HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-06-18 - Orange Coast Pilotfllp ... ····-Late niaht and mornina coastal low
cloud and local fog extending into the
lower coa tel valleys in the early.
morning, otherwi c clear. Hiahs near
the coast in the 70s at the beaches to
the 80s to low 90s inland. For more
information, . including boat Ina. fishing
and urfing, ee page A8.
IN THE NEWSROOM
The -.1atc's oldc~t and largest law
firm 1s coming to Co to Mesa -
permanently ... Pill bury, Madi on &
Sutro, which is doinJ busine ·i. in
temporary qunrtors in Costa Mc~a. ha
agreed to leal\C ·ome I S,000 qunrc feet
10 the new 21· tory PlaLa Tower. The
firm.., with headquarters in the Bay
Arca, now hft'i ix office Ill Cahfom1a
... The h1gh·rbc, located next to the
Performing Arts Center, will be open
for ,bur.me in September, accordma 10
Dan Carl son .. Among other things.
the to..,cr i actuaH> wrnppcd .-!~
taanlc Meel, a first i ~·......,~=:;
County, app rently ••• 'I he buildina wa
de 1gncd by Cc ar Pclli.
QUOTES OF THE DAY
"1 ht1 If just u way to sav thanks to
thtst! guys for tlumg their jobr and
may~ a /111/t mctnt1~ to /...ctp tlomg a
grtat Job "
Randy Oarcll, e~ecuuve director
of the Costa Mesn Downtown
Merchant As ocin11on and pre 1dcn1
of The Grant Boys, cxplainin~ why
local bu inc c arc pitching m to
buy lunch for Caltrnn, worker (AJ).
"Tht be.>t por11011 of o good man's
lift' u hu lilllt, namtltss,
unrtmtml'>erttl acts of kmdn~ss and
10\'C ..
William WorJ<;worth
TODAY'S EVENTS
•The Charlie Daniel\ Band
perform~ at 7 and 10 pm. at the
Crazy Hor c Saloon. Ticket nre
$29.50. Call 549-1512 for
1nformat1on.
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Tuesday, June 18, 1991 --25 cents
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Oy Robert Barker
OtanQt Coa11 Daily Pilot
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HUN1 JNG1 ON DJ:.ACH -Before a
p~cked 'chamncr Monday night, the City
Council aa .. e final approval to a._, five·
percent c.1blc telc.,.i~ion tax, de pitc 1t new
round of protc ts from re adcnts and
• Paragon Cable off1c1al .
The new ta~ 1 part of the council's
S 189 million preliminary budget
resolution for 1991-92.
One Paragon official )aad before
deliberation) that the whole cable
lelc\'i\iOn industry wa watching la I
night'~ 'llOte "'ith '"bated hreath "
He aid he fcJred the cable tax "'ould
e~tabli<,h a precedent for other cities 10
follow
Pttrngon had launched an aggre · ive
att.tck on the tax. taking out ncv. paper
• d' .ind tclc.,..1S1on announccmcnb.
Ma)or Peter Green aid he resented
the ' "trong-arm tacucs and propaganda"
and re ~nted being termed a bureaucrat
in the 1uh.
He o;aid he al'o rc,ented a 92-perccnt
mcrc .. ,c in cable fees mcc 1984.
Earlier. Dano Recd, attorney for
Par.t~on Cable. urged councilman Jack
~cllv tu refrain ftom voting bccau e of an
.aHegcd conOict or tntere,t:
Recd aid the ollegcd conOict deal
v.1th ,1 tv.o·p.1gc ad that Kelly. pubh her
of the H.u{ltington Beach r--.cws, accepted
nd publi,hcd from Paragon lighting the
1ncrca,c.
Kell). 1J c11} attorney Gail Hutton
• Buford McCeE" of the lo~ Angeles Rams signs a OARE Fair T-shirt Monday for Jason Schearer. 12, of Cahfomia School. one
ot the e t1mated 2,000 SP<th graders who attended the e\lent at Pacific Amphitheatre. The youths were honored after com-
pleting a 17-Wt'ek Drug Abuse Resistance Education (OARE) course.
a•"ured ham there wa\ no conflict.
n uuon told off1c1al that the matter
didn't h:t\C a matenal effect on Para on
See CABLE TAX/lmt ~
Veteran gives youths first-hand look at war
Sergeant who wrate to lllrllor VllW ••nts
.... Dlllrt Storm la trmn Rotilda ta 111111 them
By Russ Loar
0tMIQI Coasl Clo ry P1IOC
NEWPORT BEACH -An Air Fore ergeant is giving Harbor View Elementary
School 'tudcnt' " fir t·hand account of the war w11h Iraq this week, thank~ to local
fom1heo; who ha\.'c pn1d for hi\ a1rfnre from Florida nd taken him mto their home
Senior Ma!>lcr Sgt Mike Ynte , who helped coordinate combat communication
dunng ht" nearly eight month" 1n 1he Middle Ea I, nc .. cr 1hought h1 corre pondence
v.-11h \tudents in Marilyn Conr th\ fourth and fifth grade classe would lead to a free
tnp to outhcrn California.
"1 h1,;. k1<h ~ot together and had wme ba"'e ak itnd new me out here from Patrick
Air Force Ba e in Florida," \a1d Yale!>. "I really appreciate their intcre I. I wa also in
the Air Force dunng the V1c1nam War when there was no intere t This i~ really nice ."
8y Rua lOlr ~tandard to remain in force despite the
Orlnllc..tDllW"" weaker national airport noise
NEWPORT BEACH -Have you limitation . The implementation Of 1he
ever wanted to 1tand up and tell your Airport Noise and Cap1c1ty Act of i990
~n just how 10" feel 1bout bcaln! July I. and some obMrwn ire
airport ROlll? worried th11t local re1ulation1 m.y be
Well, aow'1 your chance. A watered down.
~· .......... Oft the IOOfMO-"If WC don't ~up., thll hearina.
be·fntplementtd na1ional t'Qlicy on then 1he pre idina people will sey, 'Gee,
airport notM wll 1ab ,.._ M 9:30 a.m. the people in N~ Beach h't
MOIMlay, J11M 24, It N.wpon Harbor nre.' " said Bambi Artdct. a 21~1f
Hiah SChool raictcnt of Balboa re .. uwla. "'l'bil
fc.cp. Ctm1 CO., R·Newpon Beach, auport w1 ne~r alk>Wcd to dtve~
1 n d N o r t h I r n C 1 I 1 r o r n 1 1 unles it corresponded tb our ctlJ and
Conal'ClllWOIMll ...... ,. .. ., will he county reaulauon ,"
cnllcc1in1 tt1Ueony from 1irport l..ocal control of 1trpon ROise
,.,..aent....,... ......... naanufacturers, r~1tnc&ion 11 also 1mport1nt 10 oftidata
citiliml ~ ....e aeMn. 11 the , C"OuntvoOWRcd John w.,... ''Tllo ...-.... • ...... hold '° Airport, 1c:cordin1. to 1hport
people "' ...... tM ..... tin come spiotcspenon Coutt~y W1trciocb.
Md rudfy ind let the ..-o.nmJuee "We'd lil&c to bdiew tht ODO•••••
know how tlMy fMI .-Ut UM Nie.," we mate 111 the Mllrlftl wll be
uid 01renc11 ,.._,, ,,.... .. OI the thauahtfully eOMklered by the PM."
A•"°" WOftilt& 0..0., of Or-. Wiordoda 11id. "Becaute the,.._.
County and a Newport leach .,. '° be illued IO IOOft _. :lhc
~."We waa1 eo ..U..,. die ......... we're IMM ..,. dale "'9
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Parent Richard McDermott, who ho ted . reception for Yates Monday night, aid ·'"°"I 10 fam1he\ have contributed 10 h1~ trip. "The kid JU t got really excited about
hJ.,..1na him \ISll the l\chool," McDermott \..ttd. "He wa) ba'iically their contact with the
war •
With the help of a graphic cockpit \ltdco of bombing mkc-. over Ir q and a elf·
m. de 'llidco of hl5 d~ert encampment Yate I\ bringing \tudent an intimate view of
the war.
Dre ed 1n de ert camouflage. Y11e described some of the finer point of mjlitary
life to fourth-graders Monda}. pa mg around samples of MREs (Meals Ready to Eat).
"We call them Meal Rcfu~d by Ethiopian -they're that bad," he said Once
mail tarted coming. Yale aid diet\ con i tcd pnmanly of food sent by friend ,
relatt\.C) and Harbor View student .
Student asked lhc ergeant what he would do i( he met Saddam Hussein facc·to-
fu~ .
"I ~ouldn't he,itate to kill him, u mg the qu1ckc t m t patnle method po iblc,"
See WAR STORIES,,_,_
Council says, like, 'cool man'
to cofTeehouse entertainment
By AMa Cekola
ar.,. Cont Olly ,,
COST A MESA -1 he Blue Marble
Coffcchou e "'"'Ii g1\.'en K 'econd chance
1onday nisht 10 add poetry reading • 11 .. c
acou 11c mu 1c and other cnterta1nmcn1
event 10 11~ menu.
Fullowmg a bncf pul">h~ he ring. the
Cmt.l Mc-.., Cit) Council unanimou"I>
ruled 1h1t the coffeehou e be allo..,cd to
rcnc~o11.11c nn cntcruunment permit with
the Planning Comm•' ion.
In M y, the Plannin Cl'mmMtun h,\d
denied .m in1t1ial rcquc't from the
1;1l(l~ch1'u'c for an cntcrtainm~nt permit.
111n 1hc need for eight more rarkina
'pace'
But cullcchou'c co·uv.:ncr I C\Ch Burke
v.:;.i' iblc 10 gee perm•" ton from ht
nc1ghliorin bu'l1ne \C' t Harbor
Uoulc urd und 19th trecl 10 U\e their
parking -.race during C\Cn1ng
cn1crt,unmcn1 c"ent . ·
W11h the plcdac for dd1tional parkm
space-. Dc.,..cl pmcntal Service!> Director
Don. Id Lamm recommended that the
\;ollcd\011,c ~ allnwcd 10 renc 011 tc an
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to 1ne after crab
J..,\uten, 21, v.: hstcd 1n 'ICrtc u\ conditt0n
tit ll r icd1 1 Center. whetc he WI
111kcn h) helu.·optcr attcr the J0.30 a.m.
