HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-06-16 - Orange Coast PilotSUND\Y
I DON1T KMOW
AN'<TMIN6 ABOUT
LOVE .;.
HOW A60UT T~AT, CHUCK? PRETTV
SOON YOU'D KNOW MORE ABOUT LOVE
Tt4AN AN'(ONE IN T~E WORLD !
6-16
TMERE ONCE WAS A TIME
WMEM I TMOU6MT I KNEW COME,
SOMETHIN6 A80lJT LOVE,8UT CHUCK?
NOW I OON•T KNOW ANtfrHIN6
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TME OLDER WELL, NOW THAT vou've
I GOT, TME MIT BOTTOM, '(OU
LESS I KNEW COULD START OVER ..
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TODAY tS JUST LIKE ANY OTHE
l>AY! I &REAK MY GET NO TMANKS FOk IT~~-·
AND HOW EAsQ rr
IS -ro-mKE rr FOR GRAmeo .
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WHO •a
Ill V ff JJ
s,rl1tpvn •"" leis l11H, ScMIJ•, II~ 1,. L.A.
(J uBnKtSptingst«natworlt
on an album wi.dt his E Strttt
&nd? Ls Patti sruJfa itwoll.wl?
~ Nlmc., Ptloelmlll, Pa
While the Boss docs have an
album tn the works, neither
Sc1alfa nor the rest of the
E Street gang arc part of the
project. (The band's on hold,
not fired .) In fact, Scial ~·s
putting out a solo album.
Both albums, several months
delayed. arc expected in
srorcs by year's end. Scialfa,
37, and Springsteen, '40, arc
m smg son Evan James, who
will be a year old next month.
Q What is Utt Jtatus <>f tht
81osphtrt 2 S<itmists? I ho~" 't
lttard anytlung about t~ projt<1
sina befort t~ Gulf War
,,,.. limb, Want CAlll. Clllf
Construcnon problenu m the
Sonoran ~rt north of
Tucson, Anz., have stalled
the environmental research
project. For two ycan, four
men and four women from
the USA. Germany, Belgium
and Britain will study the
ecosyst.cm in a $30 million-
plus, 3-acre dome. They'll be
let out only for emergencies;
a medical center will monitor
for illness, while telephones
and VCRs will help ward off
loneliness. "Biosphere 2" is a
playful reference to Earth's
natural biosphcTc. Less u-
mihar than .. stratosphere,"
"atmosphere," etc., it's the
zone m which all life exists.
Q In my opinion, Mory}«
Ftm11nda is dtt bat young
tmnis pUiytr. A.If)' dt.Nt of lin
moving into tM big ~?
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She's there. By mid-May,
Fernanda, 19, was ranUd
fourth among the world's fe-
male tennis stan. She turned
pro in February 1986 and by
the end of '90 bad $975,578
m official career carninp.
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Q Why 'did Rquh/Jcon U.S.
Sen. Strom Thurmond ond his
wife ~porati? Also, is M tlw
oldest manbtr <>f Corigms?
8lrtm ~. ~ Wllfl.
After 22 years together, wife
Nancy announced that she'd
prefer "to punue several ca-
reer options and some mea-
sure of independence." She
was 22 when she married
Thunnond; today she's just
half his age. At 88, the South
Carolinian is indeed the most
senior member of Congress .
Q I tmJ somewltar dfdJ ~
Ford's bltdt Mmt Wiii LaLit
Kiltt· Wdl ~ dttdt this out?
J.C. s... tbat:ln
Checked. In 1916, when the
future president WU 3, his di-
vorced mom married Gerald
Rudolff Ford. a paint sales-
man, in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Ford adopted the boy, chang-
ing his name &om Leslie
Lynch King to Gerald Ru-
dolff Ford Jr. Ford altered the
spcllingto "Rudolph"lateron.
Q W1ry "4s ii b«n sutlt o long
linw Ma SW WI Mord ftom
]ant Oli.,.,,, dt.t sinttrl
Jlcl Y• CJIMnl, T-.
After a recent concert, the
pop chanteuse (First NithJ,
OtasUtf /Uinbmn) aanbutcd
her nearly dec:adc-loog ab-
sence to "terrible scage
fright" -but h.inced at deep-
er reuons. A new song. I'm Comuw Homt Afwiin, spem of
emocionaJ and spiritual heal-
ing. Olivor's on 110U1 (du.
week: Pittsburgh) and trying
co tel up a reconling conc:txt.
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jobs liR coaching, Mantle wu given che same puoiahmcnt in
1983. What bad they done? They ~re working u .. ~u
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Yes
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that's
The servicemen who became dads while on duty
in the Gulf are celebrating their first Father's Day
with their babies. Here, six tell their stories.
ON OUR COVER: Army Spec. 4 Eric Henry, 22,
with Megan, Miah and M~tthew, 8 month~
St:At1oned at Fliegerhorst Airfield in Germany
I left m Septnnbtr for the Gulf. I knew
that my wtfe, Colleen, was going to
have twms, but we didn't find out she
was gomg to have tnplets rill she acru-
ally had them. They wett born on
Oct. 6 I found out about five days
latrr through a Red Cro55 message
I thought the Red Cross had
messed up So I called my mother tn
Sttrhng. Va .. and she said yes. I had
tnplets. I was so stunned, I almost
passed o ut. It felt scary, nervow, great
-everything rolled mto one.
When I called the hospittl, my wtfe
sartcd crymg and I started crymg. She
told me dut two of the babies, the
boys, were on rcsptracon but dut every
day they seemed co open their eyes a
little more A week and a half after the
buth.s, I was grven leave co come home.
My parents took me co the hospitll.
I didn't realty believe I had three
of them unnl I held all thrtt. Two
were m cnbs; the other was still m the
m~nsrvc-<V'C unit. When I held the
first two, I scal1Cd c:rytng. Ir's pretty
overwhelming. I wasn't sure I could
hold one, much less two.
Dunng the three ~ I wu
home, Colleen and I were gw:uirta al-
most no sleep, because oocc ~would
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feed one, another one would wake up.
Once we would get two down, the
third would wake up. You tuvc to feed
newborns cvcry thrtt hours. It was
hard, but this is what we W2.0tcd. We
were happy, healthy and all at home.
NCYW they' re startmg to walk in
baby walkers, and you can sit on one
stdc of the room and c:a.11 them. It takes
some rime, but t:hcy'U get over co you.
It makes you feel really proud when
you hold them on your stomach and
you can get them to go co s&eep, knCYW-
tng due they feel safe enough co fall
asleep with you. Almost every night,
I rock them to sleep m my lap. The
best thing is when you're holding
them and they mule at you.
A &mily outing u an experience.
My dad got us a 71 Chevy Impala. We
have tb.rcc car scau in back. and my
2'h-year-old ad~ cbugJlcu, Cor-
inne, rides up front with us. And we
tuvc two double strollen. Every time
you go out, you waUt five *Pl and it
tccmS you get three people coming up
to you and asking queaions. You vnlk
another u.e mps, and mere'• anochcT
couple of people. 1''1 bud, but you're '° proud chaa it rully doesn't maaer.
1Dcrc'1 no word cwcpt pt'Ofld..
National Guard Sit-I st Cass Michael C. MatdMlw&. 38,
with Laura Michelle, 4 months
Stationed at Grubbs/Kyle Tralnln1 C.nr.r, Smyrna. T.,,.,.
W1vn l left for Sodi Antbld on Sept. 15, my wife, Betty, was thtte
months pregnant with our ICCOnd child. I knew she would be mo
are of by family and friends, but I had a fttling in my heart that I
would be worried about her the whole dmc I wu gone.
1n February, the doctor tent a mcuage througtt the Red Croa that
thcy were going co do a Cxuran section on Feb. ~ and my pret-
cna: was req~ I arrived home in Nubville at 8 p.m. the day afkr
the baby was born f m a nomW delMry, u it turned out) and took a
cm to the hospiW. I wu in my desat unifonn, with my t.dqwk oo.
I got up to the maternity W1tti. and when the nune1 llW me. dJcy
IWted crying. I said, •'Where'• Betty?" They poUtted eo her room.
I ~nt in and the t.by wu there, and I wu pinnins &om car co
ar and I couJdn't mp my~ off her. I held the ti.by and c:ben I
kisxd Betty and buged her.
1Dc war mar:k me appRdatc ~ ~ haw ewn more! cbe
air we breathe, the water we drink. &crythinc in Saudi Arabia ii IO
~.You apprecbtic the Ucde thlnp. lib cn:cs. And for mt, hmng
a baby wu ju. ·the patcst chins in the world to ccme b.ck a:>.
It doesn't bod.a me to chanee ha diaper or F up at 2 o'dock
in che momina to feed her. Her cryins doaa't bodler am. NoW chat
I hne been throustt •war. I can put up withjUlt ~ ~
Marine Cpl. Michael Edwards. 24,
wfth M~ Edwards Jr., 91h months
Stationed at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Canr.
Mos I INS snet 011tr to the Gulf on
Aug. 18, my wife, Wendy, was a1mou
nine months pregnant. It was frus-
crating to leaYe, bcautc we bad pie
through all the Lamar.e dalles togeth-
er, we hid e¥erytbins planned -abd
then. lalt minute, du. thing came up.
It wu about t t a.m. when I got
the message that Wendy had had a
i.by boy. I was on duty in Bahrain. I
felt extremely excited. It wu like a
high. a ifl bad goaen drunk for six or
eight boun straight. I WIS just IO to-
tally happy. But. at the same time, 1
WM to sad bcausc I oouldn't be there.
It wu almost IC'YeD months before
I got home. Lucldly, being in eom-
muniadom, I was able to ma1cc cele-
phone calls. We bad phone bills that
W'CfC aoocious. My wife tent me pic-
tures c:onmntly, 10 I could see every
change the baby WU going through.
When he heud my voice over the
tiekpbooe from what Wendy would
ttU me -bis face would be tocally
acited. He would gigk and laugh.
I 1etm ned on March 13 and 6mlly
saw him at around 10 at nigbL It's
bud to put into words bow I felt.
How couJd diit blby chat WU scucJt in
my wife's belly for so long become
dUa bia old t~ kid? He's huge,
JU is pig to be a big foocball pbycr.
I'm serious. Now he's about 19
pounds and about 28 inches long.
And all of a sudden, there's this
ocher life in your family. You ~ to
become bl independent. AD of a sud-
den, you have to remember that
you've got a third party to think of.
Before, your priorities are .. me, me.
me. .. Now you hive 10 look out foT
che ~l&re of your chdd -doching.
food. ho.asing. ~ Before, if I
warned 10 walk into the house and
drink a ~. rd nlc in and drink a
beer. Now I have 10 think: "Maybe
my IOD has to go to the doaor." Now
it's not just what I lilce to do or what
my wife and l likr to do that maaers..
I~ it when he laughs and gets
really happy. He'll lit there and giggle
and giggle. He makes little facial
expressions. Every day you an tell
tomething new that's cbmged. Just in
the tinie dw I've been home, bis hair
hat aoubled anc1 he already has staned
pushing hirmclf on a walker.
He's so young dwjmt playing with
him is buicaUy the only thing you can
do now. We give him mc.c little chil-
dren's cookies, we take him every-
where, we buy him toys and stuff.
When he gets a few months older, I
want to take him to baseball games..
I ~r really had a father. because
my rat dad left when I wu 2 and I've
had two stq>fathcn. I want to make
SUtt my mn grows up in a comp&etc
family, with grandparents and all that.
ru problbty spoil him to death:
Anny Sat. Oscar Russell, M.
with Jeuk:a Stonny, 5 months
Stadoned at Fort Bllss, El Pa.so
I wcs on turd d11ty in the Saudi daen
early one morning in January, up by
the border with Kuwait, when I saw
my first sergeant approaching my
tank. I swud thinking: "What did-I
do wrong this time? What would
bring rhe 6m ICl'pllt waUcirig all the
way up here?" I w.u really cxpcaing a
butt-chewing. but when he came up
he mended his hand and said ~
gracu.bOoosl" and banded me the Red
CtOll mcsage announcing the binb
of my blby pt. Jcaia. The mcmge
said: "Semcemcmber wife and baby
doiaa fine. . •. Savlcemembet wife
SQla baby loob lib tcrrioemember .
• . . a.by has lacs of hair!' I yelled 10
loud, I think they beard me in KuwiiL
Wb.m I got olf ducy, I boi s~d
my first Rf'ICll't'I whide md df'Oft
llO the Red en. &.e miles 1lW1l'f and
called the hotpital. My wife's ~tee
tCJW>dcfJ ~ great; I hldn•t hard u
in ... She told me my older daup-
11er, Jennifer. and her prlfiiend were
waJkiq around the neiaf\borbood
passing out pink bubbl~ cipn.
My blby's name is JCllica Stormy au.cu. And it bas nodllng ., do with
Opention Oesen Stonn. My other
dauptcr'1 name is j~llnifer Windy
Ruucll. When we were having our
ICCXMld child -this wu before Au-
l'* -we were cryinc '° figure out a
name. We lt:new it Wll Fial ., be a
CMIW•-' M P-it 6 ..
Continued from Pa~ 5
girl, so, in keeping with the cli-
mauc theme, we chose "Stonny."
I am a gunner on an MlAl
u nk, and I remember that the
first rime I pulled the tnggcr on
my g un t here was a moment
when I looked over at the picture
of m y wife and daughter and
newborn. I reflected on it fo r a
millionth of a second, then I
pulled the tnggcr. I was thinlang,
"This 1s what I'm domg tt for."
Like most fathers, I've learned
to treasure every moment with
my little baby. I'll lie there and
starC at her and feed her and burp
her and do all those things people
take for granted. You have to have
been away when your child was
born co appreciate those things.
I wrote to my wife, Elizabeth
-this might sound silly -say-
ing how I wanted co be home so
bad to hold Jessica. JUSt let her lac
on my chest, and I knew she'd be
dribbling. Most fathers would
say, "Nasty kid!'' But I wanted
that. I'd JUSt lay her head on my
chest and JUSt cuddle her up
I :.lpprec1ate every moment of
life now I've been through hell,
but we are tr:.l1ned for 1t, and
that's JUSt my JOb If l had to do It
again. of course I'd do 1t. But I
would luve the baby before I went
Air Force Staff Sgt. Richard Jenkins, 25,
with H olly Fait.-,, 5 month~
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My da11gltttr, Holly Fa1tli, was born the night we
suned bombing, Jan. 17, so that's an easy~ for me
to rt'rnembcr her birthday. I'm an aircraft mecha.nic.
:.lnd I was worlong on an air base m Saudi Arabia that
night, so I guess you could say 1t was a linle busy. I
also knew 1t was getting pretty close to the birth. and
I hadn't spoken to my wtfe, Shelly, for a week, so
I was anxious. It wu the most stressful time I've
ever had I didn't know what was.gomsJO.happen.
When I got the news about my daughter ""'° days
later, that was probably the happiest mommt of my
hfe. I was waHong around m a dau I didn't get to
speak to my wife until almost a week later. I
remember the conversatton very well I was in a very
crowded room, and l was m a bu of a hurry. I wanied
to make sure she was OK. I asked her about a dozen
a mes 1fme was OK.
She was o n top of the world. l think rn carry
that with me the rest of the hfc. She was a.btolurcly
on top of the world. She just loved evcryt:hing. The
dcy was blue; the flowers were blooming. It wu 1uch
1 different mood than she had bttn in before. when
things were down. I was gone and the wu was bqpn·
nina to escalate. le was almost u If the do\Kb had
brobn and diytigbt had come through suddcn.Jy.
I didn't get home dll April I ca.llcd at leut once 1
e USA W'llllND • J-14-11, 1"1
week. Then the pictures started coming. Th.at was
the one thing that kept everybody going OYCr there.
Photognphs were stuck over everyone's bed. Whet--
ever someone was sleeping, there were t.illiom of
pictures. JUaht before you'd fall asleep, you'd look
around and lee all dlCIC
people staring. dtamY"""
eyed, at their pic:iwu.
In the first picture I
got, the baby's eyes were
closed, and I .remember
wondering if abe bad
blue eyes like my wifc .. 1.
They were gray at fint.
They're blue now.
I goc home April 2. I
landed in Colorado
Springs, where my wik
was uaying with her
parentt. When I came
through the security
(ptr and AW her and my
IOO and the baby. it WU:
"OK. who pu hug"!d
fim?" You JUst want to
stand thcr~ in the air-
pon for about a week
and h~ eveiyone. You
j uu thrnk: "h 's ov_p
now.0 I~ wu pass-~e-
Navy P9tt:y Otncer
Cesar )elw D. Cruz. 28,
wtth Charmaine, 4 months
Stadoi.t s U.S. NIMll St.don. s.rt Dieco
I IHI 011 tltt "'"° ship USS Durham
in the Arabian Sea. I work in supply.
We take care of the ahip store, the
laundry and the barbenhop.
I got the newa of my chugtuer's
binh on Feb. 2& ~ day of the CC29e-
fire. It was a great day in my life,
knowing that there would be a cbmcc
of coming home and that I had my
baby. An offiocr C'YCl1 ~ me a cigar.
Charmaine is my 6nt child. I was
so excited about seeing her that I
couldn't sleep on the trip home to San
Diego. When I arrived. on April 17,
all the wives and cheering friends
were on the ~· The 6nt people they
let off tbc abip were the new &thers. rm ready for &therhood. I liR the
responsibility of having a kid. I want
co have chree or four. I am the only
child in my &nilly, and that's hard.
When she gees older' rd like to take
her to Disneyland. rd lUc:e co buy her
whatever she wants. l'd likr to t:aU her
to the Philippines. where fm from, IO
she can meet her pandpuencs.
r rm just leaminc how to CU'Y her,
talct her to thc crib, put ber m the car
1eat -miff lib mat. My wife. More-
na, iJ teaching me.
I haven't dwlgcd the clilpen yet.
baby time. J didn't know if I abould bold cbc baby,
.quccr.e the baby, equeae cbe whole bunch oftbem.
It waa almost like~ lifi: ~
I think betng in che war chanpt me. 1 told my
Wile that I learned from beia& ewer there c:xxdy
whait's imponanc in life.
As much M 10'I scruglc
for masaial ~want
tO work bud. maY'C up.
dtlt'• noc 11 imponant
u it aecnu. h'a more
imponant to be able to
lit OD cbe porch and bug
your &mily and talk to
cbc people you lme It
aloMd down my blaay.
rm noc in Rach a big
huny to 1ucceed any·
more. I have other,
more imponant things
co do. This ~rience
bu tau1ftt mo that I
need to be more of a
father and a buaband
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Merry Mary
She steals the heart
of 'Robin Hood' this weekend
.,, BUnhetla M.utraatomo. Maid Marian
to Kevin Coltncr's Robin Hood in the movie
openins this weekend, learned lessons in
charm fiom her older sisters. As the fifth of
six Mannnconio girts. abc wu forever '\vatdUng the ladies
go by" -her dcscripdoo of the sisters primping for daces.
Masttamonio, 32. becomes tbeaaical. coaiQg back a cas-
cade of ringlea while pmiendi111 to apply nmcan. and g;g..
gics as she details bow the pis waicied in line foc one rub on
the first floor of their home in Oak Park. ru .•• Cbiago sub-
urb. Sometima. in the Ourry of getting ready, an undcr-
th1ng would be left behind in the bathroom and a sisltr
would saant &om a eecaod-Ooor bedroom for Muy Elir.a-
bcth to 1et1iuc it while a beau waited. .. I can't tell you haw
mmy tunc1 J would nm upltlin with a bn hidden under
my shirt when one of them had a boy&iend downstairs."
ln R.o6#t H-': Prilta ff TWOla. the summer's moll ~
gcrty awai1led moric, Mastnnconio is surrounded by a gas-
gic of men. not prts. She'• paired with Colmer, in bis first
film appearance since DMta Wtdt Wol.a. She knew tOmC-
thing special Wat in the air. "1t WIS lib with actof1 who~
been around a big time -Piul Newman could do it (they
stamd CIQ8dbtt in 1'Jw ow,; 'of MOfVYT and IO c:oWd {;enc
Hackman {Mr co-star in 1prin(1 C'4u A.ctlofl). . . . They
could teU 11tery with the camcn. ..
Despitie the romancic relationship of Marian and Robin.
Masuaneooio spent litde cime with Costner, Holtywood's
hoaest SW. Their ICICftCI wemt't IS developed IS she might
hnc libd, definitely not in the same league with Conner'•
most &mom, the to.y limo ride in 198Ts No Wq Out.
This lWilt Hoo4 it very county and chaste. Maid Marian
is a landowner, ...d her rcspomibiliOes stop her &om living
with Robtn'1 pnc. She sympachizd with them and thty
treat bu wdJ -in fxt. Colmer and company _are curiously
well-behaved b cuahroltL "lc'I not II thouih cbey iO olf
on Hell Weck.'' M.aantonio says. And she tOWxts a1molt
~with director J(,:vin Reynolds for Rq>ing her~
fonnance cunc. "I'd orijnally thought she'd be 'one of the
guys.. Sbc comes ICl'c. man: timid man rd anticiplred ..
G · in chit'-"-halian~ ~left Mal-l'OW"'I up .... .
trantoaio. ~She'• Rill dote 10 her Cacher.
Frank,. a Chic;IF ; they argue Oftf moYies UHO
the nipt. He C11D hia own bronze ashmayt. "I UIC man IS •
weigha when t Work ouc." tbc says.
Now lbe Liva in London with her Irish husband. 6lm
producer PM O'Connor. They spend idle wteb ddcovering
lttland'a Nlh IOUchwelt. wheft they have a houae. •The
lrith beM"'8 mach more che way I waa railed" than LcD-
donm -• ~ C:xplainiJ1I why she io.a II) ao theft.
"Much more ..-awl apaliwe."
Thlia noc eo., the'• not &t for London•• NocDnc Hill
tcaion. It• comaopotic1n. cobfW and noisy. 1n pm Ind a
&Uk lbin.' Mii wOGio ii cbc pkcure ol c.111 chic. SM'•
vivaciOm wl fanny. Sipptns Co«ee in a man cafc, abt
-.a atdt• II I I dcllly II) liienda and COOi Oft'( their kids.c~---~·-~
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She says she'd like 10 ttan her own family in the large house
she's reooming ~ ... And it bad beaier be 9000. rm not sayiDg rm old. but I dUpk I should do this 100nCr rather than bier."
That's a cough decision in the competitive business of acting. "A
pan of me would be ecstltic: if the pbooc didn't ring." she says,
though she knows pucnchood might not be the smartest career
move while she scill IU'ugles to get good roles.
For Om Aaioft. in which she played a corporate lawyer piued
against her liberal &t.ber (Hadanan), "the~ had to fight to
get me." Why? "They get a IClipt in. and do you know who they
chink of? Michcl1c Pfieffer or Julia Roberts."
Dcspice RDbill Hood, "I f~l lest.sccure than~. rm not C$-
tab6shed (as an acuas) in England. and I like to be busy. Some-
times I wonder if I sh~d open a baRty Of something."
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Plain good cooking
BOB E\~~S
Home-style meals of ehkbn. beef and
fuh (•ban), plu Al.ds. bamburpn ud
saochriebes. 2S5 locetioru ln 15 stata,
mainly ln the Midwat. the mld-Adandc
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x mors' .uid chtldrt-n's menus. H1ghc~1rs
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SI 70-$4 95. dcucns. 95 crnr:s-SI 60.
M•JOf crcdu arch acapccd.
This month, as part of our
f amily-mtauranl strits, du Krafts
of Ohio review a cha in known
for its homty sptcialtits
THE ARCHITECTURE of a
Bob Evans ruc.unnt ls about as au-
thenticalty "country" as a Fi.shtt-Pria
&rm pby SC( -all bright red. plastic-y
and festooned with gc-.vpws for effect.
T he true down-home feeling is
found on the ublcs inside, where it
s ho uld ~: gnu, cubed home fries
(skins on!), sausage omelets, catfish,
fried chidccn. biscuits and bladcbmy
cobbler that'll • your memory bade
to Grandma's lcicchcn, if you're ludcy.
Our family of five visited two
C mcinnan-arca locations and found
SMOKING
SHoUIDNar
BEAPARTOF
GROWING UP
One o( the most t1)'U\8 aspeas o( being •
parenr ls cncounging your child f.O make the right
dlOitts-not just f.O follow along. In today's complex
aodety, growing up involves more pressuies and
chok:a than CYer" before. Srud!es show that )'OWl8
people do ~ becawie their friends do. Smok1ns
ls one ci those things.
We don't want young people to smoke.
That's why we ~ offering a booklel aimed :at
hclplns parents meet the challenge o( providlns
thdr ~ wtdl the tools f.O reaUt peer pres.sure.
The bookJe(. "Tobacco: Hdpbla Youth Sey No,• is
the third in a 8Crles designed f.O kttp parenta and
childreo oommunk.ad.n8 about lmponant illues like smoking.
this chain to be a great value and ~
cxpcricnce. Much of the menu repre-
sents plain good a>e>king. (For thOIC
who want to get beyond the grlYY-<>n-
a-biacui t concept, there are lighter
choices.) And the price is right only
about $30 to feed five. with dessen.
The service wu &ieod.ly and geared
IX> children, and WC ~ able IX> order
md cat in 45 minutes on boch visia,
even though wc came du.ring chc din-
ner rush. As we were seated, crayons
and activity place maa -were dcliYered.
(A plus for JWCDD of toddlen: High-
duin and boaster scats are equipped
with "lcid pacb" of activiad.)
The childn:n's menu, which offen
breakfut foods any time of day, in-
cludcs Supa Tout •n• Piegles (French
toast), Caddeberries (scnmbled qgp).
Squiggles and Sauce (spaghetti).
grilled chcne sandwiches. Cocbdoc:>-
dlc Noodle (chicUn and noodles) and
cheeseburgcn. The children's meals
·~ very reasonably priced, from s 1.35
to St.95, with most about Sl.55.
(Pria:s may vary around the counay.)
And the portions are just right. not
overwhelming for little appetites.
The wider adult sdection indudc:s
t2CO, fruit and cbers nJadJ ($3.-45-
$4.65) and saodwicha (l l.70-$4.95).
Dinner options noae from bOrK-
style dishes tikr coumr1-fiied -=ak IO
fancier fare lib pilled bonelela chick-
en breasts with hooey mu.scud. Tb~
gently pepper-/ charbroiled Cajun cat;.
fish ($6.45) wu a pleasant surprise..
The dinners. ~ by two
• side dishes, are KMd in ponionl chat
will send you home with lcftottra.
The bar~ued-cbicken dinner
($6.95) involved two big ch icken
breasa in a rich. smoky,~
sauce. The same sauce turned op on a
half-rack of meaty, tasty dwbroiled
pork ribs (also $6.95). Meatloaf
($5.25) wtcd like hom~ade; with
bits of onion; ft wun't at all dried out.
Be sure to wnple the datau. The
bladcbcrry cobbler wu iem:d warm
on a tender bUcuit. r.opped widl a gen-
erous scoop of vanilla ice cremi. A
perfect ending. And af you rally can't
resist. Bob Bvam tells whole pies -
apple, ooex>nut aam or peanut butler,
at $6.95-$7.95-ro enjoy at home.
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New book of rock throws sticks aid Sto1es
Tiu Worst Ro<lit 'n ' Roll Ruords of All Ti mt (Citadel Press,
$14.95). new in bookst0re~ this week, won't win the authors
;my friends. For example. they do a hatchet job on William
Shatner's recording of Mr. Tambo11rint Man (Decca, 1968) in
the special Bob Dylan secuon: Shamer "mistakes the lyncs for
"'"""'" Itt: AMtltors call him
"tht Pot &oru of rodt."
Kang Lear's speech in the
middle of the storm " And
they call songs on the
Stones' EmotioMI Rtscut LP
"lazy throwaways." Most of
the records singled out arc
boomer "oldies," so we
asked authors Jimmy Guter-
man and Owen O'Donnell
what they thank of some
current chm-topping artists,
not m the book.
M11'0'"'": "We love her
even though she tends to go
a little overboard."
Wlllo11 Plillll11: "They
show environment is more
important than heredity."
N«uo11: "A mirrors thing."
PHONE HOME:
Scan:ing chit wieeb:nd.
Weit Coast 1ci-fa
buffs an hm: a dote
encounter doter to
home. The $40 mil-
lion ''E.T." ride
~ at Uo.iftisaJ
Scudios Holl~
is similar t0 the one
at UniveruJ Studios
Florida. VIJit.ors ride
bicycles inco "space."
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IN THE NEWSROOM
Those who ventured to Fashion
Island in Newport Beach Friday night
may have thouaht they'd mistakenly "
walked into the Renaissance Faire or
Medieval Times restaurant .... No, the
hundreds or people dressed in 12th
Century garb 'tlieren't waiting to enter a
really hip new night spot .... The band
of merry men and womeri outside lhe
Edwards Theater complex was amooa
the first in Orange County to tee the
$.SO.million epic "Robin Hood: Prince
of Thieves." ... We have no details on
how merry the crowd was after what's
been touted as the summer's
blockbuster nick .... The Kevin Costner
vehicle hasn't been setting sparklina
reviews from crltics, however.
QUOTES OF THE DAY
"Comondacob! So delicious/"
Two-and-a-half-year-old Taylor
Lobdell, providing his dad with a
memory to reflect on this Father's
Day (A3).
"What YCJ" have inherited from your
fatlurs, tam over again for yountlvu
or it will not ~ yours. "
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
TODAY'S EVENTS
• President Bush .speaks at 11 a.m.
at Mile Square Park in Fountain
Valley 1n an Asian Pacific American
Salute to the President. Admission
to the address, to be held at the
soccer field. is free.
JUST THE FACTS
• What is the California st•te
song?
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Sunday , June 16, 1991 75 cents
Fathers trY
to nn11 out
Who they are
By Tony Oodero
OnnOt Coast Diiiy Plcll
NEWPORT BEACH -Today, fathers
across the nation arc celebrating their
own special day.
But those dads may be lacking
something that is crucial to the very fiber
or their being -the ability to be a father.
Or -so i.ay "the leaders of the. Men's
Educational Network of College Hospital
Costa Mesa.
More than 300 men spent their
Saturday at the Newport Bench Marriott
Hotel at an all-day conference titled
"Bccomin$ a Man or Power in the 1990s."
Attracting that many men to a
conference such as this is, in it.self, a sign
that men are in search of themselves, said
Lloyd D. White, one of the conference
orgnnizcrs."The men came because there
is something they arc hungering for," he
said.
That hunger dates back to the
beginnings of this nation, said John Land,
another conference leader. He and his
coUeagues believe that as f amities
emiarated from their homelands and
settled into the new world, they lost a
bond whh their extended families that is
crucial to the father's development.
"The father has been lost in our
culture,'' Land said. Older cultures tend
to re pect and cherish the wisdom that a
father or grandfather can bestow on a
family. he said, an clement that is too
often missing from American culture.
Furthermore, as America moved into
the industrial age, fathers were forced to
become even more detached from their
families, said Dennis Wnin. another
network organizer.
The rc<1ult i whole generations or men
who ll\d .. 1dent1ty and a true
undef\tand1ng of their roles in society,
Land );ud. But there 1s now an effort to
redefine those rolei., .ind Saturday'll
conference wa:. nn attempt to do just that,
he said.
See FATHERHOOD/ID,_
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Dozens of members of the Asian-American community make posters in their native languages as well as English at Mile
Square Park on Saturday in preparation for a visit today by President Bush.
Thousands sign up for Bush
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By Tom Spelss
Or-. ~ Delly l"lat
FOUNTAlN VALLEY -Red, White, Blue -and
Purple? .
Those were the colors of the day on Saturday as many
Asian--American gathered at Mile Square Reawnal Park
with paintbrushes and posterboard in hand. Each person in
111tcndance was ready to 1i1n hi John Hancock and pen an
inspirational mess.age or two for President Bu h.
Bush will peak at the park today, and all of the sign
makers will be supportina him as he addresses
representatives from 15 Asian-American cultures. It 1s the
first time a president has poken directly to the group.
'We should tell him 10 run for a econd to rm," aid aru t
Julian Navarro of Glendale. "Yeah, that woul~ be good."
Navarro, who 1$ Thai, will perform a traditional Thai
dance for the picsidcnt, called "Ram Sat Chatri." He
described it as A type of ballet dance IO\/Olvins many feet
and hand mouons.
E ch A)ian culture will ha .. e members in tradi1ional dress
on the pre 1dcnttal platform and. ltke Navarro, many wilJ
cclebra1c 1heir culture with a customary dance or movement.
OJlturcs represented include Thai, Chinese, Japanese,
Vac:tnamcse, Samoan, lndian1 Korean and Filipino. Each
group made 1gns hOl\Onng the prcstdent in tt native
language. Many behcved 11 was tmperauve to do so.
"Thi i an Asian-American salute to the president." aid
Elizabeth Szu, the C\lent coordinator. "We need to show all
of America the unity of the Asian people and emphasize
unity for all people "
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Lots-of hand wri11gi11g -has preceded nag-waving
By Iris Yokol
Onnoe Cod Oal1 ptQl
NEWPORT BEACH -A nearly four-
ycar effort to locate an oversized nag pole
~mewhere in the city in honor or the
200th anniversary o( the Constitution has
become almost as grueling an undertaking
as the 11ctual drafting of the national
document itself.
Planned is an 80-foot-high Oagpole with
a 20-foot-by-30-foot nag and a small
monument at its ba c engraved with the
8111 of Rights. The Oaa will be illuminated
at night by two beams from the ground.
The project has been filled with
f1 ustrution, Including n nearly three-year
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AMERICA WEST
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earch for the appropriate site.
Several propo ed locations, 1ncludin&
the corner of Jamboree Road and West
Coa)t Highway, McFadden Square near
Newporl Pier and the new hbrary site,
have all met with some glitch or another.
