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Wednesdav . June 5, 1991 25 cents
-· axplodel at school;
m• injured, student. bald
By Bob Barker
0ranQe Coast Ollly PllOI
H UNTINGTON BEAC H An
Orange County Probation Department
officer suffered serious injuries Tue day
when an apparent homemade bomb blew
up in hi hand at Hun1ing1on Beach
High School.
Thomas L. Agee, 35, wali listed in
~eriowi but stable cond111on Tue day
reportedly 10 repair hio; left han~.
Late Tuesday, police announced that
they' arrested Timothy Sherrard O;ile
an 18-year·old cnior at Hunt10g1 on High
On 4'Uli p1 Cl0n Of pOSliC \ing an
C'l:plos1ve, a felony.
An empl yce ':ud \he heard a muffled ./
n~ac;c like n firecracke r going off in the
dean o r adm1" ll)O ·, office at .1hou1 9 50
a.m
Amllll'gey 18818 tape-recorded
evid•ce wll clear his name
By Bob van Eyken
Oranoe Cout oa "Y Pilot
COSTA MESA Orv Amburgey'!-
attorney aid Tue day he ha-.
ubmitted tape-recorded C\ldcnce that
could estabh!ih that a conflict of
antere\t charge again t the former cat\'
councilman 1\ ba~d o n incorrec't
information ·
Harvey 'aid. "I he city's original tape,
horn "hk h the minute arc t~tractcd,
no Ion er c\a~ts. But "e'\e taken a
tr.10o;cr1pt f1111n a tnpc that '-'•t' m:ide
prw.11cly of the ml'et1ng "
J he hargc aga1n\t A.mburgcy \lcms
from the June I, 19 7 council meeting
\\here he nllc •cdlv \loted on a co9tr<1ct
re' IC\\ for Coflc:' olom ( .1hk-..1 .. 1on
'llllllll~-------..L_jaj_f1Ccrnoon before undergoing surgery at I Medical Ce nter 1n Orange.
No other in1urae were reported and
See BOMB/lie* hll
"The 01 1ric1 Attorncv hied b:hcd
on minute-. of the Jtine I, l'I~ ..
meellng," defen e attorney l .1~rencc
her h:i\ln~ rcce1,cd more than $900
Imm tht <.ahlc. ( 'mpan) for electrical
See AMBURGEY!llc* .....
Low clouds this mornin~ becoming
unoy in the afternoon wnh west to
southwe 1 wind to 15 mph. High in
the mid·60 to low 7~. Lows in the
mid-50s to near 60. For more
information, including boating,· fishing
and !lurfing, see page AS
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IN THE NEWSROOM
Festivitie for Red Ribbon Week,
slated officially from Oct. 19-27,
actually kick off toda) with a Mayor
Breakfa 1 at the We tin South Coao;t
.Plaza. Local leader will learn how
their c111e can upport and participate
an the effort. ... And le'lt anyone forget
the importance of the effort, they only
need recall why Red Ribbon Weck was
launched in 19 S That was the year
federal agent Enrique Camarena wa
murdered by drug trarfickers in Mexico.
... A group of concerned adults made a
commitment to reduce the demand for
dru~. and the red ribbon has become a
v1 1btc ymbol for citizen committed
toward creating a drug·!ree America.
QUOTES Of THE DAY
''I'm l!UY angry, I mean very angry.
It 's beyond my comprthtns1on that the
d1frtr did11 't stop.''
Donna Burton, peaking about the
hit·and-run driver who ran O\Cr her
14-year-<>ld ~n Corey and left him
10 die in a downtown Huntington
Bench street Friday.
"Grtot cnmt~ ore always comm111ed
by f"OI ignoramuses "
Volt nm:
• Wdrl ·ren~ned opera star
PlaClllo Domingo make h1 debut al
the Performing Arts Center tonight
in Puccini' "1 he Girl of the Golden
We I." The conce rt 1\ \Cl to he~n al
7 p.m t·or informJ11on call .556·
ARTS.
•The poems of Theodore
Roethke will he di'iCU\),ed at
Newport Center Library 1n Newport
Beach during the mcc1mg of Voice'
and ViMOn'i' Pocll) in Puhhc Place!\
Call 644-3191 for more 1nformJtmn.
JUST THE FACTS -•When wa~ PCH off 1c1.tll)' opened
J\ a traffic route bct\\ecn Newport
Ueach and U.guna Beach?
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LOTTERY
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Deooo
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INDEX
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Community forumfA7 port II
CrouworJ M 1'V h~ltn A6
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Copyrlah• 1991 A
Prhtled In P'I" Oft re led f'lfW'· ~
Jack's llrfllo•d coming down, brick by brick,,
Demolition o( J.ld's Surfbo.ud Shop in Huntington Beach h.1-. bngun, cl\ wor~ ,.... dr m.rntl brick .. trom 1tx·
thr story.comp! x will oo huUt l!Lt!S plac.e..tn include lh.c.-shop~ a new tc.slAl~ and ofi1'.e...Spac.e..
Mother searches for hit-and-run drive r
By Roben Barker
0ranot Cont Oa ~
HUNT I NG·
TON BEACH
"Who did 1h1 to
my child'?"
Donna Burton
1 angry and he'
on a m1o;s1on. She
want to find out
who ran over her
14 -year·old o n
Corey on FmJny
night and left him 1t1 die an u downtO'A-O
Huntington Beach 'trect.
( nrcv. ,, hJttler, '""' 1\t:d, oot he's
h,1, ing • u 1,1ugh 11m(' .11f it .11 llt1:tg
I lo1;p1tul m l\c,\p111I Hc.1ch "Ith 'cr1ou'
heat! injunc,, ha' ml11hcr "·llcl Tuc,J,1~
He'1, in .. 1.1bll' lOnd11 1nn hut \ltll
hlccd111g Imm the 'lull, he ,.ml \nd
there\ ,, tear th.it if 11 per-.a'''· 11 might
require .1 'Piil •i tclp .mll ,urgcry, 'he 'a1(.I
He al,t1 hJ' .1 hu)l.en 'houlJer md " an
great pam \nd he remember' n,llhtn~ ol
bcin~ \lrud
Burton 'rent all the f1r..1 J,"" "' hc1
"'n· hclhidc. But nt'" 'hl··, • ~rc.1i..mg
U\\a\ 'llnlC, 'c!d.tnit help In flu,hmg flUI
the hll·:tnJ-run Jri,er.
"The ""''t 1m~lrtant thin!! 1h.11 he or
'he (the dmcr "ho tru ... l the tw\) 1.1lc'
rc,pon,1h1hl\ llir ha' mg I\ dmcr'' h"cn't"
.ind 'cc' that through their n<"gh en.c
omcc'nl' "ii' c\Cr~l\' lOJUrcd "~h h<l\ ha' part of ha' lite 1,1len "·1'
''I'm \l!I) an~I). I mean \Cl) nitry I he
en lire hllXl hurd the thud ( ol the..· '
See HIT-ANO-RUN lldl ,...
Hoqsing
sales up,
supply low
Bv Ma~ Coker
Rh\CI I -\\'1th Oran~e
Cl'unt~ · perccnl redu 11on in
'"' entur. lc•uhng the pacl.;, nt"-home
, .. 1c.. h \C 'UI' d IO t9':el'\ 1uthern
·ahforn1.1 hou mi? market tn year,
ulcordin • 10 u report rclc 'cd 1 uc,da) b)
tum b 1 cu here
l he omp lllllic Housm, Market
Rcporl. r uhti hed qu:irtcrh b l'he
Me~cr <uoup, >Ah1ch doc' mitrkct
rc,c;irch 1mi lOn,ull1ng "\Cf\ LCS for the
re.ii c'tnte 1ndustn in the. '-"ulh"'c"t.
'lhw... nc~ home 1,3lc~ h' c rM~n 77
pc:rc..·cnt and 1mc:ntof') lcH~l' Jecrcai,cd 15
percent in Southern C~litorn1.t 1h1' -.e.ir.
l·-.cn m11r kc:t in the. ou1hland
c\pcrici1ccd an 1ru:rc.1 c in '1lc' ahll
Jccrc 1 e in an'cntor\ In tnct. the region
rcg15tcred the hi~h~'' 'ale' and IO\\C'il
tn\c1111 n le'cl 1ncc the third and fourth
•IU utc.. l 19~9. one ,,f lhc ~ l ear for
th1. \ uthl11nd real c,111c m.trkct
Ht' p1'1 \Car w('\c <.een that the
\, uthcrn C'ahfurmtt market 1, not
111"1 'lUnC: 10 the lOW" of 11 l\ r1cal real
c tul<' le. c-r 1all) "hen the) arc
mien 1l1ed b' national rcce,,1nn.1n
prc,surcs,' 1d kif \leH~r,, prc,1dcn1 o"1
I he \le\crs l1ruup
:-.: ' tthck "· cmplmrn nt ,11,cr ll\ I'
1hc" C\ ch:mcnt ti 1 ,11-.mld cn,urc: ·the
C(mt1nucd 1ccc'' >( 1.i, uthcrn Cahh'rn.1a
n WC_Jlfilll !\' 'l[~t.''I
lllH~Cl!.
l >nh ~.m lkrn.udrnu 1n.i R!\Cr,1de
~n\111t1c' 1>11tp.1 cd l)r,angc (,H10t)''
pell 111.1 •e 1nc1 "''' in nc" 'inglc·lamtl)
hnmc: .ind 1.<1nJ111111n111m 'lilc" lrC\m thl:
l11urth qu.urer ot I »«>O to the lir't quarter
,,, tQ')l
Or 111 '• ( ount\ ., I Ch~ t11,t·quartc1
'•le' \\CIC Ill '" p r.cnt lnlptO\emcnt
O\CI lhc.. 1 I") h1 me' .. ,,Id the prC\IOU'
l)U<Ull 1 \ u Ucrn11nt11111 ind K1\'"C'rs1dc
OOUIHIC • rued 14,'\ pcr,cnt itnJ IQ
po cn1 in re "C' re pcdl\~I\
\ 1 111 • l~.~--o nc" sale .. "C'l' r h.kcd
up 1 ' hcrn Cahlorn1 1 in the-fii;i.1
qutHll I .1 7 pcrc<"nt 1n"rca .. c O\<'f
the pre\IOU" quarter • nd u ~ perce nt
Jump \Cr 19 l fir,.t Qu 1ncr
District approves sweeping
school plan, despite protests
Racetrack shooting victim·
By Anna Cekol•
Ofll'IQt to.st Oat; Piiot
HUNl ING TON lll AC'tl -In the
flee of .~ocal oppo. ttion, the Ocean View
School Dt,1ric1 Board or I ru\tce!I
unan1mou,ly appro,cd a \\tepanJ plan
·Tu~ day night at will O\Crh. ul the
di trict' k1nderaartcn·1hrou h·ctghth·
grade chooh, ctea1in1 four middle
school" and clo 1n1 1-.0 others.
'I he \'Ote tollo"'cd a pmte\I rub!
hcuing an which 22 of the 26 parent" who
addrc' eel the board po~c out g.un't the
plan. More th11n 300 people:, "omc
e11rryin1 Sl\\ic Our choo1' h.1nncrs,
cro,.JcJ 1n10 the Ocun v1 " 111 h
• hool 1.vmn11,iun' I ,r the mcclm
Scheduled to 't rt in the 19512~1' school
year, the 2 m1lhon plan ... ,11 rnrr n e
luur current ~1ndcrgnrtc1Hhn~ugh·c1gh1h
•raJc 'chonl.., into middle o;dlnol' fur
i!r.1dc\ ,,x, \C\<'n and eight l-'nrollmcnt .it
1hc11<: h.>ur '(.hl'«ll' -Mc" \ 1c", M. rinc:
View. \f'tllltt \IC" n\! \: ... t.i \ 1ew -w:1ll
ran c I rum "' tti (1•X.I
I he plan. in the "'or'-' fm the p \t lb
month,, ho c:all lor ell \tn H~cn View
\chrol 11nd t:r t View: h 101. I he
rtmain1n 11 "'h0t1ls 10 the .6~·,tuc1cn1
J1 1ric1 w:ell be t up "'' k1mlcr :artcn·
thrnugh·fiflh·ilraJc 'iluJ nt~
()1 tract offt 1al v the chiln C'i re
needed to o n olulate and 1mfH01rc
cJu 111,inul orfcrin in th dt"lrl t, wh1 h
h 'i been tru ling with Jcchnmg
cnrollmcnl'i during lhC f' 'ii dC\.llllC.
With I r er tu,lcnt populat1 m at
SM SCHOOLSlllll* .....
. -wa s facing assault ch arges
" I H \ I • I I l \ I\ ' ' I ' I ; I ' I I I •. , I •, ·, 1 I I \ I ' '. l ... I . I 1 ~ • • I I I \ I I< t I H c I I \ I I . l • . I I I I • \ I\ I \ 1 I " I (' 4 l ' ' l 1 ~ ' 111 ' \ ' I c ) H I ) I I I \ I I~ ' I " \ ' c I• . "
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Orange Coast People
A Newport Beach citizen with "the best job in the world "
Executive Director of th e Orange County chapter of Make-A-
' Wish Foundation. Formed in· 1983, the foundation, an a ll-
volunteer, non-profit organization (currently the largest of its
kind in the world), i) proud to neve r having turned out a wish of
a life-threatened ch ild who may not have a tomo rrow.
MAICE-A-WllH..,..._ ____ \....,., ______ _
Its business-sign is a wishbone and Its "business is to make
; wishes come true Weeks and her 60 volunteers spare neither
trouble nor money to fulfill even the most elaborate wishes, such
as vaca tiOJl~ to Hawa ii or Australia, meeting pop star Michael
Jackson or bringing one child's grandmother from Iran to the
United States. The foundation's aim is to make the wish a
carefree experience for the ent ire fam ily.
RIRllEDLOVE~-----------------
w eek!o \tarted working as a volunteer for the Orange County
chapter during it inception when -;he moved to Califo rnia from
the Ea)t Coaltt w11h her husband and two daughters. For five
year' 'he ha<, 1nhab11ed the only fu ll-lime job the fou ndation
provide., -.ind .;he Cfl:IOY~ every minute. ··11• not really my job,
1t\ my lo,c' We IO\C the children and they love us. They're like
our ch1klrcn -and nctually they become ou r children."
LEARN FROM Olll CHILDREN~-----------
Cluldrcn "'ho know the) won't ha'c long to live all believe in
life .tfter death. 'Wed., declared "They're intredible children.
They arc \O brave. and not afraid of dying -so we learn· a lot
from our children "
One day. Du-.11n ltiunter, who wa suffering from leukemia,
told Wed,, that h1!> doctor ju t !.aid he had three more days to
liv~ But 1n\te.1cl of Weck con'ioling the sick 11 -ycar-old, Du tin
hugged her and lricd to ma ke her fee l better.
"Make-A-Wish ha' taken over my life and over all vulu nteers'
lives. You JU~t cc the result of your effort -you get big smiles
and big hug<. and tha1 make) the work v.orthwhile."
HONORING PROCLAMATION1t------------
1n rccogn1t ion of the out<.tanding work undertaken by the
founilut1or\. <Im Pett.· Wil,on dcclarctl thi!I June 'Make-A-Wish
monlh in C.1liforn1.1
-By Sasld11 lkrnhttrd
Local News Briefs
Blcycllst veers Into car, Is Idled
Hll I I NCi'! ON BE:.ACH -A bicyclist who pohce su peel wa!>
1nto'(1c.:atcd "a' fa tally injured Monday when has bicycle went over
a center dh1der and was hit by a car in Huntington Beach.
Coroner\ offic1Jls 1dentif1ed the dead man a John Aco ta, 5 1,
of Huntington Ileach. He was pronounced dead on arrival at
Pacifica Community Ho pital, aid police Sgt. John Arnold.
Acosta wa' riding a bike south on Beach Doulcvard when the
bicycle veered diagonally ac ro!>s the northbound lane , over a
raised ccn1er d1v1dcr and into the !>Outhbound lane\, where 11 wa<1
struck b> a car, said Arnold.
The motori I, who.,c name wasn't relca!>ed, wa not hdd or
cit ed 1n connection with the accident <1bout 9:45 p.m. Friday.
Ba'ied on w1tnc!l'ie.,' '\tatcment . officers belie\e Acosta mny
have been under the inOuence of alcohol, said Arnold.
Nitrous oxide repeatedly stolen It 11o1g
Nl:.WPO RT Bf:.ACH -omcone·~ been having 3 ga -at
Hoag Hosp11al\ cxpen\e
Several 11me' \Ince December, thieve' have tolen nitrou oxide
gas tanf..., from the hospital''> \torage area at 300 Newport Blvd.
The g.t' ., u'ed for ana\thes1a at the hospital and the tank
typically v.c1gh about 90 poumh, according to hospital
pokcswoman (iaal I ove •
Clinteai staff can't imagine wh> anyone would wa nt to <;teal the
nitrous oxide "nee "11 put' you to sleep, it doesn't get you high,"
Love aid .
Police have no ... uspccts, but know the thieve mu'ol be rt Ii·
takers. r he n1trou'> 0'~1de tank\ arc difficult to re move from the
storage area hccau<1c they mu~t be maneuvered around pi pes
leading to two ln r~c tanks of highly explo 1ve liquid oxygen,
uccord1ng to the police report.
The late!lt reported theft occurted w metime between 3 p.m.
Fridny and 7 a.in. Snturday, when three tanks contnin ina S6
pound' c.1c:h of the 8d" we re Molen. ·
CGll1Cll llllkea ftreworkl ralrlctllnl afllclll
C'OSl A Mf SA -1 he It)' Council cnnctcd an emergency
ordinance Monda) that will re\tract the ale nd u\e of firework\
tn the cit>.' th1\ July 4.
Council members hud already vo ted, 3-2, on May 20 to regulate
flrcwor~ ra ther th~n biln them outright.
An .-dv1~ry referendum an the ci ty la t N°"embcr cume out 51
to 49 percent '" f nvor or banning fireworks, but the firework\
indu try and c1v1c grour.s that benefit from rarcv.ork11 a)c\ lobbied
heavily again t the ban
Under the rcgulntory ordtnancc, fireworks m.•y not be 'Old to
anyone under J and none m y be discharged el!lccpt in t~c
pre cncc of a n dt.111 Fircv.ork may only be J1~arged betwee n
4 a nd IC> pm. on July 4. \ ,
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WAS HINGTON -President Bulh ruched into the Democratic
Party Tuesday to pick consummate dealmaker Roben S. Strauss as
ambassador to Moscow during a period of promising but delicate
relations with the Soviet Union.
· Bush said he chose the 72-year~old fe llow Texan "to guarantee
that two ships ... won 't pass in the ni&ht for lack of understanding."
Strau s, who led the Democratic Party th rough a fractious period
In the 1970s, said he was persuaded lo take the post in four days of
talks wi th his old Republican friends, Bush and Secretary of State
James A. Baker Ill, and in around-the-clock consultation with his
wife of 50 years, Helen.
Strauss i the most political diplomatic appointee to the
Commu nis t world si nce Bush himself headed the first U.S. mission in
China after diplomatic ties were restored in 1974. Bush, like Strauss,
was a fo rmer na tional chairman of his party.
Strauss' election is one more indication or Bush's determination
to seize what he regards a a uniq ue opportunity to coax the Soviet
Union through political and economic reform at home and peaceful
realignment of relations abroad.
SAN DIEGO A laid-off employee of an electronics
manufacturing firm entered the building Tue day, ct off small
bomb\ and opened fi re with a shotgun, killing two worker , witnesses
and police sa id.
The assailant rode away on a bicycle, with a shotgun and a
b•d ...................... La.Da ..... .....
Polloe t•l .. 1d far Mn1 whll ......... n _.,... tM .BJtar Corp.
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ari1 ...,.., llpr'1 dUef financial ollk:er, •Id 1he auaUant Wll
Larry "l'bDlnM t-llDlll. a 1.chnic:iaa who hid been laid off lbout
1hrce lftOllllal IF becaute Of cong>any culbKU.
The Ulailint entered &he buildina. ICI olf 11 lelll two incendlary
devices and blew out tht telephone swiachbolrd with a lhcqun blast,
Kelford said.
Shotaun blasts killed IWO EJaar employees. police apokesman_ Daw
Cohen said. ~
MOSCOW -Thousands of Llahuaniana gathered Tuesday niaht
outside their republic's parliament in Vilnius, the capital, lo protecl
the buildin& from Soviet troops who the day before had set up
checkpoints outside it.