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GrHt aad lltft Hwa&d of Corona dcl Mar have won lhe
volunteer of the ynr award from the California Parb and
Rccr~at1on Society for their long·term involvement in COrona del
Mr.
0 Hink Vldal, the Maintenance Supervisor 11 at the Oranae
County Fair and Exposition Center in Costa Mesa, ha been
named to the advisory committee of the Oranac County Farm
Bureau's Board of Directors. Vidal, a Huntington Beach resident,
has been with the fairgrounds since 1985.
0
Na")' Scaman Rccf\Jit Mfchatl A. WricJey, the son of Oary M.
Wrigley of Huntington Beach, has completed recruit trainina at
Recruit Training Comman<f m San Diego. A 1990 graduate of
Horizon High chool in Huntington Beach, Wrigley joined the
Nnvy 1n January of 1991.
0 Navy Scaman Recruit Richard E. Ferguson, the son of Thomas •
E. and Kathleen J. Fergu on of Huntington Beach, has recently
returned from deployment in the Middle East in support of
Operation Desei:t Storm while serving aboard the amphibious
.i~;iult !>hip USS Nassnu. A 1989 graduate of Edison High
School, f·ergul>On joined the Navy in September of 1990.
0 avy Airman Recruit Colin L. Ca key, the son of Kathleen•
and Jack C. Ca4'key, Jr. of Balboa Island, has completed recruit'
1r:11r11ng at the Recruit !'raining Comm;ind in San Diego. Caskey
1nrnt'd the Navy in April of 1990.
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1\Jv\ Pcuy Officer .'rd Cla!>s Perry J . Lemley, the son of
j.,,,11hrvn A. I emley of Huntington Beach, has recently returned
lrum J cployment in the Middle East 1n sup~rt of Operation
Dc'IC rl Storm while 'erv1ng aboard the amphibious assault ship
L'S~ Na,sau A 1986 graduate of Edison High School, Lemley
llllncd the NaV)-in June of 1988.
0 Susana TorTcs, the d.1ugh ter of Bill and Joan Torres of
. c"port Be<1ch. ha\ been awarded a bachelor of science degree
in nur,1 ng ill the I l)~nd commencement exercises of the
uelirgcto" n l ln1"er\lty. located in Washington D.C.
0 Hunlin!!llln Bc.1ch L1hrarv·., Adult Literacy Services has
.1n1111111Kcd 1he gr.1dua1rn n ul Oa!l1c Reading tu tors fro m the "'
I 1tcr.ll\ \ nluntec r' l>f Amenra Basic Reading Tutor Training
\\ 111 L,,h11r I hc ne\\ tutors include Rita Blackburn, Mlchtll t
Gin' I nit, Florence Corc1on, Joey Lamon, Pamela Martin, Linda
Pal11d1, and l..orrninr Smith from Huntington Beach. Fountain
V.1lle\ g1 .Hh1 .1te' 111dudc Mary Geller, Kim Homan, Joan Kulik.
Su~nn l.irpa, nnct C'hri,tophcr r~ochlen. G raduates Shirley Gerest
and .Jnlc111i Lurkin h.111 !rum Newport Beach. u
'\11,1111 \\illinm' 111 I lun1 111ctnn Reach ,111d Kristy Fortlagc of
h 1un1.11n \'.tile' h;l\l' 111.1dc Purdue Unive rnty's d1stingui<1hed
'1 mil rH 11,t 111r the 1111>1 'Pl 111~ 'emc,ter. J'o make the hst. a
'lllllL 111 11111,t h 1\c ,, 'l mc,1e1 1?r.1dc·pPint average of at least 5.5
1111 .1 11 p1111ll 'l.dc :ind h,1\l t.1~u1 .1 m1111m11m of 14 credit hours
dunnc 1 hl 'I'll"~ 'l'ml ''ll
'"1"' I 11'11!11 .. ril '· Pfi,ll·r. the '1rn til N~bon H and Andrea
11 1'11,tu ••'., '-e,\p11n lk 1d1 h" rLcentl~ graduated from the
l n11cJ 'i1.11t·, '-·1' .11 ·\lJ1IL m). lnc.Jted m Annapolis, Md. Pfister,
1 111\ -~·1.1du.11e o l Ncwpon Harbor High School, wns
~llll1flll"l•'ncd Ill hi' rre,cnt rank In the United States Navy.
Do 11111 A.111 •11 't1mt·p11c· "/Jv,c nilmt: hclong~ in )'our Name
I lt:rt• ., II '"· Jmp 11' .1 1111'.' ,I/ }'our \lame Here, Orange Coast
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Local News Briefs
Police seek another teen-ager In shooting
IH ~11...,<.I O'\ Bl ,\( II Pollle Jn11nunccd Monday they
.ire \l'.ir1.h111!! for .1 "·'l11nd m"""& teen-ager from the fatal
Sa111rd.1\ 'h111111nl! in ( cntr.11 Par~
Polru· 'ed Nh.11 lhl\nh. IH. of G;mlcn Grove, not a!> a suspect
h111 ,1, J \\line''· .Krnrding to Huntington Beach Police Lt. Ed
\kl rl,1111 \h• .111. wnlcrncd ahou t his safety, because he hasn't
returned h1•mt \Id rl,11n '"1d
\.1d rl.11n ,,ml 1111) nh m.t) .il'u ha"c been shot by the su~pect,
I hu' v inh I rin .1 1 <J ... c.11 ·uld \\ c'tmmster rc4'1dent still being
'1111i.:IH h\ p11lice
I r.111 .illq:edh 1-.llled J...htH)nc "'1J.!u~cn. 19, al!tO of We~tminster,
.u11uml I .1 in 'i.11urd.I\ 111.:.11 ~latc1 Avenue and Goldenwes1
'itrcet, 1n the 'nuthe,1\1 u11m·r of the park
I r.111 1111\nh. ~l!ll\lll ind .1 lourth unidentified man were at
tht p.11~ whl'll th1.\ 1pf'.ircn1h got into an argument ond Tran
p11llcd 11111 .1 h.1ndi,:11n ind f1rc cl at the men, killing Nguyen.
llu\nh .ind 1lw nthcr m.111 r.1n in Llrffcrc nt direc11onc; .
l 1 111 .111d I h1111h h.1, e nllt hccn '>ecn 'iince. The fourt h man
, ,1 ll cd pol 11. l· In •m .1 phnnl· hoolh.
T1 .111 1, dL·,, 11hL·d ·" ,1 V1ctm11nc'e m<1lc. 5·fnot·5. 120 pounds,
wi th bl.H ~ li.111 .1n1I h1m\.n eve'
An,11m "'"h 111lnrrn.111ic111 011 the whereabout' of fran or
1 lll~nh .Ill l'kcd 111 lelllt,lt l I IUllllngton neath pohCC deteCtiVC
R1eha1 d I loopn .11 "3ti-'\<l70
Atternattves to Jan urged to ease crowding
'it\I\ I \ ANA l'hc Or.111gc ( ount)' Gr.ind Ju!l today urged
'hcnrr, .ind prnbatton offit.1.11\ 10 C'<pand programs that arc
alterna11'c' lo Ji11l1ng \<.>me nffcndcr'i. hut 'aid such programs
won't chminate the need fur more .i nc"" J<lil
A report by tht 19110 91 gr.ind Jllr\ rclea,cd today said that
even 1( the department' doubled the number of inmate in the
existing progr.1m~. 11 ""0t1ld dccrc .1.,c the number of people cited
for minor offcn'c" who never 'crve 1ail time by about .S.000 of tho •
c.urrent 50,()()(J.
"We want the ~henff., Department , we want the. Probation
Oepartment. to u<1c thc'c program ... ~aid Cheryl DiBenedctto,
cha1rwomon of the panel' crim inal JU\t1ce committee "All the e
proi,rnm' ;uc very wonhwh1lc "
Smlp kitchen celebrates ftfth annlverary •
CO\ I A Ml C\A The Someone Cnre Soup Kitche n
cclehrJted 11' fi fth \Car 111 operat1on with a volunteer
appri:cia11011 dinner held Moml;1" ni&hl t the Rea Community
Center
'It 'd h\.· 1111:c 11 we didn't hnvc to do it (feed the needy) for
.11101hc1 fi,c yc.11,, hut 1f \\C do, I'll be there, and hope all ol you ,
arc ~11h me~ ... d1r<',tor Merle I l.1tlcbcrg told the cvcrnl dozen
voluniccr ... 11 the .inoive r"IJrv dinner
"We're; Ilk.: ,1 (\1r -wc-.re ull 'pokeo; anc1
c"cr') nnc nf u 10 k'.cep 11 tut11ing •·
f lunti ngton J .1ch rc,1dcnt Lori Shore, the ~up kitchen' Ci111
\t•luntc:c r ind H11lcbcrg·, main II\ l'il. nt, wa pre ented a pccial
pu.x:l.1nu11run is ucd by lhe city of Co,t11 Mc 11 for her )'Cir ol
• dcd1c.t1mn to the 'Oup k1tchcn.
From Dall) PJJ~ 1tafr ind win ""°"'
LOUISVIU.S, Ky. -A coroner took ......... Monc181 flom
Preaidcnt Zec;bUy T811or'• ramain1 to check the tbeory that he wu
poi110ncd nearly 14 l y.an •So durins the pre·CivU War 1tn1ulo O\'er
slavery.
Coroner Richard Oreathoule planned to conduct chemical teltl on
hnir, nail and boM aamplea to detect 1ny trace of anenic. \tlhich
author Clara Ri1in1 1nd a UnivenJty or Florida forensic
anthropologist su~ may have killed T1ylor.
Ir Taylor were poboned with anenit, reaearchers should be 1ble 10
find it even 1hou1h he died July 9, 1850, becauae the poi10n linaen
in body ti sue.
Taylor's cause of death was listed as gastroenteritis following his
sudden illne ::.. But Risina of Holder, Fla .. contends Taylor may have
been killed for opposing the spread or slavery into the Southwest.
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NICOSIA, Cyprus -Iran is not try1n1 to develop ~lear weapon~
and the only reuson it ha a nuclear program is ror non-violent
research, its vice pre ident said Monday,
Tehran radio quoted Vice President Hassan Habibi as eying,
"Ira n ha~ obviou and open activity in the peaceful use of atomic
energy, including in pharmaceutical• and agriculture."
