HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-06-14 - Orange Coast PilotCloudy becoming mostly sunny by
afternoon. West to southwest winds 10
to IS mph in the afternoon. Highs in
the mid·60s to lower 70s. Late night
through mid-morning low cloud tonight
and Saturd:iy otherwise mostly clear.
Lows in the mid·SOs to near 60. For
more information, including boating,
fi hlng and surfing, see page A9.
IN THE NEWSROOM
You've slapped a fresh coat of paint
on the house .... Every blade of grass
on the front lawn has been meticulously
manicured .... Your home i1 the pride
of the neighborhood .... But you feel,
well, unsatisfied. What to do? ... How
about picking up an application for the
third annual Neighborhood Pride
Awards, which honor outstanding
homes In Costa Mesa .... Sponsored by
the civic group Mesa Pride, the awards
recognize the be.st sin1le·f amily home
u well as the best apanmcnt or
condominium complex in each of three
seoaraphic areas in tJ>O city ...• The
contest is judaed by a panel of five local
residents .... Applications will be
accepted until July IS .... Judging will
take place between July IS and Aug. I
and the award will be presented Aug.
16 .... Entry forms arc available at the
office of the Newport Mesa A,soc1ation
of Realtors, 401 N. Newport Blvd ....
For more information call Camille
Courtney ut 966·66SS.
QUOTES Of THE DAY
"Wt haw an uncoo~rative villain
out thtrt -tht Santa Ana River. "
Costa Mc a City Councilman
Peter Buffa on the river, which the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has
long contended poses one of the
worst flood threats west of the
Mississippi (Al).
"Ewn tM gods low tht11 jolcLs. "
Plato
TODArs EVENTS
•The Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commerce Commodores
Ball will be held at 7 p.m. at the
Newport Marriott.
JUST THE FACTS
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In~ battle
By Doug Willis
Assoctaled Preu
SACRAMENTO -Legislators were
taking no prisoners Thur day a~ the battle
over the SSS billion budget reached the
boiling point.
The Assembly did manage to approve a
compromise $18.8 billion appropriation
for local schools, but were at a stalemate
over the re t of the package a
Republicans flatly rejected new taxe .
''We're again t all taxes. We want the
sy~tem reformed. You're ruining this
idate. Do you hear us?" said
As emblyman Gii Ferguson, R·Newport
Beach, labeling Democnits 11~ "the
plunder party."
Although Dcmocrab control the lower
house by a 46-31 margin, Republicans
have enough votes to deny the two-thirds
majority needed for tax increa c sought
by Democrats nnd Republican Gov. Pete
Wilson. The hikes would help close a
SJ4.3 billion gap between rcccssion-
ravagcd state revenues and projected
expenditures.
The Assembly Republicans u ed that
leverage Thursday, defeating cparnte
income, saJes, vehicle liccn e and alcohol
tax increases, including thp e sponsored
by Wilson, as Democrats forced
showdown vote in a lengthy. acrimonious
budget se ion.
Assembly GOP leader Ro Johnson of
Fullerton repeatedly declared that
llepubliHn woutd rci t '410te for any
tax mea urc unlll Democrats uppon
their accompanyina bills to enact both
short·tcrm spending cut and long-term
muctural reform aimed at lowing 1he
growth of state program .
"To put ii a plainly a we can: No
reform, no budget," Johnson id. "It is
~ee BUDGET /Piii •
Coming up next ••• an opah
Rare fish not
often seen off
Orange Coast
By Iris Yokol
0ranot COUI Daily P*>I
CRYSTAL COVE A huge,
brightly colored fish seldom potted in
Orange Coast waters washed ashore
here late Wedne day while a econd
fish of similar size was found floating
off the coast, lifeguards reported
Thur day.
State lifeguards found the dead, 1()().
pound opah washed ashore 111 Reef
Point on Thursday morning, and divers
reported seeing another dead opah
floating in the water in the same vicinity
Inter in the day, lifeguard Richard
Rozzelle said.
"fl looks like a big Frisbee," Rozzelle
aid of the fish, which was colored
bright red with white spots.
The opah is typically found in warm
waters between the tropics and the Gulf
of Alaska, according to Rozzelle and
encyclopedia descriptions. What killed
the fish and how 1t ended up in th1
area remain a mystery, Rouclle aid.
According to one encyclopedia, the
opah can grow to a length or 7 feet and
a weight or 660 pound :
''J'be rrsh we have says 1(
smoked, it's a pretty uisty fish,"
RouclJe added.
But the opah f11led to tempi state
lifeguard ' taste bud . They opted to
bury the fiSh rather than cook it up and
ample ilS flavor.
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State park lifeguard supe"'1sor Bob Dolan d1 plays an opah that washed ashore in
Crystal Cove on Thursday
Organizers of Bush visit snub host city's elected officials
By Tony Dodero
Orlnoe Coast Olly Plat
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -President
Bush may be coming here this Sunday to
speak at Mile ~uare Park, but 1t remain
to be seen if City Council members will
be on hand to give him an official
greeting.
"We received a Oier today about the
event but that' all," said Fountain Valley
Mayor George Scott. Indeed. council
member Laurann Cook aid he wa not
nware of any formal anv11a11on for her or
her council colleague
"There ha~ been very little contact with
Corona de! ~r U1
1he city," Cook . aid. "It' all very low
key."
Cook noted that in the P•"'· when
president Gerald Ford and Ronald
Reagan spoke at Mile Square Park.
council members sat up on the dais and
offtciall) gree1ed 1he pre ·ident
But this event 1 being ponsored by the
Asian Pacific Am<: ncan Salute 10 the
Pre idcnt, and who gets to greet the
pre tdent end -.ho doe n't 1 decided by
the group's organizers, said Barbara
Brown, assistant to Supe"'isor Roger
Stanton.
Still, Fountain Valley official would
ap~ar lo be natural invitees, but Cook i
not mad about being left out.
"We're not penurbed," she said "Bu1.
we find 1t unusual that a pre~1dent could
come to our city and we don't kn~ about
It."
The event' chair or operation control
Henry Yee, however, an 1 tcd that the
ma)Or and council members ha\c been
10\11ted
"There "'111 be many d1gni1anc5 commg
10 1h11> c"ent," Yee said. "The" all have
been mvtted. but I don't know how man\
ha"e accep1ed " ·
Conue,,man Robert Dornan. R
the hool pool.
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Garden Gro .. c. and upel"\ls\Or S11nton
will Jtlend 1he evenl. ot\ will
tcpre\cnta11"e' lrom 15 different A 1an
gmupo;, Yee ... aid
"Thi 1 an h1 toncal c"ent,' Yee saicJ.
·· fht, 1~ the fir t time the pre 1dcnt of the
Un11ed tate ha addre ed such a large
group of A 1a'l Amencan We ha"e come
of age '
unday'5 fcsu\.'1ti~ arc intended to
celebrate 1he contribution of the Asian
community and Bush's leadership, Yee
\31d, and he expect~ l0.000 to 15,000
~ople to show up.
Students learn
to tlinlt, or sink
in pbyllCI Cllll
By Tom Spe1ss
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CORO A DE l MAR -Student in
Ja,k1c Vorona · ph)'K cia sc too 1
mk on the v.1ld "'de Thur~av at
C'orvna del Mar lfi h • chool.-
r or the \ec:ond year 1n a row, they
participated in a c rdboard boat race -
cro' the .,chool pool The tudcnt
v.crc divided mlo team,, and each team
v.a a .. l..ed to u~mit a model of "' boat
to \.orona hcforc hu1IJmg 1t.
\nd &her<'.' v.ctc man d1Uc1\:nl idea
on ho to hu1ld the lx)at' \ome
1udcnt' v.cn: for bulk). h1 h·<11lled
bo l'-, while other\ dc-;i nclt their\ more
like r noc,, complete with U 'h pcd
b4.1t1om •nd keel.
"1t' • rool. 1t' nnl the ocean,''
e\pl;1111cd en1\ r 1cr11ru 8 st1aan e
-..hen 1 kcd why h1 boat' 1dc -ere
almost lc~el Vt1lh the v.-.tcr. Other
p1 rt1 ipants wha had con ~ucted Cheu
boat With tWO•fOOt htJh tde 1 round
thcu boll' ~ re the low t fin1 he
and the hard t to nttol.
"The ra c wa rn01t1 •for fun, ..
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A Newport Beach police officer, currently on bicycle patrol,
who is also working with the department's police explorers to
1 , prepare them for the 38th annual Youth Safety Run car rally to
1 i be held June 24 to 26.
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Bradley, an I I-year veleran of the Newport ~each Police
Department, originally got the department involved m the Youth
Safety Run, which is hosted by the Police Advisory Council for
Car Cluhs and teache i. young police explorers the value of safe,
a nd fu el efficient, driving.
Explorers drive ne\\. donated cari. from Sou~herr,t .Calif~rnia to
Yosemite National Par!.. and are Judged on the1t driving skills and
their gas mileage at the end of the run. .
Eight explorers from Newport Beach Explorer Post 1050 will
compete in this year's e'ent Mike Fle tcher, Tim Couch, Tamara
Schmitz, Brian McBratne)'. Lance Kennedy. Sandie Hauf, Chris
Wilson and Bnan Mullins.
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Brallh!y, 36. said he enjoys -working with the explorer program,
which is for young people ages 15 in to 21. "It's a way for them
~ to experience police work from the inside, ins1,$!ad of JUSt the
television knowledge.
''It really gives us an excellent one-on-one with the kids. We
learn from the kids and the kids can learn from them. II'!> a real
good exc hange."
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The congeni:il officer, '"hn \\Orked a' a crime scene
111,c,t1gator before he hccame one uf the department's four
bicvclt'.' officers lac;t month. •~ alc;o a bla ck belt in JUdo, teaches ~ JUd·o and ha' won numerou~ av. .mh Ill the '>port.
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Local News Briefs
DrlVer suners severe Injuries In crnh
HUN I INGl ON OEACH -A 77-year-old woman suffered
seve re inJU rics in a t raff1c rnlltsion that occurred when she
reportedly turned in frnnt of another vehicle Wednesday.
Nell hamptnn. a Garden Grove resident, y,ai, listed in critical
.:11nd111on at UCI Medical Center after the 5:25 a.m. collision at
( nildcnv.c'>t Street and Breeland Drive.
I ramptun \\U\ aho c11ell for failmg to yield to traffic, according
to I l11ntington Beach Police Officer J.B. Hume.
hitmpton·, white Oldc;moh1le Cutla:-.s was going northbound on
Goldcn~cc;t when 11 turned left on Breeland and was :;lruck by a
hl,tll.. Cnr.ctte Jmen hy Harmon Shelton, 31, of Huntington
Beach
The impact cau\cd I rampt11n ' rnr to 'tnke another vehicle -
a ( hrvsler uri,-cn h, Vera \tupp\, 4.~. of Huntington Beach -
that wa' stopped i'tnJ ,,,111111 tn turn right from Breeland onto
Goldem\C\t
No one Ll'c "·" 1n111rt"d 111.I police added that Frampton wa'
not v.c;1nnl.! o1 'L.itl•t It
lntercultural dialogues contm;ie In city
( 0\ r i\ \IL \ \ I h" ~car·, seriei. of interculturill drnlogue!I
in111.11tcl h' lht 1.11,' ll11man Relations Committee in April will
llllll!n llt Ill \I "' d
I he I 11. ini: l{11<1m Di.tlogucs progrnm, in which residents of
diffcr1.·n1 l'llllur.tl .111.J nattonal background!! nre invited to gather
111 l!rt'lll'' in 'hire npcncncc' was begun several ycari. ago and
re\ l\l'd I ht' \l'olr.
D1.tl1 'l!llt' "t·rc held in hoth April and May. The latest seri e'I
"111 hl' hell.I Wcllnei.day. Thun.day and Friday, June 12-14.
1\11,n111.· 1ntcrc,tcl.I in part icipating should return the ·postcard
1h.11 h." lit•cn sent to all Co<;ta Mesa households. For more
111tu1111.1t111n. rnntacl Laura Collier at 650-5149.
Leading Ubertarlml 11 featured speaker
NI WPOR1 OEACH -Roger Bloxham, political columnist,
d1.11rm.in ot the Orange County Libcrtnriun Party nnd leading
aul ho11ty on privatization of government function5, is the
featured speaker at n dinner Sa1urdny al 1he Newport Beach
Count') Club.
The night of "dining, ll1'>Cll'\!>ion, dancing and enterl:unment"
1.mt'> $Ci() for si ngles, $90 for couple' and $250 for tables of si:\.
Sca1111~ he ins ot 7 p.m. Dinetll ~•II huvc a choice of prime rib,
h,1kcd ''"'ppcr or vegetarian cuis111e w11h p<1s1a.
L.1vc nw•ic and a no-host har will nli,o he provided
The rnuntry dub io; loc111cd nt l<iOO E Coai.t Highw~y. For
r~·,er\..111on•., call 642-2002
Correction
n arhclc jn Thursda~\ Daily Pilot incom:ccly quoted City
Atlorncy Oail Hutton in a ~tatcmcn1 about live cntertninmcnt
progr m At Old World Village: Church.
f h.4tton. m fact, aid her office hl\I not received n rcquc1t for nro ccutton ttnd th t h Wlll: tnAppropriatc to comment on the
m ltt:r.
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WMHINGTON -The Bush administration has formally told
~-it intends to sell the United Arab Emirates 20 AH-64
Apidle attack helicopters .and hundreds of Hellfire missiles, the
Pent910n said Thursday.
The proposed $682 million sale was first di closed during Defense
Secretary Dick Cheney's recent trip to the Middle East.
Such weapons sales to Mideast nations have been criticized as
contrary tQ.,.President Bush's arms control proposal for the Mideast
region.
But Pentagon officials have defended such sales, contending they
musl mccl the ecurity needs of Washington's allies in the region in
the post-Persian Gulf War era.
c-llYI n missed 6 mlllon people . .
WASHINGTON -Counters overlooked more than S million
people during the 1990 census, most in the nation's biggest cities,
according to proposed correc1ions announced Thursday by the
Census Bureau.
lf the corrections are adopted -putting the national population
at 254 million -states would have to redraw congressional and
legislative boundaries based on the new totals, rather than those
announced in December.
But the government hasn't yet decided if it will accept the
revisions or stick by the original census count of 248.7 million
Americans. Since the first census was taken in 1790, the government
has chosen the original count over any later revision.
Amon$ the eight cities with more than l million p~ople, the count
was least accurate in Los Angeles. where the correction would put
Your Name Here •..
NEWPORT BEACH -On June
!st at the Schook Boats Eigth An-
nual Fishing Tou rnament Jn New-
port Beach, Don Fowler netted first
pluce -when he caught a 5 tn pound
bass. Jim Werner placed second
with a Cabizon. Jeff Harvey ca ught
the largest bas~ and Bill NotthofY
caughl the la rges! bonita. David
Minna was the winner in the junior
ca1egory, which is for persons 15
and under. • NEWPORT BEACH-Brett
Hartley, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hartley of Newpori Beach,
graduated from Avon Old Farms
School in late May. The school, lo-
ca ted m Connecticut's Farmington
Valley, offer n four-year college
prep program. Hartley will attend
the University of Denver in the (all. • COST A MESA -A total of 127
Ornnge· Coast College students
were honored on Thursday, June 6
a1 a luncheon sponsored by the col·
lcge's Extended Oppor111n11y Pro-
grami. and Services Office.
Students were honored for w10-
ning scholarships, acHdcmic honors
or for their leudcrsh1p during the
News of the Weird
Students wound up about rubber band ball
DETROIT -Sixth-graders al a suburban school stretched
their math skills while creating a 64-pound ball of rubbor bands.
They called it "M.C. Bander."
Cami Penegor, a math teacher at Pierce Middle School in
Wayne County'~ Redford Township, got the ball rolling last fall
as a cla!>c; project. She asked her 140 'tudcnts to come up with J
million rubber bands.
They reached only 7.7423 percent of thal goal. But lhe project
neverlhelcss began taking on a hfc of it own as the 77,423
ruhher band' were knolled together and wrapped around a golf
b:tl l.
"lluving MC. around made math ea!licr and a lot more
interesting," said Jenny Priskorn, 12 "You could imagine better
just how bil-! number!> really act."
Penegor .. aid she used the ball to teach everything from
geometry 10 metric mcasuremen1. "You'd never' think a bunch of
rubber bancl1, would make a difference in a clasi;room, but M.C.
Bander bonded us together this year," !>he 'aid.
The ball will be donated nc~t month 10 the G:illcry of Unu ual
Pn1111mes in Ripley\ Believe lt or Not Mu cum In Niagara Falls,
Ontt1rio.
"It' fabulOu!I," museum spokesman Edward Meyer <ruid
Wcdne~day. "Something a perrcctly normal us rubber bands ha
become a piece of an in the ·hands ol ~chool ki<t • We wunt the
world 10 \CC this."
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Police Log
Costa Me a wu c•11ma1cd at SMO.
Newport Beach
MO~ -Boris Yeltsin's cleetiOn to the new ~t Of prcaldont
of thi Ruiiian republic was a clear sianal that voters prefer the
hardshlPf o( hia radical reform to the failures of past policy.
Yelts1n'11 election to a 1.trengthencd presidency of the Ruuian
federation, by far the htrJe~t .and richest of the Soviet republics, fUIS
him in "3 powerful po!tttion to prod Soviet President Mikhai S.
Gorb1tchcv to accclera1e the pace of reform.
Yeltsin can claim a 11trongcr mandate than Gorbachev because he
won the top job in the Russian fedetation on the s1rength of his
popular support. Gorbachev wa!I elected Sovlc:t president by the
national parhamcnt, not the people.
Votlrl IMP Nbl'n of It. Petnlllil -
LENINGRAD, U.S.S.R. -Residents struck a blow against
Communism and the memory of Soviet hero Vladimir Lenin by
voting to reinore the city's name to St. Petersburg, os the ornate
capital was known under the czar.
Preliminary returns Thursday from nearly all 24 municipal
electoral districts showed that about 55 percent of voters favored
restoring the name St. Petersburg, said city election committee
official Anna Kruchinina.
She snid 6S perccnl of the city's 3 million eligible voters cast
bnl101s. President Mikhail S. Gorbachev has said only the national
legislature can repeal the name Leningrad. But newly elected Ma)'Or
Anntoly Sobch3k said the Rusltian Federation's sovereignty
dcclara1ion last year gave it juri diction.
Volcano blOW1 ash over COUlltl'Ylldl
MANrtA, Philippines -Mou nt Pinatubo blew a cloud of ash and
pumice 80,000 feet in the air Thursday, coating tropical village~ and
mountainsides with a thick carpet of the snow-like debris.
The early morning explosion was among the strongest or seven
eruptions thnt have shook the 4,795-foot volcano since Wednesday.
White ash three inches deep covered tropical areas a far away as
Olongapo, 25 miles to the southwest; vehicles that stalled under a
deluge of ash dotted the roadside.
1990-9 1 school yenr. Students from
Costn Mesa who were honored in-
clude Vu P. Dul, Shem Lynn Burge,
Bao T. Cao, Ung Suk Shun, Doan
Van Do, Situ Kbac Do, Judy Mal
Duong, Arthur Duraio, Glenn D.
Gustafson, Yupper ffurtartc,
Denise Krollhauth, Kristine L.
Lyons, Julio C. MendH, Jason R.
Nelson, Phuong D.T. Nauyen, Tam
Bang Nguyen, Tin Truna Nauyen,
Vu Do Nguyen, Allison Paine, Ly K.
Phom, David Let Pinney, Jennifer
Przybysz, Jon Luis Ramlrn ,
Veronica Sanchez, Duyen Kim Tran
11nd Jose Velatquez.
Students from Fountain Valley
ORANGE COAST
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include Danh Cons Bui, Yen """' I.Mu, Danny Jon M1hr, Due Tri
Phlm, and Bonnie Strickland. Stu-
dents from Hunlington Beach in·
elude Susan A. Burltlsh, Dally De
Troya, Sean P. Fallon, SbeUa Gian·
nlcch1, Tien Hoana, Jobn N. Hop·
kins, CeUa C. Hsu1 Mike G. Lo~t,
Aaron Middlebrook, Donna l... Nel-
son, M1rl11one .L Parker, Robert
LuJs Reyes, Anh N. Truong, Blch·
Ngoc Vo, Debra Womack and Shan·
non Wright.
Scudcnls fron frvine include Aln·
andra Banks, Robin L. Fuller, Hona
K. Lt, Pamela i>. Norton, and Mar·
aarila Vazquez.
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lRlot Sttln, Jr.
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fun u l11m 1anJ hi. friend •I the Mobil I•\ •••tlon,
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Huntington Beach • Pt1hce h•1I n report nf •n mdc,tn1 ""'"urc 'fueta d.iy 11 7 10 pm 111 tfaubor Uouk\11rd 1111d \ik'lor11 ~tr«t • Smncunc ''"'~ • wallet. chcckboolc rid oompitct d11C pl11ycr ft11m ,, cu Jlolrkcd al Jl80 rultm•n SI dvr· Ina the n1aht of June 7. Sc\lcral rompa<;t d1\a ·~ 1tic ln;(jhh \tcreft In the 1919 D•bun were not 1tolen
from lhc t.tr,
• • Two w"uum clc:intni anJ mlM;ctlanc(>U ck1thm&
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in the 2100 block or Park Ncwpofl, • Mc11nwh1h.:, 11 v.ccJl1n1 tint_ thiil " mnrc lh•n 0
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AiiOCIMll thell dljl u ,..., prepare, not too
fnerishly, for their tndltlonal (thil will be the
third 1trai1hl yeu) Inde pe ndence Day
cA&ravapnu.
Parade plalntn, CWred by Nancy Douhue,
have rulecl out eenain 1im'U1ntics with thole
ma11W. marchel in the '"' d ties. For ~ample.
there'll be no 1aU. namblin1 tbrouah the streets
of Udo Ille, no ~ anille? pieces.
As tor tlcker·tape, for1it at. Cascading paper
imply doean't hl\'C the same impact when hurled from the roof
of a awo.ae>ry bunplow. Someone sugestcd that a ccnain
heiresa miJht be alked to dared S 100 bills, for use as confetti, but
the committee ruled it could create the wrong impression.
Instead, emphasi will tie placed on everyday clement
cwerloOked in th<>K other patriotic parades. Since writina about
the event Sunday, I've learned that these unit will be added to
the l,ldo Isle g;cuion: ~t.rd1lq . Attired in holiday finery -red, white and
blue -the ~h platoon will step smartlr. to the martial tune,
"As the Canines Go Rollin& Alona.' Commanding the
detachment will be four-star Gen. Colin Poodle.
•10111 (Well, Ont, Anyway.) lt11 dc1c:rip1ion is being kept under
tight wraps, but there'll definitely be a float -sponsored by Hi p
Byus and hi Broken Drum Gang. The group got that name, he
ays, "because it can't be beat."
A Bkyclt Brialdt. Kid have been asked 10 ride decorated
bike\, rather than ·skateboards, bccau c parade organizers arc
firm believe~ in a Safe & Sane Fourth,
A Ftw Surprist1. These are promised by Chairman Donahue,
who ay , "You simply have to come to Lido Isle on the Fourth
of July to find out what the surpri cs are. IC I reveal them now,
they wouldn't be surpri es, would they?"
Make: cnse, urpri ingly. So I'll be there. • BUT AJN'T THAT REDUNDANn -Jim ck Boom, who's
tying up loose end for Paul Salata'• Irrelevant Weck June 23--30,
hns invited me to attend a pre s conference welcoming honoree
Larry Wanke, who come 10 us via Cleveland's John Carroll
University.
"Whal I need," said de Boom, "i a teporter to a k a question
containin& a Cleveland JOke."
A Cleveland joke? Well, OK, hut I'll need some help, so pica e
end me your funniest line. The winner gets a onc·way ticket to
Cleveland, and the lo ers get autographed photos of Commodore
Salata aboard his yacht, the Effluence, moored at the Fountain
Valley ewagc treatment basin.
• •
SPEAKING OF IRRELEVANT ZINGERS -From Bob Hoyt,
vice pre ident of Fir t American Title Co., upon learning that
Lnrry Wanke was a star quartcrbnck at John Carroll University:
"I am happy to learn that the old movie actor, John Carroll,
ha his own university." • T H E MY TERIOlJS CASE OF THE MI SSING
MEERSCHAUM -"I am curious about your picture," write
JHn Wrl&ht, · a Realtor in Corona del Mar. Jn omc column
there'$ a pipe, 1n others there 1~n·1. Arc you trying, gradually, to
qu11 moluna'>"
No, ma'm. I'm l'}"n&, gradually, to figure out why the
mcerJChaum appears 1n somo mug-shot • and doc\n't in others.
11le only conceivable cxplan. 11on i that. on some days, the
makeup editor a . 1gned to 1hjs page is a militant non· moker.
ArtlSI Ferd Johnson, the Moon Mullin. man, also seem to be
bothered by 1he 01p-Oop, and ays there should be omc
con istency. He votes for the pipe.
Non·smokcr Kelly Davts of Newport Beach agrees, sort or. She
ays the pre cnce of a pipe suggests a degree of literary merit
othcrwi c indiscernible 1n the accompanying prose.
The hht word goes to M1rl1nnc Kruse of Corona del Mar, who
~ays he gave up nicotine in order to live longer. The pipe, she
,ay'i, makes me look "extinguished."
Lave longer? Reminds me of a great line I read the other day,
in which a curmudgeon huffed, "Longevity is overrated:'
Montoya relies on new
ruling to fight conviction
By Bob Eget o
The~flrWI
SAN FRANCISCO -Armed
with a tr1c1 new U.S Supreme
Court definition of poh11e:il
cxtoruon, a lawyer for former state
Sen. J~eph Montoya will a k a
fedcrnl appeals court Friday to
overturn ht\ corruption conviction'
nnd prison entence.