Lithuanian President Vytautas Landsberais, ~ho waded int~ t~
chanting crowd at dusk, told lawmakers from the seceu 1onis1
republic that althouah tensions had cased since Monday night, "there
are no guara ntees ,that similar actions will not be repeated in the
near future."
Soviet trooe,s set up more than a dozen checkpoints about 10 p.m.
Monday in Vilnius in what Soviet media said was an effort to round
up deserters. The soldiers, who checked identity papers, withdrew
about three hours later after arresting at least o ne person,
Lithua nian officials said.
J ERUSALEM -Prime Mini ter Yitzhak Shamir on Tuesday said
Israel had already made conces ions for peace and repeated his
rejection of U.N. participation in a Middle East poace confe rence.
Shamir's remarks came a h1 office was draft ing a reply to
President Sush'~ appea l for I racl to bend on issues that were
delaying the start of Middle East peace talk .
Israeli newspapers reported Tue day that Shamir was turning
down Bush's appeal.
Speaking in Tel Aviv Tue day nigh t, Shamir blamed Arab states'
refusal to recognize lsrnal and hold direct talks with it as the true
stumbling block for a peaceful olution to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
-By ihe AISociated PttJS
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL ORAMA SERIES by
Sheral LeBeau
· A1 Oundy, an out of work private mve tigntor who was hired on
the Orange County Serial Killer Task Force and Mayhem Squad
dunng 11s initial day , tossed his blue beret in the general direction
of a hat rack, put his feet up on his desk and promptly went to leep.
In the far corner of the room, Mat Sonig at and watched. Quickly,
he picked up a tele phone and buu ed Officer Joe Friendly, the
Fountain Valley Police officer on loan to the Ta k Force.
"Joe, a ny progre s on the kidnapptng?"
''Dead ends everywhere," the voice on the other end replied. "It's
been ix days since Thelma Jean was grabbed and we haven't got a
clue where she is or if she's even still alive."
Sonig cupped his right hand around his mouth. "Look, f got a
favor to ask. I want . 10 pl ay out' a hunch ... Why don't you start
foll owing Al Bundy around? Sec where he goes for lunch, where he
goes after work."
There was silence on the other end.
"Joe? Ya still there?"
"Yeah, yeah. I'm orry. It's just that I remembered something.
Remember back when we were putting th1 Task Force together and
News of the Weird
~~~T~~ !~ ~o~an~e!>t
Holling were among -;evcral lawmaker who cnt their
autographed photos to a fan who congratulated them for
'pccchcs they never made.
M11tthew-Dorsey, -ft ~r-old Democrn11 politic;1I consultant
from San Franci'>co. wanted to cc how long it v.o ul d take
lawmakers to r~pond to hi bogus letter\
In hi'I letters. Dorsey claimed he had met wh atever senator he
wu writing to at o !>late party poht1cal function. "You m.iy recall
making a funny and good-natured remark Abo ut my nickn ame
bei ng 'Boomer,'" he hed.
He went on 10 compliment the politician, noting, ''All of U!>
who heard your rcmarkc; th.ti clay we re very 1mprcs ed with your
da CU'>!>IOn ,1hou1 the import.anc:c: ol young people\ invohcment in
politics ..
While many enatc office .. "'ent fo r the pitch, none were as
enthu 1a tic a the office of Sen. Tom Da chic, D·S.D Da chic
not only ent a photo, htit .i letter that \u1d·
"It wa\ good to hear from )OU ... I could hardly forget the
nickname 'Boomer,' and I appreciate very much your kind
remark'> about m)' pccch to the South Dakota Young Democrats.
I hope that my t:ilk wa an 1nccnti\.c to continuing you r
mvolvemcnt m gra -root\ polit1c'i and that )OU are 1111 act1\te ly
tnvOl'ICd to<l.l) '
Dor ey .ud Du chic\ "phenomen.i lly prc:..,c1c nt memory" wac;
"moM in'pmng "
-By the Assocl•ttd Pre s
Police Log
Bund) came in looking for a job?"
Sonig nodded to him elf. I le remembered.
"Well, wh en 1 was a kmg him about hi background he was pretty
evasive ... So I ran hj print and they came back to another name. I
jotted it down somewhere, I don't even remember what is was ... "
Sonig wa tandang now ''You need to find 1t, Joe. I got a feeling
"'e'vc got a problem. "
.friendly put the telephone down and fumbled through a filing
cabinet next to hi de!>k. Afte r nipping through flies, papers and old
Circ le K coffee cup , he pulled out a )hee l or paper.
"Found 11, Mit. Le t's cc .. Yeah. Herc it is. The print came back
to -oh, you're not going to beheve this -Samue~ Clemen
Malone ...
Somg wh1 tied. "Our killer. It' him."
This week 's inltallmcnts mark the end of Orange Coa t Serial -
at lea t for now. Shera/ LaBeau i taking ome time off to complete
n movie script as well as a speaking ensagement in New England.
Her return depends on reader respon c -please leave your
thoughts on the future of the SNittl on the Editor 's Hotline, 642-
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Huntinaton Beach
The vc 'tole • 011tm.llOft q v11tucd 11 0 frOfll a hack ,.,J 111 the 17000 b!Otll Of A sircct 1 he aa1e1
rcp01tcdl) were "kited, ~t "'" locked • Snmeone reportedly ttc_* a telephone aftd m1cr • w~ from Vurlltoi-n Pruchool, 9161 Vnfktown A\'C • Th1cvt1 rc~1,tcdl)• tole alurtunum Ktap m 1111 ~111• tcd between .U ,000-1ftd Stl.IXXJ at CAD PlaJfiQ Inc.,
w11lkcJ 1n111 the l..111!0 St reel f 1rci St111t11n, a k1n1 fut
m 1hul 11d, Pcr...unnd 11rr1nacd for him 10 ~1 to P•u·
he Commun11 llMpll•I • Somi:unc rc(l\lncJly tt11•k 1 tiolit cuvcr Vlalucd al
St,4'•1 from 11 bt_'"'' 11th M'Donncll l>oual•• Tr1V ·I Co,. '4'2 Bui a Ave •
Laauna Beach
A "tall, t ''c min" '" h' mid·20t With ~t hfl...,.-n, "movi1ted ' hatr •at ma\l\lrbauriA wtlJlc Jdt•nt on • hen h 11 the nonh end of Uc1 let P-u k • Two men were teen "'""'!.'S frOM 1 "°'9M i. the bkd of Pcatt Scrcct Thi:y •pptircntly arebbod
.amc loose ch•nte '""" the rtaSacnoe. • A bullet -11 found In • home n IM 600 b~ Of Oiamnnd Street
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-1hc McOuilo Sl11•n MCI Ille ltloa Sillcn.
Some of thole l1dM1 are in thret·part·
hlrrnony helYtn now, othen ar. -~ &riof!
-areat ll'•ndmolhen. The breed i1 almo11
extinct, eiu:cpe ror lhe famous DuBois Sisters o(
Huntinaton Beach.
TM Du Bois Sisters?
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On the Sure. You've probabty cau&ht their act in f~e
lounac 11 Reuben's La Habra. ~aybe Denny's?
Right now, they arc about 10 star in a n·cw Coast
mUskal comedy, ''The DuBois Sisters," which
opens Saturday ni&ht at 8:00 in the auditorium of Century High
School on Grand Avenue. ~
At lcas1 that's what I heard. To be sure, I dro~pcd by their
blocking rehearsal Sunday afternoon at Century s nifty little
theater.
When I arrived, 1he sisters, slathered with makeup, were
having their picture taken t.>Y a news photographer. It was not a
pretty sight. .
"They look ... awfull" I whispered to Cherie Kerr, the producer,
director and a co-writer of "The DuBois Sis1crs" (subtitled, "A
nighlmare of a fairy tale''). Hookers from hell is one phrase that
sprang 10 mind.
"Don't they!" Cherie bragged. "Wait 'til you !See them in
cos1ume." "\
Lauri Johnson (Lillian DuBois) was the conservative one: silv~r
lame coat over red rhinestone bodice over elcctric·blue knee·
length tights, the garters of· her mid·calr Supphose showing over
high·hceled boo11. · · ~
UzAnne (Adrian DuBois) looked even mor~ dreadful: name·
pink jacket over black Teddy over aqua Spandex tigh1s over ... I
ca nnot go on.
The other DuBoiscs, Dec Dec Hanson (Vi\1an) and Anji
Limon (Marian) actually" looked rather sexy and fetching.
Vivian is the innocent DuBois, an airhead blonde with a breast
fixation. Lillian is the oldest, a frustrated opera singer (and, I
suspect, a frustrated everything) with a four-octave range. M!rian
is 1he hipster, Adrian the rocker. · ' ·
Together, the DuBoiscs live up to their advance billing: "Not
enough to be a legend, too outrageous to ignore."
The women deal -badly -with terrible complexes over
relations with their late mother (Gretchen Stahl) and eke out a
meager livi ng singing in frumpy little Orange County clubs.
But there is alway5 the hope, even after years of second billing
10 mud wrestlers, that '50mc day they will be di~overcd, some
way they will hit ii big:
Enter the agents (Ron Ruhman, Ron McCaw, Rnndall Dodge
and Rich Flin), who secrc1ly lure each sister with the fame she
has sought. "Baby, You're Gonna be Big,'.' the agents promise.
Will a loyal DuBois fink -out on her sisters and leave the family
act? You bet.
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COSTA MUA -A CM&a
Mc1a man •ho aucd Seiko
Watches for olloacdl)I ••i•a hi•
ldoa lor a pialle reader In 1hc
J1p1nete company's "Pullie
Meter'' watch emerpd vic1ork>us
from a federal counroom ·rucsday
after a ftve·ycar lepl b&t1tle.
An eiaht·mcmbe.r jury look only
2 112 hours after a six-day trial 10
decide Seiko wa_s liable to Gene
Greenwood for infringina: on hil
1970 p11cnt ror 1he pulse taker,
accordina: to Maurice Cahn,
Greenwood's attorney.
Attorncy11 arc-sl1Jed today to
meet with a federal judge to
<tjscuss how damages will be set,
Cahn said. Greenwood and Cahn,
who have asked ror S2 million in
damages, said they want a Jury 10
decide on the payment amount.
"The individual Am~1ican ·
inventor has triumphed," tahn
!laid in a telephone interview rrom
WalhiftltOft O.C., where the trial
took place. .... __ , .. ___ ,_, .~ ... .. _, ___ ,, .. ,
after fiw: ye1n of fi1h1ina." uid
Oru,..-ood. 70. a ))·year Oran1e
Collt fftklcnt. ••we tet1 we could
win 111 lhe lime."
Nei1her Scillo's ••torn<;y Brute
Ad1ms 1n New York nor ciko
officials could be reached for
rommenf Tuesday.
Greenwood, a. consultin1
dcsianer of medical equipment,
invented lhe pulse taker In 1969,
after v1 11ing a friend in the
hospit1l. tic no1ed that lhe nurse
read hi friend's temperature
quickly with ti thcrmomclcr but
"''cnl through a tonger proccu for
1akina hi pulse.
She counted 1hc pulse beats in ·
his wrist as she wa1ched the ckxk
for half a minute, rind then
doubled the number 10 write the
pulse tale in beats per minute,
"1"he tight bulb came on in my
mind," Orccnwood said. "If 1hey
<:•n tab ·1mun1 tcmperMv.re,' I
can 1ake 'iM111n pultc rate' by
mc.uusia1 lbc tlmc. between two
beats."
Oreenvrood thus inven1ed 1
putse taker that was futcr and
mote accurate than the manual
procedure and received • b• 1c
p:iten1 for the tcchnolol)'. Out
when he tried · IQ liccnJc 1
company 10 manuJ11eture 11, no of)c
thowcd much in1crco;1 Nurtet
todity still lake pulse by hold•na
the wrist ind looking 11 wa1c:hc ,
Greenwood noted.
But in 1982, he law an 1d for
1hc Seiko PulltC Meier W111ch,
whkh took an instant pulse &t the •
prt: of a bu11on. Upon checking
the watch, Greenwood determined
it used lhc ame sys1e1t1 of
measurement he patented a
decade priOI".
Greenwood wrote Seiko in Japan,
of(ering 10 license his pa1 cn1 at a
"reasonable rate," but Seiko
The h:g .. I proccedinp have
draged on, which Oreenwooct•MMf
Cahn claim was inlen1~ ..-.
Seiko'• part. "iJ:!'erc was~ tremendous cffon to delay
eo11in& 1ne monty and tryins
discourage me." Greenwood Ui'
"'Seiko's Men (ightina u lor .SI/
2 year , in at1 auempt 10 bulty fir,
Greenwood 10 JUSt ghe up,'' Cat•
said. ,.
Q\.er the years, Greenwood ,_.
obtained about 25 patents for< a
varic1y of products, ranging frltRI
011 spill clean-up equipment ~o
single-use h)pOdcrmlc yri nge1. ~··1
nc\cr 101 rich, but I've had m"'y
5ucceS6(ul b ncs, .. he st.id. . $
8 u1 ,. t)\c Pepper 1'rcc l.J9le
rCsiOcnt could end up fina nciS.ly
succcs!ilul 1f the damage portion:«
1he Seiko sui1 continues in b11
fav or. "Every couple mdli~n
dollar helps." he said whh • a
chut:kle. S
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Council snuffs
smoking in all
city buildings
Newport wollBI vanishes; car found
By Bob van E~ken
0nnge C01St o~ '"*"
COSTA MES A -City Council
members voled Monday to snuff
smoking in all of Costa Mesa's
public buildings, except in
designated areas.
The unanimous action followed
an impassioned address by Costa
Mesa rcsidcn1 David McCoy, who
urged the council 10 ban smoking
.in all of the ci ty's work places,
public and private.
"Smoking kills;• he said. "This
is a health problem of epidemic
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COSTA MESA -PolicC here are looking ror a Newport .Beacn
woman who va nished after auending a conccrl Sunday, lcavi na her
car abandbncd on the. Corona del Mar Freeway.
Denise Anncuc . Huber, 23, left home Sunday night lo 1u1end a
concerl 111 lhe· Grca1 Wes1ern Forum in lnglewOQ$1 wi1h a male friend
from Hunting1 n Beach, Costa Mesa police Capl. Tom Lazar said.
"On the way back, they stopped at a rcs1aurant in Long Beach,
then she dropped her frien~ off in Hunting1on Beach. and that's 1he
last anyone's seen of her,'' Lazar said.
I-tuber's dark blue Honda was found o n the southbound side of the
Corona dcl Mat Freeway near Bear Street with ~ na1 1ire, Lazar
said. 1'here w3s no trace of Huber, he said.
"l-lcw parents reporlcd her missing early Monday," he said. "They
said she was a very responsible person and would not normally do
50mc1hing like this."
Anyone w11h information conce rning Huber's whcteabou1s is asked
to call Der. Jack Archer at 7.54·5205 .
• " • proportions," ·
Bui a cri1ic or the an1i·smoking
ruro r la beled a nti·smoki ng Cops c-lip would-be gardener wandering onto their turf
regulations as "nannyism." •LOS ANGELES :... A man grass," said Dowis. noting 11 was
"Herc we go again telling arrested while diggi ng up lush turf mid·af1ernoon on bu~y Vc n1rc
people whal they can do with in front of th e Wilshire Division Bou leva rd.
i1cms that they purchase wilh their pollcc st:11ion expla ined he was "When \Oo'C approached, he wa.-,
own money," said John Feeney, a desperate to restore a verdant look on Police Dcpartmcn1 propcrt~
smoker. to his barren ya rd, police said. abou1 to dig up a second n111 of
Feeney said he is in favor of Edwnrd Joyner, 40, was booked grass," the sergeant said.
"He wa~ planning on going rrciJn
place 10 place, laking a li ule at: a
11me, so it wouldn't be no1iced."
1he ser~eant said. The cart -bf
sc11cd sod wa~ photographed 4>r
c' 1~cncc and !he purloined blats
~·ere replaced. _ ,
The agen1s arc real smarms, of course, and one can imagine
the catastrophes 1hat awail as the plo1 unfolds.
From what little I saw of the slightly chaotic rehearsal (ii was
1ho firs! time they had access to the theater), "1"hc DuBois
Sis.lcrs" should be an evening of great fun.
poli teness on the pail of smokers, fo r invcs1igation of thefl of city Officers also sci1ed a sod·f1llcd
bowcver, and said he has no1hing property. a misdemeanor, said Sgt, shopping cart as evidence. H llllfl'S I NII II {
against designa ted areas for Roger Powis. "He said, 'Well. my yard doesn't ~ .._ • .a.,
smokers in public buildings. "1\ policeman "'"as coming lo ha ve any grass in 11 and I need 1111' CHSi. -I pm ... ·;
The new ordinance. which will wQrk and as he dri\'cs in 1hc" some.' l-te was :\Ctually steali''ng la die neck. 1 The performers arc splendid, staging is in1aginative, material is
good and 1hcre arc plenty of laughs. I'll bet that 1he budge!
would make a shoestring seem rat, but my guess is the cast and
crew will overcome that.
receive a second reading for final d riveway he looks in the median grass right on Police Department Cttn•llll ti I llllClll'. ~
approval on June 17, covers ciga rt. .:.'.::".::iP:._:'_;".::d_so::...m::.':...::R:::"'-Y-'i"s .cd:.:i":::::inc;R:....:":.::Pc_!:P;.;'o"pc=r\~y'", "_°°"':...;;_·.;i• .. •c..•_id_Th_u_,_><1-'uy'-._-_. ____________ ,_. _
MOlit important, this sounds like a good, old-fa shioned musical
cOmedy. It has genuine tunes, song.-; with n1elodies. jusl like the
good old days. ¥ou won 't come our humming the scenery.
After this weekend's opening, "The DuBois Sister$" will run
Saturday nights lhrough June 29. After 1hit1.? "\Ve hope to take ii
10 L..A .. " producer Kerr said \'Cry hopefully. "!(.nd we re ally thin k
it's good enough for New York ... off.Broadway, of course. Or
n1ayb c .. :··she said, even more hope.fully.
cigarettes and pipes as well as ,.
"""Y o ther combustible substance
in any rorm."
II leaves open the possibility of
cont inu ing 10 allow sn1oking in
such loca1ions as the ·bar n1 the
ci 1y-owncd Costa . Mesa Golf and
Country Club.
I think yoti'.11 have a delightful_ evening with 1hc DuBois Sis1ers.
Tickets arc $12 al the box office , SlO with advance purchase by
calling (7 14) 840.-1406.
Defendant enraged
1nar convicted It's another opening, but maybe not just itnother show.
Fred ~1artln's column runs ~1onday \Vrdncsday and Saturday. of two murders
Belt tightening helps
balance city's budget
·SANTA ANA -A Riverside
man was convicted of murder and
burglary Tuesday for the killi!lg ~f
an Anaheim drug dealer and his
live-in girlfriend, but jurors were
un3blc 10 decide if he should face
the dea\h penalty.
John Roger Jordon Jr., 28.
became antagonistic after the eY Bob van Eyken
Onnoe eo.11 Dally Pilol
~COSTAMES-A -=-squeezee!Dy
shrinking revenues and growing
costs, city o rficials slill manngcd 10
submit a balanced budget for
review by I he Ci1y Council on
Monday .
The proposed 1991 ·92 budget of
$64,042,450 is barely $600.000
above lasl year's figure, despite
cilywide incrcescs in salaries and
01hct c:oi;ts, City Manager Allan
Roeder said.
Roeder said 1hc modest growth,
dcspi1c major increases in fundina
for police and fire services, came
as a re,ult of increased efficiency
and consolidation or services.
A c05t cut of $70.000 was
oblaincd, for · example, 1hrough
cs11blishmen1 of a vehk:le pool, as
opposed to assignment of
individual ve hi cles to each
depar1mcn1, Roeder said. ·
'l"he new budgcl proposal call~
ror an increase of $2.6 million f r
police 11nd fire prutec1ion and
other public sa rety services. verdicts were read. egging on the M~·t)r ne~pu1dlture s for jurors 10 complcle-thc-~nd
public safety include S.500,000 for accusing the judge of prejudicing
nine additional uniformed the panel.
firefighters as well as 1wo n1ore "Wh y don't )'OU give it a shot,"
full tin1c police officers ror the Jordon told jurors who were
ci ty's a nti -drunken driver deadlocked over wh e ther tCI
enforcement team. support the special circumstances
This year's increase of S600.000 allegation needed to move the 1rinl
over the 1990·9! budget compares into a death penalty phase. "Don·1
r bl . h h h SJ 6 spare me now." avurll y w11 t c more t an · Wh 5 • Co rt Judge .11. . 1 fi 1 ca en upcr1or u nll ion increa~ rom isca Y ~ i.r Everett Dickey suggc.<1tcd Jordon
1989-99 to 1990·91. keep quiet or leave the courtroom.