The committee ha finally come up
with a site finalist -Lookout Point in
Corona Jcl Mar. overlooking Newpart
H11rbor' cast Jelly. The she has received
a 1cntattvc nod from the City Council, but
was earlier rejected by the city Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Commi ion,
wtuch worried about view and liahtina
impacts on neighbors.
The committee iJned to the OllJ>OIC
project also mu t r~usc an estimated
$2.S,000 to $30,000. incc it pledged the
pro1ect would be funded complctcl> by
private funds
Meanwhi le, the Dec. IS
commcmorntt0n date creep closer.
Lynn Turner, chairwoman of the
Bicentennial of the U.S Con t1tutton
citizen advisory comm1ttcc, i confident
everything will fall tntu pl cc tn time for
the December anniver ary date, when
cve1m ~111 take place nationwide to
commemor tc the '11ning of the
Con,tituuon.
The fund·n11 ing hn\ )Ct to begin, hut
"l think it' doable," Turner 'aid.
"(The Oaapole) will be quite a
'tatcment. Herc in Newport Beach. ~e
~tand for freedom and we want people to
know it "
The pro1cct began 1t "'"''"8 ,ourney
in December l 987. when the c1ttzcn '
committee wu appointed to come up with
a commcmor1t1vc monument
The Lookout Point site, on a bluff
toward the we t end of Ocean Boulevard,
ppca~ to ha\c the support or nearby
re idents, Turner ~aid, although the city
parks commi ion rc1ected the itc
bccau e 1t ~'fhried about block1n1 the
v1e_w and the glare from the n1aht ltghtin&
Council to weigh options
for filling Glasgow's seat
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A graduo t in~ 18-yenr-old Edi on High School enior who
recently won fm~t pince in the state science fair for re earch
at1emp11ng to unloc~ the !>Ccrets of evolution. Suchard .was also
one nt three finnhst'> for the state Science Student of the Year
11\\Md. d~':lp1te the fact he was the only fi nali t who conducted hi
1c earch without un1vers11y hel p.
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~uchard de:.1gned a computer software program to get over one
ol the fundamen tal hurdle'i in the study of evolution -time.
One of the cu rrent debates in evolutionary biology 1s whether
C\Olu11on ha' been a gradual process or a phenomenon
p11nl·tu ,11ed h\ 'harp and pronounced change.
''l'"c crc.1tcd a oompu ter program to be used as a tool to do a
'iud) of l'\olut1on It\ actu.illy very difficull to setlle the debate
Ill e"olutinn.1ry biology because evolution is uch a slow proces .
I hat\ "'hat computer' \A.e re invented for -to speed up scientific
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111), proJcl.l. called Computer 1odekd Evolut ion, ha!> led him
w hl·ltcH· 1h 11 c\ol1111on ma) not have been as gradual a
'ctentt't' 11nn· tholl!!hl. But he ,,mi lw.. re,carch still need some
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re.ii ltll.: I 11 1m pr11!.:r 1111 .1 hur'c .ind a lll\\ cou ld m.ite .ind have
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u•k 111 lhl dl·,i:h1pmll1 t nl op11c.1l ph~..,,c,. But the young Suchard
d11c' 11111 'l'l' 11111't11 p11r,11111g a hie of <oc1ent1fic re earch
I I• 1111h1111111 '' 1c1 'ctllll'd<t't m.1kc an impact on internanonal
hl 1 11 p11l1,1l'' hu t \ud1,1rd ""di not aba ndon his belief that
P'"I' 1 ''l' 111 1cdin11lt1~'\ t.in help ">Ol\C the "'orld'~ problem'i.
\h l'l•'Jt'll I' .1 go11d c·"1mrk of how technology can be u ed
1<•1 \\ h.11 11 " " lll t~in.tlh 1ntcndcd -for sc1ent1fic research.
< '11111 p111c1' "l.,,. 11111 m.11tc 111'1 10 play game\."
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Newport Dunes to host SUperStars
I It, lll'\\I\ rt nll\atcd 1'.c.,.,p<>rt Dunes ""'II be the "te of this
'l i: , lrrdt:\ tilt \\cc~ \uperSt.ir' rnmpct111on on June 28 at 11
., 111 ( umpct1ln>n "''II t.tl..c. place between ~. !i~e.member coed
ll' 1111' m.1dc up of celcl'lnt1e., and corporate personnel.
I h,· ncnt '' pnn.,orul hy the Harl'lor Adult Day Care Center
.111cl 1lw Or.1nj!e Cua..i Oa1lv Pilot, and the cost for each team 1s '~''' '" I 11r more informn1(on call 54X-933 I
Irrelevant Golf Tournament scheduled
\pp11•\lm .1td)' 140 1-tolkr., are expected to compete in the f1r4lt
Hc•l 11\ lrrt·lc,ant \.\o ed C1nlf Tournnment, Mo nday. June 24, at
1hl \:t'\\ p1 111 lk.1ch C1>un tr) Cluh. The tou rnament 1s \lated to
1 111 11 111111n tullllwed h\ .1 dinner and auction at 5:30 pm
< •' 1 t•1r ,e11lll f ' '' '>.)1(1 h11t 'pecial tickets will Ile 'old \Olcly for
•Ii. .111111l·r .111 d .1111 111111 .11 S2'i ;iprccc. Proccecl!t frn111 the ticket
.1 "ill '• '" 1 It 1111' I '" 1c,erv.111un!t ca ll 760 22'iO
It's time to get 'Back to Bal Night'
~ I 111 1 1.:c111d 111m: th1' June 25. head tor th e B.tlh11.1 l',t\.tltnn for
~ tht . 11.h k II II ti N1cht"' d.1111.:c. whit:h \\Ill 1.1h• pl.t\l' rrom ... to
11p11 I l ll '' 111 (t>.w, n1llcgl or v1,11.tl .11111c .ind d.inu· tn the r. '1•111 11h •I I Ill H1~ A.ind c nmrnot1nn I~ .\ .;o, lo. l111p. Jilter hu1: .111d "''"g c h11'>11 '\Ill ""1 he part of the
, h 111 "l11d1 \\Ill I'll n1-,po1N1rcd h~ t hl ,,.\, p1 •rt 11.irhor l ~C
\I.ti' 111 I 1111> .1nil 1hc Or 111,.:~ Co.1'1 D .111\ Ptlnl
l>.111•~ 11d:.ct' .11c Siii c.cd1 .ind !)pcc1.tl dinner' tor the C\ent
\tll h· 11llercd hy (h~ tudrn Ctfc .ind \:e\'Jlml l .. 1ndin!t I m
111111l' 111lc11m.1 tHlll c,:,111 <i4 -.1442
Jewish Marine dismissed for abandonhlg unh
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DRl:iSOf~N. Gcrm1ny -Hundred1 of nco-Nul1 marched cbfn
the dingy lltrcets of thi1 ctty once dova111ttd by war on faldsm 10 p1y
mbutc Snturday lo It slain leader.
Ab\>ut I ,SOO people, "'°"' o( them prilhl)' dretted youlJ\s, wi¥ed
imperial German war nap from World W1r I, 11n1 the forbidden
"Deutschluntt Ueher Allc1" anthem and aaw: the outlawed 11iff·
armed Nazi ~lute during the 1hrec·hour trek throulh the city.
Earlier, ubout 350 nco-Nazis auended the 6urial o( Rainer
SonntDg, 36, a nc<rNazi leader killed May 31 tn what police dellCribe
., a turf wor v..ith pimps.
The m1trch :tod the murder arc the latest llian of the problems
facing former East Germany 11nd Dresden in particular. The march
.mractcd onlookers who aid they didn't belona to the ne<rNazi
movement but biscked it extremist \ltcW .
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MANILA, Philippines -A huge (i'-\Ure cracked Mount Pinatubo
und the t:rupting volcano was building up to a catastrophic blast.
c1entist' snicJ Saturday. Thousands of people in nearby town, tried
dei;perntcly to nee their homes.
The Inst 1,500 U.S. troops patrolling nearby Clark Air Ba. e were
evnc111Hed as the volcano thundered in 11 separate explo ions
Saturday, including one that spurted volcanic ash and steftm 21 miles
high. Oependents of Clark per onnel were ordered .to return to the
United St~1tcs.
The region has al o been hit by winds ond rain generated from a
t)'phoon, and earthquake· triggered by the volcanic eruption shook
the muin Luzon island.
Kuwait c.i condemns six newspaper workers
KUWAIT CITY -A martial-law court on SaturdAy convicted 16
people of v..orking on nn Iraqi -run publication during Baghdad'
occupation of Kuwait, sentencing six to be hanged and 10 1mpri oned
fo r a decade.
Eight emplo)Ce!> of the Al -Nida daily were acqu itted. Mo t of
tho e tried Saturday were Pale tinian~.
Screams broke out in the packed courtroom when the verdicts and
'le ntenccs were read. Relatives collap cd to the floor crying
hysterically.
Human rights groups have condemned the martial-law courts for
not producing witnesses in court, and the defense lawyer in this ca e
told the judge that they could not defend their clients again t "ghost
WltllCS'\C'I."
The United States has repeatedly cautioned Kuwnil' ruling el-
Snbah fa mily that the world would be watching the trials.
Saudis reportedly paid on terrorists
WAS HINGTON -Saud i Arabia's King Fa hd met three month
ngo w11h .i rcpre!.entative or a major tcrrori t organiza tion, probably
10 poy the group to re train it elf during the Pe r!lian Gulf War, a
tormcr CIA official says.
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COSTA MESA -United State., Air force official hnve announced
th.11 the pre,idenl ha' nominated U . Gen. Jame D. Davis fo r
promotion II> general wrth ren"~ignmc nt n!> Chief of Stnff. upreme
lleaclq11.111cr' Allied Po"crs Europe, in Mons, Belgi um. General
Oav1,· c,1Mer, Mrs. Snndra Hughes , live~ in Co rn Me!.<1 • COS'! J\ "-1ESA -Repre!lentative!<. from Manne Jleuv.y Helicopter
Sqtwdron 4()2 nt the Marine Corp!> Air Stat io n in Tulilln we re on
Orange Co.i.;t College\ campu' Wedne,dny June 5 to thank o;tudent'\
Im their support during the Pcr'lw n Gulf War. Lt. Col. Onn Rose,
the comm.111d111g officer of MHI I 462, pre en tcd OCT\ 'tudent' with
,1 lit hugraph print of one ol the 'quudron\ in'tl~UHI
I he plaque rend "To the A"nc1ated Student' and 'tafl of Orange
( 11.1,t ( olkg~ I rum the Manne' of MI lH ·H>2 I han~'! De,crt Storm
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News of the Weird
Man so resembled Stann he became double
MO COW -A mnn who loo ked !tO much like Jo cf Stalin
that he was hired to sit in for the Soviet diclactor al meetin~
nnd banquet ha ' died in the .,outhcrn city of Krn'inodar, a
newspaper report ed Saturday. I le was 93.
1 he new paper Ruhochaya Trihuna identified 1hc u1lin double
only as Rnsh1d.
Even though he wn 20 year)> younger than Stalin, the man Ml
clo ely re cmbled the dictntor thut When he joined the rmy he
wa,.. d1\mi'i'ied nlmo\t immediately. the new pa~r 1ud. Even his
f,1c1nl 'ic.m nearly matched 1he Soviet le dcr' pockmark from a
!'lout \\llh i>mn llp<>\, the new p.1per 'aid.
A \\CCk after returning home from the army, a KGB official
uppenrcl.i Ill Ra hid' mall '1llage 1n the northern Cuuca u ond
wh1 kcu him il\v,1y Hill rcl1111vc) "'ere told there was "no b,111h for
concern O\er hie, fate •• ind that he >Aould return," according to
the rcrnr1.
~."hi,1 fln:illy rn.1de 1t b:ic lr\ more th.in tv.o )ears ll\lcr. looktng
mnrc like Stulin th.in C\Cr.
I{ 1 lml h,141 'pent the time \tudyang with Ale~c1 1>1k1y. nn actor
\\llll plt1\ld the role or Stulin tn f~ Under Oikiy' tutela&c.
J{u,h1d lc.1rncd to hec.:ome the be't \t.1hn he could.
I le h.111 to J{a\hid f,1,ct.l compet1 t1nn
ll hough R.1,h14f him,elf nc"c' met >Aith any othc.:r 'it.1ltn I ok·
111 '"~'. he knew of .1nothcr rnlin tlouhlc v.ho hvcd in the ovict
lc<Hkr\ dach.1 111 the Mo,cow 'l1Jl>11rh of l\111ll'C\IO,
-8.• the 1\n<><'lnttd l'~u
Pollce Log
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The ..... ~--tM Saudi llina Md a ........, DI •• AIMj.
Nldal_ ~ .~*-' .... la tnkl·Mlfdl :aid w11 npGl'.ttd 11
lhc UM.!· f1i * ,._. ,..... fertOiilln mpn Vincent CaMialraro
Aid Friday. . J
"ll'lllP•JIJlll! k (the Abt Nickl official) .._pttin1 paid off," lai4
GaftnilttM&_,. lotmerl)l 'Was ttnd .,, the TCIA'I mun&en•rron.ft
operationa and currently heads 1 ,tudy aroup 11 a private think 11nk,
SAN JOSE -A man who t1id M>mc neighbors had been
hara ing him (or year~ because he i J"Y captured hi own bealinJ.
t\O \11dcotnpc with n eamcra set up at the front window or his house.
"This i the fir1t case I've e\ler deal! with where the victim was
able 10 cupture the incident on 1ape," San Jose Police Department
'pokcswoman Verunicn Damon aid afcer the tape w11 shown frid1y
night on ~cvcrnl tclewmm !ltation!t.
Police ;11d they >Acre unawnre of the tape tnken b)' William Kiley,
44. u1111l Frid••Y night ultho11gh ht' hod called them la\t Tuesday night
to report hcina uttacked by 1 17-year·old neighbor.
The tnpc, first hown by KPIX-TV, San Francisco, $hows Kiley
being bcntcn on the front lawn of 11 house, a rental properly he owns
acros. the street from hi-; own home.
Kiley S•11d his injurie11 included a hroken nose, two black eye$ and
cuts and brui.,cs on his head nnd chest. He aid he had done nothing
tu provoke the aunck.
Pigs created thlt prodUce llllnlll ll8mDglobln
Nl::.W YORK -Sdenti't" hu.,.c created pig 1ha1 produce human
hcmo$Jobin in their blood, the lute t twist tn the long quest to make
arlificial human blood.
1 he hcmoglohin may be ahle to rcplnce red blood cell for
trnn f11 ion-. tn such applicat1on!t o' surgery, aid re earchq John
Logan.
lt could be tored much longer and apparently without
re f ngerntmn. '"ot I.. in people of uny blood type and avoid a risk of
viral disea~ from h11m.1n hluod dunor... he satd.
Hc:n10glob111 1s the oxygen-cnrl')ing component of blood.
Bk>OO C'<pcm c. utioned that 1hc research till faces difficult te~t..
Sidi mlltants reportedly kll 11 o 111 trllnl
CHANDICARll, lnd1,1 -Si~h militant raked two trains with
gunfire Stllurday in 'eparste ottnck~ in the insurrection-torn stale of
Punjab, killing os m<u1y 11c; l JO pnssengcrs, police and news reports
'i;1id. •
l he 111111c1..... the dcadlic t 1n the 8-ycnr-old Sikh separatist
ca mp1tign an this nonhern tllle, appeared :urned at di ruptin&
dect10nll pl.urned tor next wee~.
The attnc~ cnme n., the re~t '<>f Indio completed voling in general
election!> th;i t were delayed tn Punjab because o( the unrelenting
Yiolenct •
-81 th~ As od•tttl Pren
t-WPOR r Bt:A<.H -Jdf 0 born of Ncwpcut Bench gnduatcd
f1nm Sunt•t M.1r~un1.1 I li~h School on June l. He was ii member of
tlw l1 r't grnduut1nl? cl.1" 111 the 'chool'~ hhtory. O~born will be
attendant; the Univcr\lt) ul AnLon,1 tn the fall • COltONA Of:L MAR -Oo\lld W. C hlckerin11 a gr:.duating senior
.11 Monte Vl\ta High School. ha' enlisted in the U.S. Army for two
)Car' and ill elig1hle to receive ur to $17.000 for college through the
Army College I unt.I.
Ch1cl..crlll[? " the 'on of Robert and t'arul Chickering of Corona
del Mar. • CO~ rA M l;SA Ton Le, an I H-ycar old from Co ta Me a High
\d11l\.1I. h.I\ earned the Boy cout E-agle A"ard. the h1ghe t award
the Bm ~wul\ nf J\mer1ca c.u1 offer l e "one of the approximately
.! rcn:cn1 \lf the Uo)' Sn1ut \\ho att.1in the E:.ngle r.rn l.. .
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Al i11 best, I've been told, fi1hin1 c1n be a ncar·rcliaious experience.
Maybe so, maybe so, maybe so ... 1
I do have fond memories of fishina the dozens of lakes that dot the
eu1crn nanki of the Sierra with my father, late afternoons when the
sun is barely bubbling over the peaks and the liaht i ~rt and 1he lake
smooth and ilver.
Pretty? Sure. Religiou ? Sorry.
Still, I recently made a stab at tryina to pa the hiah relialon of-------------
fi"hing onto my kids. Maybe they'll sec what I mi scd. Maybe they can
rescue their heathen father.
So on a recent Sunday afternoon I set out for the nearc t lake with
my 6-ycur-old daughter Kelley and 8-year·old son Ryan. My wife stayed
home. Smnrt woman.
'fhc f ari.t top was the Big 5, where we stocked up on inkers,
bobber~. hook and a.smalljar _of tiny mar hmallow na\orcd with
uni'>e. Anise? Fi!lh like anise?
We also picked up 'lome pink Spackle-like goo called Power Bait,
guaranteed 10 drive fi h tail-nipping wild. And, of course, we grabbed
some curlh worm), most of which my daughtcr·managed to liberate in
the hack\cnt of my car during the drive to the lake.
l'hc lake, 1f you can really ca ll it that, 'himmercd gently in the
uflernoon 'lun a~ swan~. duckll and coots honked and waddled and
splt1'1hed into the water. On clo er in'>pcclion, though, the lake turned
out to be n deep brown in color. A Von hopping cart wa the lone
beacon in the water. A Taco Bell wrapper noated lazily along the bnnk.
Sttll, it was a lake. And when the bu mcll at hand i fi hmg, that's
all you need.
''Do you think there''! trout in here?" Ryan a ked.
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Best thing about being dad -not having to be mom
By Matt Coker °""" Coest ~ Ptoc
Take my wife's JOb, please.
She's a homemaker with three young children. Becau e I work evening • she gets up painfully
early with the kids, make their breakfast and secs our first grader orr to school before I manage to
dng 1n elf OUT of bed
While I'm pullini my elf together for another day of pull inf out America' Be t Community
New pupcr, he's either scrubbing a noor, picking up the kids always messy room or carting our
5·ycar·old son to Tiny Tots or our terrible 2·year-old to her Momm) and Me cla . Aft er I leave for
work around nooni h, my wife makes lunch for the two pre choolcr and, a few minute., later, ...
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Moving toward frlllldiJm
from -and with -dlld
8y Efub van Eyllen
Cow~ Pilaf
Ra1 mg mall children 1\ d progrc ion of mall
kap' to f rcc:dom.
I rememhcr "hen I fir t learned we were a 1n1 to
hi.1vc uur econd child I wa,n't h.1ppy The rca n 1
th.11 we'd just aotten our httlc airl, Chn ti, out of
diaper . It'~ easy to minimile the importance of thut
little leap to freedom until )OU'vc aonc through the
c'peracncc of ch~rnaina diapen for three year .
Now it\ more than three year later and u\
h.1ppcnlna oaain Jo hua, 1hc econd one, is makina
· h1 leap from habyhood and dlapcrdom into the·world ur Nin)" 1 urtle undcrp.ull .
C'hra,ti, h.iv1na Iona \mce ma ... tcrctl the ~irt of the
pc.>Uy, hi; pro re 'ett 10 other, c-.cn more l1t>cratina
upcriencc .
Her big ach1cvcmcn1 for the pa t year ha been
hbcra11n1 hcr~lf from 1lhtcra~. he' lcarnccJ 1
read.
he kccJ me a ~"" day a if that mado me feel
cJ. I tol\I h r no. I w1 "ery proud and happy that
he'd lorncJ to read
"Well, hut nc.JW yuu v.on 't be bl h> read to me
nymurc:• he id.
I 1houtht l~t thlt.
"I aut I uht be d if yuu wouldn't let me read
S..FREEOOM_. ..
See NOT MOM/Im ......
8y BIU Lobdtl
()rqe Cont ~ ,..
In ·r )lor' two-and·•· 1lr year , he'd never en corn on the cob.
But there it . at on the t,ray of h11 tii1h·ch11r, next to hi1 tru1ted
quirt gun, which he h1tdn t let out of h1' 1ght ••nee his molher bOUpt
11 tor him ltt the upcrmarkct earlier in the day.
I k looked °'er the corn )U piciously.
•1~ hiat' that?" he a kcd, crinklina hi!I no c n he docs c\'cry time
he's curious about something.
"Corn on the cob,'' I told him . "It\ &00d."
"Cornondacob!" he repeated proudly u if 1t were one word. T1ylor
lo\IC'i new words. ''Cornond..coo!" •
Ht\ mil~ left him a he in pcctcd the )trange ~eaetablc aaain, And
-a he ulwa~ docs when he's in trouble -he looked to his mom for
help.
''Mommy?"
Grter quickly tran lated: How the heck do I cat this thi~~ Mom?
'You ptd. me up by the endi like th1 ,"she aid, illustratana ,,.,ith her
1.orn on the cob. ·•And then )OU bite off the com." She nibbled 1 few
kernel off the cob. "Sec'"
1'.1ylor picked 11 up ind started licking off the butter and ah.
Nc\M,room cf.1ch ,rnd their charge~ clockw1~
trom .1hO\l'. editor 8111 Lobdell with Taylor. i.
2 1 '2, man,1ging editor Steve Marble with
K~lle'r, 6, .ind Ry.in, 8 reporter Russ Loar
'"'th Chri.,, 9, .rnd Jo h, 12: and c1tv editor
~\alt Col..cr "11h Du'>tin ., . Adam 5, and
Em1lv . l
See DISCOVERIES,._ P1i11
From welghtlel1•1 to -...
heroes, dad has 1 lat to 1111'11
Bv Russ Loar
Coasl C'
9 a.m. ~aturda • ' n o. I: Jo hua.
"Hey d.ad ha\C )OU c~cr hccn v.ciahtlc ?"
lluh'?
'I l:i\ie you ever been we1gh1lc ?"
Don't thin~ so .
·1 h.we."
~urc .
I h.i\C, When I tlo t in • 'v.1mm1n1 pool I'm ~ci htl "
Don t Ht 1iink to the bot m'
'lo, I ~oh up 11nd down for awhile until I finJ . • float
line"
\ '''" wh.1t 1 ' \I~ f10.1t hnc, \ nuat line I the pot On )'OUr body •here
the wntcr lc\C~I is when \oOU Ooat, It v.ork on Archimedes'
pr ind pie of le !.' 1 f v.c1 ht an water, which i that the loll of
"c' ht ol n t1l'JC"t in v. tc1 equal th v.ci ht of the water
d1,pl h:Cd "
C 1rc.1t <~ wh\ d m't you
"h1I I 11111,h nn th
''OK ' •
9:4=' n.m. "'"nt . , l: hrh..,w.
lie < hr1 ?
IU. -A U...., of J1hok ldentill
.... enaptioM In IM Philippe.... are aood far dn>uaht·1lriken Californaa, bul other weather
too folalatt,• w.adlmad uid. "It ii POllllll IMal , _
meua a aec:u.n pr9cffccion."
Dou1 Prae I, man11er of lhc ala&e -·l
infonn11lon center an Califomla, aaid he _..
Handler it riaht.
arc dOubaful.
ffUdlet, a uniwnal)' physicist, said 1hc debri1 ~ this week's eruptions of Mount Pinalqbo will
until it surrounds the earth. ·
re1uh, lhere will be less solar radiation and
trcam will enter the United States more often
lifornio, Handler said.
"But, there are iu1t many other opiniona, to I peu
only time will tell, ' Priest Slid. "It's a theory. Ma,be
there ii llOlnelhina 10 It aod maybe not."
most immediate effect will be the end of the
in (.'ahfornia," Handler said.
Handlor said the eruption in 1he Philippinea
produced a plume of 1as and aah as hiah at IS · mile1
1nh> the Jtratosphcrc, where it will remain for the next
ycar or more.
said that woulJ help rclic'<e California\ five·
yeertArought by producing mo"rc winter-lake wc:ither;
inaYO,ng more rain.
The plume'§ ulfur dioxide will he converted
'lulfur1c acid particle~. which gr:aduAll)' \\'ill ~prcad to
cover the whole "'orlJ, he said. Pi\\ other we;llher ob ervers )aid H:rndlcr's 41 • con~ us1on mav he too ~trong. W~yne Went.llanll, climatologi-.1 at the Illinois State
Wa(cc Survey, aid he thought it \\Ould be unlikely
Iha' 'the volcano's a h could travel far enough to
aff~t 'California r:unfall. Even if it reached that far,
thi: c;Onccntrat1on could be quite low, he said.
Kelly Redmond, climatologi111 .11 the Western
Regional Clim;ite Center in Reno, Nev., said the
volcanic c.:ruption could uffcct California weather. But
he aid 11 ~ould Jepend on the height and the
chemicul compo,ition ol the plume
"My major concern is that hi statement arc much
"It is not out of the realm of pu ability," Redmond
~aid "But I \till h.1 .. e ome '"-cptiei m that ~e could
,3~ anything tor 'urc."
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President Bu!.tl and former President Reagan discuss golf strategies as they bejzin a round at a private
country club in Thousand Oaks on Saturday. President Bush will speak at Mife Square Park in Foun-
tain Valley today.
Firefighters train for long, hot
season in fifth year of drought
By Steve Gelssinger
Tht Associlled Press
~ COOL. Cahl California
firefighter .m: t.lnlhng for what
e.~pew. say could be 1he1r longest,
hottest summer in five year!. of
drought. And they admit the
pro<;pcct c;cares them.
"It 's going 10 he a lulu of a fire
sea.,on." Roy Killion, a 39-yeor
veteran of firefighting., 'tud during
a two-day drill this week near the
to"'n of Cool in the Sierrn Ncv11d.1
foothills. 110 miles northeast of
San Frcrnci,co.
·1 he fourth ye.tr of drought
inOicted the mo't '1ructure lo s on
record. 860. Mo't of them, more
than 640, were r11Led tn the coastal
re ort mecca of Santa Barbara.
This i., the fifth ve11r.
Fi1cf1ghtcr'I got ·a glimp e of the
tornadoe of fire they may face in
a training \ldeotape that showed
swirling column~ of nnme roaring
over a two-lane road, weeping
.1cro'' fire engines and firefighter .
The firestorm, taped during a
blatc in northea tern California in
the third yea r of drought, burned
·four firefighter , all of whom lived.
"It was a pretty wild fire. It
looked like the worst you could
~cc -I hope," 20-year-old Ed
Hrntt of Mt. Aukum said after
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\\<1tch1ng the videotape.
His boss, fire engjneer Kirk
McBride, aid that seasonal
firefighters usually arc a little
<1cared upon ecing the videotape.
''lt''i good to he a httle bit
frightened," he added.
With its dry Mediterranean-like
climate of hot ummers, wind , low
humidity <\(Id ten\ of thousands of
square miles o' n gged terrain
covered by th.ck bn• h and heavy
forest -and 30.5 million peopl~ •
to ignite it -fire experts con-;idcr
C alifornia among the mos1
n~mmabll! pkces on Earth.
Federal and state fire officials
say California faces what may be
its worst fire season because of
record dryness, dying forcstc;,
freeze-killed brmh and heavy gra'ls
growth fed by late rain .
"I've never seen it this bad
before.... There is unprecedented
fire danger," said Killion, chief or
the central state region for the
California Department of Forest!)
11nd Fire Protection.
Oa ed on information collected
throughout the state and
pr.csentcd at slratc!p' e ions,
Killion c;aid, !.cientific indicators in
California's fif1h year of drought
'lhow that a dryness index will,
w1th1n weeks, drop below 1he old
record set la•;I ve;ir. the dr1c.:s1 year
this century. •
Abou1 10 billion bo:ud-fec1 of
timber, rou6hl) enough to hudd
1.5 million homes, will die,
cquahng the amoun1 that wu'
killed hy tlrought·fmtercd hug
infe talion during the rest of the
The Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency Is seeking applications
from residents of the City, both within and outside of the
redevelopment area. who with to serve on the Costa Mesa
Redevelopment Advisory Committee. The purpoae of the
Redevelopment Advisory Committee la to promote community
understanding of and Involvement In the redevelopment proceu;
to review and suggest po11lble modifications to the exlatlng
Redevelopment Plan for the Downtown Redevelopment Area; to
Inform and educate members of the community as to potential
community benefits a11oclated with redevelopment; and to serve
as an advisory body to the Costa Mesa Redevelopmnet Agency
with respect to major new redevelopment activities. The
Redevelopment Advisory Committee Is an eleven member ad hoc
committee, lncludlng two alternates, which generally mHts the last
Tueaday of each month at 7:00 p.m. There are currently vacancies
on this commlttH. lndlvlduals Interested In serving on the
Redevelopment Advisory Committee are urged to submit a letter
expre11lng Interest together with a resume to Muriel Berman,
Redevelopment Project Manager. 77 Fair Drive, Costa MeH,
Callfomla 92628 by July 1, 1991 .
drought, he said.
Mn ive !tprcad of brush were
l.1llcd by the unu ual December
freeze ... Jn northeastern California
and the Lake Tahoe region alone,
e\pcrl\ estimate there arc 400.000
acre of dead brush.
Un ca onubly heavy rain thi
<;pring fillt.;d reservo1rs, from which
firefightinl' helicopter can dip
WRtcr, anJ dell\ycd the onset of
fire senson some.
Out the storms also nurtured •
thick crop of grass, now browninP
into n highly nnmmable carpet tha1
cnn ignite bru h and trees.
In rcspon e to the threatening
\Cason, CDF ground and air forces
1hat pro1cct much of California's
roirnl nrcn!t 0111,ide nRtionnl forests
where an ci.timnted 7 million
people live -wall be lightly
JhO'<C ln't year's strength, tatc
offlc1nl• :ud
But the 1tua11on could change
given the uncertainties spawned bv
the 'it.11c\ SI" b1lhon budge.I
deficit, they ~it.I
With fire en on declared and
(;rC\'< on aro11nd-the-clock alert in
mo"t areas of the tate, CDF
began 11s ~econd year of unusually
large d.-.pntchcs at tl1c first report
of a hh1Le.
Thursday, Killion and 40C
firefighter!> drilled for the fie.,
onslaught.
Swent1ng engine crews dragged
heaV)' wotcr hcN.:s across the open
l1cl<h. Crew:. of pri!>on inmates,
who have been part of firefighting
effort\ for 'iomc years, cut bare·
earth control hnc'I .
Inmate Dale Ingram, 30, of
Klamath Frills. Ore .. who said he
1 serving time on an as ault
conv1ct1on. was among those
toiling in the practice area.
"There\ going to be a lot of
fire. hut he1ng reudy 1 1he
.mslo\cr," he 'aid
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Editorial
~ag Day: sadly, a
forgotten holiday
Flag Day -lost Friday -is a forgotten holiday. So
obscure is it among national celebrations that nobody ha yet
thought to detach it from its proper date and hunt it around
the calendar to create another three-day weekend -an
honor re eivcd, apparently, for only the mo t solemn
commemorations.
Fhtg Day came a c;pccial significance noncthele , if only
bccau'ie Amcricnn -alone among the peoples of the world,
we're sometime told -attach a special significance to the
fl.lg itself.
We even have e fl.ig code, rules of etiquette toward our
n01tional stnnd:trd. It was devised by the estimable American
Legion following the First World War and made the law of
the land by Congrcs at the heated dawn of the Second.
The code is an amazing document, running to several
thousand word . The directions for proper flag behavior are
precise, definitive, unforgiving -enough to make Emily Po t
herself break out in a rnsh of etiquette anxiety.
"The flag," read n typical instruction, "when carried in a
procec; ion with another Oag or Oag , c;hould be either on the
marching right; that is, the flag's own right, or if there is a
line of other Ong , in front of the centcnof that line ... "
Another sub cction instructs that a flag displayed in a
"motorcar'' c;hould be "clamped to the radiator cap." If you
'"'"'tc time thinking about 1t . the p.1radc "''II pass you by.
The t1rst day' of American nagwaving account for thi
:1u11tcrc veneration. The enrl) cttlers, mo tly Briti h, were
nag-cralv 100, crich communit) dev1c;cd its own.
The motley endured a' the colonies coalesced. At the
bcginn1111! or' 1hc Revolution our ragamuffin navy set "'-111
under a protuc;1on of flags. confounding our advcr ancc; in
b.utlc -a \\I e tact1c:il mo\e, perhaps, but unhelpful to our
c;mgle national idenrny
From this diver. ity a \mglc de,1gn was at la t settled upon
n' a wmhol of our c;ac:rcd 1de.1I. E Plunhus Unum.
And thc1ein lice; the \ecrct of our attachment to the Oag.
In n d.1y when force" of race and clnss and ethnicity
1hrca1cn to &,memhcr a proud cou ntry into a rio t of
h1ckcrinA ~roup\, the flag we venerate reminds us that we
nre. firc;t and la\t, American'\.
Today In History
Tod.1y " unda), June 16, lhc
167th dJ) of 1<>91 rhcrc arc 19R
dayc; left 111 the vcnr. Thi' i<i
rather\ Dav
On June i6. I HS • 1n .. 'pcech in
pringficld, Ill . Sen.tic candidalc
Abrah. m Lincoln \:lid the -.lavery
1 ~uc had to he re,ol-.ed, declaring.