Montoya, S2, D·Whittier. was
the fint California legi lator in 35
years to be convicted of felonies
while 1n office. He began rving 1
6 1/2·year term la t July for C\Cn
felony charges related to n
undercover FBI 1nvc111aation of
the state Capitol.
Hi pro peel for a new trial
appc;f red to be boosted when the
Supreme Court ruled 1n a We 1
V1r1inia ca May 23 that a
federal charac of cxtonina a
campaign contribution requires
proof that the public official
promised a ••quid pro quo" -
some off acial action 1n e hanc:
for the contribution.
ll i not en uah. tho coun 11d,
1( a la\\makcr took money knowing
th»t the giver expected favors in
return, hut made no citplicll
pmmi ei..
The '"\ue i vital 10 Montoya
nd Paul Carpenter, a former tatc
'cnuor and ••~ botrd member
who is the only other e~·lc11 hator
convicted 1n the undercover probe
JO far. Carpenter' appeal 1 to be
u1ued before the court al a later
J11e.
Both men contended that the
payment 1hcy ae«pt~d wtre
pre cnted u le1111matc
con1r1bution1 r•thcr ,h, n bribe
nd that the ,wom1 d nc th na
exolkit 1n return ln 11r1umcnt f·nday befure
&hrec udac of the 91h U
rcu 1 our t uf Aprea la,
Mont a' 11 '• Jan Uandthk
plans to argue that a Sacramento
federal jury wa allowed to convict
Montoya without the proof that
the Supreme Court na now
required.
The high court. "in rccoan111ng
political realitie , has re meted the
efforts of the (U.S.) Department
of Ju tice to et tandard for tiood
government in tatc lcgislatmes,"
HandLlik aid in paper filed with
the court.
He said Montoya's "aood·fuith
fund·rai ing activities have been
mischaructerizcd extortionate
1ransaction1;,'' tainting the entire
verdict.
i tant U S Attorney John
Panncton uglied 1n court p pcrs
that the leaal l3ndard wa met
when the jury was a ked to find
that Montoya too k action
"dr.mon trating a corrupt inten1 to
mdu(;c a payment."
The panel or Judge Procter
Hua. Robert 8eczcr and John
Noonan hM no deadline for ruling
in the case. But the relau~e peed
with which tho court hit K"hedulcd
MontoyR' hurina ind1 llC'i that
the coun doe not plan to let him
1ttay in prillOn for Iona before
dccidina whether he bclonp thcr •
MontO)a ptnt nearly 17 years
tn t he Lcai lature and was
chairman of the inOuen1ial Senato
Du iness and Prutcnion1
C<'mm111ce when he wa convi:tcd
A conservadw Democtat, he wa
an 1nti·:atk;nt0n leader and a co•
author of 1he siate'1 c1mpt1lp
contribu1ion hm11 lnlliatlYC.
Ourin1 the lnwatlaation, he wa
v1c.lcotapcd ll~HW an envelope
w11h 1 S3,000 check from an
undercover •sent "' 19
Proteanl>tl uid ii wa a ~ rm
Montoya' promW to help pua 1
bill for a dummy company.
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run driver .._..Cl 1 \le
TO)IOta <:.aawy l nto his _.,,
f9ttortd, fire-engine red I
Volkswapn Bug.
Biehl'• car wu parke4
innocently on the street. Hit
1irlfriend' l 984 Honda WM
parked in back of it.
Both cars were destroyed l8d
three 01her parked can alto were
damaged in ihc chain·rcac:don
crash on I 3th Street on Saturday
afternoon.
Biehl wa n't in his car at tbe
time, but he's having headaches,
nevcrthclc ~. trying -and f ailin&
-to get in urancc to cover his
los cs.
It ccm\ that the car that caused
all the damage wa leased to a
woman by Enterpri~ Rent-A~CJr
in Downey.
1 he driver, 11 man, may have
been operating it without her
pcrmi sion. He climbed out the
passenger window and fled on
root, with blood au hing from his
wounds, Biehl said.
The Elco company, which
handles insurance claims for
Enterprise, told the 26-ycar-old
Biehl that it doc n't have to pay
for any damages, Biehl said
Thur day.
'Tm just sick," he said. "I've
~pent hundred of hours restoring
and coring for this car and
somebody demolished it. And then
ror the company 10 say sorry, they
. . • ~~c....~~ loren B.lehl shows his g1rlfr1end s HC>nd., demolished by an unknown hit.and-run driver. Biehl's restored VW,
parked in front of the Honda, suffered a similar fate. -'
can't do anything about it, i~
diJhcartening.
"People arc no1 aware of then
liability when they rent a car," he
aid. 1'lt's ludicrous that
companie can ren1 en~ lo cltents
without telling them what i
covered."
To compound h1 problem ,
Biehl had no insurance cover11c
on the VW, his "project car" that
he hn n't been dming
And~ far, 1hcre''l no way to get
to the drher for his in urance
covera&e beca u e he ha n't
$lepped forward .
Police said Thursday that the
woman who lea cd the car ~n't
cooperatmg w1th them and hasn't
revealed the name of the driver, if
she knows.
An official with Elco, an
adm1n1 trativc services company
that handles Enterprise claims.
ai d the 'ltate Vehicle Code
require ov.ners of automobile" to
• 1 provide coverage up to SJS,000 f+r
individual injuries, $30,000 f9r
m1uries per occurrence, and SS,OQO
for damage . :
But the company is responsible
"for zero" '!\'hen one of its cars l
operated by a dri~cr witho1h
pcrm1 ion of the person whio
leased 1he vehicle, the poke5maf1
aid ,
He ttid the rental cars aren't
actual!) insu red but arc covered bi;'
a depo it that Enterprise makes
~uh the OMV.
Santa Ana River project reaches mllatone
By Anna Cekola
°'lllOI Coest Olly PlloC
COSTA MESA -To U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers
Brigadier Gen. Roger Yaokoupe,
the long-awaited sound of massive
earth movers working along the
Santa Ana River bed Thursday
afternoon was music to his cars.
Many others shared similar
feelings during the orfic1al
groundbreaking ceremony at Vista
Park for 1he down trcam portion
of the $1.4 bilhon Santa Ana River
Mamstcm Project to improve flood
control along the 100-milc river. up to S 15 billion 1n damage "That' why tt' 1akcn so many
While the Santa Ana River has Re earch for the pro1ec1 began agencies o long 10 get this pro1ect
looked relatively tame during the about 20 years ago. soon after a goang." he 1ud ''Thi is a story of
post five years of drought, the U.S. devastating Oood truck in 1969 coop c r a 11 on It 's unique
Army Corp of Engineer ha long As recently as 1983, tt took only cooperation 1f not unprecedented
contended the river pose one of four inches of nun m ~"' hour coopcra11on:·
the wors1 flood threat we t of the combined with dn incoming tide 10
Mi) 1ss1pp1. swamp area of Huntington Beach Authonzed b) Congress in JQ86,
"We have an uncoopera1ive For tho e government and the Santa Ana River Pro,ect will
villain ou1 there -the San1a Ana bu inc group advocaung the protect 110.000 acres, 3.35 million
C. people and 2.55.000 truc1ur~ in Rt\Cr," aid Co 11 Mc n tty pro1cct, if been a challenging ta k
Councilman Peter Buffa to convince leg1 l1t or o( the the In-county a.rea from Oood1n
Off1c1Jls c timated that without urgency to fund the ma 1vc and storm damage. officials say.
the 1mpr0\cment, a maJOr flood prOJCct, especially 1n these 11mc of The project hould be
could kill 3.000 people and cause drought, Buffa said. completed by the year 2000.
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Maiden flight is only flight $500 IOYE-111 BOIUS By Randa Cardwell
City Nr'#S Smlct
IRVINE -The maiden flight
of a UC Irvine studcnt·butlt
"Oy1ng machine" came to an
around, a gust of wind hCtcd ii
into the air about 20 f cet, he said
The craft fell back on its tail.
Scott was unharmed, but the wing
collnpsed to the ground.
nbrupt end today when the two· -------------i
seater ultralight craft made an RUf f Ell'S uncercmoniou one·pomt landing
-tai1 first. u-•LSTEIY llC The only night of the "Pink r-nv •
Panther," built by mechanical ... ,_....,c.n..., engineering students as a en1or J-_1m ____ ... __ ._,_•_--__ we._u_11-1
project, ended when a gust of wind
'uddcnly lifted the craft during a
tu11ing maneuver and then
dcpo 1tcd the 27·foot aluminum
and pmk mylar dacron aircraft on
i1 tail
"Of cour c. we were
d1'iappotnted," UCI senior John
Bogler 11d
Pilot Brett Scott and Bogler at
fir t taxied the craft around UCl's
Crawford Field. but !heir wcipt,
combined with that of the craft,
wa too much for the ultralight'
engine 10 lifl orr 1hc gra55y field,
Boglcr S(lld.
The five -member team that
de igned and hu1lr the craft then
decided to let 011 make a M>lu
run. 8(.)glcr aid
He taxied the craft down the
field then, as he was turnin
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Peter Och~ and A.athryn Thompson will enter C1/ifornia Building Industry Foundation's Hall of Fame.
Developers honored for community contributions
NEWPORT BE::.ACH -Local developers Peter
M. Ochs and Kathl)n G Thompson are among
nine home builders v. ho "'ill be inducted into the
California Building lndu,tn Foundation's Hall of
Fame later this month 1n ~,.111 FrancillCO.
The induction of Thomp,un, founder, president
and chief executive officer 11( Aliso Viejo-based
Kathryn G. Thompson Oe' elopment, marks a
milestone for the foundati on a-; she is the first
woman to enter the Hall of f·am c. This is the
hall 's seventh class.
Thompson, who is also an experienced Realtor,
was recognized as the fastest-growing builder in
the country by Professional Builder magazine in
1988, and he r company was recognized as one of
th e 60 largest women-owned firm s in the nation in
1989. Her community involvement includes
Orange County Performing Arts Center and the
Orangewood Shelter for Abused Children.
0 Conference Call: Ochs won't just be picking up
The ceremony to take place J11ne 28 at the
Hilton Hotel on Hilton Square " one of th e
highlights of the Pac1fil CoJ\I Builders
Conference.
an award while he is in San Francisco June 28. He
and several other Orange Coast business people
will participate in Pacific Coast Builders
Conference panel discu sions at the Moscone
Convention Center.
Ochs 1 co-founder, chairman and chief
executive officer of Nev.port Beach's The
P1cldstone Co., which 1s actt\el> engaged m
residential development in Orange, San Diego and
Riverside counlle'> He seT\ed as president of the
William Lyon Co., a firm he co-founded with Gen.
William Lyon. from I 975 to I 98 I.
Ochs will be a panelist for a presentation titled
"Industry Giants' from 1:30-2:15 p.m. He and
three other building industry tit ans will address
the factors that have allowed them to survive in
the alway -volatile home-building business.
Ochs 1 pa t president of the Orange County
chapter of the Ou1ldrng Industry A'sociation and
past cha1r111Jn of the BIA Prcli1dent's Council.
He's been honored a~ Builder of the Year from
Profession.ii Builder magazine, California Builder
magazine .ind the BIA of Southern California.
From 9:30-10: 15 a.m., Richard Hill Adams of
United Western Mortgage Corp. and Thomas T.
Hammond of The Hammond Co., both based in
Newport Beach, will be one a panel of fi nanciers
for "Meeting Your Lenders: Future Financing -
A Menu." T hey will discuss the present
construction money crunch and possible solutions.
John L. Chapman of NewP.ort Beach's John
Chapman Lnnd Plannlna will join the panel
commenting from 10:30-11:15 a.m. on "Planning
Visions: A Better Wny to Live and Build," which
pre ents new and bold approaches to mixing and
1nten ity of land u es and circulation systems.
He " national chairman of the Alexis de
Tocqueville Society of United Way of Ame rica, a
• past president of the South Coast Repertory
Theater Board of Director~ and vice chairman of
the U.S. D1vis1on Council of Wycliffe Bible
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Business Highlights
Prtcel up; econmny llettlr
WASHINGTON B tg
increases for gasoline, vegetables
and tobacco pushed whole ale
prices up a surprising 0.6 percent
in May, the government said. But
in more favorable economic news
Thursday. retail sales rang up a
broad·based gain last month while
Americans' new claims for
unemployment benefit!'. posted a
fourth strai&ht weekly decline -
developments seen by some
economists as proof that the
recession is over.
fCI .. Ill llPdatld
LOS ANGELES FGS
Insurance Services. a low·co t auto
in urance brokerage accused of
fraud, will be l1qu1dated by a
bankruptcy trustee, Jn urance
Comm1ssiol}er John Garamendi
said fhursday.
Exec Ute freeze to tblw?
LOS ANGELES State
insurance regulators Thursday
propo ed thawing their freeze on
Executive Lafe rnsu rance Co. to
give policyholde r s ea ie r
emergency access to their fund .
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WASHT NOTON -Minorltie1,
young people and renter of all
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backirounds have litlle chance of
buying a median-priced American
home, particularly in the expensive
Nonheast and West, the Cens~
Bureau said. Jn fact, 57 percent of
all hou eholds could not afford a
median-priced house with a
conventional. 30-year, fixed-rate
mortgage, according to the report,
"Who Can Afford to Buy a
House?"
ATIT, NCR plln 1111'111
NEW YORK -AT&T and
NCR Corp. have disclosed their
plan for mergin& computer
product\ and sale!> staffs as part of
the phone company·~ $7.4 billion
tnkeover of the cumputer maker
last month One' industry analyst
aid he was urprised by the speed
at which the companie1 announced
the plan, and prftised it as a wise
mo"e Thursday.
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WASHINOTON -The Fcderaf
Communications Commission
"otcd to allow local pernment
to reaulatc the price• charged by
more than half the nation's cable
TV y tcm1. The cable industry
criticized the Thursday decision,
sayina it focutcd on "price to the
.exclu ion of quality." _., n. AM«l•td PrtU
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Donna and ~" Crean'•
111e1te1d
alnly weren't ~fnina.
Sunday
Dina's western
hrcd barbecue
w11 a kick-off Cm II Ill ~"1 to round up J d'derwriting. ___ l_R_l _I _
~lebritie1 tor a Society Orua Free
,\merica 41nd -----t>rua Abuse is Life Abuse
oltaniz.ations ore planning a Nov.
9:6ash at the Irvine Hyatt Regency
t provide funding for their new
ptojects. Undcrwritina came to
$15S,000.
Co-chairmen kathryn Thompson
and Michael Hayde teamed up
with super entertaining song and
dance man Ben Vereen (founder
or Celebrities for a Drug Free
America) and they promise a
t•rrific fall evening featuring
plenty of celcbs like Lou Cossett
Jr., Kevin Cosner, Alan Thicke and
Paul Newman.
According to Vereen, "Society
sends double mes ages to our kid ,
so our anti-drug outreach program
plan to tart with the kids and
help reinforce the me sage
through their familie . ·• The group
will enli t its celebrity membcn. to
~make appearances in the
community and warn people about
the dangers of drug .
Sheriff Brad Gates was there to
rtf><>rt the po itive news that the
use of certain drugs may be down.
Clearly ome teens have gotten the
message. Harvard bound senior
Jason Shanker (there with friend
Jackie O'le.ry) who hu been on
the Student Advisory Council
Aaain t Drug Abu c during his
four years at Corona del Mar High
pson cautions Mains! llllnldng
0 . J Simpson aid, " fhinking ...
ts what get you caught from
behind." II has
been n1d, too, by
ae who never
olaycd football.
There's a mall
chool of
enterprisers out
there who chum
qvercaution has
doomed more
businesses than
over pending.
To a void
,curvy, cat the
adrenal gland of
LM. ..,..
a moose. That's what the Indians
iri the Canadian Rockies do. They
don't get scul'\I)'.
In his home at Leiongton, Va.,
Stonewall Jackson had a study.
and in that tudy were no chairs.
Whatever he read, he read tand·
in& up. Jackson was oonvmccd hi
internal organ functioned best
~hen he wa on h•~ feet So ay~ a
Civil War ht torian.
It's now known Vitamin D is not
a vitamin but a hormone.
Elder recall the heavy velvcl
'"d dork mahoaany or their
trandparents' somber rooms.
Today s antique dealer wrinkle
their no c"I when they refer to
uch magnificently ma ive table
1nd de ks Dnd ch11rs. Current
trade phra .. c ror same: "hrown
rurniture."
Each bather who went lo the
•ncient Roman baths had to take hlJ own body crapcr. Wa n't any
aoap.
Add thi to your ancient Elvis
collection· In Pre ley's pre-plump
Eriod, Colonel Tom Parker told
c world he'd directed Larry
lier, Eh,.-' barber, to save 100
liai" a week from the tar's head.
f:or devotee .
Q Where t.hd AlelCandcr Haig
tank in hi We\t Point Cl of
1947?
A. He wa"I 21• in a cla ot ~10.
ThoK who purport to read
,.oonality in per11n n1hip say thi
Oout the wrner whQle acrlpt
iJant1 far forward : 110 u1aoin1.
Pr1cndly. Like" people. ~gcr to
ea9e,"
When the fir t letter c.mc
throuah with a tamp bCarina tho
ikture of a W1)man -Queen
tlctoria -early L1bbcu erocla1mcd the be1inn1n1 o(
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Dear Ann linden: My pamlltl
have been married 49 yelft. They
are financially
accurc rc&ircd
profellionall wbo
have held
positions of
leadership in the
community,
church and their
profe ions. My father '" __ ,.
recent years has Im
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any help you can offer. -,.,. ...
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Htllo Dolly: ~ ,_~ do nothloa w1111 ,.-,..._. •
ad\ kt 11 to coecea&nle •
motbtr. SIN ..,,. 1t11J
tmoCional 1•,,.n. Slllcit ,.. •
not there to p"C It, 1 m st M
she uk htr pll11lcl•• ·ti
cltrvman to nee n r ,.. • "
counselOr.
now bc&mnina to '"j~iiiiiiiiii~iii -----~,..;...---_.;.-• be verbally abu ive to my mother. 11 To avoid confrontation, Mother is
being uncharacteristically meek
and submi sive. He has always
been i<>mewhat domineering. but
she has Mood up to him when
necessary and he valued her ideas
11nd opinion.,
School, agreed with Sheriff Gates.
Hi s student group is working to
urge lawmakers to upport a more
Bruce Weiner, left, Sally Kanarek and Andy Crean
·consistent stance regarding
marijuana legislation.
Good cause, good mu ic,
provided by Pacific Ryder and ..•
good grub. The Irvine Hya tt
Regency catered the chuck wagon
and executive chef Steve Tresvick
called the menu a basic barbecue.
OK ... except maybe f.or the eight
domed silver chafing di hes
holding goodies artfully arranged
on carefully decorated tre tie
tables.
"The seafood salad wa
outstanding" diagnosed Dr. laura
Schreibman, "and I'm a really
picky cater." So much for ba 1c
BBQ.
From left, Dennis laDucer, Or. Laura Schreibman, Carolyn King and
Orville King.
Finally it was lime tl'l hit those
happy trails. Among tho e riding
off into the sunset were Melody
nnd Joe Carruth, Dee Dee and Sheriff Brad Gales, Kelline and r----------.;.._~--....;_-------------1
Mike Hayde, Suzie and Dan
Hernandez, Melody and Chris
Johnson, Melinda and Tony
Moiso, Mary Ann and Rich Moore,
Gus Owen, Liz and Mike Rafferty,
Carol and Tom Thomson, Pilar
Veiga and Julie Wilson.
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By Marilee Miiier
Orange Coast [)ally Piiot
Oa\1d Mamet's play, "Revenge of the Space Pandas," staged by the
Young Conservatory Players at South Coast Repertory, i a welcome
1nvn.-11on or the imagination that can give parent ho~ for life after
S;iturday morning televi ion.
t inder the direction of Diane Doyle, Mamet's story build bridaes
.11.ro" an imaginary land,cape of fantastic creaturc_s and amning
~h1ldrc11 The contemporary language he use shows an immense respect
11)1 the \11ung actor<; and the voung audience.
( 1c,t\IC\\ " \\here the story' central character · -Binky Rud1ch,
::i \"1, 1,111 Moo~ter and Bob the sheep -find themselves after invcntin& ll
l\111 'peel.I clod. which \!Op~ time on earth as they spin off ror Crestview,
· ,omewhcrc out in space. Why i!I it called Crestview? To attract inve tors,
nt cmme The drnlogue 1s filled with just such sophisticated humor that
:. plJ'' \Wll Ill Orange County\ sophisticated and televi ion-educated
\Pllll~t"1 th~.•tn crowd
'
\uch lan!-!l•agc throughout the show now only entertains, but get
\lHlll' pn:tt) '11ong point1' across as well. It's an adult, Larry B. Crabbe.
"hn rcalh '·''c:. the llay and he lps this trio to return to earth. Thanks to
\lamct\ 11naginat1011. 1t'~ ~~dult_s liJ..c the Supreme ~~ler (Jim Mc~lcnny)
.111d Binlo.v\ mom (I ynn Capn) who get Binky, V1v1an and Bob into so
much trouble in the fir ... t place.
It Binky\ mom weren't serving tuna cas erolc for lunch and the
Supreme Rule r \\a!>n't bent on getting a wool sweater out of Bob the
,hccp, th l" trio might not he in the mess they get into. Crabbe'
d1ar<1c1cr. l'J\\ .1rd l-.t1 p1-.. " an unemployed ex-matinee idol with an
undcr'>t.1nding ol the \,1luc of money who reminds us what being a
former anything c:,1n mc.111 when you're out of \\-Ork and OUt Of Ca h.
hnm the momt•nt \1111 llr"t !\CC Bob the sheep, pla)'ed by Justin
\\ al\Oord. ~nu .HI." hllu.•d l1l ,1ccept him a one or the family. From that
point on. 11 , not 11111 b1c ''' .1 leap of 1magmat1on to aceept . the space
panda' t 'irulc P.1rk~ 1 \u,1c I ubcll. Lc!>he Helliwell and Ernie Halter).
\lnng "1th Jcnn1h .. r !'I. 1uln1 1n ·" Binky' fnenJ \ 1\1an, who doesn't hkc
1un.1 ca.,,crolc c1th1 r ind .111 C\Ccutioner \\ho can't wait to smash the
c.1rthlt ng' "1th .1 'l''k' pumpkin (played b) Jonn) R1lc>). thi cast travel
1o1 11111 tr11m the t.11tll \\llh .111 easy magic found onl:. in children's
1 ht.ttcr
·\ dn,c-up look .it u1,1u11 lt ' 1, one thing thi'> theater c\cels at. It's one
Ot the 'h°'" ·, ,trong p111 11h under the design of Rhonda Winger-Ea rick.
I lie p.tnth11.· outfib arc c'ru1.1ll> creative and fun.
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An elC-matinee idol Larry B. Crabbe, m background, stops the
"e'l(ccution with a pumpkin" of a young scientist named Bmky, played
by Tyler Morgan, at right, and hie; associ ate Vivan, played by Jennifer
Kdufmann, to the disdain of the "e'l(ecutioncr," portrayed by Jonny
Riley, far left, in "Revenge of the Space Pandas" at South Coast
Repertory
The falmci. arc easily recognizable and just realistic enough to allude
' what pandas to look like. The mean Supreme Ruler i decked out in
an opulent ~olden uit which tempts the audience to Investigate.
• Plidftc .,, Oi'chc1U• brf• II 1;: fCf! Series at
..._ QtU111 OI•• ,.,.....ina
Alta c.IW-.. & .. ICUllf dole • .. 0. ._, .. .,,.. a
prosma ~ .. of.thO
beat ICllCtioftl hill ta.. Ona1
White Way, tOftilld ... Strnday
at 8 p.m.
The concert will be
highli&htcd by 1muaical nilinben
from "A Chorua Unt, .. Le,
Miserables," .. Mame," .. West
Side Story" and J'Phantom of
the Opera."
Leading the concert will be
international BroadwaY,
conductor Stephen Smith, who
recently returned from
conductint Berlin perform1ncc1
ol the Tommy lune hh, "Grand
Hotel." Fcaturetl during the per·
formance will be Pamela Myers,
Linda Michele, Michael O.
Hawkins.
Myc~ made her Broadway
debut in Stephen Sondheim's
"Company," for which she
rece ivcd a Tony Award
nomination. She repeated her
role in Los Angeles, where she
ul o created the role of
Peppermint Patty in the musical
"Snoopy."
Michele made her New York
City Opera debut, at the rcquc t
of its arti tic director Beverly
Sill , in the company's acclaimed
1987 production of "Desert
Song." Following her perform-
ance as Rosabella in "The Most
Happy Fell , " actor Burt
Reynolds asked her to play
Guenevere in his production of
"Camelot," for which she was
recogn izcd by the Florida
Entertainment Write rs
Singer Linda Michele will
present some of the very best
of Broadway's tunes tonight
and Sunday at the Orange
County Performin3 Art$
Center.
Ai.sociation as Best Actress in a
Musical. She has appeared with•
some of the most renowned
leading men in musical theater.
ln the summer of 1991,
Hawkins appeared as Duke in
"Big River" and as Walter
Ander on in ·:chess" in
production by the Sacramento
Music Circus. He has also been
ecn as the Pirate King in both
the San J ose and San
Bernardino civic light opera
productions of "The Pirates of
Penzance."
Tickets for the performance
rnng~ from $14 to $43 and may
be purchased at the Center bo•
office an all TicketMaster
locations. To order tickets by o many details arc cnrefully woven into tht~ space-age fantn'iy that it
1s a show your child miJht want 10 ·cc: twice \O a not to mis a detail.
The show ope n~ with 810"-y (Tyler Morgan) itting in n chair in front of L-------------------------:---' the TV !let. 1 h' 1wo-spced clock and a radio are next to him, and as the
!lhow begin you can hear the "Time Warp" 'ong from "The Rocky
1 lorror Picture Show" spilling out of the radio. fa.erything just fits
together in this production.
phone call 740-2000.