The belt tightening ~ame as a 1he defendant shot back with "you
result QL.s.l~cd growth in sales tax_ suggcs1 what! Just like you
revenues. brought on by the suggc tcd yesterday (the jury) find
rcce sion, as well as an increasing me guilty. You suggest 1 101 Mr.
tendency ()11 the part of 1he Suave:·
federal, state and county to pass few minutes later. a Jordon
cxpen~cs o nto cities, Roeder said. continued to make comment~ to
ity Council me mbers arc the jury, he was o.rdercd from the
1c hcduled 10 meet over the ~u rtroom. But ·he agreed ebout
proposed bUdgct June 10 fl! 12:30 five minu1c~ 1:.icr to remain quiet
p.m. at City Hnll. The n1e e1ing is anll "'a.sallowed 10 return.
open to lhe public. Copic~ or the, Jqrdon was 1he second mRn
proposed budget ftre available at convicted In the July 1989 robbery·
Costa Mesa public libraries. ~ klllln.g or Richardo Vttn Stubbs,
28,•Job1Pl'lllll:t8llwtth
DlllllY'l-lllW Anahllnl 1'8181'1
26, a marijuana dealer, ""ho was
1hoi once in 1he head in hi
Anaheim apar1ment 411 .1S37 E.
Terrance St.
Jordon v.•a also convlc1cd of the
klllina of Suzanne Ehr.abeth
Rivera , 22, St1,1bbs' llv e ·in
ANAHEtM ~ Walt Disney
Co.'1 proposed Sl billion Iheme
park and resort next to Disneyland
would fencr1tc S.56 million a year
in k>ca 11."<c and fees and crc1te
27,990 new )Obi, 17,500 of them in
Anaheim, accordin& 10 • report
released Tucldiy.
The repor1, fJndcd by DI ncy,
11id 11'1c development would
produce Sl.2 blllion l n new
economic 111c1iYity each yc1r in
Anaheim and Sl.3 billion in lhc
five-county gre11cr Los An.&clcs
rcaion. The cconomici analysis, prepared
for Disney bv the real cs1nte -
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consulting firm Kotln, Reian &. girlfriend. _8., Clrw Nnrs SNtitt
Moughly lllC., was prcsc:nled to r;:::====='==v=====;-"'t the city of Anaheim,
Di ney last month «:leased a
canccpt plnn tor the new re.sort. It
would include Dflncyl•nd and also
1 second theme park called
Westcot Center ind hotels, rct1il
outlets aod restaurant
8urb1r1k-ba!td Di ney made •
similar rcpor1 la1t October tO Lona'
Beach, the big scapon aou1h or
Los An&cle1. Otsnc1 said ts
proposed nautic,.I theme park and
ruort hotel complex in , that city
would Fenerlte SJ billion In
ecot1om1c ac.1ivl1y .
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: NEWPORT BEACH
" CommerttBank has terminated
: neaotiations for the acquisition
" of Newport West Custodial
: Corp., bank president Raymond
• E. Dellerba said Tue day.
:· CommerceBank has in tead ~hired Scott Purcell, former
· president and chief executive
•,officer o f Newpo rt West
• Custodial Corp., to head a
.. Custodial Service Department at
• CommcrceBank, Dellerba said.
• CommerceBank is a who lly
.. owned s u bsid i a r y of
CommerceBancorp.
0 PowerFlexlng its Muscles:
Irvine-based Advanced Logic
Research Inc. Tuesday received
National Consumer Guide's Best
Buy -re cognit ion for A LR
PowerFlex Model 40 in tbe
category for PCs in the s1.ooo lo
$2,000 range.
The Best Buy list is published
on an annual buis and is
recognized nationwide 11 a
source for mass buyers.
IBM's PSf2 Model 25 was one
o f t he more prestigious
contenders losing out to ALR
PowerFtex..
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caplldty • ......,.t _..i•racor
al paden& cue ..mca Ud she
Wll thrilled. Her love ol d\ildrcn
~ .,,.n before her UIOCation
vriih OIOC. She was a lister in
the lnunacua.te Heart ol Mary
teachina order. "l'Ye just always
loved hclpina children ... My pl ii
to treat dlildren with the dipity
they deserve," understated Lawler
said.
Lott of pd food and Jou of IOod prizes, loll o( pd people
lOO ... put them totether and what
have you p ? Bibbity Boppity boO! I .
Apparently that'• what members
of Cinderella Ouild Junion of
Children•' Hospital of Oranae
County fiaured as they put
tOFther all the elements for the
fifth annual Cinderella Ball
Tiff any Co. saw to it the women
felt a little of the maaic, by
supplying ravon in the form or its
signature fragrance. Peonies in ivy
laced baskets (by Matthew Taylor
Flowers) graced the tables and
guests supped on appetizers of
tomato and eggplant
complemented with mozzarella.
:The entree was a princely portion
of broiled salmon in champagne
sauce replete with oyster
mushrooms. Lemony tarts in coulis
ended the eating.
Saturday night. '\.
Somebody'• fairy godmother
mull have been wandering around
au · day checking on the attention
to detail (or maybe it was the
event co-chairs Kristin Heetchen
and Gina McGlone.) Even "Baby
Boy" (a springer spaniel pup who
garnered $550 for the live auction)
behaved himself. No glass slippers
fo r this gang. Guild President
Su11n Bancroft explained "We're
oot a large group, 45 active
members, but we really work!
Everyone helped with the silent
auction item~. We expect them to
bring in the major portion of our
proceed . " Organizers expected
profit fo r the evening to be
$40,000 bencfitting CHOC.
Afte r 23 years of dedicated
service to CHOC, Debbie Lawter,
M.S.N. knew what Cinderella fch
like the night of the ball. She was
honored at the Le Mcridicn event.
Better than a gla s slipper. Lawler
received the 1991 f riend of the
Children Award, an Orrcfors
Crystal bear (CH'OC' logo)
inscribed with her name. Lawler
over ccs a staff of 500 in her
At the conclusion of dinner the
300 had the opportunity to bid on
live auction items such as yacht
trips and Delacroix paintings. The
party goers danced to the very
modem tunes provided by Or.
Feclgood and the Interns of IA\IC.
Among the guests were: Jim and
Terry Lawson, Tony and Ginger
Allen, Tom and Unda Anderson,
Susan and Paul Bancreift, Sue
Ellen and Paul O'Connor, Tom
and Mary O'Connor, Ira and Rita
Goldberg, Scott and Shirleen
Frasco, Robert and Julie Groot,
Mike and Sherrf Skillman, Clenn
Lawler, Dr. Maria Minon, Dr.
Geni Bennetts and Helen and Art
Wardner.
Parents should ·have
said 'no' much earlier
Dear Ann Landers: When I saw yoUT column
from Heart ick in Champaign, Ill., about the boy
who got a gi rl pregnant and then w.asn't
considered the baby' legal Cather, I lost my
cool. The e parent are crying and praying now,
but why weren't they aying NO to their 17-
year·old on when he was dating a 14-ycar-old
girl and stayi ng overnight in her home?
Why was all the blame put on the parents oC..
the girl? It is obvious that they behaved ...._,,__ ...
fooli hly, but why didn't "Greg's" parents tell Am
him, "I don't care what 'Joan· ' mother says, I IP.IFI
you arc not 'pending the night with her?"
So who i going to suffer the mo t from all
th1 clfi hne and tupidity? The baby, that's who. Since the ·c
kid arc too young to t~kc on the re ponsibility of parenthood.
wa any thought given by their parents to tcrmin8ting the
pregnanC) or g1"1ng the baby up for adoption so the poor child
could ha"e a chance in life?
Maybe Greg can turn ht hfc around, but his parent<; arc going
to have to get their turf together and top wringing their hand
becau e or what other people have done.
.. Tired or E'<CU c
Our Tlttd: Mc, too, but this Is tht W1!)'. a lot of ~oplt bthl\t.
Thanks for tht wakt·up call. Let' hope they hear It.
Dear Ann Landero;: I was astonished to read in your column
that some motel and hotel rcfu'c to rent rooms to person
under the ngc of 18 under nny circum,tanccs and will not rent to
person age I to 21 unle'is they "appear to be mature and
re pcctablc."
Do the e hotel and motel owner expect a 20-ycar·old bu inc
traveler, an l -year-old Muine or a H·ycar-old student driving
to college to sleep in the trcct?
Wha t nght doc a lodging proprietor have to pass judgment on
the "maturity" o r "re pcctabihty" of paying cu'itomers ju t
bccau c they happen to be under 21 ?
Under Montana' law , no one over 18 may be d1scnmin;,ltcd
alainst except in the ale of alcoholic beverages. Persons under
l ba\IC the ~me rif\rtlts a adult Cllcept for laws enacted lor
their protection. If anyone is rcfu ed a motel or hotel room in
Montana becau e of age, he or he should notify the authori11e
and a k that the proprietor be pro ccuted. State that don't
already have law barrina d1scnm1nation again t young people in
public accommo<l.won. \hould enact them at once.
No doubt you will receive many letters recounting horror
:\lOric Crom the n.mon's innkeeper . They will rant and rave
about youna people who be haved d1 grRccf ully. But a few bad
apple!'. ~hould not be pcrmlucd to ~poil thi ng for the majority
who arc law-abiding and decent and I hope you will ay M>.
·• M.M., Bozeman, Mont
O«ar Bouman: Thank you for an exullent lttttr. I'• also ure
to IMar from meny rtacltn who will ••ke tht pol•t tut hottl
and IMltl l'OOlnl 1hotlld not bt Made •••Habit to •I..., who
wa•t IOdlt .. for lmnt0nl purpo t s, but that's anethd cola1nn.
~ of tlM Oar. A kJndtrprtt• cla11 •ltlttd tlw local poHtt
,...._ ""' uw ttw ,...._ ot tbt 10 "'°'' wuted ._ •• OM d.atd
,......_. to 1 flkt1ll't alMI ..W II It was reattJ IM pktwri ot tlM
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Do you have que tion 1bout ~•. but no one to talk to? Ann
Landen' booldet, "S.• and the Teen-Aaer." is frank and co the
point. SllMI 1 11lf :lddreated, lonl! busine • Ile enve~ and a
d..c:ll ot money ordlr for SJ.65 (lhil includes po11aae and
Mndtin&) to: Teena, c/o Ann Landen, P.O. Box 11562, Chiclao.
Ill. 60611~2. (In Canada, send 14.45.)
Among those attending the 'Cinderella Ball were, clockwise from top:
Paul and Susan Bancroft, B.J. and Mark Poliquin ; Cina and Michael
McClone; Debbie Lawler ' and Dr. Ceni Bennetts, Paul and Kristen
Heeschen.
A b h f h I Raggedy fo lk coured the unc 0 0 es world's beaches for not am and
By L M Boyd JCt am. Long ago, th1 . In the old
A 1xth grade girl wrote in one cla se , bcachcnmber were the
of tho e "How I Spent My lowc t, JUSl abou t. Already
Summer" narrati\ic that she "sat mentioned builders on Brazil'
c;o !tervant in outback quarte~ "touch wood" b Fngli h.
O\lerlookcd the junked hore. In
Bah to this day. I'm told, nathc
think the beaches arc for oddball ...
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"knock on ""ood" 1 Amencan. on a "harf and watched an old coast!> faced their hou C\ inland, nctmaker tic a bunch of holes ------------_;_-------------------------~
tOgcthcr with \tnng." The teacher
aid the girl wa!> confu ed, and
gave her a "C " I would've gi\icn
her nn "A ."
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' World renowned opera star
~Placido Dominao will sing 11 the
t 'orange County Performina Arts
Center for the fir.I time 1on1ght
when he ~rtrays the notorious
j'Oullaw Dick Johnson in Los
.Angeles' Opera' "The Girl of the
-Golden West.'' by Giacomo
• Puccini.
• Tonight's pcrformnnce i ct to
get under way at 7 p.m. A econd
performance is chedulcd for
Saturday at p.n'\.
Domingo, who also erve as
artistic consultant for L.A. Opera,
and internationally heralded
soprano Gwyneth Jones will lead
an all-s tar cast 1n Puccin i's grand
and fan ciful work, set in a
'California gold ru h town or the
18'°'. Jones will be makina her
debut as Minnie, the warm ..
hearted saloon keeper.
Noted Puerto Rican bus·
baritone Justino Diaz will sing the
role of the sheriff, Jack Rance.
Aho featured will bo Michael
Smith as Nick, Michael Gallup u
Sonora, Wayne Shepperd as Jack
Wallace, Stephen Plummer as Trin
and Yu Chen as Sid.
Richard Buckley will conduct
the Los Angeles Chamber
Orchestra and the Lo Angeles
Music Center Opera Chorus. The
production, from the Lyne Opera
of Chicago, i di rcc1cd by Harold
Prince, with scenery and costumes
by Eugene and Frannc l ca, and
lighting by Ken Billington.
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one of Pucicin1'1 ...., kftOWll
worb, "The Oirl of the Ooldea
Weit," which will be au• ._
Italian with Bqltlh subtitles, ii
the talc of a dlariJsina stranpr
named Dick Johnaon who hu
wandered into '"The Polka Inn," a
raucous saloon nestled in
California's mother lode country.
His ma1neti m and pd looks
attract the affections of Minnie,
the kind but no-nonsense saloon
keeper.
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Though Minnie is fond of the
town's menfolk and looks after
them, she is a lover to none. She
falls instantly for the newcomer,
however -only to discover that
Johnson 1s in fact the notorious
bundit Ramerrez.
But it is too late; her heart has
been tolen. W~n Johnson is sot
by n posse, Minnie gambles his
de tiny with Sheriff Jack Rance in
a high·lltakes poker game
wagering Johnson's life Cor her
honor. And when a mob of miners
.,e1c; out to hang the outlaw, only
her per-.on(ll entreaties can spare
him from their noose.
&lily_ Kevin Rd>ert gatic~ _ """ __ ~
FIEW KLINE 1XM7NEl:c1r MORIArrY GOLDBERG
John on is one of Domingo's
mo t celebrated role . In previous
engagements in Los -Angeles, he
ha., . appeared opposite Justino
01.12 111 "Otello," opposite Dame
Gwyneth 1n the Royal Opera's
"Turandot," and under the baton
of Richard ' Buckley in L.A.
Opera\" fhe Talcs of Hoffmann."
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One of the world's great
drama1ic ~oprano , Jones has been
acclaimed m virtually C\lery major
opera house in the world in an un ·
U!\ually "'ide repertory. She
appeared 111 Wagner's "Ring" Al
the Metropolitan Opera, Coven!
Garden, Deut chc Oper Berlin,
San f·ranc1 co Opera and was
Brunnhildc 111 the now legendary
Pierre Bou lez/Patricc Chercau
"Rang" tclccas1 from Bayreuth.
rhc pre cnlation is a major
rnmponcnl of a groundbrcakmg
cooper.111 .. c venture between the
Center. Opera Pacific and the Lo!\
Angell!' Music C'cntcr Opera to
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Orange County Performing Arts Center and Los Angeles Mu~ic Center
Opera join forces to present Puccini's Op(;?ra "The Girl of the Golden
Wc!it." Placido Domingo sings the title role of Dick Johnson. Perform·
ance~ in Costa Mesa arc set for tonight at 7 a nd Saturday at 8 p.m
prom<Hc opera an Sou the rn
Californi<1, with th e pcr11onal
in\olvcmc111 of Domingo. The joini
project could open 1he door to
futul'c venture bc1wcen 1he two
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LOS ANOELES -Comic Billy
Crytital was enshrined Tueeday In
concrete in the Hollywood Walk or
Fame, becoming the first
entertainer to have his sidewalk
1tar planted in a new second r<YW
of the celebrated walkway .
More than 250 relatives, friends
and Cans gathered in front of the
landmark Mann's Chinese Theatre
to witncsc; the unveiling of the
Crystal star, 1he l,934th dedicated
along Hollywood Boulevard and
Vine Street.
''This day is especially special to
me becouse at is my 21st
anniversary," Crystal told the
audience, summoning his wffe,
Janice, to the podium. One oC the
comic's two daughters, Jenny, also
wi1ncsscd the event.
Mayor Tom. Bradley also
presented him with a resolution
proclaiming Tuesday "Billy Crystal
Day," and the Hollywood High
School band played "Hooray for
Hollywood" during a urprise per·
formancc .
Crystal remarked that he, too,
once pl:iycd in a band and he
i..n ew fir thand "how hard it was
on a hot day to get your lips on
tho'lc instrument.."
The Crystal Mar wa the first
one unveiled in a new second row
an front of the Chinese Theatre, a
popular 1oun I mecca in the heart
of Hollywood. ..
1 he ceremony was timed to
coincide with this week's release or
hi1, late t film, "City Slicker . " The
actor's other film credit include
''Throv. Mama From the Train,"
"Mcmoric' of Me " and "When
llarl) Met ally ... "
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Editorial
Fans · already winners
with · Lakers and Bulls
Something wonderful 1 happening in the NBA and. it
doesn't take a gcn1u to figure out what There's not a ingle
Detroit P1,ton in the final . Nor are there any Tr-ail Blazers.
We've h. d 11 up to here with Isiah and his thug
teammate . And "'e don't like Portland's cavalier treatment
of its own fan , as well So good riddance to both.
And to make matter e-.en rosier, they're replaced. by the
complete oppo ite -the Bull and Laker . It's a no-lo e
ituation becau c e-.en if the Lakers lo e, Michael Jordan
and the Bull wan.
So often profcs 1onal nthletes let u down becau!ie of
performances on nnd off the field that come up far hort of
the pedestal they arc placed upon. Jn this instance, with
Magic and Michael s the ring-leaders of th<(!r respective
side , we got n long overdue bonus. ·
If you "'ere paying attention. admittedly sometime hard to
do when the enson la!it for nine months -there were
~ome tell-tale sign the Pi\tons and Trail Blazers might
stumble Detroit had inJurie and never did show the
firepower of the pa t couple year . Portland struggled again t
Scaulc, losing twice and being forced into a fifth game in the
first round Great tc3mo; make a better show thnn that
The real surprt c, of cour c. it.. the resurgence -0f the
L.tker\. Evel) c.xpcrt armed with a pen, computer or
microphone. e<1llcd for the complete collap e of the Lakcro;
th1\ vcar
Heck. even our editor, Wil ham Lobdell, a Liker fanatic,
has been c,cen an other quarter.-; .on game night de p1tc hcmg .
a CJ\On uckctholdcr None of Im 01mi;y C'<CU es rcall)' held
up, either, not for a Laker-n;t11c
Coach P.tt Riley bugged out. H'i ell. He was so e'<cited
about leaving the Laker for h1!i "television future" that he'!>
already back into conching, accepting the po t in New York
with the Kn1ck'i.
So . it back ond enjoy th i'I erie~. bccal}SC with Magic and
Michael on tap, tlus one'\ for you.
Today In History
loday 1 Wednc,da). June S,
the 156th day of IQ91 1 here Jre
209 da) lch 1n the year
Today' Highlight In Ill tory:
On June 5. 1<168, at I:? 16 .lm.
PDl. Sen Rohcrt f· Kennedy "-3
hot and mortally "ounded at the
Amba ador Hotel in Lo Angele\
hortl) after cla1m1ng victory 1n
Californi a ' Democratic
pre 1dential primary Kennedy'
a ~a ~in. irhan B1'lh r.1 1rhan.
was 1mmed1atcly ttrrc ted.
On this datt: ·
In 1723, econom1 .. 1 Ad.1m Smith
wu4i born in K1rkca ldy , Scotlrrnll.
In I 7R\ Jo'leph ,rnt.I Jacque'
Montgolfier puhl1cl dernon,trJttd
their hot-J1r hulloon in a IO-
m1nu 1c flight over Annon.1y,
France
In I En. l'Con<,mi'il John
MaynJrd Kl:)'m.!' "·''born 111 < .1111·
tmdge, England
In I 4, Civil Warhero Gen
'W1lhnm T Sherman refu cd the
Rcpubl1c3n prc'i1dcnt1al
nomm1H1on "''th the "'ord ... · I will
not accept 1f nominated und "111
not 'c. r-.e 1f elected "
In I . the Democratic
n,111onal comcnt1on 1n St Lou1'i
nommnted Prc,idcnt CJe,eland for
.1 \Ccond term (I le lo'lt t<l
8 cn1am1n Harn on. but wa'
elected preMdcnt again in I 9:!)
l n 1917, about 10 million
American men began registering
for the <jraft in Worlll War I.
