Re'. Ian Pitt-Watson. professor
of preach1n& and prac11cal theology
at Fulkr Theological Seminary an
Pasadena.
•Our Lady Queen of
Anoels Catholic Church .:!04~ ~1ar \'1.,ta Dm r 'l'"POrt
Beat '1
On C hnc,1ma'> [,eat 5. 1.h11Jren·.,
liturg~. 1 ·J<1. ~ou th-ku hturg}.
11 30. caro ls and C hn\tll1J'> mu.,1c
follo"ed b~ m1<ln1ght \la\'.).
O n Chnstma' Da'. \la'>scs \\Ill be
l'l'khrated at 7. x·Ji>. 10 am.I 11.)0
pm T here \\tin't Ix· an t'H"ning
\1a\\
10: IS Lm. unday and a ca.ndld1&ht
5t'r,1Ce at 5:'\0 C'hn\tmai. E\C
•Otainge Coast
Unttarian Unlversalst Ouch
I :? \J \ it tona St . < osta Me..a
\ { hn'>tma .. F'e ~r" 1c-e "'" fea-
ture 1ht· nt'" children·'> choir under
the d1rel·t1on of Leshl' 80\\l'O A
( hn'>tma<> ~rmon \\Ill Ix g1.,,en at
lht• IO· 30 a m . sen 1te liunda~.
• Shepherd of the Hiiis
JOL~ I '•ttucl Koad. Laguna :-.;1gul!I
\ trad111onJI "1a11' 11~ pageant.
ix·rtorm~·d h' t h1.· l'h 1 ldrrn. "'111 b(
ft>aturt"d at tht• 10 am "orsh1p
\t'f\lll' \unua' \1u\lt \\Ill he
pro' 1JrJ h' \u u1htuf ani'>t'> 3'> "'ell
J\ 1ht• tkll and ~n1or l ho 1r\
.\ C hn '>tlllJ\ f,c l·andldrghting
'>t'n 1u• "111 hcg1 n at 11
• First United
Methodist Church
4~0 \\ I llth \t ( mt,1 \ln .1 Living Nativity was sponsored by the Presbyterian Church of the Master.
• Capistrano Valley
Church of
Religious Selene~
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"iunu.I\ "1th tlw I timlhdl .ind
< h.111, ~·I C hu11 '
'In < hrl\1111 .1' I ,, .. 1 l J11d k-light-
111g '"n ll t' \\Ith .1 \.:111 ' It\ 1~1hkau
JllU thl' \!)l'lllt'r f ,111111\ \1i1gt'I' \\Ill
he lwld at 7 p.m \ w1' 1u: ul "°""n"'
JnJ ta1111\ .ind lht· ( hanu·I ( ho1r
"ill he katurt•d at I I p 111
• St. Mary's Episcopal Church
4~1' Pai l.. \\l' ( .1g1111.1 lk.1d 1
~pn1.il lllll,ll \I.Ith h.Hpl\t \\h1.1
f dl1"" p1:r1t11 ming "111 lx•gtn .it
111 '\I)p111 ( lir"tm.1' f 'l' ll1lh1,,,.d
h' 11111rt' ,,·k t t11J11' h' thl· , h111r .1nJ
1i:1rp"t during the m1Jn1ght \1.1\\
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fourth \und.1' 111 \d t,·111 1h,· u'uJI
[1) J 111 '>l'r' Ill' "Ill 11111 Ix· ulkrnl
but t lw .1 m R lie I \t'P 1t t' " 1 II tx·
hdd
• St. James Episcopal Church
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< ln < h ri ,trna' I q · 1h,·1l' "111 Ix-.1
lhild1t·n ·, "'''Ill' .1111.I pag,·.1111 .11 4.
Lud1an\t \\llh 'hon .ind h1.•ll, at
., JO. urnn·11 \\1lh lull onhl''>t1a al
10 I) .• 1nJ I ud1.1n ... 1 \\Ith rhmr and
lJrlht''1r~1. 11 p.m Eud1an~1 1~
plannt·J al I() J m. on ( 'hn,1nia'>
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• lrvlne Presbyterian Church
" \ll•Jdu"b1oof.... Ir' int·
•St. Mark
Presbvterlan Church
2 100 \tar \l\IJ. '''"po rt lk.1lh
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C hn,1ma' pagl'.lnt and mu\11. h~ lhl'
l h1ldrt•n \ amt adull dio1r'>.
\! ..., Iha I l'\ t'n111g tht• WI\ ll'l' \I. Ill
leature k'>S011' and l'amh b' t'ho1r
and congrq~atmn. and an l'nat"lnwn1
of the l'hn'>tmJ.., '>l ur' "tth \bn .