"Revenge of 1he Space Pandas" conti nues on SCR's Second St1ge
Friday nt 7.:lO pm., Saturday at 4 and 7:30 and clo ing performances
Sunday nt 2 and 4 p.m. SCR i located at 655 Town Center Drive in
Co,tJ Me1,.1, "'1th ticket information ava ilable at 957-4033.
Plano competmon planned
C r azies holding auditions
Application for the 1991 Piano
Competition presented by the
Orange County Chine c Cultural
Oub will be accepted through
Saturday. A Sl.500 award wiU be
given to the first place winner.
The co mpetition 1s held 10
encourage Asian pianists ~ho arc
ready for prof ess1onnl careers.
Selections will pc based upon
present accomplistiment .
Or.1ngc Count) Crallei. comedy
1mpm' 1,at1on troupe is holding
open .1ud111ons fo r new ca\t
membcroi Monday at 6 p.m.
I he troupe i looking for people
O\Cr the age of IS with moderate
performing experience who can
crc.ite i.trong characters and are
\\llling to be "team player\."
Movte listings
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mging ability " preferred by not
mandatory
The uud111an will be held 81
Kerr Compon1ei., 16892 Bol n
Chica St., ~u1tc 202, Huntington
Beach. To set up .in audition lime
or receive additional information
cnll 840-1406.
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Auditions will be held Aug. 17
and 18 at the Yomaha Music
Education Center in Irvine.
Winners will perform at the
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In nddition to the first place
a\\-ard, the econd place finisher
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place wi nner will get $400. Three
fin.iii t winners will be awarded
$200 each.
1 o be eligible, contc tants must
be 27 or you nger, of Asian decent
and able to perform from memory.
A S50. non-refundable entry fee is
rcqu1recl with each application
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Ruth Ding at 639-5833 or Barbaro
Powell at 833-3349.
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WIN~TON-SALEM, N.C .• ...... and ••Ptb." a pop m'I•• duo who were ~
H ... llben of the ~up ··...wr'
Yanllll," will M b1ck on
~'ation1I TV thl1 mont h ...ans ind movi .. their lips
• 10meon1 elte's ilWltc.
Raben Pilatua llld fabrice
·.-tWVtlll, who rnadl heldltfte
,cir with news thej had
wynched their hot·tcllina
um, hope apin to wow
their throna of teenage rans,
tiut frOtn 1 different st1ac than
MTV vidooa.
They've t1ken their lip·
1yncin1 ind break-dancina
talents to commercial television
on behalf or Care-Free
Suaarlcss Bubble Oum. Instead
ot pop son1s, they will dance
and lip-sync an Italian opera
duct.
The spot, which premiers
today on MTV and airs
Monday on national television
Is one in 1 series of "The
Fl1vor Lasts" TV ads launched
in 1990 by Planters LlfeSavers
Co., manur1cturcr of Care-
Frcc Sugarles Gum.
The commercials use
universally familiar one-liners
and humorous vi uals, uch as
cows driving a car home, to
promote Care-free gum's long-
lasting navor. tn each ad, a
voioc-ovcr asks: "How long will
the flavor o f Care-Free
Sugarless Gum last?" Punch·
line replie include such adages
a "Till the cows come home,"
and "Till pig "f·" "The goal o the Rob and
Fab spot for Care-Free
Sugarless Bubble Gum Is to
rclRte the brand's long-lasting
navor strategy to teen-age pop-
mu le lovers, ages 15 to 17,''
says Bob Gfeller, product
manaaer for Care-Free
Sugarle s Gum. The tongue-in-
check reply to the que tion,
"How long does the navor
last?" is fresh and
contemporary: "Till these gu)'s
sing for them elves."
Marketers of Care-Free
Bubble Oum at Planters
LifeSaver Co. expect the
commercial, in IS· and 30
second ver ion , 10 be a hit
with the teen-age target
audience, driving Care-Free
Bubble Gum purcha es. ·
"Our research hows that
the teen market is very
sensitive to music, blatant
humor, hot news and a sense
or ownership,'' Gfeller says.
"This commerciol has all tho e
clements. It contains mu ie, is
runny and feature well-known
celebnties with whom teens
identify. Best o( all, through
this ad, the Iona-lasting navor
stratCJP' of Care-Free Bubble
Gum 1 communicated by Rob
and Fab who are able 10 how
teen how to laugh at their
own foible . "
Rob and Fib's music career
wa derailed last November
with the revelation that they
had not actually suna on their
1989 bcst-scllina album, "Girl,
You Know h's True." The
young performers relinqui hed
a 1989 Grammy award.
Rob and Fab, who live in
Ocrmany, have decided 10
handle the lip-syncing incident
by pokina Cun at themselves in
the Care-Free Bubble Oum
commercial, explains Ted
Littleford, crutive director tor
FCB/Leber Kau Partners, the
New York advertising agency
that brouaht Care-Free
Sugarless l1ubblc Gum and
Roh and Fab t<>aethcr.
"Rob and fab were al.cptical
about doina the commercial for
Care·Frec aum It fint, but
they decided the oot way to
deal with it (lip-yncina) J9
10 ahead and lauah at
them\elve ," )'1 Littldord.
.. The 1mpre ion people act i
that the ,. auy arc okay
bccauK they can l1u1h at
thcmsclw . They really come
acrou 1 very hkcable and very
en1a1in1.''
The commercial 1how Roh
and fab performin1 in 1 music
hall. They supposedly arc
slnatn1 1 duct, Italian-opera
tyle, accompanied by a
bupcctaclcd, bubblc·aum
blowiria pi1tK> pl1ycr.
Rob and foab continue
1 ni'na until the record they're
lip-qnc na to h1t1 a KT11Ch and
repeat rhe me phrue cMu
ind over ap1n.
FCllLKP' Uuteford ys
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. cftilHe"lh'I for 1he Oc rman·
pukang duo _ ., ... ..,,..~
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Cl111ic,a~1rl11 Eric
.,_..,_ ,.. alaht ai s
e_.m, . '8 l'Oandtn flaJI 1t the oranp County Ptrformina Art
Center. Hndenon, a Laauna
Jhach • resident, hu been
Nrttuenced by Spam1h fl1&mcnco-
1tyle mutic.
HendeN>n will be performin1
work' by some of the world's must
noted comp~_Mr , Villa Lobo1,
Moreno Torrob. and Augitin
Oarrios. He will al~ perform 1omc
o( his original composition' from
his newly released album
"Cathedral Heights."
He began pla)'ing guitar at the
age of 1;i'(. In pircd by the per·
formance of Andre Seaovia,
whOm he AW Oft lhe Ed SUflMn
Show, Henderson decided to
purJUC lhc study of clUeQl llllicat.
He bepn f\11 formal 1r..r ... al
the age or eipt wuh A8tollla
Mor•le in l.J11uno Beach. At the
aac o( 11, he performed hi• ""' live concert to a M>ld-out crowel in
Amsterdam. The ne•t year be
made his London debut.
·"I love to gi\'& joy to Ot~r
people and I am very arateful for
the 11ft t ha"e and that it can now
to olher ," Henderson said.
Ticktb, at StS, to Hendcnon's
concert can be purchased at The
Gunar Shoppe (4'97-2110), Sound
Spcctru ( 494-5959) and at the
door.
BBrsllWln ttit:UB at I , ;
Muter Chorale of Oran~e
Counly will present ''Gershwin
and Friends!" Saturday at 8 p.m.
at the Orange County Performing
Arts Center.
All-time favorite Gershwin tunes
like "Someone to Watch Over
Me," "Let's Call the Whole Thing
Ort," "Fidgety Feet" .•~d
"Swanee" will be featured. Jo1n1ng
the chorale are world renowned
'iingcri. Mic Bell and Henrietta
Davis, recreating the role!. from
"Porgy and Bess" which 'made
them famous.
For informntion call 556-6262.
Altering Hie topic or Edge smlon
Dan Dorr will discuss "Creatina
the Time of Your Life" at
Wednesday·~ morning meeting of
Orange County IMidc Edge at
Bi tro 201 in Irvine.
As a highly r~pected human
resource prore s1onal for 20 years.
Dorr has conducted training
program~ from thou ands of
people aero s the ~orld. He lay
the giound~ork for transforming
the life you have into the life you
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William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president
Steve ~. managing editor
Walter Burrought, 1901-1989, founding publisher
Editor/al
Recovery in hllldl
of American publlc
Unlike past recessions. our present downturn is strangely
unaccompanied by cries for government remedy. The
traditional rcspon es -either a cut in taxes or an increase
in federal expenditure -are left untouched.
The White House chooses to hunker down, pressing
sweaty palms together in supplication that the troubles end
-.oon pleaseplcaseplease! The opposition in Congress
lamely olfer., a w.eet-and-sour soup of tax cuts and tax
1ncrea'ics. with half-hearted p roposals for fatter
unemplo}ment insurance.
The reason for this relative inactivity is imple: There's no
money for anythi ng else. A robust public works program,
traditionally favor~d by New Dealers and Great Society ,
t)pes. v.ould require fumhng that the government, already
S~ 0 b1ll1on short th1o; year, doesn't have. Ditto tax cuts,
according to convention11l wisdom.
Thc'e \tandard remed1e<.. even if they were tapped, would
be un,1\J1ltng in any cc1-.e The experts are nearly unanimous
that the rc cec;c;1on is bottoming out, and any legislative elixir
from Wa,hmgton would arrive after the patient was back in
the pm~ On(c again, our public servants in Washington may
he sa .. cd b~ ,1 phenomenon for which they can claim no
credit.
That phenomenon 1., the creative energy of the American
people, which alwa ys rebounds despite Washington's best
efforts. Housing starts are up, as arc new orders for
manufactured goods. The last three months have seen
increa-;ec; m the index of Jeading economic indicators!
This doesn't mean that Washington's paralysis is wise
publtc policy. Past recession remedies may not have induced
recovery but they have intensified its force. Given predictions
of a mere!) mild recO\cry, Congrec;c; .md the administration
-.hould hcg1n f.1<.h1omng strategies for adding oomph to the
up~w1ng.
A good model would be 1hc I CJ81 Reagan tax package
Thll'>C l.Uh 111 m.1r)!rn<tl ta\ rate<. horw1rcd the recovery from
the cxLruc1atmg reccc,c,1on of 14Hl 8~. leading to the longest
peacetime exp.m,1on in h1.,ton.
For 1h1"c p;1111.,.1n, v.ho cJn't ,1h1dc u.,ing Ronald Reagan
a-. a m<1tkl , '011-.1der the "econd longe<.t peacetime boom,
durm~ thl' Jllf1lls fhat followed Prec;1dent Kennedy'c;
\.1.,ion<1n t,I\ mt<.. ~h1< h also -.lac;hed marginal rates on
income
Jf 11ur p11l111u.in' \\.Jnt to dt11m ncd1t for another boom in
the 11/IJO-.. thn ought to -.1art thinking along the sa me lines.
Today In History
I o<la)' ., 1-rrday, June 14. the
165th da) of 1991. lhere are 200
day'i left in the year 1 hr-; j, Hag
O.t)'
Todafs Highlight In History:
On June 14, 1777. th e
(ont1ncn1al Cong rcl>S in
,Ph1ladelph1.1 1uoptcd the Star'>
;and Stripe\ "' the national OJ~
, Ten yenrs ngo: Vo ters in France
>gdve lcfti\b a land'llldc vi~tOI'\ in
,the frr\t round of k~1-.lat1\t:
-elccuom One yor ago: fhc L ~
'.Su preme Court upheld. by a 6· 1
"'
D111nllll'y
vole. police chcdpo1nl\ that
ex.1mme dr1verc, for <,1gn~ of
1ntoxica1 urn
1 oda' '<1 Rlrthday s: 'i1ngcr Burl
he-. 1-. 2 Act re,., Ooroth\
McGuire i' 73 Actor director Sam
Wandma~cr 1' 72 •\BC nc"'>man
ind former Wh11c Hou'c ne"'"
'ccrcl.H"'I 1'1un: \.il 1n!!u " 66.
Re .II C\t .ll l' LlcHIPpt·r Donald
I rump " -1 ~ ,\u11r I dd1t \k~ka
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JAM PH I TH .t AT RE
I ·am calling ab<>ut.,_r.o;..,("11'
written on th.: front
Robert Darker on the
may move into court,
I just want to add my comment-;
about that.
I think thut wias an awful thing
to happen to Gary and has ua
Rocky, and l send all "!1Y Yf" \y
and J hope they both act better.
They hould lock the lady up
and get rid of the other dog.
KELLI WARE
Laauna Bta h
Why Bush's China policy fails
Tensions were high in the
streets and hutongs of Beijing
recently as the Chinese people
silently commemorated the 2nd
anniversary of the brutal massacre
in Tiananmen Square on June 3-4,
1989.
The People's Liberation Army
no longer occupies the world 's
largest public square bounded at
one end by the gate to the
Forbidden City and at the other by
th.c final resting place of Mao
Zedong.
Liberal
Polltics
However, the
oppression and
brutality that
began In the
early morning
hour s of a
Chinese spring
continues to hold
China in the itrip
of a long. dark
winter for the
voice o f
dcmoc ratizalton.
The Chinese
people
remember, but
can only give
voice to those
memories, can only honof the
thousands now dead or 'till in
pmon at the rt k of arre t or
worse.
Meanwhile with Kafka-ci,que
irony, Prc\ldcnt Bush rcccnll)
renewed China') most-favored-
nation (MFN) trnding slatus with
the United States -for the
\econd time tn a many ye;u'
The ~ymbolic significance of
Bu~l1's decision taking place during
the an niversary of the Ttananmen
Square massacre will not be lost
on China·~ geriatric leaders or on
Chinese 'tudentli and worker
Bush'!> decision sends a clear
message to the "butchers of
Beijing" who have tightened their
totalitarian hold on the Chinese
people during the past two years:
barbari m can be overlooked when
there's a buck to be made and
tyranny doc have tt reward
The renewal of MFN 11tatus is
yet one more affront to the victim!.
of the pro-democracy movement in
China and i a grave in ull to
generations of Americans who
believed that the United States
va lued the quest of democracy and
freedom more than the pur uit of
economic self-interest.
Thi from the Pre 1dcnt who
only o few monthll ago sent
American troop' half way around
the world to re tore the l:.m1r of
Kuwait to his throne and end the
rupe of the Kuwoiti people
When will America le rn that
the puuuit of our economic
1ntcrc t' i) not alwn)' , nor even
nccc Mil)'. compatible with the
condition' requued to promote
dcmocratiiation in ny nation'
At the ri k of takin • tht
prc,1den1' e~plnnu1iqn for h1'
11ct1on' 'eriously. con Ider four of
rca~n pru"1dccJ by the pre 1dent
1n hi\ ~ale commencement
addr on May 17th.
I> ••vou do not rerorm • wOrtd by tanorlna u.··
Correct, but tht choice
confronting the U.S. 1n itll
rch1tion hip with China u. not
renewal of MFN tatu or
1~olation. f;vcn w1thelut renewal,
Amerka v.111 (Ont1nue to tradl! •nd
inte ... t with tht PRC, as we hive
with the Soviet Onion whath ha
yet tu be granted mott·ftvond·
nnuan statu de pile notable
•mrrovcmcnt '" tuaman~u. ) •ClltlM ..,._.. •• llM
bl"Md toellt*I tul ..
Yktory I• .... ...,, "
Thi is true in only the most
)Upcrficial en c. Anyone pnyina
.utenhon to the Persian Gulf Wor
t..nows th111 China ab t11ined from
key UN Security Council votes
.1u thorizing the U)e of force
.igainst Iraqi.
And they did this only after the
pro mi"c of mas ive U.S.
government loan and ub 1dies.
The Chinese leaders were not
America allic" in the gulf war;
thct just weren't our opponents.
Even a ca ual peru al of the
Chine c pre ~ during the war
reveal thal the official
~overnmcnt po ition on American
intervention wa\ ambivalent at
be)t and often highly critical -11
was almost never supf><?rtlvc.
In hort, we "owe' Li Peng nnd
Deng Xiap1ng nothing for "their"
help in the gulf war.
3) "Whtn problems arise whh
Chln•'1 bebnlor we will taM
appropriate action."
This tatcment will be heard a
a cruel joke by mo t participant
in the Chine e pro-democracy
movement Pre tdcnt Bush took
minimal action in re pon c to the
l~ughter or authentic (and non-
violent) "freedom fighter'" in
Bctjtng and throughout the country
two years ago.
W ithin month of the
l 1ananmcn ma .-ere , Natton I
ccurny AdviJCr Brent Scowcroft
w;i, ecrctl)' toutmg Oc1Jin1'
lc.u.Jc" in order to put China
rclatton "biick on track " Soon
th rct1ftcr mo111 of the ecomlm1c
~.•nction lC\.Cled u&ain\t the
Chinese had l>Ocn hftc:d.
Since the crackdo~n aain~t.
what the Chine~ lclder-. cull. the
"counter·rnolutionary rebellion,"
Chinese cluien' 1nvol"cd 1n the
pro·democracy lnO\cment continue
to be rounded up, 1mJlrisoncd,
tonurcd, •nd ln many ca c put 10
dalh.
Am~ lntemattonal "' welt •
IM U.S. Scatt De.,.rtmcnt hawt
more than conv1nc1n1ty
doC\lm..tad lhl CNtrapous 1bUM -or ...._.. ,..... ihM charactcrbei
thil ... ~ natiOn.
Chlu't ftlOll famous d1 ldent
F .. Udai. -'ho 11\'Cd h1mtetr *"Ci
Ml wtft !from 1 Chine fin• ~ •IJ by 1eckin1 rcfu., la
the U •. :tlftbe "I in Bc11ins. ha
poken ou1 forcduMy •111n '
renewal of MFN c1tu and 11a1nllt
the continued 1troc 1uc be int
'perpetrated h the hlne c
government against anyone
i,u pccted or accu ed of upporting
the pro-democracy movement.
Bu h' "appropriate action '' to
all of this i to renew MFN status
for China Go figure!
4) "M.F.N. ls • •Hns to brina
the lnnutn(C of Utt outtldt world
to bHr on China. . ·. • 'f'he ml
point I to ,.,..., 1 poUcy lh1l ha
the btst cbU('f or chln1ln1
Chintu bth.vlor."
lt' difficult to ee how
rew.trdin members of the Chinese
Communist Party, who run
Chinc.:~c export companie , by
renewing their special trading
tatu with th~ United State 1
going to do anything to help the
c:iu c of democracy in Chma.
Yearll of U .S. corporate
invol\ement in South Africa didn't
c:ven begin to chip aw1y at the
wall of opartheid an South Africa
economic a n e t ions
accompli hed that.
MFN talU ju t doc n't do
much to help the average Chinese
"od.c r . The eco nomi c
hberahzation I witnc cd in 19 7
on 1hc uccl.!I or China\ major
c1t 1cs wa .ibout "mall
i:n 1reprcneur manufacturing
ttood to be ~old oul\1dc of
gove rnment-owned <1.torc'i to
~h1ncc,c cu 1omer .
l·or the mo t part. China'
corpornt1on\ th t do the lion'
'hi.Ire of e'4portin& to the U .
m.arket RTc run by and fur the
t tc, ~h1d1 mean ttic Communi!ll
Party. Ctuma·~ c1111cn .ire neither
helped C\ nnomicully nor in pi red
pohtic:all by th large c~J>Qrt
corporation .
If an)'&hio&. the reward' that
come to the rulin1 chte from
cheaper acce lO U . market
hc1ps lO solidify the ~r bate of
the COmmunist Party .. lldenhip.
Write tG us!
Additionally, there 1s no
evidence that during the past ycftr,
nl0$l·favored-nation status h. in
anyway helped to dimini~h the
repression in China. lndecd, nil
the available evidence point to
the oppo 1te condu ion .
But, critics will re pond, Bu h
know China like Oo k'nows
baseball As a resull, American
have tended to give the pre idcnt
a great deal of latitude in
implementing policies that countC'r
America\ hi torical commitmc.:nt
lo dcmocralilation.
A Reagan' Vice-President,
Bu h upportcd with word and
deeds (~me of which even ran
afoul of the conc;tttution) thc
freeitom fighter in Nicaragua nod
Afghani)tan.
A Pre 1dent, Bu~h went to "ar
to liberate Pan ma from former
U.S. ally Manuel NorcigJ and 10
free Kuwa\1 from 'add•m Hu.,,e10
When it comes to China
howc\.cr, rhetoric 1 all that Che
Bu h Admini tration can spnre in
the name of freedom nnd
democrocv for one -fifth of the
"'orld\ popul,uion
fhc heroc., of "Cluna's prin~"
t.lt! Cf\'c more th n (lre it.lc:nt1.1I
rhetoric Chine c c111zcn'I who wa11
1n .,iJencc and fear to he in the
d.m,erou ta ~ or dcmncr;a111ahon
tt ain expect m re than hp· enc
10 their c use.
Amcric~•ns dedicated to th
principle of lf.&OYernment of all
people\ mu t demand more th n
rhetoric •nd lip· erve 1n the n11mc: or dcmocratilati n 1nJ American
hi tory.
Mark P. Pctr•cca ls a \nt11nt
profe r of p<.>littt;1I ien;o 1
CJCI •nd wu 1 v;"''"'I pmf e
111 lk1J1n1 Un1VUJ1ty (the People•
Rcpuhlic of Oma) in the fall 11!
1987.
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TIDES
High school seniors across the Orange Coast are donning the cap and gown and putting on a little
pomp -understandably so under the circumstances. At left, a gra-:iuate at Edison c;howc; his stuff. In
BUDGET
From A1
not rc.1sonablc to expect u~ to \Ole
fo r ta-c increase in 1 olallon.
..1b cn1 meaningful permanent
CU I "
Democratic As embl) peakcr
W1lh c Brown of Snn Franc1 co
ordered the lower house bad. in
-.c,\1on th1\ afternoon for .1no1her
t>udac1 vote . But he wu
pc im1rnc about mcelln& the
state'' midnight Saturday deadline
for enacting a budget for the new
fhcnl )CU bcainning July I.
"Don't plan anything cl'>e in
your carce~ for the weekend,"
Brown iud
Meanwhile, the le part1~an
cnatc, which ha 26 Democrat •
13 R epublicans a nd o n e
independent, upproved it draft of
bills ro14t1na the vehicle tax hike by
2 ·8, the ale tax by 35·2, the
olcohol tax by 32-4 and the income
by 27· '3.
El(cepl for the income tall hake.
which Wilwn ha vowed to "eto.
all of the tu bills were propo cd
by Wilson in a budget which
includes roughly equal amount of
new ta1'cs and program cuts 10
clo e 1he pro1ec1ed S 14 3 hillion
deficit
rhe Av~emhl) budget hattle had
momcnh of OCCl">1onal humor, as
L)cmocrat~ pushed for approval or
mc,1~urc~ filled with pro\li-.ions
they accepted rcluctanll) 1n
ncgotia1io n., with Republican'
Republica ns, me..1nwh1lc, argued
again I bill conloimng hard-fought
concc ion' from Democrat\
'Th1 ·~ a good pad; gc. a good
piece of lcgislalton .. .I urge a nu
\Ole," Republican A emblywoman
Bev Han on of SAnla Ro a \a1d of
• bill '>h1ft mg mcnt.ll health and
other M.>Cial pro ram from )late 10
c~rnnty control.
"This 1 a fundina bill that I
pcn.onully de,pa c. It' 1umcd
mo.,tly al the middle clu ' anti
lov.er clas ," -.aid A emhlym.in
Tom Bate s. D·Ocrkelc), a ~ing for
upport of a companion bill he
uuthorcd 10 pay ror part of the
rc-;1ructur1n~ pl.in v.11h highe r
'chicle ta"<e'
"'''cmbl)nhln Pal Nolan, R·
Glcnd.alc, warned that ,1
Democratic propmal to ra"e 1hc
income t,l\ for Callforn1.1·,
v.cnllh1c-.1 1,1\Jl.l\Cf\ v.ould onl\'
dn"c the rich oul u( Clhlornia. ·
"Ah,olu1elv ri~hl !" Dcmocr,1111;
Al>scm blyman Did. Hoyd of
C.tr,00 replied 'MC.l\llCJIJ)
"I he> 're g0tn¥ to 1.1l c ,111 tho'c
yachh from l'icv.pmt H.ubo.r anJ
mo"c to 1 Ontlp,1h 'IJc"adtl ..
rhe ancomc '·" propo,al v.oulJ
r.11,c the 'tatc"' top brad.et, for
and1\ldu.1I' with SI00,000 an d
coupk' wtth S200.000 .innual
income, Imm 9 1 percent to 11
percent. I he \elude l.l'<e' would
inCrCa\e the annuul renewal fee..,
on 13 million rc1•1\tcrcd \Chicle<. h~
an ,1\Crngc ol flO each rhc 'Jk'
ta\ mca,urc "a' ont t'f three part\
totaling l.ln c-ctru I V4 cent per
dollar. rhc alnlhol rnx incrca'c
wuulJ U\Cragc tlNlUI a penny per
drink.
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Senate votes to ban tobacco giveaways ,
By Steve Lawrence
Tiie As~ed Prus
SACRAMENTO -An attempt
to l cep mmor from 'muling h}
barring tobacco eompan1c' from
g1v1ng awa) cigarette., 111 publtc
place' pa '>ed the Scn.itc
Thurc;dav. eight day'> ,1ftcr ,,
lohhy1<,t'o; ploy foiled to '""ff nut
the propo . ..al
Oy a ~7-~ \Ole. the upper h''"'l"
'e nt the A embl a bill
proh1h11init tobacco J1,1rih11tor'
from handing out free ~;impk' 111
cigarette\ or .. mokelc" tuh.1Cl1' 11n
trccl\ .rnd ,ic.kw.ill' or in ,, p11!1ltc
hu1IJing, p..1rk or pla~gmund
Curren t law m.lkc' 11 11
mi,dcme.1nor. punt'lh hk h\ a hnc
ol at len't S2(Xl, to 'ell llf )!l\l'
tohacco product' to minori.
