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IN THE NEWSROOM
Among those who lived in the Tel
Aviv neighborhood hit by the Iraqi
Scud m issile Tuesday is fonner Hunt·
ington Beach resident Robert Cov.drcy
... Cowdrey said he had gone into a
sealed room as protection against
chemical attack when the blast struck ...
"It was no more than a minute after I
went in that I heard the boom and the
concussion." he wd. "I was sca11na the
door wnh tape. The concusss1on blew
the door open and threw me ap1nst a
wall ... The Iraqi m1ss1le mana&ed to
elude the U.S. Patno t m1ss1le defense
S)Stem and stnke the apartment com-
plex. wound1na at least 70 people.
Three people apparently died of heart
attacks dunna the raid (A I).
QUOTfl Of THE DAY
"/am 1om1 to make somcthms of
m_y~/f -graduate from an excellent
colle,e, get a 1ood1ob and have monc)'.
I will sttk nothm1 less than courage
and truth ...
Heather Rose, in a letter wntten the
day she murdered a man on the Balboa
Peninsula (Al)
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"We 1ud1c ou~lves by what we fttl
capable of dom1: others 1udge us b>
what "'C" haic done "
Henry Wadsv.orth Lonafellow
TODAY'S EVENTS
3 N1net)·thrtt students compete in
the ninth annual Orange County
School pclhng Compcuuon at 1 p.m.
at Masuda Middle School in Fountain
Valley The winner represents Orange
County at the state competition May
II.
3 Students, faculty members and the
community arc invited to share their
opinio ns at a Town Mcctina on the
Persian Gulf cn s1s at 1 p.m. 1n the
Science Lecture Hall at UCI. a The writinas of Toni Morrison and
Alice Walker h1&hhaht Steve Mellow's
Readers· Theater at 7:30 p.m . at New-
port Center Library. 8S6 San Clemente
Dr., Newport Beach.
3 "Middle East: Keys to Undcr-
stand1na" 1s the topic of child develop-
ment educator Dr. Saud Wakim
Kcsler's speech to the West Oranac
County Ocmocrattc Club at 7:30 p.m .
at Fidelty Federal Savaf\JI and Loan.
19900 Beach Blvd., Huntinaton Beach.
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Sorority sister guilty of murder
Heather Rose sobs as jury announces verdict
By Emily Adams
Or-. eo.t Delly Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH - A fonner UCI
sorority sister stood up alone in Superior
Court on Tuesday, sobbing as a jury pro-
nounced her guilty of fint~egree murder
in the shooting death of her nei&hbor, 21-
ycar-old John Fahey.
Heather Renee Rose. 22. who has been
free on bail and hving in Northern Cah-
fom1a for the past )'ear, was taken into
custody as jurors filed from the room. he
was also convicted of oonsp1racy and as-
sault with a deadly weapon.
Stanley "Frankie" Anaya, Rose's co-
defendant. merely shook his head as he was
found guilty of first~cgrcc m urder and
conspiracy. Prosecutors maintain Anaya.
21. pulled the trigcr on Fahey at point-
blank range in September 1989 dunng a
brawl. The jury couldn't unanimous!)'
agrtt on a special finding that Anaya
sxrsonally shot Fahev. however
"You be strong," Rose's mother tearfully
told her daughter as handcuffs -.ere
snapped onto Rose's slender wrists. ''I'll be
-.1th you all the time. Mr. Cordova's 101na
to work on this -he knows you're
innocent."
Ron Cordova, who once proclaimed
Rose wu one of only three innocent people
he's defended 1n 11 years of law practice.
was not in Harbor Court for his client's
sentencing.
Jurors did not look at Rose or i\naya.
strangers before the case began. as they
filed back into the courtroom. nor would
See GUILTY/Im ..... Heather Rose
Iraq Scud kills a in Israel;
Kuwait oil fields set· afire
This Is a vtew of some of the damage caused by an ll'aql
Scud In an area of Tef Aviv Tuesday night. Three persons
AP l,MWpt!OtO
were reported dead as a result of the attack and another
70 were Injured by the missle
Barbara Jean
gets chance
to help troops
By Anna Cekota er-. Coell Olilly Plot
SANT A ANA -When Iraqi tanks
first rolled anto Kuwait 1n Auaust.
Huntanaton Beach ra1dcnt Barbara
Jean knew that shf wanted to help the
Red Cross deal watb the cns1 to any
way possible.
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By Rua Loar
Orenoe Coell Deity Nol
As unaacs of the first pnsonen of war
bit Amencan lCleV\SIOn screens. tener·
ations of former POW qoniz.c over the
captured airmen's pltaht. reallma thcar
own dart days behind enemy lines.
.. E"'Cf)bod)' socs throuah his own
httlc pn\la\e hell. You think about your
home. )Our famaly, your own salvation
-that's pnmary," said 76-)ttr~ld
cwport Beach re51dcnt 811J Swanson,
1mpnsoned by the Germans for 18
months dunn,a Worid War 11 ... You just
hope )OU make IL ..
Swanson. an Army ICCOftd lieut.enant, s..POWS.-. ..
Kelly apologizes for Japanese remark
By John King
The AMOC&at.O p,_.
DHAHRo\' C)aud1 .\rab1a -.\ cor-
nered Iraq lashed out at enemies south
and v.(<jt Tue'ida' v.1th terror from the
sh finng m1~s1le.c; at both Saudi .\rabla
and Israel One ud slammed into
ho mes 1n Tel J\\I\ and pu hed Israel
closer to J01ning the Peman G ulf war
At least thr<'t" sxoplc died and 70 -v.e~
v.ounded in Tel .\'I' v..hen the new
l -supphcd Patno t defense S)stem
failed to stop the incoming Iraqi m1ss-
1le, Israeli m1htaf\ offietals said
But the Patnot inte~ptor m1 ilcs
did their Job against Scuds faJhna
toward this !>aud1 ell). site of a major
Opcra11on Desert tonn base
.\ftcr a quit<' night. air raid 1rcns
wailed shonl\ after dawn Wednesday 1n
in Dhahran. 'iCnd1ng a maJor alhed
airbase into a chemical attack alert and
area residents into ba'iCments and bomb
shelters .
Up the Persian Gulf coasL the oll-
pump1na heart of Kuwait burned
through the da) Tuesda), s~wing black
clouds of mo ke across the sky tn what
omc saw as 1 bid b) Iraq to scrttn its
troops from pun1sh1ng air attacks.
Others sua c-stcd 11 mtght be a prelude
to an Iraqi withdrawal.
Nearby, in the dnzzle and mast of the
northern Saudi front Imes. lraq1 tanks
have been shuttlmg from one hardened
po mon to another. and Iraqi aunncn
have fired sporadically on LI. lines,
officcn ~rted.
"He till ha a lot of firepower." said
a Manne intcllitcocc officer, Col. Ron
Rtchard. ..... Thu i not an enemy tha!
1s soina to ao easy."
The relentless allkd air ~'I.I' pused a
new mark -I 0.000 aircraft sorties ia
the h da)s s.incc President Bulb or-
de~ the attac to drive the lniqi army
from the oil-rich emirate it invaded • S..asAAE~-
NEWPORT BEACH -P. Dee ~ C~ a Newpon 8wb CitJ OM1DcO
member ftJr eiallt yeen ia the I 9'0I,
died on Ju. I l la aiebop after su&r-ina for many )Wl'I with Alzbdme:r•s
diSCMC.
~ in Hiawatha, Kan., ia 1903,
Cook 11 IW'Vived br bis wife. fbence
Renshaw Cook. They wae married
f'or 62 )Un.
Al the owner of Johnnies Liquor
Sten in CotoAa del Mar for 2S yean.
Cook alto wu lbc president of tbe
Corona del Mar Chamber of Com-
merce from 1969-1970. P. Dee Cook
ln 1966, Coot -.. awarded permanent membership of the
United Slate1 CoMt Guard Au:xilliary. He was an ardent sporu
fisherman or martin and an.core, bis wife said.
Cook ICf'Yed as ~ in World War rI in the Air Force.
ln 1974. Cook became mayor of Bishop and remained in that
poeition for four yean.
He allo wu a member of the American Lqion in the Bishop
Elka Lodee.
Florence Cook askl that if anyone would like to make
contnl>utions in Cook's memory, she would like them made to the
Alzheimer's Group or the charity of their choice.
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COST A MESA -The Share Our Selves Community Oinic
gained a one-year extension o n its lease at Rea Community Center
Monday niabL
A fonner junior hiah school. the center 1s leased by the etty
from the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and subleased to
community organizations.
The clinic is the only branch of Share Our Selves, a general
poverty relief qency, remaining at Rea Center.
The rest of the organization relocated to a new bu1ldJng at I SSO
Superior Ave. after bemg driven from Rea Center following a Iona
dispute with neighbors o f the center who said the charity was
att.ractin& too many poor and homeless people to the area.
City Council members decided that the chnac, which ac-
lOUnied for only a small part oft.he total traffic and wb1ch serves
mainly women and chtldren, could stay.
Jean Forbath. director of SOS. said the organization plans to
move the medical and dental clinic to the Superior A venue
building next year.
.. There is room for at. but we would need to raise funds for
further rcnovauon." !lhc said ... We only ha"e a condatJOnal use
permit for our general as~1!ltancc operation. We want to get the
l inks out before we come to the city and ask the city for anyth1n&
turther "
Forbat.h saad add111onaJ parlong ma} also have to be found 1f
•he chnac 1s to be mO\cd to the nev. bu1ldana.
Pallce 1b•tln1 und• 11v11t111tlll
H N rtNGTON BEACH -A man wounded in the leg by an
undercover police officer last Saturday as rccovenng an the Jail ward
ui a local hospital while Shenffs deputies anvesugate the shooung.
Edward Caroll Padgett, 39. was acting strangely in the Ralph's
\farket on Warner A venue when he caught the attention of a
plaanclothc!I officer, according to police. Officers were stakmg out
t•1e store after several recent armed robbcnes occurred an ncarb}
husiness, said poltce Lt. Ed McErlain.
Padgett left the store after a few minutes, without purchasing
anyth.iq. The officer followed Padgett outside, 1denuficd himself
Jnd asked Padgett to stop. McErlain said. Padgett ran from the
officer and was followed anto a nearby alley where he was shot in
the le&, McErlain said.
A gun was found on Padgett. but police refused to say whether
he brandished tbc weapon before he was shot
Apparently concerned that Padgett may.have had accomphcc ...
police cordoned off the area and conducted a search.
Residents f'(tum1ng to their homes in the RegcnC) Palm\
.\partment complex were unable to go inside for several hour'i
.... bile officers searched the area.
The identity of the officer who shot Padgett was not released
Padgett was taken to Huntington Humana Hosp1t.'.ll then
ansferrcd to tht' Jail ward at Western Medical Center an Anaheim
Padgett, who reluSC'd to give an address to pohce. 1s being held
1'l suspicion of attempted armed robbery Because Padgett was
1und tO be In VIOl3ll0 n Of hlS parole he I~ being held Without hall,
\Jld Sbenff s Lt. Dick Ol~n
Sbenffs deputies are an"cstagating the shooting and "Ill n:port
therr findinas to the Dastnct Allurne~ 's office McErlain ..aid
Cllll Miii councll OK' 1 pushcart law
COSTA MESA -Cat )< ouncil members adopt<.'d a tough new
law Monday to regulate food vending from pushcam The new
ordinance as intended to prnt:nt unlicensed ~ending Jnd reduce
the health nsk posed h} food "<lid -w11hou1 proper health inspec-
tions.
The ordmancc. pa'>~d unanimous!}. rt>quires thal all pushcart
vendors obuun hccn'>~' ind 1dcn11filat ion earth .ind sho"W proof of
approval from the count\ Hl.tlth Circ: Agt'nn
Violators wall be subJn 1 to arrest 0 11 m1-.<kmcannr charges and
ofTendin& pushcans ma' ht lontisc.itt'd anJ their lOntcnts de-
stroyed.
••• man m111111 r ... days
COSTA MESA -"\ SC\ercl) retarded man massana for four
days from Fa1rv1cw Developmental Center as d1abct1c and could be
10 tenous danger. ~nter 00ic1als said.
Oaty Noble. 40. wa\ noticed massmg Saturday afternoon,
faitveiw c:hrcctor Hugh 1'ohlcr said. and the center lJ ask.in& public
eteijtence in locating him .
.. lecausc he's diabetic. he's on a stnct dJCt and any time that's
dilnapeed it can cause scnous problems." be said. "But rm frankly more coocemed about exposure and lack of water."
Noble 11 6-fcct-1, lanky, and has light brown hajr that's lona
in t.be bKk, Kobler s&Jd. He was wearing a dark SRCn shirt and
...., ... , panll when he disappeared. he said.
Kalller' Mid Noble is unable to speak but will recosnile his fl.nt
-If it is spoken to him.
Fairview officials sajd Noble walks with a 1uona ph. with
n a raicd a.rm movements. He will often eflllltC in rocldna
bebaVlOf and may flatJ his arms and wave at puai.na motorilts,
oflkials taid.
The World ... In Four Minutes
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W ASHlNGTON -Secretary of State James A. Baker Ill met witb
the leadm of Latvia. Litbuama and Estonia on Tuetday amid strona
sips of deterioration in U.S . .SOv1ct relations becaux of the KtemHn's
crackdown on the three republics.
A 1ubdued Balcer, posina for phOtOIJ'8pbers with the Baltjc leaders,
said the events of the pall I 0 days could jeop1ardize the "tremendous
progress" between the superpowers. There were also exprc ions of
alarm on Capitol Hui.
After the State Department meetina. Lithuanian Vic.c President
Bronius Kuzmkkas sajd that Baker indicated that the United States
ma)' take action against Moscow, but that the U .S. diplomat was not
specsfic on that score. Kuzmackas complained about the "indecisive-
ness" of the United States and other Western countries in dealing with
the issue.
Kizmickas asked Baker to cancel the U.S.-Soviet summit tentative-
ly planned for Feb. 11-I 3 in Moscow. Administration spokesmen have
sajd the meeting is "up in the air."
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WASHINGTON -The governors of the U.S. Postal Service
made official Tuesday a broad range of rate increases, including a four-
ccnt boost, to 29 cents. for a first-class stamp.
The increase will take effect Feb. 3. Already millions of new
stamps have been printed and arc ready to go on sale Wednesday.
The cost of sending a first-class letter will rise to 29 cents for the
first ounce and 23 c.cnts for each additional o unce. That's up from the
2S cents and 20 cents.
Among other increases:
• Post cards., up from IS cents to I 9 c.cnts.
•Minimum rate for express mail. up from $7.75 to S8.3S.
•Postage for the typical (7 ounce) weekly newsmagazmc. up from
13.5 cents to 16.7 cents.
•Advertising letter sent to C\ cry home. up from I 0.1 cents to 11.0
cents
A proposal for a special 27-ccnt rate for people sending payments
or other items in specially prepared envelopes was approved by the
postal board, but at wtll take effect at some later date.
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W .\ HING TON -About 2S.OOO right-to-life demo nstrators.
ex honed by_ President Bush "to keep th as issue ahve," made their
annual march upon the Supreme Court on Tuesday to decry the
dec1s1on 18 years ago that legah1cd abortion.
Bush took time out from monitoring developments an the Persian
Gulf war at the White House to 'ipcak by telepho ne hookup to the
gathenng. which assembled on the capital's Mall an sub-freezing
temperatures
"Tm pleased that m) '01cc 1s pan of the growing chorus that
s1mpl) s.avs: Choose life,"' said Bush, "ho has addrcs~d the anti-
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERIE$
l athcnnc Bell normally didn't lake to dnnk alone. but this
had been anything by a normal day
She had gone to Snug Harbor, as good a place as an)' to lose
yourself for a couple of hours. The salty old sea dogs left her alone.
As she took a long sap on her third rum and Diet Coke. sh•
tried to piece together what happened an the last four hours.
Who bombed her office? Newly appointed U.S. Senator Neil
Sturbush. And whose body was found an her office dressed an
nothing by a red teddy? Sturbush again. But why"
'Tan I buy you a drinkr'
Kathenne. lost an her thoughts. didn't look up.
"Excuse me. miss. Can I buy you a dnnk'r·
Katherine turned around and was surpnscd to sec Jonathan
Vitale standing an back of her bar stool.
··Jonathan, how did you know I was here""
"I have sources. too. This came to my house this momma by
Federal fapress " The handsome young malbonaare put an
envelope on the bar. "It's from my stepfather. Neal turbush. but
oddly enough. it's addressed to you "
To be continued ...
Did Yau Know!
Sam Crawford went beyond
duty to give customer service
• lo Costa MHa: Sam Crawford. who operated Crawford's Phar-
mac) 1n < o'ila Mc~ from 1937 to I <no. was well know.n for his
compktl' l U\tomer service. He would dt•hver 11nythmg anywhere
on a 14 hour halts -cotton balls to Corona dcl Mar, prcscnpnons
to Garden (1rov\.' -whatever wa'i asked
l a1t 1m night his phone rang at home ;.\ man said his wife
was sack and needed medicine ~am met him at the store and pvc
him 1hc mt'd1une hc-cau~ the man didn't have any money Then
the man ' l.11 ~ouldn't \tan.~·, m pushed ham all the way home.
That"• ~n JC<.'
Dt.•/I\ tr .wur hlSloncal laces 10 Did You I< now, o,...,e C.UI
D•lly Piiot, P 0 Bo:t 1560. Costa Mesa, 92626.
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A bike. btkt •hoes. a bike lltlmc1 and dotJu.na
weft ato~n from 1 car l'1JCk while lbc O'*ne:t of tilt c:ar WU 1nsadc tallnt It Tec:o Bel&. 141 E. 17th
Items ltoltn were vaJUt'd at Sl,900.
c ~ broke i.D\O IC' lroilcf, 1166 Nc:wpon
Blvd.1 raaMCked the ratawut and toot S 1 ll wont.
of COlllS.
abortion marcben .,, telephone book.up in each of tbe three yean of'
bis pretidncy. . .
.. You, lhe vOlualeers ... must make it your pl to k:ttp th&J tuue
alive and predominate in the hall of Convess. the couru and in the
minds of tbe American people," Bulb said.
The march~ has be<iomc an annuaJ ritual in the capital drew
far fewer supporia'I· than last ~ar.
SACRAMENTO -The awe tw ICbedu.1ed an emC!'ltftCY
meeting to consider sharl>. mandatory curbs of waier me iD homes and
on farms as California approaches its driest year on record.
S&ate Water Resources Control Board officials said 1\laday tbey
had scbtduled a teSSion next week to bar public opinion on 18
proposals, includiQ& a 30().pllon daily limit per bou1eb0Jd that could
be enforced by meterina where water disuicu measure Oows. Befo~ the drought, daily use -per person, not per boutebold -
was between 100 and 200 pllons in coastal areas and up to 300 p1lons
inland, said watt! experts. A shower typically uses up to 30 pUons;
washina clothes, up to SO gallons; and wasbm& dishes. up to 60 pllons.
The state board also will consider resuicting Carmen to ol\ly
enough water for permanent crops such as orchards. and even then
merely for survival, not production.
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LOS ANGELES -A Judge recommended Tuesday that Safeoo
Insurance Co., one of the state's biggest auto insurance companies. cut
its rates by S percent and refund the money to its customers.
Administrative Judge Paul M. Geary's decision an San Francilco is the
first insurance rollback recommended hy a judge since voters approved
Proposition I 03 an I 988.
At the same tame. the Judge also recommended no rollbacks for
customers of the C.ahforn1a State Automobile Assoaation lnter-
lnsurancc Bureau. The ruhngs come after a scnes of hcanna that began
in 1989.
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NEW YORK -A lawyer saddled with heavy personal debt bas
disappeared with at least SI S. S mil hon an clients' funds, including an
orphan's inheritance, 1nvest1gators and sources said Tuesday.
He lcf\ behind a wife and 11 arown children. and a letter to
investors that said he had two months to hvc and had given away the
money -claims investigators doubt.
The lawyer, Steven J. Romer. owed large:: sums to Citabanlt,
Chemical Bank and the Internal Revenue Service, said an investigator
who spoke on condition of anonymity.
District Attorney Robert Morgcnthau said he is looking into
accusations that Romer. SS. absconded with money belonging to 40
clients, ancludang $700.000 that he held an trust for a 20-year-old
orphan. If the alkgat1ons are substantiated. Romer could be charged
wath grand larceny. Morgenthau said
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SACRAMENTO -EvC"r tiad
an urge for a heart-to-heart talk
wath Charles Manson»
How about some couch lime
with Sirhan Sirhan"
An entrepreneur from ~an
Luis Obispo has asked the Cali·
fomia Dcpanment of ( orrec-
tions to let him install 900-
pbonc lines in the cells of some
of California's most notonous
murderers.
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ncssman would pay the st.ate
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minute "hen the} reach out and
touch someone b} puncbin.g up
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cntcrpnsc we're interested an at
all." said Fred Mills of the
state's Frtt Venture pnson Jobs
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Cities gain cantl'll In c
lauahter, M>me wise
ptt50n once wrote, is the best
medicine.
And uz Anne wilJ have
pies of it for you in her o nc-
woman &hows Friday and
Saturday evenin&.S at the
Annex Auditorium of the
Santa Ana Civic Center.
A Hunttngton Beach
resident since she was in the
fif\h aradc at Gill Elcmenla.ry
(then tacy Junior H1ah.
Manna High and Golden
West College). Liz will trans.-
form hcnclf into a broad
Fred Martin
ixctrum of c haracters raoa-
ing from Janis Jophn. RO$C-=:, u&~_/H.
anne Barr and Imelda C ~ Marco, to a dolcn of her ... ____ _
own creation
··1 al.,..ays wanted 10 perform." Liz said dunng a rehearsal
break last weekend "More accurately. I always wanted to be
someone else."
Indeed she as
Am ong her people are Donna Corlcone. a Newport Beach
housewife and "Godmother -with my own organization". Ida
Mar Phlegm. a Balboa Bay Club has-been: Arlene Jean Guthnc. a
folk singer. and Babs Marblehead. Miss Orange County.
.. Look at me' I'm a beauty queen. right?" the 31-year-old,
rather amply shaped comedian laughed. "That's the beauty of this.
I can be anybody. My people are all pans of me."
L11 1s also Ruthat'. a homeless woman. "I've been blessed by
having a lot ol homdess people come to my store (she manages
a Wt'ndy's restaurant) and let me deal with them one-on-one.
W HINOTON -The U.S. u·
premc Coun, rejeaina an appeal by
the oat mdu tty, ruled Wednetday
that c111es and counties should be
allo~td to rcstnct on.ho.re faahucs
u~ 1n otr~horc otl and ps 6plo-
rataon.
The rul ina. which stemmed from
the 011 tndu~try's appeal or • de-
cision la!it June by the 9th Circuit
Coun of ppeals. may allow Ncw-
pon Stach and Laguna Beach to
control their shortlincs should drill-
'"' ultimately be allowed off their
coasts.
The ruling doesn't affect the city
of Hunt1ng10n Beach stnce the two
oil ri&.S ofT the city's coast are 1n
state waters and the faciliti~ have
bttn in place for more than 20
yean. Ma)or Peter Grttn said.
"But I am pleast'd to see some
con.sideratrons gtven to local gov-
ernments:· Green said.
The appellate court had rejected
a challcnae to the local govern-
ments b} the Western Otl and Gas
ssoc1at1o n and the National
Ocean lndu'>lrte'> .\.ssoc1at1on. The
two groups represent. rcspccuvely,
companae., secl.1ng 011 and gas o n
the Outer C'ontanental Shelf and
companies that provide them dnll·
1ng and related ~upphes and ser-
vices.
The oil industr)· contended that
local laws n-gulatang the onshore
facihucs "'ere unconst1tut1onal.
The 9th< art.ult ruled th.at the 011
indunry's chaJkoae was premature,
nolina that Praidcnt Bu.sh in 1989
iped 1 law baltiq funbet offshore
activities.