Atomic experts believe Iran's nuclear program is limited to a small,
parlially completed rel!ctor at Tehran University and a research
center in the ce ntral city of bfahan. Last week, however, an lr.aninn
opposition group claimed lran was trying to produce nuclear
weapons.·
In the radio report monitored in Cyprus, Habibi denied there
would be any Iranian "abuse of atomic energy."
Gultemalln peace tnl11 11t In Mmdca City
CU ERNA VACA, Mexico -The Guatemalan government and the
guerrilla it has t>attled for most of the last 30 years opened peace
talks Monday .
The talks in th e resort city south of Mexico City arc to focus on
guarantees of democracy and human nghts, without which the rebels
refuse to lay down their ai:ms. The la.st round of talk • held in
Mexico in May, set up an agenda for future negotiations. .
Death threats, bombings, kidnappings and assas inations have
increased in Guatemala over the past few months.
Aboul 100,000 people have died in guerrilla warfare and related
political violence since the early 1960s. More than 40,000 others ore
missing and presumed dead, many after being arrested .
Supreme court rules 11111111 Jiii lawlutt
WASH INGTON -The Supreme Court has made h harder for
prisoners 10 challenge unfit jail conditions, ruling 5-4 Monday that -
mmates had to prove that pri ·on officials intended to impose cruel
condition!>.
Ju~t1ce Antonin Scalia, writing for the court. said that the Eighth
Amendment's bar against "cruel and unusual punishments" carried
an intent requirement. He was ruling m a case challenging conditions
at an Oh1u ~rnte prison.
The four justices m the minority said that the ruling might permit
a ~tatc to d~fcat a prison suit "simply by showing that the condition
arc cau!ted by insufficient funding from the state legislature."
Doctor laces lndlcb11111t In cancer suicide
ROCHESTER. N.Y. -The case of a doctor who admitted
helping :i leukemia patient commit suicide will be considered by a
grand JUry, authorities said Monday.
Dr. Timothy E. Quill wrote in the March 7 edition of the New
1.:.ngland Journal of Medicine that he prescribed barbiturates for a
·15-ycar·old leukemia patient and made sure she knew how many pills
News of the Weird
Cllo Awards 1hoW e111't
raise the rent, or cartlln
NLW YORK -Cho chao'
conunut:d Monday, when the
pre\lig1uus o rganization
.1hrup1 ly canceled presentation
of :iward'i for excellence in
telev1<11on udverti ing bccnu<1e 11
couldn't come up with a
deposit on a swanky hall.
The cancellation came four
day'I after the presentation of
Chos fo r print and radio ended
with ad executives grabbing
leftover statuettes from
unattended toblcs and a
c:i tcrcr filling in J\ co·host.
~ome ad executives Mud
what happened to chis year's
'hcH"' c mt>arrossed the
mdu,try .ind dimmed the luster
of thl Cho!>
U1ll han4'. who head~ the
pmatc Cito organ1iut1on, was
unavJtluble for comment but
h1" 'poker;man. Don Can er on.
\J1d Monday' how was called
Police Log
off :ihout five hour\ before 1t
wa' to ha'e begun.
[,an' c:oul dn't borro~
enough mnnc) Ill pay the
required depo,1t to rent and
\ct up the New York State
!heater :u Lincoln Center for
the 'how, which wa expected
to ha'c .u1ractcd more than
1,000 people. Caucr~on said
Mitchell Brower. general
manager of the theutcr, said
the Cho organizntton failed to
come up with $59, 750 for
unpaid rent and payment ~ for
stage hand .
Lai.t Thursday, executives
ru'!hed th e 'ltage when the
show that night stopped after
the print awards and Cattcr on
and lhe food caterer he
dr:tfted to BS'll'it him were
unoble to find the rndio
winner'i' list. Crittermn hod to
1mprovi~c beenu~c Evnn~ wa
lace.
-B.'f' tbt Assoc/111«1 Prr '
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to 1alse to end lier ltt'e.
QUiU uld • .omu decided to colllDft sulc1de rather du
unde• • P8{iifu1 and pri)lcSnftd 6'111hetll di1 eaffiia Oftlj a '25
ll'rcent ~pf recovery.
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SACRAMENTO -Solu-~red r1co teams from throupul
the country beain 11 marathon drive rrom Sacramento 10 Loi Anple1
Tuelday to prove thilt a car in &he 1un can dO more than bum your
palm) on the steering wheel.
The California Clean Air Race, • sbc·day endurance teat that winds
u zig·:tugging, 670-milc course. features solar powered vehicles that
u~c obout as much power u~ ii takes to run u hair dryer.
The car,, which get up to abllut 40 nule1 am hour, arc designed
1&nd built by teams of uni"e~il)' undcraraduate!o, including $quads
from Cal Poly in San Lui' Obi!opo, We tern Washington Univenity,
University of Texao; an AU4itin, Auburn University and possibly
Stnnford Unive~i~.
"Through 1his competition we're helping make OthforniaM aware
thnt there nre alternatives to gas-powered vehicles.'' said Ed Sme1off.
board pre idcnt of the Sacramento Municipal Utility Di trict, one of
the rice spon&ars.
TPllllll llllllmnt -. c11111 nm~r•
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -Donald Trump will place-his Trump
Cu~tle in b1tnkrnptcy proceedings and split ownership of th• casino
50·50 with bondholders under an agreement announced Monday that
rc!iolves some of Trump's financial problems.
Meanwhile, Tnimp representatives told sttlle gambling regulators
the developer will be financially stable under a tentative deal that
surrenders many of his as cts to banks m exchange for reducing his
per onal loan gunraotee to $11 5 million .
The deal between Trump and Cu tie bondholders. releases 1he
developer from about $41 million in interest and principal payments
on the Atlantic City, N.J., ca ino that were due Monday and places
the Castle in n prepackaged bankruptcy.
Soviets ale Western lld for money reform
MOSCOW -P-timc Mini ter Valentin Pavlov on Monday called
for WeMern aid to help mnke the ruble convertible, aying the Soviet
currency could drop to le s than one-tenth its curre nt value if it were
traded freely.
Pavlov asked for the establishment of a Western-backed
~tnbilization fund to temP?rarily prop op the ruble while its market
level is ~etermined. He did not say how much aid would be needed.
Poland,. with an economy a fra ction the ize of the Soviet Union's,
received Western backing for a $I hillion stubilization fund when
domestic convcrlibility of the Polish zloty wa introduced Jan. I,
1990.
U.S. says ••ctlons are ctoaer to being lftad
WASHINGTON -The Stale Depart ment said Monday the
rcpe1tl of the Population Rcg1 tr.111011 Act by the South African
pnrlinmcnt means only one cond1t1on -the release of political
pmoncr> -rcmam for the termination of U.S. Minct1ons.
Deputy spokesman R1ch.1rd Boucher aid the action by the
parliament wa!> a "hi\loric moment" which 'ilgnifie the ehmmu11on
of an ''important pillar of apartheid.
The 1 6 Co.mprcbcnsivc Anti-Apartheid Act specilied-lhat U.S.-
1;anction would be lifted once the pre 1dent wa able to report to
Congre'>s that South Af nca had taken action 10 dismantle apartheid
in five areas .
One of the fl\e required repeal of the Population Rcgi tration Act
and the Group Area Act 1 he la1tcr net was repealed earlier this
month. cff ective June 30.
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. ~HAVE A NICE DAY, EUEWHERE -Is there a "-'1 a.rke
"' · 4Welh• OU1 tlaere, IOIMwhere in 1hc wUcb of NeWpon INch? If
IC>. I'd ffke him to •• an 1ouch. I tried rhc telephone. but the
mform•uon lady uys there's no Ii 1in1.
I want Burk~ to ~now 1h11t my mailbag the
other day contained (an an cn11clope with neither
, name nur •return addrc ) an cuay he'd wriuen
ncitrly a <kc1de"11an. He clnimcd to he<1d a locaf
orgun1ta1ion called Keep the Ba,tards Out. A
few curmudaconly excerpts, updated.
"Good weuther is upon us, u1l'd the tour~b arc
~od.ing in -taking up our parking space~. fill·
ing up rci.laurant , and generally muking
nui..,anccs of thcm!lclvc
"Actually, we old Ncwporter~ don 't d1~hkc
tourists ~ much as we di like people who want to move here. Give a toun<;t an inch and he'll _____ _
want to make a down-payment on a home.
"Give ll toun t a kind word or some friendly
d1rectton4i nnd he or 4ihe will go home and tell
people how 'friendly the Newport native are.' ------
"Cu.llivatc rudenc s Practice sneering in front of your mirror.
Compile a hsl of sarcaM1c phrases to use on vi itors. Old
Ncwporters must realize thal elbow room, like f rcedom, mu4it be
foug ht for on all fronts.
''Hnvc you been ending out discouraging poi.Icard lately to
unwanted friends and relattve!I? If not, the public information
office of KBO (Keep the Dastards Out) has been bu y on your
behal f. Hcre'11 a form lotter which co n be adapted:
" 'Oc.1r Friend (or Cousin, or Uncle, whatever): I nm writing
th1\ during my volunteer Tidal Wuvc nnd Earthquake Watch shift ,
a neccs~ary duty we nre all huppy to share. We are organized into
block watch groups, like air mid wardens in World War 11.
" 'E.arthqunkcs and tidal wnves can come without warning and it
our duty to stand by for emergency evacuation.
"'Being orl the edge of danger give"> life a certain zest here in
our Great Buy & Beach Arca. And we get a lot of ze\l hving here,
what with quulo.es, gigantic ocean \!Orm~. fog and !imog, brush fires
11nd mud tide,, red crabs and rip tide warmng5, and occasional
nood,, not to mention our Upper Great Newport Bay MudOats
and Mosquito Hatchery
" ·As we 11ay, Newport Beach 1s a town fuff of excitement. We
h.1vc a lot of swell thing happentng that take our mind o ff
unpredictable air, fires, flood' and other minor inconveniences.
For e"<amplc, a few of our bani.., are for ale. and possibly some of
our lcg1 lators. But don't let any of this keep you away Come rent
a bout for Sl9 per hour with 30 minutes of gas and sec us by sea.