Jmt•ph anti 1ht· bab~ pl.1~rd h~
I >a' 1d and \t ar~ I unga~ .inti thl·1r
intanl '>On J11\l'Ph and 'on I nn. 4
"111 portra~ .in angt'I h 1.·~onc at-
ll'n1.ling \A.Ill rn ·t•" l' J t Jntlk lu light
as a ..,, mhol ot 1ht· prt:\l'llte 111 ( 11>J
10 thl'. \\llrld
• S~arks of Truth Chapel
, ... ,_ 111\\,I \1 ( 11\t.1 \l,· .... 1
\ Llfldk Jigh l 'l'f\ IU' \\Ill tx· h\'ld
.I t .... on ( hn,lm.l\ r \l'
• Unitarian Untversallst Fel-
lowshlp of Laguna Beach
.l ~" < ) pr,.,, 1>11, l'
f ill' h11l1d.I\ 't .1'1111 \\ill h· ul-
l'hr.1tnl .11 tlw 111 '" .1 111 "'' \IH
\untl,I\
• Unitarian Church
of Saddleback Valley
nlt'C1' .11 till' \ ll'lll I ll-1111:111.11 \
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11111111.1 B.iruq ul· Pl.11,·1, "1 I I,,. k.1·
Ill rl•d
• New Thought
Christian Church
'Ill"' "-ill~h1 1111I.., I .111,· < .... 1.1 \l,·,,1
CHlUST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
20112 \.\AG'-OLI" l'>OL Tl tor -'\DAMc;)
Hl.i"lTl...,GTO'-i B£AU t, CA 9~b48
968-4940
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Ill I ' .1 111 .111d ., '11 .1 nd ~ p 111
~unJa,
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Choir t h1ld rc11·, t hl11r' .111d ... pn1.il
wood'' ind ohli~.110' .tnd ..,.\Jn, h\
LIGHTS
From C2
complete thl' t'' ,·n1ng
The r mt I'> $ \ 'ill for flll'mh~:r' h
for non-mrmhcr-. Rt''>t'r' .11111n.., .1n·
required anu m;l\ ht· 111alk h\ l .11l-
1ng the Cl'ntt r a1 4Y..,-~,)~ll
•Chabad of
West Orange County
5702 Clark Drl\e. llun11ng.1 un
Beal.h
f hc annual grand H anukkah
pan} "''II he held at 7· 15 p.m .
Sunda". The proeram \\111 1ndude
entertainment. rclre~hments. latl..e'>.
dre1drl'>. µrm·., and singing -\
six·c1al prugram 1' pl.mnt·d for chil-
dre n.
Put-111.· ml·nor;i h ligh 11 n(I. le r-
e m ome' ar(' '>1.hcduled at ., Jll pm
Saturda~. H untington C t•nter \tall.
7777 Ellinger .\' e (near \.lo ntgom-
er. Ward). 7 pm Tut·..Ua~. Hunt-
ington Bcarh C 11~ Hall. 2000 \lain
St . and 7 p.m Thur\da). \\ e'\t·
minster Mall Ion the lmH·r leH·I
near Buffum'<;)
Tht• rercmon11.·-. "111 .i1 .. l1 1nduJl·
mu'>IC s1ng1ng and gdt
• Temple Sharon
of Costa Mesa
6 17 Hamilton St .. ( osia Mc~
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
(
420 W. 19th Street
Costa Mesa. California 92627
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY WORSHIP
Oecemoer 24. 9 anCI 10 30 a m
Hanelt>ell anCI Chancel Cho11s
Rev Gatal Gougn preacning
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES
7 30 pm Nat1v1ty Tableau
11 p m Lessons and Carols
Candteltgh11ng Both Hours
TWO CANDLELIGHT ER CES TO BE HELD
7 p.m. nd 11
Meditation to be presented by
Thi' Ht'\f'rPnd l~1nJld Y. Ku11 '<'nmr \t1nl'l• r
'-'l•lf'<I by Tht Hl'v\'rt•nd l>r H11ho>n E r·r~,.ford \djun< t \t1n"t•·t
The Chancel Choir will sing at the 7 o'clock
service with spedal soloists at 11 o'clock
I h1f1l1 .lfl I •I I h1Ji/t l'n four ,Md Ufl<J.-f 1/ -pm ,..,, I<• I I\/ \
'iunt/.H tlft•T'hlf' 'f'r\ IC c·' un t llr .. rm.1 .. f:q• 0.,,
.JrnJ \I'" \ t'J f ' l:.'•t' /l.11 JI /ti ~ m 11\1 \
COMMUNITY CHURCH, CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
611 He liotrop e Avenue
Corona d el Mar, California 92625
Phone: (714) 644-7 400
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• Neighborhood
Congregational Church
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• Saddleback Church
of Religious Science
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• Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
• Mariners Church
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, COSTA MESA
2880 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa
'"'"'our c'hnstmas 'Li•r <'fiurch :itn'l.a
:Ln _,urr.11111 ·11,.,rmbrr _:4 10.00 am
.\1111./1111 .-i.-lwvl JO ·OO um
•. 1/1 ilTC 'JI 't'/{t!T'lf i '
• Cr"lcJ Care Prove~ •
Celebrate Cltristmas
at
Calvary Church Newport Mesa
Join u s Sunday morning, December 24
Making Christnzas Meaningful
8:30 & 10:30 a.m.