"A hou\e d1' idcd .igaU\ t if\elf
cnnnot \IOntl "
On this dat~:
In 1567, Mary, Queen of Scot,,
wM impri-.oned 1n Luchlc,cn
Castle in Scotland
In l 883, ba cbu 11·~ fir..t "l..nd1c!>'
Day" took place n\ the New York
Gotham' offered fr.-c .u1mi 'ion
for women to Q game aaain I the
Clcvelnnd Spider' (New York won.
S-2)
In 1903. l ord Motor \nmp.iny
wn' incorporattJ
In 1'>32. Prc"dcnt Hoover 1tnd
Vice Prc,idcnt Charle, C'urt1\ were
rcnomm.1tct.I b)' the tlepubhcnn
Notional C"'nn\cnt10n in Chic. o
Jn 19H, the Ntlt1on1I lndu,tri.11
R cCO\CI') Act h\!' me I.iv.. tit '\·"
Inter 'tn1cl.. do"'n hy #he U
uprcmc Court)
In 1 Q40, a pro C'ommu ni't
go'>'ctnm nt w,1 10\t 1llcJ in the
ll:llllc ''Jtc of l 11hu nm. following
un in-.n,mn uf \u, 1ct force\.
I II J 11~5. Po pe Pl\1\ x II
C\comm\1n1c"tc d A rgc n I inc
Prc'i,lenl Juno l)oinin ·o Peron -
n h:m lifted cigh1 yc.m I.Iler
In 1061 . •'0 \curs u u. w1ct
bullet <lnnccr "Ru,lolr Nuri:\'C\:
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defected to the \\'e t while hi\
troupe wa~ 1n Pan .
In 196.'. Valent incl I ere hko"'a
became the fir t female-'pace
tra"cler when Vo tok VI v .....
l.1unchcd from the O\.'ICI Union
on ,, threc·duy m1 \ion
In 1970. Kenneth A Gibson of
Nc,.,,.uk. N.J, bet:ame the fir!>I
bl11ck to win a ma)Oral election in
n m.IJOr Nor1hc.1~1 clly.
In 1976, not' hmlo.e out in the
hlaclo. 'outh African town,h1p of
~OWt.'IO
In JCn6. U.S. •\mb.1",1dor tu
I ch.1nnn Franc1i. c. Mcloy Jr. nml
.111 .111lc '"~re kidnapped ;111<.J 'hot
to clcillh 111 Uc1rut
In 11J77, Soviet <:ommuni't Part)
( 1 c n c ra I S cc r c t.1 r > l e o n 1 d
Brc1h11e\ w," namcll pr~ilh:nt.
hccoming the f1r't pct on to hold
hoth ~>'h "multnncou'I)'
In 197R, Prt,1lfcnt CJrter .ind
P.11Mnrnni.rn le l.lcr Onrnr Totrijt.h
e~~h.1ngc<I the m trumc:nh or
n11irication of the Panama (" nnl
lrCAliC\
l ~n )tars n&o: Sccrct.uy of
\t.11c ,,Jc,undc:r I fn1 nnouncc<I
lit the end ot •I three-day vio;1t tu
lkijing thwt the lJnitcJ St.Uc' hn,t
.1uecd m principlt.! to bcgi~ 'cllin
"''"' to Chinn.
ft h c )'CR rs •110: M1lhon~ uf
M.u.:i.., rn • outh Africa marked the
l\: nth IOlllVCNlrv of the OW~h>
upmmg hy 'ltL1)'i1\ \\ll)' from ~ur
for tht.' day.
TMt It a conw1-.1ttfty """'f:r''' ~nd wt'd likt to hear from you. letters lhould be brief a are sub;tct to edit ng. lOftlt'
a>tr•pondeoce will be consJdefed for a COMM_., C...
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,.._ Mftd M>millk>nf to the °'~ Coast OeHy .......
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Editor\ note· The following
column ran n '~eek ago Saturday.
I'°" C\\:1. t)fwgr.1p/11cal error!.
cvercly c:lumgcd the meaning of
the original piece. Hcre'l the
corrected ~er ion. We opolog1ze
for lhc error\
ucrore rending any further,
want you to part1cipa1e in a h1tle
mental exercise. So get a pencil
nnd a piece of paper.
Ready?
Okay. Make four vertical
column on the p.lpcr, labeling
t h em r es pe c tiv e l y
nu f'c,elcctrician,clerk typist,and
truck driver.
Next, evaluate
each JOb category
by assigning any
number of points
b;i!.ed on what
you believe each
job to require in
terms of
knowledge and
~kill , mental
demand •
JCCOU n labilll ).
and \o\Ork1ng
------cond111on . Add Conservative the number or Dolit iCS point' for each
------Joh and compare
the to1.1ls.
According to )OU own uhject1vc
1udgmcnt. \\l11ch Job' arc worth·
more than the 01ht.1f'•? What w.tge
\o\OUltl \Oil ,l\.;ign each JOh?
!'lm' n\lo. your friend~ to do the
'ame Better vet, o'\lo. a nut<ie, an
elcctnc1an. ,, typi\I and a truck
dri-.er tn C\Jluate each job
Compare the rc<,ult \\Ith your
own What )OU "111 hnt.I 1,, there 1<1
no COfl)en\uc;
In fact. there " hlo.cly to be
'uh...i.1nti.tl d1,p.tr1I) among
evnlu.111onc; You might even find
tli,agrccmenl concerning tt'ie
f.1ctor-. u ed to c' .1luatc each )Ob
Pcrh.1p' I should ha\e inclut.led
phy 1cal 'ilre" Or ,1.,ual acuity
When the C\Jluator) are
government bureaucrat); v t
di\creonnc:1c' '1111 occur. In
M1nnc\ota , f(lr example, a
regl\tcrcd nur,c .• 1 chcm1!.t and a
\oc1al \o\Orkcr .111 h,,,e equal value
.111d would be (Mid the 'ame.
J lowe-.er, 1n Iowa. nurc;cs were
r.11cd 2Q pen.cut mon.: va lu•1blc
th.111 \OCt.11 w1,rlo.er,, who in turn
Best or trJe Hotline
hl1tm \ n1lll' //1t /cl//<m mg arc
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/>1/01 n-.1tit'" · comment ind
cr11ic1'"'' \\ ttilc Pilot cditM'
~'Clct1tnC' tn<I rc.1d all rommcnl\,
IH' n 1// 1m/\ p11M1\h ~/)Qn'e
trom c.illc.·n 11 ht> lc.n-c 11 nnmc
(p/CR\C 'pr/I ti 0111), Cit) Ind
phone numf'C.'t ( lf>r \C'rificnt1on)
\'ou r.111 ,.,., m\.'V/\cd by c<1/lmg
the l '''"'' , I lot/me It 6'1·60S6,
I h.1nJ.. H•11'
Your rt'rortin on the be ch
front en' ro 1dtment l'l\Ut'
rc pc,11\·111) r,,,, rcforn.:d to the
~·' l)\!11) 1n llllC,llUll .. "f)Uhlic lan,I" nml I ,,, nll led th\: c:ncr I
puhh
Whether
arc worth 11 percent more tban
chemists. In Vermont, the social
v.orlo.er and nur e rcver'le rankings,
and both nre con 1dered worth
more than chem1 ts.
")ow, let's add "gender" to the
equation. J·emini t nrgue that
w.lge d1 sc repancic between
predominantly male occupations
('uch as tree -trimming) and
predominantly female occupations
('.uch as nuNng) prove gender
dhc1 im11rntion and that the only
remedy ,, to have government
comm1,i.1on ''object ive ly"
determine JOh worth
For a while it cemed uch
non.,Cn'ic had pa'>scd with the
defeat of Mont.lalc and Ferraro.
llc,1dc . cquJI pay for equal work
and opportunity have been the law
for nearly 30 years and ""omen
have been mo-.rng into job 1heir
mother never would ha\e
con 1dcred -and are gelling paid
the amc: ilS men ha-.ing the ame
qualification doing the 'lame JOb.
But this nagging. embarra!I Jng
1deologic,1I relic of leftl\t feminism
"bacli. .. It ''part of HR I, the ~
called Civil Right\ and Women\
Equity in employment Act of 1991
which pa' cd the I louse of
Reprei.entativc e.irher th1o; wed
It begin., to d1)placc rhe concept
ol equal pay for equ.11 wnrk wuh
the lud1crou.,. unm.inngeJblc
n,·1.;1n of cqu.il puy for unequal
\\Ork that"· work of
· comp.1rahlc Mlrth "
rwo ul 1he many pmhlcm
.Mocmtcd with the comparable
worth 1dcolog) .tre I hat I) 11
Joc,n'1 tell you Jn)tlung Jbout lhc
lilhor m.1rlo.ct. and ~) 11 igno re'
chmlc' mnde b-. tho'e in the labor
mnrlo.c1
uppo'c we could 'umchow
ftgree 1hn1 l"AO particular Job' .ire
trul) l·omp.1rablc \\hat guod
"oulJ 1t do 1f one of the JOh wa~
.1lmo\t 1mpo "blc to fill ""hilc the
other h.1d innumerable applicant'
compelm~ for 11 !
Ob,1ou,1y. the be'lt \o\<l) to ge1
'><llnconc to t.1kc the le' popul;ir
J(lb "'nuld he to uf(er an mcenti-.t~.
\UC'h U\ 11 higher Wi.\jtC Of COUr\C,
comparable worth nd\oc.ite\ v..ould
complu1 n th.11 th" would
"t\Tt1f1ciJlly" ch.m the inhcrcn1
or ohJcct1\.c worth of the 1uh
l ct'' ti') ngain. Let's og1cc th.11
property owner anJ the propett)
"'uuld rc\:er\ to them "hould the
pufJ>O\C of the dcdicanon in thl\
A 'trcet not be JCcepted.
C\Crc1sed or obandoneJ
\\'hethcr hand nmcnt ctuall\
urrcd .. the propcrt} '""'n1.r
contend nd 1 the city c ntc't~.
could pmh bly only be· re,ol\Cd h)
co ti\' nd time consuming
lit1g~t1on .
'I he c11\ therefor~ negot1a1c,1 a
\: 'mpmmi t ~ 11h lht• prOJl'rt)
owner, .ind the c 't I C<lmm1"1nn
under whi h th pmr rt) ownc"'
,urrc:11Jcrcd thc11 cl. 1m on tn~
I.inti in C\ch.1n ~c for 11 u,c;
For 1hh the · mu't 1•ht in u
p\;rnllt ~ml Jl·'Y 1n • 11m111l Ice of
••n)"'hcrc from $JOO •• to $600
dtht1on lly th mu11t rcnw' •
''"~thin built on the' l.111J ~)onJ
the orrml\ d th!.t Ill\ ~
h1; re m nt I 1 ~c1hc'
thtt nothm • 1~ to bC built on th
l 1\ll v.h1\:h would r quire a
b111ltlin1 permit und r II~
ordin n
.
1he JOb o( 1n:c trimmer and nur'e
arc judged to he or comparable
Y.Onh. But the true value or the .
nurse i1, rel.lli'e only tQ the
number uf 1ck people and \rec'
which need tnmming 1 he 'ame
apphe' to the tree trimmer.
Like the val ue of goodc;, the
value or labor 1s ba ed on \uppl)
and demand.
What reall)' rankle fcmini't) •~
that blue-collar men tend 10 earn
more than pink-collar \.\omen .
Bui their attitude not only
bctra)' on chlli.t contcmpl for
mo t of the JOh'> of ordinary
working men. it repre ent.; a
rcfu'lal to under tand 'iimplc
ceonom1c' anJ 1he de,ire .. or mo t
women
When choo\ing JO~'· "'omen far
more frequent!) than men give
greater "'eight to comfortable
"orlong condit1on\. congenial
,,,,oe1ate'> and i ntellectual
,timulat111n C\Cn if 11 mean'
accepting luv..cr v.a cs
Women .11 tend to choo'e Jnb ..
"hkh arc compatible v..11h Sll\ld
mothcnn~ "hich mean the)
prefer part-lime "ark. \Hlrk do e
ICI h o m c , ,, n J j n h' " he re
co ntinuous 1r .11ning " le"
1mport.1nt .ind who'e 'kill' arc
c.1,11" tran,por1,1hlc from place to
pl.ice so ;i, to permit ea,u:r entry
1010 anJ cx11 lrom the \\\lrl force
D\ c.: r 11mc
Hcc.1U'e "l,mcn\ tll: upa11onal
chorcc' on the "hole are le''
d1-.cf\c 1han rho'e of men, the
'upph of luho r in man)
1r.1d111on.rll) v..omc:n·., )Oh' '' high.
thu' dcprc'"ng the ".1gc.
It "',men h l\e txe;n di"'our.1g~J
or h.ured h~ c.:mplo~er' from
entering lertJ1n JOb,, the
.1ppropri.1te respon e " to remo'>'e
1he b.1m~r' n,,1 tl ·'"''lt'h '"flf'l~
:ind Jcmnnd.
l he lav. (lhoulJ OA"ure equ I
<'P~lrtunit) and C\p..tnd the range
of choice for indl\ldu.11,. not
interfere wuh rn11on.1I hu,me"
pr.1ll 11:c .ind 111di' idu.11 dcc1,1on'
or '>Uh\litutc one turm of
d1<;errminn1ion for anoth('r
Dr. Jo E.llc.·n Allen . ., r(',11/c:nt of
C01on.1 dd 1:tr, h the ru 'tdrnt
elf the II."U~lc: /"orum of { '.111/cmn.1
11011h~nhcd to the Dail) P1lm for 20
\\'.Ir' .i nd e\Cn thll\I h ~U\I h, \e
i!...c~n ur Cc'l\Cragc on l.aguna. I
hlo.c 11 for the occu 1<'n.1I v.him' ,
•ml.I th\: Or in •e Count\ St ri.11 v.a'
\..Crta1111' lh.11
It\ ~;nc nr th<' rue: rel.Ice ming
ll•,1H1rC'-th,1t ~llU h3\C i.l rte.a'
leer 11 ltO\\ 'Rn D \\\>\O~
L lpun.i ~ ch
I cl1tor , 111llc. lk~.1u,t· cif f('.111"1
n•,p.1m <'. thC' 01,11u:c: < '1•i1 ... 1 \(11 ''
\HI/ f<'llllll ;I\ \tN 111 el\ \/!(ft/
l ... nc-.w return' from /!er 'penJ..mi:
tour .• 1lOD4! the Ea.'llt't ti .'tc!'llNMil•I
r Slit·\ ('C1mplcrc1} hc1 ~~runpl. ~ )
Duncln ...
hule
Nlut
The A5 cmbly finally tot 1rou9d
to debating ;and "otlng Thu~
fm 't me piccei. of the tatc btt·~
puule. .
One lcgi .. l:.tor v.;cpt. Anot~e.r
quo 1 e d J cff e rso n. A t h'f/jf'
resurrec ted a once-popu IU
politic. I ~logan, "Where' ,,t r
beef?" Several portr.;iycd tht
matter n4' ,. cla tnagte, pltJ ir\1
rich again'it the poor. It W3 m1ld_fl'i
enterrnining and came to prec1:>el/
the inconclu,ivc end that Car 'fol
hnndicapper hnd predicted "
enrlier.
The hyperbolic
public debate.
however, only
indirectly hinted
al the co re
conn1ct that has
l'llocked
enactment of the
new t.1ices and
pending c uts
1h .. 1 v.ould clO\C
the ~tate 's multi-
h 1 111 o n ·d o 11 a r
budllet deficit. -----
0 d d Iv. that
conlhc1 • doe,n't
p i I I i o, c r a I s
agains t
con'>ervative or e\.'en
ar.11n'>I Democrats. Rather,
1m.ol\.e the Repubhean govl!rn
Pete W1bon, and Repui>lic
members of the A 'embl). v.ho
them el"'e r•tclcd by inter
lli'I en'lion It's an 1deolog
confl1C1, more or les~. but 1L'~
a matter of tru 1, credibility
p1uty loyal!)
Wil on "'nna 10 clo e
budget gap. now estimated '
more thJn Sl4 billion, about •
with new taxc!I and about half .,,
'pending reduet1o n'i,
tcmpora~ and ~me permanent
He ha n't had much d1fficulty--
elhng that concept in the Senate.:
~h1ch 1s dominated by moder...i
of both parucs. fhe Assembly :
been the problem. = •
At the moment. Wilson w
1he Lcg1 lature to approve 'i0r1'i:
initial pieces of v.hat he a) 'lolilill
be a comprehen 1ve bud,ec
'~"erhnul. The enate ha agrted
and the .\ cmbly on Thul"'day ~1d
apprme nn cducatronal financ111e
bill -but only hecause it i not
ducctlv tied to new taxes
.:\ 'cmhlv Republicans voted a
a hloc again t other piece~. mMt ··
norahl} a mca,urc 'h1fting conlrol
of 'Om(' health and wclf..trc
pro~ram' to coun11e • because,
the) '"'d lhey "ant to cc llu:
rntirc budget padage before 1b \
"''" even agree to con 1der flC"-
ta.11e
Rcpuhlican leader Ro .., John
'aid that hcfore voling on anv t•~
related mca,ure!., he and ~it
c1lllcagues "'ant ~'urancc that.
the \O·called "<1tructwal rdo '-
'uch a' chmina11ng automatic
ot·l1' 1ne 1ncrea"e" for v.elf~
rec:ip1en1,, "'111 he :idopted. •
'-o relorm • no budg
Juhn~n ,,11d hlunll •
W1 bon ':t'' he w:1nJs 1he "
thing .ind Jnhn,on cl1Jracter~
the Rerubhl.in hl0<:kade -whlth
I' ... uccc\1,ful he au'e the ... 1allcd
hill' require t"<Hhird' floor \Ote'
..... a muncuvcr to 'upron
\\t1I on' po"u~n lmpl1C1rlv.
ho"'e'cr, John on & ( o. are \a11111
ih.1t the) don't tru~t Wilson to do
"'h.11 he ,, ' he wanf\ to do
~ut 'o \V1l\on 11h1'''
Thcr~ ' enough credit 111 J~
1rnu11d 1n 1h~ l\cnatc, \\ il>t0n
'·"" "l here\ enough lad.. •''
1.rt:J1t to &P .Hound in ttMt -
\,\tnll'h
I hr \"cmhl\'
.irr:t\ 111 I he m<\el\·t.' i•lln't
Dcmdiet'11" and wi1 ... on I (l\Crl
I' their own 1n1emi1I di or\1 .•
fohnwn Ul"'i\eu one \.Ote
confidcn~c rc~cntly by a in
\Ole .incl h "" ~,th nmderatc"
ltln\CI"\ II\ C\ 11) mg to hit
"'~··'ii • W1l,on 'cnt 11 mcv .. ag to lob •
,, ,,cmhl\ Rcrutth~an' cnrhcr ~
the wccl "'hen he pcr,uuded Ii
Collin\, the director ,,{ ~c
( · hlc,rnia Youth Authonh. t
fbr I\ \.l\CMI\ ~· '-ly cat -I biif
nd~ "dttnu.:kc<l b)' '-tllC~tmn, .. I
c:hg1h1lity. I he Cnlhn' m 1ncu\c1
"•"" v. 1dcl ~en ;i... 11 direct ellnrt
) W 11 n lo c: pture • contr1.'I of
the (,Qp bl nd b11n c u11'
\h irhnc to ~h. 1 i n w v"t)
ch ''" "tu 11 n.
•
• • • ,
c..1111 l•• c.t•••• .......... .141 ... , .......
OtllefWIM t.lr ..... ,......,
wit• •• , .... , . ,..
WMCI: •
low "'°"*'I d 0tidt INum·
1111 lftO ttl y
'"""Y by late
.........
M9ally dear
.... •ll1lltly .., ... , til1y1.
Upper deurt
...... 111 "" ..,.,.. .. 104 •
L•••r duert
1111111 100 to 111.
AlrAlr~Wll
~· MOdtntt ·~Or· 1111• Covllly
.ith I 7S '51. -'"'"•· Weit to 10 11thwut
wl11dt to 1 $
"'ph WI dMt af.
ttf'llOOll.
OCEAN REPORT
Molln~n1:
• Mostly dear th~ Monday with allahlly
warmer ihyt.
Hl1h1 In the 11pper 701 to
mkf.101.
TOOAY'SSUN
Sunrise: 5:39 a.m.
Sunset: 8:05 p.m.
0 () TODAY
Finl low
First hl«h
Secondlow
Full Moon
June 27
Last Otr.
Juty5
Lawmakers miss
budget deadline
By John Howard
Tht Assocfl1ed Prus
SACRAMENTO Tax-shy
A sembly Republicans late
Saturday blocked Gov. Pete
Wilson's attempt to cover the
state's unprecedented $14.3 billion
deficit with a sweepi ng
combination of new levies. pay
freezes and welfare cuts.
"Somebody hopes that this Junk
heap of a budget can be sold to
the state of California without
anybody ever looking under the
hood." c;a1d Assemblyman Tom
McOintock, R-Thou,and Oaki.
The Senate earlier approved the
$~5 billion spending plan but the
A'>'>embl) rCJCCted the proposal in
.1 1110,1 ly party-line vote that 1hrcw
the budget ncgot1at1oni. into virtual
deadlock. Lawmakers missed the
June 15 constitutional deadline to
·end a budget to the governor.
fhere is no penalty for failing to
meet the deadline.
"God knows nobody shoots us 1f
we don 't make ii (the deadline),"
JOked Assemblyman Phil Isenberg,
D-Sacramcnto.
fhe Scnalc vote was 27-8, the
bare two-thirds ma1onty needed
for passage, while the Assembly
voted 40-31. far short of the 54
votes needed in the lower house.
1 he vote'> onlv covered 1hc main
budget bill, and didn't address !he
package of accompanying
measures that contain the taxes.
cuts and h1fts required to put the
pending plnn into balance
The action '>Ct the stage for a
PRESIDENT
From A1
The signs were pt11nted tn the
patriotic colors or red. while and
blue, as well as purple. "I think
Bush is doing a good 1nh... 'ia1d
P.rin Inouye of Huntington Dench
. she painted her white ~tgn in
thick red letters.
Inouye, who attend' Sower'>
Middle School, 'aid ~he looks
forward 10 a time when a per!ton's
1n color i'> me.1111nglc''
"We nrc all good people," 'he
td.
Other ~cc the prc">1dent ''i v1!>it
o way of appl.iuding Asian·
American!>.
"lt is an excellent opportu111t)'
becau e 11 recognize' the lorge and
owina population of AsiaM,"
id Rajen Anand, a professor of
~ 1ology .it Cal Stale Long
Bench "It give.. .1 chance to
Orun~c Cuunty
the begmninf of a real
rftQ\lemcnt." Lund '01d. "for the
men to bo cmp<JWered again and
feel th:u they are needed by their
f amilie~ •nd n•;, And once they
t crnpowcred, they re oble to
tic.tom r.11her • son\ and friend
rhey never hiwc been
showdown Sunday, when both
houses planned to reconvene and
consider 11ll the bills.
The Senate ultimately is
expected to approve the final
budget package, but in the
Assembly the proposed budget's
tax increases -totaling $7 billion
-faces strong opposition from
Republicans.
Throughout the evening, Wilson
called A sembly GOP members
into hii. office for one-on-one arm·
twisting meetings. hoping to
persuade them to support his
proposal.
Wilson'!> budget calls for a p;..
cent hike in the state'l. 6-cent ales
tax, about $4 billion. and sh1ftl.
more than $2 billion "-Orth of state
programs to the counties.
It also seeks $3 billion in
additional taxes, including new
levies on candy, newspaper~.
magazines. snackl> and bottled
water, a nd punil>hes local
RO.,,ernments and -;chool district'i
by cutting their !>tutc funds if they
approve pay r~me!t for local
workers.
The new taxes include S 1.3
b1ll1on \tcmmmg from change' in
the personal income tax laws, ">uch
ao; limlls 1n 11em1zcd deduction'
and reduction' in the. business
meal deduc11ons.
The taxe., 111-;o include $630
m1llio11 from a 6 ·percent levy on
telecommunication bills, including
telephones and cable television.
A,111n -Ami:ncans to honor their
president. By honoring him ,
they're honoring the country"
Ornnge County boasts an Asrnn
population of more than 250,000
people, ancl the president wanted
to !tpeak here hccau!tc of the large
concentrnllon of Asian minorttic,,
Anand "'alCI.
The event marll.s the fourth time
Mile Square Park has had a
pre ident1al VI 1tor: Gerald rord
11poke at the park in 1976. Ronald
Reagan, then a pre..,1dent1al
hopeful. ..,poke in 1980, and
Reagan vi'lttcd the p.1rk again 1n
1984 as he kicked olr h1' re
election c<impmgu
"I thinll. 'IOmc people might ge1
the idea of calling th1' Pre\ldcnt1al
Park," aid Roger Stunton. Orange
County\ First Di'>trtct \upef\.l\or.
"I hope we can itct rh" J\ ,1
regular annual date for (Uu~h) 10
come here." he u1d
Murble Coffeehou<ie nnd 11 recent
Planning Commil.~1on decl\1on Hl
deny the bus1nc"' 11 perm11 for
entertainment. 1nclud1n1t poetry
iead1n~'· 1hc<llt1cal 'lr..1h anti live
acou 11enl mu 1c.
On M.1y 13. 1hc Pl.1nn1ng
Comm1\~1on voted 3-0 to deny the
c111crt.11nmcn1 rc4ue,1. ruling thctt
on ·!It t C' park ins " u u Id be
inlidequJtc to '>upport the
cntert.unment c pan ion.
In hi'> .1ppeJI of the rnling.
I C\Ch Burke. co owner or the
coffee l1ou .. c, 'n1d he h !I
pcrmi"ion from nc11hhor1n
hu,ine~ owner' to u c 1he1r
p.irkina ~pace~. Durke nlsn
conte n(f' the 1dd111on or
cntettuinment ~ould not increlJ'e
the demand for p.irktng.
SURFING
lOCATION Hu"ll~on kllCh
N-,cwt le.di
Coron.t dc!I M.r
u111na kach
Salt Crttll
Sa11 Cleme111e
MONDAY
Finl high
first k>W
Se<v11d high
SKCW\d low
PlnB llBrlly
~-·-~ ~......(lr .... ,_Oily NrA
Cubmaster Ken Peterson from Pack 10 sends race cars down the track
while father-son teams look on Saturday at Heller Park in Newport
Beach. Each team made its car out of wood for the big race.
FISHING
From A1
I told him that ... cemed fairly unlikely.
Undeterred. he loaded up u hook with an <lnl\e·Oavored
mar'>hmallow, a dab of Power f3:11t Jnd nn earth worm. A genuine
com1'o·plate
My daughter, meanwhile, had decided to skip the bn1l altogether.
W11h \Orne ,1maLcmen1 I watched a '>he ca'>t off. the hne -weighed
\\-1th \Cvernl Ja" -breaker sized sinker -arching gently over the
wuter and 1hcn i,uddcnly bonking a pas mg duck in the t:ul feathers.
One of the fe" thin~ I do know about fishing II that 11 requires
patience. And p;iticnce wasn't abundant that afternoon.
"let· go,· m) daughter pleaded some fi\e minute into our
adventure
R)'an, me.in'' hile. kept loading and reloading hi11 hook It had
come to rc,~mhle t1 TV dinner.
Ju,t a' I \.l.:l\ .ihnut to admit defeat, Kelley announced that he'd
had ,, bile.
"Oh yt>ah r1~ht." her brother, ever the \upporter, replied.
'I dn I do · •
I tnok a look and urc enough the rod wn .. bcndtng, nexmg,
\.\1~l111g, iumpmg And ~o wus Kelley.
And then 'low!\, wifh Ryun ~landing ncorby wrth a net, he reeled
111 a large. pale orange carp -ltn ualy. hloated pcc1men that, for all
•ht \q1rld. l1)(ll..cd like Bhnky. the thrce·e)'ed mutant fi h found
"'' 1mn11ng nc.ir the nucle11r plant on the telev1~ion cartoon "The
\1111p,on' ··
\\'h.11 " 11"" Kelley w.1ilcd.
Don't \l(lll know, 'illyJ" her brother, ever the aentle teacher,
1 l!plicd It\ .1 trout."
I o~cthcr, \.\C watched the thing Oop 1round tn the dirt.
< .1n "'c keep 11?" Kelley o ked.
'\o I '11d. thctt probably woul~n'l b • 11 nod ii.lco.
V..c ~.in cut 11 for dinner," Rynn .rnnounc:c•I. •
Oh your mon1 \.\111 lovc that, I ~.lid. "I don'1 think w ."
\.\ c '·1'1 our eye back down on the c.1rp the ugly, bloilted (urp.
It d.1nc:cd n hit, \.\Cot still .ind then kicked hacll. tn life.
"l ct's thmw 11 bad<." Ryan aid
"Yeah, let\ throw it b.1d," Kelley .tifrced.
We lim~cd the hook from its mouth ond 4'ltrefully plop~d 1t bac"
111 the l.1k:e, w tching a it v11ni~hed into the chocolatc·colorcd water.
for tt neeting ~econ<f 11 occurred to me thut mn)'hc ttu wa~ the
n:.ll!tl()ll' thing I'd heard about -father, ~n and daughter alv1ng life
l1.1d tn on ugly old c11rp.
But. like f su1cl, it WI\ II nccting thought.
"I '\ttll think we 'hould have b.rrbccucd 11," R)t1n oi<l. His ~i ter
nodded.
NOT MOM
From A1
crn p1.: mo 1 or it off the 1ablc nnd kitchen nom. She pend the rcl>t
of the afternoon und C\cning clun1111 the hou~ 'me more, Jl ckina
our 7·ycar·nld boy up from chool. mnk1na dinner (or the Cour of
them . h thing the kids .ind puttmg them an bed. n h ur Inter or l,
l sit.~ up gurn.
~1\ \\lrc\ hfc 1 lllled with (1 hts, ctttdrum• h \ltCrtn rc11m~ nd
1nin1.:d cr1q l She 1 mctuncs Wflkcn d from dud lcep b the
oothina ound\ of pulo;ing kid . 1\nd, of course, there' the horror of
111 horrnr" -1uk1n' nil thm: 10 the upcrmarkct,
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Pollca launch hunt for
shoodng death suspect
By Matt Coker
Otangt Coasl Ollly Pll04
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Police launched a manhunt
Saturday for a 19-year-old
Westminster man who allegedly
shot and killed another 19-year·old
man in Central Pork and shot at
two of his fleeing friends.
An all-points bulletin wns issued
for Thuy Vinh Tran, who i
de cribed a Vietname e, S feet S
inches. 120 pounds, black hni r and
brown eyes.
Tran and three other men went
to Central Park about I a.m .. and
when they reached the southeast
'corner near Goldcnwesl Street and
Sloter Avenue, Tran and the
othets apparentty got into an
argument, sn1d Lt. Ed McErlnin.
The suspect then allegedly
pulled out a handgun and fired ot
the unidentified victim, who fell to
the ground.
WEIGHTlESS
From A1
"He 's a bad guy named Venom."
Oh yeah? What docs he do?
Thuy Vinh Tran
At 1:45 a.m, one of the men
who eo;c:lpcd being "lhot coiled
pohce from a phone boolh ond
rud his f nend had been shot.
Anyone with information about
the hooting 1s a ked to call
Detective Hooper at 536-5570.
"He's 1eal trong and he's a mutant and he can hoot webs like
Spider-Man and he ha i,upcr trength like Spider-Man and he took
one of Spidcr·M:in's costume ."
Do you like th14' guy?
"Yeah."
How come?
"'Cause he can do thtni;s normal people wouldn't dream of doing."
Like whar!
"Like he can clunb wall without fulling off .rnd he bites people."
Who is your favorite uper hero'>
''Daredevil."
WhRt doc" he do?
"He\ incredtbl) fa t and he can throw little club'i n fast as the
peed of light."
Do you ever think that mnybe )e>u'll have uper powers ~mehow?
"Yeah "
Good luc".
''Yeah."
DllCOVERIEI
From 1A1
"Oehc1oul.!" he dech1rcd.
"Yc!I, Taylor, but you need lo eJI the corn, too," I explained.
For the nc:<t fcv. minutes, my wif e and I conched Taylor on the
bo 1c of getting the corn off the cob Hnally, he got the knack of it.
"Cornondacob! So delieiou!I'" he exclaimed before furiou ly
devourina the re t of the corn hk:e n veteran.
He then ~miled widel)", hi\ teeth reveRhng much of the corn from
the cob.
What' nice about f ntherhood 1 thiAt }'OU get to be a kid agnin.
Little experience that you'\ie Iona ince taken for granted -
quining 'omeone with your brand·ncw v.ater p1!1tol (riaht between
the eye!;!) or coung )m1r fir t piece or corn on the cob -arc
uddenly new nd filled with v..onder and deliaht.
I, for une, m enjoying all of life' diM:ovcrics much more the
second time uruund.
Thank • Taylor. ...
From A1
to }mt nn)'mnrc." I 'nid.
fhen he told me not to be d.
"I \\<OUld \till like )OU to reod to me 1f you u\c tho'lc funny voice~."
•·ot cou"e l will," I .. oid, in kind of 1rn"ely \'okc. like Pooh
bcor .
She's on 2.i.hou• c.ill tnl.I doc.,n't ct da nrt, Vllc:a11on\ or e\icn
mlkt• lm.:ak' •
It 'he h.1d her <lruthcr • I'm ~ure \he'd chuck 11 ftll, 'ha\ic her head
ltl\d Jl t out flo'°'c~ t the trport. She'd 11 lc~st put in for I
tran fc:r to somcv. h re le \·olattlc. I 1kc Mount PinatubO.