We are known .... 'Beach Fun West.' ..
Uurlo.c\ J\\e!)'iment nppear-; to tic ~hghtl}' harsh, and
undouhtedly I'll be hearing again from the Newport Harbor Arca
Chnmhcr of Commerce. But. he}. I didn't wntc the above -he
did. hie you r complaint directly with Henry Burlo.e, 1f you can find
hi' unli..,ted number.
(Note: This was written before The Great Oil Slick and the
oni-lnught of The Kam ikaze Skateboard .) • WOW, HE MUST'VE TOLD A TERRIFIC WHOPPER!
Wonder if Oen Padilla. beloved founder of The Liars Club of
Orange County, caught 1hi" headline in Monday'!. L A Times:
M .in found
L)'tng Hurt on
Ride Catw.1lk
1 he gentleman 1n que,11on, who had been riding a rolle r coaster
at 01aylnnd. 1s rcporte<tl> mending at UCI Medical Center. When
he\ rclea,cd. he could be our club'i. nc:\t di tingu"hed pcaker
llE WA . EX PEt'rlNG, MAYDE, Ht;BERT H. HUMPHREY? -
The American Diabetes A-.,oc1a11on 1,n·1 confu cd normaily "-Ith
the late Mr. Humphreyo;' American' for Dcmoc'rattc Action.
I'm mentioning th1 only bccau!le ot lhe glazed look on the face
of Rcpubhcan County Chairman Tom Fuentci.. while attending
Sunda) night'11 fesl1\oc d1!)ca e dinner at the Four Sea ons Hotel.
Seem that some mcmhers of the ho t commmce. upon being
introduced to the con'ic1"11.1tl\c Fuentes, identified them elvc as
be ing active in A.D.A.
Egad, this almoi.1 triggered Acute Dige tivc Ang t.
Jerry Kobrln's column mns Sunday, Tutsday and Friday.
Wilson criticizes proposal
to close naval shipyard
Oa!)C Clo,urc nnd Rc.1lii!nmcnt
Comm1 1011
1 he co mm1 ,\1on has
Businesses p~ck up tab for freeway workers
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COST A MESA -In a effort to
5IY "keep up the aood v.ork,"
loc1l doWntown merchants will
pick up the lunch t1b for
CONtNC1ion workers and officials
.tnv°'v•d in the Co1ta Meu
Freeway exten ion
In.probably the first event of ib
type, The Custa Mesa Mcrchanb
A~wciution will 5ponsor a free bo~
lunch party for :it least 100
workers in\'Olvcd in the ma si"c
SSO million project
"Thi 1 JU I 1 way to ay thanks
to the c JU for doin1 their jobl
und ma~ a hulc Incentive 10
keep dotnJ a pal :JOb," Nid
R1nd, Garcll, eaecutMS dtnctor
ol the Cu t;a Mc a Downtown
Merchant Auoc11t1on and
pre ident of The Gran• lk>n·
Whll t'onstruction or thl Cotta
Mesa Freeway cxten11on h11 been
rough on downtown businesses -
\Ome who contend bu.,inc" I off
1!> much a\i 50 percent, Garcll .aid
the mer1,;h1nt do appreciate the
work being done to kc:cp the
p101cct ahead o( 4!Chcdulc.
1'hc lunch i tlM> 1 way 10 lei
con WMB know that down1ow11
bu ancJiSCS are ltll "ih\C' nd
kictina, .. Garen akt.
Mcrhno'• Care on 17th trcct 1
l'f0\l1d1ng the 1ndW.ch , (nut ind
cook1ci1 that will 1111 the lunch
N>x~. Oare II ~1d. 'I he tt,titl lunch
tnb foT the l)nwftt<;wn cr,~nt
As oc1a1ion wtll come to ubout
$600, he added.
"I think it' \\ondcrful tl'uu
they're doing th1't for u a'> a
gesture uC their appreciation ," stud
Caltran '>poke worn.in ~1lccn
Aragon. "I think 1t', the fir t time
al1)onc c\'Cr come up nb
mctbrn hke th1 .''
I he lunch· om
'AOrk an the cxtcn ion
progrc "'" ~t qui k p cc.
Caltr n offic11tl rc·qpened 'Ill
the northbound lane of Ne~t
noulc ttrd today, a ~ Nt
mcrch nt ay hould help
husinc . I he two li1nc • plus a
third lane for turni. at variQu
1ntc:r...c.~ct1on • will remain open for
the rt.:'lt of the project, Ar, aon
.. aid.
d:ite tor the re-opening of all
w u1hbo11nd hrne hai. not been
determined. Ar<i1~on, though, Mid
\\Orkcr\ arc push1n for Aug. l.
Miss Teen pageant.may interrupt girl~s summer
Ellcni Maureas
By Robert Barlcer °""" Ci ~'Ir 0 ; l'llcl(
HUN1 INGTON BEACH J
l::.llen1 Maurea'I' hope' fo r a nice
peaceful ummer bttwcen her
-.ophomorc and Junior year at
I luntington Beach High School
probably were dMhcd thi week
when \he learned 1ha1 he's
hccn nominated all a contestant
in 1hc · Mi'' 1 ecn California
• conh:\t l.11er thl '> i.ummer
Not thut the 16·yc.ir·old coed
"" l plcac;cd by the honor.
· Dul her da)' arc expected to
be filled w11h c~c11cmcnt a'I he
get' ready for the big event and
to rn1,c fund., from 'pon or to
meet 1h1;. S350 regi tra11on fee.
f:.lk111 I'> ,, member of the
'chool\ Model Uni ted Nations
team, a nut"l 1n the Oiler
m rch1oi band nd 1 tr1u •hl·A
l>ludent , except ~hen 11 come' to
matht·ma11c,, !lhe \Jtd
~he write' poeir~ .ind
"Olunteers 10 help 1eachcr'
grade paper :u Dwyer .ind
Moffett School where her mom,
Vera, teaches fou rth grade Vcr.1
Maurca!I form erly played viol.an
Ellen1, who punctuatc!I nearly
every sentence with a ~mile and
a....laugh, is Jhe 1a t in a line ol
two brother\ and one ~1 ter 10
go the Hunttngton Beach High
School.
She\ think!» a former ballet
1eacher probably nominated her
for the Mt!> Teen California
lltle on brain-.. good look und
contribution!> in the communi1y.
She\ learned there ...,,,11 he no
w1m,u1t ~umpet1t1on, and !.he's
happy tor that nm1 \Ion. he said
Mtmda'
F.lk(11 '·')' 'he plani. 10
tiernme a 1.htld ;ind famil)
p-.~ch11log1,1 .int.! work w11h
run.I\\,,, IC\:"' "ho .,he su peel
h ·" c c.: m n t 111 n a I p r o b I e ms
he\: <HJ'l' 1 he~ wt rcn 't given
en11u1!11 h"c
• <\ hu 111 pc:oplc have gi,en
me: lmc.: '"c: ,,11d ·•:ind I'd hke
10 'h<Hc: 11 "11h those who need
11."
l J'll ,e,1r. ~he wai. nominated
tor Wh,1\ ~ho in America,
c.J1Jp11lt1n~ her father Mike, a
prok~,1on.1I '1ohntst. mlo a llU)'
uf e\c.:llcment. 'he ~td.
But 'lhc doe .. n't knov. 1f she's
been 1ndudcd "The book costs 'l' much money,'' ~he s:iid
Girls Inc. replaces peer pressure with peer support
By Sask1a Bernhard 111111ed 1hc G1r" Inc of Newport "It's a "Cl) clo!)e stroup fhe pl.t) J1!1crent !>lluauon,, dance
QnnotCoastOa.IYNol \k,.1, Will Power \¥on't Pov.er kids teach and help each other. 1<1~c1hcr .• ind even go to a party.
COSTA MESA _ One out of p111~1.-1m. l)n~ of fou r component fheyTe very 'lupporttve " 1iu1 thwugh the tun, 1hey·re
27 Orange County girls between 11 PAP, h.11,1. formed a cla'lc·knit And ihat' what girl of that ..ige lc.1rnini; thmugh talking to e:ich
the ages of 15 and 19 will hQve a '''tern ol 'uppun 'uppon many need at .. ,uch a .,.ulnerable ugc." <Hhcr. dt,t'll"lll~ problems such &'-
baby thi!> year, count)' he.ilth ·'' 1hcv an. 1le111ng no where cl e. ')aad Rosemary Parrovechio, ··film old dn ~nu 1hmlo. you 'hould
officinls predict. \llhllu~h 1hc e 1ght·wee k d1rce1or of programming at Girl~ he fm """ng''"
Nationwide there will be 170,000 program ended in November, 1hc Inc uf Newport Me a. c;111 .. lall 1,f Newport Me,3 ,.,
teen mother!. this year, according )(lrl' wnt111uc meeting once 3 week "So many values are lormcd or hup1n~ "' progrilm get' more
to some c 1imate~ rn 1hc new Ci1rl' Inc center 1n no1 formed. We wsnt the (girl\) to a1tcn11nn in order to reduce the
Girlc; Inc., .1 national }Ollth Cn,1,1 ~k .... 1 .. ct their own value . Man} of lru~h1 c:n 1 ng teen prcgnann
\Cl"lltcc organization, i 1rying 10 do I h~} l\l't \\on't ka,c." <,a id the c girls (come) out of d1 turbcd 'ita11 ... 11c-. I or more mforma11on
something nbout it Go11lr1cd, who coord111dted the families. (so) they really need th1 ubou1 Cml' Inc. and 11~ progr.im,,
The reao;on for thc'e alarming '-' 111 Po"'cr \\on't Power Group group." cont~ll R1i...cmary Pa rrovcrch1<' at
figure.., can't be can'1 be Jlong "-llh Gtrh Inc as\lstant fhe group docs ha'e fun Girl M6 "'l°'\J N 'top b~ di Girl' Inc.
in-.ufftc1cnt mformat1on. said Jo dirccwr Orled.1 Roa play game!>, create artwork.. role· l/\lc; \n.1hc1m A\e. Co-;1a "1e<i.a
G"ll l11cd, .1 hccn~c:d chn1cal )tk.1.11 --------------------------------------__:•~-
\\Orkcr \\ho ~'-~~at1ng ~•th
Gtrl Inc on an 1nn011atl\C ne"' '<
ctluc.11ion program
Tecn·.1gel'\ arc given the general
information ;ind dec1..,.on-mal..1ng
'kill\ ntlC\'lary lo prc\cnt
unintended pregnancies. Gottf ned
,.11d Bui the tr atltt1onal method'
don't ticem 10 be wiping out the
problem, she aid.