Tbc federal 90vemment controls
the ocean property and 11 em·
powered to issue katcS for offsbote
drilliq.
The a~als coun said that at
lca1t unlll the f~ral morawnum 1s
lined there arc no arounds for a
lawsuit challen1m1 the power of
nearly all the cot ta.I cities and
counties.
Tiit appeal court left open the
poss1b1lity of funht'T lqal action
apinst San Luis Obispo County,
which adopted an ordinance rcquir-
ina that local voters approve any
proposed on horc petroleum fac1h-
t1es.
But the appeals court said there
may no longer bra hve controversy
m volving that count) etther be-
cause Shell 011 Co decided to shift
onshore fac1ltttes propo~ for San
Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara
County.
The tndustry groups chaJlenged
ordinances adopted by Sonoma,
San Mateo. Montcre), Sant.a Cruz,
San Francisco and San Luis Obispo
Counttes and the c1 t1cs of San Fran-
cisco, Santa Cru1, Monterey. Morro
Bay and San Luis Obispo .
The case 1s Western States Pet-
ro leum v~ <io noma County.
90-805.
-From 1t.11/I aad Dally Pilot
•e•• 1ervltt1 rtpori.. A Shell offshore oil rig off Huntington Beach
"You .... ant to lal.e care of1hem. IC\>d them. But 1f you do. your
store 1s O\er-run ~mct1mes I ha'e someone 1ake a lunch out to
a person and ~y a customer bought 1t for them. You do what you
can " L11 sagh<'d
"I don't want to be superficial with Ruthie." she noted. "There
arc so man) problems -homeless people. alcohol and drugs. so
man} God ga'e us the ab1l11y to laugh and have a good ume We're
all hcrt t~ther and together we can resolve o ur problems."
Marinovich rebelling, says psychologist
l11 .\nne's pcopk arc not empt) shells. "I give them a hfe and
a h1stor) If I need 10. I can change their h1stor) 1 can't change
mine
The) ha\C' lamtl). fnends. favontc foods and colors." l.11
added "The\ ·re m) famil). my people."
In dc,dop1ng new characters for the show -"L11 Anne .
"lone at La11t" -L11 tool to the streets with a '1deo camera and
taped in ten 1ew!lt "'Ith scores of strangers.
Sht.' C'nded up with Alice. a middle-aged woman. and
Rocshone. a trurk drner
he fo und both of them 1n a shopping center near Huntington
Harbour. In the show. '1deos of Ahce and Rocshonc wall be shown
on a largc-S4. rl'en T \, thrn ~-guc to Liz becoming each of them.
By Paul Archapley
Orenge Coast Oa•ty Poto1
NEWPORT Bf.\C'H -Todd
Manno" ll'h " C'\h1b1 t1ng rebellious
behavior an an C'ITon to separate
htm'.iClf lrom Juthortt} figures.
Tha1'c; normal and health>
But much ol ha'i beha,1or as self-
d cstruru'c ThJt' neither normal
nor health'
Thost wne amo ng the
as..essmt'nh ut a .. pons psychologJSt
.... ho has 'il'\'n \1milar sclf-destruc-
lt\C bcha' 1nr 1n other athktcs o,1,ho
were ra1-;ed h' dorr.inat1ng fathers
or ;1u thont~ figure\
lkrnard \<.hwan1 1\ an an.,tructor
at Rancho '\an11ago ( ollcgc who
\J'X'Ual11e\ an v.ort...1ng v.1th 1enn1'\
pros and o ther athletes. He said
Manno' 1ch's problems this school
)Car. culm1na11ng unda)' with his
arrest 1n ~e"pon Beach on susp1-
c1on of po\~ss1on of cocatne and
manJuana Wl'Tl' the rt"Sult of sc'.
eral fauo~ 1nclud1ng a stnct up-
bnng1ng. athlct1l success at a )Oung
age and too mulh media attention
"You lJn alv.ays try to do
armchair quarterhack1ng - no pun
intended -about what m1gh1 ha'c
gone wrong ... ~hwanz said.
''I'm not going to pan th" on an}
dad. hut lhl' \lm tC'r }OU get the
mort' hkl·h \Ou JTt' to get '>Orne
rebellion ··
~·hwJn1 \aid \fan no' 1ch'<. be-
ha' 1or an rl·ccnt months <,uch as has
'>hou11ng match on the s1dchl\C'S
w 1th l '\( head coach larT) m1th
Junng a lootball game reminded
him of John \1rEnr()( the fief)
tenn1'> pro who al~> trained under
Jn .luthon tall'I: father and who~
un-coun tcmpt·r tantrum\ are
k'%l'ndar,
··1t"<, kind of an odd s11uat1on at
adnk'>Cence v. hen \OU need to ~p
aratt• "1th authunt} figures ~ou''e
been IO\Ohed with." h ..... an1 said
"It's d11li cult bel.t.1U'ie o f the control
that ha'> been there "
.\t the ~me ume. ~anno\1lh
has been under the pothght P•l
tun:d on magallne CO\er.. toutcd a'
a He1sman candidate and rumorl·J
to be headed tor tht.· \.jt111nal hl(1t
hall Lea~ue draft
"'t ou·r(' treated ltke royaJt) Ydu
begin to bdac'e all the plaudits lt
prnento. 'ou Imm gro"'1ng up,·
hv.an1 'Wild
h"'an.1 s.iad \1.m nov1ch v.,.outd
bcndit from 1.11un~ltng to help him
stop rl"lit-ll1ng 1n ..ell-defeaung. <k-
\trulll\ e WJ \\
H11wl''l·r ltr'lt hl' II ha'e to clear
up hi\ k g.ll problems
-\n c >rangl'. <. ount) dt'put) di!>·
tnll JttumC\ ..aid TueMia\ th.at the 11tli~l· "'Ill dl'Udl' thl!ll \\CCk \\hetht'r
to tik Lharttt•-; against Manno,·1ch
f1t·put' d1stnct attome) M1~e
"'-oc;k1 .,.;1d chartte-; ma} depend on
how mulh 1..1xa1nc \.1anno' ach was
La~1 n~ If 11 "a' ks'> than a gram
ht.· tall'' J m1'iolleml'anor Po'.isess1on
ol mun· than .i gntm 1i. a felon)
\'1dco "''" al!.o be used dunng costume changt's In o ne. Ida
Mac. the Ba) < lub has-been. tries to return her C'hmtmas tree ··11
doesn't "'ork." \he grumps . .\lier haggling "•th the salesman. Ida
MaC' linall'.I' ~1Hs up and "'al ks olT "'tth the tree "I'll male a 'ite"'
or wmethang out ol 11." she '>nons
.\nother \ldl'l> \lgnctte finds bcaut}-qucen BaM at the ~nta
l\na Zoo. 1m1ta11ng J monl.e} In a "'onderful bit ol \t'rcnd1p1t\
the muni...c, get\ an10 the act shakes m head an d1S[tU'il .md oound'
ufT
Council rejects proposed golf course in wetland
II \Ou could U\C' J le"' good laughs nght nu"' ~ou might "'ant
tu talc 1n "I 11 \nnl' \lom· JI Last·· It cenaanh couldn't hun
By Bob van Eyken
OranQe Coa~1 !) '" P.1n1
For ltll.l·t 1nturmJ11nn rail 841-1~)6
0
Great ldu~ \\ ould \OU hl.e to du r.omething ruu· tor o ur men
and w1lmen at war an thl· Maddie East,, Huntington Bcarh publil·
rtlatton'.i "'oman Cht'ne l\.err did and came up w tth the idea o l
"Operatmn DeS\:n 'im1k." a proJet·t to tmng some gnn'i to peoplt.'
w h11 'lord} nt't.'d them
(O'il.\ \1l\.\ -\\tldernC\'!> ad\l>tatc'>
SlOrt:d J hok an uni.' earl~ T Ul'-.dJ' morning a'
C II\ ( 11unlal mernhl'r'> \Oted ~-I not to build a
gull u>Urw tn J d<.'graded wetland below the
bluth JI 1-atr' ll'w P:ui...
ioc;\ ol more o pen ,pan· "'ould tlt.' an 1he pul"lhl
interest." <. O'>ta \k\d r1:<,1den1 .\Ian Rl'mangltin
\Jld
\nuthl·r rl''>llknt \\ arren Tulh·r argued
thJl gull '"uur..e' (an be dl''>1gncd w tth ahundant
lake'> and wt•tland' that lnuld hu\t man' '>f)('(te\
ol waldhk
( II\ < oun1.:·1lman Ja, Humphre~ summed
up the l<lunu l\ a1t1tudc to1itoard thl' golf counc
propo~I
'I'm J tiollC'r and r 'e often found that
wh,•n l''t' wanted tu pla' golf l'"e not been abk
to grt unto a 1.:nurw .. he ~•d "Rut I haH to
loo~ JI tht pubhl at largC' and I thtnl. tht' publll
at large "'ould be: ht'uer '>l'n.ed b' open space ·
"\\.c want peupk to hnng an)thtng lunn}.'' Chern~ ..aid
''( ards. JOl.e hook\. can nons. corned) rt.•cord1ngs '1dco'i -
an)thang tha1·, funn~ and an good taste ~c·11 takl' care of getting
at shipped O\l.'TS<!ai. ..
"vkmber\ ul the lit}·., golf cou~ w mm1t-
tn· and gulling .ad' ocatt''\ argued that a new
rnur\C would \l'n l. the necd., of pcopk .ind \till
pnl\ 1J1.:· l·nnugh upcn \pace Im hml' anJ
waldlt k
Former { os1a ~ta' or Koh\.·rt \I \\ 11"'"
anothl·r goll \.UUT<.t' ad' 11'.J tL'. ag.H·cd
.. ~ tldltfe do 1nhab11 gulf lllUr'><'' .. he "-ltd
adding th.ii hi.'\ w~n heron'>. cgrrL't' wild gl'\'\('
and rnamrn.il., \Ulh .l' fo \cs and u1\11tt.'' on goll
l"OU~\
( ounl alv.om.rn \.ind' (1enas agtttd that
1kmand lor golfing laultt1C's ncecds suppl~ 1n
<. L>'>la Me\a Rut .. he 'l.atd the pn,ate S«tor
llUlfhl t11 lill the g..tp
Bnng \Our rontnbuuuns to Opcrataon Dt:....-n <;m1k to l\.crr
<.om panics 1 689~ Bolsa ( h1ca , ~u11e 202. 1n Huntington fkach
JUSt north of Warner Fr~ Martlo 's t'olomo rus Moodays, W~orsd•ys •ad .~twr
day1.
.\d\ll\:Jll'~ 111 J n.uural hah1tJt on lh<.· .$11-
acr,· trJll 'aid nwrl' peopk could u\C 11 ti 11 wl·rc
~l'flt in w 1ldernl''" and that 11 would 'upp<in a
grl'Jlt•r '.met~ 111 w 1ldl1fc
Bui another rc->1dent. 8111 \\ nght said .i goll
lOUr\t· w,1uld J1<,prnport1onate l) benl'lit 11nC' age
group
.. I hcrl··, nu mention of chaldrt:n w 1th a g1>lf
1llUr\(' .. he \.31d
\\ e JlreJJ\ hJH' two pubht: courses." sbc
\.lid "II "'e "'l'Te 10 build another one. we would
h:nr a dl\propon1onate amount of o ur pubLc
open .,P3lC' dnotcd to golf courses.-
( ouncalman Ed <Jla.,go~ himself an avid
goiter cu t the lone \.Ott for the golf course. ·-rm Jn J' 1d golfer and 11 would be n1n• to
ha't' another gnlf courst' but I don't thin~ thl·
Developers, SOS director fight
jump in park construction fees
By Bob van Eyken
Oranoe Coast Oa•ty P11o1
CO'il \ MESA -In a m ovr
cnlt<.., .,;11d l'Ould radical!) in-
crease tht pnce of the c ity's
alread) cxpens1vr ho using. C it)
, C'ounc1I member'l \oted Monda)
to study ramng the foes charged
to de' c lopel"'i for park con,truc-
uon
Whale the council stopped
shon of adopting a proposed
fi,rfold incren)C in the cny's park
f~. a maJont)' of council mcm-
beM said the) fa,orcd substan-
ttall> increasing the fee. which
has not bttn raised since 1979
Co"a Mesa now characs the
lowest park fee. about Sl.500 per
s1nak fam1I> home ofan) c1ty o n
the Onsnge Coast. Newpon
Beach characs S6.800. Hunt-
ingto n Beach chars" S2.300 and
1n lf\1ne the fee 1s $5.000. The
propo!oed ancrca~ to $9,642
would make 05ta Mesa'• fee the
h1ghc\I an the arcll
Opponents of the propo~d in-
crease spanned a broad rangt•.
from Jc\-cloper\ to one of the
communit) ·s most promant'nt
po\trt) fighter'
Jean Forbath, director of Share
Our Selves. the ett) ·~ largt"St pov-
ert) rehef agenq . 5.aad ~he fC"ared
the proposed increase "o uld
worsen Costa Mrsa·, '\horuge of
low<ost housing.
"I think an)thing that·, going
to add to the co t of housing
needs to be looked at very
carefully." she said
<\ Costa Mesa arctutccl. Craig
Hampton. said increased park
fees would hun ~miller bu1lde"
already squttzcd b) a rctt ion
and a slov. housing market.
"I'm afraid what I'm -sec1n1
hert tomght 1 an ad"crsanal
positton. the council venu<J the
developers." Hampton said.
Council members said. how-
ever. that they were not out to hit
dc,elopers but to ampro'c.-thr
cit~·., parks
"I think \Ou'rt heanng fru,.
trauon rather than an ad\C'rsan.11
po<,1t1on ." Ma ,or M an
Hornbuckle said. refemng to the
tacts that parlr.. fees have not been
ad1usted for I: )t'ars. and cl!\
ollinalo; have been cons1denng
the present proposal for mo nth'>
Two council members. Pctt'r
BufTa and Ed Glasgo...... spoke
agaan\t the proposed 1ncrea!>C'
"Tht reason we haven't ra1S('d
the fees m I 2 years 1s ma} be
het·aust the' don't nttd to be ra1~:· Gla$ao"' said
One rca'iOn dc,elopen pH for
oppos1n1 the f« increase 1s that an appraisal of the cit)·._ park
ne«i conductC'd last Man:h is
now out of date Cit' stafT ..... ,11
conduct another appra1'8l and
rccalculatr the proposed fee 1n-
crea'\.C over the ne't month and
the pro~I ~•II return to the
Ctt) C'ounctl on Feb. t 9
Playhouse avoids high rent, for now
COSTA MESA -The Costa
Mesa Ctvtc Playhouse won a
'h!'tt'-mon'h repnc"'e Monday
n1aJtt from rental paymmu for its
theater It Rea Commuoi'Y
Center e\f\tt that. howevtt, the
thtltcr sroup wwll ba~ ao blajn
walk1n, the road toWlrd ftnaftCJaJ
indtpcndcncc.
Pi•)~ board mnnben bid
bttn r.dnt up to Sf .j()O 1 month
1n rent for the ..,.ce at Rea
Ctnter. beted on dw ,._. of
about 19 m.u 1...,. fool llei111
<'hat'lfd other ....,...t ll'CMIPl-
T1'c communny dleMli' UOUpt
had "°' bten paJifts.., ......
I IUfl rr1'0f1 pnpered 1111 )W
had uacstcd an 1ncrcue 'o onl} "The playhou~ is an 1mpon -
S 100 a year ant cultural actt\ at)' and n 1'
Bua the oty of Co ta MC1&. much nttdcd:· pla house beard
which leaxt R~ Center from the prtt1den1 Diam Ta)lor sa.id.
Ntwp0n·Mesa oaficd School ('ounc1lwoman nd)' Genis
°''lrict for SI 10,000 a )ear. i said. ho~vn. that af sonal set·
lookina for"" .IO ft'a>UJ> l'DCft "'et astn ies have to pa then to
of the nx and mainteMntt (Oil should the the pla)bO\l'IC.
from the chlritics comm•n1ty or· ··1 don't thank it's r.ir that tbn
pniutiOM that subkelc 1t tty .,. should pay no rent ~ oi-
G'ounal rMtnbtn decided at a pnantions that are canaa iw
tudy 1aM Wttk that 1 brain damllCd )'CMI~ Md
mOCT sublUlft&ial rat ecreatt okt ~with Alzhdrna" •
thcMald bt COMidcfed fOf tht ptly• a~ pa lftl ""~" IM IUl.
IMMlit. The C®netl ~ <*d $-0 '° c-.
Playboutr ollkiah COfttndfd the: pla)' SI 00 for *-
tbal the ,. a 11 ut SI~ raw montht and rtqUtre dlM 1111
lee •au.Id put tM "°"'""'°"' thtaltt ~p obaitn I I "'lliol 1beattr trouJ" out o( buli--. n habiht tntura~.
Murderer pleads not guilty in escape
By Emily Adams signed to gual'\1 Hughes after 4'hC' catl h a plane to Den,cr ~hen cap-
Ot •nQe Coast Deily Pt101 attempted t11 e~ape 1n IQ ", al-tun·d
lcgedh smugglcd H ughes ofT thr Tht• pmon at Frontera hu bttn
( Hl"-.0 -<on' ade\.I Hunt-d under Ii-"tnc-last "umm--·bcn pnson 1tJ"OUn ' in an tnSlllUllOn n , .. ' .. , -1n11-tun Bcal h murderer and pn\llO (' 1 h _. h h 1.-1 fll"'>"-""''r .... pons ... v .. •led that 'an og 1e111 a\ \tatn.i s e e t"" .. .,_,.,.. • .. • ... ..... n~Jfll'C k.inettc L'nn Hughl'S ap-H ughes ~ape ll\.'1.auo;c she knev. of pn,oncri hJd died from treatable
ix·an·d '" a C'ahfornia lOunroom tht' st'\ual ahu'it' and had been d1sea'\('\ 'u'h a maJnutnuon and
ag.i1n T ul'"1a~ 10 plead no• (l.U•lt' to h -·• ~ h d '"th ma and that bothnfcnso-
f t rt'atenn.i l'' t c 'i.lme guar .. , ........ lhJrgl·' o fl l"cing a ma\lmum-"iC-and guard\ openl\ tra 1ckcd 1n l uni\ pnwn last March Wcanng blue JC'ans a bla k shin drug!I
.tnd handculh H u~hr'.i faced the
( h1no Muninpal <. oun Judge Judge alone" Tuc~a' ( u&Jietu rt'-In the past )Car o ne former
Ra,mond C Youngquist t.'ntercd guard ha been convicted of sex ma1M J3tlcd in f l Pa\O appealing a I' thl' no1-gu1h) pica for tiu0 ht·<, be-rnmts <1ga1ns1 1cmak guards and IY' coun·, dC'Ctsao n fort intt her rtturn L'. cau~· a public defender ha!> not H't pnsonr~. "'hilt' another 1onner to C'ahfom1a w hl·re 'hc faC'C'S h\.·cn JSs1gncJ 10 the ca"iC correct1onal <i<"rg<.'ant was tnd1<:1cd c harges of harhonnti J lu(ut1'e h f I llughe!.. con' 1cted ot murdcnno o n c argt' o '>t"\.ua I\ attaclang ~o e .\fkr their Maf'lh e\Cape the pair her husband. JamC'S Hughe!> in tnmate'.i all,,.,,.cdl) took a n.•ntal l llT to Las Wh•th r o n t H uah-s con I\)~" for S442.000 in insurance ~D .. e r 0 e .... I •
mone' contend' she fled the Ca.It -Veg.a~. flc" to Phoen1:\ thtn to El v1ctcd on csc.ape charges. she ~ill Paso. ~here the) ~ere hop1n1 to o--the "tat .. 'I \.C ...... to 11~
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• ec... ~ firm's nnployttS wett MariMt
0... Dllr ,... from the nearby Tu1tio and El Toro
i:oA•nu PnMctive SerVices is air stations who were moolllialniq ~ .. for ah ll)Od employees. for t-'tll income. TM ~oriry of :nae war in IM Peniaa Oulf and those Mannes arc now in lhc ~r·
Wl"arism jincn at home have com-sian Gulf, said Bloomer, bjm~lf a
bioid to produce a boom in the. retired Manne Corps aencral and
~ tM11ineu. But for the Or· former commander of the Tu tin
Uilt County office of the Oakland-and El Tom ba!itl.
bMid company, the .ecmmgly in· One of APS's principal com·
.. tiabk need for increated protec· petitors, Pinkcnon's Inc., is acuvcly
tion bu ~n a mixed blcssjng. trying to bolster its current roster of
~na to Art Bloomer, senior 400 employees, said Don C rowe,
oftkiaJ in APS's Orante County dastnct manager of the Orange
oflk::e. tM company hu scrambled County division of the inter·
in ftleent -wttks to rccnut new em· national security agency.
playeet to keep up with demand. Crowe estimates that has com·
••nis is a difficult labor market r: ~-pan> has receive<! ~uests 1or an ~use our basic waie is under additional 1.000 hours of work per
$10. People who make those wages week in the past few weeks. "I
really can't afford to live in Orange wouldn't say it put us through a test
County. We've had a hard time." exactly. but at certainly made us
Bloomer said. very. very busy."
American Pro tective Services Crowe said the time it takes for
provides auards -unarmed in new recruits to be sent into the field
most cases for residential 'anes. depending on their assign-
propcnies. o il refineries. utihtaes. ment But all new emplo)ces go
manufactunng plants and dcf<'nse through a basic training. he added.
contractors, among others Bloomt>r In add111on to pn' atc companies.
said. most public ut1ht1es and John
And those arc typical of the types Wayne Aarpon repon ughtened sc-
of institutions that bave ughtened cunt} as fighting erupted 1n 1he
sccunty an response to Iraqi strong-Maddie East.
man Saddam Hu scin's pro mise of Howe,er. Charles W alson. a
terrorist acts against the U.S. spokesman for Southern Cahfom1a
Bloom<'r estimates that has firm Edison. ~1d that the uuht) ·s O r-
has rcttaved 5.000 hours of work ange Count~ fac1ht1cs prov1d<' their own !>eCUfll\ f U date, Edison has
per week an the last few weeks. And not hared add1tional guards. but has
the compan)' could use an ad-taken othn pn:cau tionar)
dational 25 to "\O employees to meet measure<;, \\ al\nn \J1d
that demand. he ~ad. Secunt) at John \\a) nc .\1rpon
The labor shonage at APS as 1s provided b) thl' Orangl' C ounl)
exacerbated. Bloomer said . ~cause Shcntrs dcpanmcnt. an a1 rpon
until fi1.e month~ ago. many of the spokes-woman \31d
ltestaurant Enterprises
buys 120 Marriott outlets
IR V l "'JE Rl'\lau r an t
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Perf ectioriisnt, Panic
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BY JERRY KASOORF, PH.D.
Anlilry Disorders art now being rtrognittd as w
most common mtnial ht4llh prolkm in Ammca. Unal
rtantl', sufftrm of obstssivt-compulsi~ and panic
disordm o/ttn wtrt misdiainosed and mistttalt.d .
In a serits of ltewre.s, Dr . Kasdoef disausa
W Caktt.S, sytnprom and treatmtnt ~
for chtst dmliuuing prolMms.
Wednaday, January 23
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Alistair Hawker of Studio Becker Kitchens shows
handiwork In his Newport Beach "touchroom."
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By Tony Oodero
Ontno9 COlll4 OllllV Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -With
the airivaJ of Britisher Alistair
Hawker on the Oranae Coast,
there's I Sood chance the Amen-
c~n kitchen may never be the
same.
Hawker 1tarted des11nm1.
c reatina and manufacturina
kitchens IS years aao in England.
when he cnde<t his tcachina ca-
reer and went into business for
himsdf. Now. he's running Stu-
djo Becker Kitchens. m the John
Dominis Marina an Newport
Beach.
"W ith homes becoming
smaller. kuchens have to be mo re
efficiently planned," Hawke r
· said. "Nothing's changed about
the American kitchen. They arc
I 0 to 15 years behind Europe."