But <.upporter' of thl 1nt1
1~c wa~ hill. !>Bl 100 "' \en
~arian Berge l'n, R '-n'Jl'' t
8c.1ch, } th. l n11nor' '1111 1>ht 11n
c1 uctte' tluough h.rndou" :it
nn~crt" 1111 other C\Cnl' .mcl
loc.ltion,,
1 he hill ma 10.111" rc.1lhcd lhc
Senate noor Ill ri11J-M,I\ .1ltcr
P·"''"lt the Jmhc1.ir) Cmnm1ttce
But ,1 toh.11:-'-n lnbhy1\t '<'o.I' ahlc to
~ c I I h c: ti ti I \ c n t t ll I h c:
Appropr1a11on' (0mmi1tcc: .• tn
dtort Berge.,on "ud wa\ a hL11an1
ttttempt to l1ll the meu .. urc.
I hl\\C\Cf. the ct1mm1t1cc \olcd
1·.' l.1.,t \lrCck. tn p,1" the hill.
dcuring tht \\,1) ftH .1pprm.1I hy
t hl· full Sen.lie
\c:n I cro\ (1rc:cnc. D
( .irm1fh 1cl. wmpl.11ncd th31 1he
hill re;all} v. " tn 1ttempt 10
rc,tm:t c1g.1rcttc J11crt1,tng ,tnd
th.it 1.:urrcnl l,1\\ .1g '"''' .. 11pph111g
minor' v.nh toh cco v. 1, lc'u •h
1.: nouth
\\c arc: .1 tiun~ h "I 'hl'l'p," he
'.i1d .' F\cry Pied Piper 1hut ulmc.:'
.1hmg we will hnc up I hi.:rt.··,
1w1hmg uhout tlu-. th,,·, 1wt
cc1\lcrcJ h\ current l11w "
But en Hall Ciu,c:n, 1 ltln 111mc
'mciler \lo ho 'ftld he u,cJ II•
ft.,;trahute 1 parta 11l.1t hr ml ol
I iHC llC' In ccillcgc, 'itld
"1tn)thing ) u Jo tc1 lc~d a no\.tl.C
mto that habit " mo\tn 1n the
'' rong d1rcctmn.... I he hill 1.,
wmcthtng that OlO\C.:'1 in the right
llirct:la 1n," he added
\nd ~en U.ul') "-ccnc, D·
City Hall overhaul celebrated
1 ;\I \ \11 l \-• Cm .11d c1h •>llt 1.11 I in ll inhu'-h
1ho111 the nc" I 1t:1ltt1c •· 1t"0i ltkc
h. s re II) 1mpf0\Cd, '
\ tllCJO. 1J the Amcncan ~icly
v.ould nc\cr .1110-. d1~11ribu11on
cigarette' af ,,uncone wanted tu
1ntr1klu .. c them tr•d3y
"1t ( toh.1c.:w u<.e) cam-e m
'''l.icl' .H ,, time we: did not knoy,
the ihc.1lth) con,cquencc,," tie
,,11d Nov. \\C lno"' the
lOn"cquc.:ncc' II we do n<'t act on
v.hat \\,(' kno" \\C are foolc'h
1mkcd "
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"' ............. A victim of the lightning strike that in-
jured five and killed one Thursday at the
U.S. Open receives me<fical attention.
Storm kills
spectator at
U.S. Open
By Bob Green
N> Gof wrur
CHASKA, Minn. -Golf became an
afterthought Thursday when tragedy and
death scarred the opening round of the
91st U.S. Open.
"All those people with no place to go. I
feel real bad," a subdued Nolan Henke
said after taking a share of the lead in the
round mat was delayed by a killer storm
and, eventually, postponed overnight.
With 33 players stranded on the cour c
by darkness, Henke shared the top spot
with Payne Stewart at 67, five under par.
But the tournament standings were
made secondary by the brief, powerful,
violent storm that la hed 40,000 confused,
e'Cpo ed spectators, injuring five and
kHling one.
''It wa almost like we weren't playing
1he U.S. Open. People were hurt and
killed out there. So how can you be upset
or concerned about a bad hole or a bad
core," said Tom Byrum, who was one
shot back of the leaden.
"The nightmare you hope you'll never
have,'' U.S. Golf Association executive
~ector David Fay said in de cribing the
hghtning strike that ripped the cour e in
t¥ early afternoon.
All the casualt1e were truck by
hghtning as they huddled beneath a
solitary willow tree near the 11th tee at
the HaLeltine National Golf Oub.
The fatality was identified as William
John Fadell, 27, of Spring Park, Minn.
"Wilh that amount of lightning, there
could have been a lot more injuries," said
Or. Bob Nordland, co-medical director of
the tournament. "We reel lucky there
weren't."
Players, their wives and caddie were
hu tied to helter of one fa hion or
11nother.
Some went to the clubhouse. Defending
champion Hale Irwin and others da hcd
to a maintenance hed. Davis Love I II
and others boarded a school bu .
"But where," a ked Irwin, "do )OU
hu tic 40,000 pcctators?"
They were, largely. left to their own
devices an the r1in and wind and
lightning. Some imply huddled under
See OPEN/II
Ump's call
aids Dodgers
in 3-2 win
By Alan Rob nson
4' SPQfU W,_,
PITTSBURGH
The Lo Angele
Dodge" needed a big
htt to jump tarl their
off cn'e in the ninth
mn1ng or a tic aamc.
Lenn)' Hurri aa~e it to
them -not with h1\ b•'ll, but with h1
hiand.
Harri reached ba c when home plate
umpire Ed R 1pu.ano cl1.1n ed his calf ·.ind
ruled he w11. hat by a pilch, then cored
&he wannina run on Alfredo Griffin's
inglc a) the Dodger be 1 the P1ttsburah
Pm.Ile\, 3-2, on Thur day.
"Thi wa' a bia win. It was b1a with a
cnp1tol '0'," aid Manaaer Tommy
Lil urda, whose Dodacrs lo t to
Pill burgh, 2· 1, Wedne day in the fir't
meeting th1 ~a n of the Nutional
Lcagu d1~i ion leader •
With the ore 2·2 in the: ninth, Stan
Ja~ier, who had tied 1l with a two·run
triple in the orth, in1led to naht field.
Harri • try1n1 to avoid a hiah·and·tight
pitch by Rand)' Tomlin, wa truck on the
right· h nd and dropped to the around 1n
p11n.
Rapuano 1n1t .. 11y ruled the ball hn
Ham,• b1u, bur chanted h c II when he
,11w Ham w11 hurt. That prompted a
kn thy ar1umcnt ~ Pirate Manaacr Jim
... OOOOERUI
CHASKA. Minn. -
The .. mben of
Huetiine National Golf
Oub spent 21 years and
millions of dollan to
put its reputation back
\OIClher. In the blink of
an eye, it came apart
like a SJ.98 watch.
Lightning struck and
killed a 27-year-old man
and injured five others
huddled under a tree
near the t 1th tee Associated Thursday at the U.S.
Open. This was Press
supposed to be a day of -----vindication for a course
whose first try at playing host to a
national championship was beset by
man-made disasters and remembered for
the ridicule it drew from the very same
players tf\at had been wekomed with
open arms.
But on the second go-round here, a
natural disaster ntade ii memorable for all
21
the wrung reasons.
''There are always things that may
happen when people are on a golf
course," Hazeltine\ chairman. Recd
McKenzie, Hid.
"You try to prepare ... 10 do your be\t
10 ddl •ith' th'oli 1itua11on and prevent
them if you can. And when the1 happen,
11 affects everybody. Certainly, ll afrcc1
"'• but not for our sake) For the ~akc of
• th~ who were in1ured.
"A person was killed," he a<tded .
"That's what' affectad us mo.t atiout
this."
In 1970, the players cursed Hazeltine
because it had too many doglegs, too
many blind shots. and at least one of
them suggested the whole thins be
plowed under and returned to the cow
and com.
In more muted terms Thursday, several
wondered whether, with all the other
preparations that had gone into making
Hazeltine a crucible worthy of the U.S.
Open, more should not have been done
to make it safe.
June 14. 1991
The Olly Plot
.... _._.111111 ....... .
II
"I worry every tame we have "The 1irens miaht have p~aed
(lightning)," defending champion Hale that," Irwin 11id, "but I don't think to."
Irwin said after walking off the course. David Fay, executive director of the
"lt'tt a very, very ac.ary situation. I Oo uppo c it's the f(itude h's not gofna to _"u=-.='S. If ANociation, which runs the
happen to me. But I think you saw today tournament, concurred.
that ii can happen." "Clearly, something like this is the
As the torm approached, warnings had ni&htmarc you hope you don't have," he
been posted on each of the leader board aid.
aero the course. Once it actually •
arri\led, 'A'ith pealing thunder and sli\crs '4Wc can handle the safety or the
of white light splittins 1hc 5kies, play was pla)'er and caddies pretty well, but when
u pended, siren' were sounded and you have 40,000 people.on the course, il
mar hals deployed on every hole warned is not an exact science in how to get them
pec1a1ors to take cover. 10 a afe area."
Irwin, for one, did not hear the siren . When play re umed, burnt, peeling
Neat her did at least three caddies who bark and a mall pool or blood alonpidc:
gathered out ide the players' locker room the tree ""here 1he pcctators had .been
during the stoifh delay. When asked if he 1ruck provided stark tc 1imony to the
had, Davi Love replied, "Did they blow random nature of such things. McKenzie, • " One?,.. f h ( . • who had pent mo t o t e a ternoon an
"This is not a tour event," Irwin said. contact with the families of the man killed"•
"The tour would have probably had those and 1ho c who were injured, said the only •
sirens going loudly and audibly." thing the USGA and the club could dO at • :
Not, he was quick to add, that it would this time was to "offer whatever help and
have made any difference. a istance we can.''
High school Athletes or the Year
Dardis was a two-year
varsity starter in football,
basketball and~ .baseball ,
twice earning All-Sunset
League laurels on the
gridiron as a cornerback.
He was a National Football
Foundation scholar-athlete ,
and the school's senior
male student of the year.
He is headed for Pomona
College where he plans to
play football and baseball .
A' four-time individual CIF
4 -A c h a m p i o n i n
swimming, Michelle earned
All-American status in
three events. She led the
Barons to consecutive
fourth-place team finishes
in CIF and the last four
Sunset League titles. She
is bound for the University
of Arizona on a full athletic
scholarship. She won the
school's Coronet Award.
Minor ad/U1tm11nt1 equal
ma}or r/11 ·;n Hll/'1 av11ra111
By Richard Dunn
Orqe Coas1 Olly ,.,.
ANAHEIM -La t
year Donnie Hill
turned hi head on a
natural , compact
wing, but now he '
turning h1 b ck on
power and haven the
la t laugh.
Minor alteration
can make 1 SO-point difference an 1.1
batting a"eragc, e\pcc1ally when )'Ou 're I.I
one· tory bu1IJang trying to o for
downtown.
"1 hat' what happened la't year. l
wa~ pulling me pitchc aw y from
me," said Hill, n rchablc utihty pln)'cr
bauin .305 hcuJina into the Angel,' 1.1·
gnme, four-city road \wina th.it bcain
tonight an Bo tun.
Hill, an Edison F gh and Oran c
Coast College product, i through
pla)ing an 1mpo tor. It seem odd an the
first place 1 hat a S·foot· l 0, 160-pound
infielder would ao for the fences, but
omchow he couldn't help it la t year.
"I was ju t coming around the ball
and I had • hard time cttina at it," said
Hill, who batted .264 with three homers,
32 RBI and a career-hi h 1 double in
1990 "l ncedr:d to make ome
dJu\tmcnts in m)' ina 10 kind of free
m) .cl( up. La t year, l "Wa n't abfc to do
~me thing I wanted to do and l aot in
a rut. I ju 1 wa n't able to hit certain
p11chc'I"
During June road trip la I ea,on,
11111, for wha1evcr rca n, decided to
cmul.\lc the ll be Ruth and Hcnrv
uom rather th n the Pete Re»c and
S.. HILLAI
Angels put Valenzuela on DL
ANAlt ·IM -The G•hforna Angel I hur~day placed lcft·haftder 1'ern1ndo
V1len2uel1 on tho 15·Jay d1 hied h t after a foll ·up ph ical c.umtnation
rc .. ealcd on abnormal cardqram
After an in1111I physical exam I• t week, fur1hcr tud1 1ndte11cd a need mr
a treadmlll·thatHwn n hich conducted Thunday momlna at t.
J ph' Holpltal in Ora 1 he tut iltdicated ibk cardiac Yettel
ch1n1 . a re ult, hi pl cement on the d bled Ii t w'I recommended.
Valenzuela, 30, ha tarted t-.o aamCJ for the Ansel ince tan1na with the
club June 7. In thoH two same , he compiled an 0.2 record wath a 12.15 RA. -... ,,,,.,
John O'Coo11or
A s e c o n d -t e a m
All-Academy League third
baseball this spring, he
played varsity football and
basketball as well for the
Minutemen. He batted .335
with 20 RBI as a senior,
his fourth on the varsity.
He was a lineman in
football for four varsity
seasons and played
forward for three seasons
of varsity basketball.
. .. -.... ·-· ...
Liiie Wong
A four-year varsity ,.
cheerleader , she was
captain of the squad her
junior and senior years . A
spirited contributor to the
athletic programs, she also
stood out in the
classroom , where her 4.0 •
GPA earned her ·
Valedictorian honors. She
is bound for UCI and is
featured in Who's Who of
high school students .
..
• • •
• • •
RENO. 'C\I, -Frc no 1ate' departure from
the Bi& We t Conference for the We tem Athletic
Conference coulJ provide the opcntn& Univcrsuy
of cvaJa, Reno officials have been waiting for.
·•t think the track 1 getting a linle faster;·
Nevada Athletic Oitecto& Chri'i Auh •id on
Wedne day.
"Fre no State i the firs1 Wellt Coa t hoot to
move. There's no question thi\ will open up some
1hing<i for other school . In term of our direction,
I think th1nis will be expedited one way . or
.1nother "
Ault ha') '>p<>ken abou1 a mo"c Crom the l·AA
Big k> Conference 10 the l·A .Big We~t ~1ncc
com ple11ng a fea,1b1ht) tudy la I year and ha
been holding d1.,cu' ion\ with Big We t official
for more than a )'Car
Along \\llh '\c\Jda at lea!>l one other Big Sky
,\.hool lkn .. c \t.itc, ha' ind1ca1cd an inlcre t 1n
the B1~ \\ c ,1
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" "I •• the IOoks of this guy, Swn. He's a nat\nt
oomfortlble stance, lewil awtng ... and he's got•
goOdeye."
BroWn ..,. 118'1 ltly with -··
San Antonio Spun. Coach Larry ----
Drown )Rid Thur~day he will remain -1'
w11h the NBA club, ending speculation ~ -e
he ~a., headed to the Un1ver ity of----
outh Carolina
In other port new Thur)day:
•Jimmy Connors will pla) Wimbledon one
more lime Connor , the two time WimbleJon
champion, wa~ gi"cn a wild card 1n\itat1on to
compete in the Grand Slam event .
• 1 he International Olympic Committee took
another tep toward allowing South Africa bad ..
into the Game after a su pension of more than
.:!O )enr' The IOC will invite South Africa to
compete in the 1992 Ol)'mp1c" on the condition
that the la t pillars of upanheid arc removed. IOC
\ICC president Keba Mbaye said
-from 1'h~ As ociated Press
Quote or the day
Ut-rrlck Wolkcr, Intl~ ca r owner, on hi~
tlcc1s1on to have Wi lh T. Ribb~ race in
Detroit dc.,p1tc tbe team' financial problems:
\.\ c arc on a real hoc,tnng budget, but I
mmle the deci~1on 10 go for it. Who'i. going
111 ~now \\hat you can do 1f you're ~itting at
home watching the race on trlcvisron? The
r<>'"b1h1y of gelling !lponsor on board woul
be hettcr 1f they know we 're going to keep
r .tl IOit
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(tape). TIJS.
Noon -
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laRball
011u&0 C'u!M 11 San Diego.
4:30 p.m -Atlanll II Monlrc:•I, TBS.
5 p.m -Kansas City 11 Oucaao Wh.11c
Soll, WON. TtHlt
Noon -Oa~u Cup Sp11n "' U.S. from
Ne""porl, R I (dc:l1)'ed), LSPN.
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Cal, l!.SPN.
Horu Racina
3 pm -Ohio l'erby from North
RanJall (dcl.i)ed), l:.SPN
'I'<> pm, -lloll)"'ood P:irlc repl•> •
C'h.mncl 56 (Prime 1 rd.er. 12·30 am)
Prt~ Lacrosse
3 p m -N111on1I Schoh1rnc All-Star
Goamc from Oahimore (t4pc), Prime: T1c:h1
Bodn1
1 pm Mu k UrelanJ \\ ltcnry Ana~l
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S pm -R1 ·I 8r;1mMc '' Stc\<c
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Pl11l:illclph11 (llpc), f'SPN
Pro Football
10 p.m -Arena Oenv..:r at Dalla~
Ct•pc). Prime Ticket.
RADIO
B .. tb•ll
10 1.m -Anacls 11 Boston. KMPC
(710), XTRA (690).
Noon -Chicago Cubs II San D1cio.
KNX (1070), KFMB (760)
7 pm -St. LQui1 11 Dodam. KABC
(790).
SUNDAY
TELi:VISIO"'I
Ttn•b
6 am -Stella Ano1~ Grau Court
tournament final from London. CSPN
How ~ 11 NBC ta~ a. NBA aha ........... 111
Not wery. if one look1 how • •• ork treated ... Khodull
the NIA Plnal1.
The tndi11onal NBA F1nall •••••• of ~:1w11G11¥-J-
••• 1bolved this season, givin1_ ~ • lat di.._& look. On
June 2. the 1eria opcntd in QllelteD. &mt_, ol comlns rfaht
lo play on Tuelday, Oame 2 w11.,..... .... to Wednesday
1he lact llO &ravel wu involved.
Then, aa the tc.,. ~ IO lhe Weit
there was only one .., a.me 3 ...
luc Friday at the Pcnm. Gillie 4 -~
then another two._.,.._... •Jnvel. iii
Oamc S which turned OUI IO 6e the cOnducltf&
game of the sericL
hutead or the NBA Finalt 1M11a &be headl
on NBC' schedule, the nen.ork WllWd the
Lakers-Bulls seria around ill ........, prime-
lineup, refusing ao pre·cmpl ••a...n" ud .. L.A.
Law," two of the most popular ahowl on TV.
Thus the theory th11 NBC is noc taking the
NBA 5eriously when it puts reruns in a hi&her
priority than an attractive Finals matchup.
Some believe NBC mainly took the NBA to get
-----• back at CBS for taking over the rights to Major League Baseball. If that's the case, CBS has to•'
the last laugh. NBC figures 10 lose an estimated $20 million in
advertising revenue bccau e the series ended in five games. ·o
Two blackouts interrupted last Friday's game, cau ing announcer
Marv Albert to tell analyst Mike Fratello, "You had some of the
better observation of the year. Unfonunately, they we re during the
power ou tage."
All the power went out at the NBC production complex. Workers
~ere able to revive one generator in a little more than two minutes,
but a second surge took out the network's other production unit,
causing a four-minute delay.
When the network came back again, only a swaying hand·held
camera, set up for the halftime show, was operable until full power
could be restored.
0
Ratings for the fi rst year of the World Ltague of American
Football were about half of what ABC and the USA Network had
hoped. That was capped by more lousy ratings for last Sunday's
World Bowl, the new league·~ venion of the Super Bowl, which
featured two European team .
Though a league-record crowd of 61,108 watched the game in
London's Wembley Stadrum, television ratings in the U.S. were
poor.
0 The U.S. Open, marred on Thur day by the death of a spectator
cau~cd by a lightning !.trike, conti nues thi!> weekend on ABC/
Channel 7.
Full 18-holc coverage of the third and final round at the
Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chasl..a, Minn. will start at 10:30
a.m.
Reporters include Jun McKny. Roger Twibell and Dave Marr.
Dennis Brosterhous Is an Oranp Coast Dall¥ Pilot Spom Writer
whose television-radio column •PPHN e•'t!ry Frld•J·
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4 10 pm -Sprint-.:ar r•e1n1 from
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81Ut'b11ll
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WOR
I pm Ch1c110 tuh~ .11 San D1c10.
.S p.m -P11tsbur1h It San Frarw:1sco,
ESPN.
8 pm. -1986 Sin franc1\CO ' Houiton
(Mike Scott'' pcnn1n1-chnchin1 no-hitter),
Pn~ Ticket .
Golr
10.30 a m -U S Open from Chask1,
\11nn .• Ch11nncl 7
So<ttr
It 30 a m -A C. M1l1n (Jiily) "' U.S
N1tion1I T c1m from C h lcaa o .
SportsCh1nnel.
Tnck •nd fltld
I p.m -NCAA Outdoor Ch1mp1onsh1p
from Eugene.. Ore. (llpc), Channel 2
G7mn .. 1lcs
1 p m -U S Championships from
C1nonn1111 (tape). Channel 4
2 p m -Hunten 1114 Jumpcn Out
from CbttalQ (llpe). Pnmc Ticket.
8 )() p m. -S.S0,000 Royal Danit (t1pc), Sport~Cbanncl I
Horst RKi111
8 )() pm -Holl~ Park rcpl1~1 Channel 56 (Prime Ticket, 12.JO 1.m.).
RADIO
Basitball i 10 ,, m -Anscls 11 Hoston, KM
(71tl), XTRA (690).
I p m -Chicago Cubs 111 San D1eao.
KH.OI (76())
I p.m -St Louil ac Dodacrs. KA:J (790),
5 p m -P1usburah 11 San Fr1nc
KFMU (760)
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Rescue worker~ ..lid v1ct1m~ of a lightning stnke al the U.S. Open in Chaska, Minn. One person was killed.
OPEN
From 81
umbrella\ while 1t1ina on metal
bleacher .
"I'm ju 1 urprised it ha\n't
happened more often. lt' very,
~cry"'· ry \itu11ion," Irwin aid.
"I w11sn'1 quite $0 concerned
with my golf gllme nftcr !\uch a
tragedy," \aid l ove, one of a large
group at 70 th 1 al o included 51·'
'tCRr·old Jnck NickhlU\, '
· "It' t 'lh.1mc," I .me aid. "With
10.000 people out there, there JUM
"'"n't 11n plate for them &all to
Jtll •.
I he 'to rm ~au'c~I , 2 hour,
minute dcl 1 ind m,1dc rt
1mpo 1hlc to Ct mplctc lhc hr t
rou nd bc:for d rknc""
1 he 11 thn~c .. omc 1r1ndctl by
d r1'n1.:s , re '<.hctlulci.J to return
1 m , D I totha) to complete
pill), "1th lhc C\.ond round to he
hchl H\ !iChC<htl cJ
PG
nod
portion of the \CD,on w11h a
'c:r1om back problem, pll)ed
~1thout u bogc) • nd w~' omona
the laM pllt)er I<> f1nhh before
darknc'' fell.
"Pla>ina 1ftcr the \t<>rm w.is an
ud\.llll lugc," he said. "I he winlh
..uthidcd, the arecn y,;ere a little
~ofter ,ind very mooch."
Stewart, wearing a brace 10
"lupport his ailing back, birdied
three of hi-\ first four hole' and
mi<i,cd only one arcen in
rcgul 1ion.
I lenkc. who ored hr ~cund
career \IClory m Phocm~ earlier
1his ca,on. found the cup y,;j1h a
17i·yatd ll·1ron fur n co lc·2 on
Ch'-' hN hole. ,
He pl.i)ed the front in ,\2, ~cnt
h> foe unllcr p.r \\llh a l_lc'l~nh1ll.
~ 1de·brcnldrig, JS· foot p 1lt ' n the
10th ml h'llcd home on !-llrin
of Ct hi COil Utl\C p ri;,
Bpum, \I.ho e uni) 1C10f) 1n
,,,.~CaM>n c:1rcu t11 me In the I 9
Kemper O(lCn, cl d \\i1th1n
"h('t r>I the le d "11h 20°foo1
birdie pull on the 16th and a 10·'
footer on the final hole.
Scott Hoch, a playoff IO$er in
the 19 ~9 Master , and Mark
Calca\iccchia, the British Open
winner that year, were tied at 69.
Nicklau put him elf in the
chHe for record fifth U.S. Open
crown with the 2-under-par effort·
that tied hrm with Love, Fred
Couple • Au tralian Crai& Parry,
former U.S. Open winner Scott
1mp"-on, Jim Galla her and Keith
Clcarwaicr. ..
'""'" "'a in 1 larac group at 71 .
omc or the soorCJ ranged into
the ridiculou~.
u tnllan Orea Norman
blundered lo a 43 over the front,
hot 78 llnd mu t improve today tf
he 1 to ~uahf) (or lhe final two
round Curt1 Strange had a 71
nd I.cc I rev1no hot the same.
Utll) Andrade. ~Inner Of: the la \
two tour C\Cn11, blew 10 • 76 that
included • pair or 8' and IC\'Cft
hird1c •
.
hi. face while ducking away from
Tomlin's slider.
"The originul caJI wa a foul
tip,'' f.roemming said. "When he
(Rapuano) ~aw 11te man injured,
he went with the condition of the
player. It happen~ fre4uently
during the o;cason. an in'irde pitch
t.1kec;. the catcher 1ns1dc and the
orrgini\I reaction io; it' a foul tip."
Leyland declined aftcN-ard to discus~ the call, but Tomhn didn't
ti.ink the ball h11 Harri,.
"It was a slider that didn't
slide, .. Tomlin said.
The Dodgers' bullpen pitched
three scoreless innings in relief of
Tim Belcher, with Jim Gott (J·l)
pitching the eighth for the victory
and Jay Howell the .ninth for hi
I I th ave. Tomlin (3-3), who didn't
urvive the first inning in his
previous start. took the completc-
game loss, allowing C\.cn htb.