Girt.. Inc may have fou nd the
iln,wcr. with a program entitled
Pre .. cnting Adolescent Pregnancy,
(PAP).
ln!.tcad or foausing on the
ociellll problem ·in general, PAP
attacks 11 on an individual basi .
The program 1. de igned to
inform g1rb about all nspccb of
'e"<uaht}' and encourage them to
poi.tponc exunl 1n,olvcment.
pregnant)-Jnd parcttthood
S1(tccn girl ager t?-10 14 who
SACRAMENTO -Gm Pete
W1l on ">aid Monday that 11 makes
no en c, either economically or
o;tratcg1call), to close the Long
Beach Naval Shipyard and tran'ifcr
11~ rc'>pon 1b1ht1c to Pedri Harbor
recommended the tran,fc:r ..---------------1
''Long Bcuch Na,al h1pyard "
nne of the mo t 1rnportnnl surface
'lllp repair fac1h t1c 1n the nation,
with its 1mmedtatc good "-Cather
Access to the open Puc1fic," the
governor aid in a letter 10 the
Wtl'>On \a1d Long Beach has one
of uni) two dry doc lo.' on the We t
Coa'I c.•pablc of handling nuclear
.urcraft carrier · nw, fulfill' Na')'
policy 10 mnint:un two shipyard
un each coast capable of repairing
aucralt camcr!I," W1hon said
-By the ssodnt«I Pttss
Abs.
The birth tone for June Is &EM WllB pearl and while the American
public traditionally uses
diamond to aymbollze love
and m1mlage, pearl.a from the
Persian Gulf were once the
gem of choice In many of
America'• flner Jewelry 1tore1
at the tum of the 20th
century.
The Peralan Gulf, that 600 x
l 00 mile gulf where Saudi
Arablft, Iran, and Kuwait •II It
11 no longer a aourct of
oriental pearl~. In addition to
the market having bun
affected by th• advent of
cultur d pe&rl , ovtrflahtng of
peul oy t rs ruulted In "
decro ed fleet from about
3.500 flthtng boat• In 1900 to
600 by th nd of World Wer
II Wh•n oil wH di covt'red In
the Per IM Gulf In th• 1950.. Mary Barr, Certified Gemotogtat
th t brought the ff llv41 end
of tht Pft Ian Gulf • a 1ourct
of oriental pearl .
~ A Gift to the "'1tllKAl'l CAl'!Ct" soc1cn fltpm OOMM
goa a long way
In CMl<n COftlrol
Purls have been equated
with wlldom ftnd purity In
Judai.m, In Christianity •nd In
lalam. In the C hristian
tradition, the~ Is the story of
the purl of grut price, •
dacrlptlon of heaven being
likened to a purl for which
10meone would sell everything
they had to obtain. In the
IJlam tradition, the pearl Is
1ttn at a special gift from
God
Ott ntel pearls are prtm•rily
available now through the
e tat• markel, from jewelry
prtvlou ly owned when the
Perelan Gulf was still
producing orlencal pHtl . You
may be lnttr«1tt1d In our
e tntt departm nt or In our
coll tlon of cultur d pt'Arls.
them1 Ives gem products of
grtat beauty and th ~rftct
gift for the lrl gradoett who
I Jult bto Inning to build her
fine jewelry \urdro
C HARLE H . BARR
Mtmbtr Of
American Ge• ·
Society
Acc:nclUed Gtm Lab
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boabt c:boietl ~nd lor
.. DOW ft0¥8I. .. Fo" ii one of thole placa moll of UI
(~~ft!."~ -.'d UU to call home -plenty of sun,
and ~· The crowded reality, Puker
••~ ua. Is considenibly less than ideal,
........ the sun and surf and pleHurc boats. And
II doesn't ~t any better when murder becomes
lllrt of the picture.
Jim Weir, an u-cop turned profe5Sional diver,
NIUms lo Newpon Beach after a stay in a
Meaican jail on a trumped-up drug charge. The
pv~ of his imprisonment was so that bribe·
Maftll'Y Mexican authorities could rob him of
everything he owned, including his boat.
The happy homecoming after he's given a hui
rickct home for his trouble i short-lived because,
his first niaht back, his pregnant sister, Ann, is
raped and murdered on an isolated beach. Her
husband, Ray Cruz. is a Newport police officer
and complicates the situation with a deadly vow.
He tells Jim: "When J looked at Ann lying on
the ground down there, it changed everything I
believed. The law, and what I've 5tood for? It's
11n fttUfion'. 1"ht ideas -thnt we're a nation of
laws, that God in heaven watch~s over us like he
does tho sparrows -they're illusions. The o nly
things that aren't are nesh and blood, and What
~ we can !eel and touch and cc. What I'm going
to do is take vengeance. You can hold ve ngeance
in your hand. It's real. They could strap me in
the chambcL fo r it, and l wouldn't blink. I
promise you, Jim, I wouldn't blank."
Ray i~ alro Jim's best friend, so the problem
quickly becomes his. He feels he must find hie;
sister's killer quickly and i!> al!>O painfully 1tware
that his brother-in-law's deadly vow mu t be
blocked.
The task becomes an official one when the
Newporl police chic[ asks Jim to work 9n the
case as an undercover agent The chief takes this
unorthodox approach because the killeMap1st
may be a cop: a waterfront vagrant saw a police
car leave the isolated area during the hour Ann
was murdered.
Parker offers a number of po sible killers, all
of whom are glaringly without alibis and clearly
have things to hide -a wealthy developer, a
+paroled sex offen~r. two policemen who can't
., acoount for their on·duty time, and even Jim's
ex·lover, who was his sister's best friend. Along
the way, Jim al o di!>OOVers Ann had some
a rounding secrets.
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JfiaAn11it .. o.~--fl
like I dAc:donlry CWi9fiiiifi:ilfjillf1
buildJnp ~ tbe:r,;;;1el! the ~ann.cy Md ti
converted to ~nsianll .. _._
'60s and carty ~ Tultll W
Franchises now ruled t¥11J --~
Golden Arches, the Jack in d9I BDI. ll!AMli un~ittakable lop ot oil cxi4b.,. .... ..,,
chains. q>nvemence neaworlm· * fliielloi
distributors -all b•wliq far ~
attention. It was utonishifta ao W.tr, u M~
out throu,h th• ~·••tertna ....,.. tMI ift tba
city of Orange, just a few mDll flam bCf9t a
special plot of ground haCI been planaed witti
orange trees '° people in tbe f\l&Qre could see
what they really looked like:'
The woman Jim mjpt h8W married ii l'Uftlea
for mayor of NCWPQrt Be.di °" • *"' pow1•1 anti-pollution ticket: the :pOHoe c:llief ii nlmUnl
for the same post with dte bi& money of local
real estate people pfOPPinl him up. Ann'1
murder -She _was inW>~ in antl·~tion
efforts -turns into a polltJQl ia1ue that both
sides shamefully try to manipulate to their
advantage. The usuaJ ugly political expediencies
make it clear that both sides are more ambitious
than ethical.
One of the book's characters lives a ·.speech
that deals concisely with some of the problems
we've created at century's end: "We arc a nation
~poi led by exce£s, bored with the !>poi ls , f aliened
on the boredom. We arc a people not of ideu
but of notion . We arc a people hypnotized by
the notion \hat we know what is good for the
world, when in fact we don't know what is good
for ourselves .... We are accumulators, hoarders,
gluttons and misers. We Californians produce
more trash per person than any other state in
the nation, than any other civilization in the
history of the planet."
Don't be misled, thouih: this isn't a book
about saving the environment. It's aboUt 1
vicious murderer and the difficult, dangerous
task of trying to make justice work. Parker is one
of the best writers around and knows how to
craft a story that keeps the reader involved, even
durin& &he brief lectures about how we trash our
nests.
"heilic Beu," "1 T. Jefferson Parker.
Published by Sr. M1n;n•1 Press: 364 pa,es;
S/8.95.
'Robin Hood' opens to near-record business
LO<> ANGELES "Rohm
Hood Prince o f I h1C\l'
catapulted mer mixed rc\te'" 10
make an c'11mated $2' 6 mdll11n in
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m1ll1on update ol 1hc ~hcrnood
h>re'l legend made ''' debut on
2J69 'Crl·cn-; nat1on...,,1dc f·rtda~ in
the rno\l .1n1ic1pu1cd \ummcr
rclca'e 'incc 1989\ "Batman."
'B,11man" holdc; the record for a
nnn-,cquel premiere, according to
F\htbttor Rclal10n!> Co Inc It
Tr ll•a.p
7:00 7:30 8:00
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,1nd ''cnl on to collect $25 1.2
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n\.ltcd s2~ ~-mtlhon m ,,, ftr\l
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10 pka'-c: many cnt1c,, .1uJ1ences
'teemed 10 adore the
"\,1,hb11clo.hng adventure film
I "Rob10 llood," W,1rncr Bro~ S2~ h
m1ll11m. :!J6Q ~erccn~, SI0.!!17 per \t:rc.:n.
S2".6 m1lhon, one week
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m1ll11•n. 2.001 'crcen' SS !iii p..r 'crcrn. S.'0 ~ m1ll1un. cwo ''eek'
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4 "Jungle Fever," Un1vcrso1I, SS.19 m1lhun. 7B \Creco~. S6,720 per ~creen. s 13 2 m11l1t1n. IWO \\eel:\.
S. ' Don'c 1 ell Mom chc Bab)"l1ller's Dead," \\o.irner Bro~.. SJ 39 m1lhon.
t,817 screen,, Sl,8~4 per ,crccn. $9 7
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Law a Order (In si.eo1 Q .....
LY ...
Gana warfare
i~ kid stuff oat the
l. a au n a
Playhouse .
Not the kind of
gang you read
about today, but
the mobs that
.. hot each other
up in Chicago
nrounc.J the time or Prohibition.
O nly the!!a thugs
dispatch cnch
other with pies in
the face and
tommy gun!> that
,.