C hristmas Eve Services
WJ1at's So Special About Christmas?
6:00 & 10:00 p.m.
Pastor Tim Celek
will be speaking at all services.
(Childca re clvailable at a ll services except 10:00 p .mJ
Calvary Church Newport Mesa
190 E. 23rd Street
(at the comer of 23rd & Orange)
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(714) 645-5050
I
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• Laguna Presbyterian Church
-l 1' I 1>1, ,, \' ,. f .1gun.i 8t•J1. h
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i 11 ''' .1 m .ind l.1nd kl1gh1 'l'r' Ill''
"d1 Ix hdd JI ' .111d I I p Ill .\'
111\·111tx1' i1, 11 .. 11 tht' "1nlluJn
1hn "ill~' l!"t'll ,,inJk, 111r J ma"
l1~'111ng 111 1h .. · "'"rl'.trd
• Community United
Methodist Church
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You're invited to a
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
~
Sl ""OA \'. Of.C. 24
C HRIST\1AS EVE DAY
"Ill • m
4 p m
•7 lOpm
10 IS pm
II rm
'1L1m1ng l:.uchamt
\h11drcn S Sen ICIC
.. .uchat1s1 '"'lh c:hon ll bells
("hnstmas Concicn
h~han•t v.1th chon&orchesua
• Cluld rau P'o11tded
SUNDAY, DEC. 25
CHRISTMAS DAY
IO am
Fr. David C. Anderson. Rtctor
I -~ ~-~-~k ~~n
SAINT JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via lido
~ev. port Beach. CA 92t"3
714/675-0210
PIUK all for add111onal
inlorm.11on mid ~rshrp Khcdulcs .
BalbOa Peninsula
O HHST CHURCH BY ~HE SEA
UNITED ~ETHOO•ST .. . . ..
lvftd•J W0<• ..... a Cll< .. '"'" ........ ,.,., ....
Cllf .. lmM lff Ce"~ltl\1 ..... lee 700 pm
JOIN US
FOR
CHRISTMAS
The Hebrew school children "111
part1npa1r in a <ipcl·ml presentation
of tlanukkah <;ong-. Fnda~.
Men:handl• ope>OrtunttlM
tn ctasalfled • Htte bringing
eveiry gMage aale In town lo your living room.
Claristmas at
Soutla Coast Co1111unlty Clari
Stop By
!Our Father~
Our Lady Queen of lq1l1
A Catholic Faith Community
in Newport Beach
W elcomes all our brothers
a nd sisters
to celebrate Christmas w ith us
Weekend Services
Saturday. 6:00 p.m. Sunday· 8:JO & 10: IS a.m.
l>Ktmbtr 23, 24
"Behold His Olory" Tim Timmons
Celebra1ion Choir:
' ' ~ ) .. '. .. . :~" Liule Chi Id" whh B•u• O..hc•tt•
":> •. :·::.:.:.:. :: Christmas Concert
· · '·'•°¥ . .:. WtdMtday, D«ttnMr 20
' . ., ' ' '' 7:00 p.m. SCCC A~IOrium
F.m.Mlo One1a. Le.tins Ctr0lt
C&Jebrldon O.Os: .... 1'MR 1 Pa.ar
wkh 30-pie« orchacr•
Cl11illmu Eve~
saa ...... c..,.. on.e. 1ma11. CA mas (114) .,._.,..
•
House
Sun~
• •
Our Lady Queen of Ang•
2046 Mar Vista, Newport Beach
Jamboree at Ford Rd.IE. Bluff Rd.
Tet . (714) 644-0200
December 2• -c ......... 1 ..
5:00 p.m. -Chtldr9n't tttwgy
7:30 p.m -Youth·Led Liturgy
11:30 p.m. -Carota foMow8d by
mldnigtttm.-
Oeoember 25 -Cbttlll II Dllf
7:00 a.m., 1:30 a.m., 10:00 a.a, 11:30 &M.
(No 5:00 p.m. ~
DecemMr 31 --fta?8 ... .... p.lft. ,._ .-..-y1--'ft:rll-...... _.....,,
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NEW YORK -kfT Sagansky. a
senior program executive at NBC
when it was rising from third to first
in primt time ratings. doesn't con-
sider a similar rise impossible for
CBS. third for the last two ~asons.
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same challenge that NBC faced 1n
the early '80s." says Sagansky,
named as CB Entertainmcnt presi-
dent this wet'k and now facini the
considerable task of helping 11 es-
cape the N ielsen cellar.