<,triking out a career-high seven
and walktng one.
l he Pirates loaded lhe ba'e
v.11h none nut in the second but
cored only once ,1gatn t Dodger
tarter Tim Bclch1..r. \' ho 1!1 6-1
lifetime agamst them Bobby
Bonilla doubled, Bari) Bond'
inglcd and Mike LaVall1crc
Dodgers schedule
Date, •PIMIMM, tfMe, she TV
Nie ••-S< Low. 7 35 ~ Mll 15-5: Louis. 7 OS none
Nie 16-St lautl, 2 OS llOl'e
June 17 -Ctwcaoo 735 WGtf
Junl 18-Qliucp 7.~ ~
(I pr!tS Oii KABC """"· l9llJ
walked ahead of Gary Va~ho'
run·scoring single. hi first hit in
13 nt-bati..
Belcher, wh o pitched a one·
hitter in hi!I previous tart in
·1 hrec R1vcri. Stadium, avoided a
bag inning by s triking out
Wilkerson and Tomlin and getting
Orlando Merced on a grounder.
Merced smgled and scored in
the fifth when shortstop Griffin
mi\handled Bonds' tv.o-out
grounder, making it 2-0.
The Dodgers tied II rn the ixth
after Tomlin, who had retired 11
in a row, allO\\ed con ccuti\ie one-
out single' to Juan Samuel and
Darryl trav..bcrl) Tomlin )truck
out Eddie Murra)'. but Javier
tripled JU t inside the right-field
line to -.core both runners.
cammlssianer farms cammm1111 ta
study pat11naa1 franchise maves
B Ronald Blum
--Wl'Cct SANT A MONICA -Com mi ioncr F1y Vincent
f ed a comm1ttcc Thursday to ~tudy the conditions
er which niaJor league b.1c;cbJll team' would be
to tran fer citie .
Vincent, who ha oppo ed rranchi.e mo~e~. asked
ne otu ·r wms owner Cul Pohlad to JOtn a "mall
g p wluch '"'" e\nm1nc 1r the poh(') ~hould be
c anged.
I hchc\.c that rck'ICatin a fr.1nch1,e $ou_ld be
c only in dire circum tancc,," Vincent ~iid . "On
ti other hand. I th1nlo. b.i,cbull <ihuuld think that
1 rouah ..
Vincent ,,11d two uthcr owner' v.ould join th e
m11tee 11nd 1hnt he hoped 11 Y..OulJ come up with
clus1on., within 60 duy\, lie ~aid he wanted to
out 1r there wu\ .igrccmcnt with hie; stance.
'Am I correct? h my position ~mnd? Should I re·
k it'' And 11 I do. v..hut ore the con,.equcncc ?''
cent c;aid. .
blad aid thot while the 1 uc could be studied,
tt \\Ould be hurd to cstabh~h definitive u1tena
"I think It hould be on a ca e·by--ca c ba.,1s," he
'aid
With the NationRI League expansion race O\ier. the
losing cities ore seeking to entice e·us11ng franchise
to move. Seattle, Houston and Cleveland have
figured in the most prominent '>peculauon.
''I feel a httle hke the guy at the gate with the
finger in the dike." Vincent \81d.
Da eball Q\\-ner fin"hed their quarterly meetings
on il qu1c1 note, follO\\ing t"'o da ... ., dominated b)'
c:'(par,1on talk Off1cfal' repeated th.ti nothing would
hlock hn~1l appro\al for Den,er Jnd Miami. but \ttid
the \.Ole: \\Ol1ld not come for a m.1n ... a' :m da)'·
Vmccnt dm1ttcd that the end of the e'pan\lon
proces did not go smoothly After nnnouncing lao;t
week that the vote would be poi.tponcd, the NL
cxpan ion rommittee revealed 1t cho1cel> to all big
league team , turnina the vote into a formality.
"There were pnrt that could hnvc been improved
ignificJnt!y," Vincent said "f don'1 think ii was
ba cball'11 fine l hour."
Angels schedule
Hi confidence,
ltl! 20· I '
I 1111 h0t'
Det•,••••neftt, ..... , .... TV
JllN 14-11 a.loll, • ~ 5
June I 5-II llosfon. I 0 06 llOl'le
~ 16-•lolton 100& ~$
AN 11 -111 lmiol\ 4 3S ClllMd S
11-• ,535 s
fll ""'* on (M/l'C ~. 1101
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INGU!WOOD -M11 1c Johnson a~
Michael Jordan hi n't Ken :in)lhin1 )C:t.
Jordan, a sup;rttar from the moment he
tcppcd un 1n NBA court st\.en ~e;w ago,
1s no 11ran1cr to ctlebrny. Ho\\~vcr,
Johnson bclte\.Cs Jordan· hfe "ill be CH~n
mor~ hectic U'!I 1h hem nf the Chrcila<>
Dull~' lir\t NBA chnmpionllhrp team.
"It'll he .1 lot d1llercnt nu-. that he' .1
chnmpttin." John..._>n ,1141 , ''\~hen 11ch cl
""'"~ ,, •oll club no\\, 1hc:re "'"he 1 c:rm\d around
h1 .. c.•rt "•11111111: t11 rt·~ "i1h tum I he~ "111 come: up
:tnd bolhl·r him more th 111 e'er
"\\ h,1t he \\Ill C:'(Jl1!flet11.C rrom thc Cll O{ hu:ugo
,~111 he 1111hclic\,1bk Ch1c.1so "'ill lo'c hitJl'
Hut the sat1:.tac1iun for lord.in nl!iO 'huuld in\;rca e
no\\ that he dtl<!,n't h.1\~ to he.tr cn11c1'im 1h:1t he'
11\it .1 tcum player.
"He v. \ MVP durin l the yc.1r ind MVP during
the pla)Oll -tt' an 1nd1,1dual he' unbcl1c\..ible;·
~id Johnson. ¥iho had 16 pmnt'. 20 :t'l~is1s and J J
rebound" in the L<x Angi.:les Laker ' 108-101 I~ in
Gurne S on Wedoc-.da) night
"All a team pla)er. he '> ach1c"ed v. hat he -.ct out
to do -how he could he the leader of an NBA
champion hip team.·•
Jordan. who nvcrage-0 31.2 points a the Bulb
v..hipped the Laker.., 4· I, in the Final ·, i$ the fir t
regular-i.cason scoring leader \ince Milwaulce's
Kareem Abdul·Jabha1 in 1971 to play on J
championship team. • .
"Michael ne,cr tiled the nonsenc;e that 11 s a one-
man tettm," guc1rd John Pa'( on said. "I think now
everyboJ) can apprcc.1ate what kind of a team "e
a re."
"Thi senc., wa' .1 tribute to Michael ford.in."
Bull-. coach Phil facl,on 'ia1d
Unquc\tmnabl~. Jordan got more help th;in at an~
ume in h1' "l:B.\ career ,
Scottie P1ppc.n h.1d '2 point\ and I" rclxlund' in
GJme S .111d ,l\cr.1~ed W .' point,, 9 .t •~h'3und .. 11 (> ·'''"I\ .ind ~ 4 'tc.11' 1n the Fina1'.
ra'(~lll '..:orcd 10 or hi' :?O r<'illl\ in tht• h-.t lour
minuh: ul the lln 11 ~.1me anJ m.ide 3~ ut Jt) 'hut' 1n
the ..enc' In ll\C-~.1mc I mal'>, h" pucen1.1ge of .653
" ,ecoml onl\ to U1ll Ru "ell\ ..,O~ ;1 rem.irt...1hle
.1ccompfi,hmcn1 lrn .111 out 1dc '>hooter
I 01 ood ILlOJi'-t the lt,,3\l.cl, PDIOll aid
..You don't feel anyth ng. )OU JUSl catch 1he bell .-
hoot n:•
.. We ha\.e pll)crs urroundm! m) df that make •
an cflc:ct1'c ha kcthall inm,' Jordan aid, "MJ
tc mm le h \C 1cpp ,1 up and the ttgma 11
rcrnovclJ "
1 he Uull hccamc the hr t tc:am ~•nee the 1977
Portl:rnd 'Ir 11 1Jln1e1,. 10 "'in :in 'UA ttt1e in their
rir t 11ppear.1ncc 1n the fin.th.
1e1tn\\h1k. the l.a~cr" \\Crc m lio
.tpflcurnn 111 the Fin,11~.
On the ur1.1cc. the l'h,1mp1on.,.hip crn:~ Viii
cmbarra.,,.,mcnc for the Uikcr'. the fir: t team ttl
Finni h1 ... tM) to lo c f"e cun\ccuth:c home p~
The\ 11 t the l,1,t l\\O l:••mc of 1hc 19 9 Final 10
Detroit at the rorum before being wept 1n three
home ,.1rnc a~:11n't the Buff,
·r he f:aqcrn Conference rcprc-.cnuwve in ihe
hn:il "'"' I"'' \\On c1gh1 con,ecut1\C road game•. In
addition to Detro1t'5 two win in I 9 9 and Chica,o's
road \\CCp this year, the Pi ton\ also won three
lraight at Portland in winning the 1990
championc;hip 4-1.
But an\onc who 3\\ the \hOrt·handed Lakers
battle Ch.icago to the final minutes knows they
houldn t feel cmbarra ed.
AC Green and Terry Teagle, tarting in place of
the injured James Worthy and Byron Scott, played
'ohd game • combm1ng for 24 points on 9·for·20
\hO<lling.
1:.vcn more 1mprcs i\t~ m relier roles ~ere rookie
center Elden Campbell and backup guard Tony
Sm 1th.
In the firs t four gamcc; of the enc,, that pair
combined to play eight minute-. On \\ edne day.
Campt>ell 'cored a c.trcer-h1gh 21 points on 9·for-12
'hoo11ng and mllh 12 ~11nt' on 5-for·O shooting 10·
l eep the l .. 1kc.r' 1n the gJme un11I the final second .
"t:.ldcn 1tnd "I un) 'hlmed the world they can play."
Juhn,on ,,,id. · I ht') 1ohll\\CJ coach Dunlca') that
thC) w,1nt 'ome pl,t\IOC t!mc for ne'<t )Car."
'Hnpclulf~ f l' 111 Wllll' h.1d; ne'(t )C3r and ph•\ ill ~
the ,,1me k\C:I. ,,ml C :imphcll v..ho had ne,er before
'cored more than 12 potnl\ in an NBA game 'Th1o;
lo '> hurl'>. llut "'c can look back on th•"' and ay
v.c 're proud nl our cllort"
Chicago embraces NBA champs
By Sarah Nordgren
As'°'lated Prus w111~
CHICAGO The Chicago
Bulb returned home v1ctorioui.
Thur day, !>haring the credit for
their NBA champ1onsh1p wuh
their Cit) and their fan
. "\\ c did 11 for the fan o f
Chicago .ind for the t.tl) of
Ch11.:ago and lor our,elvc :· 'enc-.
M\tP M1 ch.iel Jordan told
hundred' of people J\\aiting the
tc:im at O'Jlare lnt.!rnnt1onnl
A1rpor1
"I JU t """' to thitnk the people
of Chicago for their '>upport .'' '.lid
ce nter l311l Cart"' right, !lumming
up 1he moc.xl ol the pl.i)e~ and
the fan~ "ho waited ~5 ~car for
1 h c ( r ,, n c h i !I e t o w 1 n n
champion!>htp "Let'<. l(Ci out of
herl· .ind go h;i\ e a part~ "
I lundredl> ot people cheered
and waved b.mner' ·'' lhe Rull
'leppcd off the plane One earned
a banner that read, · Wckomc
home General Jaclo..!lon .rnd the
Buth troop~. Opcr.1tHln I \
Storm accompli hed."
"I'm JUSt here to get ct glimp'e
of them,:· aid Frank Jenning' of
<;uburban Me lro'ie Park "l\e
never ~en them before 1n per,on.
I JU t want to hear them a) '"'e
brought 11 home fo r )OU.' "
Elsey.here in the Cit\. the "''Id
and metimc:' violent· fX''t-g.1me
p.irt)ing that follO\H~d 1he team·,
\JCIUr) O\.t.r the Lo 1\ns:C!fe,
Laker., Wcdnc,da~ night g h e v.n)
to qu11:1 gl"Od cheer Thur,da~
The pt1'1t1'c pcr:-.pccll\.e w."
e\ldent lwm 1hc Art ln,111utc 11(
Chicago -"hu:h hun~ .1 mJ'''"c
Bull' 1',inn1..r .11 11' fronl d1~>r -to
the \\ e" ~1dc ne1ghhorhood 1h.11
I' h1)mc 111 1hc Ch1c.1go St.1e.J1um
"l hc' :c.. cPoJ. the l 1h r' l'.tn't
ll•uc..h thl· 1i1111 .. :· ,,1111 11·\t:.ir·11ld
\nthllll\ 1'.1mhlc, \\ho ,,,;~~d up
p.1-.t hi., bedtime. tn watch h1<.
t1:.1m
Chicago planned a large rail
today tn Grant Park, pu hing back
the 'tart of tt\ .mnual blues fei.tival
in order to pay proper homage to
the team that brought 11 11 first
Jlrotc\ ional 'port~ champion hap
.. incc the Bear<. Super Bo"l
\.ICICm m 19 6
Bui there l'>o "'·'" a dark s1dc
ol the celebration
l'oh cuhcr had ":ud th t the
po,t·gamc pan v1ng o"ern1ght
\\ edne,day wa pc.icdul But on
1 hur,d:i\, police poke woman ,
1 in.1 \ 1cmi said more than 100 •
people hitd been arre ted on :
char!!e' ranging from mob 1ction ..
to fir ing a gun 10 public during •
Wedne.,d.1\ night' ~prcc .
lv..o teen~ -15 and 16 years
old -were injured. apparently by •
,tra\ bullets hred m the po I-game •
'1ctor\ ralhe!., police aid.
Worthy signs contract extension
INGLt::.WOOD -Liker. lon,ard Jame' Worth).
"ho avcr.1ged a career-high 21 ~ point\ per game th1c;
\CJ~lO . h;t' ''gnctl .1 mult1-)e.1r contr.1ct cxten ion
\ .. 1th the team.
No term-. of the agreement .• nnounccd b~ the
team on rhur.da ... and which mu1o1 be appro\ed by
the BA. v..ere re~c;lled.
Worthy, hov.e.,.cr. \Jld rc:ccnll~ th.it he anJ the
Lnler. \\ere n~ar agreement on n contr ct that
"uuld run through the: 19QS-% ,c,1~n. picking up
the ortion )CM on h1' currcn1 nmtrnct and addmg
olOClthcr \:Car.
lie h.1<.t three ~c;ars n!ma1111n~ nn h1' contract, with
Rigdon granted
tr.insler release
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pl.I) ·1 O~l.in R1{?J<'"· .1 \I.lier l>l t
lligh proJuc1. ha!. been ~rnnk d .1
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.1ftcr .1,'6i1i;ing 11.7 pni1ll' p1.·r
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time' tn 1'111<1·91 , wiah .1 l'.lf~·er·
high ·' 1 fl\llOI\ in .1 I 04'· 2 \ldtll\
11\ r I rc,no "it II<' ,,n J.m ''
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\\orth~ \\,1, ,1c.11o1.ed h~ :an .1nlk lllJtt~ during the
'\ B \ Fin.11 .... and '·" 11111 the fa,t 1:.1me a:. the Laker' lu~t h> the Ch1.:agu Uull' in tl\e g.;mc,.
"J,1mc' Worth) " and .1l1o1.a'' hJ' been a \Cry
,,1lu.1ble pnrt l'f the l.!11.:cr" "rgrn11.111on and he 1
one ot the top pl:t~cr' rn the '\,B \ Thr) contract
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c•cnln1'1 actlvhln It S p.m., with
cntert•inmcnt and hor d'cout¥Cs. Dlnncr,
• 1wud1 i nd cntctta1nmcnt followl at 6:30 p.m,
9 F or more Info rmation , p hone
Chairperson Roberta Rinehart al (714) 973·
1436.
Grtltlr lA Gall
The Wood Ranch Oolf Club will · host the
Greater Los An1clcs Golf Invitational on
Monday, July I, 10 benefit the National Jcwi h
Center for lmmunoll>I)' and Respiratory
Medicine, localed 1n Denver.
The 1ournamc111 begins 11 10 a.m. with
cont10cn1al breakfast, practice and a pullin&
con1c~t Lunch is 11 11·30 1 m The sho11un
'"" with 1 scramble fonn1t beams •I noon A
rcccp11on 1s planned from S-6 p.m .. followed by
dinner and the award ceremony.
Green recs, golf can, breRkfast, lunch and
dinner arc included in 1hc $500 per &<>lfcr
cnlry package. Tournament •ponsorship, at
S2.SOO. includes entry pack11c for four;
corporate undcrwntin& is welcomed at SS,000
and Includes prominent hold s11na1gc and entry
for c1gh1 golfers.
9 For more information, phone Tobi
Tonoi.an 1n the N11ional Jewish Los Anacles
rcgiunal office al (818) 90S·l300.
'I.Illy Pirate' Cllftll
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The Nttloftal Awarcnc• FuundatlOft (NAF),
the1 Cal S1ato Northnd1e Karalc Oub and 11\G
Shotokan Karate ln1em11ional Fcdcratioh,
USA, (SKIF·USA) arc prcscntlna a two-day
karate tourn1mcn1 and exhibition benefit at
Cal Stale Northrid1c June 22·23.
The event is open 10 the public featunna
karate dcmonstnlions, c11h1b11ions, and dozcm
or karate matches with lop team l:Ompetiton
from 1he U.S., Canada, Mexico, Vcnezuel1,
Puerto Rico, Japan, and for lhc first lime ever
in 1bc U.S., 1 Soviet team will compete durina
lhc event.
Tickets are priced at S8 for adults, senion
1nd children under 12, SS, and under S Is free.
9 For more information, phone the CSUN
Ticket Office at (818) 885·2488.
Registration is underway for 1 variety of
weekday sallin& classes bein& ofrcrcd this
summer for Orange Coast College's Sailina
Program.
The non-crcd11 cluscs be&in the week of
June 17. New classes get undcrw1y throughoul
the summer. All classes meet for one week,
Monday through Friday, for 20 hour~. Onset
arc scheduled from 9 a.m.·l p.m. daily, ind I
p.m.·S p.m.
Liberty's Anderson named all-CIF Parks tops coun ty team
GOLETA -Marina High AJI,
American center Cherokee P<:rks
highlights the Orange Co unty
ro ter in the fifth annual Santa
Ha rba ra Vacation Classic this
Saturday at 7 p.m. at Dos Pueblos
High .
Orange Coast Collc1c women's baskctboll
coach Mike Thom1on, •Iona w11h his a sl 11n1
Norma Lcibfrcid, will conducl rhe founh
annual "Lady Pirate" Bukc1ball Camp for &iris
an 1radcs 3 throuJh. 11 in two sess1<>ns
beginnin& July 15.
Cour cs i"cludc Be11nning Saillna •
Intermediate • Lidos, ln1crmcdla1c Shield ,
Offshore Cruising for Wo me n, ind
Introduction to Big BoatJ.
'Tiie cl cs, bucd al OCC's Sailing Center
in Newport Beach, offer h~d -on in\truchun.
E1gh1y percent of the class time i spent sa1lin1
on Newport Bay or in the ocean.
LOS ANGELES Liberty
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So '0 $1 1,f
St 1"1
Chm1i;10 High ~ophomore Jercm)
Andcr,on h.t) hccn named fir,1
learn All-Cl F Small School!> hy a
ho.1 rd of Southern California
.,purl \\Hiie r' for I he Amateur
.'\1hlc111.: r oundat1on of ll1'
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Instruction centers on shooting, passl n&.
b1llh1ndlin11 team play, defomivc rcchnique
and rtbound1na. There will also be 1cam
11mcs. Players or all abilily levels are invited
Courses arc open to anyone over 1hc age or
14. Course (CCS flfllC from $79 for Bcginnin&
Sailing 10 $149 for Orr horc Ou151ng for
Women.
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OCC's Sailln& Center i located 11 1801 W,
Pacific Coan HiJbwaY. in Newport Beach.
between the Balboa Bay Oub and the Oranse
Counly Sea &out Base.
Andc:r,on tid ttcd 4:!Q tor 1hc
r-.11n111emc11. who e<1rncd a Cll
pl.iyoff berth, hul fell in 1he
opc mn~ round. 16 4. tu ho\I
Ch.1d\\llk . ·-"-· s-........ ,,_ ...... $t 10.I •7
Other Orange Coast Arca
basketball stari on the Orange
County team include Ocean View's
Ryan Martin and Marcel Ten
Berge, Laguna Beach's Josh
Borella and Mater Dei's Jason
Jancski. The game is expected to
be a sellout.
The first scuion of the camp, from July JS,
19, is from I,. p.m. each daty. The second
session, July 22·25, is from l,S p.m. each day.
Cost is t75 per session or S13S for both.
9 For more information or lo rc11)ter,
phone rhc OCC Office or Community Services
at (714) 432,S880
Visa and MasterCard holders may re11stcr by
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beach I 1,400 eq ft . I ,5, 54t2 Sturo-on. commlaalOM w/your
Prtced from 1351,900. • ............... .,. ............ _ own "BUYeA'S liAOs
SPECIAL .Vil.DEA .._., .,...... ,..._. KEA". Celt fOf cMtalla.
l'lNAHCINOI 112.0SIO RHttot etnc• 1978.
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..... 8'o619r co-op o~ ... 8UM 11-S 2 \o\8.. U 71, I 0 0 .
28R Condo, ~a. t l'S8 Malft St Ag!nt A .. •. l40-9Ht
A.nt·'>uV· 1995, rent $435,000. 48R 38A .... ... ....,_ t ... a-to P4JfCt\aM. Bkr 536-N 74 .,... ... -T,_... _...... 1 O.algMt Condo, du-' 751,7293, cty M2-3M OWC. lrg exec. hOUM melter aultea, gr•
3BR. 1~BA e·~. A·2 4BR. pool .., t•R apt View a aurrouncttnoe.
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R·2 lot. Prlcflt fot •• 000 DOWNI aACK aAY. 38r
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~ OfARLES GOREN
With OMAR SHARIF
.._, TANN AH HIRSCH
Neither vulnerable. North dula.
NORTH
•Q •J 10 9 6 &
•KJ 98
•A9 4
WEST EAST
• 10 • •A J 9 8 7 2
9K873 •AQ
• 10 7 & • Q 8 3
•.197& •Q 3
SOUTH
• •K 8 & S
•"" •• 2 .... tA 4 2
. •K 10 8 2
.:rhe bidding:
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P... p ...
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West p ...
PAM
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Openina lead: Ten or •
A ainlle clue ia all that a compe-
tent declarer ml&ht need t.o come up
with a winnin& line. Con1idtr thi1
hand from a recent ie.m same.
Experience ahowa that it p-.y1 t.o
compete rather than let the oppo·
nenll play unmolested at the t.wo-
level; hence, North'• repeat takeout.
double. With alightly better spade aPc>ll South would have paued.
even on thi1 layout.. two apada
could have been eet a trick had the
defendera collected everything they
.were due, but we cannot fault
South'• deciaion to remove to three
club..
Protpee'll for the 4-3 fit didn't
look promising when Wnt attacked
with the tan or apadea. East won the
ec. and cashed the ace and queen of
hea11.1, Weat echoin1 to ahow en-
cou...,ement.. Declarer. Art C~t.al
of Norwalll, Conn .• needed no more I
information t.o come up with the -lz Al T IR ul Q I' I only line that offered a chance for
the contnc:t.
Eaat reverted t.o • apade at trick
four, ruffed in dummy to make aure
of acorint the low trump. while I y A N E Ji I J keepins control of the euiL. West .,. _______ ...
wu marked with the king of heart.a 12 ( ( I .
had not ruponded t.o the openina
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... 9ldlln: 111'4294 *'· lndry .... ,,.. --.;.._.,.;.;,.~-~.;.._-.wffiii• pnt. No peta. 11n1
l•A. encl yeJd wt mo + d9p. '60-e294
petto, 1721. 122.en4 ••itDll '-AROE 28R,
Ht7 Riden. No Pete balcony, garage.
•iDfltD•• Quiet. 1135. 120 E.
La IM wt balcony. 20th St. 842·8080
Iha. 3H U.W..lty, E'Slde am 1 BR duplu. NB !'Bluff .-001.StDl!
No.._ ...... ,. lfrplc, lndry fac. patio ........... k'"-~ _udlo ~C HOMI! M• BR, ~ ,t ! it ' ' •
no pet 1 pefa only ,..., ,_ m.o ... -. "'' a •IPICIAIJl•I l5N .... c 845-7234 a I Room Sutl••· All "'*· ~ Oil'' opnr
.llO Amm I MA ~ Pd. Weekly from ••Al'IAI.. SI004700 1214400
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vrr 1 t""' ••atD•r,, nr Nwpt 1165. 727 Vortrtown *er..vwvv•* NB quiet bayfront
IBdrm '"48a, sMK>I. ..... 2 • 'ba, lndry. All9. M0-37'0 llOO °" home. 1 BA W/ eundk. ~·~ cabte hook·up. ~He·~~~·,::~ •fWID iilW IUJCUfY 41 HA 28A, g;ar-.ge. Avt 7/1. Yrtyl_rt_emtu, ... T\Ma VIUAOI Plac:•. 644 0452 evaa apertmenta, 28A HA f/p, O/W. Cloee to So. PIT llld OK. ..w + ~
....... U With lofta. "404922 °' Coaet ~ 1875/mo. utff. &4&-530t. llllDI • IACK IAY 895-9542 505 sunnow.r Nwpt 3br. 2\IM)e, .... 1469 A d9 c.nn.. CENTAUR MOMT. • ue · Spactou• 2Br 1 ea w/ 841-aaee condo M~ Pool, Jao,
28A IBA, g;ar .. bft~e. patio, trplc, S750/mo. tannl9 l450/mo + NC
lnd!'.y 1825. 4~2471 714/871-<>377 Ann or Avt uap 845-5040
U8T81H t BR, car· 81~7 C M A Shr MWPT CRaaT port, pool, gaeJWatar oata eaa. oom twnhN, 38f a._.aa,
pd. No pete. H35/mo aY1lll In Coliega P1c tennla, pool, apa.