Tllll
Theater
Critic
squirt whipped cream. All \Cl)
tasteful -anc.J ta!lty.
The playhou e' Youth Theater,
under the inventive direction of
Joe Lnuderdale, is winding ·up its
season with Alun Porkcr'i. ·Bugsy
Malo ne," a pint-sized sendup of
t~e 1930s crime scene with muMc
by Paul Williams. Given the
dimensions of the playhou,r\
Moulton Theater, thi. can l'c .,
pretty ambit1ou undertikmg
There are more holco, in thl'
cnpt than in Bonn14· anc.J Clyde's
car, but no mattt·r. Wha• 1 1'1·~ah
here arc the pcrfm I !'Ill •f the
young thc,pi;11· np, i.illy in
the frantic ev,cmblc ~cene ... The
kid., do .1 creditable job of playing
hoodlums, and everyone wind!> up
' ...,.
'
With IDlllY luil
with whipped cream all over them . Ponb1da as the nomin.al luw
The title character, 11 bright enlorcemcnl IX>ntinicnt
little opportunist, re all) i'1l't given In ,d I, some 4 0 young
much to do during the first net as performer-; eompmc the "Bu~y
the minions of nv.11 gun~ chicftnins M, lone'' company, and arc
h"ll Sam and Dandv Dan "cream" \plcnd1dlv choreographed by Tim
each other. But during the econd Kl<'tta \\1th mu'lcal coordina1ion by
Jct, Bugs) anc..1 hi. name. ingcr K.1th) llarrii...• With ~cant
Dlou!ley Brown, endear thcm,elve turnaround time from lhe la t
to their audience'\. Lnguna 'lhow, "Big River," set
Jamt>' Bryant a" Bug .. y 1s a dc.,1gncr Robert L. Smith has
diminutive presence even m an all-recycled c;omc !tccnic elements of
youth cw.1, but hb cocky energy thul show effectively.
'tanch out and he turn., in a ··ougsy Malone'.' continues
\\lnntng performance. Especrnlly tonigh t through Friday •t 7:30,
noteworthy i Sabrina Harper's Saturda) at 2 and 7:30 and clo es
Blou!>cy, a gorgcou<, you ng femme Sunday al 2 p.m. at the Laguna
fatale who can manipulJ!C Bugsy Pl.lyhou,e, 606 Laguna Canyon
.1nd her audience with equal Road •• LaJluna Bench. Call 494·
.1lacr11y. -8021 for ticket mformut1on.
The 'howiest portrayals are • ~
1cndcrcd by the gMg l~aders -UACKSTAGE -Local ingcr-
.lo!.h Wheeler, padded for !he role oclres., l.Wnorc O'Connell, who
Ill Fat Sam, anc.J llrad Bredeweg, a pla)'Cd Fantine in the Southland's
'lim, :,mooth Dandy Dan whose firs t product'ion o ( "Les
.1ll·f~m<1lc gang does his dirty work M1 crablcoi" three years ago, and
delightfully. ha'> spent the last year on
Other ''"ndou1' .ire Ore\\ Broadway a~ 1he leading lady 1n
lhtrow,i..1 as the qu1c1 piano Andrew Lloyd Webber' "Aspects
player who !lels the mood with of Love," 1s coming home. Alter a
'ome pre-c;how tinkling of the 1 hunday-th(ough-Saturday
t\Ories. Anv Kiehl :l!I the knuckle-cnp.agemcnl at the Univcri,al
cracking goon '"ho', hir Sam' Amphuheater •OJ "Ttte Music of
rigtll hand man, Cla ire Gaboury all Andrew Lloyd Wchber," hhc'll
1hc ~ampi h Tallul ah. who tr.ies to move to her childhood back yard,
make 13ugc;y'<; romance " tnanglc I rv1ne Meadows, for performance!>
and Lnwrcncc Bammer and Steve June 23 and 24. '
'The Threepenny Opera'
r ilc h, plclycd by Richard Cobb, center, Mrs. Peachum, play<'d by Jann Perkins Norton and Johnath,,n
Pt-.lC hum. pldyed bv M1rhal•I Smylie, are three o( the colorful figures in "ThE' Threepenny Opera"
l urrcntly pl,1ying al 1he Nc•wport Theater Arts Center, 2 501 Cliff Drive in Newport Beach Showing~
ire through Sund.w. June-23 with shows al 8 p.m through Saturday Jnd at 2 30 pm. Sunday
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.. ~------~--~------------------~------------------------~--___.... Gmlelrn for ch 1'811
kBY to succesllul ball
The kid\ ht1d 1t
ba 11 s.11 u rdny
mgh1, nnd while
only a h:rndful
were there to
cnJOY It,
thou!land\ more
will benefit in
year 10 come.
"Or.tngcwood
i\ for the
children, "and I he
!IUCCC of the
Orange BJoo;\om
Ball, ye.tr ;ihcr
.... ...
Society
year {thl\ wa11 th' \e\.enth und 11
brought 10 more 1h,1n S300,000) ''
becnusc of the children, agreed
the adult who organ1ted the
,pectac11l11r fpr 700 at Irvine Hyall
Regency , .
On first glance. one might think
1he sninshing succe\s of the gal,,,
ha'> been due to big name
1 entertainment (Crystal Gayle th"
11mc), a great menu ('.cafood, ... e.il
.ind chocolate), great mu\le (Barry
Cole thi'i 11nie) or a good re.i,t1n
tu buy a nc" drc .. s (mnny gmgcou'
OllC\ \\.Cre worn)
"No. it's the children,' ,,11d
Kathryn Tho mp o n, co·chair.
\\CJnng a \pcctacular red "Ii..: "'11 h
rufncd lacc·frilmmg t\-lc. ",\t tht·
end of each ball, people hcg1n tu
pledge for the ne\t one '-" 1th1n "'
week\ the) MC ll \Cll out \t th II
11mc, no one kno"' w h.11 '
planned"
If the half, 'eem tu gc.:t better
each ) car. con-;1der the c.: \pcrience
of the organ1Lcr' und 1he
gencro'i1ty of the 'r>on,or,.
J'homp'ton and CO·ch::ur Willa
Dean Lyon ha\.e hcen there
before. Th1\ wa\ the fifth time
I homp<;on. attending with hu-.hand
Gus Owen, h,1d ch:urcd, and
Lyon who'e hu,h.ind William
Lyon h chairman of the
Orangewood Children ·.,
1-oundauon. ha' been 1molved in
all seven
Cnuntry. pop and go,pel \(lCllh't
Gayle attended the. VJ.P rcccr11un
10 mingle "An aud1cn..:e .11 :.i
llcnd1t ,., different. hec.nl\c the
people there mo) not even knov.
\\ho )OU ore. they arc there for the
Mga1111atiun." ,,ud the r>ct1te
'mger (\\Ith ,1 h1~ \Otcc) who h."
two children or her uv. n I She .,
the one "1th long h;m 11 'he
didn't lht\.e on high hecf, \he
would prohahl) w.1lk 1111 11 . l
Thc1c ma) haH' hlc.n ,11me
lherc \\ho did 1101 kn<m Ci.1\k h111
ll!ll 'O lllr ii 11 \C .H nld In I he.•
.111d1l'IH.c. I he M.11>.c \ \\ "h
I 01111J.111on m.1cte pn"1hk .1 dn:.1111
11f K,lthryn Slindl•n 111 '111111h
D.1k1ll.1. who tic" 111 \\1th lll·r
tamil..-for the pcrfurm.111n· .inJ .1
pm.11e chat "'"h 1hc \1)(-.1h-.t
helore dinner
fhcre tu help < >r.1n~c"11"d
I lome w 1th 11' '\ ~ 1111ll1"n
c~pan,mn program "c. re t\\(l·llmc.·
ti.ill co-ch.ur Judie Argyro<; .mJ
hu~band George, d1ugh1Lr
Slephanic v.1th Tom Thoma on,
nc"' C.:hapm.in t1llle~<.. · pre,1den1
Jim Doti and "''le Lynn, El11.,bt'lh
Tierney, tv.o-11me h.111 co ch.111
"ho ha'> attended rJll even and
hu,hand Tom, Pat and Marvin
Weiss, Doug DeCincu, new
Orange"ood board member Usa
Hughes and hu!lb11nd Bruce,
Cerise and Laurence Feeler.. Other~ v.cre Nancy ond 8111
Steiner (foundation director),
Carol and Dennis Campbell, Per1a
.ind Tom Santley, Myrna and Dick
Tripp, Charlie and Pat Po s,
·11ffony\ Jo Qualls, Orangc"ood
gr.id Jame!. Thcger~on, 22. •who
did the 1nv11a1ion 1lh1'ltra11on, and
Tom and Emma Jane Riley, who
h.i\.e been mvohcd in Orangc\ltood
1 lomc ~•nee 11 was JU't a dream. • Mcam\.hllc, Saturday evening
11..,cr at The Village Creon, 300
h.1d mo'teycd in for a hoedown ...
forget ahou t your tuxc., anp
ballgown.,, this was a denim and
boot crowd that wa dancin'.
CJtlll'. tafkm' and drinkin'. u ,c;t
1 llghwa)' Band provided the foot·
'tomping mu!>1C and even ent
~ >nll tolk' mlo a ''lu:tre d.incmg
lrcn1\.
L1icnt11? > Auxiliary of Big
Brother' Dig Sisters ho,ted the fun
l:\en1n~ w11h Pall) von Henkle and
J.anc1 I rcat ... , "foreman" of the
p.1rt~ c'pccteJ to rnee1 the goal of
~ 15.fKXl .
I he 0\ICludJ.,." all "'hipped up
b~ member,, Y..cre ouhtanding -
I C.\<h·'>t\le barbecued beef
'callopcd ·p<>rn1ocs, bean'> cole !Ila~
.111~ Jppk pie
Pat Roberts barbecued 185
pouml-. of hnskct U'>ing a recipe
'he got from Lyndon Johnson's
chcL .. It took me 10 )Cars 10 get
th<1t recipe from him," said
Rohe rt~. \\ho now "on 't tell a soul
the '>ecrct ingredient-;. Other
member<, peeled 125 pound' of
pot.11ocs and baked 57 pie .