But Hawker as out to chnnge
that with his efficiently designed
kitchens and labor·savang aids.
"It's very much a personalized
service." he said. "I help the
people design their kitchen be-
cause" they have to use 11. not
me."
Hawker was tnuned as an in-
dustrial arts teacher and he
taught in Kenya. Canada and
England before g1' ang all of that
up to start his own business. ··r "e alwa)S had the urge to be
sclf-emplo}'C'd." he said
Whale he mainly designs
kuchens, Ha"' leer has also bu alt
them b) hand
"It's vcr) much
what r,e done," he
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Geoff Landon drove home from
Friday cvcnina's 1990 Christmas
Boat Parade and Home Decoratina
Awards Bartquct and Auction at the
Newport Beach Mamou clutchina
the Wilham D. Lusk swttpstikes
award. Hr won fo r his Gnnch
topped .racht that paraded the
harbor dunna the boat parade. The
ultimate holiday house award went
to Hap Beyers on Lado Isle.
Carol Humphreys
Wedneeday, Januery 23, 1911
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l • Peyne.'e>r.not eo.t Delly Pilot
Ncar1y 300 members and auests
of the Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commcrrc celebrated
the success of the Chnstmas parade
and its new leader 8111 Hamilton.
The) dined on shnmp scampi and
chicken and raised more than
$20.000 for next }ear's shindig. BUI Hamltton, Sally Loats and Or. Norman Loats at awards banquet. Geroge McGafflgan. Maxine Montgomery
On Thursda)' e\cning, 250 pccplc
gathered to celebrate the opening of
"Edward Corbet: A Retrospective •·
at the Laauna An Museum. The
prtsentation wa$ made possible by
the Exh1bit1onists. a museum sup-
port council. The show includes
works from Corbett' JO.year ca-
reer.
Guest curator Susan Landauer
felt 11 was a natural for our times.
"Corbeu's paintings \ICrc angry.
They were a reaction '" the war.
Yet." she asserted, "he was con-
vinced that specific ~1nut:s could
arow from conglornerauc ns of
evil." As one of the most inflt.cntial
artists and trachcrs of abstract cx-
p r c s s i o n 1 s m, the artist
phtlosophizcd that his art was an
assertion of humane values. Cer·
tainly a timely belief.
Corbett's elegant and at-
mosphcnc works wett augmented
by appetizers from 242 Cafe. Gue ts
sipped wine and nibbled w11h rthsh
"n fluff) filo spankpoata and
salmon bits floating on cucumber
~as.
Mused 1mprcsM'd Ann Weil er.
"People aren't 1us1 here to party
They arc actuall} interested in the
art'"
Enthu!llJ'>I .\rthur ~tnck WB'> Paula and .\rl1e ~herman. Gerald
head·to-head Wlth M .\ Grttn· Buck C.reg Escalante. Mary Hen-
'>lcin. the mu..eum''i ne"' curator of dnckwn and I.arr. 1'1el'>on. The art
cducat1CJn "II <>ix-aks to me" Strick ""ork\ "'ill Ix· on '1e"' through
a'o"'ed "It''> the antithesis of Marxh 24
what' happening in the world "
.\mong the fir>t n1ghter> "'ere C•rol Ott Joaes also <'OatrlhlH
Dolores ~1lhou'>. board president. lo OJ• colama
Rudy and Suzy Baron with Michele and Don Yahn at awards banquet Dolores Milhous (center) with Vanna and Dennis Gaussa. Barbara Miles and Dorothy Bendetti
L.M. Boyd
Volunteers
toast most
It was a 1 ondon ph~ '9uan.
Gaston Ta"' an "'ho pro' ed
dnnlr.ef"> get drunker more qu1ckl)
on "'h1ske) and \oda than JU St on
wh1ske\ alone He askC'd medical
st udents to help him run the tests.
and was s~amped with \'Olunteers
Takes a chimp about 12 )'tars to
grow as big 85 1(5 ao1ng to get.
When women w1th money look
around for matnmonial mates. the)'
try first for a mone) match. When
men with mone) look around for
matnmonial mates. they try first for
a bedroom match. So says a student
of the social scene
If you've e'er invented an)'thing.
pica~ note· Many firms offer to
promote )'our 1nvent1on for a fee
Rt'St'archen did a stud} on them
Paul Turle' of the federal Trade
Comm1ss1o'n 1s quoted as sa)ma.
" ot a single one of 30.000 people
v.ho paid such promoten ever
made a prof.t."
It was that sa Dr Robert
Anthon) who said. "The one who
loves the least controls the rela·
uon hip."
Q. Where do I wntc to find out'
how to join the French Forctan
Ltaion?
A. L.qaon Etranacrt. Quan1er
Vienot. 13400 Aubqne. France.
India wants to stop polluuna the
sacred Oaqes Raver. So afs build·
1n1 elcctnc crtmatona thettby.
Teachers know all about "track·
ina" -~ t. medium and slow
lcarnina cla Many think 11'1
new. It's not. The uCnd betan in
Elitabtth NJ .• naht after tbc aVll
War.
If )OU'rt looklllil for I hobby
you·u ne~tr comolctcly mlMCt. col-
lect buttcrfllft. T1'olt who do IO •Y t~ arc more. ptObebl)' far more.
than I 00.000 tPCCift.
h01 I 9tiltorical lift dlM 1.aW-,_ o/ nllialOl ..... ml
,-lirt& tVtf)' IUMht di ..... -I
a.I.
Panic attacks embarrassing to businesswoman
DE.\R .\'!°'; L.\,m·R~ I am .t
'iUCCCSsful bu'i1ne\\\\Oma n ~ho \Uf·
fcrs from pantl JllJ "' Out 01 the
blue. almO'il al "' 1\\ \.\hl'n rm In J
pubhc plau· I ht.•tun tn fcl.•I fJrnt
m~ heart rx unJ, and I think r m
going to die M' lir\I p.1n1l JllJll
occum·d f11ur 'ear11 ago Jnd thn
are getting m1m· frl'qut·nt and more
1ntcnSt". f h"''l' JllJtl' an.: ruining
m' life
't ha'c !\pent ~l·ar' tr.ing to a,01d
s1tuat1on'> "'hl·rr I might panil M '
"'urld 1s ht.'l 'ming '>m.iller <'"<'"
da\ i recent!\ mamcd thr tx-.. 1 man
in the "orld He kno"'" nothing
about m~ problem. and I'm
a<.hamcd to tell him Ocl.au\t' 11 1s ro
cmharrao;<>rn~ He lo'l' to tr.l\cl
and 1t''i agon' for mr to go "1th
him bu1 f'H been torcmg m'self
I'm a "'httc-1..nud..le fl1<'r and
almo'>t faint on 1ale-om and land-
ings
I rt"al11C.' that this lllne~ as no"'
coming out of the do'ioet I lno"'
that rcscarl h 1'> being done to help
the m1lhons of ~oplc who are
para I} zed b~ this cnpphna con·
d1t1on . It 1s 1mpo'is1blc to descnbe
how difficult 11 1s to h"e "'1th an
illness that can come on without
warning and knock ~ou flat.
I've read that rc'iCal'('h indicates
panic attacks ha'e nothing to do
'Allh mental illness but arc brought
on b) a ehem1cal imbalance. I want
to live a normal ltfe ap1n. Please
Ann Landers
cus~· rt•••
help all of us b~ tc.-lltng us "'here to
go for help -C'H I( .\(10
(LO ET < .\ E
DEAR CHJCAGO: A &reat deal of
proves• b1 btta D"•de ID this area
ud tlilousaads of ~le attack saf·
fettrt are fladiD& relief tbuks to
some lilla~ly dftttJve dn111 and
aew psyclilot~erapy approacliles
I bave made It a pnctlce not to
ldeatlfy 1pedflc clnigs In &11111
colamn for obvtou reaHns. bat I
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\\ hl·n "t" lir\t nlt't 'OU \a" d hard·
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l.harming and 10<\d-lookms But hl"
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tra'ihcd hi' hU\IOl'\'> ht."C3U\c." hr
spent too nu\h t1ml' a~J\ lrom the
office
Mone) " 'er. tight no"' .. ·'ld 1f
I didn't ha'C' a good JOb 1itte'd be up
against 11 't ou must be pa~ina for
C'\C~ thing bel3U"C he donn ·1 ha\<'
a sp:ire dollar He·s put on \.\.t'1ght
and lost most ofh1\ hair lf,ou had
met him toda~ ~ou "ouldn't g1\e
him a S«o11J loc.ll
't lu 'Mllnfil<'d ~our ~If-respect
anJ l\1\t m~ 1m·ndsh1p for a man
h• 'lo"' I' t'lrnll" and afraid to he
~en v.11h \.OU He'<> 'illll II\ ing at
home because he can't afford to
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Gem of &k Day: A 1094 m"" 6' •
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Sidewalk Sale
Friday and Saturday
January 25 & 26th
9:30am-5:30pm
50% OFF
... and more on Ladies' Apparel,
Gifts, Children and Table Top Items.
PASAD£•A
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l
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tarts Monday
Fil"' critic Rex Recd will help
kkk off the 23rd teet0n of the
Town Hall Celebrity Series Monday
ruomina.
• Also tehcdulcd to appear thi'i
year are Admiral Elmo Zumwalt,
Feb 25; Dr. WatTCn Thomas,
. March 25: and Vif'linia Graham,
April 22. II talks will begin at
,10:30 a.m. at Edwards Cinema
Theatre in Newport Center.
Proceeds fro m the event \\Ill ben-
efit the Assistance League of
Laguna Beach and the ssjstancc
League of Newport Beach. sponsors
of the series. The Orange Coast
DaHy Pilot 1s undcrwnllng the
event.
The To"n Hall Celebnt}' Senes 1s
a maJor fund raiser for the As-
sistance League of Laguna Beach.
Proceeds from the c'ent will be
used for se' era I phalanthrop1c pro-
JCCIS sponsored h~ the t"o chapters.
Projects include the l raveling
Homemakers ~P KC anJ Lari) ln-
tcf\ cnt1on program for tht· treat-
ment of mt'n1all\ and ph~s1call}
handicapped hah1t'' operatC'd h) the
Laguna thaptt•r and Da' Care
Cen1er and Children's Dental
Health C en1cr o~rated h~ the
"e" pon thJJ'lll'r
Rl't'd " '>I.tr of th<.' nat111nalh
syndicated television show .. At the
Movies" and has written reviews
for numerous map.zincs and new ..
pape rs including .. Voauc:·
"Women's Wear Daily." "New
\ ork Daily News" and "New York
Post." He has wnttcn seven boob.
including his latest, .. Personal Ef..
f~s." which sold S0,000 copies in
u s first four v.ttks of publication in
the Unittd talcs. He will discu
his work and the movies.
Zumwalt. former head of the
U nited States Navy, will analyze
international problems in rqional
hot spots. He will present these
problems in a global ~rspcctivc 1n
his talk entitled "World and Re-
gional Tensions."
Recently retired d1rccto r of the
Lo!> \ngeles Zoo, Thomas is sched-
ukd to present "Voyage to Ararat."
During his tenure at the 700,
Thomas helped lead the facility to
a world leader in animal collcc-
11ons 1ono' at" c educatio nal pro-
grams endangered species proctcc-
11on and \\lldllft· conservatio n.
The linal speaker m the scnes 1s
Graham, author o f five books and
former talk show hostess. She will
bnng her forthright st)'le. wit and
boundless encgr) to Newpon Beach
as she prescnt!I ··Life After Harr).''
a tail. about her latest book of the
'klrnc nam~
Fiim critic Rex Reed will open the 1991 Town Hall Celebrity Serles
Monday.
T 1cl..t.'1s for the enure To" n Hall
( clehnt} Sencs are ava1labk for s..i 'i The\ l an be ordered b~ phont.'
or at thl· dnor that da} T1d,l'\\ for
1ndl\ 1dual talks will be old at the
door for S 15 each. 1f a vailable.
For more 1nformat1on or to order
111.l..et\ lall 67'-6130 or 7~1-737
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Ballet offering
show for children
Ballet Pacifica will rina io the
new year with its continuina Chil-
dren's Ballet Series Saturday and
Sunday when the company per-
forms "Peter and the Wolf'' and
"The Enchanted Toyshop."
A total of five performances will
be held. with shows scheduled at
I :30 and 3:30 p.m . Saturday and
11 :30 a.m .. 1:30 and 3:30 p.m .
Sunday at the Festival Forum
Theatre in Laguna Beach.
"Peter and the Wolf' is a de-
lightful misinterpretation of the
original story of Peter, who 1s told
flot to venture into the woods be-
cause there arc wolves. But since
Peter is too big and strong to be
afraid, he goes out of his yard and,
of C'C\11~ the wolf appC'ars from the
woods.
.. The Enchanted Toyshop .. cells
the story of a little coyshop filled
with unusual dolls and the array of
customers - a governess and child,
a coqueue and lady in purple -
who rome into to Stt them. When
the day ends, magic happens and
the dolls wake up and dance
through the ruaht.
Tickets for the show arc $7 for
adults. and SS for c hildren 12 and
younger and senior citizens.
The Festival Fo rum Theatre is
located at 650 Laauna Canyon
Road. on the Festival of Arts
grounds. Parking is available
nearby.
For funhcr information call
642-9275.
Soviet symphony and violinist
performing at Center Saturday
Theatre reduces
student prices
In inc Barc lay Theatrr " of-
knng ~tudcnts a !IUb,u1.1t1..1I d1s-
tount for this \\l'd:., per-
formances of thl' 11 uhbard
'ltrcl't Dann· C omp.111' Ch1-
lJ[!.n·s arcla1med mo<l~rn Janee
troupe
Orange ( ount\ Phtlh.irmunlt ~
r1et}' con11nue., 11' 14\/0 111 < 1rt.'at
Orchcc;t ra'i \l'rtt'" "'11 h .i r1 l'\l'n-
tat 1on 0fthl· l 'I'll< '-.tall ''mphom
\aturda\ 31 x r m .11 !ht' ( )rangl·
< ount' Prrf(lfn11ng \rh C t'IHt'r
L l'd h' uindul111r 't t'\ gt'n'
\\Ct la nm tht• ort.hl'\tr.1 "111 r11·r-
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Edltorlal .
Marinovich's sweet
success turns sour
Todd Marinov1ch tasted success and fame early in life. He
was ~med for both. And, both were ex pected of him.
Bcainruog as a freshman at Mater Dci, Marinovich
displayed superior athletic ability. And when things at that
school soured. Marinovicb's father reportedly helped his son
transfer to C.p1strano High School in Mission VieJO where the
young quanerback's career and reputation nourished and p-ew.
Then. in 1988, when Marinov1ch mulled over the scores
of colleg~s all but drooling to offer him football scbolanhips,
it was not surprising to anyone that he selected USC. His father
and uncle bad J<>ne there.
After redstuning bis freshman year, Marinovich took the
hdm for the Trojans in 1989, leading them to the Rose Bowl
and eliciting admiration from teammates. sponswnters and
more than a few pro football scouts.
But this paJt year, something changed. The young man
known as Robo QB because of the strict football regimen his
father nurtured him in. began to show signs of being motal.
after all.
Though the season began amid talk that Mannov1ch was
either on the verge of winning the coveted Heisman Trophy or
turning pro, tt quickly began to unravel. At one point
Marinov1ch was suspended for failing to go to class. a
fundamental requirement for any college student.
Dunng the John Hancock Bowl, Marinovich was pulled
fr om the game after throWtng three interceptions and 1mmcd1-
atcl) became locked m a shouting match with his head coach.
l.al'T) math. And more recently, the young quarterback was
suspended from the team for m1ssmg a mandatory squad
meeting and fa1hng to enroll for the spnng scm~ter.
Things didn't hit bonom. hoY..ever. until earl y unda)
morning when Newpon Beach police arrested Mannov1ch on
susp1c1aon of po sessmg cocaine. Police said they found a small
amount of manJuana. too.
Manno,1ch faces as much as a year m county Jail. though
11 1s unlikely he will be handed such a stiff penalty.
Be)ond the ob\lous -that Mannov1ch needs to pull his
hfe together -this appears to be the stof) about a marvelously
gifted )Ong man who was directed and steered and pushed but.
pcrhap . ne\'er allowed to grow up.
And. m that. there may be a message to the rest of us.
Write to usl
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Best ol the HoUlne
Editor's note The following arr
samples of Orao1~ Cout Dally
Piiot readers· comments and mt1-
e1sms. The Pilot publishes the~
respon5"S on a ftJu/ar basis and
encourages 11s readers to all the
Editor's Hot/int• at 6-1!·6086.
Gllll news
There has been some discussion
about "hether the Dally Piiot
'hould pnnt most!) local or na-
tional nc""s
I am all for the local news. be-
cause I think .._e should know what
,.., going on in the c1t1t'1 and count).
But. l'\C~ gotten some -..rt} good
national information from the
Pilot.
Some lime ago there "'as an
an1cle b' Jad. '\nderson that
hrought out the Iran Conlra affair
bcfon.-an'bo<l' realh kne" about
11 He said that lm1el was selling
armaments to Iran. ~ \.\hen Presi-
dent Rragan found out he thought
he could sell has armament and get
money for the Nicaraguan contras.
This was aflrr 11 was illegal to do
this
Then o n Jan. 14. the Evans and
Novak column. ··Democrats bungle
war debate:· 11 shocked me Also 1
e nJO) the .\ssociatcd Press articles.
the) are 'l'r) good.
TIMIJ •vice
To lbe Kell)S of his ume. Mark
T"'aan ad' 1scd. ·· .. r ought never to
do wrong when peopk are looking.··
111111 .. lllVI
~h comment 1s about the war
s11uat1on It S«ms as 1f the com-
pc11t1on 1s between Saddam
H ussein and the world and I can't
undentand wh he C'3n't JUSt be
eliminated. euhcr b) putting a ran-
som on has head. dead or ah'e
He's JUSt one man. There 1s no
rea\on one other li fe has to be lost
because of him. lfhc was an outlaw
on the strttt, he would be handled
that way
01111111
The person wbo as having thr
problem acnma &Jue off of things.
Herc comes the answer. You go
to an Ace Hardv.are Store and grt
a product called Lift Oft
It's made by a compan) called
Motscnbcx:ker's Lift Off.
If you follow the dfrecuons on
lhe can this pcnon's problems Wlll
be O\er. the OM who allowed the
suptt aJue to 50ak throuah the
paper.
w.--.
Bush and the Rcpubhc::an warm-
one,cn finally hi~ wbllt *Y want.
the 011 barons can now c:oottnue to
ftl l'at on the blood of 1nn0ttn
They should all die lftd burn in
hell.
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thought It appropnate to put the
folio" ing 4uotc 1n your paper
··Hry. you 1ust gona tell them all
the l·old beer and hot women are 1n
Turkr) and the~ ·11 go through Iraq
hke a dose of \.Jll'>"
Somcbod) ought to tell both uf
them no" l'i not the ume for th1 'i
trash Tell them ... 11h something
cle' er like a termination nottct'
This concerns ""ater rationing
and water conscrvataon
I th1nl one of things that 1s often
O\Crlooked b) the pohlllOS when
the) are tr) ing to organize these
watrr campaigns 1s that a lot of
peopk that are doing thr artual
~ork out there do not sJXak or read
Engl1 h
I 1h1nl that II \\OUIJ be \t•n \\IS('
1f there .. ould be a notice an
pan1sh. <. h1nesc and \ 1ctnam~.
inC'luded ""llh the hall\ <ouch as
"Hr) v.c: Jre 1n a real drought thl'>
\('Jr and 1f \OU v.aste water. )uu're
going to run out ..
Give Kelly 1 ll'l1lc
I don't lave an Huntington Beach
but I am gt'tt1ng so sick of S«ing all
th1'i lrlP thrown at Jack Kell\
( 1u.arant~ he shouldn't h.a' e ~u.1
1l aloud but he f~ls like a lot ot
other people fttl. The~ d1rhanh
that ~' kt's forg1"e and forget and
l1ss their asses. Ha\C "c all realh
forgotten [kc 71 J wonder h 11 ..
long 11 .. 111 take for us to 1o~e1
ahou1 the Iraqi crap \h "-t<lh
\Ou.rt.' entitled to bel1c-..r and I
th1nl wu·re a good Ameman
M) problem 1s the hcadhne<1 ''"
\Our paper. Todd Manno\lch ur
~halt.''er It Sttms hkc )OU lOuld
put rometh1n1 ni~r on the hc."ad ·
hne This 1s all we have to gel up
10 an) mo~ in your nc" paper 1s
something ~uve. It would b( w
much ~tter to put something to
help a young man 1n lead of this
~II\(' thlOklfll. That's aJI ~OU
ha\'C an this paper an) more it's
temble ........
Thank you Vet) much for putt.ant
"God Blcu Amcna·· •nd the flaa
on the front ~ of w paper. We
Just appreciate thlt so much and
hope )OU wtll CODlllJUC that.
Toda)''s article on the front JM11C
about Marincn Cburch, we think
thlfs JUjt area• and such an cn-
rouf'l&(meot to people and our only
hope.
w~. Janu8fY 23, 189111
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I '40uld JUSt hkr our military to
bomb the Iraqi supply lines
.\n ~rm) needs to have food and
'iupplaes to Cart) on With the quan-
t1t~ of troops the) have on the
liaud1 Kuwait border. It wouldn't
take long to star-..e them out and to
make their supplies lacking
I think that 1s the besl wa)' to go
we have enough aircraft to take
tht•m out. meaning then supphrs
and 1f this is donr ..,e can surrh
\3\C' our ground fof'C'es
I .tm a V1rtnam \t'teran and I JUSt
hope WC' do this
Atta Illy
I JU)t .. ant to commend tht' Dail)
Pilot tor 11s rn'erage in thr Gulf
cns1\
It's -..rr) rt'fre,h1ng 10 loC't" a l<X·al
nc .. spaper taking on a luge .. orld
e'ent. I know sometimes tht' Dail)
Pilot seems to stray from world
events. but you have a ver) good
mu. and I appreciate 11. a
I 1ust .. anted to tell )'OU guys that
this paper rcall) has tumcd ar?und
1n a lot of good ways.
It has also maintained its local
lo .. -profile image but at the same
tame 1!'<1 got more depth 10 a lol of
th<' nallon;il issues. such as the
stcx.·k marll·t
TNlllYI
Ttus 1s Phil ~nsone On )Our
cd1torul regarding the trolle) line
The idea' \11u i:\pre\SC'd e acth
l"\pre,., thl· ,,1mmi:nts of thr
op1n1o n ol lhl' m.lJOn t' of the coun-
\·11 v.11h om: c \\ert111n
What pnl!"«l't·d and .. hat was
~\CJ v.a'i thl' tr,111\lt ne~ stud\
and that J1ITC'r" l ntonunatel) an
the \taff reron the "'llrd trollc)
JppcJI"'\ a rnupk 111 II OlCS
That "'a not th<' intent We arc
under d1rt'Ct1vr trom th<' .\Q MD to
update our qualll\ plan and in-
cluded in that 1s ~tting people out
l,f their ca~ and into some other
mode of transportation
.\I)(). thr~ a~ 101ng to asSHS
e' ef' o ther muns of tr.an ponauon
10 th<' ell). for cumple. the Oasis
ha "'hat thcv call a cara,an "'tu h
IS gotng around tOWtl laKll\I OldC'f
prople to their doctor appomtmcnt
and ho~p11.als and th1n&S of that
nature l\lso probably com1n1 OUl
of th<' plan and one of the th1np
I'm look1n& for l5 a WI)' tO ICl
people to the airpon wnbout
h:l\ ing to {'hange buteS a couple of
t1mt'1
Can ~ act pcOple out of thC'ir
cars to the airport, ofter transpor·
tAtaon ~h1cb would tel lbcm to Lhc
airport raPidly and witb mi.Umam
inron,enicn~ and trt rid of the
neu~s1ty of h1vina tllirm ao ttarouttt
the rat race of tryint to find a place
to park out there.
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What Wiii
Gull War's
legacy be?