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"l know. ha' ing done that. that 11
1s doable." he sa) s. ·· .\ lot o f peo ple
say. 'Oh. 11's impossible.' But I kno"
that's no t the case."
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post as president of Tri-Star Pic-
tures. Sagansk) w11s NBC's 'ic;:c
president for sc:ries in I 98J-85. and
helped develop "Cheers:· thl' top-
rated "The C'oc;b' Sho" ·· and
"Miami Vice·· ·
In SUl'Ceed1ng Kim LcMastcr<,
''ho rc,1gnl'd as C'RS' chief proiram-
ml'r !'io'. JO a fter t\\O ~car~. he ntl\\
fare' ra tings com hat "11 h his former
NBC bos'i. Brandon Tanil..o tl. "ho
still 1~ NBC Erlll'rtatnmcnt prn1-
dcn1. w11h ..\A<'. "11h thl· up, tan
Fo ' net"orl.. and \\Ith the l''l'r·
gro" 1ng cable mon\ll'J
\\'11h 1ndl'~ndl'OI 'tatinn' and
'1dC'l>la'~l'lll' pl~l'l'r' .1b11 h.111llng
fo r '1n\Cr\0 alll'llllllll. ~ag;iml..' ha'
hi\ \\Uri.. l'UI nut \\ hl' nl\ll''·
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00\\ than \\ hl·n 'I uc·· made a ulml'·
had
Tralllng A Klllel'. * BMutv And The Beut ..... "' -!~. (ftC., 4,
The con Is on.
WE-'RE·NO-ANGELS
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THIS YEAR GIVE MOVIES *
IYWY _, CU'nACARI I009 "'Ml't
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f-IoN GENERolJS 11-IIS
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H111lln• 111C11
His philosoph) for dealing \\-1th 11
all: •
"I think 11's a case of reall) ta~c1-
1ng )Our development for six-r1fic
time slo ts and ha' ini a sense of
showmanship. of pulling show5 on
that 1n1rigue v1l•wers. that mah· a
splash. that capture their a11ent1on .
··The hardest thing to do no" 1s to
sort of cut through llll the media
clutter "1th a new show."
Sapnsk) 's fir~t task will be to
consider a m1dseason schedule. '>et'
which ne" !l<.'ries might replace fad-
ing ones. a nd gcne-rall~ ready CBS
for the Februu? ratings "S"l'eps."
That·<; o ne o four kc) periods of
intense aud1encc measurements
each 'ear tn all T markets. Local
stations· use thl' results to '>Cl
advenis1ng rates.
.\f1er ""C'l'P '> prt"para11on\ .
agansk~ start~ in\pcc11ng 'lt'fll'' pi-
lots and other programc;. preparing
for his first foll campaign. He also
has the "l'ak-ratcd "The Pat SaJal..
Sho" ·· in latl' night to "-Or~ a0ou1.
Despite thl' 1asl.. facing Sagan,i... ~.
h1~ boss. C BS Broadca'it Group
President Ho"'ard Stringer. 1i. op-
1im1suc. ··w e·rt fcchng fo1rl ) strong
now:· hr said, but he "on't forccast
whether Sagansl..) l'an hl'lp CBS
a'•o1d a third ~ca!ion as third in
pnm<" time rattng\.
"I Jon 't "ant to put lubl'ls on 1t.''
hr said ··1 don't want 10 put press-
ure on kff l he fact 1s that ~t'
preach pau~·nct• more than "C prac-
u ce 11 ··
agan\I..~ l hc·l·rfull~ JJm1b that
man' o f Ill'• lfolh "ood fri end_,
thought he h41d 1:11..l:n leave of hl'i
sen cs "ht·n he agreed to bcromc the
1h1rd CBS rntat.11nment pfl·-.idcnt
1n 3\ man~ 'car\
"But 11 "·" l'l'rta1nl~ the tug&C\I
challenge thJt I"d l'' n bcl·n offl·red.
and I didn't \\JOI to run J\\:l~ from
11.'' he sa1J h' phonl' from h1'i CB<;
oflkl' in I ti' .\ ngdl'\ ··.\II m)
fr1l'nd'i 1n thl• lllU\ ll' hU,llll'\\ \did.
·Don't le:nc ·and all Ill\ friend' 1n
the 1eln 1\t0n hu\lnl'" ...lid. ·Th" 1'
e'{ac11\ thl' JOh \OU \hould hi.· d111n[l .
o 11 ~' ao, 'llrl ol 'Ph I
.. But 'l'\. J Int of fll:opk thought
I \\aS nut~ IO d11 II ..