In 1933, the United States went
off the gold ~tandnrd.
In 19~0 .... the Battle of l'rancc
bcjpn during World War II
1 O<Jay's BirthdA) : Actur Rohe rt
l an'ling 1 62 Broal.h.:.1'' JOUrnJh~t
0111 MO)Cf' I' C.7 ., .•. , , ....•
Redistricdng a necessary evil
By Marian Bergeson
Every JO )Car follo"'ing the
natio nal Ccn U'\, the State
Legislature rcdra"'' the boundary
line for each legislative and
congres 1onal d1 rnct. Red1<,tricting
1s a very controvcr inl proce . In
addition to lining Republican up
again t Democrat , it often pit
incumbents again!ll challengers,
minoruie again 't non-minoritie ,
rural again t urban interests, and
the Legislature again'il the court .
Thi year the debate over
rcapport1onmc!nt "'II rival even the
upcoming <;quahbles over the
'tatc'' hudget deficit
A~ a Rep11bhcM , I look fof"'ard
10 the pmce'l'I. N:cau'le the party'o;
chance' can only get better 1h1
time around After Phil Burton
.ind Jerry Bro"n de 1gned the
current t;ou11daric<,, Republican
\t)IC\ \\ere so diluted that C\.Cn
tod.1~ (in ~I ,t,ile that elect'
Republican prec;1dcnts anll
t;O\lcrnor"I), we onl) ha'c hghtl)
more 1htir1 J thmJ of the \Cah in
the Slate Senate and well hch)w
lhtlf the 'JClll., in the A'scmhl)
With Governor Wilson tn the
Matehouo;c, we ha'e a marked!)
better opportunity 10 .1ch1cvc
fatrtlC'I'>
1 h1' 1!> no1 to ~·'> that the
c<,ming reapportionment batile
"on 't be paru an. Repuhltc.mo;
ha'c long argued that a "fair"
re.ipportlonment plan "'II elect
more Rcputllican'\ to acramcnto
.ind \ a'lhington Democrat<, in l\t
that their lim ma1onty 'ilandtng in
the 'ltate entitle them to large
ma1on11e' 111 Sacramento But
tiC"(illl4'C more C .tlifornian\
con,1dcr thcm,cl"c' Rcpuhhcan
e.H.h ~e<tr, the uni) thing bct\\ecn
Republica n<. Jnd lc.tdcr hip will in .. alidate an> plan which
po 1t1on 1n the Capitol 1s £a1r unhml) d1,crimma1c again'll any
redi 1nct1ng. of Cahfornw· ethnic communitie .
There Jre two overriding Ranking far helo\\ the Act and the Con.,11111tion m importance arc concern~ "h1ch f11U'it be met to h r achieve f:ur rcttpponionmenf'I I e pre sen atmn . o geographical and municipal houndaric and the
One ptir.,on. une \Ote. The goal or comp.1ct d1,1ncts \\ h1le
Con t1tut1on provide~ that alk any rcapporuonment plan can
district' mu'lt ~ave a ubstantiallY' 'attempt to meet the e eeondary
equal populn11on No" that the goal'>, 11 will not 'llant.I up rn court
Cen'u" numbers are in, that mean "-lthout fir~t meeting . t~c crrten..i
each CongreNonal D1 trict must of the Vo11ng Right{ Act After
have 57:?,000 re 1dcnt • eac;h State reprc,en11ng a four-county region
enatc D1c;1r1c1 hould have for the pa'>l ,c,en year~. I'd
744.000 re\ldent (the current 37th cenaml) hke to cc more compttct
enate Dl'ltrtct, "'h1ch I repre ent, enate D1.,tnct which rc.,pect
h3' 830,000 rc\ldeot and e.ich 'ome geograph1cnl boundaric
A cmbly D1 trict ~hould contain (and I think that 11 ~ould cf'\c
372,000 re ident. the re 1dcnt'> heller). but m"
The Voting Rights Act Pa ed com.eniencc ,., not ;ilw.t)'i 1n the
:?5 )'Ca,... ago, the Voting Right<; 'tale' hc't mtcrc't We mu\t ftr,t
Act require ;in) reapportionment cn\\HC that .. 11 ( • hforn1an' ha1.c
plan to 3\0td diluting mmont) the opportuntt\ to elect trulv,
1.otc and fragmenting minority rcprco;cntJtive 0H1c.:1a".
commun1t1e' You can C:\pcct the Lcg1 t:11urc
Mmontu:~ mu 1 he afforded the anu mtere't group' to come up
ability to elect a m1n<>r1tv with .1 numhcr of plan' "'thin the
rcprc cntall\C I h1" 11, not to J) nc\I fc"' month,. If the l cg1,lature
th<1t 1hc rcprc-.cn1Jt1-.c elected 1n t1 Jpprmc'> a plan with the appro' al
•·minoril)" dl'llnct mu,1 he: a <'f .i maJOflt) of the member , (io,
m1nClnly ln,tead, the d1stnct mu't \\ iJ.,nn can .,ign or \eto the plan.
ha\'C the potential to clc'I a I he 1 cgl\laturc mu'll O\Crmlc a
m1norit\ Altcrirn11 .. el)'. the: Act \Clo with lhl' nppro,,11 tif l"-O·
prnh1h1t' pl.lnc; from unfo1rl) 1h1rdc; t)f the member\ Anv plan ''
pl.1cin~ mmor1tic' into ·.1 'ltngle -.uhject 10 re,.1c"' .ind Jlteration hy
d1'>trict to .illow non·minon1v the ctwrt' While tew people
Jom1nation of 'urrounding predict ,1 r.1pu.I appro,aJ of the
~h"riCt\ rh .... lO(), J1lutc' mtn<Ull) pl<ln'. mthl expert' think that
\.OllO!? strcn~th di,1ric1' will he 1n place fnr the
imply put. the A< 1 tot.I the JC)')~ i:cner:.11 dection"
C o n , t 1 t u 1 1 11 n r t q u 1 r c Plen'e feel tree "' contact my
re.1pportmnmc:nt plan' to he: l.ur ufhec for more tnlorma11on .1hou1
and c:qu11ahle \\ e c.in ,:.jcJ) 1 h c \ '' t 1 n g R 1 ~ht' c I .
'"'umc th 11 an~ attempt Ill rc1pport1nnnicn1 ne"" dl\tnct line"
man1puluc the pHXC" h~ <'nc (once the)·rc \\.J1l.1Me) .• ind
part~ nr the <lthcr \\Ill rc,ult 1n a up<l 1te' on the prncc"
<.'.nun ch.1lkngc Ir the C\1Ur" '\l11rian Bu~rson ;, tht' ,,.,,.
foll<'" m;in~ prc~edc:n". JUd 'l:" \t>nator for thr J 7th l>t(tr1c-t.
'B• '1 die H1tllne -_ _ _
bliror \ note· I he lo//cm mg .ul·
\llmp/c, of Orange Cu.N D,11/\
Pilot readen · comment\ ilncl
cfltte "'m \Vh1/C' Pilot editor'
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lud. :-.hm1l.1" June '·.On tht: lwnt
p.1gc. the: •• r iny I (1(\ C.:ompc tc Ill
Bah P.1~cant," that\ ~rc.11 front
p 1 'C nc"' I he que,l1<1n I h.1,c ,,.
htl'I II OC\\,\.\llrtlh th.II thou,nnd' or h.1h1c' nrc 1lv10·· in 1\h~h.11w.t'"
.inti 1m11nd till' "''rid
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I lt1tline, there\ .1 gu) n.tmcll M1~c
lkfnrc. he "·h '"oni.lcrin .ihtlut
the: plwto ul the U\ c. rry1n the
gun .ind .inc\lh~r U\ hfl' ;i c.1n of
h&:cr 1n h1., h.11ul -h ,,111, them
\ 1s1l.1nte' \\ Jruc' in our
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"'h:,u "'H1IJ th1' man. \1 1ke
Detore, like )OU to ch' N1>I p111
th p1 lure 1n the p.1pcr th I " l'i
t 1kcn t the c; nc" P rhap!I he
oultl hkc for )~,'!\.lo h l\'C the '
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0 1-. Wdl, th~\ ''' there rnd !><I) <>" \\e're 111 1 \\ ttc:r 'h•ltl 1~c.
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nthcr JI\ o I feel th<lt I'm llcrni.t
pen la1eJ fur 11omg m\ part ll>
1\e "'at r. the c;1h Ice I th.11
thc\'rc: not '·l"tn~ ". lllU\h \\,Iler
''' the) haH w m 11.:c the rc"""''c'
'<'Olc pl.1cc. \o v.h~ not 'tick 1t ''"
the c11tlcn' .ind r.rn;e their ""tcr
hill -.o the <:1,1n ct <l much
nl\lnt:'y
'p\.\ 1"h;at k111d \If I.In tn\;Cl\ll\C I'\
th 11 IM ,•11v to l.1~ on 1t'
rc,hlt'n1' hl ,,n~nc ? Wlw hould
I ~''"'c:"c "'hen I •ol ttl pi) mwc
1t1r v.hl\t I ,,,, u " 't hi\ 1 not
rt ht , 1nJ I feel ~omcth1n ou ht
tu h \lO\' ,lixlUl It.
C'hc\folct. tht ~rl .11 b1~ modt'I.
ddu'e m.1g "'heel, "'"h .in l · pl.11c
on 1t 1 ''"· th.it·, c1th\.·r the p11M11.
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ldmtnl\tratur\ \:M I dtm't know
"'h1ch
But the\ ~cc:p t.1lk1nl.! ahoul
hd"in~ ~u h 1 d('fl 11. nJ tht>\ go
n111 and t'lm ~1~ him nt"' c ic~
and CO\l . W .OIJ(I l<l s~.101 \,uw.
1ha1\. not riaht either H 1 u v..int
to t.ilk tu me m11tc :.ib\lut thl\,
th3n c-.111 me Or dn v. h:at \<lU v. ant
"'''h 11. hut I don't think i1· ... nght,
1n,1 I v. lnt Ill l.;no~ "ho I cun t.1lk
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h111en10 to me. 11 .... c .1 "'"c d v
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I HO\t \\ Ot It t...
I lunt111it1.1n lk. "h
Sinct: m11\tng to I fun11ngt tin
H~ 1ch. in l"cl'lru.u) uf th1'I year. I
h,,.,c hccn n '" nl reader 1>f the
J)alh Pilot. I <.111 look forv. rd
C\ ti\ mor nintt tu the Or ingc
Co.1'1 'cn.11, the '' p opera hin
.1~., .. , "tn nt(e ~•v to \lltrt m
da I ""' \Cl) u~ct bout the f 11.:t
th.ti Shctal ~111 not be vtr1t1n
m mmc for the f!C~ p per
;\n4ri.l might be a ixlJ 1lle t
th" roint tu m yb let the reade'1
talc a chl&n~ t th nal, wh4.1
kn w ~c ma haH~ In \Id -.ricer
in our m1u,1 . I. Int one. «>uld be
that pc1'on ~. I'd ltke to take
th•" orir '"unity to ''"c the
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c:ln d ' Mov. he ut .. J<>:'t E GORt>O •
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Letters
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1 o the Editor:
Cyndi Lloyd Ooran ( U they
could sec u now ..• Wow? May 27.
1991) mu 1 be one or thole P,e<>plc
who spend' so much time thinking
of the· "good old daY':· she
doc n't see how g.rcat our area i
toda)'
Orangq Counry Coa'it has the
m°'t bead11ful homes, the fine~t
restaurants, great shopping area •
a Un1\.c~11y of higher learning,
and a new a1rpon terminal which
allo"'' us acce to the whole
counlr).
E1.en 1n neighboring Co ta Me .a
~c h:ive a Performing Arts Center
which '" econd to none and all~.,
U'> to sec 'AOrld cla s performers
"'thout trip 10 Lo Angeles
Olll who am I to look down on
quarnt h11le building-; with barrelo;
of flo"'crs 1n front. Let' ju'>t JUnk
Jll our progre ., and go back to the
good old ho.r1.e and buggy dayc;I
GLE:.N E STILLWELL
Newport Beach
Word..-?
To the fahtor
In her con'>crva11vc-poltttc
ulumn un Saturda}. 25 May, Jo
Ellen lkn got '" foggy that l had
rrouhlc undcr\landmg ""hat ~he
":" \aymg. Years ago, I u4ied to
hlame mv'>clf "'hen I couldn't
unders1.1nd "riter4i Later, I
rcali1ed that some wmcr are not
o clea r·hcaded as c;ome reader\.
f or e\amplc, wmc readers get
tired o f "-Titer:. who use
tcrmmology for · rts own sake.
Allen\ d1rcc11vc education doesn't
mcrin much, '\ancc all educ~t1on
ha' d1rec tmn
A n<l ~ome redder tire of
either or' ..ittaek'I, kno~mg that
mo\t argument' doJn·t ha"c prec1 c
{tppu"te . When one of her
reader' argue' thJt value' 'hould
nut be taught 1n \Chooh hecaur.e
'ueh teaching "'ol.ne the n<'lt ion
ot -.cparat1on of church and tat ·.
Allen repltc' wtth "\\'hdt, then,
\\Ill "e teach our c;h1ld rcn'> That
'tcahng. l~inc. and chc<111ng • re
...1mplv matter\ of pcr~on<tl
cho1 e ?" H> tcna 1s, not a log1~I
'u11,titute for rca..on
C die ,t.ttcmento; -the one'
th.u go <tround and around, ne\cr
~citing .1nywhcre -aren't "'orth
rnuc:h. either Allen ay th.11
" \C O leaving a matter iu
md1\1dual choice " a\ value-laden
·•' Jc\;1d1ng to regulate tt, 11 mean'
puhhc pohcy find-; all available
choice' to he equally acceptahlc."
The
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Deterll:
Moiety
loihy a11d
Th11rtday lt11t
-IA.,_ clo11dt.
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Mountains:
~11ny today,
with local west
lo soulhwul
winds lo 25
mph. Highs In
thl' low to mid·
70t.
TODAY'S SUN
Sunrise: 5:50 a.m.
Sunset: 8:05 p.m.
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New Moon
June 12
1st. Ctr.
June 19
Full Moon
June 27
Last Ctr.
July 5
SCHOOLS
From A1
(ewer campu,e), the di trict will be
able to better use staff and
impl e ment a more complete
curriculum for students in grades
s1>., seven and eight, said Vince
$1pkovich, a spokesman for the
maste r planning committee that
helped develop the plan.
··w e believe that the proposed
cha nges will rnconvenience some,
but be nefit many," he ·aid.
Many of th e parent<, opposed to
the plan t:irgeted the $2 million
pnce tag 10 fund the changeover,
including the need for new
port.ihle chl!Mooms and buc;c,
.. I wonde r 1f 1t'\ f1\ca llv
re<;pon-,1ble to change .i nd ti) to
i:nme up with -.ome1h1ng different
AMBURGEY
From A1
\.\Ork during the prior 12 month-..
Stale la"" pn1h1 h11' public
of11ciab from \O ttng on matters tn
wh ich thq ha.,,c had a fi nancial
tn lerc,1 greiltcr than $250 tn the
rrC\lllU\ year
At a prc'i. umterencc IJter
I uc,d.1\, Amhurl!c \ rclca,e<.J
c11p1e' of the 1r,1n,u1pt
1 he lriln,cripl. ,1 cop) nl "hich
\\," 11h1,11ncd h\ 1h1.: Oailv Pilot.
doc' 1nd1c.11c 1h:11 Amhurgc\ w 1cd
111 ncce pt ,1 tlHel' 'ear perfnrm.1ncc
rC\tC\\ nl the l.thlc compam
\mh111 l!t'\ who rclu'c" ltl 1.ill...
UNGER
From A1
till fwn t ,c,11 111 h" JJ!!ll"r \\1th
5" lil,000 111 t:.l'h, 1.1J..m~ le" than
h.df Im v.111111ng'
\l.t> re v.orl...111~ 1h1' from the
,1,1ndpoin1 tha t 11 ""·'' ,, nihbcrv.
hut we m1g.h1 ha\C 10 go hack .irtd
lnok 11, 01 her d 1 re ct 1on!I.'. );1 nfo rd
when we know we can operate on
what we have," said Randy
Vanderhook, also a member of the
master pla nning comm111ec who
ha had second thought about the
plan. "I know the sy tern we have
ca n work."
Pa rent Paul McLeod al~o
questioned the timing of the plan.
"(Gov.) Wilson ha s told u thi'i i~
not the time to be making changes
in the state of Cahfornia, yet you
insist on doing this," he said.
S uper i nt e nd e nt Mont e
McMurray assured the parents
that the district can fund the plan
through its $7 million in reserves.
It sho uld cost the di~trict about
$500,000 more a ye ar with the
change , he added.
Other parent were distre ed
about lolling their "nurturing"
ne1gh~orhood chool . while other
10 the Pilot, 1ia1d 1n pnor
mterview that he considered the
\.Ole a routine matter not 'ubject
to connict of interest laws.
The tranllcript indicate'5 that the
council co ndu cted a lengthy
discussion of details of the review
b ef o r e t h e 5 -0 v o t e , o n
Amburgey's motion, to acce pt and
npprove the performaocc review.
Amburgey 1s scheduled to go to
1 rial toda). although attorney ay
the new evidence could affect the
C3)C. •
The City Council, meanwhile.
re lused late .Monda) to pay
Amhurge) \ legal defense fees
Meeting tn clo ed o;eo, ton, the
entrepreneur. Unger had made a
profitable bu siness of recruiting
you ng people from other state to
-.ell magat1nc 11ub cnp11on door·
to-door 1n 'unn > So uthern
Ca lifornia. H t!I sa le-. force wa\
housed 111 local hotel\ and bused
dail~ to neighborhoods whe re they
could ply their wares.
('n,ta Me.,a . police detecti ve
~levc Lahb111 fielded more than
one call from anxiou~ parent\
whoo;e children were lu1 ed to
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motlve aectlon, with • picture of your car, for 3 con-
aecutlve Saturday•. Copy muat be submitted by
Wed.
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9\'ery Saturday.
• Pt~ fQt Pffv••• ~IN no c~• can ~ made on original copy
were worried that Concentrating
teen-ager together in middle
chools will create more problems.
Transportation and safety issues
\\ere also ci ted.
"You 're closing six schools, not
two," pa rent Paula Ball said, who
ha~ two elementary students at
Manne View School. "l am
saddened and I'm leaving the
Ocean View District and putting
my children in to private schools.
"I wil)'votc to recaj! all of you if
you vote for this plan," she added.
Liz O'Connor, whose daughter
i a kindcrgartener at Marine
View School, also had harsh words
about the plan.
"Why is she being bused aero s
a six·lanc, 45-mph thoroughfare,
through three intersections, two
mile away," O'Connor asked the
board. "Why is she being
council voted 4-1 against payi ng
the fee • with l::.d Glasgow casting
the lone vote in fa vor of payment,
City Attorney Thomas Kattre said
after the midnight cssion.
Harvey, sa id it's "highly likely"
that hill client will file suit to force
the city 10 r ay the fees.
"We fee he\ entitled ro th em,"
he said
Amburgey made the request on
the groundll th at he was a city
emplo)'ee when the alleged offense
occurred. ·The city does pay civil
legal co ts for employee~ who act
tn the hne of duty and may, at the
d1 cretion of the Ci ty Council, pay
c.mr.inal def en e cosh . Mayor
California by Unger and ht
company. NRS or Nev. Reader
Service.
"l had a lot of call . mo tly from
mothers, concerned that 1h1
bu inc ... , wac; ome ktnd ol slavery
or they were 1m olved in 11lcgal
activity. It ounded like too-good·
to·be·truc circumstance), I guess,"
Labbitt said. "Out I never found
anything wrong with the operation.
These kids were young, but they
were all ove r 18."
NRS' sa le fo rce of 20 or more
young people abruptly checked out
of the Radi ~n Plaza Hotel early
Tuesd ay without leaving a
forwarding addrcs fo r the
SMr>teao San fr4ln<'IM:o
$aft ....
~All• s..u-..
~ y_,..~
separated from 85 percent of her
classmates?"
Not all the parents speaking
during the hearing were opposed
to the plan. Parent Gary ~mst,
who is also a principal in the
Huntington Beach Unified High
School District, said the larger
middle tschools will offer more
educational choices for students.
The middle schools will also be
able to better focus on the needs
.of pre·adolescents, he said.
"Please take a chance on
change," he said.
Before ca ting their vote, board
members also talk ed of the need
for change in an eve r-c hanging
world.
Veteran board member Sheila
Marcu aid she's convinced that
the plan will better help student
"to adju t to the changing world.''