The Persian Gulf war began wtth
a bang. not a whimper. which
makes ll different from anything
~n s1ncr Korra-: or perhaps e"en
Prarl Harbor That ma} e}.aggrrate
the ~nsc that. l"\.en in ns first da))
1t proms~ fundamrntaJ changes 1n
the wa) this count!") sees 1t~lf and
Its place in the .. orld But n's morr
than lllrh that reprdless of ho ..
the .. ar rnd' the changes Wlll bt'
sub<itantaal
Thr .. ar raises the stakes ol
almo'\t "'en thing Prospects for the
econo m' .. 111 be improved 1f the
"ar 1s \hon and dec1s1"r and 1f 1~
lrgal' 1n ma1or ne.. m1lltar)
bunkns " relatavel) hmlled The~
could be gr~tl} d1min1shcd 1f 11
drags on at SI b1lhon to $2 b1lhon
a da\ 51m1larl), It could re'e~ t~
dt:cline in <\mencan sclf-<onfidencc
and in tht• erosion of L1 .S influencr
.lbroad that began well befo~ the
Berlin Wall l-amr down and the old
C old \\-ar .. as offic1all) declared at
l\n rod
The~ are hkel\ to be other
l hangt'\ as .. ell The success of the
fi~t round l)f allied attad.s s.ttmed
tn 1nd1cate that .\mencan m1htar)
\JXnd1ng didn't all go to bomber..
that couldn·t fl, s.afel" or S600
toilet S<"ats. or ne~ anu-a1rcraft
gun'I that couldn't hn their taJ'leU
That success .. 111 almost ccn.atnl)'
hel·ome a Pentagon campatp for
sull more h1gh·t«h v.eapons
If 11 persists. the success of the aar
war aftrr a generation of f~
trauon. could help restore the n>
uon's belief in its ab1hty to producr
things that worl. to train hight)
competent and courageous people.
to run large operations and thus to
managr llS affairs. But 11 could also
fttd all son~ of dangerous 11lus1ons
notabl) the belief that our mihtal)
power and tcchnolog) can serve as
subst1tut~ for diplomacy, paoeno:
and 1TSpons1ble behaVJor in tht-
world communll)
That 1s not meant to d1spara,se
the lcgiumaC) of this war Tbou&h
it's unhkel) 1t would be wondnful
to "'" qu1cll) and caSJly. But 11
\ 1rtnam. the "-TOng war 1n tbe
.. rong placr taught us some lessons
at>t1ut not thoughtlessly over"
ntcnding ourscl\CS. so could the
nght ~ar 1n the nght place ~k
an l"\Jggcratcd sense of what we can
do
Final I\. there 1s a real hazard
that. as the pas\1ons of a war mouot
apin'lt an cnem) who. with eve1)
pas mg da~. becomes easier to truly
drtc\l. the onganal. hm11cd ob.)C'C·
uvcs give way to a demand for total
victory and an occupatton of lr'llQ
that. 1n tum. would involve this
country in a political and cul1uraJ
desert that 1t may have &real dif-
ficulty escaping and which cou&d
qu1ckl) make that Vlctory taste
sour.
Yet all thOIC hazards of victory
arc m1n"1tC'Ule next to the hazards
of the klnd of alhcd defeat that
Saddam HUS1etn i countt"I oa -
debt not on lbe battlefield. wbidJ
is ~nh.kctr. but pohucaJ defeat «
compromuc C'ither tn the face of tk
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Arab students rally against Gulf war
By Mtml Ko
Qnnge Coast Dally P110t
IR VINE -Arab students rallied
at UC I T uesda) in opposition to
the Persian (1ulf war and 1he Unit-
ed States· role 1n the conflict. but a
Jewish ,tudcnt leader called Iraqi
President \addam H u,\t·in an Arab
·\dolph Hitler "'h" must he 'l~P
pcd
Meanwhile mort than I !X>O
bo1stcTou11 demonc.trator' turned a
usuall> empt\ Santa \na <,quare
into a <;ea of red 14hlll' .ind hlue J\
the} chccrcd their support for l ~
troop'> 1n the \11ddk East
"Vv e'rc pa..,ing 1he pme there '>o
"-C don"t ha"t to pa~ 11 in greater
measure hen· .. K \RC Talkrad1n
t-ioc;t Dennie. Pragn told thl' Oag
~a\.1ng dcmon'itrator\ "-ho
chanted l \ .\ " I \ .\ '
But thl' ·\rah \tudrnr' ar I <I
called for a pcacdul c.olut1on to thl·
ISRAEL
From A 1
.\ug 2
Bv one mra'iurc 11 ma\ he hi'>·
IOl") .. S grtatl"\t Lomen1ra11on of air·
po.,..,er During'"' da\'i of raids on
German JtrLrafHnJu\tr. c111e'i 1n
Februan 1944 o ltl'n u1ed a!I the
m ost 1ntl'n'e homhardmenr ol
World \\-ar II .\ll1l'J homhers fle"'
6.15 1 snn1l·'
Iraq as~ncd the I \ lnl wah-
tlOn·., warplanes <,trutk rc\ldcn11al
areas ol Baghdad and other u ties 1n
20 attack<; late Monda.., and early
Tuesda' Iraq·.., I ~ ambassador
Abdul .\mir al-.\nhan said in an
A.8( intl'n 1rv. rhe l '> planes "'ere
"carpet homh1n~" Iraqi town\
lonOtct
"The onl)' wa) th1'i war 1s going
to end 1s 1f we JU'it tan .. :· said Shan n
\abot. president of the .\rab Stu-
dent Assouat1on at l (I .. If Presi-
dent Bu'ih can talk with the presi-
dent of. )na. Hafe1 Al·.\\"3d . then
why can't we ralk ""Ith \addam
Hu..,(.(1n'l .\s.-.ad 1s a tyrant Hus~an
1s a tvranr King Fahd ,., J t)'rant
And Ru'ih acted as a !Hant whe n
he wenr into Panama and kid·
napped Noncga
.. H us'>t'1n 11; not the only dic-
tator " ahot continul·d "l ook at
R u\s1a -""h) don·1 ""e go o"er to
I at' 1a and tal e care of the e"1l over
thnc Thie; ""ar 1s h~pocnt1cal on
the 'i1dc n f thl' .\mcncan foreign
pollt" ··
Anothl·r \rah--\mencan 'ilU<k nt
\fohannad Abdo s.a1d. "If we ""<'re
grnng to light for the people that
would tx· fine hut we arc fighting
for a CKu1A.Jll1) monarch>·
Iraqi radio also claimed the f>e.
'><-'rt C)torm hombcr'> attacked two
ma1or l<.lam1c religious site\ -the
town<, ol k.arhala and NaJaf -and
vowed that .. hol) anger" would
tranc;la1t· into "<1u1c1de operations
that v.111 \t'ek retnhut1on"
Thl· I c; m1hlar) maintain'\ 11 1s
hm111nit attacks lo strateg1l taqtet'i
and ha'I 'latd spcc1ficall~ 11 "'ill
a\.otd l11la m1t hnl)' placec;
Fe"' rcltahlt reponc; arc l'ml rging
about cond1t111n\ and l3\ual11cs in
Iraq
Journaltw .. ~ho lcft Raghdad 1n
recent da-.s ...aid the populat ion ha'>
either fkd t11 the countr)\ldt: or
~tiled into ha<,C'ment c.hehn<. The'
<.aid tht'\ <w.1v. little S('rtOU\ dc1mage
to t11,ihan arl·ac;
9 · Of the 6,214 hotel rooms
and suites in Newport
B ea ch, Irvine and Costa
Mesa, how m a ny are
D IRECTLY O N THE
WATER?
A . AV& aqi uo ua1 a1»J'I aqi
iv n• a.iv . .&aqi pav-ot
~.mq:>OJq J OJ llv::l 0089·£L.9 (t t L)
£99t6 VO • tpe;;>g lJOOM;)N • ;)J\µ(] lf.Rd oi>n l.19
5ahot said l\rabs are fru,tratl'd h)
the unrcsohed Palestinian que'>-
t1 o n. which may unite the Arah
world and lead to an all-out hol\
war
.. This M 1d-E.ao.t issue could'' l'
been sol\t~d without Amenl'an in
tervcntton." said Jumana. a Palest•·
n1an would would not gi ve her la\t
name
.. When I was an Jordan tn
August people then.· "'ere pan-
ic king because Hussein went into
Kuwait fl u\sein«, hcen in war with
Iran for eight )earo; so he 1s read)
for God kno""" hov. mam more
years in this "'ar Thi'> war ha11n't
pro moted 1he Paks11n1an 1s'iut at
all, 'lO 11 l'i not wanted I wish Rush
and Hu~an rnuld sit together and
find a J')C'acdul ~lut1on \.iayhe
the> could ooth ~c some ltght ...
C,u.., 71 v l (r e. frw1'lh Peace
\luh CO-<'ha1rman. said H u<.\C1n 1c. a
for<C' to he rcc-koned with howt"H'r
( a'ualt ~ repon<. ha"e "aned
wildl) -from lhl· Iraqi go\l~rn
ment\ la'it repon of 71 c1v1hans
and 'iold1ers kilkd to un\uh'itan-
t1a1cd claim'> trnm elsewhere of
thou...andc. or tl'n' of thou...ands of
dead
'\s usual. the~ ud\ came by 111ght
Tuesda..,
f 1rs1. JUSI aha n1gh1fall. the Iraqi
m1ss1lc crcwo; '\truck out again at the
Dc\4.·rt \torm ha'-t' here at Dhahran
1n the founh ml\\1le attack tn 24
hour' nn \aud1 \rah1a
fhl' lour 1nu1m1 n~ c;cud'i wcrc
JEAN
From A 1
!'lo"' <.n l·r,11 month\ and wcrkc;
of training IJtl't kan will be kav-
intt lnr \oulh C Jruhna ~turda y.
tht" firl\I \lrp 11n hrr wa) to \aud1
\ r.1 h1.1 "'ht•rr '\ht• v. 1 II be work in~ lo
POWS
From A 1
"'"" <Jpturcd 1n 5alcmo. Italy in
1•14 ' a nd spent the nc.llt year and a
h,11f 1n a Poll'ih pnson camp
\wan\un escaped during an cvacu·
arwn and forced march to Ger·
mam making hl'I way to 'lafct) an
I he C°)o\. lel l n 1on aner a long
JOurney hy foot. 011 can . truck and
train
••fkma an o fficer. I was not hadl\.'
treated I was not hcaten, but I was
hungry for a year and a half."
wan!<>n said .. The shttr fact of
t>can1 1ncan.-eratcd for a long length
of time 1s enough to dnve you
crazy"
wanson docs not upect Iraq to
treat ti! pn wners of war u 9rdl a
the Nvis treated Alhed pmoncrs
"The Germans m ore or le fol·
lowed the letter. if not the spint. of
the Geneva Convention. These
people (Iraqi leaden) don't pay a
bu of attention to 1t. T hey're
IEllY
FromA1
he II tncapeble of UUCTI.nl a ractaJ
slur,·· Green said .
Several ~btn of the audience
alto JP(>ke aboUt the counalman's
.. , "1ew H ussein as the Arab
'crs1on of Adolph Ht tier ... Ziv said.
.. He ha'l to he stopped and the U.S.
and tts allies must neutrah1e his
chemical b10I01Jcal and nuclear
capahiht1c'l ··
.\nt1-llus\Cin <;ent1ments were
plentiful at the anta Ana demon·
s1rat1on. where many earned signs
Y.1th l\Uch mes..ages as ... >\ Patnot A
Da) lo..ee~ the xuds Away ...
·· Romh thc Bastard Out" and "Sad·
dam We Want Your Blood. Keep
Your 011 ·•
'>anta Ana Mayor Dan Young
'3id Hus'>C'1n needs to pay the "ul·
11 mate pnce .. for rolhng his troops
into lo..uwa1t i\ug 2
"Th11\ man hal\n·1 learned 1t )'Ct.
let him learn 11 now." Young said .
"Wr'rr m ad as hell and we're not
go ing 10 take 11 from him any
m orr' ..
City Nt>w.• Servl~f' ~oatrlbuletd U>
tbl• rt>porl.
1ntrrccpted and destroyed by Pain·
ot defen'>t' missiles. witnesses said
I a tcr 11 ~a'i Israel'\ tum. A Scud
m1c.<.,1le prnctrated l'irael's Patnot
shield and landt"d 1n a res1dent1al
arc.1 hitting dcnscl) packed apart·
mcnt'i na11rn1ng o ne bu1ld1ng and
I" o other<.
M1h1ar.. ullic1all\ said three elder-
ly people suffered lard aac arrest.
and at least 70 JX'Ople were
~oundl•d three scnou'ily. Hours
later rx·opk "ere still trap~ an
the n11nc.
l<.,rad <.I.ti<' rad1n ..aid onl'r one
'l·nd .ind rece1 \.C e mergency
nw'>\Jgl' 1in tx·half of l S troops
anct lhl·tr IJm1hes ">he has also
H1l11ntel·rnl a\ p.an of her paid
po\1l1nn to g(l in to Kuwait and Iraq
"'hen thr ncl·d art\.C\
.. , 'r h1:t•n "1th rhc Red Cross for
~"en to e111.h1 vc.tr'i and I don't
animal\ ..
World \\-ar II "C'teran and POW
John \1l ( nrm1d.. a 69-year-old
;'l.cv. port lkdl h re'l1dent. said he
S)mpath11cc. v.1th the captured air-
men \n \tr f-orce bom bardier
OJ \ 1gJ tm Mc< orm1ck was 22 years
old wht•n he v.as 'ihot down over
H unaar. tn I Q44 ..\f\er lhrtt
mo nthc; in a Crcrman hospital, he
'>Pt'nl a -.ear 1n two German pnson
camp,
"It took a to ll on my parents.''
Mc< orm1rk 'i3td ··for a long time
the} onl) ~new that I wu either
dead or m1s<i1na 1n acuon. They
didn't hJve the com mu nications
that they have now "
McCormac k hope" the captu~
men will be kept toatthe r. saying
1he wo r,t pan of 1mpnsonment ts '°'"ar) C'o nfinement
.. W hen you'"' completely alone
It's touah Gctlln$ hot down and
acmna captured is cerainly very
tairy -10 the pf'isonen, to our
m1htary and to the gcneral pubhc."
"Kellyi1m;· a nd there hu bttn 1.1lk
Of I ~II t"IMP11p.
Ktlly was ~ to tlW coun-
cil 1~11 NO\ianber after ertviously
lttVlft& IWO lenM, tad~ .. a stint
Al IM)Ot.
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Mimi Ko/Or .. ~ OM, Plot
Anti-war protesters at UCI rally Tuesday carry casket and chant
"This Is Bush's Idea of low-Income housing."
Scud had been fired But m1htaf}
officials said at was not 1mmed1atcl)
clear how man)' were invol'ed
It wa'i the first m1ss1le :mack on
Israel smce Saturday. Thc l ln1tt'd
Statcs has sought 10 keep the Jc;.
raelis from retaltat1ng aga1n'it Iraqi
assault'> "-Ith their potent air force
A repm.al might draw some of
Israel''> trad1t1onal Arab enemie'i
out of the a nti-Iraq alliance and
tnlO a con01ct With the J ewish State.
To bolster Israeli confidence. the
>\mencans had rushed Patnot S)S·
tem'i to the Jewish 'itate po1n11ng
kno"' of .tn) other "'a>' that could
serve th1c; c;1tuat1on better:· she said
dunng a go ing away pan) 1n Santa
Ana Tucc.day thrown by family and
fnends ··1 feel the need to ~rve tn
c.ome way -I know a lot of
l\mencans feel tha1 same wa> ··
Most emergency messagcs Red
Cross workerc; handle deal with
deaths and illnesses. although not
a ll of the news J ean will be deli ver-
ing to the scrvtccmen will be
negative
.. We've delivered 3.000 birth
m essages since August," she 'latd
While the Red Cro s ha had
m edic m1ss1o ns in past wars, its
primary JOb 1n the Persian G ulf war
1s to keep service me n and wo man
connected wath their fam ilies and
be sure they are ready to 10 back 10
work once their personal emer1-
enc1es are resolved.
"My JOb 1s to serve the military
and to serve the Red Cro • ·• she
said. "There 1s no aJory 1n a ny of
this c~CC'pt love.··
The job require close work w11h
collcaaucs lhroua.hout the nation
GUILTY
From A1
they Jtot> to talk about the case with
lawyers and a reponcr
Accord•,. to counroom tcsti·
mooy, Fahey wu beaten w;1h bltt
and p.pcs. chMtd ICrcamlftl doWn
Balboa BoUlevatd Ud •ta11y aboe
in the chat became be WllUd out
o( the .... ...,uMftt, .. die "'°"' time. whJa dw Wf'Olll .....
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Pllg ZICll cattlllll -Cllllll
out lhal the} "'orkcd .,..ell in defense
n f Dhahran and R1}adh Saudi
•\rab1a
But after l uesday°'l m mile stnke,
an luaeh army 5pokesman ~•d of
the Patriot~ .. The) wcrc fired . they
did not hit ··
F~rlter 1n the da>. Foreign M1n1s-
ter Da' 1d I C\) 'luggested Israel
m1gh1 ha"e to respond to a nother
attack. "Nobod> 1n Israel 1s
1nterC"strd 1n he1ng a sacnficaal
lamb." he \Sid .\fter the attack. 11
was announced the Israeli ( abmet
would m«t Wednesday
since Red ( ro s staff must first
venf) mcs..age-s before sendana
them overseas to m1lttaf} person-
nel. she said
T he variou'i Red ( ross chapters
must pay for all co'its related to the
messages. m aking d o nations
cruc1al. Jean added
Jean, 38. will be goina into the
Persian Gulf w11h a great deal of
e'penence since finishing Red
( ros tra1n1ng at Fort Sam Housto n
an , a n >\nton10. Texas. and tra1nm1
at Fo n Lewis and Mad1pn Hospi-
tal near Seattle
Locall y. Jean served as Disaster
Actio n Team mem ber, work1na as
public 1nforma11on officer d unng
tht' Cemtos air crash. After the
Mexico Cat) earthqua ke, she
worked as a ha1'10n between the
ll .. Emba > in Mu aco C aty and
shelters for d1,placed peo ple. For
the past IS yean. she has worked m
O range County a 1 pubh her.
··1 actually pve 1t up because this
11 '°methana I wanted to do m ort;•
she said. ··c;ancc I wu 7 years old.
I wanted to be part of the Red
C ross."
Richard Du nn
......
Florida
next stop
for Hatch
Success is breedina confidence for speed-
stCT Lawrence Hatch. the Oranse Coast
Collete cornerbllck and first team JC pid-
w1re All-American who has finaUy com-
mitted to a four-year school -the Univer-
sity of flonda.
Hatch, the most sousht ... fter community
collqe footblll player in the Oranse Coast
Area. decided on the GainesvilJe..bued
Southeastern Conference school to explore
another part of the wortd and enhance his
NFL aspirations -all of which is com int
after only th Re years of football.
He never played until h11 tenior year at
Jordan High in Long Beach. Now. aftCT
turning down UCLA, Arizona State, Cal
and Washinaton State, Hatch has become
the dartina of OainesviUe media. beina
swamped by inquisitive radfo and news-
paper folks and soaking up the attentjon
like a sponae 10 a bucket of water.
.. And all the alumni people were askina
about me, too,'' he said. "They want to
meet me, so f auess it's aood to be
wanted."
He•u •ian with Florida on Feb. 7. 't
I l:U Lm .. an OC'C Coach Bill Workman's
office. Twelve mo re OCC academic units
a nd he's aone.
Oh. and we almost foraot about this
sprina. when Hatch will remain as the
fine t tnple j umper an the Oranae Empire
Conference, or so he sa)s.
"I still do the Iona Jump and I W111 retain
m y (OEC) tttle an the tnplc Jump this
year ... saad Hatch. who broke the con-
ference record last year wi th a leap of 48
feet. 6 inches. "That was my lint year ever
do1na the triple Jump and I didn't really
have the technique. This year, I'm stronacr
and all I have to do as work on my
technique and form. I (eel 1'11 ao over SO
feet this year. I might be able to act it by
mad-season."
Stay tuned.
0
Hatch, who also runs a lea on the 400-
S.. OUNN/ll
\ I ·~ \ I '' >I~ I 1 J \ ...., -..., I' a
Parker hopes
to recapture
past glories
By Howard L. Handy
Oretioe eo.t OWiy Piiot
NEWPORT BEAC H -The ul·
timate pl of every youna ,olfer ts to
become a pan of the POA Tour as an
exempt player.
Yowia Perry Parker, 26. of Costa
Mesa 1s no execphon. ..I was very
disappointed not
to set my playina
card this past
fall,.. Patter says
•h1le pn:parina
for the l 7th an,.
nual Newport
Classte Pr~Am
It Newport
Beach Country
C1ub Fnday and
S.turday.
Tbe tour·
nament ii MllCd
by the '52 Cub, a support poup for
Helle Memorial .......... '-by· eert.n, the ~ r11l•l•t ..._
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COST A MESA -Funny how an an~
injury feels better when you're lhootina
well. Just u Westmont auard Chad Kam·
merer showed Tuesday niaht.
After ICOrina Westmont'• fint teVen
points, Kammerer left tbe pme with a sore
left ankle, nunini it on the bench for the
last 16 minutes 44 tee0nds ofthe tint half.
Upon returnina to the floor to start the
tCCOnd half, hobblina on the bed ankle,
Kammerer netted S o( S from 3-point land
in the tint eisht minutes of the half to
secure Westmont's 80-S? vic1ory over
Southern California Collqe in Golden
State Athletic Conference besketball action
at The Pit.
"That broke the pme open," SCC
Coach Bill Reyno lds said of Kammerer's
second half heroics.
He attempted nine shots. seven from
beyond the 3-point arc. Six of those were
•ucx:essful -five 10 open the leCOnd baJf
as the Wanion at.retched a flve:point half-
time lead, 30-2S, inlo a blowout.
.. , IUCts it bad lO happen in a pme like
this," Reynolds said. "This is the fint tJme
in the last three years we've met that the
final acore hasn't been by a couple points.
It was a blowout all the way."
Kammerer. who led all ICOren with 22
points. helped to snap the Vanauards' 19-
pme winnin1 streak at home, datina back
to Dec., 1989, when sec lost to Christ.an
Heritaee at The Pit -the longest such
skein an the Reynolds era.
Southern Calafomia. I~ overalJ and 3-2
in the GSAC, had won 10 11r1ipt o n its
coun this season.
"We taJked about (Kammerer) and (6-
foot-S senior forward) Noel Matthews. to
be tight on them all ruah t," Reynolds said.
"If they set free they can nail it and we let
them set free. Kammerer came back from
the ankle injury. but (his shootina) doesn't
SW'Prite me."
The Warriors, 12-6 overan and 4-1 in the
GSAC, went on a 1-4-0 spun in the fint
half, matins it 21-8 when reserve forward
Nate Shea-Han capped the Nn with a shot
ofT the alas throuab the lane when 10:44
remained.
"Our kids came beck... Reynolds said.
"We were shootin1 well, but they just went
ofT and dominated. Their bis kJd. (6-7
Chns) Hahs, ate (Jeff) Bickmore ali ve."
T he Vanauards' 10-0 spree &<>t them to
within three, 2 1-18. but they would never
set closer. Btckmore, a 6-7 senior cenler.
was only 2 of 9 from the field an the first
half and firusbed with JUSt et&ht points -
(ar below his averace of 20.:f PPS.
Mike HenJum scored 14 points and
Make West added 12 and a team-high nine
rebounds LO lead SCC, which had no
rebounds from Bickmore an the second
half.
"(Bickmore) d idn't pbay well." Reynolds
said "This was his worst pme an the last
High schoo' girls basketball
year or two. Not only was then ddente
aood. but for whatever reason, he altered
fus shots and they Just beat him to tbe
spots. They exploited his limatauons aod
were doublina down on him and he didn't
react to their dd'ense."