NY critics .tab 'Left Foot'
:"-L \\ \ OR"-I-\ Pl -Thl· ~l'"
Yo ri.. Film ( ntll'> ( 1rdr ha' namnl
"~h Ll'ft Foo1·· thl' ht·~t film of llJXll
anJ.1h \tar. l>an1l'I Da\-Ll'""· hl'\I
actor for h" portr;nal ~)r a J";1hll'J
"'nll·r and .ir11'1
Th~· l'rllll\ 1rn \1 und.I\ ,11\u
Sl'kl'll'd \Ill hdk Pk1lkr J\ l'll''I
al trl'''> tc1r ha nik J\ a n1gh1duh
c,1nga 1n ··Thl· I ahulou' 1i,11..l•1
Ao".'' and Paul \1.11ur'i..' J\ h.,·,1 d1r~·ctor for "( rwm1l''· · ,1 I 0' l'
ton.··
Ll:na Olin ":.I' nantl·d hc\I 'ufl·
poning artr<'''> fm hl'r portra~al of J
suit~ m1strt-'' 1n \la1ur'"' ·., film
and \Ian \ld.1 "·'' 'l'lntl·d hl·\I
\upport1ng al tor f111 h" ix·rlrn nunlt'
a" a T\' pnxluu·r 1n ''( rinw' anll
;\l 1\dl·nwan11r' ··
Othl'f a".mt.. \\l'lll tu Dan 'tl\I
Jnd Cou\ \ ,1n ,,int Jr hl·\t
\Cr C'l0 npl.1' Im "Drug,torl· ( O \\ h.l' ..
Ernl''' D1l l..l'f,lll1 hl•,t t inrntJto·
graphl·r h1r -..p1k l· 1 n .. , ··no the
Righi fh1 ng" < laudl· ( h.1hrol'\
··s1on (If \\ nnwn ·· ht·q 111n·1gn
film \11d1ad \11111rl'\ .. Hogl·r anJ
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It's more than a game ...
lt's the chance of a lifetime.
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with holiday party
By VIDA DIAN
01111'; ...... c.. ...... -...
.. You ~lier no t ff). 'ou heller
not pout. Santa Clau\ . ··
The seventh annual llahn 1n
lo~ land brunch hl'ld Su m.lJ ' .11 the
IP tnC' ll1hon \\3'> Jttt:ndl·d h' 115
"di-behaved ) uu ng'>tl'r' ''ho
hct.'ded the \\ urd~ ut t ha I 'orrg
'ot o nl) I\ hl' u11r11ng 10 ttm non
!Xe .::!5. ~ant,1 "'·I' 1tw1l' 111 1hl·
tiJllroom J \ h1g ,1., lifl• .ind .1 'l'I\
,pill\ lool.1ng °'' '1d111I." lw ''·''
fh1\ "'J' not .1 rn.l .111d "'httl··,utll·d
kiln" but a ll.1"tl ~\·111 111 .1 d.111..
,u11 tnmml·d \\Ith hlJlll 1111
Jrnning thl' \llUOl!'tl'I' .11 ti
l'l·opll' for Ir' int ( 11n1111111 ''' I kJlth \(){lrl\llrl'd l'\ l'nl \\('fl :.) I
nwtht•r, fJtha' ~r.111d11101h,· , 11td
l!r .1ndt .. 11hl·r'
grandfather Roger Jnd sister Me1aa.
A thr~-generauon group was
Marilyn and Tom ~lelsen, daughter
Kirsten Niisson and her husband
David Nilsson ""1th the ir daughter
Ingrid, I I month'> old.
.\ special brunl h ml'nu \\as
plannt'd fur the rhtldrl·n. and enter-
1ainmt•n1 indudcd Juggler'>. a <1now-
m.1n mime' a puprx·t 'hu" and an
11ppl•rtuntt\ tu tJll. pn,atch ""h
\JntJ Thl· adult\ h:id thl'1r 'mcnu.
11111 \lu,hroom' .iJdnJ to the
'' r.1mhkJ 1.:gg' hot hr.111d1l·d chl'IT)
\JU1.l' 11n tht· Kl' lrl'.tm .ind gnlkd
tom.1111 "1th h.t.,11 \nd tht• .. 1dult'
h.1d tht• 1rad11111nJI ht-nl'lit l'\l'rn-,e
-hu, 1ng ltl l..l'I' tor pnlt'\ ant.I
huv1ng lhl' hJnJm.idr r ra\ll'r ( ng-
lt,h u111.1gl'' ll'lltl'fpll'll''
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/WednMd8y, December 20.,..