Mary Hornbuckle said.
But the council is not obligated
to do so, Hornbuckle said.
Last Ocfober, in a routine
review of city contract , Kathe
turned up the is ue of the Copley
Colony vote. In November, Kathe
asked the Orange County District
Attorney .to investiga te.
The Di)trict Attorney filed the
misdemeanor charge in April.
Amburgey's ca)c was cheduled
to go to trial in Harbor Court
Tuesday but the ca e was
continued for 24 hours for rurther
inve tigation b)' the 01 trict
Attorney's office
bustne s.
For Shirley Unger, there is no
real my tery surrounding her son'
ltfc.
"He wa a great man, a gre_qt
father (to two young daughters
from a previous marriage). He was
good with the kids who worked for
him. He wn s really just a kid
himself," Mr . Unger said, land·
mg at the doorwuy of "Bobby"
Unger's plush home near upper
Newport Day.
Following memorial erviccs
Tuellday evening at Pacific View
Mortuary, Shirley Unger planned
to Oy her son's body home to
Pitt burgh.
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Donna Burton, mother of hit and-run v1ct1m Corev Burton, holds a
picture of her son, who remains in Hoag Ho-.p1tJI.
HIT-ANO-llJN
From A1
being truck). They aid 11 oundcd
like a trunk lid clo ing It\ be)'ond
m)' comprehen!iion that the dri"er
d1dn 't Mop."
Burto n aid u lric nd "
circulating flier~ in lhe arcn tn find
'iomcone who may h.ivc 'iCen the
accident. A nd she '~ working
closely with the police.
One witncs reportedly saw a
Mustang traveling at J fa t clip
about lhc time of the accide nt, she
said, but no conn ection ha) been
established.
Burton . aid her son had gone
with friend , tncl uding an adult, to
cc "Backdraft" at the Pie r 1dc
Pavilion Mann Theater Frida)'.
After the movie . he went to a
friend ' hou e to get hi
4'kateboard to go back to the
theatt r where 'lhc w.i' going to
From A1
there wa s no property damage, \he
said. There reportedly v.a al.1rm
but no pandemonium .
Police and fire department
invcsti31uor~ interviewed ~tudcnts
and conducted an invc tigatiun for
most of the day at the city's oldc't
high $Chool, aero M11in treet
from City Hall and the police
station.
The Orange County ShetHC
Department' bomb squad
removed the e'<plo 111c dcbn ,
official aid.
The type of c~plo i11e ind why it
wa hrouaht to the Khool around
remained uncle r late Tuc5day.
Police Officer J, 8 . Hume ~aid a
tel(hCr found the dev1co on the
athletic field near the bott ' l~kcr
room and took It to the office.
Younptcr apparently , had been•
bring1n1 homemade uplcHivc
devices to \Choo! in the pa't to
hlov. up ua'h cnn . Hume tlHt.
School offic1ah. hov.cvcr, 'atd
pick him up. ab<1ut 10 p.m He
never called
!'he hoy, \.\ho W:t\ lllJUred ,It 6th
Street and W:llnut Ave nue, mu
h,1,c been ndtn& h1 0, katehoard .11
the time, .,he .aid
t he police told her the dmer
hJd to h.1\1.~ run the 'top '>ign
beC,tUliC Of the di,tancc the hoy
wa' dragge d and the abstncc of
\ktd in.irk\
Corey, \he \Jtd. t!I a popul.1r and
\\Cll·liked pupil ut Dv.)'er chool
"ho will ml'I his eighth grade
i:i raduat1on ccremonie'I.
He loves to (1\h and has a
he.ilthy di like for drug and
alcohol, 'he 'Jtd.
"I told him a long time ago that
11' not him that I don't tru,t, 1t'<i
the drive r ,'' she said. "You have
to look out fo r the others ..
Burton a~k .inyone who nught
know nbout the • cc1denl to tontact
the Hunttnl(ton ijeac:h pohcc.
the} had no knowledge ol '>Uch un
ilC.:.tl\ill)' •
~'hoot I ru,tcc Jerry Sulh111sn
''"d he hclicvc.:.d the npll,.,1un w"'
th e rc,ult of ''cnd·Of·tht:·>car n u n H~n'ie " that entied 10
ml\furwnc.
l le ':ml there 11.1, been no
'cnou ,mfc , I 'chool in recent
month., ttnd didn't behe'e the
device h.1d hc:en placed there with
mahcmu' tntcnt
A c:e, the lllJurclf prohtttinn
dcp.ir1rnc nt dcpuly, \\Orkcd out of
the Wc'>t Or.in c Count> D1,1r1ct
office 1tnd ~"' a lnng tc r"\ cmplO)Cc, Chief Proh,1t1un Of11\.Cf
Michael \ humac:hcr c;.iiJ .
A cc had been tlllkin$ to the
dean oC ,1dnl1!\\IOO V.llh lm
~ung,tcr" 'n ht Cli clo cl \.\ h"n
he ptckcd up the: 11111 v.r.11 pct!
package ''hy h ppcn tancc,"
Schumacher ~.111.f
"It wa~n 't d1rcdc:J , t the
protu11on llepiutmcnt ,"
Schum•ch r \ id •• t h1 1 \Cr)'
dt\trt''"'' He 1 a fine ,,thccr. II
I \ lrag11; 'llU lll\10('
{
tar
games hold
• memories .
The Orange County Volleyball All-Star
Oame hu really pr<>srened from the first
matches in the early 1970's.
The fint pmes were organized by the
El Toro Kiwanis and were held at El
Toro Hi&h School. Only the boys played.
It wu great to get those players together.
The friendships that arc developed always
carried on to the many years ahead.
There arc other benefits. I remember
the 1980 all-star game very well. Kevin
Droke had been a starter at outside hitter
on my CIF champion hip team at
Newport Harbor and was a fine player.
Since most or the talk
about that team was
about Tom Bunnell, Bill
Yardley and Bruce
Caldwell, Kevi n got
relatively linlc notice
and consequently wa
undecided on his colleg<
plans at game time.
In the third and
deciding game of the
1980 all-star match,
Kevin proceeded to
------literally jump scrJe the
South team off the
------court. He was on a roll and nobody that night
could stop him.
Well, with all of the college coaches in
the stands, Kevin was voted Most
Valuable Player or the match and
awarded a financial scholar hip to be
used toward college.
Immediately following, he wa~ pur ued
by many of the coaches who were on the
recruiting trail. .
:Kevin played his college volleyball at
Sa n Diego State. He is currently on. the
pro beach tour. · ·
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Thi year's match.is Friday night at
Goldcrf West College. The &iris will play
at 6 p.m. and the boy at 7:30.
The pcctators will be allowed to
compete in a ~rving conte t bct\\een
matches with many great pri~cs donated
by our sponsors.
Unhkc the first games, each team will
be outfitted by a clothing company with
shiru, shorts and sweat . Mossimo has the
South boys. Red Sand (Steve Timmon '
co11~y) htls the North bOYI· The South -
girls uniforms arc being provided by
Trunks. The Nonh gi rls represent Side
Out (Sinjin Smith's company}'.
Asics Tiger shoe have provided each
player and the coaches with a pair of
their late t new volleyball hoes. Mikasa is
the official game ball and has provided
the all-star match with prize for the
serving conic t.
Lamppo t Pizza will hold an awards
dinner after the event as well a providing
di count'pizza cards with every ticket.
McClellan Sports Management and
Rick Johnson have coordinated this
fabulou function. All of the all· tar ,
See BRANDE~
~y.a ..,.,,,,..io. .... C.N;! 0.ly '""
Fountain Valley High's Derek Fahs,
pitching for South. follows through
Karllner saves
SOuth's 8-4
All-Star Win
By Richard Dunn
OrlllOt Coast Daly PIOC
ANAHEIM -Tenni'i hoc on, jacket
zipped up and equipment baf draped.
around hls houldcr, Ocean View High
pitcher Randy Karliner was asked to
change in the phone booth and ave
another victory.
Thi umc, it wa for the South all· tar
team Tuesday ni&ht in the 24th rendition
of the K1wan1 Oranae County High
School All· tar ba eball aome.
Kuhner, who tarted at first ba\c and
hit two bullet'i in two tnp to the plate
before iurrenderina h1 duties 1n the fifth
inn1n1. fired three p1tchc~ and 'truck out
KJitcll•'1 Denni~ Bnu' with the ba
loaded 1n the bottom of the n1n1h to
prucrve the South' _. win before an
cstitnated lr50" ran' II GIU\'er Stadium.
Tho all·timo ri h now tied, J2·12, •
:as Karllncr. the un ct Lcaaue' ro·Most
Valuable P11ycr wtK> hid 1• llYCI durl•
the ~fir tenon, pulled the plua on the
Nonfl • ta1t·m1nute rally. "I had (lllJ
tcnni llM>et) on and (South Coec:h Vita
Brown) told me tu take them off end ••
... soumtl
By Bl Blmard "" ........ ...,
CHICAGO -The
Los Angele~ Lakcrs • believe they have 1he
poise, talent and
experience to win again
tonighl in front of the
boisterous crowd at Chicaao Stadium.
Reputed to have the loudest fans in the
NBA, the Chicago Bulls saw their leaguc-
rctord 15-game playoff home winning
streak snapped Sunday when the Lakcrs
won Game I of the finals 93-91.
How do the Laker , 5·2 on &he road 1n
the postseason, avoid coming unglued in
the face of all that hostility?
"We know that no one in the crowd
can come on the noor and do omething
to us, so it's what the teams do on the
court," James Worthy said. "Our mental
preparation to play on the .road is tht
key.
"The nucleus or the team, the core or
us, knows what to expect. We try to u e
-
the holtile crowd u an incentive. The
1i1uation it not forcipt to us."
The mosl experienced Loi An1cle1
players -Magic Johnson, Worthy and
Byron Scott -fearfted a lot about playin1
on the road in three Finals apin11 the
Boston Celtics and the mystique of
Bo~ton Garden.
"The building doesn't make the same,"
Worthy sa,id. "The fans and atmosphere
make th"J game. Some of the most fun
games arc on the road."
Yladc Divac, the Lakers' second-year
center from Yugoslavia, Is playing in his
first Final , but said European basketball
prepared him for places like Chicago
Stadium.
"The crowds in Europe arc crazier than
here," Divac said. "They throw everything
on the Ooor there, even chairs. Winning
on the road is easier here, even in
Chicago."
"We've been successful on the road
because we're totally focused," said Scott.
"We don't listen to anyone aying what
we can and can't do on the other team's
-5, 1981 The Diiiy Pilot
floor."
Johnson, who had 19 points, 11 assists
and 10 rebounds in the opener, said his
mental prepar1tion is much different for
road sames than home 1ame1.
"As a point guard, I hne to control the
situation more on the road," Johnson
said. "Every turnover, every possession, is
more important on &he road becau e
every mistake is magnified by the crowd.
Since I'm the leader of the team. l ha\c
tQ remember all those thinp."
faen if the Lakers lose tonight, they
would have a ch1ncc to win the best-of· 7
scrie with three consecutive victories at
home.
But the Bulls have been even more
successful on the road than the Lakers
Chicago i 4-1 on the road in the playoffs
and it was 26· I 5 away from home during
the regular s~ason, compared to 25· 16 by
Lo Angeles.
''We know we can win on the road a11d
Chicago know it can win on the road,''
Johnson <;aid.
Since no team has ever started the
In
Final" with two lo se at home, the Bull
realize they arc 1n a mui.t•w1n 'lituat1on.
"Thi could be our la t game 1t home,
wuh three 11 their place, so there's a
cnse or urgency," Bulls center Bill
Cartv.naJlt aid.
"Teams who have reached this-point in
the eason know how lo -win on the road,
so you can ·1 toke it for granted that )OU
will win at home," Michael Jordan said.
''J wasn 't urpri ed to sec the Laken
di play poi e on the road in front of a
tough crowd . You expect them to ~Ye
that.
"But we ha\e to win the second game
bccau~ 11 will be hard to win two of
.three at Lo Angele\ "
The Laker~ won their fir t four playoff
road game~ before losing two at Portland
and winning at Chicago.
Lo!> Angeles completed a 3.-0 first--
round weep of Hou ton on the road. In
the econd round, the Laker split two
games at home against Golden State. then
See LAKERS/11
•.;or-· ~~""II"' en.... OP> Nnr
Marina Coach Oa\le Thomp:,on has his own ideas for an option quarterback, and he s busy gettin~ the me<o~ge acr~s during current pnng tootball drill .
Thompson enjoying return to Vikings' helm
By Barry Faulkner
0ranoe COlS1 Dai1y Pilot
HUNTINGTON
BEACH The
kid up from the
sopho more team
aren't the onl y
ne wcomers thi
s pring o n the
Marin a H ig h
var it) football practice field. Former
~cteran coach . Dave Thomp-.on ha
returned from a fh,e·)Cur h1<1tu<1, .ind 1!1
enjoying hi ccond tenure at the
Viking helm
"I can't bchC\C how much fun I'm
having," aid Thomp,on, \\'hO coached
the V1il.ingll for eight e.i\On,, before
stepping a 1de to become the -.chool'
activ1t1e<i director
Fini hmg h1 final eme 1er as an
administrator has tall.en much o f
Thompson's ume. which ha cut into h1
ability to evaluate film on h1 current
players. But w11h ~chool nearing "" end
Thompson i) looking forward to diving
m full speed during the summer in an
attempt to olve h14' team 's pre'I mg
problems.
Foremo t on the quandary h'lt 1~ the
quartcrbacll. pot, where Thomp on i
hard·pres ec.J to give any of hi\ four
candidate" the shghtc't edge at thi'
point
"It' t'lur mo<,t ine'<pcricnccd area and
our b1gge t que 11on mark," lhomr n
C"tplained Of the 'UCCe\~t to \eCOnd·
team All· un c t Le aguer Cri tin
Mclemore. who ha gone off to &he
Univer 'II) of Oregon to continue ti1
football ca reer
Chm Della Croce,· who -will be a
'enior nc'<t fall, aw limited bad .up dut)
a )ear ago. while senior-to-be Jeff
y en, 1un1or-10-bc Tom Sullivan and
sophomore-to-be T ravi Andc rw n will
al so 1ry to catch Thomp)On' C)e.
"We certainly v.on't be in a po<,1t1on
to decide 011 the -;tarter ba cd on 1;pnng
pracuce," Thomp on ~aid
"N> en and Della Croce arc guy'
who could tart on dcfe n~e. n tha t
CCl uld have ~omc thing to do with
narrowing u down We can't ge1 rour
gu)' any '>Ub tan11al v.orl.. once fall
'\tan , ~ we'll u e the re t of "pnng and
the 1,ummer pa ing league Ill e\aluate
each of them \\e're he uan1 to ettlc
on tY>o top candidates now, hov.e"er.
bccau .. e v.e might be turning our h.iclt:'
on a kid "'ho could help u' ··
The V1kinl?'> ha'c pknT\ ot help up
front, "'here offcn""c 'itartef' John
Mel cmt. ( b f\Xll I ~~51, Jo,h Hou,man
(6·5, :SO). Greg l 'cam1hJ (6-0. 21 'i1 .ind
11gh1 end C r.11g \\ 1lham-. (6·4. WS) v.111
help an .tll·ncv. h.1d.helJ find ome
hole'\
1\ ho t of running hack camhda1e' will
hope to fill the .,ht'c' of "orkhor'c
fullback Shawn h1lfor<l. v.ho 1.ame up
JU'it sh)' of 1,000 )urJ, la..,t )Car a 1hc
focal point or the \, 1kmg•,' trap option
1,chemc.
The interior " ah\l .1 'trcngth
dcfen l\cl\ where ud..le l n~mu
Nmthrott. ~ho \Cl :s 'chool record "Ith
10 ;ick la't fo ll, "'111 return lor h1'
See VIKINGS'lr
Fernando debuts Friday; Finley wins his ninth, 3-0
By Ken Peters
4P SpcMU W"ttr
ANA H E:.IM
Fern:rndo Valcm:uelo ,
h ping 10 rctapturc the
mound magic he had
with the Dodge~. will
make h1\ fir t Mo&rt for
&he Cnhfornia Angel on
£-r1day night
ValcMuela, \\'~ J1d nof illklw an
earned run in three 11ppcar11ncc-. in the
An cl minor league V'tcm, "'111 m ~c
h1 Amcric, n l c, auc dchut .tg111n ... 1 the
Octrn1t T1 er\ 111 Anaheim 'ltad1um .
''I 'm 'liery happy v.1th lhc way the pa"t
three .... eel have gone: I'm c\en h ppicr
after tod•)'." the fcft·h•ndtd pucher 1d
1'U«day after sianina 1 major le guc
contract v.1th the Anpl .
"He knowt hOw to wtn end M kn
hOw to pitch.'' Anpt1' Mnk>r \ c
prelident Dan O'Brin uld. 1·Th1 1 a
P:MI ~. 1'bl1 c.n Mt Md •hey can
fleld. He CM help IMM IN they n help
him."
M11nwhitt on TMICI.,. n11ht at
nahe1m Stadium, Chilek 1 1nley
o~crrov.ercd Bmton un two hits to
become the Ameri can League' fir t ninc-
game winner a the California Angel
beJt the Red ox 3-0.
It \loi\~ the eco nd hti<l·h11ter or the
-.ca\On -onJ \econd hutout for
F1nlc) (9·2), who \trud out nine for the
thud time th1 \eawn. He ga\C up two
hit\ in R l 0 victory O\ler Minne'i(>ll on
pnl 19 ·
·cn1n11s edge Dodgers In 11th, 3-2
By PiOI LeBar
~ SpOtta ...,,..,
T LO IS • Milt l hump on. "-ht,.,c n1nth·10nina \acnf1cc
ny co t Orel Hcnh1 .. er hi., t1r t v1cwry in more than a )Car.
tnpled in tY.O run 1n the 11th to &"c the t l.Oul\ C ard1n I :'\
2 victory O\.er the lo\ Angele' IX'ld cr11 on Tue,day night .
The DoJ&eB tOOK a 2-1 lead in the top nf the llth on pmch
hitter Mike harpcrwn' RBI ingle. 8u1 in the hOtt m or th
inning. Ray Lankflud \ln{llcd v.1th one out and tole co"d.
Jim Gott (Q. l) 1ruck out rcJr 1ucrrero but walked Todd Zc1le before
ThomJ"On tnplcd down 1hc left· 1cld hnc, coring txlth runnc~.
Lee m11h (3·2) got the v.in dc .. p1te )IC:ldm &he o·ahud nin
HeBh1~r. makina h1 ~cond tut after a 'houldcr operation that -.1dclined him
for.~t or la 1 ~• n, pit~heiJ 1h fint 6 1nnin l r to~ An clc • .-.hutt1n out
, t. l..ou1 on twu hit' before lea\ in with a 11 ht ham trinJ and a 1 n lead But the
C rd1nal red in the ninth o<t Ja H\rNCll on Thomr,'lon' • 11f1cc fl , d n in
He hiKr hi 100.h ma,or lcapc vich..,ry.
Henhiser truck out five and walked three. He threw 81 p1tchc , .as for •tnkts.
anJ reured 11 1n a ruw at unc point 1f'tcr kl1din1 the belt 1n the RCoftd iimna.
Her h..,r ~red to injure hit n&ht h•""'""I = CNt • lftll·iMlitt
double 19'd left 'ltMn II htaan to 1t1htcn ancr he ..... ..,. ...
nth ~
• .. .. ..
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LAS VEGAS -Jerry Tarkanian,
known for hi winning ways and his
biner battles with the NCAA, will be
leaving UNLV after the 1991·92
season, ources close to the school's basketball
program report.
Three sources who asked for anonymity told
The A soc1ated Press Tuesday that a deal had
been worked out with Tarkanian in which he
would coach only one of the two years remaining
on h1!. contrncl.
But Tarkanian denied Tue day aflernoon that
any deal had been finalized. He said he planned
to meet "in the next day or two" with UNLV
president Robert Maxson to discuss hi foture.
The Nevada Regents met for five hours with
Tarkanian Monday at his request, then later said
Max on had full authority to handle the
Tarkanian matter.
"l'm very torn up inside," Tarkanian said of
recent problems, including the publication of
photO showing 1hrcc players on his 1990 national
championship 1eam with a convicted sports fixer.
Tarkanian, speaking Tuesday at a luncheon for
sports writers and sportscasters, attacked the
media "for what they've done to me and my
famil y."
Source~ clo e 10 the basketball program said
Tuesday that keeping Tarkanian for another year
will allow UNLV "an orderly tra nsition."
"It will allow the university 10 go out and hire a
big name couch." said the ource.