Pumng the ~together wi:rc-
C on s t a 11 c e Mclean, (did
dceorJttOll\ Of hay, CIC.), Jerri
"'iram'i, Marnie Reed, Pat Wright,
Glad~s Haines, Peg Cully nnd Pat
Cox '"ho no" has her degree 10
tpplc reeling).
r.1rt1C1p.1t1n~ Ill. the carryings on
\\c.:rc Donn.i and John CrHn,
Rub Keeler, Nora and Ch.uley
He ter, Dorothy Kenneoy and her
table of 14 .gucw., Barbara Aune,
John .ind Carol Cummings, Nyla
and Fleet White, Barbar~ Grady,
Hctrriett e Witmer, Nanette
Thompson, Maggie Murdy,
Marjorie Fl uor Moore and
hu,hand Thurmond Moore and Jo
Ale\ander, BO B • director who on
June 30 hccome .. director emer11u:.
• 11tcr ~~ Veilf\.
"\\ c nm\ h.1\.C JIKI m.11lhcd tug
hnllhcr' ;111d \l\tcr~ with l111le
hrnthcr-i and ''~tcr s." \aid
\lc\.tndcr • fl\ THE \\AY: Barry Cole 11.
l 'lltc.·d .1lm111 pl.1~1ng for the <icpt
.> 11'1'."-\Car celcllr;1t1on .11 1he ()(
l'u lormuu; .\rt' Center feotunni;
Ben Vereen .ind Ann Jill i<ln. 'We
\\ 1 II h.1, c .1 ~9-picce b.ind playing
Im the program and 1f1ernard' for
d.1nunc." ,,11d Cole ( h.1111ng that
C\lf,l\,11.?.111 1,1 "'" hl nnne other
1h:111 ll..lth1vn Thomp)on.
• I h1rl\ lecl 111 011u.1gcmh
muni.: hie.' "111 he ·" a1lahlc .it the
I hur,d.l\ ~urnmcr Sol,11cc be
nll\c.'r pl.inned hv Y:!OOO a1 the
v • .irl'IHlll\C l~c,t.tUr.rnt Af\(), JI
the c.·\cnt pl urned hv the )OUng
prl1le"l\'O 11 ~rPup \\Ill he d.IOCl!ll!
111 fl, c mu,11.. \:WOO 'UPJ'>lHh
\,1u1h OrJnce Cnuntv 'I\\(,\
llotel lor lltimclc'' \\omen
Debra Jay JI ~..i2-~57., h:i .. more
1nfnrn1.1t1t1n \ S5 donation "'II hc
1.1kcn .11 the door or an) other
l.argcr dcnom1n.1t1l1n ,, rcrfectl~
aecep1.1hle
Rape victim over feeling guilty
Dear Ann Landers. I um tl)mg io rcco,cr
from the wor\l thing th.11 can huppcn 10 a
womdn. Rc1rc . Becau.,e I wa' 101;1lly tjtnorant
.ibout the \UOJCCl, Ill) llC\\
m1 \!On in life '' to help
educate other'
Women keep ,1rgumg the
pro\ and con;, about "'hethcr 11
" he\t to he ra"1vi: and let the
rap1\t h.a1,:c h1' "•'Y· hoping to
ov01d :i beottng or wor-.c
Other., believe the.,, 'hould fu.~ht
back. on 1he nut\lde chanL e
thnt they \\111 pct .1wa~ f\oo
matter which cnur'c .1 \\Om.in
choo'lc,, 'he mu't nc\.l'r lu'c
''Jht of the fact th.11 !'Icing
r.1pcd 10, nut her li111lt.
A trud111on.1l 'o'ir~c ol
Ann
UMIPI
'trrngth. tht: <;ht1r<"h. m.1) nut he \l(\\Cd h' 'on1e
.1~ " v1ahle op11nn. ·1 ht "' untortunlltc. l duJn't
w.mt tn 11 nc.11 11 church .1flcr I "·•' r.1ped
liccau'e til.'Cortling to m~ ('.arly rcltg1011' Imming
there \\Crc onl)' thret• Iv~' ot women -""i•n.
mnmcd or who1e No prm"inn "''" made for
v1c11m' ol r11pe ._l 1hc>ugh1 that '-"ll' where J tnocl
with God .md 'flCllt tod m.1n~ yc.1"' pun1,h1ng
m)' etr for ha1,:ina 'fallen from iJri1cc." l hen one
duy 1t downed on me thut tho'c te.1chin were
the work of Jleorlc ltnd th.it Gt~ did not blame
me for l°)eina victim.
Plcll\C keep talkina bout 1hi,, nn. Your
column 1 national clearinghou e for
111(orm:i11on nd 1 re I wurc.:c of 'trcn&lh
' -1 .. C R,, Davis, Cohf.
Otar Da,11: 1 hank )OU for WTlllna • letttr that
I cer1aln to htlp a areal many women. nd IMI)
I •dd ont' lmportanl footnote? Ir It h•ppen\, the
\'lcllm hould lt'l prot iM•I help lmmtdlatel7.
1 he p )<'holoalcal damaa of rape I hom:ndcHH.
J hi '' too bit of ft h1UI for a " man to n ht ~
heDetr.
'
Dc.1r Ann landers· I'm 'ure )t>u '"'II recerH~
letter\ \J) lnlt .. My b.tb) wa\ 'urro'C. d Ill ,l.trl
h1' rnea .. 1c, mumps·rubcll.1 'hot' at I.' mon1hc:,
but I put 11 tlll No\\ he ha' the mea'lc' .ind \\C
h.1 .. c been tolJ he n11ttht hcc1lmc rct.mlcd ..
Plc.l,l'. \nn 1dl p.m:nh 111 g~I thc11 l..1J,
1mmun11ed \\hen lhC\ .ire 15 mnnth' nil.I II t:dn
he a matter ul hie .tnd death.
L"I \CJr 47 children du~d ot me.i,lc,, an
1llne'' tll.lt could h,1\e Ileen prc,entl·d w11h J
\Ingle 'hot. Dolen' or other'!> bcc.mlc mcnt.ilh
rernrdcd. II '' hl'.1rtbrcak1ng to thin~ th.at the\c
children could trn\e been ah\e and well toda\ 1f
they had been 31\icn 1 \Ingle. 1mplc 1110culJt1on
Pica e, Ann. r~mind parent !hat baliie' need
the protection of the mea,fc,·mump,·rubclla
vaccine ,lt I ~ month<; and that they ,hould begin
a \CrtC\ ot l.hphthcn.t \hot~ and poho \;accinc. b)
.1sc 2 month,, It m~ Jc, h ~oing around. docto"'
m.1y ud\il\C cttmg the vaccine '" earl)' '' 6 to Q
month' Another imporlunt "accinc 1~ the '°
c 1llctl I llh v.1ccinc thoat protect\ _.gain~t the
kudtng c111"c of h;1c1c:r1al memngiu,, "h1ch often
'"ccp' d11) c.1rc c.:cntcri. .ind multi e1nN: hrnin
d.1m.1i;~ or de.uh
I hc1 c " no p11lt wm'c th.in ~now1na )OU
rnulll h.tvc ,,1\.cd \our child und didn't t'le."c.
i\nn, ur~e )Our rc.tder\ to check their )''ung ier~:
1min11n11a11on' -nd et them 1mmun11cd on
time W.un thc..·m 111'1 ~IHtin \tnlll the Wt\
enter ~h1 '' I nr m.1n ch1l,frcn, that 1' h n l.1tc
-I 11nc' 0 11,un, 1.L>, hclhl of l \ P11hlt\;
I le.11th Sci' l"l', W shm ton D C
l> Ir l>r. Ma,on: ~o ont could h•'c ~•ld ft
tltUt'r. I hRnk )OU for a I lier thal I \Ur to l \C
a l l or oun lh and • rut deal or arid.
ct m of the Oa ( n:dh ()&dtn ~1 h): j\ CC'tn•
•t r do t d th afft<tlon of htt f'ri nd
l>t'~""'' tht onl ,ompllm nl ht tur paid her
"" , "\ou lt 11 I o lhan an fat 1lrl I kno•."
'
'Couch people' a type of homeless .·
By L M Boyd
Q. Who .ire .. couch people'"'>
A. Tho\e un\cttlcd. ,1eepmg on
cou<..he' of fncnd' and rclauvcs.
F\t1mator' think the c.llUCh·pcoplc
c.ounl run' inh1 huni.lred' ot
thou~and~
C.uw,l\hC4' do hl·tter m the
"inter
I h 11 humon ... 1 Rini! I .1rJnl'r
pointed l'UI, "fhc 1.1mtl) ,,,11 1..1lmc
Imm l\n't ,,., 1mport.1n1 ,,, lhc
t.1m1h H1u 'rc going to h,l\e ·
Q. \\ h.1t\ ,, "t'lomh hi 1nl..t'1"'
<\. \ huge hghtY..e1ght t.1t>r1 •I
C"<trernch ,,rt,ng pl.l\lll lil'l'r \
d1,p1h.il 'IJll·ld throw' 11 ti\\: r .1
h11mb ,1buu1 to he dcton,11nl I h1..
v<rh1,1011 b.tlloon' 11 le' r.ir.1chu1e
,h,1pc.'. .111d tend' to n1n1.11n the.·
hi.I\(
·\mnnc .Ill tht: \mu11.:.1n '"'Ille n
\\hll \\\.' 11 br," th,ll\ ,1 J'·l"c.I
\\ h 11 ' -.t~lUI Ullt' 10 !II ""-"'' .1 '"c l.1hclcd DD Or 'o report
the r c'c.ir<.. hc r'
Q. \\ h.11 l \ flll'\ldent ,fcr1
thrt1u1th Im entire ttme 1n 1.\llt('c
dcud drunk''
\. 'I ou mean Oa\ld Rice
\tch"on" me .,, 1d he'd t'lcen
pre,1dcnt for a da . March 4. I JQ
A Sund•)· \\i1Jcl~ reported
'1nce 7 chan l '. 'lnr decltned Ill
he inaururntcd nn th t d:S\ \\
pre,1dcn1 pm tcmrorc of the
~en.11e. Ah:h1wn w:s' ch1d of
,t,llC, hut he "lcpt all Ja} rcw
RUFFELL'S
UPllUnlY lllC. ...................
lNJ-Ila. tma llM-.... llll
WIN
Anta~
AIM\UID All'l'ltAK.. ••
MD DA TllAVSL
Wllnat WGa A DAY
Look tn Thunday·a paper
for complete detadl and
entry ronn to an exctuna
getaway weekendt
. h1,1nr1.1n .. '·" he ",,, drunl.. I C\\Cf
\J~ he \lo3\ll I
I he \tJtuc or I 1hcm 1, 111,1
.1bou1 ~() time.' t.ilk r :h 111 'hC' ti be
11 'he \\.UC a n:.il Ii t I uh
H.ardh JO\ of the wumen who ,
'e" l(l\Cf' on ha,cbalb kno" whai •
.1 hclded bJ<.eball team lool..s ltke.
ll.1111 h." no h.it·Jnd-ball game;,
Q .. \'. 1' Trunun'l m: ' 't
n.1mt'1 ll r Hat I'\ I rum.111 '
\. 'll \U ,,1 .\ " ...... \,'II.