Hahs finished W1th 17 points and niM
rebounds whJle Matthews had 12 points.
Forward Gres Zuanich chapped in With 10
points and seven boards for the Warriors.
who were I 0 of 2 7 from the field an the tint
half
Kammerer dnlled l-po1ntcrs wtth 18: 17
left an the second half to make 11 35-27 and
With 17.53 to ao to increase Westmoat't .
ed&e to 38-27 He hit another with 15:iL•
the clock. makina 11 a I 2-po10t llld
(43-31). then again with 13:23 rcmainina.
Has fifth of the S«ond half and stXth all
tascthcr. came w11h 12 03 left to pve
West!T\Ont a SS-36 lead The Vansuanh
never recovered
The Vanguards return to action Saturday
na&ht when they travel to The Master's i.n
Newhall.
Eagles stop Mustangs, 59-56
Estan cia takes
sole possession
of first place
By Barry F autk ner
0rM09 CoMt Dally Pr'O!
CO T-\ \.1 f \ .\ -fhc buL7er prov~
to be the hc~t medic 1ne for Estanaa High
girls ha\k~tl'>.l ll rnac h Lisa McNamce,
who churned and burned for more than
90 mmutt"\ "'atching the Eagles outlast
host ( O\la \.1e\8. 59-S6. in a battle for the
Pacific < oa\t League lead
"I could go for some Pepto"
McNamec said aft.er a missed Cost.a Mesa
free throw Wlth ni ne seconds left and a
Leah Brut1 laytn fhe scconds later help-
ed the favored Eagles esca~ with a
narro.,.. '1ctor) .. I've fi nall) stop~d
shaking..·· \.tc~amee added
Both team\ fo ught a losing battle "'Hh
nef'-e\ for the first two ~nods as Estan-
c1a. the '-o ~-ranked team in Onnge
Count) amas~ 13 tumoHrs 10 '°lojo 9
(osta \ilesa·s I~
··A.II the pla)cr\ wt'fe reall" nervous the
.,..hole fif'tt half.-said \.tc...,amet" who~
team 1mpro' rd to I -1 o' erall 5-0 in thr
P\l
Cost.a Mesa fell to I\. 7, 4-1 . but earned
praise from (oach Jim Weeks
.. fstanua 1s a great team and ""C pla~ed
well enough to beat them ·· he explained
"It "as one of those deal" .,..here 1t could
have went e1thrr wa) we·.,.e pla)ed the
'°lojo l·rankcd team 1n the count) (Tustin)
and no" 'Jo ~ and .,..e·ve lost by four
point~ and three points (re\ptt11H·ly)
Thr' de~n e to he where they arc but
""t' sho.,..C'd .... e · r~ "er\ close ··
Estancla's Patrloe Lumpkin (3•) and Robin Cordrey (21)
mix It up wtth Costa Mesa's Aprll Van Sweden (center) In
a battle for posteSSlon m PCL showdown Tuesday.
Estancia held on to take sote possession of league lead
< lo4ie "as the he~t wa) to dcscnbe the
al11on Tue~} a the score was t1~ 10
ume\ ;,ind th<' lead was no mora than four
points e'.\cept a bnef elght-point Estanoa
See EST ANCIA/11
Ross connects for 24 to pace Sallors to 58-55 victory
By Patrick Lerkln
Ol'M09 Coest OWiy PMot
NEWPORT BEACH -CXsp1te
makana only four field aoals in the
second half. Newpon Harbor High
huna on to a S8-SS win at home over
Corona dcl Mar 1n Sea View Leaaue
airls basketball action T uesday ni&hL
Fonunately for the Sailors (9-8. 2-2).
they were able to hat their foul shots
down the stretch and they had Michaela
Ros1. Ross. a sopho more, had a pmc-
hish and carttr hash 24 point he hit
on 10 o( I J frtt throw attempts an the
pme. 1ncludina 6 of 8 an the fourth
quaner before fouling out with I 07 left
Ross Joined staning teammates Helle
Myrup and Val Ornelas on the bench
after both had fouled out earl> 1n the
founh. but the Newpon reserves -.ere
able to hold on.
.. It was a tough wa) to win a p me
considering everything.. .. Sailors Coach
Shannon Jakosky said .. >\n) more hkc
this and I'm 10101 to go into premature
labor (Jakosk) 1s expecting) "
Corona ( 12-9. 2-3) was v1ct1 m1zcd b>
14 first-quarter turnovers and ~me
poor fttc throw shoou na. The Sea
Kinas hat Just 14 of 26 fT'tt thro an
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the contest ancludmg a 2 of 7 rffon 1n
the third quancr.
"The tumo,ers an the first quaner
really hun us:· CdM Coach Ganh Flint
said. "\\ e came out nervous and got in
too much of a hurrv. We haven't had
an) trouble e~ecullng the press break
pnor to th1'! game. so I don't know what
1t was ··
Despite their troubles. the Sea Kings
d id mount a rally 10 the fourth quarter
after tra1hn1 b) as many as 11 points an
the 5ttond half. Point auard Molhe
Fltnt led the comeback efTon W1th I I of
her 21 points 10 the second halt: he bit
three 3-pointcrs 1n the game and scored
'i" points in a 12-4 run to open the
fo unh quarter
"Molhe pla)C'd prett> wen:· Garth
Flint saad. " he had a couple of 3s to
get us back 10 the game There's a lot
of emotion involved 1n this game and
I thought the IJrls did a good job by
comma back ..
"fter Tahlaa Waaner's la)'ln w1tb 3:50
left 1n the pme p vc Cd M au fint lead
(49-47) \1nec the opcn101 manutcs of
the pme. R nailed a 10.footer to be
11 up From there the two teams 1t'lded
ba ket until Ross's laym pve the
Sailors a S3-S I lead with l:SS left.
Presenting Estancia 's Melody Earle IClll'I 12
LmR
COSTA MESA -
Elianeaa Hash leftior
Melody F.arte has the
IOU~UP polish U-
toc:1atcd •ith all
clMMc ICorina ma-
.._ Now, aJI lhc
_.. ii ... iutJllCt to
ecc.lerate at t Ille •W• .... ol a .........
A ).foot.a poent
llfSld.£.mteitableto ._._•JS Pl•·•-... -. .. ..... ._ 1mdu•11 •..., .... :i=.-.... .... i:....,.. ... :
"La.st year. I had to call timeout 10 ask
her to please shoot lhe buketbaJI,''
McNamc:c u1d. " he's a link better thi
)Ur. but I tall nttd to remind htt she
needs to do more than put ...
Earle ~ 23. 22 and 24 poentt. mpcc.
tl\id)'. to fuel three "ectones last ~It and
aim Or-.. CeMt o.AIJ ,.... PSa)'ef Of the
Week bonon
McNamer •id Eartt's lt.'Ori:'I=' hM .... • COMiteeot kw .. at . 17· I
..,. which .. allowed .... to O(C..,,.
the No 2 ranking in Oraneie County (be-
hind 8"~-0hnda).
.. he can S1COre a number or way ..
Mc arntt e-plaiftcd. "She's noc the type to
•Y •1 need to eet my 20 points tonilbt. • but
slit cu be a t(.)On"I mactunc wtw. -e
need tomeone to ,et tbe job doee Of.
~nsrttl ."
Earte has ubeu.ed cte~ws whb her
ability 10 bat bo ..... Dec PH II sn: -
contiant dcMal*--.,.. ... SM ._ .....
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LOS ANGELES -Hall of Fame ~
pjtcba" Don Drysdale is scheduled to be
arraiped Feb. 11 on a cbarac of felony •
drunken drivif\I stemmina from a traf-
fic accident that injured a woman, police said.
Drysdale. S4. was anested Monday night about
8:30 p.m. after the car he was driving collided with
another vehicle. Drysdale, who was alone in ttis car,
was making a left tum. police officer Tom Ohmer
said.
A breath test after the acci-
dent showed Drysdale. an an-
nouncer for the Los Angeles
Dodgers. had a blood-alcohol
level of .19. more than twice
the legal limit of .08. Ohmer
said.
A 24·year-old woman
driving the other car suffered
bruises and abrasions and was
taken to Si. Joseph Hospital in
Drysdale Bu rbank. O h mer said.
Drysdale was booked and post-
ed SS.000 bail a few hours later. police said.
Drysdale pitched for the Dodgers from 1956 to
1969 and was inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame
in 1984. He had a 209-167 record and a 2.95 ERA.
The 1962 Cy Young A ~ard ~inner. he pitched
58 consecutive scoreless innings in 1968. a rt'Cord
that stood until Orel Hersh1ser of the Dodgers
surpassed it by one in 1988
Before Joining the Dodgers· announnng team
in 1988. Drysdale worked for .\BC· T\ a'> an
announcer.
OH_.. •l1lr1t1 Kings, 4-2
EDMONTON. Alberta -Goal· ---
tender 8 111 Ranford showed last spnng's ...
award-winning form while Mark ··"' ~
Messier and Esa Tikkanen each had a
goal and t~e> assists as the Edmonton 01kr. heat
the Los Angeles Kings. 4-2, on Tuesda) night
The onh goal'! Ranford gave up c:ime on
breakawa)s earl) 1n the first period and latt· in thl'
third Ranford. last year's Conn Smythe "1nnn as
the most \aluabk pla)'cr in the playoffs, had lmk
chance on c1ther
Luc Rob1ta11lc scored on a breakawa) at ~I~
of the first pcnod tollo~ing Esa Tikkancn·s gn1:-
awa\ 1n the neutral rnnc
'1n between. Ranford "as spectacular as the
Oiler\ mo,ed w11h1n c1gh1 po1n111 of the lrunt-
running Kings in the m} the D1' 1s1on.
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Florida State. ranktd No. 4 in the ~
final Associated Prt.'!>S foothall poll. and ~
Bngham Young. led h:r Heisman ----
Trophy winner T) Detmer. were named
on Tuesday to pla~ 1n the second annual Pigskin
Classic on Aug. 29 at Anaheim Stadium.
flonda State fina\hcd the 1990 season 10-2.
including a 24-17 'It lUf') o'er Penn State in the
Blockbuster Bowl B' l r \tumbled badly at the end
of the season, finishing IC!.3 and ranked No 22
In other spon'i nc"" Tuesday:
•Long Beach talc's Kevin Cutler. whose
dunk on Thursda) night ~hattcred a backboard and
cauSC'd postponement of a game against Cal State
Fullenon. had 26 points and 18 rebounds to lead
the 49ers to a 94. 76 Big\\ e'it Conference basketball
'tl'tOf) when the conte'll .... as resumC'd at T11an
G .. m
•Catcher Mile Heath a new-look fret" agent
set free b' the <.'ollu'ilon 'lt'llkme nt. left the lX·tro1t
T1gl'r"i and agn.·ed to a S2 1111ll1on. two-year contract
"llh the .\tlanta Braves
•Quarterback Joe Montana underwent sur-
&l'r) to n:pn1r a hone 1n h1'> righ t hand. broken
dunntt the Sun Franc1'>rn 49er<>" loss to the Ne~
) orl (1aants an ~unda) 's "'n. thamp1onsh1p game
Two snew\ \\ere IO<>t'rtt'd in Montana's hand
dunng the \urgcl). and the procedure was pro-
nounced a 'iUtlt:\'i
•An \hl'll ul the R.uJers ~as named coach ot
tht." )ear and Ph1ladelph1a quanerback Randall
< unningham aµin "as named "lnnC'r of th<.' Ben
Bell i\\\ard as '\ F-L pla~n 01 the ~car b) th<.·
Ma\well Football C lub
• Q\Janer'bal l lim Everett no<oe tackle En~
Ho .... ard run ning backs Emmitt '>m1th. James
Brool'l and Joh n l William-; were des1gna1ed a\
rcplalt'menl'I lor tnJUrl'd Pro Bo"I pla~ers. EH·rell
of th<.· Ra1m "a' named as a rl·plact"ment for San
FranCl\<.o·, Jot· \ton1ana
• Hnman "Aoore. V1rgrn1a·\ .\11-1\menca wide
rne1ver. ~1d "'II g1vc.· up has linal year ofehgib1ht~
to enter the "'r l draft
• 'itl'fan r dhcrg \wept a .. 1dt' Jaime Yzag.a of
Peru. 6·2. 6· ~. 6·2. an JUSt under 11'! hours today to
reach 1he \Cm1finals of the Au'itrahan Open an
Melho urnt• \l\o ad\ltnca ng "a' Ivan Lendt. who
ousted un't't'<.kd (1oran Prp1c. 6-0. 7-6 17-1 ). 7-6
(1·2) .
• ( 1JI'\ C .1rter, an I I ·lime All-tar ratcher.
acceptnl an 1n' 1tat wn to go to \pnng training with
the I m \ngdn Dodgers
• \1 an < 11rardt'lh won the men's slalom 1n
\aalhad1-llin1l'rglcmm . .\u'ltna. the opening t."vent
in the \\ orlJ \l1 ( hamp1onsh1pi.
-From tbr Asso<'i•tNI Prrss
Harry Nul~. hocke)' cnmml'ntator. after
1';1ul < ·'' alh n1 uf t l ouao; and Toronto's John
t...011.fo wlltdl·d .. l he 1a\t t1mt· t"n things that
h1g ~111 togt•th<.'r. Senctanat "·'' horn ··
PARKER .. I he monr} 1sn t h.sd up then•." lk ~•II ht· hn1<,h1 ng a two~drt)
(rolden \tJll' t''t'nt 111 Brook'i1de
Park in Pa..adt·na tod:t) before pla)'·
ing a prar t1u· ruund at N<.'"porl
Beach CC l hur\da\ He has won
six Golden '\tall' l'\ cnts 1n the past
IWO }'<.'Qr\
From 81
to continue to thC' final'i at La
()uinta.
Parker's biggest single pa:rday a\
a pro came here 1n 1989 when he
pocketed $7.500 for fim place Last
}Car's purse was raised to S I0.000
for the winner and will remain at
that figure again this year
"My &oal IS to make II On the
PGA Tour This 1s my career·· he'
says Wllh considerable confidence
"I'll play in Canada again 1h1s sum·
mer and try for a card again 1n the
fall.
"I rcaJly enJOY playing in New-
• port Beach. This tournament ha'i a
special spot in my heart and I really
look forward to playing here. It's a
special tournament and my friends
and ftlmily ~n come o ut to watch."
Parker played on the Canadian
Tour last summer after fini!htng
sil{t h in the qualifying school His
,. best finish wu fifth place for which
: : he ca.med SJ.200.
;:Elllf
: • From 8 1
: &ained her 22.2 points per pmc
• av~ the haahcst in school ht$-
• &ory, IQCOrdma to McNamee. wtlh
• no lips of sJowina.
.. SM.1 scored 20 points or mort
• in 16 of our 11 pmes and lhe olMr
• two he•s had 18 and 16."
McNamce said ... 1t•s not u difJ'ac:ult
lo fet 20 points in ~mbcr as 11
iJ 1n January. bectu1e team don't
ah~ay know who you are early in
the ~· As m0tt and more te;
~ focu on her. he's able to
play bt-ttcr and belier."
Parkt'r .-,a .,.., "It c4uJI' lht· 1 logan
Tour Jnd thq hJ'l' ,1 toupk of
t'V<.'nt' "hl'rt' the pur,t· " S.'.!00 CX)(J
or mort· I hn don 't \tart un11I Jun\'
.rnd go through \t ptt•mtll:r tx·l'au~·
of the \H' .it hl'I ·
Parker drm t' tht• t m u11 l.io;1 )Car
l 1nhle the PC1..\ Tour in 1h1<> coun·
tr). the} stJrt 1n \ u.:tona on lhl'
~est Coast and go across the coun-
tf). wind ing up on th<.' East Coast
Parker <>t'n t'' a-. an as'i1stant goll
coach at l < I hi\ alma mater. when
he is 1n 111" n fi r 1s mamed and
laving 1n < o'>t.1 Mesa Wife Lon
works tn the Cit}' and dad not
accompan) him 10 Canada la\t
year
Parker pla:red in the A r & T Pm·
Am at Pebble Beach IHt )'car and
hopes to qualify again this )'Car Ht
fired a 66 to qualify a year ago and
11 was hi s only PGA Tour event for
the year
Oettin& his aame in Shipe' for
Canada. he wiU be ptay1na a an
Tour compttitions.
Earlc·s amvaJ on the varsity
levd. aJona with rellow senior Pain·
cc Lumpkin, has sperked a rttum
to ucccu ror Estancia. wbteb bas a
history of competauve team but
h.ad slumped 1n the m1d-80s.
"Patncc as the t~m·s leader. but
Mclod)' 1 the quanerback,"
McNamee said. ··(Earlc·s) very
valuable, because she make such
aood dcci11ons on the court. he
knows how and when to 1f1 the bill
so Patrice and iM rest of our .pla~
m. SM 1l10 a 1ohd put Of our
ckkn • as the pol n t of our man·~
man pm.~ ..
Much ot till' pur'>t.' money come~
from entr. It·<.·~ of the pla)'ers 1n
these cH·nt' -S2'5 per event and
accordma to Par~cr. 11 takes a fin ash
an the top 15 to m~t eJtpcnses with
close to JOO panic1pants in each
tournament
uolf 8\ a touring pro IS tltS Jafe
and he wouldn't ha'e 1t any oth('r
way ".\s long a' I fC"CI I am 1mprov·
ing and have a chance. I will con-
tinue to play,·· he Sll)'S. "I'm not
looking al o club pro JOb or a
teaching ~itua11on I feel I have
1mprovC'd and look forward to each
year,"
Whatever the future for young
Perry Parker. determination 15 a
key and success 1s imminent ac·
cordma to many who have followed
his short career as a probs1onal
iolfer.
Earle, an 11-CI F sclecnon a5 •
Junior. i averagma 6 l a istt. and
ha attract~ stron1 rttnut1n1
1ntettSt, includtf\I a scholarship
offer from Cal Poly Pomona.
•• he's worked very hard rrom the
ume he came into the pm u a
anny kid whO was four tncha
honer with a two-binded 1tt
hot," McN1mee said ... Sbc.•
come one of &he more dominant
pfayn"S an Southnn C'ahforma aoct
the collqt coecbri have liked WMt
they've _. ii t.cr. SWI dlt belt rve.,. • l'.lilloria n."" t4 ,..
with the prop11m.''
Oirti dub ~I it DOW an run twins. n.n Uf three• l'OUP' an the
dlib .-m. Eiahtem-end-unden
arc hfP school jvnion and seniors
(a 19.ycar..old tcnior is ehaible).
Sixtcen .. nd-unders are frtshmcn
and tQPhornorn (a 17-yrar-old
i.ophomorc i~ eHaible). Founecn-
ando-unders arc Junior hi&h player
(a I S-~ar-old eighth-trader is
clipblc).
They hn~ formed a 12-and-
under diViSJon but there .ire many
who qun~ that this mi&ht be too
much tOo earty especially if the plan
IS to play thro~ hiah school.
M05t club te9ms work out three
day, ~week for 2'h hours. The
weekend tournaments ha ve stancd
and there arc at least two tour-
naments per month. Jn our tt'g!On.
which iMludes t~ms from
Bakersfield. San Luis Obispo. nn
Diqo and Las Veps, there are
more than 80 different clubs that
produce more than 200 total teams
The tournamenls are very com·
pC'tittvc and really teach these play·
ers what it takes to be succes'lful.
The travel is also cxc1tin~. The dub
team that I coach which as the
Orange County Volley Club senior
team wilt, along with our Junior
team and another 100 local teams.
pla y an Las Vcps in February.
This last weekend, many team~
"ere in Phoenix. Ariz. for a hag
tournament. These tournamcnt'i are
<.'~pcc1allr important for tho\C high
school sen a ors as most of the college
coachc'i are in attendance and lool-
ing for rttruits. Man) a college star
has been "found" at one oftht·sc
tournament~
0
How abO-.i this? Lat week. I MJ
called by the rilP>na1 commi.uonrr
and uk.td 1fl knew ofa icam thit
would like to eo to Jal)ln to play
durina Easter week.
I am approechcd often by travel
agents trylna to line up a tour IO my
firs1 question was, "How much?"
To my surprise. the hiah school
in Japan will pay for this team·
tri p, room :ind board. With that. I
infomicd the commissioner that 1
did know of a team -min~.
We'll spend a couple of days in
Hawaii (it is on the way) and then
off to Osaka, Japan to play• hi&h
school from Japan, one from China
:ind one from Korea. l was very
fonunatc to tour Japan when I was
coaching at the Uni versity of
Hawaii in 1981, so I know what an
outstanding experience this wall be.
0
In early June. there 1s an inter-
national tournament in Chicago
which will feature Lhe United
States' best six club teams against
six foreiio teams. It will be a great
experi ence for ouf' teams and also a
chance to watch some foreign ath-
letes who could be future Olym-
pians.
0
Late June finds most teams at-
tending the Volleyball Fesuval in
Davis. Cahf. This 1s the largest
women's athletic event in the
world. It features teams fro m 4 7
states and Canada.
Dav<.' and Bernice Eppcrsoh arc
the masterminds of the unique and
c\lraordinary event which provides
a "'eek of cont inuous pla) for more
than 500 teams (mo~ than 5.000
Charlie Brande
athletes). The "eek will aJso include
coach's seminars and parents'
cla ssc on such subjects as collqe
rccru1 t1ng and form1na your own
club.
0
Sance Davis is so close, most of
the parents arc able to attend. Once
the > attend. the:r are hooked. It 11
fascinating to ~atch all of the teams
and players.
The last event of the club season
1s the Junior Olympics which fol-
lows th<' Fesu,al by two day . Some
teams play an both tournaments.
but mosl teams pick one or the
other. The Junior Olympics move
ever) )Car with th as year's event
being an Tampa Ba). Fla. Our boys
team alwaH attend the Junior
Oh mp1cs."but man)' of the girts
club tcam'i onl) go to the Festival.
ChrlJ~ Bra.ode's volleybtil
col•m• •,,an Lo ,.r Orup
Coast D•llY Pilot ~vrry W~y.
Clippers falter against Spurs, 106-100
David Robinson 't(.orcd 30
points. including e1a,ht during a dt"-
c1s1,e 18·2 fourth-quarter run. J\ the
San Antonio Spurs defeatl'd 1he Los-
.\ngl'le'> ( hppers. 106-llXl. Tuesday
n1gh1.
Benoit RenJam1n. Charles
points dunng the bu~t that made 1t 99-86 lead with
2· J 6 to pl:l) Lo~ .\ngelc'> camt' no closer than six the
reo;t of the "a'.
The Spurs· ha' e now won 14 of I 7 home games
and c1gh1 of their last 1 l overall .
In other NR.\ games Tuesda)·
Smith and Ken Norman each had 19 points for the
Chpp<.·rs. who lost for the I 9th time in 23 road games.
B<-nJamin ali.o ma1chl·d has season high with 20
rehounds a\ th e < hppcrc; outreboundt'd the purs.
'5· 'K. dt"'>Pttc 14 n·boundc; from Robinson.
•Trail Blater1 1%3, Sus 111: Terry
Poncr. Cl)de Dre:\lcr and Chff Robinson
made thl· crur1al hasket'l 1n the final two
minutes for ho\I Portland The uns. one of
l\\O team\ to heat the Blazers in 22 g.ames
at Portland thl\ \CJ\nn. rallied from a I~
point deficit in the ti nal 10 minutes to take
th<' lt"ad on ~'cral occ.i~aonc;, the last t1mr
Lo'i .\ngdes snm·d \P, t:o nwcut1vc points m1dwa)
through the final period tor .in 84•8 I lead But San
.\ntoniu ~·or<.'d thl' nc'\t IO to pull ahead b' St'\CO
.\lier J Ju mrx·r h\ '\orman. the Spurs "ent on an
1'1·0 'urge "-Ith Rod \1r1dland ge111ng four of his 17
LAKE RS
From 81 .,e, en of ha\ \hot<. 10 lin1.,h 14 ol 19
'"\\c t .tme out \\1th a \Cngrantc. !;tan1ng \\Ith that
12-0 run " Laker'> ( Oalh Mtkl· Dunlca'~ ~1d "Ryron
ob' 1ousl\. had thl· hot hand and 1ha1 made 11 '1nuall)
1mpoi.<11hk tor an} land ol mnc pressure to \\Ork
agamst U\ ..