A ,lfll) on 1 he oriatcd Pre wire the other dsy 'llid 1bout
2!i01()(1n d.1t1 n~ I•) home while th~ir WtYt 10 to work. I ~ m
\\1(c docsn'' c:ntC'h <Atnd of th s, I don I think l' t the flJhl turf.
Iler hfc m.1) not be n h"ing hell, but you can urc 1ncll 1t from
where she' urnchna
I cclchrfttc I th r Day today, I thank my lucky tltr I'm noc 1
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BOSTON -The
~ton Red Sox and the
odds caught up with
Anach nee Chuck
Finley Suturday, proving
once again 1hat even the
bci.t pitchers get
knocked around now
und then .
. hnlcy (10·3) guv~ up seven runs on six
hh, in the fir t inning and the Red Sox
went to rout the Angels 13·3. He entered
the game tied for the major-league lead
in victories and a 3.12 ERA. But the left·
hander lasted only two-thirds of ~n
innina.
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"He's humnn," Boston manaaer Joe
Morgan said.
Finley had beaten Boston five times in
a row with n 1.31 earned run average
since Sept. 2, 1988, including a two-hit
shutout in Anaheim June 4. Thi year he
had ~itched into the seventh inning or
laler 1n 11 of 12 tarts thi eason.
But hi luck in his 13th start we all
bad as he wa char&cd with even runs.
sending h1'! ERA from 3.12 to 3.81. It
equaled the \hOrtc t tart of h1 career,
the 01hcr conung on Aug. 21, 1989, when
he had to leave bccnu'lc of a toe injury
with two out in the fir t again t Kan
City.
"We ju~t caught him at the right time,"
Morgan sa id. ''Even the be t pitcher\ get
their lump'! at times. Even Roger
Cle men hos had bad days."
"I didn't make good pitches and they
cnpitalized on them,'' Finley said. "I felt
bad about puttina my tenm in a hole like
thnL Playing on the road i hard enough
and it doe!ln't make things easier to put
the team in that kind of a situation that
early and expect them to come back."
"When you s1art off like he did today.
you ju t know il's going to be one of
tho c days," Angel catcher Ron Tingley
aid. "You could sec the frustration every
time he would make a good pitch and
they ecmcd to foul 11 off."
Jack Clark and Carlos Quintana each
drove m three run nnd Mike Greenwell
and Tony Pena knocked m two apiece.
Bo ton rookie Mike Gardiner earned
his third VlCtory m four dcci ion mec
See ANGELS/17
Gusty winds
innate scores
at U.S. Open
By Bob Green
4P Gol W11ttr
CHASKA, Minn. -The wind won.
"The USOA got what they wanted
toda)'," Pa)'nc S1ewart said. "The cou~e
wa how1na all 11 teeth."
And a IS·2S mph prairie wind provided
the bite
The 6S men who played the third round
o( the 9151 u.s Open aotf Chftmpion hip
were no m. 1ch for it u If aneltine
Nation I turned into a aolf1nQ horror.
hen the tournament leaders, the
OambOyant Stewnrt and 1hc methodical
cou Slmf'l!<'n. were not immune to the
im~iblc: d mnnd~ of what became truly
U.S. Open golf.
Stmpsnn, the calm, unOappablt former
Open champion who ccm to play hi
best under the: most difncuh condition ,
bogeyed two of the la t three hole -
1lnd w111 delighted with the: fini~h.
He matched par 72 and w11 tied for the
tup at 210 Vtith Stewart, the former POA
tttle·hotder now on a comeback from a
lcnathY injury abtence. ·
Slewan look 1 doUbte boleY on the
ftM hale, tftd l\leftlual1y left~ t'9 COUrM
wt.It a ..... illh dt ,.Mtf ,afttr eompterin1
1 1' on OM of the more difficult de thi
Oki dwunpiomh p has produced.
''Temtyina'' wa the word u d by Nick Pra.
And ht wa1 one or onty two men able
to break pu 72 -1 opposed to 33
See OP£N,W
U.I. lllta
They sweep Spain to clinch quarterftnal victory, oa crass courts
By Mike Recht
~P!tnwrce.
Nf.WPORT. R.J. -Pumped up hy
the competition and the e11cnt, Rick
Leach of Lagun,, Bench and Jim Push
again proved one of 1he world' top
doublci. team S:uurday by sweeping the
Af&er 1bc doubles victory, 11 wa~
sannounccd that the US •emifinal.
against Germany "'ould be played at
Kan.u City Sept. 20..22.
France and Yuaoslavia play in the
other 5CmifJnal. The final will be held in
December. United Slate into the Davi Cup
emifinal,. Leach and Pugh, kept c1tcrythina
lhe American ctuo won the big points almost perfect with ttic1r victory.
for ft 7·6 (8 ·6), 6-3, 7·6 (7·3) victory over
Spain's Emilio Sanchez nd Sergio
C.1-.al, g1Ving the United State an
in,urm<,untnhlc 3·0 lc11d in the t'>C'll·Of·5
scne,,
John McEnroe ond Brad G1lbcrt. who
won 1hc fir1't two inglc!> matches Fridaty,
will play the two menningle 1nglcs
Sunday ag111n t Sanchez nnd Toma
C11rbonell.
They extended their own Cup doubles
record to 6-0, including four matches
lo t )'Car when the United Slate won
the Davis Cup, and a fir11t-round victory
OYer Mexico in March.
They also ga1te the American team
nine ~ts without a lo for lhe weekend,
and they have won nil nine ets they
pll\yed against the two Spaniards since
f !>89.
Saturday'i. quarterfinal victory gave
them 'i 4·1 record aaainit the Spanish
pair,·the only l<n comina in the 19
U . Open final when Leisch become ill
and the pair had to default without
taking the court .
"We ha1tc a b1a rivalry going," Leach
~aid of th e Spaniard , who ha\le won
three toumamcntf thi year and have
been among the bc~t incc the 19
Open victory.
'Every time we play them, we get
clo er. Maybe one time we will beat
lhcm," Sanchez said. "We bad a chance
and we didn't take them."
Although playing on the: gr~ surface
they like best, Leach and Pugh were
dune 18. 1991
Thi QailY Plot
doged by the. Spaniards 1hrou1hout, but
"ere at their be t in the tiebreakers.
The fir t and third sets were on serve
through 12 -:Jasnc . The only ~
bre:ik in lhc match ca me in the Nath
came Of tbc "ccond ct with SanChcz
'c:n'ing, w"en he netted a backhand
volley.
The first 1iebreaker sta)ed on sef'c
un11I Leach punched home a forehand
\iollc\i on Ca al' ~er.c fo r a 7-6 lead,
Then. on Pugh' enc, Leach -won it
wi1h a hort O\icrhcad a1 anchcz' feet.
111e third·,Cl uchrcakcr wa much
c.i icr .ic, the American "-On 1hc fir t
two potnt'i and the Spaniard ne1ter
caught up .
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Schofield finds discipline
makes . him better hitter
By Richard OuM
Oranot Coat Ollfy ,,_,.
ANAHEIM
Yearning to correct ht!>
problems at the plate
la t season, Angels
short top Dick Schofield
auempted to enliven his
stro ke by u s ing
teammate Lance
Parri~h's 3S-inch, 3.S-ouncc bat.
It didn't work. After a while, he
though1 it was swinging him.
Eventually, Schofield broke ou t of htl>
~lump and finished hitting better than
.100 for the last t>No monthc: of the
'\eiA!IOn. Before Augui;t, though. he wa n't
even hitting his weight, roughly 1 0
pound
Th1i. CJL..on. for whntevcr reason -
playing healthy. hitting down in the
batting order or simply going back to
ba ics -and he isn't sure, Schofield ha
continued 10 dnve the ball at an in pinna
p01cc . Maybe this 1s his brcal..through
'cason.
"I hope so." Schofield '\aid "facrybody
wan1s to hit .300 and drive in a lat or
run • but I'm JUSt going to try and get the
mOl t out of my ability. I d'on't think I'm a
.330 hitter, but I'd love 10 keep h1t11n1 the
>Noy I have been through October "
Entering today''> thr~c·gamc cric
o.11y ...... ,......., finale in Boston. Schofield has his average
Angels shorutop Dick Schof1eld'c; d1mplin<' at the plate is the reason he's hitting .273. up to .273 (41 for I.SO). not bad
Community conege Athletes or the Year
loutlltlrn cal/fornla College's Vangual'lll
'
The senior center earned
first team National
Christian College
All-American, honorable
mention NAIA All-American
and NAIA All-American
Scholar Athlete for the
second straight season
while leading the
Vanguards men 's
bas~etball · team to the
District 3 semifinals as a
fourth-year starter.
The senior forward earned
All -Golden State Athletic
O o n f e r e'(l c e , A 11-N A I A
District rb 3 and NAIA
All-American Scholar
Athlete for the Vanguards
men's basketball team
while posting the best
grade point average in the
Math Department. Henjum
averaged 14. 7 points. three
rebounds, three assists
and shot 54 percent.
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The 37-year-old mother
and student had her best
cross country season yet
as a senior, finishing ninth
at the NA'A National
Championships with a
clocking of 18 mi~utes , 19
seconds to earn
All-America honors. Hall
also finished second at the
NAIA District 3 meet in
18:27 , just five seconas
off first place .
con!>1dcr1ng ht' career average is 40 points .
lower (.233). Schofield has also been "'
'lhowmg great plarc d1sciphnc wtth 20
walk 11nd 17 RBI
"I JUSI feel•
confident. and l've ~
been gctung into -.
some good !ittuauon
to htt," he said. ''I'd ...
hkc to hn (higher m
the order). bur really~•·
thue '<; no where else
for me to hit."
Batung down in the
order. though, suits
Dick Schofield Schofield just fine.
"That\ great becau e if (the pitchers) arc
conccntratmg on (Gary) Gaeui, (Dave)
Winfield. (Wally) Joyner and Parrish,
ma)be l ca n \ncak in there," he aid. "I
don't thml. anybod) goes in there thinking
the No 8 or No 9 spots arc going to hurt
them "
Thi'! \'Car, Schofield has inflicted much ~
pam f;om the bottom o( the barrel.
p1cl1ng up for the lack of production from
Do\e Parl..cr .md Lui SoJO
1nce he became the club's C\eryday · ,
hon tor in 1984. Schofield has been .
branded "'ith the good-glO\-c, no-bat label.
but no" he' changing that, tran form ing
th e gifted tool into an All-Star cason
For him, 3nyway.
La t }Car. 11 was more than merely a 1 slow tart for Schofield • , •
An anno\'1ng right ham tring pull '•.,
\tdclincd him from March 28 to June 6. ~
Sri while: the re t of h1 teammate~ found ..
thei r strole ,1ftcr m1 ing \3Ju,1ble prmg
training time due to the owner ' lockout, ..
See SCHOFIELD/17
The senior catcher on the
softball team earned
first-team All -NAIA District
3 and All-Golden State
Athletic Conference honors
while hitting .337 (33 for
98) for the Vanguards,
who finished 1 .500 overall
and in league to make the
District 3 playoffs .
LaPointe had 11 doubles,
22 runs and hit .421 with
runners ln scoring position.
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NIW YCak -c.t Lewi1. .. JiJ11» awal him ~ bll ~meet winaina mat Ill tbe men• Iona
jump. came throup with a dramatic vktory S.turday
at the Mobil national cHamp~.
Lewis, unbeaten since lotina to Larry Myricks in
the 1981 national indoor ctuimpionships, WH in
second place aoing into the sixth and final round,
trailina Mike Powell by one inch.
But Lewis, a superb clutch performer, soared 28
feet, 4V• incl\es, pa sing Powell by one-half inch for
hi'i 6~th con tcutive victory.
When the di,tance was announced, the relie\led
Lewis spread hh arms out, leaned back and fe ll to
the ground.
The competition wns not over, however. Powell,
whh n bc~t of 28·3 ~. ·till had one jump remaining.
Urged on the crowd, which was applauding
rhythmically, Powell raced down the runway, but
coulJ not reach Lewis' d1'otance -and Lewis' streak
was safe again.
"Like a cat, I have nine hves," Lewis said, "but I
thi nk I've used up eight of them."
Regarding his final jump, Lewis said, "I felt that
whatever I did it was going to be all right. I wasn't
sure right away. but I felt at peace with it."
Powell never thought hio; lead was safe.
"I knew he wa'i going to pass me becau e that's
the way he is,'' Powell said.
Myricks wns third at 27-10.Yc -1he same 1-2·3
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Kim .... "-• ....,.. ltas. •*· won the women'• 400-IMttr ~ hurdla in .54.ta.
the bat in the world for tttJ. &he lecond-bnc ewr
by an Ameriain and a col'91iace record. The
previous collcpte mark wu 54.61, by Nawal El
Moutawakil of Iowa State in 1984.
Lillie Leatherwood took the women'• 400 meters
in .C9.66, 1also 1 1991 workt best, and a meet record
urpauin1 the mark o( 49.83 by Valerie Brisco I~
• 1984.
D~nny Harri , ranked No. 1 in the world in the
mcn''i 400 hurdle~. won in 47.62, best in the world
th1\ .season. CAA ch1mpion Mark Croghan of Ohio
• late lm1<ercd hi5 ~ason's 'Aorld be t in the 3,00().
meter steeplechase to 8:21.64.
Antonio Pclligrew, the 19 9 national champion in
the men's 400, regained the title, winning in a world·
be t 44.J6. ~1is~ing from the finol were world record·
holder Dutch Reynolds, who failed to get through the
opening-round heats after being allowed to compete
while on a two-year su pension, and Olympic gold
mednhst Steve Lewi , injured during the semifinals.
Mork Everett won his second straight national title
in the men's 800 in 1 :44.28, the year's fas test.
Dehsn Floyd took the women's 800 in a 1991
American best 1:59.82, collapsing al the fi nish line.
Gwen Torrence also hqd a 1991 American-best jn
Cardinals hold off Dodgers, 5-4
LOS ANGELl:.S -Lee Sm11h.
roughed up during a Los Angeles
rally, pitched oul of a bases-loaded
jam in the eighth inning Saturday
night, preserving the St. Louis
Cardinals' 5-4 victory over the
Dodgers.
The Dodger' loaded 1he base
wich none out in the eighth off
reliever~ Chri Carpenter and Juan
Agosto, nnd Eddie Murray greeted
Smith "Ith a t"-O·run 'ingle Kai
Daniels' ~tngle made 11 5 4.
Bui with one out .ind the base~
loaded again, Smith 'truck out
pinch-hitter Stan Javier and go!
pinch-hiller Gary Carter t>n a pop
Oy to 'ccond.
The Dodger\ threatened en the
ninth "hcn Bretl Butlc1 '>ingled
and 'tole 'ccond. hut Smith <tlruck
1n11 Juan ~amuel :ind got Dari) I
l.itr:i .... hcrl"\ ,ind ".1 urra\. Oil 0\ h.111'
to the outl1cld to rccMd h1' 15th
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Dodgers schedule
Date, opponent, time TV
June 16-St Lours 1 05 none
JuOc 11-cn.caoo 7 3S none
June 18 -Chago 7 3S Si>ottsCl\aMcl
Junt 19-Chtcaoo. 7 JS nooe
Junt 20 -P !!St>orgtl. 1 3SSpol1sCllaMel
Ill Olrr>tS Pll AABC tldlo 190)
inning~ in ou11.Jueling Dodgeri. ace
Ramon Mar11 nc1 ( 10-3). who
accounted for the only run off the
Cardinali. ngh1 -h.1nder with a
bases-loaded groundoul in the
fifth. Smith gave up five hits and
walked l"-O in ending n personal
three-game lo'ling 'trcak.
The CarJ111a b , \\-hO hadn't
'cored ,, run for Smith in 23
prev1uu., inning' o"er four games.
~'ent ahead 1-0 tn the \ccond on a
double hy Fell" Jo e and "nglec; by
1 odd /c1lc and Tom Pagnozzi
In the sixth, St. Louis made it 2-
0 on consecutive singles by Luis
Alicea, Mill Thompson and Pedro
Guerrero, who drove in his 20th
run in 17 games again t his former
team. Thompson came home with
the third run when Jose grounded
into a double play.
Mdrtincz was touched for an
vnearned nm in the seventh when
pinch-hitter Rex Hudler drew a
t\..,O·Ou t "alk, stOle <iecond t1nd
went to third on catcher Mike
Sc1oscia's bad throw, and scored
0 11 Ray Lankford's single.
Martinez, who had won 28 of his
previou~ 34 decisions, allowed
eight hits over seven innings, with
two walks and six strikeouts.
St. Loui made it 5-1 in the
e1gh1h off reliever Mike Hartley
when Milt Thompson doubled,
'tole lhird and cored on a wild
p11ch
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The tlaile Wll ndatfwly llOw, beca._ die.....,.
were m.Mn1 Into a he1ct.ind Of 2.0 _..,. per
second, or 4.43 mph.
Jobneon, who h11 run 20.02 thia year aftd hu 1
career-beat of 19.85, has not been beaten linc:e May
1990, when he loll to Burrell in the Southwat
Conference Champion hips. In that meet, Burrell
won in 1 wind·aided 19.61, the fastest ever under any
conditions, with Johnson the runner-up in 19.91 .
Jackie Joyner-Kencc, the 1988 Olympic told
medalist and 1987 world champion in the lona jump
·and heptathlon, swept both even ta at the
championships. After winning the heptathlon
Thursday, i.he took the long jump Saturday at 22-8.
Other men's winners Saturday Included Hollis
Conway in the high jump at 7-7Vl, Terrance
Harrington in the 1,500 meters in 3:40.72. Tim Brial:tt
in the pole vault at 18-8V.., John Trautmann in the
5,000 at 13:55.26, Jud Logan in the hammer throw it
244-10, Tony Washington in the discus at 211·11, and
Mike Barnett in the javelin at 262-0.
The other women's winners were Suzy Favor-
Hamilton in the 1,500 in 4:06.13, PattiSue Plumer in
the 5,000 in 16:24.72, Shelly Steely in -the 3,000 in
8:49.00, Karin Smith in the javelin at 197·6, and
Ramona Pagel in the shot put at 60-2Yl.
Press box
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Carl Lewis Oies through the air 28 feet, 4 y .. inches
on his final long jump to win U.S. championships.
Happy Chandler, man who put end
to baseball · segregation, dies at 92
"Happy" Cha ndler, the former •
VERSAILLES, Ky. -A.B. x
Kentucky governor and the baseball
commissioner who he lped e nd
'iegrcgation in America's pastima, died Saturday at
the age of 92.
"Happy was omebody t loved like my own
father,'' said another former commis.'lioner, Bowie
Kuhn. "He was as fine and memorable a per on
as the game ever produced, and that's over 150
years.
"He was n J lnll of Farner in baseball and richly
belonged there. and u hall of famer in politic.~.
tpo."
Woodford County coroner Steve Ward said
Chandler's death was cudiac-related and that he
may have died of u hea rt attack or a stroke.
Chandler's son. Ben, said hi father died in his
one-1ory brick home in thi town of 7,500 located
about 10 miles west of Lexington.
Johnson lhows poor form In 100
TONSIJERG, Norway Ben -~--
Johnson t1ni~hed second in a 100-..-,:
meter sp1 int Saturday and again fajled .,,
to how the form he displayed before ----
his two-year suspension for using steroids.
Johnson was timed in 10.41 seconds, finishing
four hundredths of a second behind Wolfgang
Haupl of Germany.
Johnson wa" slightly faster than his first two
outdoor meets this season. He was fifth in 10.54
three wee~s ago in Grenada, Spain, which was his
first outdoor race after his suspension. Johnson
• then rnn a 10.69 and finished fifth in a 100-meter
heat May 30 at Seville, Spain.
"He had a bad tart, but he finished much
better," aid Clyde Duncan, Johnson's coach. "It
wa<t 1mportnnt that Ben was able to finish the race
'o well "
Johnwn, who declined to attend a poslracc
pre.:'IS conference, will train in Oslo before his nex1
cheduled meet early July in Finland.
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"He' been in failing health for some time, but
he was a pretty tough old bird," Chandler said.
In addition to being elected governor of
Kentucky twice, Chandler also was a U.S. senator.
"Happy fought death as he lived his life, with a
strong will and a gleam in his eye," Kentucky Gov.
Wallace Wilkinson said. "It is difficult to find the
words to encompa s all Happy has meant to our
Commonwealth. No one ever loved Kentucky
more. It is hard to suy goodbye." .
Chandler's wife, Mildred, who was always
referred to as ''Mama," said he was stricken in
the early morni11g.
''He called me around 3 a.m. in our bedroom,
and by the time I got to him, he was gone," she
aid.
"He had a most satisfactory life and
occomplio;hed many , many thing • a lo t of things
the genernl pubhc doesn't even know about," she
aid
Slit Like City Iola 1998 Glmll
BIRMINGHAM, England -The ---
Japanese city of Nagano was awarded Q5{5)
the 1998 Winter Olympics on ----
Saturday. beating out Salt Lake City
and bringing the Winier Games to Asia for the
first time in 26 years.
The politics of geography prevailed as the
International Olympic Committee voted to put the
games in Asia rather than in the United States for
a second !itraifht time.
Nagano wil be the first Asian city to ho t the
Winter Game ~ince S:ipporo, Japan, in 1972.
Thal apparently proved to be a strong selling
point with the roe members, who had been
criticized last year for giving the 1996 Summer
Games to Atlantn
Salt Lllke Caty would have been the fourth
American city and stxth in North America 10 stage
the Olympics since 1976
The other candidates were 0 tcrsund, Sweden;
Ao In, Italy, and Jaca, Spain
"f think it' a fair \.Ole ," aad Francois Ca rrard,
director genersl of the IOC. "The hift in balance
in con tinent to As1u 1s a ver} good thing."
But it was nothing less than a cru hmg blow for
backers of the Snit Lake City hid, who have been
trying to bring the Games to Utah incc 1966.
Tillmpson'I a• h8lpa ~ lad
Rocky Thomp on nnk n nine-foot 7
cualc putt on the 16th hole Saturday
1n building a three-stroke lead over ----two-time deCcnding champion Jim
Dent after two rounds of the Syracuse (N.Y.)
Senior Cla,Mc.
Ofncml pulled 1he golf er'i from the Lafayette
Country Cluh cour\c at )·25 p.m. a\ o
thunder..torm JM 'cd 1hmugh the area but play
re urned
In other pom new,·
• O;u b Muchn and Jody An chutz i.hot 3·
undcr-p.1r 6<), to hare the \CCond-round lead in
the t POA', $400.000 Lady Ke> tone Open at
Heri.he). Po
•Bill Schm111 pun out twice 1n the c1rly tage
but hung on the win the N SCAR Wrn ton 200
'otod car rucc at Snugu\ peeJway in Santa
Clant.t.
•Guy C()opcr nnd Jeff M11ti11 cv1ch collided
und crn\hed durms the final lap of lhc lSOcc
Cnmcl upcrcro' enc' al Sun Jo..e, llowina
Yamaha '~ Doug Dubuch to claim hi first
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comics into pure,_ raw series
By Scott Williams
AP l elC!VJSIOO Wnter
Nl:.W YORK I he danl..,
,wect red. of musty old comic
boo!..~ Oo£cd from the '>crcen
"\aturd.t) night w11h the third·
,e;.i\on premiere or HUO\ "T.tlc~
from the (. rypl "
fhc'c r.1, ... luml. go!"\ half-hour'
never II) Ill he mun: than wh.11
1hc} arc I\' .1d.1pljlll1n' ol the
r.1'"· luml. gllr'! 1950' comic book<.
puhl"hcd h) 1nf.11nou.. EC.
(.om1c' and conr1 .. cated bv
mnthcr., ncr.~hcrc
'iure. the com1 C\ \lvere Junk. llut
they were reolly GRl:.A1 junk!
rhc c;.11nc goe"l tor "I ate .. from
the Crypt." ~owhcre in 1clcv1~1un
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hc11cr It tnke' 'tandnrd
production value,, :md lei' ltr<;t·
rate \Hiter,, director and actor~
have fun doing the formula.
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fotcd, 1ihon-lived "M v Life .rnd
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1>.1111.: Ill horror
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dtrCllllr' .ind .lt l•H' (O Ir\ out
1hc11 1dc.1' 111 .1 lorm.11 ''hue
nnticxh -rcalh " p '"ng tnn
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hi\\ the lmH!'l ICC!l·Jge Vll'\\Cl\h1p
of 1 he wccl>.
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.llldicnce that wus groomed on pop
JUnk, more antont on thrill' than
thrcc-d1mcn\lonal eharne1er' and
tangled, clc .. cr plot'>
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pulpy tone and their \lra1ght·
.thead dialogue and plot 1w1 '' th.11
arrive "1th comforting prcd1ctah1lt-
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yud.y TV.
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d1rtv TV
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"Loved 10 Oeath," which !ltorcd
Martel I Jcm1ngway, pfjyin~ a
1h11d-r:11e nctrc'' and l!r)l ·cln''
harndun, and Andrew McCarthy
n'\ the: fledgling. ingcnuou'
'creenwntcr infatuated with her
l-1 1~ wooing 1~ ignored until the
evil. umn1 c1cnt landlord
("umkrfully done h) ,, ho;me.
pale, crazy·c>ed D.ivu.I Hemming')
offer, him ,, potion gu.uanlecd to
gc1 him "tn .. ed tu dc•Hh."
A'> )OU might e\pcc1, 1hc
prn~pect of .1bsolutc. pi1'1'10njlc,
unfettered love ha' d l\il\I ruu'
effect\ on the relat1on,h1p
Sample dialogue· "Women You
cnn't ti .. c \\Ith 'cm, >OU can't cut
1hcm up in little piece~ jnd tell
1he nc1ghhor' they're in Pnlm
Spring' "
Euw, grt,.,,!
The 'iceond chapter h,l\ Kyle
M.1cLachlnn pluying n demented
'erinl 1..illcr who C)Capc from
de.ith row und necs murdero usly
for the Mc\ican border. triulcd by
.1 rclcntlc's policeman and n very
patient \Ulturc Gut\\·who wins!
MncLJchlan\ ability to ~treteh
uut a b1L.1rrc char Jeter already is
legend, but he lt\-es up to hi'>
reputation with a splendid,
eccentric pcrlormancc
ample dialogue. "Women You
can't ll\c \\llh 'cm You enn't (11
more 1h.rn one m the trnnl..."
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p.11tcrn hcre'l It musl JU\t he th.it
l C LA film 'choul gr;•dui\lc' tend
Ill thin~ .1111..C
I he thml 111,1,1llmcn1. "I he
J'rap," .. 1ar~ Ten Garr, Bruno
K1rhy, Carol Oakcr nncl lhc
undcrrn1ed Bruce McGill in a
clever tn\urancc fruud swi tchcroo.
It u"o murk!'> actor Michael J.
I o\·, debut tl'I a director in the
hall-ho ur format.
Mc:G1tl pla>' Lou, a vulgar
layahout with money troubles,
GJrr ·~ hl long-. uffcring wife, and
K1rhy " Lou·, brother, a deputy
coroner. It occur\ to Lou that,
w11h h" brother\ collu\1on. he
wuld fat.e h" own dc<llh A·1d
doc'
Ah. hut !here\ a'""''
"I lllci. from the Crypt" o;hould
no1 he cnnfo'lcd with 'eriou • adult
fan; It', no match for "'J\lfrcd
I f1tch'-1h I.. Prc,cn1'" or ''The
l\\1111.~ht 7.onc." yet 11 '' not
r>rctent1uu' You'll never gel
h1ghhmw f)<)ll\I\ for wn1chtng.
Cn ll 11 a guil ty plca,urc:, like:
wn11c hook' And tclcv1i.1on .
Cronkite steps over to cable
to narrate four-part series
By Jay Sh:irt>un
4P T .,. • \ht!•
11'' \\,IS tlh
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Dnn Rather 1n mtct JHnu11ry 'hnrth·
.1ftcr 1hc vulf Wir bc:iun
13n1ficnnth, he ~ a u gue'll on
(''JN Jll'•I heron: the w.ir\ 'tart,
ch.1t1111g "1th 0tnchormun Bernard
htlw, 1hcn in B.1phd.1d.
Crunk1tc. who )lcldcd the ch.11r
or the "( fl~ hcnini: Ne.,..," to
l~:11hcr in 1.trch llJ~I. ,.,,11, c.1hlc
"llh\10u\I) 111\ 1ntcrc .. 1111g outlet (or
'""·•lnl.'r C:\crcl\c~ I 'till \\,1nt tu
dn 111 1c:Jc.,,1,1nn tl11\;umcn1 inc' "
111 l.ll l hc: '·1}'1 hc .ind c 1th!\•'
DMm en C h.1n11cl "h,1d h1llh'
lmpc:' or ~uttinp on. c1H·1 n pct inti '
11f \1.:.tr~, ti liC:llC\ \Ill lhl.! ht\IC1r\ Of
the • .ZOth l.C:•Hun ." Hut .1 cnntr 1d
tf i,p111c h,,, p1~1 th.it 1t rul urh~ r
J Mlhllll il' 011 hnf\1,
Cn1nk11t:.. \\h11 c.1rm. I tntlhnn .1
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"'rrc ptmd\;nt" lor C US, '·~ h1' IU\\)cr .inti C BS h.1m~tc:r' nuw
ll)Ul ' h• 'Ort out ho~ oll\!n h
ppciu on c 1hlc c 11.h c 11.
Iii' on1r1c1, which he ·~ 11 .. ~
11 1ut 1hrcc rnorc \C r t~
hmtt 0 the numl r o( hetut h
rcpc.11' of program' and whether
rerun' of nc" 'ho"'s \\Ould count
in the 'number of cahle hour~
pcrm1t1cd h) en~
\/c,t month, C.ronk1tc will ha .. c
put 111 41 )C.tr' "'1th the nct\\Ork.
I le ,1cpp1.:d cJown a' ,, COS hoard
lllClllht.•t th1' 'JHinp, he '11\)'•
"hcc.rn'c the) tit c1tlcll .1 couple ol
\~.tr' .1 •o to ~raclu.1lly ca~c out u'
ll•)CllHlhh
"I'd \Cl'\l!d "' )CIH\ and tha'
~ccmetl rh:nt) M)' prc-,cnce wa n't
~"'"'lllnll un)' mJJnt dcc1<iion\"
·\ tn 0 n , II t h e T t h i n i, . h c
u11,t11;\:C lulty nr uc<l .ig\11n't cut
1n CUS New,, ~h1ch lo'l more ·~00
'''"' an J9K7, ~hortly Afte r l 1urcn\;c A 'f •~h became the
new {US Inc. pre utcnt (he nu l"i
ch um.in), ind 1gaim.t the lo of '
"'''lhcr 100 Joh" thl\. )C r,
;\lthou h nu one <lt)putcs that
n~t ork nc" c."t' ha\c tcad1ly
l<HI t1utl1cncc \\Uh the groY>lh o(
c 11Jk, u nluc ult argue' a10 t
OIUJC cut' 1n ncv. , not only 11
US hut •t NU nd ll 1 ~ell
••I h\:v \; n't kccr c-u111ng in1n
the •one o t the upport
hlanl\ffi uf lh i. bro;aU U I ,"
Stewart and Simpwn share a
four-stroke advantage and will be
paired toae1her Sunday.
They arc followed immediately
by Price and Scott Hoch at 2144.
Hoch had a 74 lhat included a
double bogey on 1he finnl hole,
where he drove inlo a buried lie in
a (airway bunker.
Nolan Henke ~hot 77 and wa
s111l amona lhe leader at 21S.
Brian Kamm, with a 73, and Fred
Couples, with a 7S, were lied with
Henke.
Tho e seven were 1he only
players under par afler lhrec
rounds, compared wi1h 19 ar1er 36
holes.
Some scores ranged in10 1he
ridiculou , including a half ·dozen
itl the 80s.
Al' l-r"'·~
Payne S1ewc1rt react to sinking par putt ?n 16th hole dunng .third
round of U S. Open. Stewart fin1 hcd ttcd with Scott Simpson for first
Short 16th hole proves long on · trouble
3y Mike Nadel
"' s,o.ts Wntef
CHASKA, Minn. The
signature hole of Hazeltine
National Golf Club left its mark in
bold black troke Salurday.
For 1he second· horte t par-4 on
the cour~. the bonom line on the
384-yard No. 16 read more like a
weekend duffer' scorecard than
the leader board at the U.S. Open:
three 8 , three 7s and ix 6 . more
bogey than pars, and nary a birdie
to balnnce.
"'Yith thi) wind, the mo~t
lemfying hole in the world outside
of No. 12 at Augustu," said Nick
Price, who took one of 1he 28
boge~ And was thrilled to have 11.
Golfer!. went into No. 16 into
contention; they came out llhnking
1he1r hcnds. They went in with
high hope ; they came out w11h
ANGELS
From 81
beina called up from the m111or
on May 30.
The Red Soit, who cored a
cason high even run 1n the
eventh innmg in a 9.4 victory O\.e r
the Angels fnday night, ent 12
batter to the plate in the first
8o lOn ha'I won IX of its la<;t
eight.
The Red So'< went on their
b1gge\t offensive spree of the
cason with IC> hits cind the 13
run,, the mo t cored by Bo ton
since they had 15 egftinst the New
York Ynnkees In t Sept. J.
The Anaels have lost three in a
row.
Clnrk hit a two·run homer, hi'
elghlh of the year and fourth in
8CHOFIElD
From 81
Schofield wa behind on p11che
and paid dearly for it.
Last June, American Leaaue
pitchers couldn't wait for the No.
9 hitter Ill the Anacl ' hneup 10
tep up to the plate. Schof1cld hit
• 179 (IS for 84) in the fir t half of
1990, trying different bat and
tance before finally scttlina in on
his own lumber.
"l wo ju<;t truqhng hkc,you
wouldn't hchevc," he said. "l went
10 u "idcr \ta nee, biager hnt .ind
l uar1ed u ins my body more.
t..unc had a bia bat, but l thouaht
high ~core,. 'l"hey went in 'aving
prayer'; the) came oul w1thou1 a
prn)er
"I went 11110 16 three under par.