+ dep. 84M781 28R 18A ""'UCI W/O home. w't" to occ. 1100 Tom .... , ...
EASTSIDE tBR 18A, refrlg, pool, t•nnla, ~/mo. 36-1IH
patio, gaa & water carport. No pete. E'SIDl! C.M. :IBR 2\o\ltA
Incl. Walk·ln cloMt. 1810(MO. l40-t>481 condo 1425/mo+uW
f\1J I 1 fo I
LI J \' • ,. ' lj HM/mo. 845-5853 ·~Non amkr. Fum/
EASTSIDE 28R t ~BA. un • &4640tS l40 720 100l ltf
t.rttQ, caa• & water ~~~.:. ~ 111~ w~. Mm.
Incl. lfrplc, carpot1 1 BR, 2 b*a to bch. twnhM, 1310-+ "' utll. Ag! 541.aon
"25/mo. 945-5853 L.ndry fac:llttlea. UUI 1100 cMp. ~1 IOO a/f etudlo ofQ. M-r
EASTSIDE 2BR 1BA. lrg Inc. MOQ(mo. Cell a.I S1 Huntington 8"ch.
lfV rm, retrtg. carrn:t1· Sun pm onty 411·1121 2nd "r. Pvt ldtCIMn a I•• a water net. ~. ssoo. ll0-3t'fl
750/mo. 845-5853 Alto~• SmaJI Of·
GOOD Lftl".aTIONI weekly flea. Oroe11 ..... E&a1 and probably one club honor, yet _ _ _ _ · 1
the queen or diamonc:ta aa weu. So . C A N K K Dad to daughter, • What bid. Thenfore. Weat could not hold I ~
<t.clarer led the jack of diamond.a I I I ' ( ~. have you done to your haJr?"
.~Amr bNc:h rental, El Mono 11th St. CM. Bltt.
.. vv vrr * Udo , ... Remod up-Mobil• Home Park, _!•~•1!;::81~8!;:!3~. ----
Large 28R 1 'ABA atra 28R 28A 'ftp •l .. pa ~-114"71°" iraahlon le. Luxury
townhoua•. lndry micro d/W l1lSO/mo 9124, 4 ..... 74 1,000 af ground noor.
from the table for a backward Oauohter, •rve &. ... teased It a fineue! .:"'I "'"'~
After capturinf Eaat'a queen with ----------little. Dad, •Teased itf You've
the ace. declarer rmeaaed the eight I s 0 R R A y I drtven It _,.
or diamonda and cubed the kins,
cJ .. rln1 the auit. When • heart WU I I I I .. 1 s • Complete the chuckle quoted led from the table. Eaat could not . _ _ _ _ _ by filling In the ntl•ng words
ruff profitably, eo declarer wu able you develop from ll9p No. 3 below.
to ecore a low trump. To prevent
West from c:IUcardins a heart when
declarer tried t.o rutr on the board.
South continued with the kine of
apedea. Whether Eaat ruffed hi&h or
low, or did not ruff at all, the defend-
era could pt only one more trick
and the contract rolled home. Try it.
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room, r~~j~.blt-lna. IN. 1io.eUa. BAl. PetVN•. Spec bay· wet bw, pffYate ~-
20::a:2~:1N .... S7IO• ~ng~~ ~~e:; ~~B. ~::01~ •tlDMI •eoo. doctc. Wll'r 87M50e M ••• Enc. ofllc• SS3S URGE 21R $725 l'l10. dehwahr, •love CdM on the CNna Cove Fum. Ind. UM of c:onf. C811111-40ll Incl. No 8'5-4855. bMeh. Fun\ t8A, aun rm, pnon. eria """·
L• aar •• dwftoel •EaatblUtf 2Br 2Ba, J>Of'Ch, Jut-ti& or Aug. copfaf. fax .. MC..ta.t• • ,. frplc, pool, cotri w/d, 2 '5000/mo. 75-7251 lal. ld9el tot archJencJ.
::::, 0f039 ~ daccw. carpona, ll1ra etor.ga Weekly R9ntale, on a accto• *· teo-S4et
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MOft-tN 80NU911 •N••1t•r• •h•rH ~.:'~~ ... :-=r1y 200-1815 eq. ft. ~ 1 BR, quiet, frple, 18" lBa yrty 1100 ~ for l'Wtt. Otd cable, sMK>I. petk>, gar. U111• Incl. Step• IO N9WP0"" MarlN envt-
1886 No pat 850-e3&7 beachll Bkr 542-3850 , on m • n t • s 0 "' •
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IR • •eo •pace• on water with Roomy & bright 1 Br .. dock• avatt.t>ta. eon.
1Ba. gar, patio. Npt Stepa to beach. Ga· '" .. wla C1w111eft vanlent fl'M patklnQ. Blvd a 18th. $825/rno. raga, patio. Agt. 144--~ ..._,, M leCIM 873--9330
Call Tony. 845-9122: OtN The Prudent.., toO ""_, ... .,,...
TODAY'S
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Jay. 213-eu.e133 Caltfomla Real!y no~ ••7-4000 Upatalta ornc.. tor t4"it -on Balb<>a t1land. Avt Specloua 1 & 2BR apta. 2BA 1BA. f/p, gar, dah· •'390 utlla pd. ,.m n/ Jun• 154h. 14()().MSO/
Near beach, echool1, wahr, walk lo bch. 1mkr, no peta. 38A mo. Calf 7H•toe1
•hopping, M50 a up. 38th St. 11100/mo 28A. 708 Avocado "" low move In 549-033e. 2131433-'0os. CdM. 875-"34 ---.-C1 ,,,1•11 " 1'
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63 C'9en hOUN
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Friday, June 1• UBRA (Sept 23-0ct. '22): Chsna: F'rtdlly, hat 14
uat Wt Forae1: Cole Porter. mce1in1 pro"cs ucltlna, could CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jtn 20);
Gemini composer ~hose lyrics arc actually chanac courac of your life. An unusual amount of jockcyin1 fOT
unforgc111ble He became ram11iar Scenario h11hliah11 unorchodoxy, pos111on or inrrlauc appears lo be
with astrolOIY 11 result of his surprise, 1an11na. reunion wilh former laklna place on tfle work front 11 lhc
1nocla11on ""Ith "Brlcklop." fabled teacher Spot111h1 on career, moment Therefore, you may nO'N b&
chanteuse who c Pans n1ahtclub bu 1ncss, pl rorccd into a position whereby you
cacercd lo $uch a the Prince of SCORPIO (Occ ll·NOV 21)'. have 10 make a final choice, In turn.
Wales. Erne t Hemingway, Henry You'll u1ound many by display of leads co chc acverin1 of lonpland1na
M iller and other cclcbrnies More humor, 1nlcllectu1I curiosity. tic1 or connections.
Geminis (p c and pre<1en1) nor 10 be Attcncion also revolves uound AQUARIUS (Jan ll·Pcb. 19):
forgotten: John Wayne, Beverly Sill~, cravcl, education, scnllmcnl. New There arc bound to be momenta now
Bob Hope. George Bush, John •pparel "improves" body lm11c. when you have to count to cen, climb
l'enncdy, Jackie Muson and Joyce Sa11111rh1n fiaures promlnently. down or di"anec yourself ror a while
C11rol 011tcs. Travel. acch1mution SAGITI'ARJUS (Nov 22-Dcc. ll). if you wane 10 avoid a complete
fcalu rcd for many Gemini> an 1991. Current rules, rc,ulntlons mi&hl be break or aepiuacion in one particulu
ARIE (March 21·April 19)· annoyln1 but evcncually boomerana rela1ionshlp. Jusc how CJplOllve the
0111loaue w11h rnmlly memher in yuur f1vor You 'll leam more s11u1u1on could become will certainly
provides surpri'ICs, encouraacment. about invcntoty, account Ina bo 1pparcn1 nver tho nCJlt few dl)'I.
Focus on cravcl, communication, procedures. tu and license Pl CES (Feh 20-March lO): Faco
outlet for crea11vc energy Home rcquircmcn11. Suck to 1tl career or professional problem•
cnv1ronmen1 subject to "~uddcn CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): head-on and then set about
chanac." Vir10 11 reprc'Cnled_ Ir formation rcccl'Ycd help )'OU win rcorpnlzina your day-to-day rou11ne.
TAUR (April 20-May 20) lc'*I conln>\'eray. Actcntlon revolve Collcaaues or business u1ocl11cs
Domc1Uc ad1u11mcn1 featured, 11ound res1ora11on of credtbihl)', may be uncoopcracive and 11rct0mo.
includes musical 1n~1rument, an partne rship, marrnaac. Oain However. one w:.iy or 1nothcr, you
obJect, lulfu ry 11em If d1ploma111:, you indated via wr111en word Gemini mu11 be freed from unwantco
act aim t e1;eryth1n1 de ired oy plays role. commllmenh, rc,trlctlona or
fomna uc~. you could k>\C. Libra AOUAAIU (Jan 20-Feb. JI)· rci1nain11
i Involved , Fcxu• on lnc:omc, heller, timmty, ARIES (Motrch 2l·April 20)
CEMINI (~11y 21-Junc 20): ram1ly relation hip , Emplutment Alchnufh you k cl Y\>U ha\.'C bcco led
Outline hound me~. find out Cllactly pktvrc, 1t nnt con11dercd bi.at. up lhc prdcn parh recently -~n
what you c .. n clpctc u rc,ulc of brltJ\lent Sense of ficn uric by lridMdual you thou :ht to be
con1ribu1tun' Ddinc 1ctm\ You'll upward You'll receive urprisc offer. •Iii -in f1ec, you have now
recc1\fe p.1ymcn1 fulkw.o1n1 initial Ubra 1~d. • rc:ach(d • ma,or lurnt"t·flOlnt m
dcl11 Go'"I" could l'>ct,lmc acri u PISCl (Feb. 19·March 20): yrur life and nnc an which )">U •Ill
C'ani.rd, Accent myttcry, 1ntr11ue, 111mour. Mcomc: even more awar and
C-A.'IC'J-R (June 21 ·July 12) ()Ck: ~ rclauon hip cJ1Clhna, aomcwhu confi«n1 of you1 crc111YC atrllls and
htah . IJkc 1n1trntr~i:, &cl co heart or conttOYCraial, could lnYOIW ahort 1alcn1
m•llcl\ ( 1rcum,1ancc' 111kc sudden, lrlp. • ec roallallc, avoid ulf, TAUltU (Aptd 21·May ll): Nuw
41r11n""it 111rn 1n ~our favur. You'll docepclon. You hold "upper hand." your 1hcn1tlm roally mull b• have mnrc rc,pon ibilicy, you'll V1rj> lnwlvc:d. ..:entered on maucn of a ptlCllClll,
...,._...., ...... .__ .. \urv1vc a.:m"· tould h11 financial IF J U N I I • IS y OU It c;arccr, fin1nc11I or bu mcu nature.
J1dcpoc. llRTHDAV1 You havo "wrltor'a The Ntw Moon 1n Ocmini l1n1tic~ u.;o (July 2J-Aua. 22)· Yuu'll 1i1na1urc." You aro dynamic:, 1ha1 )'>U arc com1na up with ldcil• or
have acceu to eonlldcnt1al crc..WC, ftirta11ou1 You f.rcfcr hort tchcma which ahould dt pcl all the
1nr<>rmaUon. Fcu1, do11h1t, croeuwa I<> • Ml mca , You art .,_ .. end rean of tho paat few
u p1c1on will be er1d1carcd. Yuu II capablo or k:N1ns moro than one motltha
i.ltract w1dtr 11KJl\!ncc and i;oold be pcnun 11m11ll•ncou1ly You en~ GEMINI (May 22-Junc 21):
ln¥olved tn dram111c tcnarto. retctln1 mot 111an one "°'* 11 1 Jupiter, the ptanct of juRice H wtlf
0 r .. 11on wmpul1oryl 11mc. Ocm1n1, V1r1u. a1l1tar1111 11 pid funtlM, lit now n Joiluc
VlaGO (Aus Zl-SC~ :22) ttcU pmon1 play 1mrurtan1 iolel hi '°"' wfth Min. Whidl ~ --~
orl1luH17, darina, r11k-1ak1n1. life. Relat10Mh1p tteaun 11 tie11an1na 11-Crdorc, bnxJll ao arpmc•ll °'
h1dMd111h ~tty ndlffcrcnt Of tit moftth m1p1 bt 100 hoc nOt mte.fcrucc fnn thcilc ot .._,
bocor..c on1l11niu11c •lliCJ Bv to cool utr. You•u ltt\'CI in ~"9 faith. 1altnt «>r Mry ind b 'OMC ~ ... -.... ~~-al prcaent,. "dlfkrHt" format. 1D'I oc11l ecll\'tll • will acc:et6re11. do riredlcly What wlt1 ro-lleM
win plaud1u u1d nab. Leo l>Utnt oc ldJu tmcftt ,_.u,.. !.-<!AlllCll (June n;J.., 2J)· Aa
....,,_.._...._._.~• CMnted ~r. lh w.ct dun 10 • ~ ll MWt t-.._.;.._..;..;.~-~-----------------~ become Cf)'ltal dear 1ha1 11 ~nl
rlnaftdtl ltftMC*l'lt °' vftikfta "I
• mor trouble lhln It IJIUtlh tto•n•r, cry to opt IHll or
-d1scn1anate mlf wuhovt causin1
coo ~uch hard fcclina or cru11na
cun01<:ts of an 1ntcnacly pcrson1I
nature
LEO (July l•-Au1 23) You.now
ha~ lhc pov.errul comb1n1hon of
Min and Juptlcr in Leo co 1u1dc,
1uard and defend you. Therdorc. no
mut er what emotional or
profc•~ional 1ri1I or tribulation you
have C'fperienccd reccn11)'. )'OU muit
bcaln 10 reel dtc1dodly mo re
cncrsctlc, cnchusluOc and optimistic
aboul che ru1urc.
VIRGO (Aua. 24·Scpl. 23): You
have a reputation fur bc1111 1 rather
quiet and m lrlna lndividuol Now.
howe\'Cr, othcn are JOlna 10 ace just
how mU(h of a firebrand ,ov can be,
h1¥10I Cln1lly rcah:rcd what can be
achieved or aa1ncd by chanaina your
tactlca over career or profc sional
m111cn
UIRA (Scp1 l4--0ct 13): There is
no po1nt In sfmply c:cMnpl1inln1 •bout
lcM.d onet' a111tudc1 or bchrik>r.
You mutt find out why lhey cannot
Or Wiii nOC mUC nnn COl1\m1lmcnts.
Pcrh•pt )'OU h1~c ml read ccrt•un
m or -even worse -wtll now di-<Mr that a third part Is
deliberately m llu'' maa.chlcf,
SCOU'IO (Ocr 24-No¥, ll) The
Combined 1ftnixncct of Min 1nd
Jup11cr lt1 L:cc> rnay seem 10 UPJCI or
threaten IO mu~h ~~ bCI vcd 10 be
11fe and ICCUrt, HUWC\~r. Juplccr In
P'rtlc1.1lar 11Ytn1ually bn lutina
tucu :11'crcforo, duft't panlie, b111
limply ~!«Imo !he pro.pee! of "n
upheaval "' the worktna pactetll of
>'t>Uf hfc,
MGtlTAJtlU (Nov. 23-Dcc:. 21)•
F.nJC?f tu tho full all that lho
rem••ndcr of Ju.no hc.ild in 1 ire.
Y1111 hoc hid to t pc ""ICh
n11mld11111n1 1m11u011, •un1v1111on
and Crl't&llK>llAI llpiCI II forced Kl
m(Klil'V 1r.1vcl rlan I l~r. lhc
tide of fonun 1 hell.it 10 t11rn n
P nip,.rt" . i'B
FOR LEASE: Appro•
1000 8q ft unit, 2095
Placentia, Unit 4,
Coe1a M ... 12Mea
lnr!11·.11 .. 1' .·::\H
LSE: 2930 ColegalC,
CM, IOOO alf ,....,_,
W/8 220V/3 PH drcuftl
Rott dOOf. IOO llf ofc.
allm'I aye 7t ....... 1t2
lr'1, •'T,
f ir' '' i • I ' ' •(
HUIT IUCM 4 Piii
Mln'or ~. fM rm.,
tM• kltcha, 1f9 mnter
auttae, Aomat\ tubt,
lofb. l40o2tl'J ........
IWSST ltK.etOtC
In to to''° dep (hl1oue= Cell•-~
I 11 ' ' '
( ' : ' ~ • ' I
11*' '"'°'. If \'OUI lllTKDAY IS ON l±t~=~~:1~ RIDA\'1 U rclat 11vali or
_,etalon now want 10 rcnc.,.eate
ltftllt Of CC!illd•lloil then. ht """ of
"" fccllnc rathtr c:at1r11Kd, ~ •~~------~---°' lletfl7td. 1fw them f ifltlithelie ..._rlna. rt11her than io)iltt "If
c.JWCnurc or ohYC branch owt d hand
-and the mm1111 ,car parlllietd 1-;s!~;;;;;;~ &o be • memorable 1114 rtWJ~ I 1
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•
SlngM Mom/1tudent wf2 yr ofd In Dey C.,.
nMdl H .B. houM91t·
ting until end Of Aug,
Xlnt local r•f9. 'lli-
8112, 241·801t
Ne. Prof n-amkr, deM,
HOU8aK•aNR ~ twnhm nf botl.
1 dey a waatc. A•f«· ,am Pf.,, l.l'g bdrm,
encea . Newport lhr ~U1ff. Avt now.
Beach. Reply to Ad '400. d!plllt. 145-5572
1172. Clo Dally Pltot, No l!xp. Neceuary. * BUYINO ITEMS * P.O. Box 161(), eo... l!'etn '300 C..h dally • 1et0'• to 1950'• *
Me ... CA 92826. buytng merchandfM. ......., to Houlltloklt
Nanny-UV. In ~. Call 8AM·11PM ~ ....._lv..._ 173-C23 !ng. ·~Ing. get'f •• Sun .. 7t41MO-M11. , _____ .....,. ____ _
bOy 13. Own room. Now Hiring. FuM Service MTIQUI* COST~ME•'" * lido lal, NB. ~ 81atJon Anandanta. " -' July Aug . 1200/Wk , Pff 1931 NewPort Blvd. 2131$.1~ . c':n 1tO..n~ad. i::~~
OFl'ICI MIT •eooo Sq. Ft,•
Pff, 714/97&-2837. Mon-Sat HM. SW'l 12 .. •We Buy Md I.ii• PIT CMI QJVIR Co11•911m1n•1 We6oofM 'or the llderty. ** &42'8990 **
Employm1•11t ·J'..iO
~:~~·~Ill
train (213) 438-7407 __ Sa_•_·Tuee __ ._540-4...._._1 ... 0_2_,Antlque quilt• & doUa * COOK * pff POllTIOll Barbin . Vlllerov &
Mexican kltchan expe. Train fof -nt. No Boch China, ofd Jlw-rlenc. naceuary. "ff .. .,,,.... airy & maoazin.a & Oreg Of Qarv, exp raq. l!am l40C>-other coll.ctlbl", Fri · ' 700 wtc II-or lmeN!ew •'73-4447* call 71 4""32•9847 9AM. 982 Ooldenfod
N)M'N ASSr Dr. CM. 54M289.
We require a top, rell-Pitt Control Tech. OININO table/4 chairs.
able dadlcatad person Lloyd Pell Control St 500. Lamp table
to run our busy omc:.. Med• rout• tech1. We $85. Floof lamp 1150.
Strong computer, train. Mu1t heve good 5e&-4177
Appl1. rn< f''; bO 1 1 P~. typing, admln, drMng record. Drug ecctno akllla a mU1I. t11tlng requl'9CI. Call
Salary opan. Penna-Bob at 97~21 btwn nent ~hlon. NB. Celt 8em·12pm. EOE Kenmore W .. her, good Mr. Clmemiltl ll0-1tt9 ....;..;....._...__._.;..... __ I cond. $86. Newport.
R.N. '" 114/842-Ga79 w/e. or AUTO lllCHANIC For communfty cltnfc. 811171M'77&
F ff, xlnt benefit• 81..ilngual preferred, ~ply ChaVl'on, PCH bUt not required. Flex•
& MeeArlhur, CdM. I~ houri No hoff. • ......, daya or Sundays. Call 7 Tan """a. OOfdUrOy, Bartender TrlllnM1 o.o.N .... ,.. O""*'-z. ~~..,.,... ~
Ne4tdacl. Call: 4M-<M25 1~4-IOt1 m . 1 round l1IO . ......o372.
AMI &tete CerMfal 8Mutlful Sol loveMet
IUUTY Ul.Ofl •t~,ooo IMCOIR chefr, ottc:;91\. N..,;
••PUPPlll••
IS0.$250 Off
IVIRYPUPPY
• Akha • Amerlcen E1klmo
• Calm Terrier
•Chihuahua
• Cocker Spaniel
• Doxie • Golden R• trlever
• K ... hond
•Melt"' • Min SchneUllr
• P1kng1H •Pug
• Shlh-Tzu
MINI POT IELLY
PIGLET ac••NC• Dl•T
TRUCK LOAD UL• IAT, JUN• UI
•141 "3239•
MOVING SAL•. Oek
hutch $100 Con101e I
treck atereo • tape•
S50 AMIFM atereo
cu1ette, tum table.
1pkers $50. ConllOle
color TV, like new 9
drawer dreHer. Deak
S30 Anlq mirror ssn.
lamp• 110 ea. Garn••· cloth ... bOok•. pla.nts
All WMk t0-7pm. 423
W. Bey. 14 &45-9028
Newport Herbor Jey·
CM• Glent Rummage
PET\.ANO PAVILION Sele. Sat Juna 15, 9 to
OPEN 7 DAYS 3. 1851 Plec.entla Ave
t8374 Beach Blvd '"' CM. Clothing, applt-
ml So 405 twy. next ancu. furniture 10t1
to T1r91t Between ....;.o_f _m_lac;..;.... -----
Edinger and Hen SAT only w . Bicycle,
office 1uppH11. hou••
Black Lab, 16 mo, nau-war••· cloth•• & Iota
tared male, FREE to of other gtMt 1tuff.
gOod l\ome. 148·7508 381 Flower Str"t
aflar 4PM Yard Sale. Sat Juna 15,
I to 4. IM9 Junlpero
Or. CM.
~ nMdad full AMllltiC fof S 8IMgra. cond. oak tftm. ~
time, 155/da{.4 Tues Agta 9tatt at 10-1~ ftc:9 1325. 141-3418. Mui Top of ..,. Une 12• Kite Sall~ 1325 :~~. ~~~ be ==.;. ~ llO Cryatlll, ruo-. furnfture, Racing Me Our•Ace 3 Surf Skll (nHr ~~.-A---to your comm'all lampa, new u••n component•. 1100 new) 715e-91oe.
-----• £11 'd lie Admln .uo Md, wom«i'a ctotn-oeo ~1 ro~~r"'~ = .J Jeen ?a1..... Ing. etc. f2t-IM4 Schwinn Mounteln 81ke,
E•P In handllng MATIOMWID9 UU Fr9neh tradltlonll lrg tr frame lt:5 Call 1952 'Woodle" Chrl9
Pnwl·r 80.1!, i'O 17
Cf9'#9, akllla In con-coffM table & mat~ 17~4 . Craft 11' Sponaman
cr•t•Jm11onry, •It· RllTAUUNT HILP lnO aota bllck tebte. Run• bout ·tr a II• r
:'u'!;. -::-· A':::o;:; NMdad, 1ummer only. = ~=-W::: '.1k'; lt.OOO
55t.eeeo
Con ,, Or111. prap cook•. aai. new Paid 13700 Nfl
~)l11lf'111,,
l 1t II )(j•, t 1l )t.11 S.111 An.th ,·ti 1 ·l
91. o. 9011 114• a01. Celt 494-9850 for s130o. 780-9767 eve HMf*'le, CA 92sq, JuM Bob Brend n..,, Llfecycle. 13' Capri s.It BOllt with COUNTili iiL•• ...;;.;.....;_o;..r_-..· ____ 1HO\nefUI of Fuml1ure, 11800 OBO. Never traUer. Excellent aall
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Aellaurant many entlqu.a. 991 t UHd. 641 .. ,.,.1. awey condition. 1895. 0 ••· eY•rage • n•ID,.. Sliver &trend, HB.1-----.._,., _____ , Jaren 714/538·7812 ~~4:8'~'°:: WWIU 1_983-...._._.2 ... 2_12 .... _____ , PEEK·A..-80011 even or 7141983-1111
son. no Op!! 9". C M. Sor.tiov .. Ht MOO for ___ Wl_n_2_0_1_nMfl ___ 1_•;.;.•.;.;t • ...;2;.;;39--w.-•-•.;.;k.;;.da~ys.~-
DlllV a.a.ry 9300 fof OR WAITIM bothl Oak dining rm Very rare 1875 1urf 1?• CATAMUIAM
b "' .. __., ••M 2 ........ _ tt>le $250. Oek enter• boll.tell (Oltt Ouna), 1 + TRAILER u,..ng m91C·--"· I ..,. •1 .......,., talnment cntr 1326 red, 1 b-... 1 .... 500 NACRA 5.2 w/aca..-No •P n.c Call eAM· /'30C).$5()0 par week ..,. -p 11~M. M on.Sun at Futon 175. ue-eo11 both. '42.()493 '4W714 aorl ... s1,200 ( U·
7141 ..... ,, Call Diena In Tuttln, .. ----------------·Hse-·)·6;.5CM_4_2;;•;.._ .. ..... , ... Of Mark DATA PWlllOR In C.M., M1.0t?4 ,, ff, ""' COMpeny .,..,.