""" O••n photot · ·· f hl'rt' .Ill' 11 nw111ti.·1, .,, 111·
1.111111\ hl"l l' .. ,,11tl lllnlll)llll'<' 111 lll-
•x·r Ed it' Moore . Terr~ \1oort' .inu
'''k ~lan1w and ~1anJ,1111' ''l'll'
\ljUl'l'ttng dll\l' \II .di 'ttuld ).!\I Ill .t
tJ1111h pu:tun·
\l111l' th.Ill ~l\1 1 '11lunlt'l'r huUt,
"nl' 'Pl'nt 111 Jl·t11r.J1111g thrt'l' hu1w
(1111\' I lHn·t 1~111 '" n I n-tnOll'rS)
< ht "101.1' tl l'l'' 1n,ak tht• hallrnom
,,1t11•n.tl ( h.1111' I 1.-.1gur mcmtx·r'
.1nJ I 1d.t111. l..l·r' "en· 111 11n thl'
111h:r.111.in I h1.· trn·' u1111 .1 11ll'd .1100
light\ .ind morl' than 5.000 o rna-
ml'llt' glilll'rt·d 111 a t"hl'CI") ~ ulc11d<.·
\!)lfll
Marilyn Nlelsen. granddaughter lngrld Niisson a nd
Kim O •fo r d, Amy Salced a. Alflson Kahn and Kelll Green. Krsten Niisson with Santa.
"\\1l' ha' c lour gt•na.1111111' hl'fl'. ..
,,11J Jocelyn Gllbt'rt. holJ1n~ thl'
~ 11u ngcst. .::!-mun th old grantl\on
Kevin Michael Gilbert. 'on o l l>r
\licbatl Giibert ant.I h" '"'l' usan
\kCllnllc. Othe r\ "ere Kn 1n·, g1ca1
l!r:indmo tht•r E \'t'lyn (;llbe rt .i nd
llOHOS('OPI-:
.11.l ur .111.·
.. I h1., c' t•nt makl·s mt· ti:el so
goo<l about thl· holtda~,:· '4.l•d Mary
Ellen lla dle)', "'ho ha'> "orked o n all 'l'' l'll Pit H hultda~ hrunl'hl'\ .ind
LIBRA f'\1.•pt 2 l ( 11. l :'1 \I ... n Ill \llltr '1~11 J1.l1.'n1' u1lur rx·r\1111,1ltt\
ltl.l~nl'tll ,1p1x·.1I 1'11p1 .1111> 111"111' llP''Jl'll' \1\\.t.tl Jlll\llll'' H'\Ult 111
'Jiu.ink lllllt.1d' P"pl.1' ,,1u1 ,11l11r' w.1 him· hrn,,n purpk <om-
munit.lll' tlk."
SCORPIO 11)1.t :i.''" ~II \dlw1t· 10 rull'' rrgulat1011' \\hJI m1~ht
.1 ppt-.1r 1t1 tx· rt''' 11d 111n , 11u Id ,1\1 u.1 II\ 1x· l11rm ,,, prutn t 111n It'' l inw tu
n·n11xkl r1.·huilJ Ill"''"" h• 1d1•1..1lt' < hn·I.. 1.tll''' '>Ourr1.· m.itn1JI
SAG ITTARll'S t,11, :: l>n 211 '1 11u n11ght bl· \a)rng. "\I ~ "l'>hl''>
Jrt• tx·1ng fullilkd .ind I'll ,11"·•" r1.·mrmha 1h1" \\'c:dnt•,d.1,•" .\lmo\t In
mJg1c un lllll\tallll'' turn 1n \11u1 1.1,or \rl·n;ir1c1 h1ghltghl\ romance '''k
l'reat1' ''' CAPRICORN (Dn• 2.::!-Jan l•l) \loon p11'>1llun 1.:mph,1\1/l'' prnt1g1.·
caH'l'r. homir protkrl•d "' u11nnH11111' Important do1tH"1t1r .1d1u,tnw n1
ti:aturl·d l .111111\ llll'llllx·r tin.ill\ .1~1l'l'' lo Ol'll''-.:11") l'\1wnd11url·
AQUARll1S t l.111 211-l l'I' 1:-.1 < hl'l"-\1rgo messagl' E-mph."" un
commun1cat1on. dl\trrh1111t111 111 p1mlm 1 '1 ou could fall 1n lo,l· ''tlh l'nt·
\\hO \tllllUlatl'\ 111l'rllal Plllll'" ( l.1'h Cll Ilka .. l'llllld ~park rom.lllll' r ood
for thought'
P ISCES (1 rh l4-\l:11l h ~111 I mph."" 11n h1Jdl'n 'alur ' Sl'tr1.·1 hilling
platl'' lnd1' 1d ual '1111 tru't n111ld lt1nfidl' nc"-; conrrrning lfl\l'\tmt·nt
po<,c,1hk 1nlll'nt:tnlt' ln,ur.1lll l' .11(1.'nt "ant'> 10 tall.. Prntl'l't \df 1n clinches
IF DEC 20 IS \-'Ol'R BIRTHDAY: You arr sen\111,e. St'nsual. fomil'
Orll'ntcJ motha h.td mort· 111tlm·nl'l' than did lather You·,e rect'ntl) made
'aluahk uint.1l t'I \H'rl' l'Ollll'rneu "1th change. tra' cl. 'anct~ During 1990.