Then I hit into the waler." 'laid
Rick f·ehr, "'ho double-bogeyed
the hole "On :1 da\ like lhl\, \OU
JU't hope }OU can c.:Capc 1hat "·
But re"' did.
bcn mo't pla}e~ who had
.. ucces' on No. 16 prc,1ou ly, hke
Jodie ~ludd, who birdied 11 on
Thur,day .tnd parred 11 f-rida}.
couldn't contend with 5aturda} \
15·25 mph ' ind., The tlmd
round's zeco birdie' compared
wilh 32 birdies al the hole during
the fir<>t two roundo;.
Mudd wu' on .ind off the leader
bonrd until he reached the 16th
frying 10 •W01d HMcltine I ake
and a large tree on the 11gh1. he
drove the hall into a creek on the
five qnme~. and drove 1n .inothcr
run v.ith a sacrifice ny. while
Quin1ana packed up h1 third RBI
or the g.ime with a tngle tn the
'even th .
Mike Brumle). filling in at third
while Wade Bogg' re ted 1 bru1 ed
left hand, Lui Rivera and
Quintana hnd three hits apiece.
W11h a double .rnd two ingle ,
Urumlc) had h1' fir 1 1hrce-h1t
game in the American League .
Bogg' i' 1n a 7 ror-42 -;lump .ind
ha) h.ld trouble hitting in dll)
g.tmc'
takcd 10 the h1g le.id Onrdincr.
the Ch1'i~ AA E:..t\tcrn Lengue '
pitcher of the year in 1990
acquired in a lradc which \COi
Rob Murph) 10 Seattle on April I,
brceLed. allowing h1rc h1h and
1hree run' an c1ph1 inn1nr' Jc:tr
11 wa<; <,w1ng111g me. II wn'i qunc 11n
~'pcriencc. but I hl.lu to 'it1,·k "-Ith
11 bccau c 11 wa' ~me1h1ng thut
"-Orkcd Now, I hu1rc liule wider
tancc <1nd I'm h1111ng the ball
"here 11\ pitched."
Schofield, who v.0111 h.1d. to h1'i
old '4-1nch, .'~·ounce piece, \\,1 I
for 12 1nl.1 :? for 24 I\) \IUI the
1990 camp.11gn. 'fhis >e r'' n little
<l1ftcrent.
"t\.c heco .11 t ' hi h prnnt (1n
mv C.uecr) ' (.ir ii\ \IMllOI a
\C,1,on," S~ho(11.:IJ \,11J.
W11h the leather. there h.1 .. e
nc\ er been <Jlle<111on~. t k It'~
Amenc.tn l CU$tUc hnrhtops "m
left I le decided to take h1' drop
to the left nf the creek and hit 11
111 uqa1n u, 1he 11mc he reached
the· green". which "' on u
penin,ula 1n10 the lake he ,1lrcad}
reachcd 5
"I hen I 1wo-pu11eu:· ~fodd ~ad.
... , hat ' .IN>UI 11."
Clm' Perl), ,1 nut1\c . of nearb~
l:dmn, Mmn.. actuallv 1mpro\cd
h" 'core on the hole 1 hen again,
he had plenl\ of room for
1mpnivemc:nt.
In three round._, he ha' 'hot <;i~
01.er 11.1r on 16th On the other 17
hole,, he i' l\hl under
He tnplc·bogcyeJ the hole in
the f1N round, double-bogeyed 11
111 1he 'ccond and bogeyed 11
~a1nrd.1\
"At le'"' I'm gaining on it.''
Perry '"'d -n_. Thf· \\~oclatrd />re5,
l'l)mp111n mopped up in hi' ma1or
le,1guc dchul in the mnth
hnlc> "a' Ill trouble Imm the
\lart a' Jod~ Recd gmundcd the
llr\I pitch rl'r I \lll~lc Quintona
tullu"c:d "-Ith n '"H.~le and one out
I.lier. Tom Urun.111~k\ "alked. fill·
mg the ha'c'
Grccn\\cll "'"\"'ed "''h a 1wo·
run 'mglc, Clark ".1llcd anJ P~na
duuhlcd home l\HI run' Gri.!cn"cll
C\tendcd h" h1111ng 'trcak to
'C\Cn gtilllC\ \\Ith the hit, an
uppt\\llC field groundcr IO\lde 1he
1h1rd h.1,c hag.
With '"t' 11u1' R1\cra mgled
,\nd Bmmlc\ i:n1 ha' fmt RBI, of
the ,c.1 .. nn w11h 11 Jouhle With the
r11un1 2·0 on Recd, Jcft Roh1n,on
rt.pl.11.:cd I ink\ Recd walked nnd
011int.l0<1 tolhw.cd "ith u '" o·run
,... le
l1ell1111g pcrll'lll.ISl' Ill 1 ')Kt ( II!<~)
Si ( 91\.t) ind ' 'I ( 9 ') 110,f
, .. oulJ\c led in 1'181), h111 he didn't
rt.I) In cmiugh !:•llllC' (or the
r.mk111l;
.. I '""' run out there ~hen it'
hit 10 me, "'' I II\ tn c. h:h 11 nnd
thrnw thc.:m out.': Schnhc:l<l 1J
mo~lc,tl) "I here .ire da~' when I
dt'n't pl.I\ 1s "ell und other' whc:n
I \\1ln~k1 """ I l11'1 ct M 11."
W11h h1' '"''c,hblc range 3nd
1h1-.. 'idiulu:llf .., 1 c;(,ld Glme-
,. tither 'horl'h'fl· ( h1~ )e• r. fM
the llr'I lllllC 1n hi\ Cl ht }'CM
11111111r h:.1 •uc c irt~cr. he', hoping
10 •dcl ,1 '''"\'r hal .
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ccond quarterback to be honored d1Jri111 •
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the Univers11y of A kan a , wo King of Irrelevant
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COSTA MESA -Summer'
coming. The kid arc gcttina out
of sc hool. Time to p ck the bags
.tnd get away fro111 it all.
Unfortunn1cl)., 1 mo l v1tcat1oner
"mry . o much abou1 I 1-minute
details that they catch Lhe Tourist
131uc\, the main ~ymptom being
foggy head, that ct in the week
tit:forc the\ depart nnd doc~n·t ao
. 1v .. a\ un11I ,1 week after they've
1ctuincd htlmc
Since WC livt in somewhat or a
t1iur1\m mecca our elve~. we 've all
'cen what this disease can do to
pcopk 'vho sport loud shirt .. short
p.inL,, hlal k i,ock~ and untanned
k·g~
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Oillncyland asking, "What time
d1)C\ the 6 p.m. pnrode start?"
I hev throw away so much money
getting to their dci.tination thut
the~ ·re tapped out by the time
the) arrive. And. of course,
buropl'an!. can ftll the Library of
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111 \l111r hutcl ,,lit' L\,e 111e '>ilk tn
the luhhy hecctu\c hoteli. ore not
ll;ihlc for 11cms l>tnlcn from room
1,.1tc ... Con .. 1clcr leaving mo~t-prtzed
pu~,n ... 1on~ at home. Some thing~
c.1n'1 be replaced.
• Confirm itineraries a few days
ahead of each international flight
in ca.~c of schedule changes. Leave
copies of itineraries at home and
.1t the office.
• Make sure passports and visa$
.ire in order. Travel agencies
"'ually have a supply of pas!-port
and v1-.oi forms. Photocopy
1mport.1nt p.111sport papers,
C\pcCIJll) thme rcaturing phOIO ,
..................... ,..
Alto copy visa
......... If ,cMI "* )'9\lf ~·· U S. emba111cs will ua111'9)f ~ ICCCPl phn1ocop1e~ 1•1
pl'OOf' d poll!eHion •Keep a llit n( credit cards nnd
tHhcr hnpo•1ttnt numhc:rs (drive r's
IK·en-.e, trMclor', check~) in a
~p•mlc lncnuon in cllM! they itrc
lrn;t.
• Check wu h the lucn I phone
company for the 11\0lit inexpensive
way to phone humc. Some U.S.
phone compani es ha ve
arrangements with foreign hotels
to connect callen-directly to U.S.
operators. ThtS c:m suvc triwclerli
from pt1yin1 hefty hotel toll~ .
•Check with travel agents about
pa !libk hettllh requirements or
St~te Dep.anmcnt warning .
• S~curity rips: A'k local police
or nc1ghbut' 10 check your home
regularly; have ~omeonc pick up
your mull, cut lnwn, cancel
:newspaper and use an au 1omo t1c
timer whic h can turn hghb off and
on at mght. Nc"er U'le your home
addrc'' on )Ullr luggage t:tgs. Ure
your truvcl 11gcncy or business
11ddrc bcc.iuse thieves or.en
st~1ke out airports to check luggage
rngs.
Fc:rgu on cun let you in on more
truvtl ttp'> hy calling Mc~a Verde
rrnvel & 1'our al 556-6311.
0 Jlt and Jot'I: Tht Canadian
lndtmnlty Co. in Co rn Mesa ju!lt
received a B-plu!I rating, a
pn.:sttgiou.. milei.lonc fo r nny
in . urun cc company and
particular!)' one that '' five year-.
old. "About 400 agenciel> would
kill for .,uch a rating,'' one
insunincc 1n"dcr told OCBW. ..
Or. Crull? A. Wilkes, D.P.M.. a
toot and nnklc l>pcciali.,I, physician
.ind '"rgcon, ha-, opened :rn
:1dd1tional t1ff1ce at 201 1 Welotcliff
Dr., Suite 2, Newport Bench. ..
S.1y what you want nbout rhc legal
profc,.,ion. but Orange County'~
lawyer' prO\Cd I heir hearti, are in
the ri gh l pl.tee .ll lca't !>OlllC or the
time b11hcr tl1111 \\.Cck they r:uscd
mo re than S:\U.000 rnr United Way
.1gcm·1l." ;11 the lmprm Comedy
Cluh rn Ir\ inc -11) th<' IJni~t Pilt>t
Childhood pointed her toward business
lh·nr "u/.l'lll': \\hat rnn ~c do
lo hllp our )CHiii~ dnu)!hl<'r'
J!rll'' up "ith n litrll' more
bu'1n<'"' 'iCn'c nnd a tilth-le)~
rl'llr of c-ompl•tlng in ll rnrpornte
\Wrlil <;till dorulnatt•d b) m<'n.
\11 . ,".;i ,\t r~. J(;~1. ~<'"port
Ueod1
lk.ir f\1r ,\. i\lr1,. JGM When
'\"' ,1 little i.:1rl
Ill\ rt·pul 1t111n
llll I ti lk d hl· 111g
!ht• \\lld1.•'>t
tnml'-11\ 111 Ill\\ n
\\h11 111'1,ted
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rm l ndc \ nt:w
L:r.111.11\ 'k1.:il'!On. Strictly
Business < l1111h111~ the 1lplll llC1llll\ !(I _____ _
thc root. I '"Prl'll .111d nct1ily
tell I~ fee t, h111 lllJllal!ed to
1..1 1d1 nw.;clf h\ '11.1ddllng the
hnard heltm ~h gr11tl) lrttlt:
h.111cl' rcacht:d for .1 cm" hea m,
.ind I "'·" n1m h.ing111g nearly
l1J1'1lk dO\\ II \\II h m-. I nil) ,i..irt
il\CI m\.o head 111-c J lrmp
p.11 .11: hutc
~h nhlil' 1.•11tciur.1gc m.1de no
.1ttt.mpt tn rl''1..11c ntl Out
,uJdcnh 11111 111 the rcte"e'
brll"' (.1m1.. m\ Di1ddv'1, 'Iron~
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p.1nt1c'
1\lnnl' I m.111.q.;l·d to right
lllhl'lf and clirnh drn\11 111 ,1111<1
c.11th I r.in 111 put m\ ,11\ernl.
d11 t~ h.111d. "11h 1h rt·d p.11ntt•d
l1n!!l'· n.111,, 111111 Ill\ Dadd)·, I\'
nt llftl·d nll' 111 h" 'houldcr,,
•!!llOfllH! th bl•111d .ind hnll\n,
\\l dl\1..U"l·d tli1.. .1tf\,1nt.1g1.' 111
>pto hl'.1111'. l.1hnr prohlcrn' .111d
,, hi.' duh:' 1111 the pWJl'll I h.1d
lll\I 11.'lt
1L.1rncd thrt:l' lifct1rnl'
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,1.:,cr he .1tr.11d ll> r.11-c .1
2. t....:cp ~lllll pant1C\ CO\Cled
.11 all rrmc'. ur \Pu could
llKll.'.l'l' \llllf n'lo. I lll\lf
' 1'1 lck 1.11rnt•th .1fler HHI
Jun'l lall ·
\\'hen lime c;rn1c to run home.
m-. Mama 'co11pnl me up intn
her 1,trong. \\,1rm emhrncc nnd
hc.1dul lnr th1 .Ill 10-fom11t nr
hatht11h and B.rnd-/\Hh, i.ciyin~
"Sul\. I hope \m1 r hfo b alwuy'
as much lun ,,, 11 \\,I, le)d,1\; ·
D11cct )ll111 d.1ughter,. hut
Jon'l dt"c' I 111:;m or d!'tlll'I
them , .....
• ...J hcnr Suzette: \\e 11rc putting
in n "1 otnl Qunlit) Culturc10 In
our rompnn) nod ''C hnve some
1m1plc "ho ju'it will not chanitc.
\.-\ hnt rnn \\C do'!
\tr. P\1N, Huntington Uench
lk.rr Mr. PM N In a mO\IC
tl"':ircl a quality cu lture. cach
1nd1 .. 1du.1I \Ctll hi' or her (iwn
m1"1on. !!o:tl'I il nd de,clop'
per 'on.ii mc.1)urcmcnl 'Y'lcm~.
\\hrll' lhl''e !!ll.il' :tnd ue.1dlinCS
.ire .1crccd 11p1111 .1, .1 tc .1m w11h
the '11rplll t nl .1 per,onal coach,
the~ .irt ,1111 a personal
commrtmcnt "' e.1ch p.trtrcipant
l\;t1plc 111 ~nur 11rg•rnrzat1lin '4hO
(hl~l,t' lllll 111 part1c1p.11c will
h,1\l 1111 m1:.J\U1cmcnt '>\.o'tem'
n o c u m p I c t c ti ~ o a I ; .1 n d
C\cntu.111\, thcrc \\Ill be nu
rcqurrcmcnt lor their 1,cn ice'
"llhin yl1u1 q11.11t1~ t'11llurc
The'c d11111'·""' nl I ht: golden
tl!(l' Ill lll.111.IL!ellh.lll ti\ illlllU,il
re\.11:" "ill hnd .1nnthcr JOh 111 a
relll l<>mp.1m 111 the proce" of
p<.ll1f1l.1t11111 1111111 thu hl·come
''-clct11n' ••I th.: ' I Dul It Mv
\\'.". 1hn1.1'
lh'nr '-.11/.t·th': 0111 rnmp1rnv I!>
p111ti11i.: in .1 "l 111111 Q111ilit~
\l.11111gl nll'nt" p111gram, nnl't our
ho" lt1" 111"11)' mode Jt
IH'rll'l lh t lrn r that if \H'
LAW SCHOOL
INFORMATION SEMINAR
Thursday, June 20, 1991 • 7:00 pm • Irvine
(Call for off-campus location.)
Western State Unfvenlty C.ollege of Law will host an lnfonnation temhw In your aru.
Cet your question• answered reprdlng:
• Law School Requimnentt-• Placement
when • how to apply • Scholanhipt
• FlnanclaJ Assistance • The Law School Ad~l11ion Tat
• Irvine Campus (I.SA TI
A question and answer period wiO foUow &ht acmins.
To rqi111:r, call Pullcrton 11& 71.vnl-1000 or lmne aa 71417,3-3200 n1 Ilk for"' Admi•ionl COUllMlof Sa.Una ia limited and racrvations .. on. rnc-QJIM, rnt·Nl'\'td buiJ. .
WESTERN ST.IAITE . ,,,., ..... ~ .. , ........................ Cttl/lftrttM
A · 1m ""'"'"lfllC..,.,_,,,,,,_..,,.._ iiiii UNJVERSl1Y . WTJ A.a f, • .,c ...... ,, .. -....... ,,t:.rlla_ cou,101 or w 'A., · m • .._ .,,., ...... :' id.,, ...... ..,~
·a.aw ;,~==~:~CA_,,_,u,_., . .,..a ..
+ American Red Cl'OfJs
disagreed "Ith him in nny rorm
"c "ould ht flrt'rl. I like the new
Ideas nnd "ont to pnrliclpnlt;
bu t I'm llrruld my bou will
rnnkc It very difficu lt for me to
c\Cn hove nn opinion. What do J
do'!
Mr. RAF, Newport Ucnch
Dc:11 Mr. HAI·:
Part of the Total Qunlity
Management JH l1cc11s ri.
cmpo v.crmcn1 and
em:ouragcment 1\1 tt:ink and
t.1kc .1ct1on. Manuger' mu\t tic
tntall> involved in the ci\tire
pn~C'' nf mo\ rng people to a
l'Omm11111cn1 n11d rc,pons1brl11y
mvdc Lrthcr \our bo' will be
'"cpt up 111 the prucc ' of
1mplemcnung idea' ;i, J team
.111d illll:' mtc 'our fc.ir'. or he ,~,11 begin tu pctrtion tnr h" 1.rnd
tu be named illl end.1ngered
'pcc1c'I In the meantime, you
llHl\I ,1cccp1 re p<ln\lhtlity fo r a
prn ,1d1"c and IClrwurd-thinking
.11trlmk J nJ not hlnmc )l1ur bos~
1111 )OUr 1---· · "'tch mn)' be
pt.:r1,on:il l:t at111c.
.'iu7.t'ttl.' AIRtr, whofr column
""'~ ur/1 S11nrlny, '" tht 11n•drlrnt of l'cttm lVOl'k • 11
111nnn1i:e111rnl tralttlng nrm bm.«I
in In Int. i <Jdrt q11t tlon to:
'trlctl.• /Ju Inc ~. Ontnllt Co1t t
Dnl~r l'ilot, 11.0 . lJ<H 1560,
('o(ttt Mr 11. 91616 .
Port· Dis~ey
put on shelf
S C RA \11 "°" I 0 i\ hill
u1.:'i •ncd hi help W.11t 01\0C.) Co
b111lu u SJ hillmn 1h1.:mc p.uk 111
I.it.in• lku('h l l.ulX>t hit rou&h '.'IC;I\
when .1 -.1:11~ -.cn.llor 'hd,cd the
ki1,l,1tio11 11111il nc'<I ycnr.
0 n I r 1 I.I .1 \ , ~ c n • D ,1 n
\1c '01 ~u mJ.ilc. D ·San Jmc.-,
~,...tponl'd .1l11on un the Port
D1,.ncv k •1,l.111011 until Jununry
11ftcr dm\!,1·th>or llllk' w11h
rnmp.in) 1;\Cl.'11t1vc'.'I 'tallcu.
I hi.' 111t.:.1~11rl.' h 111 mt"c'I h\U
:w11. ti! rHncl.'l.lur11 I d,• <Jl1nc' ~ultl
\lOUl\f h11\\.: llCl.'llul ruk "ll\1.'I
•,f thi!o 'I.' n
_ ,,. 1bt • udlltfl rmr
I.
·Book Tree In Costa Mesa a
'literary, learning experience
If you believe, like Elkie Sle\'Cns • that "a natiOn that reads is a
nation that thinks," then atop by the Book Tree bookstore in
Costa Mesa and become abtorbed in the library-hke atmosphere.
The 8ook Tree as not your ordinary nci1hborho0d bookstore.
from its slolan of "ror children and people still growing" to I.he
unique Saturday children'• workshops, the Book Tree is a literary
experience, rather than 1 shopping one.
Co-owner Stevens i1 one of the main rea50ns for the success of
the Book Tree. She hu been a lirelong
profes ional educator, firr.t a$ a teacher, then as
an educational consultant for McGraw-Hill. She
has taken her teaching skills and keen interest
In young/ people and trondormcd that into a
booksto-t e that provides an educational
experience for everyone. -
Stevens believes in contributing to the
educational improvement or the community, and
he is doing ju-.t that in her tore. Her Saturday
work.'>hops ore not ju\t tory hour ; rather, they
nre for parcn1-. nnd children, preparir'g both for Elk' S
a lifelong love of literature ond lcnrning. ie tevens
Her work hops for parent , entitled "fun with Family
Literacy .. " arc geared toward teaching parents how to teach their
children li teracy and include uch topic!> ai. Providina Language
Experience , Rending Strategic~ and Anntomy of Our Lanauage.
"My workshops arc conceptually and education based, to
prepare parent& to provide an environment of literacy for their
children," Steven~ commented. "I want parents to stress to their
children the importance of reading 10 learn, rather than learning
to read."
Her children's worluhops are o unique experience for. the
}Oung people. They include special themes and techniques that
Mress that a story is not just a story, rnthcr an experience to be
stored and later rccnlled. Her story hour is participatory, ond
include activities such a~ si ngalongs.
Steven says that it is important that oil people bring a vas t
frame of reference when they read a book, and this can be
instilled from childhood. She co mments that we must "give what
we can to our children and make them realize that a story is
more than just n book."
Along with the Saturday classes, the Book Tree has become
popular among the regulars for special orders and out-of-print
books.
"Our philo ophy 1s cu tomer-onentcd service, rather than
sales-oriented service," lohe dcclnred. "Along with our personal
ervice, we arc one or the few independent bookstores that
providc'i a totally computerized point of ale and ordering y tem.
Our cu tomer'I benefit bccau e of th• orgt1nizntion and the speed
1n which wc can retrieve inform.it1on "
The Book Tree al'o host\ local author signings, the most
recent being John J, Gobbell, author or "The Brutus Lie.''
Steve ns also would like the local community to be aware that
the Book rrce 1~ not JU t for children "We have cu tomers from
all walk<i of hfe, from the bu rncssman to the mother and her
children. We carry all types of llOOk,, and they arc organized in
.;uch a way thnt they urc easy 10 locate in the store."
The Book Tree is located at 474 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa.
For 11ddit1on11I information call 650-6363.
Paradise Realty looks to future
Paradise Realty is the new real Cl>tllte company of the ·90s,
accordtng to Ray Peckham. pre it.lent of the Huntington Beach
realty rirm .
"We have brought together agents, brokers and staff with
extcni.ivc experience m real e tate, sales and marketing
promotion and advertio;mg and printing/computer skill to giv~
you the mo t qualified office to erve our clients," Peckham
declared.
Peckham and Joe Smith, vice prcc;ident and sales manager, arc
both brokers who have worked m the Huntington Beach,
H11n11ngton Harbour Naplc and Belmont Shore areas. They feel
the buying and elhng of a home in the ·90s requires more
markellng, promotional advcrt1\1ng nnd profe ional skill than
ever before.
"With over .50 )'C.lr\ of corpomtc management, marketing and
ale'> experience, we went Paradise Realty to offer its clients a
more rcali-1t1c ;ind productive mnnner in which to market your
home or to help yuu purcha'ie t1 new one," Peckham declnred.
Parnd1sc Realty offer. its corporate client n uniq_ue program
under the direction of corporute 'pcciall'1t Verna Smuh. She will
be invohcll wrth pcNmol nttcn tmn lo every detail for executive
,ind lhcir fom1lic' on thc11 reloc<1t1on to Southern Californu.\.
PiHJd"c Re.tit} " un cner1jCl1e, upbeat office with innovative,
lut11mt1c rde,.., and 1cchn1quc' .ind u fil''it-clui. .1tlltudc, but with
.in old t,1,h1011cd 1llcn of huw e11ch client hould be treated.
"Wt feel lh;lt pcNmnl comrmtmcnl . along with honest and
1:.trini; 'crv1cc, will m.1kc our cl ient' feel the) nre very pcc1al nd
1mpor rnnt. · t'cckham \atd. "We Wilnt every client to be
CCltnpletcly \Jtl\fied ..
t'M.1u1'c Rcalt~ 1'l located nt S075 Warner Ave . in Hunttn ton
l~ach Pccl.h.im or 1hc Sm11h' m.1y be reached at 840·6668.
Long-term contraceptive available
A new, long-term, rch.1hle contraceptive which reportedly could
prevent n .. many. 11' 800,000 .needle s bortion annually ha been
developed and 1 no"' a\a1l.1ble at Manna Mectic:al Center In
f luntington 0 .ich
I ''' Dc,i;.mhcr, the I ood 11nd Drua Adm1n1 trat1on pvo it
;.ippto\al ror "' hormon I 1mpl.1n1 that prutecJs a woman from
prcanancy for up 10 fl\IC yc11r. lhe de\.1Ce, "Norplant," con i IS
of '" thin, \Oft cup,11le which re impl ntcd under th !lkin of
the ur per .irm. rcc1umn11 no 'urnrc' on<l lrttle u1,comfort
I he 10 w IS·rmnuh! 11r£1cc procedure rc,uh\ in virtunlty 100·
percent protcc11un U!;.11n't pre n.1nc)' .rn<.I ,1l11'W' a woman to
h!turn 10 hc1 pre' ious lcH:I of f crt1hl) ~ h •n thc Norplant
c:.1p,ule' ire rcmmcd. •
Norph1nt h,,, I ccrl in u~ t,ru,1cl 'int'e 19 ~ 1n J7 oountrie11,
tnd 11 cu s Id~ h~ more th.in 1 h.1ll·m1lhon wom.:n. m. "> uf
\\hom 1cp1Jrh.:dl~ .ir~ 1111 1hc11 'ccuntl or th11J 'Cl uf 1mpliant .
h\C• c rr '"f"f'l.Y ul ~irth control p111, CO'l aoout S900.
Norpl.111t prmr,tc 11111 faH ~c r nr t'fh: t1\c contr ccp11on for a
Oni:•IJRIC 111\C!illTI"nl of 700
~hmnu Met.I .11 Center nu~ uUcr th
'~ tcm ind rc""flmmcnd th t th
ph) i n nd coun 11111 \ 1 11
5tn inform t1\C rnko 'n 1tw
rontr ptfon \ 1l11hl • rnc: mcdi al \; nh:r loc tell 1 4 2 uMr Ave., uilci 110,
HuntinJton U h. 1\f'PO ntm ·111 m y he htttulfd by calhn1
b· 0?
0 ' ad is A-1
AN D NOW 11IDrS A SPECIAL
Oln f OR FATHEU WHO ARE
CALLOUSED -Today marks ano1hcr
of those 1puit\lal
tiOlida)ll dedicated to
tbc .,._r 11ory of St.
MllliMrk and I'm ~till sanms through all the
gHt 1u1ges1 ion~
S11bntitted by helpful
advertising and p.r.
types.
My personal favorite
comes Crom the
Newport Beach-based -----
firm, The Profc sional
Jmaae. Inc. This is the
headJinc On the release
released by ~9')amln -----Epsttln and Aftaela O'Man:
"Bunions Big in Orange·County."
For the father who has everything,
inclucting foot problems, it's suggested
that you have his bunion removed. The
same sift also might be appreciated by
other Camily members equipped with
feet. A couple of excerpts:
"There is probably no place on earth
where people arc as sensitive 10 the
looks of their feet as in Orange County"
according 10 pedintric surgeon Stephen
Smith, D.P.M., who recently joined the
Brennan Institute in Newport Beach as
director of cosmetic and reconstructive
foot surgery.
"Fiauratively and literally, bunions arc
huge in Newport Bench!" Dr. Smith
said. "It 1s very clear that people out
here· notice ugly feet, both others' and
their own. From a health and co metic
tnndpoint, a bunion i the most
unsightly deformity on illl otherwise
perfectly normal foot."
Al the ra k of eemmg corny, if that'
the word, l tend to agree. Now that
another barefoot ea'iOn 1s up<>n u~. I
dread the 1hou1h1 or b1kint-wa1ching
alona our ~n1c Ornnge Coast, only to
hear some clod comment, "Gee, look at
the big bunion on that blonde."
• MOVI NG RIGHT ALONG THE
EPSTEIN-O'MARA MEDICAL FRONT
~ I can't po sibly absorb all the pre
releases Oowing from The Professional
lmag~, but here is another eye-catching
headline:
"Mu cle Lift, When 11 Face Lift is Not
Enough."
Muscle lift? Terrific, I'll take two.
With prorc~ ional help, I might even hit
the bcnchc this ummer looking like,
excuse the pelting, Paul Bunion.
• BAO DOGGIE, BAD DOGGJE -For
more than 40 years, AJ. (for Anna
June) Wc,111 ha walked the family dog
long Balboa Penin ula, from Channel
Road to The Wedge. Re 1den1s could
ct their clock to the twice-daily
con 11tu1mnal, tarting promptly at 6
a.m and S p.m.
Suddenly, evcral week ago, the
pooch promenade cea ed. What
happened wa • thnt the dog, a Shih Tzu
named Sus~i. mode an . obrupl stop,
!hereby cau mg slightly·bu11t A.J. to fall
all the way to Hoaa Hmpital''I surgical
racilitic .
The purpose of thi~ item, other thon
to wish A.J. well, i to odvi e
neighborhood re 1den1 to find onothcr
way to ~et their clocks. Just nother
public service announcement ..
• WHAT H£ MEANS, I GUE S, IS
THAT MY HAND HOULD BE IN
CEMENT -There wa a front-page
tory in The Pilot the other day, sayina
that Newport Beach official arc ceking
site for dt.signation a hi torical
landmark , l\nd it ha'I trigered a
'arca\tic comment.
Jay Cornellu of Corona Del M"r ays
a plaque ahould be in 1 lletl at Carlo'
R1 torantc.
On J·ch. 10, 19 4, Cornchu~ wcors
he was an cycwitnc at an hi toricai
event at the C()a t Highwtiy truttotiu~
"With my own eye ;• he write , "f
aw a certain columni~t. initial'i J. K.
pick up a lunch check. If th1 mu t be
arte led, I can provide two othtr
wi1nesscs."
Funnily cnnuah, I dimly remember the
incident. And, in tldcn c, I can plead
only that it wa a b1mnc \ tuoch -a
newspaper a ~ianmcnt -and f had an
tJq>Cnsc account at tho limo. h won't
happen aaain.
( ete: If nn)'onc h1~ a ~riou
uae lion ror ne • or cvc:nt , Jcscmna
talus u an h tonal landmark in
pon Be.ch, I'll be ha~ to relay
same IO tM proper wthof11~ urcly,
for example, there 1hould be 1
com"'*'9oratiYC marker 1n the Balbol
8a1 Club men' room. where ,_.
...... pvc: binh 10 Irrelevant Weck ) .:,,..~_"!. «olJrili~ colwmn "''" ,,.,,
1• uaotJ' liltd ~.
I I ;
..
at /Ill
"You come home from work and
hear 'daddy's home, daddy's home,'
and no ma11cr where they arc in the
house they come
running to you and
put their arms around
you r neck. It makes it
all worthwhile," said
Kent Luca of
Newport Beach
discu i.ing fatherhood.
Lucas, president of
Lucas Development,
is the father of Kamy,
who will be six in
August, and Kally,
who was three in
June. He is also Society
, : ' . I . , c
June 16, 1991
The DaJty Not _ ......... .
husband of Mary Pat -----
Lucas, who ot any minute will be gJving
birth to No. 3. Actual due date is June
24, but she keeps threatening to
deliver their son on Father's Day.
"We found out in January on our
11th anniwersary that it would be a
boy," said Lucas, 3S, son of Jean and
Bob Lucas. Mary Pat is the daughter
of Kathy and Paul Rolf cs.
Kent Lucas spends lime with his daughters l<amy, center, and Kally.
."Having children ... it's pretty
miraculous ... the whole procc s.
Really interc ting now that so many
fathers are so involved. I went to all
the classes and was in the delivery
room both times. Labor wa long the
fir~•. time. 11·~ hard to watch the pain.
So it was with excitement and relief
whcn 'l saw our first baby."
L.ibor was quicker the !.econd time
a.nd they barely made it 10 ho ·pital in
tame.
"It was panic time. I wa~ over at our
new hou c and the remote phone
signal didn't get through. Mary Pat
couldn't find any of our family. I
finally went to the car an<l heard the
't
phone. We shot over 10 Hoag and
Kally was there in J lfi hours.·•
. The cxcitem_cnt ~urrounding the
b1nh of the 1h1rd baby 1s already in
place -Kamy is ju t o"er the chicken
pox and Kally ha the pots now.
"It i a lot Of fun and interc!lting
having children. Our two arc a~
~iffere~t as night and day. You en1oy
life . with them and experience life
again through them," aid Lucns.
"The difficult pnrt or being a
fat her," confessed Lucas, "is the
disciplining. That's the toughest. Since
each child is different, yo u have to
learn how lo discipline correctly with
each one. You have to emphasize the
good behavior and dc·emphaslze the
bad behavior. It 's tough bcc.iu!le
!>Omcumes whal they arc doing can be
very funny when )OU arc getting your
me sage aero s, you ha"c to fight orr
laughing.
"I th.ink leaching correct morals and
hf c experience~ is a big challenge for a
father today ... findmg~enough ume to
be with them and enforce correct
behavior. There arc so many other
influence outside the home ...
between work and other things you get
caught up with in life there's not
enough time. It's tough when you get
home from work and 1hey arc already
m bed. I try to block out the weekend
so we can be together. When I'm baby-
itting them we go ou• 10 breakfa t or
go 10 the Fu.n Zone."
Lucas is on the development
committee at Our Lady Queen of
Angel School, where Karny attend
and gets involved with Mary Pat'
acuvi11es in Newport Beach Ass tancc
League Juniors and Town and Gown.