•'"•· Cell Barbat• fof RITAIL IALll •eec. MO-IOOt. ••c.-nt ~
D.LIVIRY "you.,. fri9ndty, out• P'9 & mawr., we
TNUll8DAY8 may~a_...po.
O .. LY. N•w ap aper ~ to lft YG4.lf ..-. row••• ave"a--. In etyta naede. ~ c ............ ~· ..... ~ .. ··~·,' • •• • .. .. • "'*' ptMe, AfJtltt 1:00 AM. 10 10 00 In '*'""• ~ Co. •
A.M Up. to t10 00 par aout'1 CoMt ~ No
dey. c., Inf 1n941,. pMf'9 c'rot--ance requl'94. Call .._ __ .....,...,.._._.. __ 1 ..a~. iiTAiL iliLii ~ :~id~o::=i
.......... ... ... 1...0.M!y
lu"""99. "" Md llTAI. Ill.II ,,. "'°'°' .... o-n. .,.. D•llver down w omen• •PPH•I.
,_.... --IMIP9r ,MNOn ......,,.. ...... .......... , ... ::::::, end..:=-= fHhlon oonaoloua, hewe ........... .,,., _...c..i.._ ............. __ 1_.,_ .. _. __
CUfreftl l .. ~anoe • ._.. .. ,.. .... .. ~:-:·-.--........... --........... ...
·uPTO •eoo
PER MONTH * 10 COl.LECTIOllS *
Early morning motor routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
CALL 642-4333
HUMTING'ION BIAOI, carrA ~ .
NEWPORT BEACH. rotJNTAIN V AUIY,
IRVINI I LAGUNA BIAal
~ ' ' ' ~I'\ I
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Cell ae-TIMa ... ••n CheYy 1 .. 7 Pleko\.lp
8334521,
Ar1t1.;\1··
Cl,i' ·, · · 10.1 ·J
Try the classifieds. What's junk
to you is o treasure to someone
else. For only $13.44 you get
4 lines for 7 days. Coll today.
642-5678
INCREASE
YOUR
REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
~~
$2.80 per day
Thet'a All you pey
for
4 lnee. 30 day minimum
ill IN
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For more Information
CALL TOOAYll
ASK FOR LOIS
Your
Service OlrlciOt'f
Repraentattve
842-4321
Ext 310
R~ Pro t 5 Yf'I
Power Rastretchlng
tnat.all NeW a UMCI
F aaV541·1 t72/Servlce
C"rnf'"t
H.1rirlv r,1 1ri i: 1 ( L ' , I ' , • '' I •
l I .' ' • • , '
T oppe•llll•M•¥• L••"• ..,....,.... 751-347&
D"OUQHT Re1latent
Malnt.., & fUll MM<:e. *** REllODELINQ Fac e -mt. trrlgetlon, eu.torn work, EJec:,. cotor. queltty c.,. a .,,.,.Orlvewaye~atlo• Carpentry-~umb.· aflordUle a.. ~13 =• .::. ~~-= Fencn ~89&-3111 DustJ't Lawn .......
Crl'11 ,,,,, · 1' .'ti
Mickey 536-0553 1 CAU DOES IT ALL Monthly'Wkly or 1
_O_R_T-IZ-CO--'N-S;..;TR;,,;..U;.;CTl;,.;.;;,O_N Oe" contractor at tlma ,.,_ '! 241·1 &40
Ma.aonry-Concrete Pe· handyman price• OAROENING-,ull ""'
tloa-Orlveweys Paint. Small & Ilg repel,. of l.and1c ape•pr•nklr•
Llndc.tipe MM !Ma.3098 fence•. patloS. plumb-1od·mow .. dge..c:lnup,
C er il rrn c
lies ,!S.'8
Ing, alee , ptuter, dry· ,... ra1ea . He-2718
waft. ln1/elC1 peln11ng, Land.acape Remoc:t.llng
kitchen, beth remc><MI SpeclAIUat•
& a a d Ill o n • l 1 c Re-fendac.epe w /color
JACK K•MN•DY TILE 499197 Aaa 839-4900 All phaa" l.and•oepe
& MARBLE. INSTAll. All .... ldenttal & comm'I CrNttve Oealgn
REPAIR All types repaint A malnt R .. 1-ftl••llltl• w ithi n
f p .. ... .. & ............. reur bud9etl o aver• Washing .. Re"-even .... 2.-27 !MS-7505; C27-3$39M Seahng 497-5&85 •• """' ...
THE ORIQlwai »T. MAJWTllMUC• P"O~. GARDENING & ,_. ow-, ...... np. In MAINT 10 )'f'I = OW tht TILE MAN Attt Melnt we c.n A .. 1eomm X'"'
leaky ahoW9ra-Acld handle anything lhort Victor ertfa IMS-8748
wa1h A ~n>ut New of a mejot OYeJhaul 11t0tt•a GARDKNINO
6 Repair Bathrooms-Newport S.ach • Quality yerd care r ...
ShoWer door-a l(ltc· Coeta M ... • Hunting· retea 1 :l yr HP NB/ PUa&.IC NOTICI ,,loora·Plumt>lng Ltc. ton Beach Ar ... Call CdM only. 831-1172 :: =·m~~. ~~ 2~yr1 o c en~ m:r ===-THI GREEN SCDI
QUIRES thet all uaad, Tll• & Mert>le Install & L.Mn-T~ household g o od• repelr Prompt a«· Complete M..,,VAepalr Sprinlder lnltallaUon ~ "" "t No job Plumb-ai.c ..carpentry T T "' movers. print their 10 0 a mall Frank paint. "entel prop r" nmm1"9 nln'OVal
P U.C Cal T numbef, T• ........ • 8.,7 1.,.,. °"' 1~ S4M7t 7 lawn Ma.nt 6 Ct.MnuPI 11mo·1 a Cheuffeur'1 ......... · "" • ·~ =.:r Roiotilling •432-8804•
pnnt thaU T.C.P """"'I TILE ln1talled Repa•rad DAN'a Homa18uaines1 at. Uo. 1•eM:aa
ber In •It a~I ... "'MIPI CcMI-. s.r-..e. ·~ Ofywd menta If you have e FrM e11 & Referencea Carpemry a Painting
queatlon abOU1 the ... John& SMlby...-..111 _Bonded ___ 1M_s-_1_S2_2 __ 1
M.1 .... , HH y 3828
W£ Giii Shel ..... ToglltW
T°'91 lm.rlor Remod-eq Setv. AllWlee To
The Crazy a33-71 72 •
PPt SPrv1ces 3870
HOUOAY AEUEF T\.C fOf peta & piam. oc t'IOma owner· tZyra
JClnt ,.. 751 .e365
P1,1'.:>'• •
R1 ; ' 1 r •• do()
Pli irn b1 ng 38'W
24 Hr EDD•M&SS22 ·
HEA TWG f PlUMBNG ;
Lie 5'187l V:s1.M.lster •
PLUMllNO
All jOba Low pncea 40 p
... ""'" s Y' ~ $250 S..Ward & Co &41-4203
PLUMalNO repair and
remod .. lng Done by
prot .. •IOrull• 25 yrs
1n NB area Prompt,
1ntelhgen1 & neet.
THE FLYNN CO. U~.
262821 Call ~ 1090
R.a.DIMOS by Tarot
Card. Past·P,.aent·
Future Well knoM'I in
other counll'iea53e-9652
Roofing \· • 1 t) gallty Of • mOYer. limo AX UP YOUR HOUSE "•MOD•L-MdJtlena
or cheuffeur, Cell· I do en t reclee MASONRY·BRICK & 8alboe lllend Rooftng
Public utllllea Com· Lew ~tCMt• BLOCK WORK. Bond & Repalra. Ucenee. ti Cl1'.m111q
ml111on 714-$5M1&1 Call Jey sso-~ uc·d ••• ••34 ln•Uf. 25 yra exp F,..
HANDY ANDY Eat. '1n evt e75-60M,
Sprv1ces J'.dH
A11pl1 111,··"·
SPr1.•11 'l.'h
. ":IT "' .
All Mall•• and Model• ~ SelY 411.o!IS
3021 ·B Hart>of DI C M
APPLIANCI! REPAIR
1~ OFF ~ic. Chg
wtad SS>adlffz• In an
brand• Quality work.
.. ai pnc;e a M He
A· t·· ·.. {I lO
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,.,R!llABlE HOUH Cleln-
ing by the d1y L.oc-'
.V.1 Xlnt ,.feNneee
Call Yolanda 63 t ·SM7
•uav B IEK tervtoea
LlcJbonded Metch
'"Y l dVll'ttlaO retes Combo house & yard
m1 1nt D one t h •
ltJeh wey 843·9020
CUMERS CLWIHtQ
Horne & am I omc.
detaller• S prln w
o .. entnw apeoleUet 'r" .. , t1e-t221
DOOfta INa TA&.LD
Window• • Sllder1
C•blnell FrM eat
(114)~
DIKOKD IUCTRIC
•4t0779
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141-13IO
FA MAN U CTAIC
<>uaftty IOb L.ow prtce ,, .. •t. 14hr LI 117
•{714) 744·M>41•
..
Elec·Plumb·Pelnt Lt
cerpntry. etc 83 t -4043 1
ft DO SV.•et'TNlNOI
Mechanle.1ll, eiec1oea1.
[>alnllng (bollt'dock.)
&ay a. SYO •n.stn
We'd love to t.M• ear•
of your norne r.c ..
ref, 714'73t•tt11 01
7 4•'-1 He Lv M••••ve
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A•TWAM OARot!NI
MAINT. 11 yre eaper., ~t1&Y~Oat·
~htvM14911
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UC/bOndMI
tiny ..,..,.MCI twe
Combo YIW'O a HouM
Ma nl. O•tt• •'-• ......... M34GIO
an.•••noun M .. M.ge There~ In
Chiropractic Ofric.. ln.-
accpcec:t. Lil& 943-80S3
•A-1 MOVING* T»tm
CLEAN A !XPERT
FOf e JOb W.tl Donal Setwlo 0 c tor 11 yra
Uc T-1$11. ... 2
~ lnllng Paperhanging
Old CCMJntry prof,
Cu tOll'\ mt ect.
Lte 220t02 "4-M1'1
Rt>nH 1t1,,l111,:
& Add1!1C1t'', •. ''
v111en1 Con1trvcuon Co
Room addnlons, ,....
modeling, quellty
WQttl. *480817, ,,.,.
Ml-7107.
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WMellf at (71') '1 ~ -8u11st 111 -CAIH, A ,. ON .. e1-eo 'OR J. DUNHAM DM;:NOI ~ It 11 LUHHOL'D OHD 0' TO .~~M"!Je ~ ~ •tllhtd <>r.,.. ea-111111 HIRI CHICK DMWN .. STIWAltT. AUTHORIDD -""'-7 1• 1Wt ' ' T""9T ANO HCUAITY 0# T""9T me la the IN'N Cely "°4 JMN 14. 1111 "*'"Is• The---.......,. .. STAT! 0" NATIO= AQENT fOA OAW> 1 . llO-' ' ~ AO......,,T MTH ,_. CURfTY AORaHtlUIT
at1t Olstric:t. The r:1M .. IMH ll8Me dOing ......... •: &AHi(. A STATI OR W 10ftC1 MOllfD ,Ofll A COHO!. ltONMltn Oil RINTI wmt AU~ Gr
c:onalsll of the ~ ............ 'ACUM!D, 7'11 W•ntr EfW. CMOn' ~~~ 110HAl. US! PfMlfT TO --a.. •11--ANO · ,IWTURI 'fUNG: W'9 N#IJ fl1X'NM ,_, The 1Q11ow1ng ~ are A¥9, ... H. ~ A STATI OA .... ~ U-Au.OW A MOIONAl. Of. r--'1RST AMUfOMIHT TO INCi; and Al8ICINMINT Of'
1 ~ Watet doing ~ ••• lellch. caw. IM'1 ~VINOS AHO LOAN AS· a 1111 -"Cl ~ AOOICY AENT·A. IU--LlAH..OLD DUD Ofl LIMES. Conur1lon ProJtct. .....C MOTICI (a)TliE INN AT COSTA Calc:otp, 7155 E H~ SOCIATION ~ICtllD.... ., .... ' CAR IN A 1,711 SQUARE n.UIT AND HCUf\ITY ............. l*d on:
Projects 30151, 3(HS3i ~ .__ .. ._.... WILL ~ESA (b)INN AT COSTA Ave. Sfa. 505, o.Mr, CO THE STAT£ ~ C~~ ..... .. ffOOT 8UfTI Of AH EX&ST· f!~. AQAll!MINT WITH AS-J4AY 1, 1•1, AT 1:» ,.M. 301~ 301!1&, 30157 ana PU8lJC ..__.. MESA, 3151 Hatbof 8IVd • IOt31 NIA (pa~ at ,,.,,... "' ING 20NI IOUAM ~OOT ..---llONMIHT ' M AfNTI IN lMI LOleV TO THI
30151 ~*'In the aiy 8E HEU> IV THE COSTA Coate,.. .... Cahf 9292(1 Thi• bU11ln• .. It con-Hie In lewfUI money~ ...... ... rwo:aro1n O,FICf MOTIC• TO D ...... ANO '1XTUM AUNO: ...... BUILDIHO LOCATIO AT
ol IMne Orange (:ounty In ME~ itl.ANNING COM-Loc19lng ManaQ«Mltt S..· dueled by• an lrldMdUlll United 5'att1) at .. ""'"' ( .. llee ,.r ..... t le IUILOINQ WITH OUT· Min's .CAilltN e ~ ASltQHM!HT Of l.!Ala H 1 IOUT H LIWll the VMtigee ol DMrntld. MlsaK>N AT, TRHE"""'iW ~. lr\C., Caltlornla, 1734 Th• regl11rant(t) com-ENTRANCE T000 SUIT~= U0C .............. DOOR STORAG! OI Ml •t Ui1 M. °°='in tN Pf°'*1Y '*llllllfter ST'MET. ORAHGI. CALJ. University Park, AllnchO HALL. '11 Al "'" • S Hart>of 81Vd., Anaheim, mtnced lo ltenwt ~ (SECOND Fl R), .... • ... 1411111 UOC "RNTAl VfHICl.U, l.(). ~-·· ~ l'OANIA t2911
San Joaquin, Gr"'1WM, COSTA MESA, CAUfOA. ~f. 92802 ,,... under Ille Plctlllout IRVINE BLVD., TUSTIN, .... et ... ICIMlltl CATIO AT i161 MO Heu. M "'°
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T... T .. UITOA: JIACHE"S Al the tame of IN Wlilll SmolletrH, Oran.11•trH, NIA. AT 9:30 P.0M·8~8 ASLE T,,la bu1lne11 11 con-llualne11 Namt(a) 11-.ct CAU,, all tight tltl9 and.!:; NOTICm .. ~ AVEHUE 1H A Cl ZOHI. PUNDt .....-,• ALL-PllO MAHAOIMINT & fNVUT. ~•fton QI 1t119 noctc.,
Th• Rallch Ind Raeq .. SOON AS p • dix:ted br,. COfPQration abOllt Oft' Mey 14, 1'91 ,., .. , con\19Y9d lo fNWIOHM!NTAl DETER·~ MENT ~TION. A !tie toe.i amount of 1M"""
Club P1rk TN project le to THEREA"EA ON NON· The r•g'11tran1(1) com· A lalllntlcl now held by ll ~ Nld QMlll ..... a Mllll .... MtNATION: EXEMPT. lllTD""91a. "!_C~ a CALIFOf\NIA CORPOfllA· paid oa!atlCe Of !ht ~
Jn9tall reclaimed waw ... DAY, JUlY •• 1181. RE· menc9d to transact bual· ™• II••~· ... llled Deed Of TMI In the prc>p-............. ........ 2. "lAHNINO ACTION PA.· ................ -· TION hon MC11r9d by the aboll9
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y1t1m• 10 1UOPl'Y GARDINO THE 'OU.OW• nesa und..-the Fiet1Uou1 With the County CS.II of 9'tY lltuated In 1alc:f County T1'e .... _. ..,.._ 91 ·U FOR MICHA.EL 1 ........... U, ..... 9'NEl'ICIARY· CAPITA.I: delCribed dMd' Of tn.ltl
rec:llllmed wat« IOf lilftd. INQ APPUCATIONS.LLOW lutlne11 Name(1) lllled Ofange Coo!\ly on May 1', and State daacrlbed 11: ,.. .. 1•.i w .. h RALKE, AUTHORIZED ...._ BANK Of' OALWO..NIA. A ~ .. llmatad cotta ....
te1pt Irrigation of J)al'lla. IFGANY~~~,f~ CHAi.: ebOY• on: NIA. 199t DHt•tT "A" Hllef area Wlllll•R AGfNT FOR CHRfomoS S'tttt ~ .. HING IUD CAUFORNIA BANKING AS. p.tn .... and acl\ltne* It str ... acapea and aHOCI· IN A ni Bharat Pate, Pruldanl 1494180 Pat<* 1: LANDIMANN a10 ClR FOA A CON 8Y MAlllTIPPI (A U.. SOCIATION lt,At,111635,
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o.>y ~too • ., t4, 3', •ho CIOy of"-"-... ...... -0-~COVEAY FACIUTY TO A 1 .... -TAIC, .. " ..... No. '1~•:: • limo of -.:: ._ J:I ol '"',r'"::'.':,!':,'; , .. SUEO SOMEONE RAISES o .. .,.. °"""'' ~ Moy ' J""' 1. "· , .. , "°"""' of ......... ,.,,Of UMT 20 HD PSYCHIATRIC -Of """!:'..=...Of~ l"" ~-..... m~:: ~ AT THE P\J8UC HEAA"«l '"' P•OMH ..... C"'°'""• " P" mop ,... ..... ........ n o HEAL TH FACILITY LO. y,. -........... =.. ""'---c=. JUNE 7 "°' ·~ '"""' A"""h W"w DI• DE?l\'ED 1~N ::'~fn".~ -....... "°"' m .... "31. PogN '1 .... VALUCLa&ll CLaA ... CATEO AY ... PLU"';\' OM NYS ..... -of """ ._;.. °" lof. T.it. mMca CO. ~r::: ·~~".:.:= rz:::~~fo'O~E~ :"'. ~;""" ... "· ... PU~~~=~CI ::.: ::r::..:i ... -= ··-........ =r.g.=~i:~·· ;::":".: .. '".-;:.::: ~ . ...,.. :-u-:.:= ';."'.'"'::! ~-';,fy :: '"' "';..,,"'.:: NONO COMMOSS""'7 AT. fy • F.S72 ........ ·-EXCEP'flNQ THE= - -10•0-< PUHNINQ ACTION PA· ''" ........ •I .... ·~~SIHOLO IHTERIST ~A, -hlaA -
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commercial d• OR PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC at•lement all oil, oU rights, ' weed ttr ta.e aeller 91-51 FOR PAUL AND covr1, TO THE FOl.LOWINQ: retarr. e01 8e•t ..
Y9iopment k>t bounded by HEARING The fOllowing pef'tOnt ate mlntrW right•, natural gas ......_ .... ...-e nw.. KATHLEEN LUDGATE FOR A .. H•r or photM cetl PARCEL A.· LeWfe It •• Onft9itt CA McGiw Ave and PulllT\ln 1 PLANNING ACTION PA-PUILIC NOTICI dolnQ bualneu •• rlgtita, and other llydrocar· ,..,., • ...... 1'r-. A. COHOl'TIONAL USE PEA· wMI not prelMlt roul PAACELS fl AHO 1, niE neeeJ?t4t ....,.,_,
St (APN 43().1 11-08) Ben. 91·5' FOR LINDA L HOR· GAl,.FlN LANDSCAPE, '65 bona by wha~ r-.rne .....,, .,.. ...... MIT TO EXPAND AN EX· wour trpewtltt.n , .. COUNTY Ofl ORANGE. " A AU.MU. nm """"" ~· '"' .... .,ci., ;g::. ~~"g§~=~ ...:.::..""::... w ...... T•~"'-°"'' ·-.... ""' .. ..... --.. -1$11~ ~~~. 'J.'I; ...... MUOI •• In $TAT£ .. CALIF~; u•aCTH -~~~~ :i'~1~":.::'= i~~g.~~I"~ ~ -Z:::..-::."-.... '.: °'':l'.:;.1~ ... ~ =:.=.:.:-;: ::;:. =~ ~ ;~~~c~~~m:-:~ =:.:.'":!::':'.".: =~ .. :~ ·~ :':.:. o:.::'11.:l :;.~,~m'""' ,,:.,,, " MOT TO AU.OW THE YS! ..... ..,_ .,. ';l · "'::: .., W ''" St. -wtth 11" ......... LMAICJIFA, .. IOlt .... BUOLOINQ LOCAT£D AT -''"'· PAACEL MAPS IN TI« Of. L-TOLS-dentil•eo lrom 1h1 environ-OF PARKING LOTS C • SPE"CIAUZED DATA PRO-T~ Cahf 92680 right of drilling, min.ng, ex lntlureh Drtw.. WHt· 213' NEWPORT BOULE· "JOU M net Ne JOUF FICE OF THE COUNTY RE· NUM•aRI 091 T"I
men11t Check1tst and tn11t1t D" AND "H" ON~':£ CESSING, 3872 Blrranca Thia ' buslneu 11 con• plorlng and operating mht•t•r, Callf•rnla VARO IN A C2 ZONE. EN· ,..~ on thtM, JOU CORDER 0' ORANGE DAY a•POlll TM•
Study ANGE COAST c Plcwy .. IMne, Calll.1211• dUC1ed by CO-partnef• thefefOf, and storing In and ., .. , VIRONMENTAL DETER-_., .... the ..... ~ COUNTY, CAUfOANIA UL.al (1t4t ..... ,.,
3 Dy" AMd W"""'" CAMPUS ~ ~ Jod< 0. W-.... , 0 -· Th< "•"'""'!<) <O~ , ........ Oho »mo •om Tho ---MINATION· EllEMPT r••• ,,.,., lftOOOf EXCEPTONQ TH .. E""™ OCO (ltOI ft?-w" No ' ........ ''°" ....... A OR 1 ....... ""'· .. ,,. ....... •o ""'""' ................. "" -""'· .. -.. ....... • PlAHNINQ ACTION ... ••• .... .. ALL MONERAL.S, PETR<> • ... h • 0 •••• ana
1~t2 Located 1n the GENERACOUTE~Y F= LO: This bu1lne11 It con· neu undet the F1C11llous Including the right 10 whip· ~Ur• fbtVN• ..,,,._ t1"69 FOR JTCR AR1i~~ ~ 7,_,, turther LEUM GAS AND OTHER .. ...!.., !_.! .....: ......
c11y or S1n11 An1 Orange ANGE • ducted by: an lndMdual Busineu Name(1) lilted dt9C11onall dnA ' • TECTS, AUTHO ta .. en HYDROCARBON SUS. _. -· ..