Television-Radio
BrOltlNlll' .......
• French Open, ESPN, 6 a m.
• P~drcs-Cub!>, WON,' t I ·20 a m
•Blue Jays-Yankees. ESPN, 4:30 p.m.
• Lakcrs-Bulls, Channel 4, 6 p.m
• Red S<.1x-Angcls, SpomChanncl, 7 30 p.m
TELE\'1SION
Ttnnls
6 a m French Open from Paris, ESPN.
Butball
11 20 a m an D1c10 11 Chteago Cubs: WON.
4 JO pm Toronto at New York Yankees, ESPN.
7 '0 p,.m -Boston at All&cls, SportsChanncl.
Olympic Sports
4 :IO p m -World Championthlp Bo~1ng Challegc competition
from Banc .. ok. Tha1l1nd, &iris World Junior Fast Pitch \Oftball
champ1onsh1~ from Au\trah• (tape), SporuChannct
Pro BasUCball
6 p m "BA Ftnals Lake rs at ChtCago, Olanncl 4
Mocor pof11
6 pm Aj('('lt Specdv.av Challcnac compcttlton from
Gud.:na \l~pc}, P11mc Ttclct
ll JO am Fe1nnul1 One Grand Pm or C.nada from
"1ontrc.al (tape) tSP"'
, urlln1
' pm -(\,mpcltlt<>n from SunKI Beach, Hawau (lapc),
Prime T1dr1
\vll~baJI
' pm -Pro h• t<h compc111ton from San Anton1<1 (tape),
Prime f1<~c1
llorn Racine
~ 10 rm -Hnll""'.,,,J Park rcpll'.t"I. Channel ~6 {Prtmc
lll~d . I ~m I
(. nllrit Baffball » 'O r rn C '.'lkr• \\ndd Cicncs aamc from Om.iha, Nch
I \l " r h111.t.1 l•ldo1-.·1fl rc;PN
RADIO
Basrbpll
I I :o 1 m 'i.11 Pic1t•' •t C"h1cagn (. uti~. KFMB (760)
\ It> pm () '"~.:r' .11 <;1 Lnull, MOC (7'.10)
' Ill r rt• 11 .. ,1.111 .11 Angel\, KMPC (710). XiRA (6QO)
Pro 8H kftb11ll
I• f' "' 'II\ I 1n.1" I .. ~u\ 11 (htCAj•l. II.LAC (570)
VIKINGS
From 81
I "''de hnchackcr Boh tewart. one of the team'
1.tc.l..l1ng lc,1dcr' la'>t 'pnng. shou ld al o add enior
lcadcr,h1p
fhc 'ccondary '>hould also be trong with returning
c.tnrtcf\ \tcvc J.1ck on. 0dvc Ander on and Della
Croce
The M.mna 'chedule feature four Thursday
games, including the opener on Sept. 12 againM Lo
Alam110 at Gahr High.
The Sun,ct I eague opener i also on a Thursday
night, Oct. 3. again t Foun1a1n Valley at Huntington
..........
Rick Bowncss, coach of the minor
league Maine Mariners, wu named a
head coach of the Boston Bruins on .--~
Tuesday, replacing Mike Milbury. ·
Milbury relinquished his ooachin' chores last
week to become the team's assistant ·general
manager.
Bowness, 36, coached the Bruin's American
Hockey League affiliate for the past two years,
posting a 65-72-23 record. Twenty-one of the 39
Brum who played this eason also played under
Bowne in Mame.
In other spom news Tuesday:
•Al Arbour, the third·winn ingest coach in
NHL hi tory. announced that he will be back wit h
1he New York Islanders next season.
• D1 gruntled quarterback Bobby Hebert ended
a l lh·year holdout and !.igned a new contract with
the New Orlean Saints. Hebert, who sat out all
of last ·eason after demanding in January 1990 10
be traded, told a news conference that he signed a
two-year contract with no option.
•Cliff Fletcher, who helped build the Calgary
Flames into one of the NHL's strongest
franchi cs, was handed the reins of the Toronto
Maple Leafs. Fletcher, 55, was named president,
general manager and chief operating officer of
Maple Leaf Garden, Ltd. and he will assume total
command of the day-to-day operations of the
team and Maple Leaf Gardens.
•Jack Fertig, a former Washington State
assi tant coach under George Raveling, haf been
hired as an a ista nt coach under Raveling at
USC. Fertig, 42. replaces Brian Hammel, who left
in May after seven years as an assistant under
Ravehng, five at USC, to become the head coach
at Northern lllinoi .
•Leanne Grotke. associate athletic director for
internal afflllir) and the senior women's
admi n1 trator a1 Cal State Fullamn, announced'
her retirement, effective Sept. l.
-From The Ass«.i•ted PrHs
Quote or the day
Mike LaValllcre, aft er his fly ball got past
the St. Louis outfield and rolled to the wall
fo r a rare triple, the third of his career and
his ficst since Aug. 25, 1986: "I like to space
them out. If the third-base coach had waved
me in, l'd have punched him in the nose
right there.''
Beach High. The sca!.On finale is Thursday, Nov. 14,
again t Santa Ana at the Santa Ana Bowl.
0 Thurs . Se pl 12-Lo Alam110 (at Gahr)
Fn, Sept 20-Corona del Mar (at Newport Harbor)
Fn .. Sept 27-f oothill (nt Westminster)
Thurs , Oct. 3-Fountain Valley• (at Htn. Beach)
Fri, Oct I I -Huntington Beaeh•-(1lt We tminstcr)
Fn., Oct. 18 -Edi on• (at WeMminster)
Fri . Occ 25-Ocean View• (at Huntington Beach)
Thur . Oct. 31-Norco {at Westminster)
Fn . Nov 8-at We tmin ter•
Thur ., Nov. 14 -Santa Ana• (at Santa Ana Bowl)
·sun\et League game. All games tart at 7:30 p.m.
Chang tails ta Becker in str,aight sets
By Rob Gloster
AP SPOrts Wnler
PARIS -Mixing power and
~!ay·court finesse, Borrs Becker
overwhe lmed former champion
Michael Chang in straight sets
Tue,day to \Cl up a French Open
<iem1final .;ho"'down with Andre
Agaso;1
Becke r complemented his
boom1n~ \Cr'>c-and-vollc) game
w11h !)tcath basehne pla to defcrll
the 19X9 ch11mp1on. fl-4, 6 4, 6·2,
,tnd reach the em1f1nal., for the
thmf time 111 f1"e \Car~
Aga'" needed only 75 mmu tei.
to demoh'h J,1koh llla'ic k, 6-J. 6·1.
RUFFELL'$
UPIOLSTEIY INC. ... ,_ .... c....""'
ltll -.... CllTI •U-Ml·11M
WIN
A ntDTIUP
ABOAllD AMTltAK. ..
<1· I, losing only ,e .. en point\ on hi'
serve m the final two \Cl\ ·
Women ·~ tlurd-,ccd Ciabneln
Sabatini ove rc,1mc two match
pomt5 against Jana Novotna .i nd
won 10 of the l..1 t 11 game to
earn a · em1final 'f>Ot ag..11n\I
defending champion Monica Sele'
Sterr. Graf and Arant'(a Sanchez
Vicario will meet m rhur day'
other emifmal.
Becker wa nearly Oawlc~ a .. he
continued 10 t:ulor h1 gras ·court
game to the low clay H1 crve
wa only broken once by Chang,
one of the be t \ervacc returner in
tenn1i..
"ft wa s perfect ... almo t
perfect," he aid "I knew from
the begln111ng what I had to do. I
had to put my Mrength -my
power over his trength, h1'I
leg ·1 hat \ exactly wh 1t I did,
from the fir t point on. A~ the
BRANDE
From 81
• parent and spon!iOr hould be
very th11nk.ful for their m1ny hour
or hilrd work.
0
match went on, ii got better and
better.''
Chang, who bea1 Jimmy
Connc>ri, and French favorite Guy
Forget in two emotionally draining
malches to reach the quarterfinals,
'\aid he wa helple.,., ag:un\t
Bed .er.
"I think today Bon JU t played
too well He didn't m1 s a whole
lot of ground troke~." Chang aid.
"I don't 1h1nk I did anyth m&
m.11orl> Mong. I ju\t think he
pla)ed con,1<itc ntly. And when the
~hot wa there he went for it "
Aga~ 1 won even more easily,
capturing 14 of the final 16 game
agam!it Hla ck. The founh-secded
Agas'\1, who lo t m the final last
)C.tr, took &dvantagc o( the Sw1s~
pla)cr\ repeated backhand errors.
"I think he had a lot more 10 do
with the ~core today than I did,"
Ag\l i aid.
who are on the USA men's
national team, are former
Alf·Stars. Elaina and Kim Oden,
who competed in 198~ and 1981,
are the ttanin1 middle blocker\ on
our U A women's national team.
0
Ir Aldwd °"" -..c:. .....
Chip lhotl from around the AJllO Creek public
aotf coune in Lquna Beach, where aeneral
manapr Ed Slymen and head pro Larry
Brotherton have suddenly turned the areena into a
full·fledpd aolftna community:
Men'• clu6 mcmbenhips are sproutina and
tournaments are abound while Brotherton and
Slymcn are makina pitches to improYe the rouah.
The lateat invention wa the inaugural Pinehunc
Tournament on May 28 when 60 playen pthered
for a unique best-tc0re twosome switch. "Both
people play each others' balls for the first two
hits, then switch," Slymen 11id.
So after both players have driven. each hits the
others' ball until both land in the hole, then the
lowest score is recorded. "We're trying to do
different events because we're building up the
men's club," Slymen said.
In a more conve ntional format, the Aliso Creek
course will host a four-man scramble on June 2S,
which is limited to 72 players. Cost is $45 for
non-me n's club members and $35 for members.
The Laguna Beach Women's Golf Club played
a tournament at Aliso Creek on May 16 and May
21·23. Ginny Saunders was the Aight A champion
while Donna Coleman (Laguna Beach) and Pat
Castle (Laguna Beach) finished second and third,
respectively. Castle also won the longest drive
award.
In the Flight B division, Janet Simon, Nadine
Zatlin and Mary Schwartz (Laguna Beach) were
the top three finishers while Harriet MacQuisten
(Corona del Mar), Ruth Russell and Marcia
Erhardt went 1·2·3 in the Flight C rounds.
Elizabelh Hart ley (South Laguna) won the closest
to the pin award.
Brotherton, meanwhile, will be hosting his
second-annual free golf clinic with basic
instruction on June 26 from 6:30-8 p.m. al Aliso
Creek. The clinic is open to anyone, including
juniors.
Finally. all but two of the holes arc getting a
' IOUlll
From 8 1
loose," said Kurliner, who relieved
San Clemente's Ken Dolan. ·
"I was just thinking about
getting the guy out. Usually, the
first batter I face I walk, so I just
wanted to come in and throw
strikes."
Brown, the Tu tin coach, had
his choice between Karlincr, Ir·
vine's Mike Seal or La Quinta's
Brett Osborn for closing purpo cs.
He picked Karline r.
Dolan, who s1ruck out the side
in the eighth and got two out in
the ninth, lo t his control and gave
up a three-run home run to
Canyon') Greg Tippin.
The North added 1wo line·drive
singles and a wnlk before Brown
went to the bullpen. Enter
Kal'liner, end of story.
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nat mondl. He added it ·.u1 not interfeN with
play on the coune.
D Pollowlna second round acdon of tho Memorial
Cup Men'• Tournament at the N.wpon 8acb
Oolf Coune. Don Fannen, Jack Stineon. Bob
Dearborn, Hal Ofecn and Rkhard McKinney are
leadin& the way. Tbe third and fanal round ii
expected to conclude June 8.
In the Low Net/Low Gross men's club
tournament last week at the Newport Beach
counc, Hank Lef evbre shot a par·.S9 to win low
arou honors wh ile Green (SO) took low net in the
Fliaht A rounds.
In Aipt 8 action, Al Schnell (70) won low
gross and Roy Wells (Sl) earned low net
distinction. In Flight C play, low net win~r Jack
Brown (71) and low gross champion Steve
McKinney ( 49) finished on top.
0
Meadowlark Golf Course and the Huntington
Harbour Cancer league are sponsoring a Day of
Golf on June 7. Acoording to club manager Jack
Henry, golfers of all levels are welcome with
proceeds going to the American Cancer Society.
The c.Ost Is $16 to play, with seniors half price.
Cart rental is $18. The Day of Golf runs from
sunrise to sundown. Tee off times may be
reserved in advance until today. After today,
payment must accompany the reservation. On the.
day of the event, those wishing to play will lbe
accornodated at available times.
To reserve a tee ume or inquire about
sponsonhips, call Meadowlark Golf Course at
(714) 846-1364 or drop by the club at 16782
Graham, Huntington Beach. For funher
information, contact Sandy Mauceli at
(714)840-4926.
Rkb•rd Dunn Is .a Oranie Coa1t D•l/1 Pllol
Sport.s Wrlttr whose d ub pll column nonn•llr
·~,.., tff'Y Tutsd•f·
There were other impressive
outing by Orange Coa t Arca
per onncl on the winning rosier.
including Estancia ca tcher Paul
McDunicls, who had an RBI
double, walked and scored a run
in 1wo trip. lo the plate.
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Shortstop Curtis Bruce of Ocean View reaches down to apply tag to
North baserunner Steve Friedrich while Tustin's Ben Munoz watches.
McDaniels would have had a
lriple in the eventh inning when
he knocked in Capo Valley's
Brand Caso, but he fell after
rounding econd and ettlcd for a
double.
A pitcher's game through five as
nobody cored, the South broke it
open "'1th ix run in the ixth in·
nmg.
Brown's Rebels ended the score-
le 1ie as they ent JO men to the
plate T"'o North error , two hit
babmen, four ingle and a walk
provided the South with n big
cushion , allowing El Toro·~ Rob
Johnson to earn the victory.
John on. the USC-bound
quur1erback and Orange County
Athlete of the Year, worked the
fifth and 1xth innings . before
Esuincia '!I Chn Wntson pi cked up
in 1hc seventh, allowing an
unearned run in one inning of
pitching.
MVP honor'i in the game went
to O\born, who c t\\-o-run ingle
~parked the outh' 1x-inn1ng
rally.
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P-Chris Watson, Estancia, Sr., 6-1 , 1. 73 era
P-Ted Wilkes, Laguna Hills, Sr .. 3-1, 1.6 era
First T••m
C-Paul Mc Daniels, Estancia, Sr., .420
P-Jeff Beckley, Trabuco Hills, Sr .. 3.38 era
P-Pat Quinn, Costa Mesa, Sr., 2.48 era
P-Tom Reimers, Century, So., 3.75 era
1 B -Mike Messinger, Laguna Hills, So., .440
28 -Will Bohuslavizkl , Estancia, Sr., .344
SS-Ruben Mora, Estancia, Sr., .389
3B -Dale Douglas. Laguna Hills, Sr., .392
OF-Colby French, Estancia, Sr., .369
OF-Josh Sewell, Trabuco Hills, Sr., .439
OF -Jim Reynolds, Laguna Hills, Sr., .370
Ut -Steve Height, Trabuco Hills, Sr., 2.41 , .352
Ut -Mike Allen, Laguna Beach, Sr., .381
OH-Matt Matti, Laguna Hills, Sr., .381
Second T••m .
C -T.J. Alvarez, Trabuco Hills, Jr., .400
P-Brian Kessler, Laguna Hills, Sr., 5-3
P-Kylt Wilson, Estancia, Jr., 4-2
1 B -Steve King, Estancia, Jr., .360
28-Kendall Zlrkel, Costa Mesa, Sr., .303
SS -Jason Pierson, Laguna Hills, Jr., .410
38-Victor Ramirez, Estancia~ Jr., .289
OF -Jason Levinson, Laguna Beach, Sr., .360
OF-Chrts Chambertaln, Century, Jr.. .31 O
OF -Gibson Gomez. Trabuco Hiiis, Jr., .357
OF -Jeremy Gillen, Laguna Hiiis, Jr., .360
Ut -Brett Nlsta, Laguna Hills. Fr., .390
Ut -Andy Kerr, Trabuco Hills. So., .330
OH-Sean Sauer. Laguna Beach, Sr., .310
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played 1n the Oranae Counf)'
All· tar match. Lance Ste-art,
who will co-coach the South airl1
with Mike Jaad. wa a player in
the 1982 pme.
~ See you at the All· tar same on ..,_ s ... U\t4Stt 0 0 0 0 I David Stallone (Laguna Beach); Mike Dennis (Laguna
Beach); Brandon Dekker (Trabuco HHls): Nick Glrcti
(Century);. Teddy Cortes (C~); Mia Jaglodd (Coltl·
Mna): 8en Harris (co.ta ~): Din Klmllclwa (COlta
Mesa); Jeff Kraus (~stancta): SCott Dowd (llgaN Hiii). Dan Hanan 1nJ Scott f <?rtune,
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on June "· 7-10 p.m. at the Balboa Pavilion.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
Golden We t College $Ophomorc
pitcher Jeff Hender on wa~
selected by the New Yor~ Meis in
Lhe 141h round of the June Major
League Free Agent Amateur
Draft, Monday
Hcndcr.,on. o 6·foot•2, 205·
pounder who c fa1,1ball hao; been
clocked 111 the 90 mph range, went
4.7 with 60 i.trikeoul) in 81 inning'
1h1 ll.pnng, ht\ 'iecond w11h the
Ru .. 1ler after a producttvt: prep
cnrccr ut I. John llmco High
Hendcri,on, who \I.tried m all I.\
of his appearance for GWC, aid
he W3'> plcal'.ed with the c.elcction,
c'ptti:llly after v.hal he lt'rmcd 1
ub·par ca-;on
· "I had e'<pcctcd 10 do a Im
better thi-. year," he o;a1d • The
Mel' "ere one ol \even team' 10
exprc!>s an intcre t before the
dr:ift.''
Henderson. who may wand up at
Chapman College, \t11d money for
college \\Ould be a key i'suc in
Thursday\ negotiation'\ with the
al1011al I ca11uc club.
''I'd like lo have them rncludc
college monc}. and if 1 don't get
that, 1'11 probJbl) go to ~chl.X)I,"
Hcnder~n \Jtd "I "'on't kno"
unul 1 talk to them ThuN.ht) ·•
l he Corona dcl Mar R1pt1de
defeated Queen' Park Football
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cxh1b111on match al Chapman
College.
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f mnlrunnef '" the Pacific Soccer
League ' ma1or division, had goal
by Joe Ma' Moore and Edison
I lrgh and Orange Coust College
standout Andy Strou c, en route
10 1he Ma} 29 shutout, Queen'
P:irk \ first los' on it three-game
c~h1hi11on tour. Gerry Graham
.1 .. w.1cd on hoth goal .
fhe Riptide 1 coached b>
\\'ondhndge High Coach Clyde
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The archa1t•I of tennis w11 ccnainly beholdifts
ttl children Sunday in the 30th Adoption Guild
Tournament al the Newport Beach Tennis Oub.
where club pre1idc:nt Ron Pfah&er. his generous
volunteer Staff and the e'qui)itc weather made
sure it w11 1 memorahle c"ent.
When the promo1cri. nid n waJ a big 30th
anntvcnary, they weren't kiddin1. First cabin, all
the way. Nothing wu lacking .
Pfahler, who wa all )mtles and handshakes
after the Mi!Ccd Open final, the last match of lhc
d~. orchc\tratcd u v.cmderfut weekend of tennis,
accommodating an c~11matcd 3,000 ~ctator and
helping lo ftll the need of hundred) or homeless
babie .
Thi' year\ f111anci;1I goal of the Adoption Guild
Tournament wa' 10 rai!le SI00,000 for Holy famil)
Sef'\tce • though the fin.ii figure v.ill not be known
un1il the end or ne\t v.ed .. according to
co-publicll)' chatrpcr~n Margit Christiano. La t
year the tournament donated S92,500 .
On ce nter court, Robert Van't Hor w15 a
double winner, teaming with Tim Pa~at tn the
Men·~ Open final to defeat Mike Briggs and
Trevor "The Tank'' Kronc mann, 6-4, 6-4, then
pairing with Noelle Porter in the Mixed Open
final to oulmancu"er Danielle Soott and Ian Aler,
6-2, 6-4.
Clearly the local favorite in this, the largest
do ubles charity tournament in the world, Brigg
was unable to depo'>e the v!:_teran Van'l Hof, \loho
coache Brigg). "People a rel used to me." said
Briggs. a Corona dcl Mar High and UCI proJucl
who rcccrvcd the loudest ovation Sunday. "I
guc!I\ they think of me o part or the
1ournamen1."