Ooth are USC graduates
Today, Lucas expects to get a
handmade Father's day card from his
airl~ hkc he did last year. "Kamy is
reall> 1n to art work. She lakes 10 sit
and draw houses, rainbows and
flowers. She s1ans both of theji names.
Those card are pcc1al, something you
can't buy." ·
"Kids really do change your life.
You don't realit.e th:H you arc growing
older until you look at your children
and then you say go h if they arc
growing older I must be, too," aid
Luca laughing ''But, it's a wonderful
experience, what life's all about. .
having kid and a family True v.eallh
i measured in vour familv and \'Our kid " • •
Contractors, sub-contractors must work together
This '{X!Cial ~ries will introduce you to contracts out for pec1ahy work. thereby b f d f " f h · r. II f od 1. )U wa~ ire or removing an electrical we found that we not only had bio some 0 I c pilta s o rem e mi and 'laving a good dc:tl or mone'-. lane thal another sub had JUSl a·n taJJed. b e
O·''e·r po 'b/e I 1• o r. 1 a'in"S, ul that we had bcucr control "'1 • 1 so u ions. ne note 1ore A trong 'caveat emptor' must be noted OK h h '" "
1 1 d 1. . . , ere come t c tru111 concernin& over the worlcf\ and the workmanship. you s ar. remo e mg is " sct1ous here which can be t be 1llus1ratcd by the dealing with sub . In most case • you are un~~rtaking. \tory of the nstronaut who when a ked if not dealing with brain surgeons here You Let me d1grc a minute 10 tell )OU 1ha1
ere arc usually two classes of people he wa s nervous replied, "I wu c:;n't unul I nrc dealing with a craftsman who decide 'Ince we were going to ha'e all of these
who decide to remodel. Those who want realized th at tha!> pacc-.hip and rocket . b f h' f \uh cuntrac.tor runntnR around. I needed
10 s'gn d , bo h to go int<> usine or 1m cl . He may be ,, title • 1 one contract an 1orge1 a ut t e were hcing hu11t by the lowc\t b1cJcJers." a good craft man, but a lousy manager of
job untjl it is finished 11nd those who arc ti you decide to controcl with the 'Ub-lime and people. Ahout th1' 11mc both my wife and I
willing to invest the tame to sub-contract contraclor thro ugh the general After doing our studac' ""c decided thal needed a h11le levity o I -...as officially
for everything. contractor you may ha"c more confidence "e would ub out the kitchen cabinets. decl.ued Head Stra""bo Since I had no
I believe that there i5 a better, third that the subs will be of the highest · the , counter tiles, the floor talcs compet111on nnd the pa) wa~ tc rnble, I
Chia , wh
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ich i a mixture between both of quahty. I know l dad, until tw o of the (remember the wallpaper rcmo .. I e.i"IY quali fied •
· t ose c as es. This third cla contracts general's sub were fired fo r loppy work prOJCCt ?) plus the wood framed window fo 'how )OU how dumo I was. 1t was
out for major cons1ruct1on , but also sub- or not how1ng up 10 work. One electrical and doors our.,clvc . In our experience, See CONTRACTORS/Cr
Savvy shoppers share
county's best buys
Docs saving up to 80 percent on everything you buy sound
100 good to be true? Tri ha Crumley, Deborah Newmark and
Bonnie Cunningham do it all the time. The
three avvy shoppers share their ecrets in
"Buying Retail 1 Stupid!" -the reec sion
survival guide of the '90s.
"Buying Rr.tail I Scupidl" contains 480
pages de cribtn& more than l ,900 busine cs
that offer discounts of 20 percent 10 80
percent on everythin& from crabs 10
cockatoo . Food, clothing, mcd11.:1ne, home
an~ office rurn1 hing -even tips on buying
antique and automobiles at discount fill thi
eye openina book. If it e~i t , at can be
bought at a d1~ount, vows Tri ha (nee
Patrica King) Crumley, senior author Bookmarks
The Oran c County born uthor l>IY'> she
arew up in uth Coast Pl u -where he -----•
earned her "Ph 0 in Shopping" by age 19. As an adult,
Crumley became an expert in whole ale and retail
~erchandi ing, ellina everything from f 1nc je1i1relry to satellite
d1 he . Todny, together with Ncwm rk, Crumley write the
popul. r "Shuppina·· column for the Los Angele Daily News,
which Ccaturc the best bar111ns in uthern California No
area or nvin ~oc unexplored by ~he~ intrepid h~pcrs
R~ccnt arucle included tlfX on buying book • file c binct •
k1 gear -and even the blueprint for dream houses.
Nevcrthel~. Crumley claim that ~ho and the other
authok or "Buyina Retail i• Stupid'" are not shopaholi .
"All of u arc busy people. We need to act In and get out
Bonnie, who call hen.elf '1 Hato to hop' CUnningham. 1 the
tclemarkctt"' manager for • larae firm, ana Deborah
Newmark run a ailverti in& apeciahy company with a r tcr
o( ehen1 ~u1;h a Paciric Bell and Blue Crosa of California.
"'After yea" of workina with hefty retail mark·upt," sa
Crumley, "at tutall , aoa -a•in t m ar in to pay rct1il for
hloh11cly •n)'th1n • IVc made 11 m mi ion in lire to p
~hat I know boUt l'f•n.a "'°M1 on to other C10 umcn "
It 1m1t1c~ Crumley that 1n toda • C\.imomy ron,umcn 1rc
1111 p:iy1ng full prkc. "In the I ·~ pc pie used to brlJ
bout h~ much they pent, but now \\c'rc gcmng b to the
b• -c t"'I mot loaf and ch ken, drivif\I p t
dfputmcnt tom aftd heldfR& r Prk Club nd CostCo.
The pubhc ha been nppcd oft f« ynn. It' umc they wiled
up On the 1 •u Ott mill. they arc rrob bl pa ina 20
d1~ount tor ~ .. u namtcy.
... or ui "ruml~y tCJ
lnn(titipe rch na for blt'91tm
with two other sawy
whole~le tlnd discount
Botwinick paids
exciting future
for art museum
The beginning or 1h1 5ummcr cason
mart.., a •aniftcant Juncture Cor the
ewport H rbor An Mu cum and it\ new
director Michael Bo1win1d.. who after
four month at the hcJm,
I\ now fam1harl <,leering
NHAM on a \tcady '
co ur'l.e tow a rd a n
e'c11ina future
The fo rthcom1n1
hiring or a new chief
cur11or, a rou ing scrie
of c'h1bitton scheduled
for the ne~t cou.ple or
years, and the challcn e
of a building campaign
for a n~ and bigacr
mu um ha .. e definite! --------
been kcepin Botv.-inick Arts
on the mo-.c . Scene
• rhcr th11, v.ect... I
h:'ld a chan~c 10 c:itch up with him ro ch t
hout the \I te of the att in term of
the~ and other mu\eum i sue , and
bout hi' 1mprc~-.ion' of Oran e Coonty
\(l r '· llnd what he con iders to be ht
tou he l 'hallcngc t NUAM.
.. Orange 011nty 1 a lot more
complicated than people Jive 'j~ credit
for ,' he \a '· "and there t a tendency
hc:r • to O\CM1mphlv. Oran ounty
refl t a rt nf lht-century populauon
c nter nf n rl three million pcQplc. It
C\plo 1 f\Wflh i "..:ry much out·pacana
ll'i in 11tuteon : h ran hool , etc.
C n qucntl , Iha muKum, hke the
P r{ rm n Art Center. nee. to pl a
map r le.
''M b ch llcnac ahud "' 11 be
ho-A 10 under t1nd that 111 the peqpte
th n tha dtvc:ne porutauon need, aod
how to best •rw ahem. It IMa 1 ..,. of
pauent 1 .. cnUt&. U1Umatcly. I WOuMI like
• hlpc HAM IO that IWl)'ODC ft, ...
COUllty WCMlld feel CCI• l&M1abk ct •i•
hen at ._ OftCI "
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old ion lul
father•• Day.
Perhap1 )'OU
would hke to
share it with YoUr
readers. It is so
refreahlnaly
hone t and full of
wi dom.
I • kc d
"Jimmy" if I
" could send thi
letter to you. He
replied, "Heck no. I would die if
my name were printed in the
papu." When I told him J would
ask you not to print hi. name he
said, "OK, bu1 don't tell the
.. relative . n
So here it i , Ann. My husband
had a hard time holdin& back the
teors when he read it, and so did
I. -No Name in Omaha
Dear Om1h1: Thank you for
sendln1 your son's ltlltr. It la
truly one of the awtttcst letters
I've ever re1d. I'm su~ my readers
will love It:
Dear Dad: r wish l had some
money so I could buy you 1 neat
pre!>ent for Father' Day but I am
,.,............ .... .... --:.n .= ::\.:.~
cllcl I waeadll't U11C1e J11U for
an,thlaa; Tommy's dacf brinp won home from hit oftlco ~
~ ud even on weolteada. T1M)i
neYer ID to the IOO or pity ball in
the park or ao fiahina off the pier.
I like lhe way you talk lO me
when 1 am down. You alwl)'I
make me aee th1t thbtlil uu't IO
bad and that they wur ... betler
Which they llWl)'I do. l like the
way you don't let me act IWI)' with
much. Sometimes I act mad when
I don't get my way but deep down
I am atad )'OU are strict. I would
be scued to death if you le1 me do
anything J want.
1 like that you and Mom aarec
on the rulci. around here. At
Tommy' hou~e. 1r hi~ mom ay
he con't do something, he goes
and asks his dad because he know
his dad will say OK just to get rid
o( him and then there is a fight.
Kidit hate it when their mom and
dad fight.
I like the wny you tell me the
truth about evorything. When I
grow up und have kid , I want to
be ju t like you. -Yours Truly.
Jimmy
,. ... . = .. ,.;.II ..... ii tM ..._.fl,_., to lit'* flM
--· Sbl vlails UI three Gr flNr ...... I ,.... lftd ..,. for 10 .,..
NJ ddldreD adore her and lbl II no tlOUble 1& .U. But then ii OM
problem.
.. Nanna," u the snndcbildren
call her, Del 10 "11w me ......,-·
by diPl'ina arocisrY coupoa At
least thr.e tima • week when I .,
lO read your column then ii a
hole in the paper. Our ls.,.ai-old
dauptcr, who ii your No. I fan.
w11 very upset yaccrday blcame
all the kids ·at her tchool were
discuuina your column about
i.upcr-agressive teen·aae airla. She
didn't sec it because Nanna had
torn out Lhc couporn1 which were
on the other side. •
Can you tell me a tactful way to
uggest to Nanna that she not rip
up the paper before we read it?
Thank you. -Buffalo, N.Y.
Oear Burr: A subtle ••ae•tJoa
won't do IL You art plna to uwe
to Cell "Nanna" In plain lanpqe
what's on ,our nalnd. Here'• a
11mple: •1 Ple11e .don•t tear
anytlaln1 out of the paper. ~r
the family laas ~•d It. I'll jtve IC
bAck to yoa."
Adolescence is a. time for calm,
reasonable approach to dlsclpline
Dur Dr. Diana Peters: The
relationship between my wife and
our 13-year-old
daughter Is very
~trained . They
u ed to be very
close and never
argued . Now
when I come
home from work
they are ~houtlng
nt each other. My
wife shares with
me all the things
Dr .....
Pein
our daughttr --p---.--
hasn't done. or arenting
loll' I've noticed 101
m y wife ha s -----•
reso rted to ultimatums: "do it or
else" and this doesn't '>eem to
work either. What can porcnts do
to chan~e thli; situation?
-Dad
again-.t authority is part of the to make decisions on matters
process. If it is any consolation, all which impact her life and you will
children pass through thi $lage on help hor grow to adulthood.
their way to adulthood. You need Try to tolerate some of her
to expect some rebellion, in fact strange antics. I don't me an that
u 's even healthy. you should encourage or approv
Giving you1 daughter a n of her inappropriate behavior. But
ultimotum is dangerous because sometimes. especially if the
unless your wife follows through, it behavior b not hurting anyone
undermines her authority. Your (I ikc a messy room),
daughter will sec 11 as an empty acceptance of her choice 10 h ve a
threat which often time~ serves as different definition of a an
encouragement for your daughter room might show that althou
tu conunuc, even accelerate, the you di agree with her standard,
inappropriate behavior you re peel her right to choose
A hell er dii.ciplinary plan 1s for how he keeps her own property.
\11ur wife to calmly and reasonabl}' What's most important is that ~elect a comequcnce for your your respc.>n'le to her will sh0w
daughter that she can and will your concern and respect for her
1mpo ... e. She need' to 1mpo e the a:. 3 young adult and not
punishment without 11 heotcd, accelerate her revolt. What you're
<;arca:.t1c exchange of words Once after is to keep communications ~our wife rcsoh.es to discipline open with your daughter while ~he
Oe.ir D.1d II " hard lor parenh cilml) and cons1 '1ently, yo u stand o;truggle:. through each crises in
n.. ••Iron of honor wu
IMdra Valuda: m1id of honor
,.. Derd Punic. Bride1m1id1 were
.... Ooodman, Alicia Keye• and
Stephanie ~ Servina the aroom as belt man
wa Oary Noell. Groom1men were
Terrence Keye1, Jr., Timothy
Keya. Erick Ten Eyck and Jeffrey
Ten Eyck.
The two hundred and fifty
friends and family members of the
couple attended 1 reception at
Sanla Ana Country Club after the
ceremony.
The bride is the daugtttcr of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren E. Ten Eyck of
Laguna Beach. She i:. employed by
Pip Printing
The groom iH the son of
Terrence Keyes or Albuqueque,
N.M., and Mrs. Charles Jirak of
Parachute, Colo. He is employed
by Phoenix Software International.
After a honeymoon to Q>zumel,
Mexico, the pRir is nt home in
Redondo Beach.
KOOS-SHAKESPEARE
Monarch Beach residents
Elizabeth Ann Sht1ke pcare and
Charles Frederick Koo:. were
united in marriage 'in the garden
of their home May 4.
The bride, daughter of Charles
and Patricia Hamilton of Costa
Mesa, wore a tea length, white
Ince gown.
The bridegroom i the son of
SHOPPERS
i count is not worth the drive
yo spend more than that on gas."
order to save time as well as
oncy, Crumley recommends
using the book and planning
shopping route in advance. "It's
worth the drive to L.A. if )'ou're
organized and spend the ctay." If
you want a mini-"shopping
vacation," Crumley suggests
pending one day downtown and
another in the San Fernando
Valley. "Or drive out to Bantaw,"
ri;he soys. "The Citadel (disc:ount
mall) m L.A. i n't complete yet,
and driving to Bar 1ow 1s a good
Ad1 Kool of Redondo •ac:h.
Attendin1 the couple were
Colleen Adam" ind Simon
Jeffries.
A reception for the 67 relativca
and friends attending the nuptials
was held after the ceremony.
The newlywed honeymooned in
Yosemite and Pacific Grove.
EliLabcth i1 empl:Oyed by Homes
Cor Sale maaazine and is attcndina
court reporting school. Charle is
employed with Di&ital Equipment
Corp.
HEIDEMANN-NORRIS
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church in Newport Beach was the
site as Deborah Lynn Norri and
Troy f?ow Heidemann, bolh of
Neweort Beach: were united in
marriage May 18.
The bride is 1he daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard L. Norris of
Rialto. The groom is the son or
Eve Foussard oC Newpon Beach
and William C. Heidemann or
Huntington Beach.
The bride wa attended by
Kristie Ott, Li a Smith, D1Je Ann
Huffmann, Jennifer Christie and
Shannon M3louf. The groom wu~
attended by Michael Gilono,
Robert Young, Mark Pencntc,
Greg Paulson and llya Dedic.
excuse to go to Las Vegas -it's
on the way."
According to Crumley, there arc
only two rensons why anyone
should ever pay retail. "One is
when you haven 't planned your
time wi.,cly and have an
'emergency gift' 10 t>uy. The other
1s when the product 1s \O unique it
can't be bought cl cwhere ...:. like
art or n cxccptionul handcrafted
item."
IJecause of he avy consumer
response -\Omc buyers arc toting
off multiple copies to give a gift
to thrift con c1ou friends -
"Buying Ret:ul 1~ Stupid!" is on 1b
way to a fourth prin1ing.
A reception for the 120 relatives
and (ricnds attending wa held at
T:ile of the While after the
ceremony.
The couple spent their
honeymoon hiking on the island
of Hawaii and hove made their
firsi home in Newport Beach.
She is employed by Calpro
8'Crow Corporation and he 1
employed by Marina Sailing in
Newport Beach.
The book is available at Crown,
Waldcnbooh, 8 . Qalton, and
mnny independent booksellers.
The regular mail ·order price,
including tax and shipping is
$19.95, but to help you get into
the spirit of saving, readers of this
column can get it for $13.95 by
writing to: "Buyi ng Retail is
Stupid!" P. 0. Box 872, Dept. O.
Tnrzana, CA 91357.
Nott: Althou6h • few of tbt
stons m•y b•vt closed, mo.-ed or
chanltt/ pol/cits slnct publlatJon,
• random tlteclc of lo~•I
mc~h•nts mcnllolHd In 4•Bu1"1n1
Rtllll Is Stupid" found tht
hopkttpus w•itln1 tor 1-our
business.
• ((I watdl a r<hll I\ e child turn into J helter chance that you r daughter adolescence. She needs to know ~ an unrn111111llahll: adnk,L·cnt It 1' will rcali1c that he r mom mean., that you will be there for her. If CONTRACTORS we 1n isted that the window sub·
a time "hen conrrol h.v parent'> Ill hu,1ness h contrncfor meet at our hou e with ' c chooses to talk with you about From Cl ch.i llengcd .tnd th e 1nflucncc ol I n helping vo 11r duugh1e1 anything, }'OU will be there to the general contractor and
peer' hcrnmc 111 ~re;11 1mportanLc through the lldole\Cent )Cars, 11 " h\tcn. only recently that I looked up the together they measured cnch
Mo\t l1~clv . \1Hir d.1ughtL'r'' important for )OU and your wife to word in Webster's D1ctionnry. It replacement window and door
d1!!ohcd1en~c " nn1 'o 111111.:h In pick your ba ttl e'> wi~ely. Tee nagers If you have a question or mean "<• sis tant foreman, frame opening.
def) )'ou1 ""fl. hul to dl\cnver who )earn for imlcpcndence They concern write to Dr. Dl1tna Peters especially one without power 10 We hnd each sign off on the
'he 1c .ill~ '' Ad11k'lllH.e '' " 111nc want 10 m.ike choices. 1 hey al\o at the Ornngt Coast Dally Piiot, enforce his orders." Mr. Webster measurements and agree that the
~hen a d11ld heg1n' to k .1rn want privacy. Try to gradually give JJO W. Bay St., CoslJI Mtsa, was u genius! ... ub would make the window& and
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aware of a new procedure on
\etllni tile and talk to your
contractor about it for he mKy not
currently be using 11
The most important procedure
1n tiling 1s to make ure the
cement bond between the
roundauon nnd the tiles 1 olid
and &lrong. Loo ening or ules 1n 8
month or tYro 1s common if correct
procedure~ arc not followed
• Suggc&tion no. 16: We had a
very good young tile mun who dad
nn excellent JOb toying tile on 1he
kitchen counter& and noor.1 of two
ft)()ffi'\
We learned
from him that he
recently found
that 1f he so:ikcd
the tile!! before
laying them, the
bond would be
arcotly
s trengthened.
The reason to
pre oak tile i
because when
porous tile 1 lftid
on the bonding
cement the dry
tile tends to draw
off much or &he
muhlurc from
the cement and th1 produce 1
weak bond.
If you make the cement &uper
wet it will not have the consistency
10 mold completely onto the rouah
und r 11rfacc of the tile and a il
drlc\ it will !lhrink aw11y rrom the
ttlc' due lo the lo of the e•cci
wntcr. or cour c, the new procedure
do~' uakc c'tra time, but mcc )'OU
ire ub ·cnntrncting yourselr, you
h \'C the rif ht to in'• t on thi
procedure. f you I 1kc a b·
contractor th1u the aencr I 1 Ian
lo ur JOb, ou hnvc hulc or no
Qt• hl)' c ntrul.
,,.,, the man on TV a ·•vou
cnhcr pa me now or you pa me
hu~r. • In th1• Cbe me1n1na re·
cemcnuna recent" laid tilea due to
bad bond1n1 or thC cement.
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College lnunche' its three·show
summer senson with "You're u
Good Man, Charlie Brown." i1
musical reaturing the character..
from the "Pennut.," comic trip;
Golden Wc't College open the
Agatha Chra tic m)stcry ''The
Spider' Web," Shnke peare'
MUSEUM
From C1
Lifting loc.11 aw.Hene'is ol
NHAM's prc'>tig1ou' national
reputation u' one of the 10 mo t
important contemporor)' art
museum1i in America 1s another
challenge Botwinick has targeted.
However, acknowledging that
contemporary urt can be very off·
pulling and forbidding, he is not
looking toward turning the
museum into a large and cold
institution
"fhcre 1\ a C(rtain level of
mtormality Jn<l acce,'lbihly here
that I would lake to keep. Thi i'
probably the only top ten
contemporary urt mu cum in the
world where \IOU walk in the front
door, and the woman at the front
'k (Ur.ulA ~) who has been
there for ten year~. know\
cvCr)One in town by name' Those
human quaht1c' nrc important and
tic' in to where we .ire gom!( a\ an
1n\t1tulion ..
With all the rumor' th;it have
been hanrcrcd uroum.I regarding
the builchni; campnign, the abrupt
d1~mi'isnl of world-renowned
Jrch1tect Rcnw l'iunc1 -who~c
early propo~uls ecmcd to be
Jbout designin g a truclurc of art
for houlling the art, perhaps
putting Orange County on the
architectural mnp -and an
architect replacement dec1l11on
heavily innucnccd by the Jr. inc
Company. the art community had
pretty much concluded that
NHAM would end up looking hke
Fa,hton l\lnn<l But Botwinick hns
nnother tole on the 11b.1cc1
"The Mch11cctural rrogram
need' to be rcddincd more cle.irly
than 1t w,1, previously 1 he
cnmmun1tv need' to have much
more input into v.hnt\ gu1ng on -
however not l"'' in tcnm of whut
11 '' 1tnrn1t 10 look hkc. At 1h1~
't11gc. that " noi the key '"uc
Ruther. I c..rc "cry dccpl) 1hn1 we
C\imc "' 'nmc common 'cni.c
.1lx1111 wh111 the h111ldin& need to
du WIMI t..111d ol rc,<1u1 cc' .. ntl
q11.1l11' ol f.1c1ht\ '' necd1.:tP How
"111 It fun ct 1<1n on .1 tl,11ly ha,1!1 anti
how 4lh011ld \\.C pruJCtl the he\t U\e
of 'pncc for cd11c;l11on.1I progr.1m,,
cxh1bi11nn\, the rlcrm.111cnt
collection, ct..: '1
"l he n.Jl11v " that lhc
communilv " going to get the kind
of mu cum 11 " w1lhna 10 pa}' for
lkcotu c of th e 1.:urrcnl economic
"The Merchant of Venice" a.rmcs rnged during owe. M) lCf)
at the Grove and the dr.una festival th1, ummcr. The '1\ow "ill
'Strklty a formulitv'' come to the run in r~rton with "l .. 1um,''
· ·. • Ucge..w,~--->J.~1UJ.1~w.i1l week. on wee kcnc.1-.
1 he SKO \1gn'> 'thould be S"'"l' through Jul) :?t, and C\11Cl ~·r·
up early ;H thl! Center fl\ ''l cs torm:rnce tlate~. along "1th 1icke1
Mi crnhlc," t:i!.;c, up rc~idence tor in1ormut1on. I' .w:ailahlc ut ~95-
thrcc ''eek,, l"hc ''odd·reno\\ncll M:n . •
mu"cal drnm11 "'II be nn 1agc Thomu J·. 8rad.1c, pt\'ducing
Tuc'd•'Y' through ~unda)' al M urti"ltie d1rc:c1ur of he GH>\C
p,m. until July 7, -with matinee Sha"-c~pe.1rc l~csti,al. i'i d1rcct1ng
'chedulcd for 2 p.m Saturday "The Merchant of Vcn1c:c:· \\llh
and Sunda)' at the Center, 650 /\11,ln Mt1ndell portrn)108 Shylock.
fo" n Center Dri\c, (o,tu Ml.':la. Eli1tal eth Norme nt a' Portia and
Ca 11 5 5 6 ·2 7 R 7 f 0 r t 1cke1 R1charc.I Hoyt-Miller aco Antonio.
mtorm:rnon. Performance' arc gi,en 1 hur~da)
John l·cuacca i\ dire ting throui;h Sunday" at 8:30 p.m. until
"Charlie Brown." the college's Jul y 20 in the Fcsthal
36,h con1oecu t1\.C ummcr mu1.1cal, Amphitheater, 12852 Main St .
with Ton)' Ma11hcw' unc.I E.m: Garden Grove. Reo;erva11on 636·
Ander~on hcodin~ the ca'll ao, 721~
Charlie Brown and Snoopy. Cucu~ucvct, Rancho Santingo\
rcl>pcctivcly. Ro!>e farquhar i' multi-culturul thcJter company, ''
musical director and Marie de la '1t1~1ng "Strictly a formalit)'."
Palme chorcograph'i the 'lhow. which depict' 11 'trugglc bctwet!n .1
which run<; f-ricJU}~ 81 1 pm , dil>!lidcnt hi\torion and ii
Saturdays at 3 and 7 and Sunday' go .. ernment interrogator. P(rforrn
al 3 p.m. through June 10 in .1ncc., will be giH:n ThuN.la~'
OCC's Drama Lab 1 hc:ttcr. through Sutunfo)S nt 8 p.m 1n
Reservation<; arc taken nt 432· R~( 'o; Ph1lhp Hall L11tle Theater
5 80. \Vc,t, Omtol and 17th Strech 1n
"The Spader' Weh" is the fir'tt ~anta An.1, with add111nn,1I
or three· \U\pen .. e thriller\ IO be m.11111ec' .1l 2 p.m. c.1ch Sund.1~
As Newport Harhor Art Mu~cum\ new dirc-ctor Mteh.ael Bot\\<inid. ·~
looking to~,mf the futurl' -hiring ,1 (h1P1 ~rator Jnd hu1ld1n~ .1n
C\pandcd I.mitt\.
'lmH1own. the hu1ld1ng l,1mpa1~n
will be dd,l\Cd "'· m1l\-he nine
mo nth\; tlll·rc " no current
timclinc So 11 gl\c ll\ time to
kind uf rethinl. 1H1r g.1mc plan •·
Another Untw1n1ck priority " to
'onunue O\Cr the ne\t dccndc tu
dc\clop a pt1ttl'111 of ongoing, deep
\Uppon. \\here p.1tron' reel ii
'cn'c l>f rc,po11,1b1lit) .ind rcl\11)'
come in .111d help fund the
111,111u11on mer a period o( time
J\' I.tr '" the .1ppmntmcnt ol .1
duel c11r.11or. Bnt\\1nacl \il\-' th.it
lhe 'dcl111\11 I' 11nnHncn1 .ind th,11
.111 .innnuncc ment ~•II hl matte
,,>11n "'I he qualit) uf the
l.1nd11.l.11c' h.1, hcen :"touthhng,"
Ill. '·'~' 'hut 11 1-. dif11c111t 111 :1"~"
\\ lm·h .1pph"",1111 "111 H.'.111\ hh" nm
with the 111,t111111n11 "
l.ln kw.ll.; hlf" .u.I 1c1 .1 ,11mul.1t111g
\e.ir 111 up,1in11ng C'\h1h1t111n'
I· 11 II 1 • \\ 1 11 I! t h .: p, 1 m .1 n c n t
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111.\t \\.Cd '11\\I '""pre''"''''
1hml h11:nn1 .1I nh1h111on cn11tlcd,
11.1.tppmi: 111,t.•ric' · Kicking off
the nc\\ H'.tr \\ 111 he a m1d-c.1recr
1ctrn,pcltt\\: 111 !\le\\ Y111i.. \Culptor
Jac~1c \\> inwr And in the :o.prin~.
NHAM "111 111111 the Ph1l.1dclphaa
Mu,eum 111 \rt to 1uc,cnt "De\11
on lht. St.air,," ,1 mixctl-mcd1J
c\h1h1t1nn billed ,,, .1 fir~t. r.1thc1
(lltlllH! l'd~I.' Jlll'lnpl 10 C'l:.lllllOC
v.h.11 lhl.' ,111 111 the •go-, \\,,, .111
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Happy Birthday
to our patients with June birthdays
From Dr. }~arrell G. Hinkle & taff
Pnctlc. Lhnlttd to Orthodontk1 1nd Tcmporomandlbular 01 otdtn
Kelly Anderson
Ellen Brydum
Grant Cas erly
Scott Courtney
Polyanna DHI
Danltl Dnltser
Ami Eric on
M1rttllo Farjalla
V1ltrte Ftyka
Chad Fulltr
IJ1 Gath
7.ac...., Htndft'son
ndnw Jen tn
Mlchtllc Knapp
11allt La· Bas
Tl1 Limbert
Jared McPhlllen
Kristen MuckJty
DHln Ptttrson
11chtllt Rlblrtt
Danny Rollin
EMiiy Rollin•
•• .. hlnr
Dinn Shryork
Otake . mlth
Dorine Thoma
Gau t tbtrrol h
'* , fWPM' <tr. Dr., Str. ~ • 1 l"Wport Btac:h • '4-t·l211
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Snoopy !Eric Anderson) jump') mto the <1rms of
ChtirHe Bfown tTony Matthews) in "You're a Good
\trn, CIMrlic Brown" ;11 Orange Coast College. In
the bac:kground, lrom I ft. are ·"" t>la 'eu '~bJU r
tThe Little Reciht>.1d Ciirl!, Diane Wdlsh (Lucy} anci
Jt.,•nt Cook (PepJ)<'rmmt P.lttyl
Rc,cr.atum' 5M·~669. Sunday a1 2:30 Playhou,e, 1058 E. First St. Sant,,
An.1 (54 7-998). Friday .ind
\aturdilY at p.m
I h1cc thc:llt.r group' in Orange •"Bug'>)' Malone" by the Youth
( ounl) arc rrcpJnn.g for final per· Theater at the Lngunn Pla~ou,c, f(irmancc' tlll' "'ect.:cnd nf their 606 Laguna Canyon Road, guna r"pectl\c prmluc11on-. l hey arc: Be 8 ch { 4 q.i -8021). Monda) Sumc rclat1H~I) ne\\ production
'''I! on the ho . .ird' and con11nu1ng
Jrl H.1pp) End' at South Co.1)t
Rcpc:rtol) (957-4013). throt1gl} Jul)
13 .ind "Born v~,.terdav" at the
(o,ta Mc'a C1\1.c Pl<i)h()u,c (650·
5269), through June 30
• 'fhe fhrecpennv Opera" at through Frida) at 7.30 pm .
th\: "c" J~NI I hcatd An' Center, Saturday at 2 and 7:30, toJ,1y .ind
~501 Chff Dmc, Nc\vport Beach next <iundav Jt 2 p.m.
(63 I ·0288). 1 hur,day through • "An Act of the Imagination"
Saturday at 8 p.m . today and nc't .ii the Wa)' Off Broadwtty
Letterman should know Leno best lor job
By Enc Mtnk
~I Lc.iis Po>t·O>sp.i'.JI
Oa\.c, it 'ccm,, j, upset
Latc·nightcr and home tapers
devoted to NBC\ "Late Night
With David Lcllcrman" )CCm to
be taking th1 tu heart. The idea
that Lellcrman mighl truly he
11cl.etl oU about ~omething •~
d1.,oncn11ng to Ian who think of
him :i the gu) who take'
nh'lolutcl~ nothtng 'eriouo;ly.
But a \,Jflety or reports 'uggc I'\
that there 1!1 .ti lea l )Ome
irritation m the Lcllerman camp
.1hou1 1hc anmn1ing of JJ) Leno to
'uccccd Johnn) ·c :.u-.on J ho" of
··lhc fnnight 5ho"' nnt May
1 he truth " .ind l cttcrman.
of .111 people, ... urcl) mu't reahLe 11
-1h.11 L1...nu \\~1' the pcdccl
~huit:c tu J'cend to 1hc "o I '<' 11
1n l.1tc·n1gh1 tck\ "")11 Lei' plJ)
Leno·, per<,pcc11'e 1 that ol the
~rcJI middle ma" ol American'
It\ nor 'o much rural u' 11 11o ull·
1n1. h1,l\e Yes. Lenn lt\C' '°
Uc,erl) Hill.;, but he wllcu' .ind
\\ori.., on car't and motorC\clc!I -
a wmling·cla'' guy 'e\ht> happen
Ill hJ\C a ton of money.
And he \\.orkcd hurd for it,
~rending up to 100 night of the
,c,1r on the ro.1d performing in
dub before IJnding the Carson-
'ub\tllute-ho l gig. He' also been
rela11"ely .accc sable to the media.
On top of that, he' been married
to the amc "-'Oman for ycan., und
he makcll no secret of h1 pnde 1n
that accompli hment and an her.
Letterman the Hoosier "'ould
appear lo bear the \amc m1d'dlc -
Amcnca11 tamp a Nebra,knn
Carson Yet Leucrman cems
mulh more the urb.in1tc than
either Carson or Leno. Part· or
that dcra .. cs from his • cw York-
ba,cd how. \\Ith 11\ ai.tutc,
out 1der-tnsider pchpccti .. c on
,.how bu •ne~': 11 ~mall .
exceptaon.11 rod band; the hippe!\t
of guc h and gue't mu icians.
·But part of it rec;ult-. from
Lcttermun ·._ remotcne '· eH~n
1n..,crurnh1ltt\. as an individuill,
C'Jr'>On , itt. lea l, ha ·artfull)
coni,tructctl ;.in on-camera p~r.,,onu
th:n c-0m-ince,. ''ewers they know
the kind of pcl'on he real!) 1s.