Maga<. John~on plt'kcd ur h1'i l(>unh foul wath SI\
minute' kll an the third quarter and did not re turn.
He had IS point\ and eight US\asts. while James
Worth) 'lt>rcd 16 p<nnts for thl' 1 akc.·r!t, ~ho shot 50
ix·rtl'nl lrom the field in building a 60-43 halfla mc.·
lead
at 105-104 on Marl \\l'St°'> dunk \\Ith 4 ~I WillllJ
to pla~
• SaperSonlcs 13%, Bucks IOI: Eddie Johnson
scored 19 of h1\ !.9 rx11n1s in the fourth quaner and
lql'd a dinching I 'i-2 run as hmt &attic romped
Johnson h11 I:. ol 14 shot'I lrom the floor. indudang
-for·'I shooting an the tinal pcnod
•Warriors 1!3, Rockets 111: Chris Mulhn had 30
point'> and .i l arc<.·r·hagh '>e'en steals, and Golden t.ate
scored a team rernrd 46 tim.quarter points and held
on at Oakland
• N~ts 92 , Hornets tO: Ro) Hanson's follow shot
~1th 3 ] '>l'1.ond<1 kft capped a fourth.quarter come-
back that ga'c New Jersc) the v1ctol) an Charlotte.
•Hawks 118, Heat 107: Kn 1n Wallis scof"t'd 11 of
has sca!;on·h1gh ~9 points 1n the dec1sl\e 1h1rd quarter
as Atlanta extended 11s homccourt winning streak to
14 g.amc\
Ten area scholar-athletes honored
\ '\ .\11[1~1 -A tno ol .\11 -CI F performers
.ind nnt· J( \ll-.\mcncan "'l're among the 10
Or Jng.· < <.last .\rea pla}crs honored as scholar·
athlctl''> h' the Orange (ount) C. hnptt'r of the
t\ataonal r c.x>tball Foundation and Hall of Fame.
< 1oltle11 ~ e'lt ( ollc.-ge 'iophomorc Kevi n
\'h"orlh "ho "'II continue hi'> l;trt·cr at Washing-
ton \l.llt' "·•" thl' lone communll\ 1Ullege player
hunnrl•d
C o'i tJ Mt''a High'!\ QutX Pham. < nrona dcl
~b r\ Bn.tn lkndmks and Fd1son\ Brent Hanson.
t':Jt h .1n \II-Ctr wlcct1on. were al~, named.
Other JH'a 'itandouts honored w<.'re Brad
Phil kha n \m11n Eberhard and Brad L uedtkc of
< ,il1f11rn1J I uthcran H1a,h. Da'c Dardis of Fountain
\',ilk) lf1gh Makr Batc'i from I aguna Beach lllgh
and "1 1ll' \1 1\c~ from Mater Dc1 High
I ht' hnnon:l·~ ~ere chosen from nomanat1ons
h) all Orangl' C ount) coaches. The requirements
andudc Jt ka't a l3 grade point average. all-leagul'
'ltalu,. and 'oml' for.n of e:4.tracumcular or com-
mun1t) In' uhcmcnt
The pla\Cf\ ~111 be honored at a March 16
han4ut•t .it the Anaheim Mamott Hotel
o\'ih"nnh a Pacifica High graduate wtth a 3 55
vPA \\ll'-a two-year All·M1n1on ( onfercncc
ou1s1dl' linebacker
Pham (1 91 C'iPA). the Pantie Coast Leaaue
Defensive Pla\er of the-\ rar. wa~ an All-CIF
D1,1s1on VII defen!l1vc b:id. He .... as also an ~11-
0rungc ( oa~1 .\rea -.eku1on h)' Tlte Oran1t CoHt
Dally Pilot.
Hcndmk'i P .81 ). the Dail) Pllof s &a V1C'w
Leagul· Ddl'O'>l\C Plavcr of the Year. keyed the a
Kings strong dcfcn'ic from a tackle spol. HC' was All-
CIF D1v1s1on Vt.
Hanson ( .l 61 ). tht." All-Cl F D1v1s1on I place·
k1ckrr. wa\ a potent offcn s1\t weapon for the
Sun\et League champaom ..
Darth'i (-' 08) wa'i scle<.·ted n first-team All-
· unset cornerback by the league's coaches last fa ll.
S1l vc> (l 45) was an outside linebacker for the
01 v1s1on I sem1finahsts, playing one of his better
games an a 3-0 i\ngtlus Lt'ague upset over eventual
01v1s1on champion Loyola
Pluckhan (3 73) pla}cd quarterbac._ and safety
for the C-Hawks, who advanced to the D1vi ion X
pla yoffs along wtth the help of Eberhard (3.60) and
Luedtke (3 53)
Bates (3 53) was a 6-foot-J. 21 S-pound de-
fen~1vc end for the An1~ts.
-By * Deny P#HI
DUNN taa,o, 1.ould be the answer 0
From 81
meter relay t('am, believes the NFL
1s an his future. "I fed I have the
ab1ht)." he said. "'I've aot a lot
more to learn. but Coach Workman
and (secondary coach Larry) Re-
i baa helped me n whole loL They
stuck with me
... also hnve a arcat chance to
start (at Aonda) btcausc they have
no staners for next )ar. They pve
me a base covcraac and some dnlls
to v.orlc on. La t yc.r, the)' ~n1 9-2
and won Che Southcastttn Con~
rercn« and. plu I wanted to set
out orCahfomia."
0
For the put 1•0 s.tatoftl, the
Ookko West C"ollcee quanert.ck
politiOft ba undoutMedfy bf'cn a
problem am for me Rllldcn. and owe COkh Ray Shlctld'ont.
nltrina his 26U. -na.t
............. hi• cya *Mk opm,
ltK'hant WeaYCr, wbo .._ vu..
fmid to owe from Randle> n-
Weaver. a backup last fall for the
f>on5, completed S1 percent of his
pas~s and threw for nc.rly 2.300
yards in t 989 while leadina La
Quinta High to the CIF Di vision VI
final s a.gain t Corona del Mu.
D3v1d Brunet, GWC's quar-
terback last faU . will be switchin1 to
~idc receiver or defensive t.c:k at
either Chaco talc or UC S.nta
Barbara.
0
Expect Golden West .ophomorc
Cart Ferdinand to be one oflbc a.op
aolftrs this"'""' an the C>rUje
Emp1rt COftftrrnce.
fttdinand, a Hantinaton Beech
Hiab product and ooc ofthftir
rctum1na owe p&l)'et"I, qullli&d
for the con~ daam~iPI
as an 1nd1vlduaJ a.. ,.r. HI
pieced in the top lO Ma hlhman -amona 60 IOlfm.
0
Walda tor._ ... Andy swwan llUt ..-.. tte•a<Joldllt
Wett•1 top llllllil .-;er Md NiW
fifth in the "8le.
Add OCC football! Team co-
captaan Mark Rttktcnwald. the
third and final Reckt.enwald brother
(af\rr Ban and Jimmy) to play for
the r1rates, will conllnuc his eollep
career at zusa Pacific next fall.
Recktenwald, a rncrve runnin1
back as a fmhman, could play
offense or ckfensc for APU. He was
OCC's 1tartlna fttt safety for lbe
fi rst four pmci of the 1990 ICMOft,
then aarttd to 1avc up hts &W'tinl
Job and .-itch 10 t11lbeck Wbn 1
rash of injuries hit the <X'C
beck field.
Rcdtcnwald. WbO m"*'11ed 1 l
kick.Of& b 33$ ~ flair' 1d Wida
144 nalluQI yards. ru for a.
IOUC'hdOi;n wt pmiiied n,.. ..,
anoch« ICCft. He..., w 27 &Kilb°"··--...... o1..,.. ......................
Cnu.IDi...._ ....... ..... .,,._. , .... a..
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In• aamc 'hat went down to 'he l~t shot 1t was Huntinaton Beach
H1&h which escaped wi'h a 6().59
Sunse' League victory in &Jrls
baskctbal! ac1ion Tuesday niJht.
The Oilers, who buill a 38-24
halft!me lead, was able 'o hold on
despuc a furious rally by the host ~argcrs. Edison trimmtd the dcfi-
cn 'o 'hree entering the final quar-
ter bu1 could never pin the lead.
Ho"'ever. Edison ( 13-8 overall,
3-4 unset) had a final chan~ to
win lhe game. takina posse sion out
of bounds with five seconds re-
maining and trailing by one.
On the final play. Melanie
lwamasa dished ll ofT 'o Taha
Crooks. whose baseline 12-foot shot
rattltd around the nm before falling
ofT.
. For Crools. 11 "as a d1sappotnt·
mg end to a productive game tn
"h1ch she scored a carttr-h1gh 31
pomls However. &hson hun 11sclf
at the free-throw hne. convening
only half of 26 attempts.
f:iuntington Beach ( 17-6. 5-2).
which leapfrogged idle Fountain
Valley and into S«Ond place in the
Sunset. "'as paced b> Jana Davis
( 16 points. I ~ rebounds), Clare
Walker ( 13 points) and Tuesda>
W1stnck (9 points. I I rebounds).
Foun11un Valley's game at home
against Ocean VIC" was moved to
Saturday night at 7
• Marta• n . Santa An• !7: The
V1lmas maintainrd a two-game
league lead. selling the tone of th('
game earh b~ forung ~vcn tum-
0"('rl in th(' first quan ('r while
building an 18-9 lead Manna (16-4.
7.()) e'<panded the lead 10 15 h}
halftime and 'itan~d to put Santa
l\na (7-11 1-6) a"a~ after g1\lng up
the ti"'t four point!> of tht' third
qyaner
Sophomore gu..ird .\1mcc Pcnolat
helped takr up the 'ilad, of absent
staning guards L.eslu: Ono and
Dawn Co\ b~ ~rnnng J career-high
:22 potnl'i. (,Jlltan lkan had 16
COLLEGE WOMEN
ISlo&a 70, SoCat C*9e 49
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HIGH SCHOOL !SOYS
Lllef1V CN'lstUln 76, Hertta .. Chrlsttan 6J
C Ac.adenlY lM-1
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HtOH SCHOOL G#lU
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Lel>Yftt H~lt-F en•fllo 1
Biola routs sec women
COST A MESA -Visitin&
81ola Collcae jumped out 10 an
early le~d and maintained it
throua.hout, downina Southern
California Collqc. 70-49. in an
NAIA District Ill women's
basketball game Tuetday niaht.
The Vanguards (10.10) trailed
b} IS at the half and could
never reduce the deficit to single
di&its after that. Kristen Bevis
· had 16 points and five steals.
Lori Halliday added I 4 and
Darnell Good I 0 to pace SCC.
For Biota (7-I 2). Michelle
Mitchell "'as 4 of6 from 3-point
range and ltd all scorers with 21
points.
-By t*e Dally Pilot
ESTANCIA
From 8 1
cushion midway through the third
quancr.
Melod} Earle led the way for the
Eagles with 2 I points. but the vis-
itors· depth "'as the key in 0' er-
commg Costa Mesa sophomore
Olt,1a D1Cam1lh's 30 points 10.
rebounds and fi ve as 1sts.
Earle. acung on halftime advice
from Mc:--.:amcc to dn' (' the ball to
lh(' bask('t, notched SI\ points in
('3Ch of thr final t'o'O quaners. in-
cluding the bucket that put the
Eagles ahead for good w11h 3 1 l lc ft
.. Melod) "a., a ltttl(' tcnlal1\e 1n
1he first half. but '>he re:tll) decided
to go to the hoop in th(' \t'Cond,"
points and lour \tl·nls
lo Jn .\ adl'nH Leagur game.
• Liberty Cbrlstlan 38, Heritage
Cbrisllan 16: Ro~maf) ( ugno.
Laurn Cordl'ro and \hmt\ ( urto
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Estanc.la St, Cnta ~ S6
(~Kill< (Nil LH_,.I
E1t1ncle C•OI ~
Luf'P"'Oil.·n
C0to••Y
e •· ' 9, ••• ,
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
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HIGH SCHOOL G.._U
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Wedneeday. January 23, 1991 •
Cllll II 'I
Crazy Horse team wins
Team Calcutta tourney
By RJch1td Dunn
Of.,._ eo.t Diiiy PllOt
The Team CalcutLI Tournament ., lhc Newport Beach Tennis
Club -a b1-annuaJ affair 1nvolv1ng 12 1tams of 12 playcn. su men
and sax women on each team -wa won by Vince Kowslty's Crazy
Horse ieam last unday.
Tbat's right, all tbe teams' mcknaml'S came under the cowboys
and ind1ans theme
Rtd Cloud, capuuned by Ron leV1n, took second while Butch
Cass1d). under captain Mtke Watkins, fini shed 1h1rd
Crazy Hors.c members includtd Kowslcy. Gary Dot, 8111 Hanson.
Ian Flatlc}. John Bailey and Tom Lapno. while the women
compcutors were Rosemary Prahlcr. Terry Marston. Maf) Ayres
Carol Pangburn ~athl)n D'Ehscu and Ga)e Roche
In add111on to attracung intcre t and reJuvcnaung sp1nt among
club m('mbcrs. the tournament en~ances pc~nal assoctatton for n('w
members. accordin1 to Newpon Beach Tennis Club President Ron
Pfahler
"It's a great tournament rspcc1ally for th(' ne..-. m('mbers."
Pfahler !I.aid ··in one v.cckend. a ntw member could meet ~One"
friends · 0
IM PeyneJOr11nge Coat Diiiy Piiot
Estancla's Melody Earle ('4) sweeps past a pick to get Inside Costa
Mesa's defense Tuesday night In Paclflc Coast League action.
Chtto Bonnt'r defcat('d Co ta Mesa's Rand} M}'l'r'> in lhC' finals
of the Pro ~m Toumdmtnt ~un<b> at the Costa Mes.a Tennis ( lub
the fir~11n a ~ne'> uf pro-am events sponsored b> th(' ( ahfom1a
01\1s1on of the l ~ T i:nnis Assoc1auon.
Rd,ol and \pald1ng were maJor suppliers. dtstnbuting g.1fo 10 aJI
who attend('d. "h1k club owner M1k(' Reh1 onk orchestrated the affair
Bonner won SI lSO "h1lc: Myers took horn(' S 100 Mc Namee said.
Earle's aforementioned basket
broke a 51 -5 1 deadlock and
~on1que Sweet made 11 a four-
Point lead with 2·4S left by sinking
a pair of free throws. Sweet. who
finished with 15 po1n1s. h119of10
frtt throws on the night.
D1Cam1ll1 . "ho h11 9 of 10 field
goal attempts the final three quar-
ters (I:? of 17 O\trall) CUI ll 10 55-53
with :?·04 left. but Earle scored with
I 49 lefl 10 ntend the lead once
more
( osta \1r.,a '>('n1or Rachel
Thomas. "ho kd a hawking de·
f('nSl\e cfTon. hit a pair of free
throws "1th I I~ left. then drew a
foul "htk dm ing IM the potential
')1ng hoop ..-.11h nine S('('Onds left.
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Oilers risk Sunset lead against Edison lllilJMlt
ALONG lHE O RAN GE
COAST -The Hunttnaton Beach
High bo) basketball team puts 1u
unset LC'a,aue lead on the hne
tonight 11 5 p.m against host
Edison wh1k Back Ba> nvals New·
pon Harbor and Corona dcl Mar
collide 10 htghh&ht o'her Oranae
Coast l\rc:i ma,chup$.
The Oilers. who defeated Ocean
View Saturday nt&ht to cwm IOk
possession of first place, wtll meet
an Edison ttam thlt was favored to
win the tcaaut ttlle 1flcr the prc-
leaaue season.
Hun11naton Beach earned a S8-S7
victory 1n the teams' fint mcctina
on an Andy KIJew k1 It) up W1th I
seconds lcf\.
n &hson v1c,ory cou1d fo~ a
three-way tic for the lead, provided
red-hot Marina handlH v11itina
Santa Ana at 7 p.m
The unu uaJ S p.m. tipoff for the
Ed1son-Huntinston pmc is dte·
tatcd b)' the d1stnct's finals week.
~n Vit1". ~hich IS CUJTCfttly
tied wtth Edison and Marina. one
pme behind the Oilcn. ti iclk.
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Fountain VaJky uardly nipt tn.
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rolls to 76-68 win
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Chnsuan H1ah bo)S butetball
team C\'Cntd its ovttall record
at 8-& while capturin& iu thJrd
Academ) Lcquc victory in four
out1n1 Tuttday n11tn. dowtuna
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Bob Wfkh, 1990 Cy Youna award W1nncr •
•lll be fcatun:id at a bucb&ll ca.rd show ~Po"'°ttd by <:>tun V tCW H iaJt School Bl~ll on Saturday from 10 a.m , 10 S p.m
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The upcr Bowl unda) IOk race will be held
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N Harbor Dnvc 1n Redondo Bach.
Rt11s1ra11on and F11ncss Fair opens at 6 a.m
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mort' than I S,000 runne~. mam in costume,
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8 Houses under S200KI
For fro" market evalu·
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DOWNTOWN SALE
C()me on down lh11
weekend for the good
pr1ce11
54&-5880
Huntington
Beach 1040
FORECLOSURE!!!
5 BA, 2'h BA. 2 l ly,
pool. ape Huge cul·
de-sac 101. lam azd llv
rm wicracklln frplc,
gourmet kllch, formal
dtn, 11cy1 tff Blu, 9Sl-5121
Newport
Beach 1069
BY owner Newly r•·
modeled 3BR 2'h Ba
houae Sl•P• to beach
& bay S.199 500
831-7677
f ot Sela or Laa, Nwpt
Hgts lg view hm 58R,
3BA Soe 10 eppract
Call lot •1191 8'&-2582
HARBOR VIEW
HILLS
PRIDE of own.rahlp
Immaculate • bdrm,
private m aatar ,
beamed famlty room.
dining room & lovely
yard S1epa 10 neigh·
b0f'100d pool
873-6900 .. '975,000
'4.~TI NI Mt l"'W f
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UDO ISLE, new ttome.
3700.f. ,.~ to
llH.000. onH SAT/BUN 1().6
WI ltl fljt/!• by --t21"'9a....11M111
Mobile
Homes 110
SELLING OR BUYING
A MOBILE HOME
FOR ~REE INFO
CALL 1-800-777-8836
ProMATCH
Out-of Stole
Property 155
Lake Havaau. /42. Great
VI-I Nu hM 3br S76 llOO
OWC. Call Lynn 1.
800...32-4595 ... 1101
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Tmw
Shnrmg 1590
Selllng/Buylng/Rentlng
Clmpground/nrnt1hllt
FOR FREE IHFOAMATI~
CALL 1 800 T71 8836 •
Costa Mesa 2 t ?4 Corona
del Mar 2122 NEW EXCITING! Lg l br 2ba upper dpl11 4BA homo NewJ)Of1
Dock gar hl·bmd ce1t Hoights area $1800'
x1n1 cond S1475·mo mo 722·1800 eve &
_ 760-9020 I wkends 25 J 1800
N·ce o!dor conage·atyle wookdya
roa• d 1ple• 2BR I BA Nowly rttmod Jbr I bA
cozy 'rplc nice crpl & lg new ya•d pell ok
bltnds W D hkupa, 929 Arbor SI S11SO
oceanside or PCH 2 1 mo 1 SI last SJOO IGC
c:ar parking Avl Feb dop 5'l0 4 115 st Drove by 704 Bego-
n a S1025 mo
675 ... 912
Costa Mesa 2 124
1 ST MONTH FREE (w/1
yr ISO) 2BR, 21i'.!8A lux
condo Frplc, w/d hk·
up sec gAio. parking
ST 1951mo 646-4-472
PACIFICA
TOWN HOMES
Newpor1 HolghlS 2BR
1 '"10A 1n chnrml11g
cond1lion Frosh palnl,
pr1v1to pAllo. carport,
pool & laundry Sorry,
No Pele. S895/mo
Curt 11 63 1·1266
Real F st;ifr
Exchanqe 160 I
BACK Bay Condo In
Woodstream comple11
Avl Feb. 91 3Br •
Iott 2 'Ba, Ip, w'd hk·
TRADE y~r negative ups, anc:h 2 car gar w
POOL HOME
Eoslslde 3-2 • lamlly
rm lg yard, cul·de-
soc S 1400 mo Yrty
RUSTY GUINTHER
--631 6389 Ai'
Sp actou a & m odern
2BR 1 BA home w now
carpet Verd w/pool
open meadow vtew,
amen pet ok w or
Harbor Ortve by "3
Atbof $1200 mo Agl
caah now hou1e1 or opnr SI 300 281 ·9151
condo• for our po51. o,t 100. or 542·&4 15
live ca•h now office
condo aultea In auper
Tust.ln toe, 067-603S
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Pt~r 11nsul;1 2107
COSTA MESA
BLUFFS
Spacious 28R 2.,.,BA
twnhH Lg kitchen w
brkl1t rm. 2 car gar,
lrplc, 1ml balcony •
patio. w td hlfupe,
1ma11 pet ok Comm
pool & l•nnls Vk:tOl'ia/
Canyon arH I 11 50
AV1 2 S_!lkr 875-4912
875-4912
Dnna Point 2126
••CUTE 2BR bch cot· E SIDE 2Br 2Ba twnhN
lag• w/aundeck GrHI New pnt, ca.rpt, bllnd1
IOc 11050 5-48-1793 & appllanc .. FP, gar,
+2Br 1ba, nu ~Int, lndry. 5930 &40-2•28
OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
Large 2BA plua den,
2 ~BA . • I I 00 mo
819-SQ.t~7 COii.ct
H1111!1nqlnn
BP;H h :) , •10
carpel, bllnd1, beam m!SID• TWNHS• 2BR w/gar new cP'a
cell. 3408 1"" M•rcua 2Br 1 •hBa, yard, MW fncd yd ' W•lar ~'.
$845/mo 973.7353 carpel/pn1 Sl50 2548 Call 9-&PM 83tS'°"'120
Charming Panlneula Pt Ortt"ji• 8'2'2520 2710 O.l•war .. ft 1780
28r 1BA new ·carpel EASTSIOE 3en 20A • OCEAN VIEW ntc. 2BA f lo and ' llVlng & t•m rma, on 0 rp • 2 car gar. cul·d .. Hc Nie• yerc:t •I beach. arage.
11•00 Vf'IY 87B-eeOfJ 5 1325/mo · 722..,217 frptc, bultMne. IMO/ _ ' mo (2t3) H2·39tt
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Newport
Beac t1 2169
•TOWNHOUSE
3BR 2V>BA. frplc. No
pets! S1 2SO'mo
721·11>86
I BR Sea Faire Condo
lg patio, run appl d w.
frig. pool. Jacuzzi
$875. 581·3466
BLUnta CONDO 3Br
2.,.,Ba F/R D R on
greenbelt, walk 10
atorH &40-1858
Blutft 3BR. t 11ory. lg
M11r Sulla, 1800 sq n
Pool. 2 car att gar
11750/mo. 84-4-2607
Choice upper unit ge1ed
comm 2br. 2ba. Pool,
1pa, 2 car g11, w/d, fl'l9
SI 500.'mo 729-7270
EASTBLUFF
Spaclou• 3BR 2BA
P•llO home on comer
lot w/2 car gar, fr pie,
modern kitchen, w/d
hkup, pool •ccesa.
S 1 300/mo Avl no w
Bkr 875-4912
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
3BR 38A +tort Lg yd,
COfm\ pool. dtll Olf s 1 95(),
mo Af IC1-7S2t
Hert>or V'9w Hma beaut
3BR 28A, Monaco
model G•rdener.
comm pool It 900
844-6810 873-3174
Kldl/P1t1 OK
3br,vl-. Eatlbluff
c ondo. S 1875/mo
S 1800 to mov...in
&4&-3959
Lido lale. •BR 38A
houu on lntlCle tot,
great locatton S2.000/ mo 875-~11
Udo Ille. Nice 3BR 28A
t\ome, Qu+e1 area, f/p,
2 c:et. ~ patio, •va I
now 12, 150 llTJ-M»
NIW RINTALll
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• p Wla. 38 .