\OU u1UIJ rdnl:.1tt' t•mphao;1s "111 he on manta! 'tatus. pos\lhll· add1t1on to
fam1h < Jml'r c .1pm111 n periono; pl.i~ 1mponant roles 1n ~our hfc
\1emorahk nwnth., tor \OU nl''\t \e:lr "'II hl' Frhrua~. Septemhl'r and
~o,cmhl'r
HK I Dfil·:
Neither vulnerable. South deals.
W~T
NORTH
• Q s
QJ
A Q 10 9 J
•A J 8 4
EAST
• A J JO J l
V' K'
• 9 8 ..
0 JO 9 7 S J
7 s v I 8'
• 9 7 s • 10 6 l
OUTH
• K 7 6 A 8 6 l
) K 6 l
• K Q J
The bidd ing:
finesse . That would have resulted in
a one-trick defeat.
Instead. Huan g started ca shina
his m inor-suit winners . foreseeina
an endplay. Mari's first discard was
a low heart, baring his king! Then
"a' d1a1nni:t 11 tu1 1h1.· 'l'llllld \l'.tr
"I lll'rl· ar1.· n1H 111,l!l\ "11.1.11 l'\t'llt'
rlannl·J tor thl' \\h(1k fo rntl) ..
T 1r l.t•ts to the hrunch Wl'rl' S-l:i for
at.lulls and S 15 fur chiluren. Thl·
pron'l'd'i "ill go to Pl< 'H p rogram'
1nduding l.\ali:mk'>. \\ h1 ch " '>rmn-
~Orl·d h' thl' Bo' Scout'> of .\nll'rtl·a
and run b~ tC.t'n-ag1.•f\ at \), oo<l-
hllllgt' I 111' l'r,11' .1 nd In t 11l' h 1~h
.H,.• BOl'D
H o" can \OU call )'Ourself a
crossword pu1ilc c \pert 1f~ou're nut
familiar \\Ith '>Ul h \\nOn\mS tor
··guild" a' "hu1... "gild." "·hoe~ ··
"han,a:· "hJn!>l' .. and "gu1dr: .. .,
\\ hl'n \OU \\'l' j lh Ill the l.1tChl·n
rl'ml'mlx:r thl'I Rl'~ca rchl'f'i put J
,l ratrhl·d o range 11110 a l·age lull ol
llll'' ,rnd \aid 1111.'' \\<.'re dead \\ 11h1n
t" o hour\ I:. url·l...11 ( 11 ru<> 01 I i..111,
01c,'
.\no thrr .\lhat Etn\tc111 tlmi.. up
lomcd) .ind, l hangl·J ht" naml' to
..\lbcrt Bn)l)l." llJ\l' \llU \t'1.'n h"
act'> Man) ha\l· -
Sa)s here all tram-.\tlan11r pa,.,-
cngcr ship., no" usc a mon·
so utherl\ route than tht· Tt1J n1l did Good .
he pitched two spades on the last
diamond and fourth club. Mari now
had come down to the ace and jack
of spades and king of heans. while
declarer had the bare king of spades
and ace and another h eart
If West had reduced his holding
to a singleton ace o f spades and two
hearts, declarer could guarantee the
contract by throwing him in with a
spade to force a heart return. After
some thought. Huang decided to
credit Mari with stellar defense. De-
clarer led the q ueen o f hearts from
dummy and, when East follo wed
low , rose with the ace to fell the king
and land the slam!
So•lll Wul
1 NT Pau
l \, Pus
5 0 , ..
Pau P ..
North
l •
4 NT
6 NT
East
Paa
Paa
Pua
Openina lead: Nine of •
We remember more than 20 years
qo when Christian Marl and Pat·
rick Huana first blued into interna-
tional brid.ae for their respective
countries. In 1989. now arlr.z.led vct-
erana of lnnumerable mcounten,
they croeeed swords in the 1989 Ber-
muda Bowl matches. and thriUed
the spectators.
YOGA
FOR THE 90'S
North's two-club raponte was a
pan.nenblp aareement daianed to
allow him to uk f cw aces at his next
tuna. He ~ ln liA no trump
whm he round there was an ace .........
Skdaa WllC, Mari found the safe
llid or a club. Huua woo 1 .. bud _. .. •••Mb llicl a tpede to the ..... WMa daat beld, tlM .,.....,.
ur....-_...d .., 10 malt the CODUKl
........ Mw ... IO lfJ llilt .._..
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KUNDALINI YOGA As Taught by YOGI BHAJAN
/
(
Wednnday, 7 p.m. I UaJW'laa Caiattai
1259 Victoria St.
~ta Mesa lOn lht bofder of
Coeia M .. and -Huntlnttcln e..dl)
648-11 28
lnaewyour
I.a.mine ·~d
cr.t.Mt,y.