Co.inly 11 the 10\/lh-ll CATED AT 2701 FAIRVIEW Tha regl1trant(1) com-aboW on· Aprtl 1 1991 Slodl Of 1 y lief me"' ...-lftefy. ,,...._ AGENT FOA PACIFIC BEU WHnlnt fre1n th• S TANCES EXISTING t4, 2t, II, tHt cornor of snopp1ng center ROAD IN AN I ANO A menced to trenud bual· Ketty L I.ff ' and rnioe !tom lands ol n•me, ........... 1"te,. ,OR A VARIANCE FROM
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p1rking 101 b01.mded by ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAl neu under the FIC1111oua Thia itat..-nent wa1 !tied than thOM htrelntbove CS. HI llnd t"""HeMenh, BUILDING HEIGHTS RE· T._.,. .,. othiw ..... niE SURFACE OF SAID ---------
811s101 Ave and Seger· ~~R~~~~~~A ~~· 8u1ln1u N1me(1~ 111= Wltt1 the ~nty Clerk 0111crlb4ld, oil or gu wells, and oevenMt Ml to =~E~1 <fE~~:a: re .. hem•ftta. Y.v...., AEAL PROPIRETY P~5: PUIUC llOTICI strom St (APN 140-251-1) I OR REVIEW aboY• on: January • Orange County on May 29.1tunnelt and 1haft1 Into, compel• Md _.. ... \. ONJUNC'flON went ta
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.. , M et• SCRIBED A80V , Benef1c111111s 1r11 the Dll· (AVAILABLE F Jack 0 . Waller. Jr. 1891 through Of ecrou Ille 1ut> o.tM •h laG Weal Wit. POSED INC t ,..... _ _., tf VIDEO, HOWEVER, THAT 1'1otttlwa
1nc1 s customers M111g1Uon '°OR 21 DAYSSI AT THE Thia •lalamtnl WU m.d1 '4HH8 l•utfaca '011119 land herein· eon ~tr••I Co•te WITH HE CONSTFROUOCT Mnef .. _., --.,; D ORANTOR HEREBY EX· .......... N ..... 811
ures 1re dallne In the PLANNING OM ON>. With the County Clerk O Or C aat and t • TION OF A 9 '9U .,.... PRESSLY WAIVES THE ~icuu1on ol 11gnlllcant FOR FURTH EA INFORMA-Orange County on June 'T, Publlth•d ange o 28 1 above dHCft~. .: M •a• t Ca I If•' n I 8 SCREENINCl WALL ON tMneJ. ,_ IMllf oall an RIGHT TO ENTER UPON atat.......t
vllonmental ott1c11 H TION ON THE ABOV! AP· 11191 Dally PHol June t•. 21· 'j bottom 1uch Whlpllock 12127 THE ROOF OF AN EXIST· atte....., ......,.., .. .-THE SURFACE OF SAID The tol1owtng Pff90N .. ~':.,"l"d ooom Oho E""'...,. PUCATIONS. Tl!LEl'HONI! ....... Joly O. ,,., 01 dO,.<llo"'UY d•mod T.. ..I. .... le ... INQ 31 FOOT HIQH TELE· v1oo •• o -old ... REAL Pft"'ERTY FOR Tl<E ............... m~ool C-K""' '"" '"'"" 75'·5''5 OR CAU AT THE ""°'""" °'"'"' c,.n F-!731-•· '""""' ""' "'''' londod I• .. -PHONE EQUOPMENT Cle• (11<7•0 In th• PURPOS< OF EXPLORINQ FLEi SOFIW= ~ Study OFFICE OF niE PLAN-08ffy Piiot JuM t• 21 29 undet and beneath or b9-matM at the .tne• of BUILDINO TO SCREEN phone book.t FOR OR PRODUCINQ THE Gl9fl effete. A.,.,,,,. DKOru"'~ loo NONG OOV!f~?/t· J'.~:' Joly5 ''°I • ' ' PUIUC lfOTICI y~d "" '""'°' ·~" USTIEDI HCROW, THE NOISE :ll°;"=~ -.. · ......... MIN .. AL8, PE111Q= ".:: ~ W.ln , ... '':!.!\':':".:.i.c:·~::;:, ': ~~~T.''•ESA. CAUFOR: • ..... .. ............ '"'"'· ~ INC., ..... Colo .... ~Tl!'ll'°.l.4 ., .. OR· • .....;. ....... -~."'c:'. o~~~t.NcES ...: """'· """' .M ....
c, rov11 b lht Board NIA Plotttt.u• tunnel, aqlllp, m11ntlln, r• Bhrd.. lie. 100• Lff ANGE AVENUE IN AN AP Judtctal u•t-4 tfene un 50 RESERVED, IN DEED Calif 92627 ~fuJ:fect0t• 0
Y 1ne 0111rlct Pul>Ushed ~ Cout PUBLIC NOTICE kalMH Netne pair d"pen and oper1te Ant•IH, CA 1004t ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL plaae .. ~ DIA8 ~-RECORDED JUNE a. 1977, lni1 bu1lne11 11 con· 1
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meeting10 be held on 0111y Pilot June 1.l 1991 ltat•....nt any 1uch ~11 Of mines, and th• anllolpet•d DETERMINATION: EX· llNDAJUOI p.,e pr• IN BOOK 12231, PAGE d\lded by an lndMd\tal
JOy 8 '"' ot ""°'"~ F596 F1o111Fouo 1ho -... ..,_, '" ........ -· "" ..... , ........ lo -2, EMPT -" -..._,. 1231 OF OFFOCIAL T•• "•""••11<1 = ...... ...... Com~M• ........ Mamo ~ -"i.o ON ............ ,, __ ·-· '"' • PUNNINO ACTION ~ -• -·I•• .. AECOODS. """' .... """';'-.... ':;":, ~::~•::~:,E: PUIUC NOTlCI ,.. ,.::,.-:::..,. "' f~!f!~~.1~i :::::.~,,. "".: ;: ... ~;:-:..=.:: :::: ~tl? ~J::1i:. '~ ::· o """•-~~~ ·~~ :--!" ~:~,-11" on lhl ag I 1'1otttteue doing l>uWlen U lain Valley, C•hf 92708 fMt of Iha subsutfaee of tonn C........,.olaf Code ROTHSCHILD INDUSTRIES d• t ... fonloa no .. of• ~Cll.ITIES" AS MORE O.tll Whill I lkalneu....... SOUTHWEST PHYS•~.:: OouglH l . Magouaon. lhe land 119"9\nabove ct. a..11oft •1oe.L FOA A CONDITIONAL l}Sf t'K9ra prot•colon; .... PARTICULARLY DEFINED Thll ltlttfMnl WU fu.d
atat.......e THRAPY, 28732 Crown 109•4 La Tenau AWi • ICtlbed, aa r"91Wd In lhe The MnM Md ed-PEAl!tllT TO ESTABLISH A rHpu9eta Nrtte a m• IN THE GENERAL CONDI· f'lth the Councy Clafk of ~fonowlngpenoosatl leyP•ll'Mts,::'':l~1lMi1-,ounlaln Valley. Call! deed from the IMM Com· .. ,. •• •f th• perMft RESTAURANT (WITH quln• tl•ne qu• TIONS OF GROUND Oranoe Cooot'; CM'! May 2.
Oi~iH NOllflS
MEARES
Louie H. M11rt1
Passed away June
10. t991 age 97,
born September 3.
1893, Florence So
Carolina He is sur·
vlveCI by son Ric h·
arCI Meares Nor1h-
por1 N Y daughter
Dorothy Coburn ,
Fountain Valley, CA;
9 granClchltClren: 11
gr••l·grandchlldren.
Memorlal s •rvlce1
today. June 1 • at
2 OOpm F"ll Unl1ed
MethodlSI Church,
18225 Bu1h1rd,
Fountain Valley In
heu or !towers dona·
hons may be made
to the above church
1n Mr Meara1 name
......... u llU ...... ,
Moftuary * Chapel cremation
110 Broactway
ea.ta Mesa .......
'lt.~.~"'T..i •• ABtE ".i'::. v:"' ... : ... 20'1 .... ':.': buolM« .. •o~ ..... • M-"°'":" ............ 1 .. _ .... ~:~~NO.:~ ~~~ CUMOll• ... ... .... ""i'' ..'lo'c'"~.~E .:.~ "" ··-
CLEANERS. I07 E BalbOI Va rd1 Suite lOl. Long dUC1ed by an lnd1\lldual rallOn, recOtded June '. M ftlM t9 UaTalDll COMM~0ACIAL BUILDING ~Id"" ....... ap. IHrWEEN MYERS-0 HILL p ilhed Ot Coul
BIYd Balboa, Celif. 92662 Beach C.ltf 90815 The rtgl1tranl(1) com. 1962 a1 INtrument No 82 UCllOW, INC., 240t Wini 200 FEET OF RESI· ropledn al ustM qui• ~fo A CALIFORNIA UM· ubl aoge24 31
,.,,;., ..,_, 660 S P""'"' A '""'· 3'•50 """"" oo '"""" .,,, ....... ol OttJ•ot A"°'do. COl .... e llY•,, .... OENTIALLY ZONEO .. op.•" ... lo oo"• ,,. ITEO PARTNEA ... OP AHO ""' ..... :"' • • Qlasfftl4129,0fa~ Calif S•tva Rd #177, Laguna ne11 under the Flcllftou11 ALSO EXCEPTING 100. L09 ....... ,CA ERTY, LOCATED AT "63 cucheauu•o. NEWPORTPLAZAASSOCI· June1,t•,l 1 F-49'
92846 Niguel. Cahl 926n Bu•lnH• N1m1(1) filled THEREFROM, Ill• IUb-to04t !Ind the •••• d~ FAIRVIEW ROAD, IN A Cl SI utlM no pr...., •• ATES A CALIFOl\NIA ========== This bu1fne11 t1 con-Thll bu1inH1 ts con-above on: May 15, 1991 •urlace _,., rlghta, but tor ftllnti olalm• 1ty an, ZONE: ENVIRONMENTAL Ml ~--a .......... GEN(AAL PARTNERSHIP,
ducted by: an lndMduil ducted by 1 co-par(,,.,) 'com· Douglu L Magouson Without tile right ot 1urface creditor ahall be Jutw DETERMIN ATION· EX· ~---,enter et oaao, RECORDED JUNE 30. 1N1 f'UIUC NOTfCI The regl1lran1(1) com· The •tg ll•an 1 This 1ta1tmant Wll ftled Ml'Yed tn the , .. _ EMPT .,_.... H IN BOOK 14122 PAGE _ _;_,;..;;,......., ___ ..,-._
meoced to transact bus•· mencld lo lranl4C1 l>USI· With tn. County Cieri< of entry. at re '. t••• whloh •• .... 7 PLANNING ACTION PA· , .. ~n qu ar au 0 F 0 Ff I c I AL l'totHleu•
neu uncle· the Fictitious neas und1r the F1ctlliou1 Orange County on May 15, deed from the lrvlM Co • 1 bueln•H dar b•fore 91.01A FOR JOHN c MC ••larlo, au dln•ro Y ~~~bROS ltu.lneee ~
Bu1in111 Nam•(•) lilted 8u11ne11 N1mt(I) lllled 1991 Michigan CorPQr•llon, r• lh• •nllolp•t•d •••• CLURE, AUTHORIZED •tra• oo••• d• au "EXHIBIT B' PERSONAL ltate......t
above on: May 28, 1991 above on M1y 31, 199l F4M2M corded June •. t982 H In-data apeotftM abow. AGENT FOR GARY RINO. p,ropl•dad eln avlao PROPERTY The followlng a»rSON ..
Thelma Sansoucie Prllclll• A. Ficke Publlthed Ofange Coul strument No B2·1899t8 of DetMl JUM 4, 1Ht EASON FOR A CONDI· ... .._. .._, IMM1• ff ANY PORTION OF THE doing bu11neU u :
Thi• •tattm•nt wu :
14 T":,• ~lltcme~:v wc~r~u~ O.ily Pilot Miy 2•. 31, Official Rec:Ol'de. AJIDUL ALLAAAKHIA TIONAL USE PERM'1 b~ I• Mf'M, REAL PROPERTV WHICH MJIJ.CORP, 15e1 Montoya o."!'..::•~'l,., c_::;,. :. Q':,.,:, 'c....,°fy oo Moy 3', ..... 1. "· '"' P•<ol 2 h ... ~...... 0...,.. Couo ~:.1'8v:L cg;ioz~REVf. ..,_ -......... :n.".'l.&\'.~~~~.w g::r~-_,,,
1991 1991 F·SOO Easements a1 sue HI• Dally Piiot June 1', 11191 OUSLY APPROVED CON· IM ........ PvM•... S" 'AS DE . E. H
F4H429 F48$839 menll .,. patticularly •et F59t DITIONAL USE PERMIT ............... ll81Nr • ~~~~ ~~~~Tio'N 93t:i d~;'~i. ~ o.nve:~ Published Orange Cout Pubhshod 011ng• CoHI PUBLIC NOTICE l~h In 111• •• •rtlcle ent1Ued PUIUC NOTIC! (PA-91.01), REMOVING ""•'-911de ""'*"• ... OF THE UNIFORM COM· 80231 • '
Dally Piiot Ju.,. 14, 21 , 28. Daily Pilot June 14 21 , 28. Euern.nls of the Deel• tHE REOUIAEMENT FOR lfttnle, II M OonecM a MERCIAL CODE Of CALI· This bu1lnH1 11 con-
Jvly S 199t Julys 11191 NOTICaO,IALa ratlOl'1o1Covenantt,Condl-ORDtMMC• DEDICATION H>crET~ un ettee•de ,uede FORNIA)ANDALLOTHER duc:tadbyantnOMdual
. F·580 F·574 OF AUTOMOBILE tton1 and R•trtC11ons r• MO et.a4 RIGHT TURN PEO F~OM ......, e un ~de PERSONAL PROPERTI Of Tl'tt rtglstrant(I) com-
Notlci 11 hereby grYen corded In Book 12305, AN OllDiNANC• 01 ~ND A V~~HT RE· t ... rencfa ....... EVERY KIND ANO DE· ~ to ~ bUlf. -----------------,1 pur1u1nt 10 NCtlont 3011 Paget 74e to 813 lnc:tu11\/e, THI CITY OP NIW· ~~:;JENTS (9 FOOT AL· doe ea una .-Otna ct. SCRIPTION WHE= MA under the ~
and 3072 of Ille CMI Code and rHecorded In Book HACM AMSWO. D 2 fEET PRO-..,_.,. ..... (... .. ... NOW E>USTINQ OA • Bui.Inna NIMM(I)
ol the State ot ~tr"'.t 12371, Pages 327 to 3IM :"::" PORTIOlll 0, ~~ED), !Al.OHO A Pl.AV rMt.n. t....._,tc.I. ~~ ~~~~· H~~ ~~.,M~~911 ~~W:g«r~ted9e6 WEST 1nc1usn,e, both ol Olflclal TH• IANTA ANA AREA LOCATED ATS 102 c ....... ~ AHER AnA.CHED TO, Thia ttattment WM tlaCI
t 8TH STREET COSTA Rec:ofdsolOfangeCounty, HllQHTS aP•CIPIC EAST BAKER ST~01N Th• nam• and •do ERECTED UPON. SITU--.tth the County CWll Of
MESA. ORANGE Couoty. Caltf0mta, u impoMd by fl'LAM DtlTlllCT llAPI AN MP ZONERJI~~~· drea of tM CMH1r1 lei ATEO IN OA UPON, FOAM· Otang41 County on M9y "·
let Ut H11, Y11
Sell Vour Pro pert,!
for information
Call C1111ifitd,
642-5 678
CALIFORNIA 924527 wld Mil Supplementary o.ctaraUOn IO Al TO MCU9alFV MENTAL DETE ... nemb,.. W dl.-.octon ING A PART OF AP· 1n1
at publlc aUC1JOn, et SAID of covenant•. COM1llon1 LOTI ., .... OP TRACT E~6~~1RTHER INFORMA· ff la oo,.• ... IU'I· PURrN~~ T~H~~~ F4 ... 1U
ADDPESS • Calotorn1a, at Ind Ree1rlc1lon1 recorded TOI ,ROM THa lll•1 THE A90VE AP· RIOR COUll'T OP CAlt. USE UL N R OPERA· Publ19hecl Oranp CoN1
t OO PM on WEDNES~i· on .J\ily 28, 1980 In Boo« te 1001 DtlT9tlCT TO ~~~A~NS TELEPHONE FORNI.I, COUNTY 0, ~~~IOOR ~ CONNEC-Diiiy Ptlot M•y 2'· )l, :~: =~~ :.,.~ .. (1): 13879 Pages l218 and ~M. IUllNlll PMK 754-5245 OR CALL AT ?ME ORANG•, '700 CMo TION WrTH, OR ARISING JUN 1, 14 11191 lo wit· 1287 of Official RtcOfdl. DllTRICT. Cfl'lanftlnt OFFICE Of THE PLAN-C•nt•r Drive W•at, ,AOM THE USE OR EN· ,_..
1H3 llUICK/20, Motor and any amendment• Commlulon AM•nd· HING DIVISION. Roor ,.o. IH .,., S•n•• JOYMENT OF All OR A.NYl---------
No t0AAl.2'7R8C0.12•80, lhetllO (Ill• Dtcl1ratlon ') ....... No ,,., 200, 11 ,AIR cfil~~~ An•, CA 92702.()131 PORTION OF. Oil f~ PUIUC NOTICI
ucenae NO ftl\'2•2/CO und41f the Mellon 11Nd1ng1 Subfeet Ofdlne~t waJ COSTA MESA, The name, •cldrH.. ANY LEASE OR AQR • ---------
h id ..,. le '°' t~rj 1n such 1r1lcle entitled •• Introduced on 21TH Clay or N~~I heel Ora Coul and t•l•,t.one number ~:i~~~~~~ ~~: FlotlUeue t:•• :l.:a"=.'tr TcrJ:. lollowa · U111r11 .. and Cable MAY, 1881 and adopled Dally t uot Jurw rf9t89t. of plalnttf'r• •ttorner, CLUDING· • 8U9tne•• Meme I~~ uAND SlORAOE fEES Tet1vl1ton1", "Support, on 10TH day ol JUNE, • 1597 or pl•lnt"' whho"' •n I ALL EQUIPMENl MA· ltet•tMnl
le>g•tlw wf1h coe11 of ad· Settlement and Encroach· 1991 COUNCIL M!M· •lt0"'9Y1 lei 1•1 "°'"" CHINERY, PIXTURESA Tht lollowlng ~one lft
vertlllng and exptn ... ol manl'. "Community Facifl. :l~ss Hedgu Will PUILIC NOTICI n.r•. le dl,..oolon r •I GOODS. ANO ALL OT~~ :"~n•;:,a Montoya 1ai. 1111 Ease~n11'. ·Private S · Hiii numero de tel.tono d•I PEASONAL PROPERTY •
1
.,_ l't oeied 11111 14th d•y of SlrHt ind Land•C•P• Turn~-•n•ont. • •TAT•M•--·~·••d• .... .. ........ EVEAY KIND ANO DE· Ctre••L-tt~.,t ng10n ..... c . 1891 .. n. I Co• . .-..,mmer ... ' V'I'" ""-SCRIPTION AND Calif ~ JUM, · NC Malnlenanu • and .... an· NOES, COUNCIL MEM· AUNDONMUIT 0' dante, • ct.t -men-AU. SUBSTITVTIONS, c.teOlp. 7~5 i H8"'C)dtn ~ 'V:u7a~~:.j1~ . 1ge over Community Faclll· BERS NOnt UI• 0, '1CTfT10UI dent• tiu• ne Uen• AtcESSIONS, ADDITIONS, St• SOS, Oenv•r, CO
Pibl·sl'led Otano-Coul lies ABSENT COUNCIL MEM· 8Ul1Nlll• NAM& ............ Marte L REPAIRS ANO REPlACE· 80231
Daily Piiot June 1(, 1'91 P.,cel 3 BERS Non• The followlnQ ~· Parter, a941., LAW 0'· MENTS TO ANY 0, nil! Tn11 t>u.1tne11 \ti tOn·
FSiO EtHmtnl• OVef lht LOii MAYOR'"" ••nHM have abandon.cf the UM of Pie•• 0, MARK •• llORE001NO duei.d by. an lndlYidual ~~~;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~ed~ ~~~n-cm~~K Wan~LI~ ~·tt~• ·~~~NRRAR ·~~~YOU ARI!~~~~~'~~~~~~ .,, IOI Iha purpoee of •IC· RagglO NafM THE INN AT COSTA T•nlh •• ,.... • .. u. UNOtA A DE[~ °t' T':'i/1T ~tm:, "i:%=
9re,l•ng Ille r\9hlt of grant· THE ENTIRE Te;,cf IS MESA 3t51 Hart>or :r· aoe, ...... AIM, CA ~~sM¢re TA~E AC.~.~,,." N.arnet•• ••i.ct & A llEW BUSlllESS.,., .. htf .. I\ II an 'fnlOreing AVAl~8LE FOR REVIEW C6ata MtN, Cail 92 U'701 (1t4, .... ,044 PAOT£CT YOUR aboYt on A.ptll 11. 1•1 STIRTlll Owner', H lllCh '9fmt, IN THE CITV CLERK'S Of' Tht FtCllllOUI Bua•nttl OATW1 NOV at 1Ne ~~ IT MAY U A~ La11i0.-1
The LAglil DlpettlNf'lt at the OeRy
PIOC le plMled to Mnounc» a ,,..
eer\ltca now ev9llabta to n.w bual--,,.._
we .. now SEARCH Iha neme fOf
YoU at no llXtra charge. Ind ....,. You
the time and Iha trip to tM COur1
Ho&.a In Swtl• Ane. Then, °' eout'M,
lifter Jhe ~ 19 completed M Wll
Ille 'f04l!I ftCtmoul butlMaa ,,.,.,. ....
rnn .tth u. Countv Clenc. pu*h
once 1.-tot tour weak•• required
by ... and than Na )'OUf' proof °'
~Ion wtth County CW1t
. loll encl e&Nmenl rights fl'.ICE Of THE CITY 01" N:.rne,.:~~: ~ Garr L. Or8ftWlll•• IOlO AT A PUil.iC IAll Thi9 lllltfntnl •J:;1 fttecl
art more eon!pltttly cs. N~T BtACH :, .April ,. 1991 file Cl•rk. •w C.et8'ertfte " YOU NEID AH Ufl~ Will't She,.~ 1:' p ..... ltop by to ... '°"' lcltlo-.. lined and cl9W1bed itl the l'ut)lilhed OfMge Cou1 No f«ttlm ........... ...,..,., NATlOH ~ THE NATVA .. 0r.,. ........ , on '
bualfl9M ltatement et the Oily P1oc c:vt!om Loe Otcl••t.on r .. OaJy Plat June 1• 1991 Hltbof COIUI M-. P9tttw· l'u'*"fd ~ Cont 0' THI PROC IDINO 1"t U
L-""' "--ment, S30 w..c a.y, COtffd In ·~ 1230t., 1104 ahtp, 17M ' Hltbor 8IVd Ollfy Ptlol May IA, JI, A.~~i~gr cb~~~c~o~ , ..._.._.. Or '""Jo.. --v-.,_..' Paci" .,. to 1)1 lntluliYt MIM<"'. c If 112802 June' ,. 11111 ............ 111'99
Costa MeM, C..omle N )'OU I*\ not of Olftcial A9cord1 of Of· Thi• 1>t1~1Mt1 '*al con· • • '"' l..A"'C::fiA NEW POAT Oa11y Not Mey 2', 31.
atop by, ~ c'el UI et '71
') ange Couf\ty Cat11ot~a PUILIC NOTICI duct.a bt • lim<ttcl par\. ~~ NIWflOAT BeACH . .M'lt 1• 1', , .. , 6'2~21. ExMnllon 315 Ot a1e Md and any a~•ndmtntl ~·.hi~l•ltmtnt ..,a. llled PUIUC llOTICI CA • , .....
we wUI "'*'• ~-tot ~ to thereto, 11 lmPoffd b1 ''°'"lew w ,,, •~• County Ctwk "(If a -"' edd'ftt i PUii.JC llOT1CI
handle thle pr~ bY met Supplementary eu.tom Lot .,...._. NeMe 0rll'Q9 County on May H common OH•gn1Uon o •~=..-~~-----If )'Ou "'°'*' ~My MIMr qu89"
llont, pa-cal UI and -.. be mot• than gled to _.. )OU.
Oooo IUck In ~
rwtW~tl
Dtdetallon recordH en at.I•"""'' 1091 , ....... ,.. property I.I anown oove. "4ttm ...
"4J'y 10, tNO 111 ~ Th• ~no pereona are Pub!11htd Or1ng1 C~11 Th•~ '*900• .,1 no werrtnty 11 ~, '!~~ a.-. ... ......_
IHSt IJag• 100$ to 1~1 ~OI~ buellWH.. Or D lly Pifol Jul'lt 14, 21 , H . dotng ~·.. It• =r.~~·~Cltty .... ......
of Ofll~1a1 AKOICll, THC~:. "i:~:· 21;:,.· Jl.lly 5, int F-612 TH!" Ot ,01 COMP":~ ~~., uio LIA,lHOLO Th• follo#ng waona ••
Tht lltett lddf ... Md ~~ 12t4g ' 102 AcMla, Coivna DUO M TAUST ANO SE· 00or19 ~ ••·
01her CO!Tlmon O.tlgnatlOn, John MiUIHI ""moat.""" Miit, Callf m2s 102 CUAITY AOAIUU'.NT pc A"'LIANCI Rl,Alf\
If any, of the r•al P'°'"'1Y 3213 Co!Orido Lant, Co•1• PUIUC IOTICI Linda ~-~· Mat WITH AHIONMENT OF & stlWICt, 401 _ H~
O.tc®tct above It tur· "'1na C.hf ~ Acac"la, U-' AENTI ANO 1UCTUAI FIL• IA COlll Met•, C.llf .,_ O OtNIVI O \lid 8'Ut• 04• 1I01 8TAJ-T OP C~ m Ac.lei ... 0 : fllAST A.ailaHOU(NT ~r ~T ~.CALI,.· ct!""'°"'" °' . .Mneim wr•anMINT °' c~:= U:~·· ~~. c111~ ~~u'"lt'1~1~g,~,~ ~~~:!~
TH! VHD!AllOMIO CMil ~ "" uea. PIOTlftoUa t2m AQR[fMENT WITH AS· M6at. ~ Nt'1
TRUITH OllCt.AIMI Ntf Tl"ll~ ·.r·n:·~~:o. IUtlll••.... Thlt b111inH• 1• COl'lo llONMlNT ~ A(NT ANO Thi• •u•IMll la ~
LIAllLIT'Y rOA IN(:OR· :'::a H~OCtlffO(I other htft~..::"' OllC'lld '>t I llmfted IMll'I ,IXl\JM RUNQ, and Al-OUC*1 by en lftdMcNal
A[CT ~~MATION rUfll· "'*' • ~p Ill• F1ctlllow1 8Usln•H ~egl10enl(1) com-llQNM : <>:,~::. ,::~~·~= = NISttlO Tl'e reg111rantc1) com-Nafflt IUM>NM ..w rMnCM ··lo •-..c1 t> 1Mt011 • ,~
THAT Aid .... It '"'"' menced lO ~~~ QAUlfltY, a11r E eo... ""9 "'*' .,,. ~In~ = .. :""N!:(•l .... ::-.:.;"'.:: ;: =~n;·~.:1'*' ~=: u., :::-'~ ~~I ef =-~~N· ID =:c::: ...... .
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•
.. Request for
Proposals
The City of Hunti ng-
aon Beach. Economic
Development De-
panment is soliciting
proposals for the de·
sign and production
of several maps,
brochures and other
printed material, and
the production of a
video ao be used by
the Redevelopment
Agency for public
information pur-
poses.
The proposals must
be submiur.d lO the
Economic Develop.:
ment Office. 2000
Main Street, H.B.
92648, no •later than
11 p.m. on Friday,
June 21, 1991.
Thole fums or indi-
viduals inleresaed in
submillin& proposals
for the above
P.9~ sholildcca-
&act the Ecoaonaic
Development De·
parunent at (714)
536-!5Sll.
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"I should have warned you
about Marmaduke's welcome."
NAKCY
ARLO AND JANIS
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llEAU.V AmECIATE
IT IF voo'o TAKE
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OfF /ltf 8l.AHKET ..
IT15 NICE TO 8E A8LE
TO DO SOMETMIN6
f~ SOMEONE ONCE
IN A WMILE TMAT'S
AP~ECIATED ..
DBNIU8 by Hank Ketchum
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