Sco11, al'>O a CdM product, paired wuh J\J.rn_f~
10 domin.11c the Women\ Open final, 6-3. 6-2,
againM Porta and Janna Kovacc\ ick.
And rf the 'lame fol k arc making the burger
next '>pri11g. I can't wait
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t to reme
• Thi Maa Verde ._,11 &can• &cam v.vn lbc
Oraaac County Teanis Alloci11on Junior
Lawrence Cup Lupe champion1hip on May 19
with 1 3·1 victory <Mr El Dorado in the final.
Mete Verde, which finashed first in the Southern
Division wi th a 6-0·2 m1rk, dcfci\tcd Roa1ry, 3-1,
in the emifinal .
In the Orange County final , Shannon Curren
came from behind 10 win an emotionall~ charged
No. J singles match. J-6, 6-4. 6·4, while Mesa
Verde'" Heather Raine)' and Cara Fnno ~cpl in
doubles, 6·4, 6-t. Kelly Kret<ilc and Kristen Hall
also wept (6-4. 6·J) an double .
Julie heldcr s-.c'p1 in No. 2 single'>, 7·6, 7·6
~hale Curren did not lo c a game an ~o l inglc,,
wccprng 6-0, 6-.0, in the emifin:ll R111ney and
Frino alro !l~ept an douhles, 6-3. 6 .t ag.irn't
Roary.
'Our girl had 1he1r srthl' on thr title incc th~
beginning of tile ca on and they performed
upcrbly at crunch lime,· Me~J \erde Coach
Glenn Morton aid. ~
The Orange County Tenni As..ociauon Junior
Lawrence Cup uaguc, whrch include club and
high ~hool·agcd players, begin it bo)~ o;ca on in
the fall The league goc'i oppo itc of the high
school cnson. F-or further rnformauun on the
league, call Norm Will iams at (714) 951-6872.
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Today ·~ thc'<bcadline for application in the
Orange County· Junior Tcnni A ocratton inglc
champ1onsh1p al the: Mr \ton VtCJO Country Club
on June 15·16 and June 2.2·23 for 16-under.
14-undcr, 12-u nd cr and JO-under bo} and girl
dM io~. '
The inaugural tournament "'hrch i open to
an}onc, attract pla}ers from 25 different club\
around Orange County For further tnforrm11on.
, contact the commi !ltoncr. ~1c.,a \ crde'o; \1orwn.
at (714) 540-8633.
RJch•rd Duen Is •n Orange Coa t Daily Pilot \...
ports Wrltrr who r club tcnnl column appears
t•try otht r Wrdnt' d11y.
Long Beach State ouatet/ llJ Creighton, 13-4
OMAHA, Neb -Sieve Hinton's three-run homer
capped a nme·run ccond inning as Creighton
eliminated Long Beach tiHC, U-4, on Tuesday n1gh1
in 1hc College World ~erie..,
fhc victory els up a rematch in Thur da)'
semifinal betw~cn the ,c.,,enlh· ceded Blucjays (51-
21) and No 3 W1ch11a Slate (65-12), ltkc Creighton a
member of the ~11~.,ouri Valley Conference: The
Shocker<, heat Creighton, '.\ 2, in 12 mnrng_s Monday
night, their .,C\en1h "'" an a man) game) v..11h the
Bluc.:J<i>ll th" -;eac;on
The 4Qcr end their ea'>on 45·22.
Hinton tarted Cre12h1on\ big rnnmg w1th a <tangle
off Long Beach 'tarter Denni ... Gra~ (3·3) Chad
McConnell "alkcd and M1l..e \.t..Carfcrty doubled to
deep left for 1v.o run' A '"alk, an infield error .rnd
ano1her walk loaded the b•1'C\, then Grav forced tn a
run h) wulking Rack rrcchltng •
And} Croght1n relic,t'd. but coll tah0\1Jk
bounced ii -.mglc 1>\Cr 1he middle to ~core t"o mo'rc
and Hanton followed "'Ith h1-. 12th homer ot 1hc )ear
Cre1gh1on frc..,hman Er" \falonc) (4·5) al~
tarted on 'hakv •round \1.hcn he ga"e up l\\O
unearned run in 1hc rrr~t on Todd Pnd' ·.., two-out
double and he threw l\\.O writ.I prtchc!o t1l bring in
another run in the econd
•Florida 2, Frtsoo , tale I: John Burke won the
battle of All-American pitchers as hr Gators
provided JU 1 enough help in a "•ctorv over the
Bulldog and Bobb)' Jones
fhe lo'~ .,enl o 8 Frc~nn St.uc home v..ith a 42-
~ record Honda (51-20) mecl~ No 4 .Lour"ana
'tale (.53-1 ) lll a cm1!1nal game toda} LSL i
unbe•llen in tv..o CW game • O'tl.ning an · 1 opcnmg •
win over outhcastern Cc.,nfcrcnce m al florida.
Burke (9·5) allo"'ed ,e,en h1t'i O\.Cr !>I\ rnnmg
The nght·handcr, who had been bothered b~
1cnd1ni1i lhi' 'eawn. truck out ~\en and walked
one
Rl)l'\ Bon.moo pllched ·'"\> inning be.tore . John
Pnchcr collected h1'i 12th ,,l\c "1th a cort'.'lc nm th.
Jone • Coll~g1a1c aa .. cball\ pht)Cr of the )Car,.
\loCnt the dt'itJnce for the I th umc m .::o 'turh He
ga ... e up only \C\cn hat,, "'alkmg one and <.lrtktnli? <YUt
four a' ht record dropped 10 16-2 •
' -from Th~ Misted Prr .s
lMERS
From 61
Conference finals, the Liker\
didn 't hu"c the homccourt
advantage for the f1r\l tame, but
\kan"'hrk 1he Bull' al'o "ere
ha\mq road '-UCC'C'i, "'rnnmg al
Ne"' York .inti t"'1ce .H Auhurn
Hath \1tLh.. '" '"CCP' or 1he
J...n1 ~k' .ind Oc1rn1t P1t;;1 on'i.
ChH .• 1c o 'Plit t\loo gumc' 011
Ph1l<1Jclph1 .rnd dctealed the
~tier' t.1 111 the 'cu.ind round
-.on l" rec. at 0.1kland Ill take
control of the 1,eric1, hcforc clo"ng
out the \\,1mor' .11 the l·orum
Facing Portland an the We tern
lho' boat the Trail Blau" on the
road 1n Game 1. and Portland
nCH!r rcco,ercd de pate winning
t" ice at home.
From North Orange County
From South Orange County
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FROM IOUTH ORANOI! CO. -1111 GPl1f'I. JI 1 ()02
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l•.l.11111 1l)()b •PACIPIC RIDGI• 1CHAAMINO WHt end .... ltOMllt•
2Br 2Ba, lfg graH 3 & 4BA cloH to lh•
yard a patlO, pt1rf.et b9•chl 2,400 aq It
T .. DAILY I'll.OT
Cl..AUll't(O
OF''ICI HOUAS
IANK RIPOI for rental or r•mod•I. Prlc•d from '359,900
DIAO&.•I Know About Bani! ss95,ooo EZ to lhow. SPECIAL BUILDER
P\Jel.ICATIOH orAOLINE Repoa right alter th• I 831-02 t 1 Of &4S-4StM FINANCING!
T..,._..,_ Mon-'" ._.., 30pfft -.-c-,.
Opeft MO• & ffRt Mon49'/T·-'-.. '!!.s,~~ 1u.1atM ••••I For ''" 1~. UT-. u• 1•9 -· ""'" """ ,..,.. tnf0fmell011 call '1 1• w.dneedey n .. no"'4 833-0722. a101·a·11e Veft.y
llM.nOe1 w.s uo PM •~----------M °' by appt a..2-
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•••••AR-June ~.1_o_n_a_1_. ----~ 761·72$3, dy &42·3581
5 ,30 a 7 JOpm. RSVP Cuttom home •II•. '12 llOTIVATEDll 1-800-'32-eoec>. Hue•. COM Buck
WE BUY
REALEITATE
IKR 1181U8
Gully, oceen view• 2Br 2\'~Ba twnhm•
poHlbl• 1 o 000 aq n 1YP41 condo, 5 ml to
IOI S5t0,000 bllllng beh1 2 MHtef 1u"es,
2BA 2BA COll•ge. 2 C•r gtir upgrades
John 721·1118 U 11ed •I S15e.500
0¥mr Bkr &U-8587
Looking to sell
•
that extra junk
•tacking up In
the garage?
Try the closs1fieds. What's 1unk
to you is o treasure to someone
else ~or only S8.52 you get
~ lines for 3 doys. Coll today.
642-5678
ANEW
WORLD OF
ADVENTURE!
CLASSIFIED!
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CALL: 842-5878
1N1 '\".PC"' r .. i(.: ·.
B('.lt 11 106 H(llll• ', ' 1 llO
PEEK·A-800' !
Wjn 2 Dinners ILUWI IAY VIEW HERE t THE SPARE1
Win 2 Free 01nnera RIDUCID!t 3br, 21~be, 11lrit COM 1---------
28R 1 -.eA Condo 2 .... _s_54_9_K_A_.._t_e_50-e4 __ ,_3_ NB, F•b loe Sr Pk w m1v1n111 2 ... 2·fPl·PAllo· car get, MW c.rpt1t, BY OWNER 8•11 v11lue w d. CHARM ' $59.&00
n••r College Park In NB, 48R, 3BA f A furn S73-6t8t S1'2,500 Agl pool, lg tot, h•ndyman
860-1220 apectel, $379.!>00
722..ee33 Prtnc only ,('meterv l 0!
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t \ • I ' ' \ : ll l
llMlllDQI
VILLAQI
110 000 DOWMl
l9A ~8a End UM,
prot•111on•I decor.
tight 6 airy, CINn,
b•nkable S2 to 000 CNUCK & LIZ .10••• ?-..000 ...... ?~
WM*· . .
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,.,. 48A e1tate,
St .H M 1'980 B•u
•'1-1731.
H•rbor Rldg•, CaH-
bl•nca Mdl, Mghly up.
graded , wtr a "''" View 17<1e 000 Appl
Ownr Bin 790-81 •3
VDIAILLES
AT WHOLESALE
rypt 1 225
P•ciflc View Oce n lot
Pad St4!>0 sell toi
$1000 ~-0372
H.1•1l ''t'"-r ,,,,..,
.)f1(1 l,J ('\' •, ,.-,;~
lnvfflof owned um11
belfl9 aota under m11r• •
ket All In p•em um
QUiel loul10na
SURPRISE!'
Win 2 Fr" OtMer
19R P•nthOV .. S 1331<
29A Co•net S 1 79 000
28A Ou.I Ji.'alr St881<
........... C•H
944• 7 2 1 1 for Viewln9
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I .... 3 BA. z.i-i.n for eaae.0001 Priced
11 IOI< t>•tow aam•
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Jon JaMa, AV' 7~
7291 l'-~•al c ....... "-tty
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AT THE BEACH • 2 bd
upp« • 11300
AT THE BEACH • 3 btJ
""'' -s 1 400 LUXURY welertront
at'4d10 59".urlty, pool
pa, gytn t pflvat•
ti..ch !furn or untlJm
Sl,100.
SUMMER/ WINTER
AENTAlS AVAILABLE
W•t•rftOtit Hot\'lea Inc
Attta e.3I·1400
1'04'00.17:»4'00
Hetbor View Hffl• home. 4 BR, 2 BA, fam rm, lg
y•ct. apa, 3 car gar.
S2450/ mo. AvaH now.
Newtyremoct.3BR,2BA ctpt11. 8111• to bch Cathi-----""----~
cefl, frplc, gar, w/CI LIST ukng $1850 72~5405 ~..,.,
Prime COM, 2BR 2BA ~ ./
hH W/yel & fruit trMa, \:f\fl\.'l:11' l't\ 'II
U'nMI L•Vllll ... 2llR lllA W/OCMlt
*L8e .,. '°"' • upper vtew • cool bfeue.
ftlr ,.. Apt. Com-""· No ...... 2151
pletety redecorated. Pactflc Ave. 131 .. 107
.IM ....... a/O,
d/W a '"*Y hkup. new
c:.rpel. lg enc pdo.
t"8/lno.MS-0387
IURPAllEI
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Newport 8horee. ltepa '° ~ .... 1M. l700/mo. Bier.
142-MIO.
SMALL 2M llPC. MeOI "'°· Ull. pd. Cell Jtm or June (213)ae..2113 "' old 8WM ....,. ..,,..._.lnCMMeka
ovarlk ocn at Lookout through clauilied ~Pt~-~1~1480~~-~67~~~98;.;.;7~8~ . ..J...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,~RE:;::Al:;::TORS;:::;::e:;:::;::;;;;;;;;-;_'---;..;.:...._ _ __. __ _
187a/mo. Parklna At-°'-•_aa.oe __ e5 ___ _
uUl8 lnol. eTa-1907 S100 OPFll =. ;;:;,~~ unit. CLOll TO ALLI
or (213)437·1Ma
SPACIOUS dMr\ 3Br
2Ba i,t blk from
OC*U\, 2-car ger .,,...
11450. Cel Jennttet.
714-833-3el50 dllp
2 rma In home for Mlf
• 2 cNIClren. Fem 11 'I' old, male 14 'I' old, •m•n athtetlc klela, mother deceaaed.
Can cook, Clo all
ttouHwortc. Eiccelent fathet'. a hare house
with good hearted,
mo4h« ~· No -=o-hol, druga. ... pMll or llMt. Cell ._,.137.
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Appear
5 Path
10 Ca.rd game
14 Ballet Skirt
15 Tranquility
16 Forbidden
var
17 Time perlOds
18 ·--law
20 Puodn1 wortl
22 Charged atom
23 Vif'tue
24 Embryo oak
26 Connect 27 Of jOyOUI
occ:aatons
30 Muaical
34 Obstruct
35 Storega
oon111nef1
38 Uurd genus 37 Mr Coward
38 Elev••• 40 Govt egent
4 1 Franctt MUOn
42 -up hemmed
In
43 Twin
45 Se•·bael depoall
47 Bolll«OUS
girt• '8 Informer·
49~•
50 HouM ar91
53 0r ... ~rt
S4 PIC)ar type
58 Brown-coated
2 3
17
20
lellne
61 Fen11hed
62 Concerning 63 Church garb
64 Unwa1ered 65 Nick Charles's
pal
66 Flllated
67 Irish lake
DOWN
1 Proofreader'•
word
2 Continent
pref
3 Greek letters
.. Rich-wine
5 WWII agc:y
6 Go to bed
7 Wand
6 Sacred lmega
9 ThrM llmet.
pref. 10 Muak aystem
11 Danny or
Sammy -
12 Blind .. --13 lnatruct
Informal
19 Finger perls
21 rain
25 Be 1 glutton
26 Aegean Isle
27 More elegant 28 Hem II up
29 Rat•
30 Bldty pret
31 Disney ammal
lllr
32 A country
33 Sugar 1>1an11
6 7
JS Harness llem
311 One or mew• 40 Ag.ave~I 42 Put
44 AuUland1y
46 USSR
penlMU41 47 Me•lean fOOd
49 Nut
60 wn.eJ..,.n
II
II
51 Pie utan.ita
52 Acid·t .. ong
63 Ofem1 rote
55 Profeu
!Ml For•t planl
57 Family -
59Weep
eo Actor OenlOf'I
11 12 13
OCUIWAYVU =~·=·~ to 2BA 1M, aundec:k, Wiii ••••~t OC
atcwe, refrtg. 1·2 ma· .......... 1875/mo: ture per90N, N/8, 22ee Maple.
N/P, yrly, teeo.'mo Incl CENTAUR MOMT
Ulll, 8'73-a72. 942·2281
ly CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHMttf'
and T ANNAH HlftSCH
Neither vulnerable. South daela. NORTH
•A748 •2 tQ632
•7843 EAST WEST
•K.188
•A83
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• Q 10 9 2
., 10
t ll 10 7
• J 10 9 2
SOUTH
•& •KQ987&4
+At
•All 8
The biddinc:
South West Nonb EM&
I Q P .. t• P ..
4 Q P .. Pue P ..
Openinc lead: Four of 0
When decluer hat only one way
to tackle the hand, be will either
lucceed or IO down dependint on
the Lie or the ca.rda. A lhrewd de-
fender, however, can aometimes sive
declartr e choice of pt.ya and. in
thoee circumatancee, even the beat
declaren rate to So wronc about UJl
the time.
Deapit.e an off-1ettin1 rour-loaer
hand and four quick tricb, the
South band wu far lhort, in t.erma
of hich cud., of a demand bid. An
openina bid of one hurt and a jump
to pme deacribed the playinc po-
tential better, ao South opted for
BR, 2tn BA Town-
howe -etyte. 2 car
gar, w/d hkupa, ptl·
vat• bac:kywd. pool,
BR t BA ,,.., UC'I. W/D
refrlg, PoOI. tennla,
carport. No pe1a.
1960/mo. 840-MH ape. 11050/mo. 2233
Falr.Mw Ad. 548-7001
38R 2BA. v..... ...... u.c.1.
\hat auction'. Encl patlO, carport. Nr Within wailklng di• Since "** had ti.en bid by occ. No pet•. $875, la~ ~ B.R700Nttlng @
N rtb W L-·· tfia-·-..a •L. 1300 dep. 241-0780 o • •tc.-a ....... u w... Move-In 8ortUa 1100
•IPACIOUI• Lg 38A 28A, gerege,
f/p, O/W. CloM to So.
Coaat Ptua 1976/mo,
506 8unflower CENTAUR MGMT.
142·2218
STVOtO CONDO
Semi furn. Poof, Jae,
1an1Wa, g•t• guard9d.
SIOO/mo. &57·7138
I~ I , 1 I f
H· · 1 . · 10
'SIDE CM. ..,_ c:IMr'I
...,_ on pvt aley.
NNr Tudrl & 2o.tt
1111/mo. 873-3800
t) I l ' f I. . ' I ) • : 1' I
I
(Jll\1·11 .'.tiq
openinc a..d. Declanr tried t.ha E'Slde •m 1 BR duple•.
fro ..a..,__ •L.---·--a Frple, lndry fee, patlO, or 3 D•y Meiclco •Bart•. CM «*: apace queen m UUllllllJ, -.....,_...,.. no pet 1 para ortty CNI ... Undefgfounel to af\are. lltllspf, ac-£ut'1 kine wilh the .,., South $585 + MC 145-7234 part(lng, retng, ape. c:oum.nt, CPA. M/f.
croeeed tot.ha t.eble with the ace of ••aio•, nr Nw•t pool. Pvt bak:onles. CM l[HI, non/amkr, 545-8110 or e73-0517 , 1 •• ..a .. Apia ahown week· f\"9y empt, ktl a lndry, . to -a trump, COftrins ...... 2bf, tba, lndry. dap, fteNng8 .. Sat· phone. cbf hkup, Avt 540, TIO, 10081~
te.n with the queen and loeint carport. 1725/ino. No urd•ya. Call PAT lmrMCt. 1491405. 1117 WHICllff, NB.
to Weat'uce. Aftercuhinc t.hajeck peta. 2e9 • 271 tlth 7t ..... t8H E'SIOE C.M. SBR 2\-'tBA AgU41·5032
of diamond&, W•t continued with a Place. l44-G4S2 ave• condo 1425/mo + utM/ Mw•••la Smal Of·
diamond. Declanr Nffed, beapd EASTSIOE t BR, car· dep. Non amkr. Fuml nc.. °'°" ...... Eaat down the Ir.inc ort.Nmpa and, when Por1, pool, gaa/WC.t• unfum. M&«>t5 171h 9t CM. 811.
the jacL ... ~-· .... _ de pd. No ,,.w. M35/mo _&!::•!!e~eee:~:s~. ----a came tumuua• uuwn, i + ctep. 845-4711 Fuml•hed. f"em pref.
clarer happily drew ~ last t.Nmp EASTSIDE 18R 18A, * Lido 1 .... Aemod. up. •ht BA. Knchen/lndry CATALIU VIEW
and conceded a club trick. Makins petlo, ga1 & watel' airs, 2BR :lllA, f/p, prtv. l300I mo. New-HI.AIM Ofric.17th a
four-odd. Incl. Watk..f'l cloMt. INcro, dlw, l131SO/mo port BMch ....,U4f lrvtne-CM·ffrom l500J
It eeema 1 normal enoucb reeuJt, 1595/mo. 945-5853 IM. 720-1885. mo ~.S.O.) Free
yet one of the defenden !Ude • •A a Ta 1 D • 1 • R ·-S710t C-C:::...~ A pouibly fat.al alip. Did you epot the APT. Oarag•. No •1 .... --.._ -.;..;722;.;.·...;.;H;..;...;.;~oo. ___ _
culprit and the mildeed? peta. 1850/mo. Call ....,.,. 2M ...,._ twlthouee. F h It ~ned at lriclr lhne, wban 722-971 t Frio, detwnhr, stove tum. ml to bch. f'ull •• Ion la. Lullury
So lb f theL.---' Incl No pet•"~ amen Avt June thN 1,000 et ground floor, u • t.Nmp rom '1Ue.RI to EASTSIOE 28R 11,tBA, •E tbl " 2B ·B A.... ,· ,._...__ ---W9t bat, prtvm petlo. the queen Walt abould have aJ. refr'lg. ea• • ~ aa u r & •· :::=!!' -""' _..,_ 12 Cof~ P'taz.a, lowed decbarer to win the trick. Incl. Frplc, carport. ~~irtr~ w/CI, 2 Affordable weekly N.8. Alan 7»0101 Thia tin boa...·-ould ha $825/mo. 145-5853 -.......... 9torege beech rental, El Morro V1EW watatfront offtc:e . rou e ........ w Ve EASTSIOE 28R 1 BA, lrg 1195 No Pet 722-8011 Mobll• Hom• Park, f~ ...... '°° sq ft .,
pven declarer the chance to IO ltv rm, retng, carpor1, 1 ILK TO IC"'9AY •IHP• 5. 714·770-ll.57. Stlp ...,111, Avlon
wroq. South could now play Eut. gas & wattf Incl. 3BR 2eA. otw. park· 9824, 41MM174 Vacht aa .... 942-2127
for A 10 rat.her than hope the de· S750/mo. 145-1953 Ing, 11225/mo yrty.
fender held J IO. Indeed, the Prioci-GOOD LOCATIONI Call 875-MOS
pie o( Reatricted Choice aua-ted 1 ILK TO ~u•ay
that Eut'1 bo&dinc waa the former. •200 OFF -.-In that cue the way to land the Large 2BR 1 ~BA ~,:SgA, ';.W.12.250//Wmo, parkyrly. _.:..a L. L....... townhouse, lndry • cont.net~ oavs lll'Rn for dedar· room patio all blt·lna Cell 875-MOS
er to continue with • low t.Nmp. Aa ' se2simo. · the cards lay. that would have re-2071 THURJ!lf Nied. ,,.,,.tllfte Jc*? lult.ed in down one. 942·2211 a.._.... elftlllO;,,.lt.