Leno, from all accoun t,,
upparently j, ju'\t \\hat he -.ecm' 10
be.
But e\cn the mo-.t ardl'ut
Letterm. n fan would admit thitt
he or 'he .JU't doc n't kno\\ \\hilt
l cth:rman " realh 111.c, how much
1•f the on-'"'amera pcr"onalit~ 1'
J'UH~n .1nJ h\1" much 1, genuine
"com p.trC .ind Clllll rJ,t' r;:::::::::::::::::::=:::=:::::::::::::::::::::=======;_-~ I l'nc), 10!.;e, cmcrgl' from .1
~cnth m11ck1n~ bro.HI ha,ed
.1ppn1.tl.h th.11 pu,111011' ham \Ide·
h\·\ltk IA-llh the \1cwer He 'ccm.,
to '•I). "Comm11n '\C n1,e let'
onlln.11) people hi...: u' 'ICC how
""' the'e (pohl1l1.111') (cclehrll1t! )
lb1g corporat1un') .ire " A a·
re,ult. .1ln""' cH·rybody ltkc!I
I cno
I ctterm.111·, mmH,luguc' and
g.1g 1"111' arc ncr. li1t ·" funny. hut
the' operatl' lr<lm an J' ump11on
ol eulu""'~· the people \\ho
· cet" L c11um.111·, 'JlCl'1al ininic
'cn"h/111~ .11c not orthnar\ people:
but 'Jl-Cl.'i.11 fX'\lplc
I u get h1' c:ollegc-~u' '· ""'v
gu" take ''" 1111kian \:\l,tencc.
\OU hJ\C Ill lie l"\pCCI Ill\ dC\l!I.
plugged 1n hip 1h11 ' the
umlcrl)ang me'' 1gc. ,1n\\\,1~ .\' 1
re,uh. 1hcr'-.trc .1 1111 111 pcopk
"h'' rc.111\ don't get 1 cttcrm.tn
11HI d1,l1t..c.: him tic,1de~
\!though he \'"'' ti1•rn und
ll'olfl'd In the tntlU\lrt •I "l11rthCll\t,
Roost Turkey Dinners
e\i'Ct)' Sunda\'
+eo I f~liot~
CorON Jd ~{Ar
673-0910
Retirement lMng
for ActWe Seniors ,
Our Sunday Brunch is
"The Talk of tht Town!" Give
it a try, the tab is on us.
Call for re ervations.
Includes ::uc.1
lwuriel\ as:
•Maid lnd :J,..,en
S1rvice
•Daily ActJvlties
•Social Excursions
•Chautfe1:ret1
1 ransportat1on
•European cu1si"'le
•Fully equipped
Kitchenettes
•24 hour Staffing
"Wttb l ,.a.r i.o..
South Coast Sena ..,.F•--..°'·-+---" ·VILLAS·
(7H)~3J)
2283 FQ.lMew Rd., (' JStQ Mesa
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The Royal Ballet
~ 6-11.1'91
Thf cnl'ATI jt'Wtl of mttmJtaoMI 4antt pm
and mott 1n t~ t clu M' •~ Coa.\I _..,. _ _,
~lr-CM!llt .. •mtl
The Nadonal Ballet of Canada
~ ·U ,1991
Canada' pttm1tr «lt1'pln rttum Int~ par\b +lmy
1Jitlot4'. ad\f'fttUnlU' rontrmponry 4antt and ft'K>rt
American Ballet Theatre
1h N"'1lt:rfltll#
a.om.,, ,.....,.,, .,,J
drtnchtd ~IGM'-' hijl nttd ..._
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MF 1111111 ..,_ •vat"-Marpri\a¥illc, wa • DMildlil .. •
TMy cau UI Parrothc1ds. Jimmy Still. W•'n ... let. ........ ltt l ellc:r And P1rralbH
8'aflen fl our savior, the CanlJ. romnnrics _.. llream .in = rontlnuc &o f1ock C"Cry umo J"""-e.-ii our promised land nnd cok>n ud bNldle to 1 comes lll town, FriiJay ht'tl •1 at
OIUUtita are our sacram(nt. beat, promtsittl that one Jay we'll lrvl"e Mc1u1nws An1ph1t6catte,
·· Hallelujah. follow 1he words of 1979's v.hcn 1hc ~h1,1te blow• und the
AS dc\lotcd H Oeatdhead -.re to "Orumsicte": b<.>YI break out the rum.
the Orateful L>uJ, r~trotheud'i "He sips. ,...burrcu d1'1C,n't 11ve 1ntcrv1ew
are to the 1dca of ciure water. lie quip'), ·'"'more. After a.lmost 20 years of
blond beachc ::and spiced rum. Dreams a lot about saihng ahips. wimng, hii. uudicncc i' f11rtif1c:d
Ahhough Buff ell fan!'i don't follov. Want to throw it nll away; 11mt un'~~~ 1ng. C\lcn ahoua;h the
him like nomad,, we nc.,,cr :-.Ira) Want'I to have it back M>mcday." Uufh:ll ol the '90s I') ·• p;ale
100 far frtlm that pirate's c-0'~ at Buffett came to us in 1973 with rompamon to the Buffett of the
the foot of the volcano un St. "A White Sport Coat and a Pink late '70s· • Kitt . Crulot:ice~n·• ancJ ha iocc offered Ha la't three "tuJio rcka\C' ,_
Be • · · · · ( "f·lor1d.1\i, .. (19 6), "llot \L'"t"r" cau c w-.: re pirate' I~ album!> glorifying the htc o an ; "u "' WeekcncJ, in 8arb.lcJos arc the eternal hcach bum and the ronch· (I 1 ) anti "Off to Sec the Lizard
closest most of "' will come to "hell character'\ ot the ,,1,,ndi.. He ( IQ89) have been more
living on ic;land time Clo ing dc~I h:1,n't haJ a hit record '" more product' of M rv than the coconut
ii. the clo e't we'll come to th.in ,, tk acte. He get ,j1tu.ill) no telegraph. l"hc slick oflering ~ushbuckhn~. Duly·free gifts are .mpla~ almo t hetn1y the \nit) gnt of "A· ------------------'-----------~ l·A" or "l.hing .rnd Dying in 3/4 1 ime." •
Ami Buffett ,ecm' to know this.
II II 111 llO:tOf. I OI, UO. Tll, 110I SHCl.ll. lDi£11£11T
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Ill h1' concert,, he dr;.iw, 'paringly
Imm music written in the p. ''
Jccnde. relying on hi'I earlier
"or!I.,, \Ht llen back \\hen
manatee' were 1>afe tn ·the Key,,
Or. in the.: W\.lfl,h of ht\ "We Arc
the People (Our Pu rents Wained
t '' Abc1u1) .. -betorc Jimm) !l.nc"
"hat ca,h·Oow meant.
PJrrothe,1do;, or dcvOtl'd' fan!; of Jimmy Buffett, will f10< k
Me.1tfow~ r:ridJy for a do~c of his own blend uf music. ..
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Parrothcud\ don't want to think
:1hout i.:~sh now. Thcv don't want go main trenm.
lo ,cc their IJnta,ie. p1mpc<l on Hh music ha never fit into <.tny
VH-1. An<l part of them want' category. He's nc\cr won a mu ical
Buffett to remain a \\ell-!1.ept award. ome son ~ -"Come
secret, the bard of a ml.\ll Monda)'," ''Caltfornia Prom1 cs"
'uhculturc. because we'd hate to and "R:ulroaJ L:uly" arc decidedly
bcltc.:\c thill cver}onc '" the world country, yet "Ir 1he Phone Doesn't
la)' .1wJke night!> schemtng ways Rmg, It' Mc" .rnJ " tar on the
to qutt thetr job~ nnd 'lail to Water" arc more pop oriented.
1 ortola II\ that netherworld bct"ccn
and drunl.'I 111 l'amp1co. Songs
nbout !>U1ltng anJ 'lmuggltng
About needing Ju1cyfruit gum to
kill a hango"cr About how 1hc
years gro" .,hurter, not longer. the
more you·"c been on you r own
Among the he'll •A Par.He
lhnt would make Parrothends that allr."t' the eccentrics called
to<' ,talu'l·quo. And it\ almo 1 3 l'arruthcnd... It ' a genre Buffett bctra~al th;1t Buffett attempt!> to mvcntcll -a hlcnJ of c:il)p'o .rncJ ---------------....,,...----------.&.--------------ht:ht rc~ae thJt can only he catcgortlcd a11 hland Mu~ic.
Look'\ at f Mty," "N:iut1cal
Wheelers," "Volcano ' · One
Pilrtteular UJrhm," "I le Went to
Pari :· "I l.ivan<t l)a)drcamtn'." ··eo, .. boy tn the Jungle." · I he
Wca1her ,., licrc, ( Wt h You
We re Be:1 u li fu I." "h.1nan.1
Republic • and the national
anthem, "M<trgarilu' illc."
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that the •areemcnt was final.
A New York POii exccut
and the paper's West
attorney 11tid Gabor'
announcement was premature.
Gabor filed suit in Santa
Monica Superior Coun after
an April 22. 1988, Pe»t aniclc
stiled Gabor "launched into 1
di:mibc. the gii.l of which wa
that Hitler had hi\ good
polllt ."
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by San franci co attorney
Melvin Belli, that the Post
~rticlc wo fal e, defamatory
and nrnlicious. The suit was
rc~lved this week alter lengthy
negotiations. Belli uid.
"Z a Zsa will not only
receive compensation from lhe
Po'lt tor having published
horrible and libelous
... rntemcnt' 11bout her, but by
rc,olving 1hi · ca!>e she ha won
a mornl victory for her and
other public figures and
cc:l~bnt1e who find themselves
the )UbJc:Ct of scandalou
juurnall m," aid Delli.
l he amount of money won't
he d1'lclo cd as part or any
'Cit le mcnt. Belli' office said
the agreement was reached in
pnnc1ple on May 16, leaving
nn ly a confidentiality clau e
1111rc\olvcd, und that matter
wn' worked out Thursday
"I'm \Cry hnppy bccau c so
many thtng' hove been written
ubouJ me, o many lies.~·
Gabor· 'aid by telephone
Friday from her Bel-Air home.
"They made a mi take. The
'"ondc.:rlul thing 1s every dirt
· magaline mii?ht think now."
Peter Fans, vice prc,ident
for ed1ton.1I .1dm1nl'ltrt1tion at
I he cw York PO'.!ll, ;ud
ncgoua11on' were continuing
.ind no agreement w11' reached.
..., hi' tory i.; prcm:iture."
I iHl'i 'atd "There i no
... cttlemcnt. A ettlement I!>
l'lcmg negnttatcJ but ho not
been concluded," F-am aid
late l·mlJy
"There 1s no signed
.1grcemcn1 ," aid Henry
1lbcrhcrg, a Century City
laW)er handling the ca e for
the New York PO\t. A kcd if a
'ettlemcnt wa' expected won,
he 'iud. "r cannot go any
further "
But Bellt as.,oeiatc Paul
Morwonc said it was "a done
de.ti" .rnd he was i.urpri~cd
Silberberg and the Pot
d1,p11tcd 1t
''l he final relca'c dncument
h;1" not hecn "1gncd by the
p ,1 r t 1 e ' . h u t t h e r e 1 .,
um1ue,1tonahly. undeniabl)' a
,1:11lemcnt 1n this ca,e.''
11torru:" \fonzmnc .. :ud ·It\ n
Jon1: Jt;,11 1 he "gn,1turc " t1
form.1hty rhc i\greemcnt wa'
tnJdc Thur,day ·•
In the June 19 ltl\\i.uit.
U .1 h o r ' a t d ' h c w a '
cmh.1rr•"'cJ und her career
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prnfc ''°'"'II)' .ind (mane1ally
h' the PtM .1rt1clc.
Ls.1 Zsn Gubor htt'
,u,truncd great damage to her
rcpulut1on, und to her good
'tJnding 1n the community
\\here 'he live' and Ill the
cum rnumtie-. where ~he works
.mJ grcut emotional di\trc •
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d.1m11gc in the llmount In
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(iah~1r 'ought dllmngc' for
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pm.1t:~. ncghgcnce, mtcn11unal
1nn1ct1(m ot emotional di•1.trc'
.tncl ncghJtCnl infliction o(
emo1tnnJI di,tre\\,
"'f he publicity created by
defend.int'. placed (Mt
G.1bor) in u fal e light in the
puhlit cl/c 1n 1hac thec.c
\liltcmcn" wmnafully c~po'c
( M1" CiahC1r) to h tred
'ontcmpt, ridicule!, obl<"!U)',
Ind f ,tl,ely .u.CU'le f'ic:r of hem&
anti 'irnutic .md continue to
in111rl' hi.:r in her occupatton n ..
11 cclchrtt,, • the 'ult '<lid.
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1 l\NOTHER WOR_Ll>: Vicky trie'I to get Jake 10 go on with hi life tind ~1Marlc) &~l on with hers, fake tell" Paulina he want to marry her: and
c i ect ~re Cory fortune In love \\ith Grant, Paulina i' C9nccrned for hill
cly 1 he doc not go ulona with Jnke'i wish~ Grant doesn't uod~r tand Paulina:s uddcn change of heart concernin' their
rcJat1onllh1p. cs~' bcl .. CVC\ Luca\ I\ providing Carl with information that ~111 furt~er Carl dirty deahng>. 1-rnnk ie wants to ll:arn more about
Kathleen pa I. Marley heads for Switzerland with the ho that a fa~cd doctor can help her with her inability to concei"c 1 c'hltd. Caris
decides he wan.ti. Kathleen in h1i, lire. 11 dcC15ion which devastates the
prcinant Fr~nk1e Th~ pohce doubt Jo.hn\ story that Taylor shot herself.
W11h Taylor body 1111 m1 ang, F'rankae wonder if Taylor is really dead.
AS TH~ W~RLD TURNS: Julie ii panic ~trickcn when her cit·hu band Fr~nk arrives an Oakdale and t~lls her he wants her to pay him of( or
he II reveal the truth about Julie's pregnancy. Darryl tells Frannie he
wants and .needs her to be hi wife. Seeing Dec at David's funeral, John
recall their t~rturous past. Jes ica tells Duncan her family will never
accept her dating somcon~ of ~nother .race. Emily tells Barbara she will
regret hnvang a rela11onsh1p with Gavin. John realizes Andy is merely
cnvcrin.& for Julie .by cla1min1 to be the father or her baby. Lucinda's
date w11h Cal has Oakdale all abuu Tc s is impressed with Hutch the ~cw farmh.and. Margo's as~umptmn that Tom suspects Darryl of being
an.vc;>lvcd, wat.h Carolyn's death leav.e her quite u~ ct. Frank plans to ell
Carolyn ~ diary to the highest badder. Emma as displeased when she
notice John i nd Iva becoming chummy.
THE DOLD & THE Blt:AUTIFUL: Blake i~ relieved when Ridge docs
n~t sec that he ha had an nn~1ety attack. Brooke can't understand why
R!dgc hn' .suddenly become less upporti\le of Stephanie, unaware that R1d~e bche~cs Stephanie's memory has returned. Stephanie finally
admit to Ridge thnt <1hc hall an fact regained her memory. Enc and
Brooke hope Stephanie maintain' her am nesiac tatc becau e they
thoroughly cn1oy the woman he'll become. Eric uggellts to Brooke that
they have ao<;>ther . child. Brooke, not ready for another child, ccretly
continues taking birth control pill . Sally ls stunned that Darla knows
Sally is pregnant. Bill encourage'! Julie to help him destroy Clarke.
Clarke promi cs Julie he 'll never again sleep with Sally. Macy tell Sally
about the man ~he recently met and wi hes Thorne had nnnounccd his
desire to reconcile before this ne\lt relation hip tarted. Macy is confullcd
when Felicia S3)'S 'ihc and Jake h1we decided to try nnd work things out
•DAYS OF OUR UVES: During Lawrence's trial for raping Jennifer,
Jack's ualy pa t -his rape Of Kayla -I brought Up. 8o realize he i
dymg from the ISA vi rus and decides not to tell Carly. Victor doesn't
believe Emmy's story that Bo and Carly are teaming up to dupe him.
Molly open up to Tanner saying her only link to the pa t is Jhc Indian
plrit doll. Molly thinks Eve ~hould know Frankie is really starting to
care for her. Convinced the only way he and Isabella can have a £uturc
toaether Is by occcpting Victor, Roman calls a truce with Vactor. Sarah,
rocked by the news that Neil is her rather, accompanies Meli a to
Na hville. Sarah and Neil have a touching goodbye where he apologize
for her behavior and he tells her he undcl'\lands. Jack and Shane team
up to find the videotape of Lawrence and Jcnnif cr' wedding night to
prove Lawrence raped Jennifer.
GENERAL HOSPITAL: . The Eckerts deal with their sorrow over
Fred's dying while he watching a bnll game on television. Robert, Anno,
and Mac arc prisoners at the Taub Man ion. Robert and Anna arc
· nnitious to head back to Port Charle . Mac, however, is more interested
in the stunning Dominique and is not at all cager to return home Mac
feel aualty about leaving Doman1~uc because he thinks her hu band,
Leopold, '' dangerou . Bill, teanng the threats from a man in ha past,
..U Seu to help .... W * ~ F..W. II ~ when ~rilco dtcida to law IOWll 10 .... M -deal whit lM pNblelM ill hit ,...
that he never fwd • to Ren•'• Hattan 11 .-,ml her fof 1 fool When lhc dilcowtn ht .._ ,... to .... OWM EC.O; Tracy vows an pa
l"en. Lucy conrinuet eo dl'QOI Mt Tom. but 1om h anxiou ly 1w111ln1
Silnone·• rtlum.
GUIDING UGHT: Harley i1 upset when she find1 Blake in Alaft·
Michael'• 1rm1. Ropr tells Mindy he'J not ready to end their
relationship and he'• Fina to win her back. Roaer gels anpy when
Holly accuses him or ianorinf Blake in order to give Hart hi• auentK>n .
Aware that Vant¥1 w1n11 Batty back. Nadine let Vane a know Bally 11
her huSband and she plans to keep it th11 way. Kai i urprased when
Gilly aarecs not to let Hamp know Kat sneaked out while she was
suppoted to be arounded. Frank and Eleni continue to cxchanse nuty
crack!!. Sensina somethi~ is di11urbin1 Daniel, Holly orrers to help ham
deal wilh the caute of h11 anxiety. Samantha, also eager to find the key
to Daniel's past (and his heart), decides to investiaatc. Samantha plans a
trip to Boston hopma lo unearth whatever ~ho can about Daniel.
M•ureen is not at all pleased with Ed and Holly's closcnec; .
LOVING: Rocky and Rio arc di~turbed when it appears they canpot
trust each another when the topic is Monty' murder. Shana repre~nb
Trisha and Trucker in the atttody )Uit elay has filed ._pinst them.
Trisha and Trucker realize the missing Abril is the only one who can
help them keep Tommy. Oay, being aware of this fact, sets out to make
certain Abril doesn't reappear. Rocky places a personal ad begging Abril
to return to Connth. Matt, the runaway making oft with all the goodie.\
from the pie shop, continues to foil ,Louie's attempts to catch the thief
Paul continues to be trapped by the mob. Ava suspects Paul enjoys being
involved with mobsters. Carly maintain her show of support for Clay
while everyone else turns on him.
ONE LIFE TO UVE: A visit from Jon, her former lover, d1 turb
Cassie, and docs not please Bo, either. Even though Bo as urc Alex
their relationship hasn't aot a chance, Alcit 1 determined to make her
dream of a life with Bo come true -he hatches a scheme to get rid of
Cassie. Kevin, still beguiled by the shy Stephanie, asks her to let him
help her. Stephanie secs Renee leaving the tables after hearing Renee
and Duann fi&hting. Lee Ann is heartbroken when she learns her
mother has been shot to death. Max is a tower of strength for the
mournful Lee Ann. Carlo informs Julia he is going to frame Asa for
Duann's murder, that way he and Renee can be together. Tina ' vow to
always tell Cord the truth is once again put a idc when she tell Renee
they mu t keep Max's parentage -the fact that he is not Asa's ~n -
from Max and Asa.
SANTA BARBARA: Quinn docs not want to leave th e grieving Kelly.
At Kelly's urging, Quinn leaves town because Kelly docs not want ham to
spend his life behind bars. Cruz, still destroyed by Eden's death, takes
on the State Department assignment to search .for Huntsinger. Cruz is
shaken when he spots a woman he thought was Eden. Katrina 1
charmed by Mason. Hans wants to buy The Oa is. Mason convinces
Cassie to get Minx to give her limited power of attorney. Sophia is
certain C.C. wall always blame her for Eden's death. Julia cannot believe
Augu ta' stance that perhap Dash did not rape Julia. Julia, wanting to
go on with her life, d ~covers the charming side of Craig. Gina continue
to plot to teal a deposit from the perm bank. Flame keeps changing
her appearance hoping to attract Mkhacl.
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Distracting Helter, David sneak
out of his room. Finding a corpse, David puts it in hi ho pital bed and
hooks it up to the 1.V. and o"ygcn. David then grabs a bottle of rubbing
mcohol, pour u over the ~rp e, and throws a burning cigarette by the
bed. David is thrilled as he watchc<> the nc~t proclaiming his death
Meanwhile, a weeping Diane claim she stall love him. Diane is hocked
when David comes to her office. Nina doc not believe David i dead
After making love to Diane, David declares hi undying devotion to her.
David begins to search for a plastic urgeon who will totall)' alter hi
looks. following Nathan and Olivia's wedding, Dru moves her things out
o( Nathan's apartment. Lynne is pleased when she catches the bridal
bouquet. Scott learn he doesn't wait six months before marrying Sheila.
John suggests to Ashley that Victoria may be the cause Victor and
Ashley's marital problems. Lauren plans to tell Scott that he i the
baby' rather. Lauren i stunned when he walk into the hospital chapel
JUSt after Scott and Sheila suy "I do." Flo, Nana's mother, armcs an
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OP•N •UN 114 ,., .........
S<l31,000 •M 38A..
Bier 53&-187•
IUIRIDQI
VILLAQI
SS,000 DOWNI
2BR 28a End Unit,
profeaalonal decor,
fight • airy, clean,
bankable, $210,000.
CHUCK a LIZ
JON•S 7ec>-9000 ., ...... .,a
WM*" . ~· ... . ,. . .
TURTLE ROCK!!
Custom 48R 2'~8a
PATlllll'I DAY
... MOUA
Spec1acular Ylew
hOme ~ pr11"rue Spyglaaa 111 .
Bufldel''a own home
bffutffuly c:uat°"*9d
• 15 bdrme + meld'•
rm, large gourmet
kitchen with ••Uno
area, rcwmal dlnl'l rm. paneMcl Mucty
bonua rm 11,1585,00o
3IODIQAIAY
O'INIUI 1-1
111 •••
newer home w/bonua ---------rm Panoramic city
fights & ocean views.
M odel perfect
throughout. An abso-
lute value at $975,000.
Appl only thru
PATRICK Tl!NORI!
Agt 721·1200
(Over 5150.000,000 Sold1
Beat Buy
In Irvine
3BR 21.'JBA. hv room
lam room 2 lrpl1.
extra storage room
com pool spa ten
courts lush yard,
1925 IQ ft 22 Bui·
lerfly $236.900 Coll
S1ofanlo, Agl at
552·0513
WOODBRIDGE. CONDO
BHt floor plan 3br.
2bo Spacious kltch ·
en F p hie & brzy
Move-in cond Owner
$189.900 786-8606
Laguna
Niguel 1052
1 ao· OCEAN, MNTN
& VALLEY VIEWS
15,587 S/F LOT
4Br den bonus
3 591 sf Prof decor &
lndacp $840K Onr agt
495-9153 581·7000 •289
Lake
Forest 1055
OWNE" 4BA 2•.~BA
twnh••. 2 car gar UR
F P New rooJ paint
OPEN Sa11Sun 11·5
$?35,000 583· 11 48
Loolung for a friend? Find
U1tar1 of critter. In clasetfled.
ci.PLEX
BEST BUY ON PENIN-
SULA Steps 10 beach
11 5 GRM $499.000
Bkr 650·3239
See Garage SM Dlrec1C>fV
for thoM llrlUIUM bergalnl.
•Spa
•Pool
•View * * Water1ront • • * Water1ront and Pool
v G1ve Address at Guard Gate
HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
e ..-•8 Rue MaraelllH, Big Cyn. NB
642·5200 $569,500 S11t1Sun 1 ·5
• •2806 Lah1ye1to Ave. NB
673-3777 s 1 39!> 000 Sat & Sun 1·5
• •57 Balboa Coves (Bolboo Coves) NB
675 6161 $915 000 Sat Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOMS
• •216 E Oceanfront N 8
67:1·3717 $1 250 000 !;at Sun 1·5
..-• ••229 Emerald Bay Laguno Beach
7'!19·9100 SI ,385 000 Sal Sun 1.5
I 67 Del Mnr Ave E111talde C M
'19'1 7878 S399 900 Sal Sun t 2·4
3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
..-10 Ch11th11m C1 Belcouri NB
759·1877 St,195000
1508 Fton Pl11c.e WHlclm NB
0'12 c,200 S535 000
Sunday 1·4
Sol Sun 1 ·5
I A2!l Por1 M1trgat11 Hrbt View Hm,,, NB
IM0-!'1604 S5 I 0 000 Sundny 2·5
1101 v 11•y nn Coa111 Mo•" "4=-' Otl8·1 $ l!JQ 900
71' VIII l 1do NOid Lido 1•1•
l\7'1 "I 0 I 1915 000
Sat Sun 1·6
""'Sun 1·!1
• l8 V1t-nn11 1111t1>0r n1dge Cre1t, Npt Beach
640 9J9e S67SI,~ Sunday t-5
204 Oarnol Bolboa Island
675-4822 $879 000
304 Ony• Balboa laland
675·4822 $919 000
Sun 1·5
Sa Sun 1·5
3261 Michigan Ave Mesa Verde. Costa Mesa
24 I 7208 $279 000 Sat Sun 1 2·5
4 BEDROOMS
• e..-• 5 Ruo Fontaine. Big Cyn. NB
721 1200 $1 199,000 Sun 1·5
•• , ;100 c: Belboa 81, Pen Pt NB
6 7 3.3 7 77 s 1 ,695,000
2215 Hnother Ln. N B
6613 9333 $595,000
Sat/Sun t·S
Sat Sun 1·!'>
4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
1 135 Moln S t. Hunt1no1on Bench
536·6874 $435.000
e 2227 A1bvtua SI .. Eollblutf N 8
759-9100 1599,500
*
Sund11y t 1·3
Sun 1.5
PATIKI JEW
711·1•
OPEii TmAYI
••1221 KHI Or , Harbor View Hiiis, N.B
644-6200 $779.500 Sat/Sun 1-.5
•••525 Vta Lido Soud Lido N 8 .
759-9100 $2 595.000
2103 Valley Rd Costa Mes
642-8664 $359,900
Sun 1_.:30
Sat/Sun 1·5
3615 Catamaran. Har View Hiiia. CdM
644-9060 $875,000 Sun 1·5
5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• 14 11 Kings Rd N B
831·1400 $1 ,79!>.000
• 3 Bodegn Bay. Spyglon CdM
873 MOO $1 595.000
1212 Bluegum Weslchlf Grove, NB
721-1200 S6"19,900
SaVSun 1-8
Sun 1•5
Sun 1-5
8 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
I • • .., 10 Burning Tree, Big Canyon, N.8
759-9100 St 295,000 S.VSun 1·5
* OCEAN VIEW VAi.OB *
TOWN HOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
••220 Nlc:e •214, VIiia Balboa, N.8 .
759-8100 $194,500
2 BEDROOMS
Sun 1-S
••2eo Cagney •101 , VIiia Balboa, N.B .
76N100 $244,500Sun 1-S
• e e 403 Intrepid , Nwpf Cr .. t. NB
875-6870 $260,000 SattSun 1·5
755 Joann St , Coate Mesa ee2-osso s21 s.ooo
e •200t V111a Caud•I, N.8
759-9100 $549,000SaVSun 1·5
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
••...-210 C.gney Ln •120. vma Balboa. NII 1~1-1200 S209,000 la Sun 1·5
3 BIDROOMI .
e 411> Ooldenrod, Coron• Cl .. M•r n3.-. ... ao11.ooo euna~y , ...
.... e 210 Lllte ln•313, N8 1ec»0eot '.se».ooo
3 BR plua FAii RM or DIN
• H2J Vlate Ofnaoa 11"'"9 N 8
0....13 1000 • un 1-t
PENINSULA PT
2Br 28a, quiet area.
Parklno leaae '890/
mo ....... 833
Coron,\
del M,ir L>fl22
~OFF 1ST MONlHI
Spac:1oua 28~ ,~8~
twnhme $950 mo.
900 s .. Lrt 644-2611
Lite. airy, lg, 2bt, 2ba •
den F1plc, 2 t>lk1 to
t>c:h s 1400/mo yrty
310"'1 lrt1 876-2238
ONE
MONTH
FREE• It
Br1ncl New
Sea P•lma
Vlll•a• •Large 2 bdrW,• e wo·a
•Microwave
e &lindt
•O•l•d Community
•AJC
e Pool 6 tr>ai
•WOflcou1 room
eAnd much mOf•'
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balcony. o•
Oulet $735 120
20th 51 942·9090
E'SiOe •m 1 8A Clup'°
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Souita w., Nortlt z.-
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Opening lead: Tm of <:::>
Card combinations can be very
tricky. How you play a particular
ault can depend on the apot. carda
you bold and how many triclla you
need from that. atrain.
North'• dedaion to bkt t.hree no
ttUmp does not meet with thil de·
part~nt'• approval. With two poa-
aible ruffing vaJuee in the red suit.I,
North ahouJd have probed (or a ,_.
1pade fit with three club-.. Four
spades ~ unbMtable aa the carda
He-declarer need only duck a apade
early, then cuh the ace of apadea
and leave the maatar ltUmp out-
TRADE
through claaaUied
M hOrne nr l .C. lllu MIONl.gareige .
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C.M. To atw llM I tty 2~M twnti .. ept, yd, ''P· prtiing. non .,,,"'· -!!~~---~I 1421/mo Me-7tu
......... to ICON aD OYtftllck. c:u~ ':'.: 1'laNt DO t.1Ump WU a ......... ,,_, M/P "6IO/
btdt of ftlh, ...-Wb aa.r the &ta mo. Devtda: l?Mnl
ot Muta IMd. Detlartr tried COM. ,_ up8taWa M Jeck r.o. dummy. cowred b, tM pwt M, nr bMCh, wfd • cu-and taken Wi&h &be... l•IO/mo. ... dep •
~the ece aDd ~ of dube. Awl 1111 no.1ooe.
dedaret croeeed to t.he klna o• CDll. IO. OP Pell. beert.a ...ct cuhed the kin& of cluba. lpaotoue. t/p, atoteoe. When that auit failed to Mt up, there ..,.. .-. 1M-1 ...
WM DO loapr any WQ to maU Uae CM .... 28A ept. kH contract. prtv. t3e0/mo Ulll Incl,
Dteliiir'a pi..y WM corrtet bed a100 dep. non-atalght (..vll 4M 00-North-SOU&h needed five dub trick.a .. ,,,,.,., No pet•. -• '•
for the contract. However, with ftw MJ-1318. ~7445' Faahlon ta. Luaury
(Mt Uickt out.aide club. (our trick.a Coate M ... •here quiet 1.000 at ground floor,
1. th · Id '1.. _ i..--houte 1400 + utlll· I b I t tlo 1rom e 1u1t. wou nave ..-n Ilea. Avall 711 we ar, pr va • Pll • e"""••h to pt. home. POMelllon of .... 2"'"'0, Paul 12 Corporate Ptua. .i:..·~-r: .,..._ "' N.B. Alan 720.0t0t ""'eiiJit. ?'club. wu the ltex to the F pret. 1 blk to t>ch. --------winning hne. 1350 + ~utll & '325 H.a. Exeo. office 1335.
After whining the fint. trick In dep, 38r hae. 33rd St.. Furn, Incl. uae of conf.
hand, declarer ahouJd cub the ace NB. AVI now. 875-91151 rm, phone an• Hf'V,
f l ... _ th ... It h t copier. fax 6 aec:retw• o c uu., en ove ... et e queen o tel. Ideal tor .,ch./eng.
club. with the kiq. That wouJd land l'SllAL• t H0-54ff the pme not only if club. broke 3.3, ROOMMAT• •eetg, • 0•
but alto if either defender had atart· N ° " ·• m 0 I( • r 1 o LIDO PININIULA ed with a doubleton jaelt OR a doub· •hare 3 BR, 2 BA 200-1 ees eq ft. otnc:e condo nr. S.Coaat , .... ,..... "Otd let.on nine. In any one of tboee cun, Pl apace• "" ... '" ua. Gated, PC)Of, Newport" Marine envl· declarer •imply continuea with the Jacuul + parlclng, r o n m e n 1 . s o m e
ten of club. to guarantee four tricks no P•t• 1290/mo apacH on water whh
in the auit, while the king of beam • ~ utll Avail 6/15 doe1ca avallable. Con-
ia atW on the table u an entry. 714/241-9759 venlent tree~klng.
It took hard work for North-=======~ 873-9
South to loae a vulnerable game on Ha hm home. 350/ ":::Or :::."•tu~~:
t.hia dN.1-it had to be miabid and j°· dep req. Avall at•P• to bay R.nl or m'·-•-....ai mmed. Call Steph •-.. e. 72 ............ _,.... 147-278t Of 729-2383 .. _ .....