'l h1111t.. d \ I ll l'I 1
.. \,1 ll'l IJl'' I' ,1 ~I l'.1 l p111g I ,II 1
11·, ,m,111 · ,,11J I h·\l'J1uld All1 ,.on
Kahn 111 I "" l'r" t ~ II 11:th · \\ r
.tll\\\l'r ph11l1l'' 11 om 9· '() p Ill 111 ~
,, m (In ~nJ,I\ Jnd \aturda' JI lhl·
Pl( H otlirl' \\ t' 11fti.·1 ,,1k ndl'' 111
tt•en-agl'r' \\ho ma\ ht• dn11"111g c11
\\hO arl' \\Ith f11l·nd' \\ho 01.I \ tx·
dr1nl..1ng ..
... "I .11 . \" I I I
t.1 I 11'> .ill''" lo...111•11 'P•'I U'
lll'l'J .1Juli.. 111 ' . 'I
prngram. l<IP .... 1' '" lhl· ll'\'O·J~\'I \ JI 11 \ Jlf •II ' P it 11 11f1in· 1 :-"~ • '' , ,111 I"
h\ thO'l' Cl\ l ' ' " I \\,,fl• '•
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19"
REMOTE
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Panasonic 19" Remote Color TV with
On-Screen Display
• high contrast picture tut>e
• 1 SS-channel cat>le compat1t>IP
5 268
• ColorP1lot electronic color con11 01 ~yo;tem
ncn
13"
COLOR TV .--.-..... , .• ..... . X13131E8
RCA 13" Color TV $ 19997 • Channelock .. d191tal
keyboard control Otll Y Sl5/MOllTN··
JYC CofftpKt Dtec ,..,., wtth 4-Tlmea
0..l'Nlft,.."9 Ii 11 BU
Tedlnologf
lLV211BK8ll(
• 3-way edit !unction· $ 157 auto. programmed &
multi-disc
I SONYI
Sonr Watkman
AM/FM Stereo
CaaHtte Player
• normal/Cr02/
metal tape
selector
e MOR·OOSL
headphone
included
149
ONL 'f $25/MONTH ..
JVC 26" High resolution
Stereo Monitor TV with
Sleep timer
Onkyo 35 Walt' Stereo
Receiver
• 20 random pr(•Sets
• APA lunrng
• loudness control
• quality auo•o
pertormance
RCA Portable Stereo
with 3 Band Graphic
Equallzerand
OetKhable S~akers
s599s1
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TXI008HBLIC
s199s1
ON\ f S2"> MOlllW'
5 49
I PORTLAnDI
a.4WM02
Portland Compact-Sized Microwave
Oven with Convenient Defrost Setting
• easy operation & last cooking
mrcrowa11e output 500 watt
• 30 rn1nu1e 1trn11?r with automatrc
sn .... 1-otl
• a ,t ma11c o"e" 11-,int & n1gn
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tor ~,.,.,. nq t.00~1n9 process
Ollll LlO MONTI!"
I OCM Curr. I
DCM 2-W.y
Audio/Video
Monitor Speaker
with 6''1" Low
Frequency Driver I
,.. ... Dome TWMWJ
• floor s1ana1ng
enclosure
Sony AC/DC-Powered
Compact Oise Player $ 22997
• lor nome or car
operation ""'' 1251"'"111"
Whirlpool
Dl1hwa1Nr with
DuelLe..CWash
Syatem & S Total
Cyc .. /Optlon
CombtnatioN
• 2 automatic
cycles
• white/almond
panel
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MGA 110 Watt• Matched Audio
Component System w ith Remote
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s59991
ONLY $32/ MONTW •
4-Head VHS Video
Recorder with On·
ScrHn Programming
• 122-channet cat>le
compat1t>te tuner
MGA Digital
AM/FM Ca11ette
Car Stereo with
Auto· Reverse
• fader control
Casio 4·Note P~yphonlc
Por1abfe Electronic
Keyboard with 100 Preset
TOMS Ii 19 Auto-Rhythms
• 2 t>u1IHn speakers
• 13 auto-play background
sounds
SVG400
s239s1
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s129s1
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Frigidaire 4-Cycl•
Heewy·Duty Automatic Washer
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Sony 8mm Camcorder
with High Speed Shutter
& Superior Low Light
Capab1hty
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!Shintoml
Shlntorn Cellular
Telephone with
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Microphone
• limited to atock
on hand
s39991
INSTALLED
WITH ANTENNA!
Yon Compact
Audio Component
Syatem
• stereo cassette
player/recorder
Olflf 125 lllOWT II"
s59s1
Admiral
14.6 Cu. Ft froat·
Fr" Refr19ftalor
with 2 Cri199r1
Ph•F,..h ... at
KMper
• m.ictt drawer
1nclu<Jed
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almond only
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