3 8a, Wik tO bC:h/
ahope, alarm, Jac:zl,
frptc. 119" • 5'1· Mao. M0-11'1
28r hOUN In q\Mt
Eulll<M Co•I• Mau
netghbomood t Cat
OK 1711/mo C11t
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... ..... 902
Baaullful ,.,. 1•A Zbf, 1b41, 1900
MObM Mt8 In g9l90 Auocl,.•d Realty,
comm. Hr CenfMfy w. 1100 w. BalbOa. ...
I~ 11000('9'0, Allt 103, ~ 8 873-3Ml now 11s--et12 ettr _..;..;..;;•..;.;~~~..;..;..Vlo..;;..lW-..•--'Top ftoOf fJant~
N ... ft d Condo Of MC. bldg. ' vG • mo arn, .. •u11ful, apadcMHI, ~ ..... 111A. f1p, -----~·---utd9 pd Vrty SHIN -·· -r"V''""• -· .-.12,~ ' Jee, tenn1a. lt,OOOI
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Newport
Beac.h ,> 1 G9
Nwpt Hgta charming
3br, 2ba tam rm, 2 car
gar, yard 1 yr IH
Sl4SO.mo 213-472~
OLD CDM·
3Bdrm. bulll In 1905
A true charmer, lull
ocean & bay v1ew1
Enjoy aunaeta flom
the porch. Utll paid
Ottered al ltflOO/mo
CALL RUSTY, Agt
831·12111217
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LEASE OPTION
I BR, 1 BA Call Marta
fJ50.046e
Villa Balboa lrg lu• 2Br
2Ba, ocoen vtow,
pool, 2-car prkg s 1750 71 •·SOl-0347
•110 CANYON•
2 BR 21"" BA, 2-ca.r
g•rege. ON OOLF
COURSE. $1805/mo.
750-0079
HMIORllLMD
Ler~ pier, HA 18A,
minimum I mo I•• MSOO/mo ... ..,He
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28a. P_.lo, •" 2-<:ar ow N""'1t 75fo.08.t&.,
Balbo11
Pernnsulo 260
•LO tBR 1BA S775
•LG 3BR 2BA S1295
Call Conn1a. Ag1
675-8404
2BR I BA, fp. c:a1port
324 E Balboa St 000
unrurn, SI 050 furn
e80-3812d 279-0878•
3BR 2BA Yrly IH S1eps
10 1and 1 car gar.
high cell , S 1 ,400 Lv
mees 549.5790
FURN 3 BR 1 ·~BA
lwnhae rP, deck. 1.
c•r prkng, blk to bch
$13SO/mo 875~4 142
Up•t•I,.. 2br 1 ba. ga7,
2 aunny pall09 $10251
mo. yr IH 9<>8V1 w
BalbOa Bl 875·9650
Coronll
rtel M.tr ?b22
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[IOCEAN VIEW!! I ~•decorated 2BR
2BA, ca1hedrat ce•I·
1ng1. pvt balcony
1acuzz1 From $99!)
No POii 855--0&65
osta Mesa 2624
$700 MOYE·INI
Oelu•• 1 & 2Bdrms
•Small Pel OK
548·7387
* EASTSIDE • Spacious 2BR, I BA,
ralrlg ga1 & water Inc
S7501m~ 646-5853
• 1 MO FREE RENT
2BA w gnr, now erpt &
paint yrd. water pa.
2566 0 rano• ·a· S725
1571 Orange A' $740
667 V1c1or1a 'L' sreo
Call 636-4 120 ~5PM
BEACHI frig, fir• *1 MONTH FREEi
place, g.arage, lndry' 1 BR & 2BR 1 • ·•• • $1050-'0 723-1863 y D" POOi •P•. c•ble hkup •Corol1do, 2BR 18A WlaTLAKa vn.UGa
lwnhee Pool, car-14Mt22
pone. S900 NO PETS 722-8011 or EvH •Clean. quiet, lg 2bf
Wknda 722-8•40 1ba, new crpc, veftl-
cale, dtw, garage, CU1e 1BR 2nd llOfY Apt lndry, al orage lt71
on th• BAY •lbalco-NO PETS &40-2•D5 ny, 11 tOO mo Call --------...;;.....;...;;_..;.._
Jennifer &42-6515 •E/SIDE 2BR w/get. new cp1 & drpa, Poot. MOVE·IN BONUSll apa no peta ~
SJ)M:IOU9 28R H~BA I h ,...f'ld 631 J••1 twnhma. 1950 mo. ua i& • • ••
eoo s .. Ln ... •-2811
t4IO DllCOUWTU
(Can few Detellat)
Spaeloua 1 BA, llltle
new, Incl Mg, 1"tcw•.
mtuo. pool, carPQft &
laundry Cell Sue
5A-.o.tt2.
Ul11ml c ..... , ....
t.oe 1M -pe90, country ......... . No .-.. 180 ,. .. ..
~a20tl•••3
•WTllDI•
1 BR "50/mo Incl ga.a.
water & gar No ~·
• 2323 Eld9n 6"8·715•
•GOOD LOCATION
S2IOO,,
L.arge28r1 ~h
townha• Laundry
room, petto. aft btt4na MU mo.
207I THUAIN
Tll MGMT 132·223J
•Llrge c:teen • .-...
2bf 2ba • .,. ..... di w, new c:rpt, gar,
""*Y. •0-un. NO Nl'tt<e0-2419
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Mt• dAPTI s~ ' a l9drm ~ --. """· .. ••.: N>I• 0oM to lllleedt, ...... trlillr Oft P11t -tt1~ , .. ~ ehope. ''°"' Udo bet'! Cel 9"e b S&42i "'°' ... ~,. 11pp4 It Mt4-t047 -:--:-•~~ .. ~1.;:~::::031=.--1
E s1oe 281', ,.. paw v.w,,.. vwaw a.. omc. eoK• ,,.., .,.., H • Me-08tt
& blonds, gw, lnOty. Beck 8ay 28ft 28., 2• J.W lllfpott, 225-525 'OUND: Small tool Need en 99Gf...,.,,.,
0...-...... .tnt --cat f • "" •' It eq ft *** che9t on V~t0t&a Av• If 11 _ ,;;Oi~&.o.24:0... 0at.;2r.,~~50rmo. Rent conetderallon In Coet• Moea. can ::n·~o .:·~=:
with 9 mo. laHe. -="'~'°...;1..;.7..;.4.;.7_____ clal pr••• time.
E SID taroe 21k 18e, NEW 2BA, 28A POOL ••• e3t.IOll ,CX#ld lab Cottle ml• L.vge d04.lb .. wtde
balcony, angl r.raoe. Mkr0fdw/f..w.t1ca1 C I ... _ .. 1•1n & ... I
173,/mo 120 • 20tn lte5-lo d-141\....a..... entr•I Costa Meta. m• a, "''"" "'' v .-.arr a preaa ha• St CaJI 142-tOeO -.. .,......,. Fua MWVlc•. from 300 1 Blvd 54We33. limo avall•bl• to -ITIPI TO ..... D •q "to eoo. N9W Im· found dog. lmalt t>tacll print INSERTS. WTllDI WOI YAlV BCH A=LS provementt I 90C. t fem, wM• marking•. TABS. NEWS PA·
GOV'T JOGS
HOWHIAINO! To '30.000lyr. t24 ,._
Cell I too-283·3550
IEL, IT ARTERS
NHDED
Twnh••·•IYI• W/COV• t8A to 3BA plut ,,.. rOft(...., Jll"I 18, H.D . .,.. PERS, ETC.
•red patio l angl gar, unlumlthed EXEC office auhet nHr --="=2·..;:2:.;.7..:::2.:.1:...· ----Custom•r wUI got Jl300-SSOO pot w .. k
288 CabflllO, Sl75tmo S7'° to 11400 JW Alrpott, •no Von LOST: lodlot glasHs qua111y volume print· J6AM·t 2 Noon
ORDEADEIK
IAon•,rl 8em·2 30pm,
18 30/Hr Benellts
Ugh! typing for com·
puter C•U Wtllle for
appt ~8-5525.
!look• on Ta~. Inc
846-5040 or 87~-8427 VILLA Karman Ave, NB. FAX, whh hatf red rim Now-~~: trm:hort tum CALL M•Ht•
EASTSIOE OUtETru RINTALI recopt, copter, cont port BHch area Catt Som~n• with •om• ...._.•1• Part Tim•
HOUSI! W/D hlc·up. 171-4112 rm, kltch, frM parking 042 ... 1M Htabllshed contact• __ ........ .-.....--.......,;...__ COLLECTORS
Gor110•. patio, No p9tl 11 coffee 1 .. 'Y bldg would be• big plua. H8ftdyman
S795 + Sec. 145-7234 furn. S250 mo-mo. Al Excot1en1 w orking Al l>UfP(>H f~ enter· SET YOUR
Oulnlan 833-9550 environment. Many talt"lm ant faclllly OWN HOURS LARGE 21" S725 LAGUNA Bf!ACH NEW OFC, appro• 220 bone1111 This Is a Oroundak .. plng end
1BR $GOO 831-4088 MOTOR INN l/f, corner wlndowa. commlulon position gon malnt llnowi.dgo Become an 1ndepend· 1
Rru •a•ftAINfl Wkly rontalt $175 & on E 17th St, CM with a bl-weekly a must 541-2231 •nl contractor collect· ~ """""" Up. Color HBO lV, $365/mo. 64e-4330 draw against. If In-HOME TYPISTS Ing for homo sut>-
3BA 1 .,.BA, S9IO/mo maid ave, hHled pool NEWPORT PIER AREA t0toated, pleaH eon-1crlp1ton' ol tho Dally
Lrg room• Ii clouts, & atep• 10 ocean. E ._.... 1 FOR U\O hOtt.at women t•ct Dave Hoton at PC users needed Pilot Co1nm1s11on
giant aundeck Agt Kitch'• avl 985 N nc .... n. L..., panc5~~1815 In Ameflea by phone. 642-4321, Ellt 252 $35,000 potent al De· pa•d wHkl,. Contact
SR Co sq. •••• .. ~,mo. 1-0N·1 1 ·"'00 ...... ~=======~I I•'' (1) 80 .. •97 "'000 S c rev I, 631·2242 all Hwy, 494-5294 Av·•• no .. ., .. _.. .. 40 .. ...., I .. .. ..., ••v• AOQ•rt •• 642--.. w . v .....,... 3825 $10/caH 18 & ;;;~;;;;:;B::·:l:;2:;3;.:8;_7 __ ;;.:,_ '1333
Spaclout 2BA •Pt w/ Lido ft•n. by the bay. Office & gar epa~. 4 up. CRUISE/RESORT --------
•·pie ll"l'd ce-"'V' di w, Fum rm/ba thr dbl rms, 3BA. t 2· rollup _.__ '9 1>1'<1 NI OCFtlf Sl1Smo moblle hm, amenltl... gar door. tGth & ________ , JOBS WORLDWIDE
1'5U2ft Pk 1450 Pomona. CM S900 QUllTIONS To S121hr Traina.a
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT PART TIME THE SEVlllE 645-06&4 wotcomo BR ABOUT 1·900-8~330 $3 00' ADVERTISING
ADlllN ASST 2 w gar, blllnt . yd WESTCLIFF BUILDING DATILIN!? m1nu1e 1 a OI' over
Wlr pd 635-4 120 9-5 Call Robert et 842· ASST DISTRICT
MANAGER needed 10
1uper.t11e t-ire and I trn.n motor route carrl·
ors, d•ttv•r down
routes update paper·
wnrlc and handle cus· i
romer aorvlC• No ••-
porlonce necessary
Musi have reltable
11uto and current 1n-
su1 anco Cati 642
4331 ask for Miko
-N•tev
21Jt9 Santa Ane J S755 3BR "BA .._._ .. NEWPORT BEACH 3 4 , .. ,.... ... eek, 4321 , E.t. 11. DELIVERY Ou110s lnctudo a"
sworing p hcmo1 lo•
•dvert1s1ng 11 •"
typing l lHng pt11"
ganeral otftce dul•os
Pleaeant surround
1ng1. lnauranco. po•d
v•~llon C.ill 1;;.1;>.
4321, E><1 2!>1 Al~
t o r Howa rd
Schramm
oar . S490/mo Nr Wo•tcllft/1rv1no Ave
parlc1beach 1544-8870 Office & Rolall Avail
after 8 or Iv mag MMtOt Huntinqton
Beach 2640 BALBOA ltl yHrty lum
2BR. tBA. 2BR apt M/F non·
t6&01 Regina Clrclo 1mkr "430 incl um &
1800/mo. I pvt phone 873-3746
---2-1-3--2_S4_·_9_7_De...;;..._ BEAUT Newport Beacn
AVAIWLE NOW Pvt homo No pots
Immaculate largo 3br Empl adult, kite, lndry
2ba, w/d hkup, frplc: 5350 u11 845·9515
p111lo, d/w, no dogs Balboa Is lg 2BR. 2BA,
S845/mo .. aecurlly frplc, maid $600/mo •
213-592·2214 •'\ u111 Non·smokor
Commerc1;1l
Property 277
•SLATER BIZ PARK
IMMEDIATE MOVE·IN
Ware h ous e/ofllc e
combo• 1 .085 to
2,220 aq ft Eircot1on1
loc&tlon and r•tet
714.949.43 14
Industrial 278 •in OCEAN, LO 2br. 8734525 I
2ba Privacy Oar, CM E·a1de 28 r 11128a 2 11 .300 sq ft w •tront ol·
patio No pals se2sr car gar. w d. Ip M F I l ice & lg roll·Up door
mo 857·1778,Sle0-e231 S4SO-S550 OVI 2·1 $790 mo 1791 Whol'l'f
842-8130 or 65()-0<)()2 c M dlVS ~9352 Lagunll
Beach 2G48
CUTE I BR w;p•1IO &
OCEAH VIEW nr town,
ult• & cable Incl NI
tmlcr S800 494-1528
EASTSIOE CM Fem to 6.500 ,q ft 2 111rge 0 1.
•hare 3Br 2Ba hous• fices & recopllon aren
wrth one other Cati w 2 1g rotl·up door
846-8452 ___ s 51 sq ft t 779 """' .. ••
FEM to 1hr 2B CM •Pl C M Caya ~0.93S2
LAROE STUDIO, full
i.uchon. close to town/
Non.amlcr. w d, pork·
tng ape S3&2 .SO mo
• • , ulll 646-7908 ove
ooach Oroal view F•m neat & resp to shr
220 Clltt Dr #3 1595 3br cozy conag• •n
mo Av1 Feb 2nd 213 CdM N-smkr $575
59fS..4nO or 714 S8t· ,, v111 723·~68
4489 • M F by 2 1 75' lrom
Newport
Beach 2669
bch ms tr w b11th own,
g•r. S500 mo. yrt. no
d•P need 631·2338 I
M F to shr 2Br 2B11 apt. WESTCLIFF Npt BHch •roa Pool.
2BR 2BA D/W, pool. I SP• Smlcr Ole 53501
lrplc 1128 Rutland mo_:. ... ~.!.P 979·1804
Rd SOOO/mo Quiet' IM F 5400. incl u111.
secure 848-3879 cloan1ng svc cabto
e Specie! ,..., Mo. ''•e C s1d• Costa Mesa
Walk to Beachnr folo.g I 722-6738 ovon•n91
e Lg 2BR S900-S9!>0 NB Pn M F N S 3BR e Lg 1 BR S725·S7!>0 :?BA w d On beach
01"&1)•• • C•rl>Of1' nr ten ct' 5450 incl
P '>01 Sp:oi ulll 6 73·3284 I
1-1 SuOf'• °' 84&-~.lll OCEAN nr HB Hl'•t>our
• • • St>• 2Br apt SJJ5 mo
BCACH S•:nM•11 '10n 84&-8393
2BA furn uni yrly
S1700 M ark 631 649-1
•BLOCK TO BEACH
$200 OFF
Oco•nfront ~rver
1•1ty) own Br Ba
Parktng •va1I N·1ml\r
Ot ' sa•" "'() ·n.oso·
noommate Cc-nnt'C110n
Busrne ~s
Opportunity 2904
SS DEALER SS
Maintain company 10· I
cured accounts 400•.
MARK-UP' NO SELL·
INGt 1·800·826·3922
AAA LOCAL ROUTE All
Cash No Vending No
Selling S200·S800I
Wookly trom ench
guaran tood location
Investment roQuiroo 1 ~eoo.22e-ee3o.
Investment
pportunity 290
E UOY ''-1~ •t' ..., oro f., '" °"1S L"'O:m ' $' ~
C., 0... ton A UOC
t?'.M83S Nr•
Money
o Loan 291 JBA 2BA. lower unit
gara9• W D hll ·up D
W SI 195 mo 6AM·M•d M-F. 9·6 S•t •WIDOW HAS $SS 4
210 G•anl & 2'0 L,,gon..a
fSL ~·G.,.T 132 nJ2
•Newport Height a•
S 700 Clean I Br gar
lndry no pott. ldoal
~1 poraon I\!><> 8145
•STEPS TO BEACH
30r 2Bn, lrptc nov.
CMpOI rs •I r""'1 'l<IK
S' 10()"' V"Y 6Al 38~
25 yd1 From Oen
2BR BA patio s1:,o
mo yrly 1531·2658
2BR 1 BA pa•ll•ng , Biii
tst S825 u111 Incl 2BR I
I BA. gar 1800 Ct11y
St S850 1573·3089
3BR 2BA trg kllCh,
lrplc 2 lrg decks w d
hk up 2·car g r 1 Olk
to bch or t>ay St400
yearly 495-8581
3rd ha• from bch Lg I
2b• bmd Cati Ip, 1
•toctr1c gar vac •Y• 1
S895 "'£:1'!1 6"2..3890
AT THE BEACH
Sun 100 locallons TD s• S20 000 up " 55 7 4000 cr10 ,,,... No pt~a 1) Ca
SHARF 2·11Y CM •P• w I Otn<son ""° '~IJS 1'°"
pool lndry Inc, frplc
own carpor1 S400 mo
Non cir1n11 er non
smo llor 63 I ·2878
11'1cr 12 noon
Lost &
Found 292
FOUND Fem Gotdon
Rotrtovor H B Sprmq
daln & H nll 8 16·6"> IC) HAVE A IF OUNO 01amonC1 GARAGE SALE ~~~c;, c~c~~I~~-. w
642 5678 I LOST Cat, lrg orange
• long hatr, m•I•, VICtn·
• • 11y Sama Ana Avo & Daily ..._, I Monte Vtal• &45·62381 r'ml tvmesugo
I·, '.,.' tt
S500 WKL V POSSIBLE
WORK AT HO ME
Info 1 ·900·234·8800
)(7715 Empt. Info, St 5
Phon•l•e
ADVERTISING
)Uni F T opply tn an
odv•rt•sln firm in
N 8 Mull have xtnt
English ak1ll1 llnd
know WordPerfect
C•ll King Communicn
t1on1. 844-4146e
AIRLINE JOBS
tnlo 1-900·74t·1400
X523·Fllgh1 Allend·
ants, Ticket Agts. Cus
tomer Service Empl
Info S1 5 p~e fff
ATINACTOAS
Cos11ngs avallabto
B eg1nn1n9 A c l n r'
Workshop
(2' 3) 278..()918
ATTN
TRAVEL
Newspaper routes
avall•ble 1n Costa
Mesa and Newport
Beach 3.00 A M to
8 00 A M Thursdays
No cotlecllng Car and
insurance roQulred
Cati 642·4333
t DENTAL HYGIENIST
If you aro a chocrtul
dontat hyg1on1st who
1
la 1vall11t>le 2 d•ys per
w ock a charming
group prnct1c• 1n
Nt>w1>ort Boach nood<i
vo1 c.111 610-1 122
EARN $300 A DAY
Pcopro Cii 1 You To
Orocr Opportunity
Put')t.catoons 708 428·
81\f.8 E•t "829742 ---EXTRAS tor TV &
mn .. ·o~ J 5 dys wk.
s.r ' S •OO 1 day S-40 .,.,. 211-278-0')17
OUTSIDE COMMISSIONED
SAlES REP
\ell "t.Hter,
C"lf'r k J .;'l_)\,JIJ PLI .... l 'L' . L\\\'.
12'" 1..11:11111 1 ...... inn
Ill' ,q .... lk\~
Cll Marlyn Hofland 714·642-4321
llANGf COAST DAILY Pl.OT
':~~:t;~' S@\\4l\lA-~ttfS* WOID
HMI
ltlltatl ~y CLAY I ,OHAN-------
0 Reo•ronge letters of tho
four scrambled words be·
low ro form four simple words
tmm•dtato openings I
lor 10 th••P Guys & N E l G H T
C 111 to 11 avol U S ._-r---..----....---....---.......1
m a 1 or c II • • s w 1 I 11 1o.. _ _.IL.-___.l.._......1l...__......1[_l _.J.l_2 --' un1qun b11~1noss
g•oup Rock N no11
11nv11onmon1 Roell to
wori.. roll 10 bl'nl< IJo I U S I E S I p11prrt!:'nc e noel' SS l•>y I
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noshed E •r1011,cs .1u I I I) I !
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'n111e "'!:'" o•oom,.11 I M y p U J I E troe 10 sr ""' ,,.., , "1 <
to 'Y r o• por snn ' n ~ .. --, --,.----., .... $-... ,...--i .... _ ~
11.•r.iCl"lo c11•1 No I I." 1 ..
an 833 0" 7!) o• .inn 1
Our yot.ng nP qhbor had
watchea my ~on Jri, to dnvP Cl
stick sn111 c~r Ht> ame 10 me
ind asked Does !hat car •n Pf'••on Nr.wnort
She•aton .15.ic., '·'' Arthur Otvd Nr,...n r1
B o ii c h I 9 ;\ m ·I) p .,..
Mon·WOd) r>il""'' Wptcomo 31 Intl' • ,.,... I S L O F S I I dreve or COPS 11 ?
~-, ..... ,-... ,-,-.... ,-..... ,-.... ,...--i 0 O""~ "'e ·~e cP"; .. c• ,. 'l110ted
. _ . . . o., ' "IJ ,. •II~ ,.., U n9 wo•ds
..__.....__._____,,____.,____._--" yo ... d 1hP op lrom ''"P ~ .. o J be ow A tsemt>lo proouct'
forn UP 10 S'>'>O""lo
S24 lor No ll•P .Viti
tr.ltn CJ • •:>o-'!>l·'A I
BE AT THE BEACH
tBY NOON•
C311 M3gg o
6 AM ·12 Nl'.)On
54a.8919
B1rber Stylist
Fema l e for t>usy
Shop PfT 1573·8628
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mont1o an ~rf't'\J
•
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u.al \l)U 1hnuJh1 out ol rra, h lllnliJl"'
J\."C'p f«hnJ' for \OU F •'I. U\ on
manta! \latu' pJnnl·r,h1r •~It
b1hl) ma1n1 1lon1nlll J1l1u,1mcn1
Tont&ht )OU n•cr1~r 111t rl'f)rt· ... ·n11n1
1nkcn of c.'\ll'Cm
SCORPIO !Oc. t '' '\m .: 11 f nt plo\ ml·nc ur 1x•r ... inn,•I H"pon fl'
qu1rc' funhcr \r1di(,t111in Timi.' on
\OUr tck. phi\ ~a111n1 µrnr l<C'l.i
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a
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• 4u~·111h J
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'ART TlllE
CO PY MACHINE
OPER + Vat du!IH,
Incl PU. & deUv.