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SSIUllllUSS 11 ' •. •
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Keebler, ftrlto La)' and almll., food product•. t100K Meded, fulty col-
MO a8LLINO IN• later9llled, fof auto VOLVWDI S.W:. ac-loorlng. ti"' Ml .pd
counte Mt up by pn>-moii~· Info ., .. 110
leulonel locator•. INV iaT ii I ,.-0
Natl e.n•u• ftgurea llAIC8 It• ... eo ahow eYe. gro11 Hm-0... (Setloue ~)
lng1 of '3,400/mo. Cell ••• 400 Req. • hra/Wtl. Min. tn-1~--------
Vffl 15,188. CALL
1..00-332..()045 NOW
te>f.Broc.
.jtODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLEj
Sunday, June 16
Of All Thlnp: Roacr Clemens.
LIBRA (Sc pl. 23•0ct: 22): Sund.,, June I'
Explana tion provided for dcahna CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 20):
with ~ ible windfall. Fcxus on Capricorn) h:ive 1 reputation for
methodology, det1ib, necc ity for bemi: ralher down ro eurth, strait·
keeping options open. Popularity tared am.I unadven1un1us but. In foct.
r1t1na Ct>nt,1nucs 81 peak. TaurU), many or you 11rc C'<tremcly 'hy,
Scorpio persons play roles. cmo11onelly insecure .1n<t. •O
rn the wny of finnncml benefits all
he ~wutlowed Up \Clllin& OUISllln Ill
uoc.:ount No mutter. Al lc11s1 ou
h.1vc fin:.lly cr.tekcd the code 11~ ar
ii,!, ettrcer or profc 101111 i~ue5 re
concerned and pr~d ju~t w
uniquely talented ind aecomplis cd
you rcJlly .arc.
•
.. •
,.. . ...
AOROll
1 Hemlngw•y'a
nldlnerM
5 Sl•I• ol mind
9 George M 14 .. _ 0111'141
Bluet'
19 PaMIOO
20 AuU\Of Fetbet
2 1 Soei> pial'tl
22 Cognizant
23 Spon1 jacket
24 Not lel
25 Ptlllipplne
111-.nd
241 Compoeet N.c1
27 Comed1•n
Mertha -
28 CA Ion
30 -dltl'I
32 German city
3-4 Night before
35 Food nlh
3e F.-nlle ~
37 Confuted
~Attire
39 Chow -
40 Singer GortM 42 TV game lhow
45 Sautt -Marie
47 Society min 411 Bandleader
Brown
50 us monetery
unll
52 Author Lee
MMl8fl •
5e -lllcil
59 Crazy ... -
81 Verity
82 Bio-up I• photo)
64 Peddle
e5 Confldenl ee Mounta1r1 ndoe
87 -bM
88 Window CO¥ef
70 ()pet•
Nghfl9hl
71 Mutcular
73 -eoup thick
log
74 Upfoar
75 Recording
award
77 Bllllonth
J)fef
78 Stitched
711 Charming
81 Atomic
partlcle
84 --<lo-well
87 Verne h8fo aa Comment
90 Heng ereund
114 Pie - -mode
95 LUI
97 Outlet
98 Snaice or
turtle
99 Tactful
101 Not telllng
t1'141truth
t03 Prejudiee 104 &cape slang
105 Repeat
1oe -Ar•b•• 107 Publte nolloe
108 V8'>()( pref
109 Subleue
I 10 Pluck
112 Sun god
113 Help!
t t5 US..Cen canal
117 Eddie Albert &
Eve Gebor TV _ ...
120 Syrian
PfMICSenl
124 Godden ol
dllCOfd
127 Courted
129 Cenadlan
Indian
130 NY Glant1
great
132 8lacil cudcoo
133 Actor VOlghl
134 - -retrul
turn bad!
135~
J8fome -
1~ Act,._ Lupino
137 - -htM ,_
138 Program ho9t 140 .. _Says"
t42 Article
144 Alcc>hc>Mc
be\19rage
148 OIKontlnue
147 French rlV8f
148 Alloe'a
CO-wortl8f 149 E.lt«bllan1
lntw .. t
150 CopW
aolullon
t5t Seatt•
1s20utcn~
153 Ollie'• pal
DOWN
1 Entreated
2 <Aitung lool
3 "The Gold
Bug' euthor
4 Poin18f
5 Plnoeflle WOfd
8 Lyric poem
7 Atlsl011e -
8 8lble booil
A
9 IN1ance
10 Tumor autt
11 Sen-
goYWnm«lt
12 CA clly
13 Social mlal1t1 14 Farm bulldlng
15 -Jim•
18 -lhow 1tr .. 1
entertelnment
17 Roman fountain
18 Vlrllemalee
19 "Luck, be - -
loni(>ht"
23 French CllMM
29 Gridiron
offlc4al
31 Fantae!H
33 Road curve
38 S~wldth
37 So be IU
38 -Into 1nveatlgat• 311 Otymplc: prize
4 1 Wedding vow
43 Coeme11c
lngredlenl
44 On -walking
48 -Savalu
("KOjalc")
48 TIC atll• no-
51 Tum from 11n
53 Complain
54 Spiro -
55 l<lng Lear 1
daught•
5e Elegant
57 Hewallan
!eland
58 Food· lleng 80 Hockey grNI
81 Eiem.ntery .... ~
83 "The Big
Euy"
85 Button'• kin
MRualan ...
87 Bit•
69 S.l lltt
70 Ann -.Ml
72 Stugglah
75 Range
78 Aden nallwl
78 Flt of anglf
80Cuttln 82 "Auld -
Syne''
83 EaCUM met
84 Lowe.I point
85 Upper CNSI
M Artlat'1 prop
89 Proof
91 Plnball IOUI
92 Actor Jn -
93 San -. ltely
95 Poe1ry muee
118 Aiied with
Joy
HTN1Nter'1
truetc
100 Selad
vegetable
102 cnri.trnM
103 Llvet lluld
108 Bennet
107 Tender
108 Oontl~
11 t Conoel1ed
peraon
112 Perturned
114 Ceteal grain
118 ... ot!IO&ted 118 Reeetl.
deatlnatlon
1111 Turf
t21 Ringed planet
122 IOther
t23 Flllhlon
~ t24 Ou91
125 Juliet'• lo\19
t 2t OI ancient
PeN'lltana
, 21 OeMt't , ...
131 Ankle
134 Malt ..-age
135 wuewareot
13& lllalnlc ptMel
137~Mn
139 Compaaa pt.
t4 t Mine yield
143 HltlOflc
period
I 4' FQllowef
autf
Leo •ll·star pitcher (Boston Red
Sox). confides that he 1~ 11 "believer"
in numbers, 111 least one special
.number. Oemens (Aug. 4, 1962)
wears number 21 on the bKk or hi
~hirl, believe~ that 1h1i number
rcpre\Cnl\ luck for him. Perhaps the
hurler is on to wmclhing. Numl>c:r
21, when added and reduced, equal
'· lhc number rcpr~nllnJ Jup11cr,
planet of luck Numhcr 3 (21) and
Jup11cr arc con~1dcrcd numericill 11nd
planetary ymhol\ or "arcatcr
forrune "
ARI ES (March 21-April 19) .
Surpriw is revealed. >ymbollzi11a
blending or practicality and romance
Spotli&hl on pmlu•I v11lue\, 51ylc,
variety, scn~uahty You'll rccc111c
more thin you g1vl! -for a ehanac
Pa..ccs involved
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Take
independent. stance where
negotiations 'li re concerned
especially involving property. lnrge
household produm New pro.1cct
allow~ you ercater freedom or
thought, action Leo represented.
GEMINI (M11y 21 -Junc 20)
Previous rule, no longer 11pply -
reach above ilnd hcvond
np<'c11111on\ focu' vn uOl\C.:f'Jhtv,
language. travel. "higher mind ·
Search for 'soul mare" 1\ more lh•n
mere f,rntJSY Arie\ featured
CANCER (June 21 -Jul11 2:!)
Imprint 'l)lc. to~' J\ldC \lillu' quu.
•r•'Jl e vour v,.,n 1r.1d111on.
Independent source of meomc
l11~hhgh1ed l:mph.t\I\ "n p.t)mcnt..
··11 ll cc11on,, \urpraH reward,
1\qu.H1oan plJ) "lln1rac.1n1 role
l.F.O !lulv 11-Aug :!~) Sense of
d11.:llu•n rcg:uncd, unorthodox
m.:1h1xt, hrinc llc,ircd rc,ulh Focu
1•n tc.1•h1n{l. 1n1u11mn, \l)'lc, reunion
"llh luvcd one You'll C'llu<le
pi:r,11n.il mJgncll\m 'cot 11ppc11I.
( .mcer n.111\C m\'olved.
\ilRCrO (Aua 23-Scpl 22):
[)1\Cr\lry. experiment , ;idd 10
1\olfdrohc, g1\'C .111cn11on to body
unagc I n111-d1\l,1111:~ comm11n1ca11on
1nH1lvcs M1C1.1I affa ir, po• Ible
inurnc\ You II p.1r11c1p.tte 1n ·,cuet
"'"""n " n1,uc11on'
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nuv. 21): t1.1nvlnccd thill you arc 101ng to be
~mph;1s1~ on anvcst1ga1k>n. dc1cc11nc-put down or re1et1cd you don't even
subtle clue' Spotlight oaJso on bothor to mal.e 1hc overture:
promo11 on. productron. deciJ1on lfo"c.,.cr. 1h1' week', pl01nc1ary
re&ardina per onal relationship. a~pee1 signify 1hc time " 11ah1 to os~l.
Knowledie 1a1ncd \.'111 wnuen word. for more -pe"'onally, profc»1on.ill)
Sag111erian in\/Olvcd. 11nd nn1nc1.illy Abo\c ull. hO\,cvcr,
SACJTTARIVS (Nov. 22-0cc. 21). to he the: \Cn\lltvc and rom11n11c
Check Scorpio message. Domc~lic 1nd1v1du11I vou arc .ind not lhc mol
.1d.1us1men1 involve:; decisJon rcl1ting 1.u\lomer other' have come 10
to re 1dencc, ma111al s111us Short e~pccl
trap may be ncccs dry in connection AQUARI (J11n 21 ·I cb 19)
"llh rcla11vc Girt rcprcsen~ token Bccau e Venu,, Jupiter .Antl lhc fiery or love. pl,1nct Mu arc all cnKonccd 1n
CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)· your oppo Ile 'l&n or Leo, you may
Whal had been "kepi from you" wall well dcmlc that you hnvc had your
be rcvcnled Involve financ111I statu' fill of other\' cuvtthcr or demlcdly
of one clo" to you, might 11lsn rcl111e odd behnvmr und 1h11 11 temporary
10 tru)t runct, gu:1rdlansh1p. scp111111ann •~ the only M>lulion. Bui
lnd1v1dual who ~prcads t1rnnrd will on no account allow emotional
he e"<po!ted. upsc1i; 10 mOuencc your Judgment or
AQUARIU (Jan. 20-Feb. Ill)· decision~ over career or prore ,1on11I
Chc'k Cnm:cr mc,~.igc. Emphas1> on mnllc" For, the Sun in Cancer after
rc,rx1n"b1h1y, uuthori1y. 11billty 10 the 2hl s1gn1fic .. lhitt 'IOmc kind or
meet dc11dhnc Rcl.11mnsh1p tense, promtM111n rccoani11on or rcw11rd "
~trung, cun1rnvcr5ial Chmnologaeal now 1n 1hc orring
1gc doc' enter picture. C111prico1n Pl CE (Feb 20-M,uch 20):
ph1yi. role Although the l\un 1n Gcm1n1 until
Pl CES (Feb 19-March 20) &he lhl denote' 1 11mc or str.i1ncd
Lona-r.inge pro peel\ come 1n10 reh111on\h1p~ ~'' enforced change' on
d ca r r u cu' Em p h • 1 ~ on &he home fron1. ~~•u arc no1 hkdv io
cmplcl')mCnl• hlnC\S, k>c<itlng nghl t11l.c the hnc o( lcoi\I IC\1,llllKC lhl\
pef\onncl. m.iterral Ouotwn' "'.:'d. In foci. there 11ppe;i"' 10 be~'
rcl111n1 10 rumJncc. rcl111on,h1p much 1t '1 kc 111 1he momen1
will be •n \\Crtd. L1br• 1n\'olvcd pmrcs"on.all) .and financa.1llv 1'ell
I I' J \.. N E l 6 IS Y 0 UR ·" pcn.onJlly And wh111 1111n,puc\
BIRTHDAY: Yuu may no& be hctwccn nvw and m1J-Jul) "''II
rch110u an orth<>du• ,.en'IC, but you ccr1.11nh m.11..c 11 11pparcn1 lhJI -vou
uc 'pir11u11l You arc 11ho 'amply e.111no1 11tl urd tu m1' 11 111ck,
1m1111n1111vc, sen)u•I, dr11wn to m"' uul nr cnnt1nuc to 11llow
mnllon p"turc,, 1clev1~1on. !masc· p.irlncf\, cullc.11uC\ or hu11nc"'
cre1111n1 ,11;11v111~'· P1'>cC¥, Virgo il\\tlCmlc.:\ to rule the roo:.t
pcr\On\ play ~•1n1f1c'o1nt roles an y~lur ARI (March ~I ·April Z.0)· You
hfe Cu"cnl cycle 1ccen1' maJOr now "cm lo h.1vc no "ltcrn.111vc
domestic ,1diu~tmcn1 1h111 could other th.in to c1.'mc 10 tcrmi w11h
include octual eh11n1c of re•lt.lcnce, enforced chwnae~ both at home and
m1mrnl 1111u In July you'll be on 111 work becau\e 1he Sun fn Cancer
more 'olhl cmo11on11 l-f1n nnc111I 1f1cr the 2ht Is challenged by both
1roun1J. Wh111 hutl been 10,1 wlll be Uranu\ t&nd Neptune In Capricorn
rc:cuvered 1ow;ud end of th11t monlh However, one par11cular cycle or
~O\/C:mbcr lll!>u mcnior.iblc thupu:r 1n you1 c111recr mu\I c:otnt 10
a cluse before )'OU embark on If you're looklft9 for• car, another So. c:all 10 mind -..h11t 10t1k
'-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiliii•iiiliiiillfliiiiiii•iiiiiiidiiiihaiiiiiiiiliimliiiiiWSiiiiiiiifor-=ou-ii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 place: appro111m11ely '"' nlonlh •Co .._..._......j~-'----'~-' • and you will kn<>Wn t-cKlly when iind
where )'OU IOOk Wrona turn 'UPTO •aoo
PER MONTH
* NO COllECTIOIS *
.Early morning motor routes
available. :tdust have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
CALL .642-4333
HUNTINGTON BEACH. carf A~
NEWPORT BEACH. JOUNTAIN VALLEY,
DMNI I LAGUNA BEACH
...
TA R (April ll-May 21 ):
T 111ure.1n\ Otn ho anylh1n1 hut :all
cc:tnci ind l1&hl -• f.ict ""h1 h
ccwun m .. 1-or c:ompc111on 11ppcar
1n be lcunana 10 their cu•t.
Unfo11un1&1efy, hthl<C\'Ct, yt1u muit
iuaul 1,e.11n\t <"'on1cpp1n lhc m.irk
thl\ "Celt when de.1lin1 v.11h l'lo1h
emotion.ii vr r11m1ly lie and m\lney
rn1111er , fruc. 1hc:rc m1y wc:ll ~ ,,
h1tppy end to th1 \IJll, but only 1t
)Ou held your hor.c-. until aher
Jup1tor hi\ m11dc " d1;\.1 1vc 11 rx 't 10
Pluto 1n yuur oppo\lle ii n of
i.:orphJ n mlJ.July.
Gf,MINI (M11) 2J.June Zl) If \t.iu
IHt' .1j,wtu1ch cktctm1ncd Ill )ht h
f11rv.1trd 1'11h 11 pl11n or 'lh\;n10 ~h1ch
v.ouhl dtll\ltc•ll 11llcr lht• worlo.1n1
p.lllC:rn or )VUI lrfc, thcll 'UU mu't
al'IO ~ prcr ttc:LI f1•r 1mc ihup
!!XCh11n1 i anJ crno1tl1n1ll~ u tuna
~cc11, Uu1 m11)bc thlt t me h1
f111t&llV come tu d1rec1 i.lllr lhoui.lhll
and cnct11u iuv..rJ ruh11n1
11 1n nim • I r •mb11K1n1 11nJ
not, " an the 1, I~ n lh
bch1 [)f or c11ticc m of rcloalk
lie u to m 1li1\; r
U:O (July 24-;\ug. 23) It 1~ I c
In loo~en up ind 11lloW' mien ly
pcr..on I, home. domc)tic or fa 1ly
m.i1ten to 11kc their own COUl'1C.
1 he~ arc no really ch1llen1m1
plancti.lry l)pc'Ct now until the
be&Jnning or July, consequently no
:uLruloglCll rcuson why you hould
feel under pre ure. penahred and
''mply hYlng on 1he fnnic of life: In
f1&u, 1f you ~at ptnncn, loved one~
or cl~ oompMions as you do )'Our
pn1cd poucss1t1ni and pl1ec them an
lh cu hest po slblc liaht. then Venus.
M11n and Jupiter together in your
own b1r1h sign make you the OaYOr
of the monlh.
VIRGO (Aua 24-Scpl 23)
Ahhou&h 1he Sun in Gemini until
the 2hl uracs you to break the rules
11nd the h:ibib of J lifetime -..hen
dr11l1ng with ca reer 1~sues, the
cnmhanetl innucncc) ur Man., Ve nu'
and Jupiter m Leo tend 10 make you
rctrc.11 1nlu your 1hcll ant.I dwell on
whll v.ent wroni or wb111 appc1r1 tu
Ix ~lapp1n1 .iw.i) Therefore, 1'he1hc1
your cu rrent prohlcm\ be of 11n
1n1cnscty pcrs.tinal or pror",.onal
na1urc, peak your mind 1h1s ~cit
To be confident 1s 1n act or f111h
fhen 1s then, now u. now One muil
&row 10 learn 1be d1rferencc
LIBRA (Sept 2A·Ocl 23) The
Sun el(XC to Mercury 1n Gemini and
Venu,, you r ruler, Mars and Jupttcr
in Leo denote a chanac of picc -
e\en a ch11nge or hean lht, week In
foci. you could well find yoursclr
cwer·wmm111cd ind out or )our
d~pth~ llOWC\.'Cr, U rar It one
par11cular cmot1on1I tic or
.1u1chmc:nt '' concemcJ &here can he
no ec1-out ch1ui.e or an CK11pc route
unku and unhl on agreement ts
renched over 11 JOlnt fln1n c111I
11rr11ngcmen1. investment or bu:t11nc~'
m1111cr.
SCORPIO (Oct 24·Nov 22). 1 hi\
rcolly Is 1 cnmil lime of the year for
lloth career m111tcn. ind y,.J\at t.tn
only be dcxribcd 1 .1olnt fin1nc1•I
1n1cre,1' In fuct, 11 prubt&bly u1nk'
111nonjpt the most hectic and n111l-
b 111n1 phuet you have ever
c1tpcncnccd lfowcver. Vcnu,, Ma"
1nct Jupiter 111 the m1d·h l\.'Cn po1n1
of your solar chart \hould only pul
~ou on )our mettle Therefore,
cvt:nt'> or developmc:n1' 1111h1~h tiakc
ril.i'e th1~ \liCllk will cnabk you to
~ .. -er unprofitable tics ind D)tound
tollc:.t1ucs or lh'-OCl11cs """h ~1ur
d111crm1n111on tu triumph uvcr any
rc:ma1n1na obs1aclcs or d1rficult1c~
ACllTAlll (Nov 2.'l-Dce. 21)
A number or CJClltmcly potent
pl11nc1ary upecls and the un
pa\)ina 1luouah your op lie ~·an of
Oemln si1n1fy lhat you arc ''ill
u11tn1 on uncharted water •
Rela1lt1Mh1p\ or a soe.1at1ons 11th1ch
once \'\ere \It 111h1forw11rd, \t1blc and
re ll1blc seem alhct1d by
ctrcum,lan tt O\iCr -.h h you have
l111lc or no control, lbcrd re, th11 1
certain to> be another compkl and 10
•omc c'1c:n1 ch1llen11n1 •l:t~.
I IQWC\"Cr. «•mo •bit Ny )'OV. aniJ
~·u only, nn d 1de 11thcro your 1tu
1frcc1ion1 )'CJ\lf futur1; r111»91n •nd
P'rtun11 s fur 1dv1nctmcn1 rn
! f1;Cr It •
••M•••"' .,_ ... ,
11 IM. Jude .,,...,.. your
..,_., ..... JUde MQo
• HP Center 1 ·900-tii I e:H;.JUDE •newer•
c:at11 24 hra. Olli•
o thenlla. 13/mln.
.0111J ... • ct:=-.::... • ... i.:-=.o=:i ..... ~ .... ,...., :!udy ................ .... ..... . """" . ....,., ........ ...... ~-Women• appuel,
---lnlo ,~ 19fllnd NMde •~~-10 be en.rgetic and ~ __ raahlon conaclou•,
Avellelllle C .. IOS-2e7-112&.
We oflerpll6d ...... SAU!S
and oompl... ....... AIVllTllllQ ULll
(full ....., .... ~ Of~ Ad ........ IC. __. MlllTMT medlcal/ctent9t, and .a •. Hum, k~.v.
Oenna"°'°IY oMoe for pd Yee ... Me. '°' tm· m•l'tl•t• wtth mt1for
front 6 beek. 2 loca• medl• COMlcMrat'on account pot~. A
ttoM (N9/t'V), eap t• ~ In ~ TUM 25 • year •eelely
QUW9d. 1'....._1110 te>-6:00 M K·Mert Pew· ~. Dfll'1ll t
trart ltudlO• t&440 comm6atlon. lm"*"-•1r•M1111r/ 8-ch Blvd .. W•11tml"" .t• C>PPCW'unlty. 2 Po-DIMlftltrllof at«. EOE 1Mti0n1 ..,....,._, C.tl
N9tl0n., s.vic. Com· POSTAL .IOll (7t4) 142•t444 Oave.
pany h .. an ~ 8A&.aa MP
for a PIT product •11 •41 to 11'.IO/hf, NaliOnal Co.~ e.11·
demonetretOf In IM For ... m & llPPl!c•• l)l'*'leed ..,._ Per· oc.,.., ~in. tlon lnformMIOn call 1-M>n to c .. 1 on tM In.
dependent peraon 'IOO-SS2 499&, ext dualrlal/Comm•rclal
nHd•d E11p•rfenc• CAt30. eAM .. PM. 7 Sector In Or11nge Co.
pr•l•rr•CI. Set daytime dap and IUffoundlng ., ...
hour• O•p•ndebl• R.fl, 'IT Direct ~· E.ICl)lr1·
c• nec"Mf'Y. S.nd For community cllnfc •~ In ChemlUI• •
r"um• to: L Minnich, Bl-llngual preferred, Petroleum product• •
40837 SyM«on Way, b\lt not required. Flu· Equipment 8•1H/Ser·
Mtmlel•, CA 923t2. Ible hOura. No l'loll-vlc• ... etc. helpful. For MIJI daya Of Sunde.,._. Call lnt~ew call HYOA0-
1 al MLM 9'••1 Eaurte 0.0.N. Mta. OUUerret, TEX. 1·8()().IKMM7t2
Co Ev.rt Outrageoua _494-04 __ 2_5____ IALEl,.RIOM
lncomee t-ground Real E9ta• Car-ral Wom•n'e IPorttw .. r MOTIL llCURITY tw>orl Be nt1t. Call a100 000 INCOME catt, FHhlon laland.
The Alrporter Inn 7eo.104a RHll. tor 3 siu...a. Day/evening houri. ,...,,. Whr. Dependable
ti DATA PROClllOR
C FIT, full company ben·
Hotel hH an tmmedl· NB Prof n·amkr, ctean. Agta •tart 9t 70.100% 751-1~558 Lv m••NG•
at• opening for r• •hare twnhm nr bch. comm + !:6.,.~ MO
aponetble lndlVldual to Fem pref. L.rg bdrm, ,_..... IYC ITATIOM
patrol hotef prol)ll1y •hf ba/ut11 Avl now. to your comm'•ll Ught mechlnic/eate ..
0 •flt•. Can Barbara tor during evening ttoure S400. dep;'lel 14&-55n Exp'd lie Admln atao men. Experienced.
Muat b• dependable No £11p. NeceHary av!. Jean 721.tl844 Appl~ o.i Mar & New-0 l'OUl9t a ~· 1 ~·' _•._PP._t_. _e».;;...;..._200.;..;...1_. ---I & comfortable WOf'klng Eam $300 Cun datty MATIONWIDa USA pof1 Btvd. Coata Mna
eo.ta ...... &42·710t
FOUND 2 blkel, H.,.
bor View Homea ., ...
........ 715
FOUND. O.pt. Fem. red,
Aus. Shep mla, pink noao, em ..,..., ptnk
ribbon on nedc.
24e.6112.
H·· I. •.
w/atan & gueet• Hotel buying mefchlndl". ---------T---'--·fT-'--•.P a +I Apptv ll't per· Call IAM·t1PM Mon-Restaurant --.-. ,_....
TM UR a DA ya :!'ci. ~~:.MacArthur Sun a1 714~~~: CAIMllR ~fr~~~t:..~P:~~~
ONLY. Newepaper __ f..;.N_l_U_•...;...a_1o1,.-1--Now Hlfklg. ult._..,,..... Experienced nlghle. tat tlma computer
rout•• avallabl• In n111n1 SlaliOn A"endanta. ~ In P9t90n be-uHra/buyere. Need C.••• M••• •"41 Agency customer..,. FIT'. P/T, •~· twnn 10.2-pm at ~Id P1~ •P.
DELIVERY
Newport •••oh vice rep '°' penonat Cd 1eo-1t71. 3S20 E. Coaat Hwy, clallat & manager•.
s·oo A.M. 10 10:00 llnH . Min 3 yr• agen-OFFICI AllT Corona del Mar. SSI can 152·73et.
A.M. Up to seo.oo per cy up. Agena Sve· P/T, 714/175-2*37. RllTAUMNT HEL' d•Y· c ., and lnew-teme and Safedex. enc• requited. Call Contact Al Qulntan, 'IT ,. •-GIVIR Needed. aummer only. 714~"50. .,,,... OrlH, prep~ •• ••I·
11.1 I04l,e1a1MO..
Under a.._.rvlelOn, ......,.a ..... Mtecl
..., In OOUMtUClllOn,
INlln118'1811Ge and r•
.......... MtMtie•
wtlhln 1he ...., Of
......... dMaiON
of 1he ~ Deper1·
ment. ~ Po9*on le oP9f' on • ...._ ...
c,.., ~ may in.
ctude • ._,. .... "°' llm-ltld to .,. fotSowing:
excavate. lnap•ct, • 8UYlNO ~MS * 9eiiini 8eby Crib ToP 8ac:cef91 Ctytitall,
of the line, not u99d, eaQUl•lt• vaaea,
converts to Youth bO'Nt•, pitc'-• etc.
bed. Payed IUOO WhOteaale • befcWll
eot'r'plete, Uk $500. Check atOfe prie ..
fluel'I, ~ and repair * 1 llO'a to 1 NO • • watet and wut.,...., •.-...Y to~*
me6nl, llnee and ... .,. "'-' Lv .... I~
••· "' ...... ,..,.., anes --..imn•iJ1ii1iiiirriii_.11 r.,,-ce manttot.e: r• .,,..... -5'4-1308 then c .. l'lobtM.
,,_ and ~ water * COST4 ME.SA •
and wastewat•r 1931 NaWp<>ftBtvd. ~ ~.net l'temtndoul Sa6ac:tionl
pteuur• regulator•: frencn•Enalitn•Am«
con1truet and ••t •8000 Sq. Ft.•
wood framea: pour Mon-Sat tQ.(S Sun 12 ..
and flnl•h concr•t•; •W• Buy and Sell•
remove and apply Conllgnments Welcome
paint lo ~-and •• 842.e990 ** WHtewater. facllhlH
and eQUlpmenl.-.oto.
Aequlf" at .... t 1 year Inc~ ,.. Kenmore Waehet,
aponelbl• axpertence cond. 115 Newport,
1)111ormlng ftold m•ln· 7141842..0218 w/e Of tenance dutle• Pfefer· _1_1w __ 1w~n_a_. ___ 1 at>ty In a watertwast• Maytag wHhet, Speed
W111ef utility dtvlalon Of Oueen •l•c dryer.
department. Requlr.. Magic Ch•f range
a HS dfptoma or GEO Whlte. 875-01 M
Furn1turP 1,1J1.1
EQfCIM 86cy~. Of'lgl-
natty 1289, .. Criflc:•
$1 u 8'eit cUmblog
exerclaer, orig "'91.
ucnftc• I te5. eo.n 1"14tVer UMd. Comput·
er~, Oetux• axecu-
uw model wtwrwranty, c., deltYer. 847·1"9.
.......... Kravjan-•kY Triptych, balear'•
tack, ~.m.. chalta.
Lynnaondak Mualc
aye, MavnMtt• cook·
were, Teak deeka,
Prlnt9l table, book-caaee. Rattan table/
chair•. Aealn patio
furn, dl•h••. gtaa•
ware, Aman• 19 A•
MgefatOf CM, M ...
Verde. 540-e77 t .
equlvalancy and
A .W.W.A.. c.rtJflcate,
plue a valid Cehtoml• driver'• lk:enM. FOf * Moving, aacrlflce, New Singer Serger
fu'1h•r detalla, and beautiful baby grand 1250 Lg TV/St•reo
application, contact piano ••c:•I corid. cab St25. Din Mt w/
our Peraot""'91 Offlca $4000. Uk• new. ook china cab szso. wn1
at: CITY OF NEW· tradlllonal ente'1& n-wtc:ker BR Mt seoo.
POAT BEACH, P.O. ment center New sm antique MahOglny
Box 1188, 3300 New-S1SK>O, Ilk• 1900 A.II 4 dlWf chH1 145. La•
port Btvd.. Newport WOOd e11ec Cink w1r• din 3 apd bike $20.
Beach. CA 9285&-tum .. "i:>hOI· en.tr ,W'CY llhOw9f ~In/
1911 (714) 844 3300. $200, & much m«e. bath Mt 14S Queen
Equal Opportunity 54&-,280$ aprMd & atwTI• $35.
Emplo)'Of. 7 Tan Sota, corduroy, lrleh ..._le, grn & blk ex cond. $350 con.. lable. Much mlac
Nead .,.,. *• tftOMY? table W11lnut bu• 40" Mon-Fri evH . W/E
I·· .. ·.
.. II ' ' I ! ',
•&:..-MIH ~ .......
All Yellow, Al<C Fletd
Champa .. Pedigree .
$450. 714'646-9984.
••PUPPlll•• sso.•2ao °" MRYPUPPY
• Akll• • American
Eall•mo • Cann Terrier
• Chihuahua • Cock• SPClllCI 5 saa:c 0
Golden R•trtever •
l(Hahond • Malt_. •
Mll\lature Sci'lnau%9f •
Peldnoe.. • Pug • Sh1tt-fzu
MINI POT Ill.LY
PIGLET
Klmte• DIST TINCK LOAD UU
SAT, .IUNll 1 •
•141.n31• PETI.ANO PAYIUON
OPEN 7 DA.VS
19374 Beach Btvd '-'
ml. So. 405 twy, next
to Target BetW90n
Edinger and Hell.
142"4333. For the elderly. ada. can 41M-9e50 for , _____ _.... ___ ;.. Interior plantacape Sat-Tun. 54<>-4102 June or Bob.
maintenance. Pert
Fit11. ..1.JO ~-:;; round 1150. 844..()372 daya OK. 982-2320
" ti
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ll
I
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,,
DlllOllTUTOAI Time. f'oH .. • 0... PHt Control Tech, ~•lA\frant
~ ") ' I. j
Ir 1• :• 1 l ! 1" '1I1.'
1'1orll O..lgn Scl'loot
Comptete COurM
3wk1 1196, 2MaS5H
Fr"h iriow.r. SHk Cour .. Avail
2HMl27·120t
714'/817•124t
Nanny-Liv-a In f'ffded.
Eng. apeeklng. girt 9,
boy 13 Own room.
Udo Ill, NB June-
July·Aug 1200/Wk.
2t 3154 t-324~
W.med Chll~ C.,. My
Home Mature woman
to ca,. for • :t mo In-
f ant w.ekda.,._ 7•30AM
to 5:30PM. Own tran•
portallon. Downtown
Hunt. 8ch Engllal'I
epeaklng Refef'enC ...
H0-1121
~ llualnffa oppty. WIN
tr8'n. (213) 43f.7401
•COOK• Meicio.n kitchen e11pe-
rllnc• nec:euery. FIT Oreg oc Olf'Y,
•113·'447•
ACCOUNTHIO
WOltlC NOWI
Proaperout time• at• on,,,.., way back W\d
D.L. w..wr Tempo-~ lttfl offer• hofl.
day anct v.cation pay
plu• good tob• at
grMt companl .. 1
.~ ......... .............. ..... •L1•• .
Call u1 now fOf an
appt, Aak lot 8at(Hlta
Of Unda
~--·· ...... =:I •. """ • c.---....
In 8up armarleetl.
Wffttend worlc. Short
hour•. good pay. 7t4-
14CMSl20. betw. CM
DllKCLEAK
Nltee. £.lip, req. Sea
Lalk Motef, 2274 New-
port Btvd, C.M.
DllTIHCT
llAMAG~A
Supervl••· hire and
train motor rout• carn-
e r a Deliver down
..... •• Ml.eo91 · Lloyd PHt Control TIRED Of'
LIQ HT MA INT E· =• ~~~· ~=·ac= WAITAlll NANCE PIRION driving record bruo OR WAJTIR?
Retirement faclllty, IH11ng required. Call
flu•nt Engll•h PIT. Bob at 97~21 btwn /SAM·12 Noon
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