H··r · 1' •
St l •I. .' ... l
2BR. pool, nr OCC,
405-fowL Get room-
mate, rant condo
1996. Rant applle1 to-ward c:townpymt Days
&42·3581, or 751·72&3
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)~ q ,, " 1",I I .' 11).l Wtdn1mtay, Junt 5 LJBRA (~cpl 2J·Oct. 22): You'll Wednucla1, Juftt 5 have 10 dispose of cettam UKlS.
lntt Ynu Asked: li.ak OmcM:n, rise above thO'lc who spread canard. _CAPIUCOJlN {O« 22·Jan 20)· Ha.mrer, ltlc lime fs Iona since pul see A ~ With
kgettdary Ltbran (Oct 17. ~ 5) Focus o . psyci\ology, urfofogy, DccAU\C Sattrn, your ruler, ,~ 1bou1 when you could ha~ optc4 out and Vending'• Top Pro-
author, levcd 11p 10 her number 8 man11c aru Family member 10 be challenged by 1hc fiery planet all you c:sn really do is pay up and ctucer Low lnv••t.
kcynutc 1mtl 22 btnhpllh plus lhe concede . "Your m1u1tion certatnly M:m , you must rm111ly decide if 1ry In looJt cheerful High Retum. JuH
V (L '" ) f h b h H I 11" C 'II... I LEO (Jt1ly 2A·Au1 .,,,)'. Bc1~ccn l..8()0.741 •7507 cnu\ h1r11 o er 1rl sign. er was on arge . oncer no11ve w1 '"' ccrt.11n t 111ms rettll)' arc worth .,,. ..
life was unorthodox. she brokr Cca1urcd. pursuina or would add 11 fillip to now 1md 1hc end or the week while LARGE loeal vending '. route for aale. Wiii H ll tumplctcly from tradition. she was CORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21): finances -even 1r you arc 11hle to Mao in your own b111h ••gn 11 all or part. Repeal
scn\lt1ve yet powerful As 1hc Diversify, c11pcr1men1, m11ce prove your case Oflpc»cd by Siaturn. you iarc buund 10 bualne••· aecure loca·
lcgend1ry Phocnuc ri tn& from ti\ mqueries G1fl well 1dd to apparel. AQUARJU (Jan. 21-Fcb 19). A Cecl prcuurt:tcd ur p1llortcd Uons. At>ove av•age
own '"hes, her ltfc and work~ FmphnlJ on allreeuon, personal p.utner or cJosc compan10n h.un'1 llowc:vcr, v.hal 1l'o0 h11ppcn~ lh11 14\come 800-940-e883
cunt1nuc ahve and kicking. Other magnethm, scn~u1li1y Keep exactly been 1 tower or strength or wtck will force patlneh 10 be Netwerll M•rt.et'"9
Ulmtn\ to remember (pas1 and rcsoluhofts C?~c:emtng d1e1, nutrelton, helped lt&htcn your burdens recently. comple1ely open 11nd honc,1 aboul tit ft• -...1 Prod·
r1cscn1)· O rouchu Mux, Truman fitness. Oem1n1 repre~cntcd Now, however. it should become their long•term plan' or in1cnll<'n uct1, compenaatlon
C:1pote, Bruce Sprmgueen, Ohvcr AGmAJUUS (Nov 22-0cc. ll) apnarcnt -..hy the almo phcrc hu VIRGO (Au& l•·Scp1 23) plan .,. ••c:.hnl 6
0 r I. . h •. B h 11 ""*' to capture lnt'I North inti Rile Hayworth ecomc 11m1 ear w11 po1en11al, been trained or ronfuKd, ilso who c:e1usc c 11 ena•na planttlf) .. ~. 173--4714 ARIE (M11rc:h 21-Apnl 19). rule . spcei1I rc:quirtment You're 1 dchbcratc:ly mt)en1c:rpretin1 your u<:t1v1ly now rclllcs 10 carcc:r or _ _._ _____ _
Ortxi 111on will be • nvc"'helmed " off 10 runn1na 1tan -cumpc:111or1 •••temcnt pmfe,\lon1I mllllcr , it really "'ould R=. °" ~· ~C: 1
$('cn11r 10 hl&hltaht, cerc1 v.111 concede. "You've got what II PISCES (Feb. 20.March 20)· If be roolh11rdy •u fin111tzc 1ny nc:w lnveet~· from t55~:
1nformdtion, gll1mour, intrigue, 1bll11y take~!" Apprais11I of properly ill pm ihlc, wail until Friday now conc111ct ur ngrecmcnt -nn milter Call 14 nre t-I00-71>
10 ar111:ula1c feeling, Whni hcatn\ ;b necessary bcf1.1rc rc1eh1na your f1n 1I how f'llau ·1hlc:, per,uh111c or 4009.
mere n1r11111an could dc"clop ln1n CAPJUCOJt (Dec: 22-Jin 19) conclu Ion' or dc:ci ions over Iona· PJ)\1on111c:ly 1n"'1l"ed 01hc:r 1ppc1r to
\ertuu' reh111on hep Reid ind wrele , d1nc:m1na1e tenn c:uecr or prorc ion1I IMucs ~
rAl R U~ (Afltel 10 '111v 20) hxus mform111on, wekomc: cl.i\h nr 1dc1s i:or, even c:h.incc cncuuniers or off· LIBRA (~cpl 2'·0e1 23)
on mu 1c, d1plc.im1q, humony, \ccnarto also rc11ure i.urpri'IC v1 II the-cuff remarks could well prO\'tdc Con11nuc: 10 give argumen1111vc
Culf11lmcn1 of ,1 p1r11hC1n\ People frum rcla1111c: who h.id been "0111 ot yt>ur with rict' or information whte:h rolluguc or bu,inc: t •~wciatcw 1 llOOK neecled, ""'Y cof· c~pr"''' \Inc.; re dcmc 111 help, 10 t11wn" Member of oppo ilc so •trcn&lhcn your hand or b1ra11nln1 wide hcrth and devote \'Our lime: 11nd lat9'.,laed, for a~
\Upporl your dfurl, You'll Win alllc:' wnfldc:' rechn& power o111cn1ion to wh111 )'OU~ know 10 be :=.; .. :!· «1~~11G
mona the: h11h ind the n11 htV AQ AIUU (Jan 20·f·eh 18) ARIF. (Much ll·April 20) With meaningful rcla1eon h1~ A sn1a or 1._;.;..;.;.;,;.;.;.~;.;.;;.;;...;;;.;..;;.;.;..;...
I 1hn' 1nH>lvcd Atll\'lly 11 home requite• ynur Mars, >1)Ur ruler, now challcn&ed by m1wndcKt11nd1n• rcall)' mu" be De~~··~~ co f. \II I c ~t.•y ~I .J unc 20) .. 11cn11on Mone:~ 1' 1n\olvc:d, d1,pu1e the rllhcr bnlc(ul planet turn. you uoncd out •hilc Saturn In L.to eorp-;-~ to de-
lndMdu•I v.hn m111.le p1um"c 1hrec over ownc:r,h1r I no l11uah1na 4uc "°""d 10 realize th11 1herc really make) a dccmvc • pcct 10 the r1ery vetop ~ Kelly
ercek' •111 rnuld be em".im1~\ctl m1111c1 E11er(1\c: d1iil macy, li:fu\c 10 " 11 prtco to be patd for cvcrythln1 In pl1ne1 Mar~ In Aqu.ulu ~75;,; .. ;..•;;.;38;.;..;.1;.... ----
You'll c\.cn1u.1lly win 1r yuu n\·Uid be tnwialcd in10 111k1na "'"c' T1111ru~ thl~ hft lfowcvcr. deep down you CORPIO (Oe1 24·Nov. 22) ~ 1ft on UIK •o
c<1u11t1na delay w11h ddc;11 involved mu\t alw know 1hat ii ~Id be Somc11mci it really i\ heller to ac• l100K. lnv•••ment
Strc1mltne procedure,, perfect r•1SCl~ II cb 19·March 20) rooh~h 10 CllpcCI other 10 ronttdc dumb or lutn • bhnd c c: -•nd MWW9ncl ~ I to 3
1ethniquc P1~e, lc.11urcd lnJl\11Ju•I "'II" k ' 1h.in l\\o \\CCkl. dc:Cc111 lll<C:r ..,hlAI un only be never murc :w thin 1at the roomcnt ~ lnflD •1.0151 CANCf:R (Junc:.?l.July~~l What ~su wu J1,unt "'"nu-A dc:~1ibcd11111mor11l1hut For.111 unhk lythll)'Outuuld fccliliiJOY1-."~°"TDa
had hecn dorm11n1 will \how acknu~lcJic vnur c.1p1h1hth;' Tru\t 1AURU' (Apr.I, 21·May 21): It any h•pp1cr 1boul either d<wftc,uc or ~ ~~~
\urpfl)ln& ''~"~ or hfc Include }'(1ur 1udgme111, tnlullM' entcllcc1 1.ikc:' qullc: u kJI for yn1,1 10 11vt-up cuccr '''uc:s, c-..cn 1f yuu mike •• •• NOWI ~rectal rcl1;111onsh1p Lons...il 11ncc You'll .~ hlhl, ' ''ou tc11lly ure llw f>lruglc tlf tu ktte intcreit uthcB rc:vc1I 1111 \'UU think )'OU oushc
c:11ll <.:uuld le•d 10 iourncy. P''th1d \tir o '"'ol'1c:d HO\\cvct, h1"1na done cvcrythtna tu k!K>W • l
Lt:O (July 2l·AUJ 22) Wider If Jl.l"rl S I YO R llRTIIOA\1 hum1ftely P'J"•blc to pul an end 10 .\GITIAllU (Nuv 2.l·Occ 21)
1ud1cncc a•.i111 vur conmbuuon You urc t rable nf ''Jm:u1n1 ct>nfh~t\ eiihcr 11 humc or 11 •tlfk, Rcm.mb.:r 1h111 MMn 11 Odd' with
t:mph:m on loca11na ,,.h•I h•d been fc ·hn~ "'a •r111cn ~rJ M11ny 11re yuur only option now •ppcars to be S11urn lertd' to d1uup1 and AlL .,,.. of toan•
h1ddt'n SCc:nuio fca1urc~ myttcf)', J1o1•11 111 ~ou en cunnc~11on w11h 11111 10 brina 1flout 1 compte•c brc1lc or comphutc tr1M1I pl•n• "well n all •••ll•lltle La~
1n 1rigut', newi co n cern Ina ~nd wi,dum Ytiu arc tC:\llc.-\s, -.cp1te1k>n form\ uf commun1a11on TMrd\1rc, •INC9oft. ~ ~·
1uarJ11n,h1p, 1tu•I fond Arte, Libra pu"e"• 1n1cllcc1ual cur io'1t)', GEMINI (M1y ll-J11ne ll) By Ille there rcallv ''nu Jl('llnl In ac:u1n1 •II ~I?..,.., ·
pcnon play rotu. cornb1nc menial 1<u1ty -..11h PhY'al 11mc the un ~ ou1 of ,our binh K'I up 1f JOU 1rc Oblrttd w May J"'lt la I i iii .....
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conncc:tlOft w11h lepl qrccment. Ilk, l>unns A111u•t K«•I 11c11¥11tc• phyticalty II JOU .,. to nns twtt WED E DAYi Jo11u f1t1a11c11I ~·aTm::''
pertncnhi,, man••· &ccllcnt fOr 1ccclcra1c -you could win more clutftle• on 1ho hume fronl. So, i..ndcrlaluna• ur bu' ncu
m1k1n' p.abllc 1ppcar1nc., puruna pupul1rity con1at. ~ou·n &rl'ICI en cahn *'"· t•k• thmp •t 1 111.tl uranacMc••• 11111 need to be
fOrth mll conccpe1 Leo wOI plllJ OctobOr, oould p1rtkipa1c lft ~ tklftf peco ind don't d_,.ts ,our Mndlcd "4th car • dikrctloft 0t
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Laguna Beach. Valeri-Dan, 714-545-8042
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Tepe, Inc.. Costa hiring Bus Pareons.
Mesa Call Shewn, cashiers, llne cooks.
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current Insurance
Calf 942-4333, ask
to~ Mike wtley.
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clans, Installers, ac:-servers at THE REX In
count 11e'tvlce reps, Fashion Island Apply
operators. No experl· In person·ae• Chip.
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Quality job Low price
FrH esi 24hr.l1582117
•(714) 744-5048•
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WE Gall Shel Hang Togeltl«
Total lt\terlor Remod-
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The Crazy. 633-7172
Pl<'ln tscapr> JA 78
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26yrs area lie 968-3564 lf•NC•8.0AT•S. Fece·WI. Irrigation, SOuTH. Interior plenta
&Decks 3615
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CtdarPostReplac:e CMN8 altorellblt ChN 536-3213 m•lnt. 751·1825 Lind•
Jim Whyte 642·7208 Du1t,'1 Lawn M1lnt. IMPROVED
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Concrete 3526
ffi Drlvaways-patlos-
poths etc. No Job too m Clia>4 am1ll ReH. Lie. land
Mickey 536-0553
Handy Man 3710
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Palnt·Cl'lrpentry·etc •
Oryw•ll. Gaty64S.5277
Monthly/Wkly or 1
time. Fr11 HI 241 • Hl40
GARDENING-Full aerv.
Lendscape·sprlnklr•
sod-mow-edge·clnup.
reas rates. 968-2718 $2.60 per day /CONCRETE ALL TYPES Remove & replace. That's ALL you pny Uc Bonded. When •HANDYMAN• PROI'. GARDENING & MAINT. 10 yrs exp.
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Carpentry-Tll•Plumb . retH 12 yr exp. NB/
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fair prices, reliabll1ry, a Gen. conlr•ctor al RotoWlang •432·8'°4-*
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PUBLIC NOTICE JACK KENNEDY TILE well Int/ext P•lntlng, Uc: 010968 650·5585
& MARBLE INSTALL kitchen, b•th remodel
Th• Calif Public Ullll· • REPAIR All IYPH & additions Lie
tlH Commission RE-of Pavers Wash1rig & 499197 ABS 839-4900 QUIRES that all used. Sullng 497-5665 household goods ------------All resldenllsl & comm'I
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print lhetr T C P num. leaky Showers-Acid DAN'S HomafBusinHs R•MOD•L-Mdltlone wash A rogrout Now M•toN-R ber In oll l'ld11ortiso-& Repair Bathrooms· Improvement Drywall. ~ " .. ·B ICK a
mania. If you have a Shower doors Kite-Carpentry & Painting BL?CK WORK. Bond/
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gallty of 8 mpve~. llmo 25yrs 0 C 673·8065 FIX UP YOUR HOUSE or ch•ufleor, Call
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mlssloh 714-558-4151 Prompt Courttou1 StMce Call Jay 8so-3006 FrH Est & Ral~tnces
John & Shelby 848-6178 HANDY ANDY
Child Care 3536 El•C·Plumb-Palnl LI
~rpntry, etc 631-4043
Air Cond1t1onrng
3418 TICKLE •uo O•)'l:•r• AND COMMllRCIAL Lio. Brookhurs t/
R •PRIQllAATION. Adams Me1elth Gar·
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M•c:henlcel, electrical.
pelnhng (t>oeVdock.)
.. y Boat S\IC 1173·977 SERVICE, SALES dens Home 983·9<>15
LlcenHd 673·8081
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3021-IS Harbor 91. C M
APPLIANCE AEPAIR
10% orrF ServtC• Chg
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brand•. Ouellty work.
BHt price 631-1368
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V L T HAULING SERVICE
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Jon MM112
OICK S HAULING
Junl( to dump & gen· CAAMERI CLEANING era1 havting Large
Homa & smell otflc:e lrucll w~th ~ttt gate
detallers 8prln9 5 0-3 98
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Free HI 97H228 dump truck and crew.
Door<. JSAO
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C•blnett FtH Ht ,,,4, 6SO..S952 I
DUMP RUNS •JUNK
Fvmltura, trash, tr••
bfanche1. appllanc••
Mike 7 dya 640 t 391
Clean up , Haul, etc .
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Custom leirturlng. quality
work. Problems-No Prob·
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Plumbing JHg
24 Hr EDOtS41 IS22
HEATING ' PLUMBING
IJC 541878. VlSa.'4astef
Discount Plufftbl
Fun copper r•plpe
from $595 . W•t•
healers Install fr
$299 Full ptumt>i
remodel Uc 516214
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PLUMBING repair
remodeling Done b
professionals. 25 yr
In N B area. Prompt,
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THE FLYNN CO Uc:.
262821 Call 540-1090
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1225: file cab S30; 11,000. 11824119.
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M5; oak 9PI Mt 1725:
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Inga S25. 973-o848
Solid oak dining ••t.
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Keystone ssmm
Mii Motorized
Tele-Wide camera
Features 70mm teteonoto lens.
auto toad, wtnd and rewind,
PIUS built-In flash. No. ES700
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Micro cassette
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1118411 Directory Assistant
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eQua11zer No RXFS·450 6499
CE® AM I F,M Mono.
cassette Recorder
Features bullt·ln conaenser
microphone and auto shut-off
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CE'i) AM I FM Stereo
Headset Radio
Features llghrwelght stereo head· phones ano removable belt clip
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CE®Mlcro cassette
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No 3·53705 2699
Franklin® Spelling Ace nl
Hana held electronic speller
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converts worm and Phrases from
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sonv® AM I FM Dual
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GE EXte~ns Memory e
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features 3" speaker and detxhaOle sttoulder strap. No. '6-10CR 1999
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Remlnaton Men's Shaver
Micro screen• deluxe
rechaf9eabte modet With free
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cun-recnnta 20 PC. set 1nc1uaes 6 Jumt>o. 10 aarve and • SINll rolters. No. R20 ·2999
Black & Deeke
POpcom Popper
Handy Pop'n serven1 pops 3 Qts of
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10<up drip coffeemaker features see-thru water reservoir and automatic "keep hor· plate
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Burst of Power M1xmaster &
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Table a Chairs
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777
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Passport
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Chef's Pride Paper
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cracker Jack · Keebler ,~ cooties
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David ~
sunflower
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Macadamia
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