Somo heavy httlng
WlU train . 852·1538"4·F
The ()AAN() COAST
O.All Y ftlLOT .. loot!·
Ing tor hOUMWtVaa,
9tudenl• •nd ,...., ...
to '•osent the C11c:u·
talion 0.J)I Will work
evonlnQI, Mon lhru
Fri, flexlblO hOwa
c.n ltne "°"" Mt-4321
...., Up '° D0.000
"''""' ... Ce ~.~ oro-niiM parwon, Al
A, Alf*• c:ompue.r lltef•
ate, type IO wpm,
esper. ••0••~011.c.
tiOnS a plu.. ~ .. ,
40 ~ Small otc PCH _
~ Dover. Newport
Oeaeh 722·7331
SpeecM.anguage
Pathologist
REAl ESTATE CAREER --------
F(T positJOn svalt In Laguna Beach .,..
Ability 10 dltoct
speech ther•PY In a
S N F C.llfomla lie
req Pl•••• contact· Rlv~stdo Hearing a
Speech C tr. 5051
Canyon Crest Or. SC.
104, RIVorsld• 92507
787-0204
Buty R E co IHlcl
u alatant 10 a top pro-
ducer Must be aelf·
al•rter, aggr•11tve
and ••tremely do-
pondablo S••es post·
tlon• alao evatl•ble
Send Income roq'1 to
FIND
worla
\Nough cleMffled
PT R . 180 Nwpt Cntr
Dr "·N B 92660
SERVICE TECH
Time Systems Out·
11do 1•mtory Som•
e•p prtd W ill t1.a1n
557~51
Sales
UPTO
•&oo
PER MONTH
* llO COUICTIOIS * Need monoy r11t1?
$2000 por month
guar•nteo" No ••P
needed t>uyin-:J se•zt'd
lloms al 13ove•nmen1
auction& orr O•Jt t>e·
h:ilf 1 800-%5·10'16
SALES
REPS
Early morning motor routes
available Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
Sates reps I ,, now
Or1'nge Coun ty
Spanish •rlnl)uago
nnw~p.~oer mus1 bo
b 1 ltngu.>J Co5ta
l.1osa loc.ll•nn 9ua1·
1n1ued or,1"" plus
r o;n m ''-'0" rrpty PNsor n»I D"f.'l tory
JJO W B 1, Sir."'
Cn.,1a ~·'"""' CA Q2F~~~
CALL 642-4333
HUNTINGTON BEACH, ca>I'A M!SA,
NEWPORT BEACH fOUNT AIN V AU.EY.
llMNE & LAGUNA BEACH
By CHARLES GOREN
with O MAR SHARIF
.1nd T ANNAH HIRSCH
:-.:ort h ""' 1th cit' it I:-
\'Ulnerahle
~ORTH
• K Q 8 6
• K J 9 <&
•A 9 7 6
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WEST EAST
•76 •92
•A 8 6 9 Q 10 5
• Q 8 • 10 5 3
•K J J0 63 2+AQ7 5
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• 7 "l 2
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• 9
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h.1mp1 .. 11 .. htp" ht-Id in .._ n Fran
r: ... •• ""8" thr lounh l11r~t<-t in lhf'
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fr•n nf'•1ltht'l\lo11prtm1t'rP\t'nl .
th,. HI .r F<1t h •n P111r <"hamp111n
... h11 lit klt-d H fann
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n1 r "'ii• a P""'l'd hand and ht did
I not hold much m tbt wa~ o( deffllM.
hf t lfct#d Lo t.ab advanta.p or the
vulntrtbd1h to prttmpl Wlth three I cluba '\orth 1 doublt wu automatle
I
and Ea,t Rick Zucker o( Tany·
to..-n ' 'I tnc rea.sed the preempt
b\ 1upm~ '" fh e clubs. That did not
dttt'r ""uth fro m competmg with
lht 'pade-.
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f'llon to t(t't a look at dummy befo~
di"< 1dinic ho..., to defend. then abifted
'" d In..., heart. Declarer had DO idea
h·•"' tht-(ftrds lay and took the nor·
m11I fine~ nf the Jeck. logmg l.o
Ea'lt' quttn
Back camt a I.rump Deduer
l'l tartd the entm.) trumps then
• a,hf'd tht act' of d10monds and fi
nf' .. s.t-d the )I C"k In wtth tht quttn .
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rnr h C"ho'M' •o fint "'M the nine
E1t ... 1· .. ten w•m ind thtrt' wu no
rf'a .... n n'lt to rt'tum 11 hurt "nen
dttlart'r had tu follow, Wnt't ace
bf'Ctmr thl' th.ird un~rtnck TM
li x 1:-:& .. t "~t gamed for lhu effort
«i•\t thtm a top k'Qtt
(;1vtn \\ t t' ~twe open inc
lf'ad wht<'h looktd to .JJ the worid u
ti 11 ....,., (rum an act -king combine·
tlnn , ~f' too might h.avt' 11uffered
4Uf h an 1gno m1n1ous defeat Wt
~11ndtr 1f thtre we~ anv other
'\orth ~uth pain who . .;tb this
C'timbmatton. took no heart tnck.t at
a ptdt contract
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-· • ,,..._, • 1 '· whffftl (20NC0ot) t13,500. 173 .. 211. URLI IKI m 1•alon overhauled, ..... ,... -P0'9tl0fl TRANS-Tfte ~end..., .. of
714fM0.07M. .. etc. N&OO 080 ..... M iilWICU.'. Joint• tfte COUtt la {ti ~~
•JEEP '90 WAANG&.ER ,711 Ne~ 8Mch TOYOTA 4224, 6"·7547 venture; and 'SANDAAI ~~couoe .. ~T !c•t lU-lt. f Whit• •nd tan. 5-MEACEOES 1973 ~eo ---------•SOUTHWORTH en tnc:IM0-1 '""""'" " ""' CA°""
t • Y"*'· engine. I 9PMd. .oft top wtth / .:==... "°':'ve Sedan. Of10lnet ~ _722•IOl8 uat end DOES t tf\rOUOh to I FOANtA, COUNTY OIF ~ coemettc wortc. bltclnt COWf, over.hr• pelnt With tan Interior SELL inc:iu.M ·,ANGE. 100 C•vtc: Cen•
13.000. 15e-1173 or1 t Ir•• 0 n ch r 0 m • OOITA ...,. Well maintained. C•llf· '81 PORO I YOU AM 8£1NO SUED OrMt W•t, P.O. 80• IM.
725·1225. Wheel•. uceti.nt con-• .,..... orl'U Cw. Prlnclpela IRONCO , ev PLAINTIFF. (A Uct. le•ta 8.nta Ma, CA •2102.oat.
20· SKIPJACK, good dltlon. se.eoo. ,11.,.11.... offnly. R71~!.·7~~bl• Full alze .. whee1I throueh a..lfW dem:!'sdsendo) F~~~,w~.!, t~nU,,,':!':'~
condftlon. Cover, In· 487.-3 " ....,. 0 er. 00• "'"Toi """'1"' dtl11e, v.a, auto, p/1, !::"" tOti IHC. • • .,_ °''-tiff• enomey. or pllllntlft
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b o er d /Out d t I v•. MAXIMA llDAN MercedH 1tl2 3000 •Ir, 1111, crul ... custom ffl-U71 r.*'...,. • CA&.PDARI wltl\OUI an e110tney is· {ti
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se.ooo . ...-..es1 l urbO, be~!·~~ Cllf, 1 wheel•, tow package DAYa .............. ne nomb<•.dledWtecctOnt•IOn"o .. ~•I '12 OOOOE M AXI Full power. fulll OWMr, ••c-.t eon,. (ISKX326) la.....-.,.,_ 1e .. • mero • • v
ANTIQUI I llTlTI TRAVEL. LOADED. t lo aded, moonroo , d ltlon. $9.750. 714/ *8 ••• :'_,.._. -11111 et •l)C)Oado del oemancsante, 0
• 0973 • ,..,., au r__,. ..._, "--andante --l'IO 1 2 u E 2 sa1 OWNE A . Alf n e w cu•tom wh••••· 54 • • _. ""' """'" .. -
_Hotpotnt o.. ryer. JEWELRY n .. d. ca.e;,lnn up8' S4500. 544·6499 (33503) N .. un '"" 3001.X cA••TA&.~ HUl.198AM A.....,·.,,.._. ..... Ilene• •bog•do. ••). Good cond ~ ,...., I f d • • -1 nv. _. ..,...._ -· - -JOSEPH ANGELO, WOOl· .. ., ... T '"'"'T• L•rge Hlect on o la· S800 14.._,, DODGE 1986 Van .lllS bl•ck, ae, AM/FM CU• HH MMIMNt ... VD C .. -_...... Hui ;;..... ,_ ,_ ,_ '•t; Sey . AN Q EL 0 I
1150 080. 646-2179. m o n d 1 . 11 Int age • Landmark Umhed Edi· EARLE IKE .. ne, pw, pa, pb, auto COITA Ml lA ,..nvne ltrOlft ""''"" --:• THATCHER. 2099 San ~
watches 111cl. AolH tlon. Sae to apprecl· t r ans, $5,800. 1 • .,...H OO P•H•d away on Jen· tlt.::'1:=:*::./;; qvln Hiii• Rd . N4IW1>0(1
and Patek. We buy, ate. $12,500. After TO¥OTA owner.989-1521. 'BB TOYOTA uary 2t . 1991 ; aettll• !'.... Beaon . CA t2 6 1 0
Apartment FUm lnehlnge a ~ppllance1. Every·
1Nng mu1t go. 491· 8904.
H ll, trade and rep•lr. 4'PM 546-0945. lltOUa lltOYCa ·n Pait Matron, Ord.,. of If de _. .. ,_, 114'16'0-0800
W 111 I am Haro I d DOCK FOR R~-722 2098 4 RUNNER 2R5 VS the Eastern Star. She ,1_1r-11 ... _ --_ _ DATE (Fec:n•I MAY 25 Jewelers, 3116 New· 5" I Ford 1989 Ec:onoe.nt 150 I • Sliver Wrahh II, Bal· I I d b h • .,... .... ,_, ,_ ·-• HO 55'6 35' power only "--~ L··.._.. 1· 000 boa Whlte/chocol•t• A/T, AJC. PIS. P/B , P/ I IUrY Ye y ., .... --.... ..... -I " N ...... port Blvd at32nd ' .........,......,, "'""""· •. A 1986 1 t LS huaba nd , O z zie • ..,..:-......,· ..... _w;;. OAltV L. 0 A•-•
.Oealgner Furn. King
Oak Bedroom 1e1.
, Ranan Oln Am. eet,
ptus misc. 759-5!515.
873.0385 low ,,, .. , 631-0441 mitt. TV, VCR t ~~a m 1 1•~egrru11 Y hid••· 79K. Otlglnally :oro:1~!"~so:~!~. .~~: Hulstrom: aon, Kl rte :r...,.., lie ..... wttMut CleB, ey: .,_. M. ,..,..
-M-a-rll_y_n _M_o_n_r_oe_s-lg_n_o_d 1 N~~t~c~t~~~i': ~: ;'8~~~~·=· equipped, lm,;,aculato ~:'t~ int h~'!; u';'~:~~: roof. custom whoo ls 1H•url~1trno~1 a wand Kda8UQ.ht h Y. __ •'"""9 hfrl tM •;:-b=ty Ofange C:O.t
I condition , $8,600. s28 6"""' 71.,._,,,........., (T54181) • .._. 23 ... photo 101 $300. Dall I aboard area, EZ park· l20,000. ~·7832. 788-9257. 1 .wvv. .,.,..... . .,.....,. Dalley. S..-vlce1 10-be ,...;,. .. °"* ..... ,.. Delly Pilot Jenu~ · -·
1lgned &framedlltho lng.(41!5)332-2489 aMW •aes2aE 'Tha wlfo rldea wllh me $12,495 hel d 2 :0 0 P .M . v .. ..,._. Fet>roaty8.13,1 1 wozo
S500. Call 873-3660 Slip Avall ·No liYt Abolrd now! Sa11e $thou· EARLE IKE Thureday, January 24, le ... • ....,_, rttftt 111111-IC Ml'IJIC( .cs· Slip sno White with black eand1S on Udo earl • 199t at Harbor Lawn ::;,:•,.. • ...e kMWft ,.~ nu leather lntrlor. 5 speed ,87 J•Qu•n TOYOTA M eo ,..-c.-"' _....;..;;;..;;.,;=....;..;...;.--.. __ Up to32' S38S LINCOLN, 1961 4·doorl manu al trans. IM· ,. "" ortuary, ata Meia. =.,_,,...,.,, .. ~« Ktmr
Pianos &
Organs 6059
Gl .. s dl11ing H t w/4
Rattan chalr1, 5 tt
long, 3 VJ n wide, $85.
968·8293.
Gorgeous custom made
Mirrored cottee table. I 5•h ti long, 2•h ti
wide. Sacrifice S 100
968·8293.
s.~:~~rANCHORAoF soctan, orlgln~l condi·1 MACULATE 0111y 6,300 mllea, White, tan 722·2098 r~~i11~~, ...... lkl ...... (ht.d In FICTIT10U1 8Ul lNH I BABY GRAND O• '"' caic"I 11on, low mileage, real 44.000 ml. $14,995.1 loather, exlendod war-tM,....._Melr>. NA•ITATllmNT
$1450. St111et·Console • .... _.,..,., cherry. $4,150. Alch· Call Gary days, r•11 ty, $28,995. It C~o~e/.46 ~~~·ua~~: 0....-de _. .. eft· ThetolloWingpettona ..
piano $475 Plano I ard 549-9307 I 474-4004. Evontngs & smella NEW. 673-4704 vy• ............. ..._..., tu· 001ng butlnesl u
teach must sacrifice., • weekends 650-0230 vw 1981 Rabbit tery. Xcond S I 350
1
,..... _._ tleM un ._. ART'S ORY CLEANINO,
Can help dellver. I I BMW 1987 325 Convertlble, trip le OBO. 839·8242 • • DtAI CAUWANol 737 N t91h Street, COSTA
952·2236 20 FT . mini motor I 4 door. 5 spd. low whlto. now engtne & CHEVY 1985 SPoc1rum _ per• pr•••"'" ""• MESA.CA Sofas boot<cases other I nome Beet of all 1 1 1 t s4 000 4 dr. power atoerlng, PA--V.W '"'"' ... MC'"4I • "'• Tr11111 Pa rel l 6727 · • Leland Baby Grand · mltos. orignal ownor, o p , m n , . 53900 •lllOllllALPAM ..,_..-.. ee e«te. CeOerwood Cerritos, CA household furnish· Plano. Black Satin Ex· worlds. GOOd MPG. all '80 HONDA woll maintained, Salm· OBO. 213/434·5711. ate. cassone. . · CemetetY • Monu1ry UN cena 0 -lleM8de 90701 lngs, 640-7690. Open eellent Cond $3 200 new in and out. Hurry. ACCORD I on silver w llnlcd win· VW '79 CONVERTIBLE, 673-0492 Cnapet • Crem1tory .... I• le• "° le ~ Thi• bu11neu •• c:on-
house Sun 12 to 5. . . ·1 $4,800.548·4793 dows 514,000 Cy· red,whltetop,ehrome CHVSLER '89 Now 3500 P1c1ticV1eWDrive pt.-C:Dlofti Mt '"'"'"''1duetedt>yan rndMdual . * • • ~ 436 Prospect, N.B. SENIOR CITIZEN ONLY HATCHBACK pres~761-4~0 _ wheol•. claHlc cofl•c· Yo, k er Land au, N9wpOf1 9Mcl\ Mefttaa.....-.eleM.,e The reg1ttr1nt(1) C:Otn·
Miscellaneous 6015
2 Rd Trip Ticket• Ha-
waii. exp.'93. Aick da-
tall1. S375/tickot OBO.
552-0645
Now Levelor Hortzontal
& Vertical Blinds;
78x84, 68x84 and
smaller. Never used.
OBO. 723·5809.
Ga••o• ~
Sal• .--.
B alboa
Island 610
LARGE ESTATE SALE
E n U re houaehold.
antiques. etc Thur Fri
24 & 24 10·4pm 221
E . Baylronl L1 lllC'
Balboa Island
Furnished traller w/ 5 spd , stereo . on1yl BMW !988 7351 tor'• Item. 646-4232 0, toado-:S, 26K mlle1, 1 j M6-nt0 H 1•pllr ce" IH for· mencecl to tranaac:t ~
room addition. $8,000 3 2 . 4 O O m 1 Io s J Salmon Sliver. p ol· 631·5055 $7000 OBO year warranty PP m e ltded•• l egel•• nus un<ler the Fic:tlttous
Cash. 1840 Newport (302ZEP) 1 lshod rims 7.ycar 911• $14,950 631-8608 apupled•" ueted qutere Bualneu Neme(a) llated
Blvd. '58 Costa $2,988 tended warranry. Mi· 0 0 V £RN MEN T Plllll •Tllll _. le cort9 eecuche eu at>ove on NIA
Mesa. I 1 tsub1sh1 Car Phone hi 1 HLL •••-&Y ceeo. TrtlM f'at .. S EIZED Ye C e a _..,, 11 wted "° ,,.._..te 1U Thlt 1ta1emen1 wH llled
VW 1979 Van Camper COASTAL ACUll.A Excellent cond111on from S100 Corvenos, Mortuary * Chapel ,..._.. .. • '*"''°' P'l8de witn the Coun1y C1ef11 of Of-
Poptop, New engine 2a2a HA1taOft BLVO throughout Or191na1 CHEVROLET '85. Per. Chevys. Porsche•. Cremation ~......., ....... , .. ~ enge CountvonJanua.ry 1e.
Propane Equlptment~ COSTA MESA I 0'.Vncr All service feel car, very low and 01hor conhscatod ....., .., -.no. !Ml .,..,.. 1991
stove. fridge . sink. t 1 .. 2aoo__ records 31 .000 miles m iles, loaded 4 propon1es For Buyers llO Broadway ' etr•• c•••• cl• eu ,.,,.
very clean Perfect On the mow ano need• 1 $32,000 Rich days speed with ctuiu Guido (800) 712·9212 Costa Mesa "'"lldld elrl ..,... edl-Pvt>11$hed Ofenge Cou1
cond $2,700 OBO. p19e1to 110<ey<>u11tutf? J 474-4004, evenings & control. $3,650 548· ex1 4086 Also open M2·1111 defteipel'patteeelecone. 0111ly Pilot Jenutll)' 23. 30,
646-2909. cta!._&llled can 11e1p _ weokonds 546-2628. 4793 evcn1nqs & wcokonds, l •le1-etroe ~""•. February e 13 1991 w~e
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Call Robert at 642·
4 321 , E>ct 311 I ATTRACTlvt
I EUROPEAN BLOND
--------SWF, 35. IAU, allm, In-
eeking
Men 300
c u rable romantle,
playful, Intelligent, eo-
phlsllc.teo and nappy ..aA+ uwav aHka taJt auec.uful
..., .,..,. ' ~•moker SWM fot ATTRACTIVE exciting r•latlon1hlp --------
Green e yed l r lah and 11re1ong heppl-
blond. Lo"9• th• arts, neH. 1 2329
mu11c. movie•. con-At TM...,......,,..C=T--IVl.,.,,.._-
cef'l s, tra11allng, ro-~1BA-a111 mane• with ex, 5vnvr-..
p erul11e, senseUve WIDOW
man 38•50 "-•king SWF. 35, tall, allm. In·
long term rel•tlon1hlp. c urable rom•n tfo,
ll'2315 playful, Intelligent, ao-
ACTIVE BLOND ph 1at1c•t•d and happy .... k8 !alt SUC• I WIDOW cesaful non-smoker
"Cluay.. etlm, anrac· SWM tor o•cltll"lg rela·
llY• In 50'• H•k• Uon•hlp Wld llf•tono
"poaftlve" gent with hepp1neH •2329
... .,,se of humor•• for ,_C_H_,R...:..1-1-TWl"---l...;.l_N_G_L_E I,
wa.lka, fr1end1hlp & Mftlll
actMll••· etc. I llve In ~
N ewpon B oach. 31. SHk.s SWM•WM
•2314 30 for •lncete , .....
tJOnahlp, enjoy• rnov-ADMIRATION I••· mualc, ..., .. or
Feminine, tovtng, aplr-humor. No •mote•/
ltua.lly minded woman drug .. Soc drink. IOd• I with good, refined --=o.:;..k~ • .;;.#.;;;.229;;;.;;..1'-= ____ _
, .. ,.. •Mks atrong LOVI llOT LUST '
honorable, determined SWF·emell. young I man with noble ldu.l9 •nd atandarda. My 50'•· working g1r1
characterfaties: blond/ H o m • b o d Y t Y P • I O"'---... Enjoy people Sffklng gtHn. .,,. ... ,.....,. 3t. ...i edluated alncet•
;'2327 m111e • ....eo "2293
AnRACTIVI A
LOVll llUllC E WOOD?
Good ..,,.. Of hUmor. Lootic alll<e, at.hletlc.
Red h•ad. P•llt•. c"'e· good cook. I
4't t ", 60 yearr1. L.ovea Met<• rn. secure. af·
antique•. dancing. fectlon n/s 40-55 with.
Oood tootdng V«y af· t•n•• of h umor. I
fectlon•t• 1112328 11231 2 1.
CUllY
SOPHtlTICATID
Oldor. professional
lady ... ks down to
ellrth SO • tall profet·
theater. oott,
actMtla•, even•ng• et
home Notamoke, vory -::::i::.JUil'.i:ibil&'lli"fam'
Uni• alcoN>I 12294
ENDGETIC
PROfElllONAL
IWF
Blond/blue, athlellc.
hardworking/playing
seok• ••neere, ovt·
golnQ 29-31, fun ro-I
manlic. "2202 -raa~••ili•r
FUN LOVING
84.lt Mtlou• eboUt lm-
por1ant th1n99 In life. "°' nwsteftallltlc S't " OtMt~ SWf' 34.
L.ootclng tor hon.al
~ eaflngman
UwM aports & beach
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PLANNING DIVISION
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
Notice is heT'eby given by the Department of Community Development. Planning Division
of the City of Huntington Beach that the following Draft Negative Declaration requests
have been prepared and will be submitted to the City of Huntington Beach Planning
Comm\ssion for their consideration. The draft negative declarations will be available for
public review and comment for twenty-one (21 ) days commencing Wednesday. January
23. 1991.
Draft Neptive Declaration No. 90-44 in conjunction with Tentative Tract Map No.
14007. Cond\tlonal Use Permit No. 90-47 and Conditional Exception No. 90-3S ls a
request to subdivide approximately 6.0 acres in the Ellis-Goldenwest Quartersection into
13 single family lots wi th a request for a variance to cut and fi11 requirements for 6 lots.
The site is general1y located on the west side of Goldenwest Street approximately 610
feet south of Ellis Avenue.
Draft Negative Declaration No.90-45 in conjunction with Tentative Tract Map No. 14009,
Conditional Use Permit No. 90-47, and Conditional Exception No. 90-35 is a request to
subdivide approxi mately lS.O acres in the Ellis-Goldenwest Quartersection into 35 single
family lota with a variance to cut and fill requirements for 12 Jots and Jot frontage
requirements for 3 lots. The property is genera1ly located in the southwest portion of the
quartersect Ion.
Draft Negative Declaration No. 90-46 in conjunction with Tentative Tract Map No. 14010
and Conditional Use Permit No. 90-47 and Conditional Exception No. 90-35 is a request
to subdivide approximately 28.09 acres in the Ellis-Goldenwest Quartersection into 94
single family lots with a varianc e to cut and fill requirements for 4 lot s and lot frontage
requirements for 7 lots. The property is generally located along the southerly boundary
of the quartersection.
Copies of these requests are on file with the Department of Community Development
City of Huntington Beach, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California . Any person
wishing to comment on these requests may do so in wri ting within twenty-one (21 ) days
of tbl1 notice by providing wrltten comments to the Department of Community
Development, Environmental Resources Section, P .0 . Box 190, Huntington Beach. CA
92641. Comments will be considered by the decision-making body in its deliberation on
whether an Environmental Impact Report should be prepared for the project.
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