C. aht nJmcJ Im R d .1 r..I '"""
'ur H01.l\Cr"1llc. r1 lll'lc.d ''I
Herhert Ht11t1,cr
'uu'rc ·'"are m.111~ .1 '•'lt"11l1
'por11nl! 'nut !..di' ountlc''
bluelt"h Jll'l for the fun 111 11 L>1d
\llU kn1l\\ hluch'h Ille" N' J...111
.. 1,untlc'' l1'h JU'I Im till' tun 1ll
11 1 JJcqoe~ Cousteau ,,11<1 '11
In hpane,c. "kara" mean
'h;ind" .i nd "1e·· mean~ "empty,''
ind e\cl'\ 'tudcnt c.11 kar.He knov.: •
" < la1m 1s 40 malhon ~cncan.s'
\\on't so to the denll tout of fear of
the dnll
\ tlJer in the wild rarely catJ. :
"here 1t makes 1t kill
World's oldest coral reefs arc 1n
Vermont' ~1de of l..akt' C'hamplain ...
...... 3211
5·1PMd c~. tott• "'* leOM 1w
buy Wh!M wlblk top ~. 2Slt ,....,
fulty 1ood9d. car phOne. upglOded Wheek,
rear deck ~. U71.'m0 i.oa.. Coll
1&9·3679 $23,100
For )ult $20 w. II run your 1Jt2W' ad in our Mlt·
motive HCtlon, with a plc1ur4 of your car, for 3 con-
eecuttve Saturdaya. Copy muat be 1ubmftted by
Wed.
Call Candy NOW at 8'2·5e71 to
place your ad and ~ In on thlt
tntroc:tuctOty offer!
The Automotive Gulde ap,,.art
wery Saturday.
• Pi tc:. fof. r>rtva ... ~ no et\Mg91 C#I be made ~ ongNI copy
, . .
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11
By JoSh Lemieux
The AS10Clllt4 Pitu
OLUE SPRINGS, Mo. -The
ignilion ounds like :i refrigerator
kicking on. The motor h.is no
moving pnrt\. The cxhQuM 1 just
water vapur.
Pcnn~ylvanaa Energy Offkc .,.. a
muin sponsor of its development.
His vision ;, re~pectcd · ~ ma"1
in hi field. ahhough some 'IY h11
rnlc~t for citing idcH is greater
thnn hi~ ability to folJow throuah
on them.
his manap:mcnt.
,.. But the best thing about Roger "What ht doc ii. well·rc:aarded
nnd taken eriously by people in
the hydrogen community," said
Jot1n Ogden. n physici t at the
Ce nter for Ene rgy a nd
Environmental Studies at
Princeton Univer ity.
Billings then moved into •n
abandoned limestone quarry and
founded the American Academy
o( Science, 1 privately funded
research or1ani11tion where he
and a team of mechanic." worked
on the car for the past fi"e year".
Interviewed recently in hi"
p
Billing•,' latest hydrogen-powered
cur, he \Jys. 1s that it can somed~y
be chc,t per 10 run than gasoline
car'
I h" "ed., he unveils a new
h\Jrogcn fuel cell car he built in a
large c.i"ern that houses hi
l.1bor .ttor' on the outskirt' of this
f...Jll,,I, (II\ \U burb.
\\hen .111 c~ hatche,, before
tltl bird\ 11111 anti moving around,
\IHI hl.tr 11 chirping and you o;ee
''' hc.tk brea king through ,"
1\111111~' ,,till "fhat's ki nd of
1d1c1l lhl' technology 1s right now.
I \C 'ct·n thing!. happen that l'\'C
d1 c.lllll'd about fm yen rs."
lndc1:d. Bilhng!. ii. a dreamer.
I k ''·""' 10 pioneer a pollution·
lice ,11ne1v trn ed on energy from
h1 dr lll!Cll on oJorlc"'· colorless
I!·'' .ii1d 1 he lightest and simplest
.11.1111 lo.1101.,,n
111, 111n111g 1:ouldn'1 be heller. ,,~
1h1: d111c tnr altcrnat1\C fuel' "
, , de r .111ng wo rldwide The
l.1ll!l'I l \ .1u1nmall.er~ '3) their
pr '"'' r1.,c.in:h '' on CM'> that
ll'l' l'lt...tr11..11 1 .• il1..uhol and
,,1111pll'"ed n.1 1ur.1I ga'>
Bilh n~' rl.1n' l<l un1cll hie;
11111d 1l1cd f 1ird I 1e,1.1 nn
\\ cd111.•,da' 111 I l.1rr"hur1?. P.1 I le
, h•"• th .11 1,1,,1111111 bct.111": the
0 g·d e n s a 1 d E u r o P. c a n
automaker; BMW and Mcrcedc ·
Oeni ore work{ng on h)·drogen·
powered prototype
Da11d Swan, ass1srnn1 director ul
rexas A&M\ hydrogen re.,curch
un11, c;a1d ll1l11ng"i had mnrl)
intere ting ideas but often come'
up short of documentation.
"The trouble with Billings l'i no
one knpy,~ what he's Joing," Swan
'iaid. ''He's made u lot of cl.t11m in
the past th.11 he h~srft lived up
tn " •
ll1ll1ng.., 'ays hi-. car will need a
le" mun: ycar'I of tci.ting, but with
proper 1mestmcnt it could he
reaJy tor ma''I prm.luct1on 1h1'
decude
~Lin) cono;.1der h)drogen llttl
e\OllC <llld C'Cpen'I' e tor Cjr~ ul
th1.· 11J9(J, But Billing' ha' been a
hcl1c1 er 'mce h1!> day\ at Dngham
Young l 1111ern1y IY.n decade' <•go
He dc1 doped thl' Billing'>
l:ner~"\ C'Mp to n1.1kl compute r\
.ind market h" hydrogen rc .. carch.
hut the LOmpan) wa' taken mer 111
I %4 ti' ,tockholde ro, u n ha pp) "'11 h
.orfice. Billings outlined the price
the Unncd States pay for ii.. lo"c
of cars: JX'llution, foreign oil
dependence and trade deficits.
Hilling'! )l\id. his car woulJ
eliminate the internal combustion
cn&i ne 11nd .pollution ~rries. It
run on a lucl cell, a 'lmall b<lic
that converts hydrogen 3nd air
into electricity to drive the motor.
The only byproduct is water, h~
\3ld
41 1lowcd n
the white
no t much
s malle!lt
Lti'l t week, he
reporter a ride in
hHtchbnck. The ride i
different rrom the
cc.onomy car::,.
Rilling!> clnimcd that its limited
'peed -55 mph -i · due to old
technology in Ford's electric car.
1101 the fuel.
Cleon-running hydrogen car
.ircn't now. Researchers have been
n1.1king them for ycnrs. Out no one
ha~ made one thnt i practu.:al to
m .. n bccJu e hydrogen i so
t!\pcns1ve to produce und !.lore.
B11l111gs theori1es that ~ydrogcn
po1 .. crcd Cll~ can be cust·cffecttvc
Lvcn though hydrogen i a more
costly f ucl, he sa)'s the new
efficiency of his car allows it Jo get
more m1lell out of hydrogen than
the dollar-equivalent m gasoline
State attacks workers in ·,talks
\\I I{ \\I I "I <) ~tall: negn11.11or' h.wl'
11 'll1tld 1h1.1 r 111 ,1 ,, h.1rg.11n1ng pwpm.il-., Y.h1ch
,,,11r.l1ni.: 111 the C'.ilr t11rn1;1 State l-mpkl}CC\
\.,.,\, 111 .. 11. 1L'p1c.:-.cn1 tht• ·n111't w1cre Jllack upon
,t.•ll' 1111tklr' -.1nt1.' 1.11lk1.t11c harg<11n111g was
-cmpln~t'l'' 111111ld h.ivc to pick up all increa!>ed
c..ml\ tnr he.11th l·o1crag1: (premium;, 1ncrcu!-ie an
.11 l·1.1g1.· 111 l'i ptru:nt for the contract year beginning
1n Au~ml)
111,111111t,t 111 pr;-
t hl' q,111:' propo,cd l1in1hrn,111on of \\.tgc cu t'>,
"'"'l11nt.1f\ !url11ugh'> ,1nd cul'-111 henet11~ 11 ould
rcdmc cmplnH:C p.1-. chelk' h\ ne.trl} 20 pacent
I h1.: pr11p11,,tl pile' 1n11thu 111,ult nn top ol \lat1:
thrt"1'' 111 l,1\1111 '' m.1111 ,,, \).(Kiil -.1.11c \\Orio.er\ Ill
11 1.:llc'rl 111 .. 111 the -.1a11: huJ~ct dcf11..11
-the ,1.1tc .11,11 1.kmam.1., that cmploycel> upport
Ll1minu tion of the ...iatc\ leg.11 requirement to pay
the aver.1gc CO\I of e mployee health insurance;
in\lc,1d. the Ocr.1rtmen1 of Pcr,onncl Administrntion
\\llUld be gr,1nt1.•d the rxmcr 10 \Cl the lll31C'S health
t'11n 1rihutlllll c.1lh 1c.1r
\\ c.. h.1\l' n11 1nten1111n ot knuc~ling under to thl'I
•rt c>I .:h,1lkng1: \lnll''I C\l~ prop<"•ll I\ .t take ·
1\l ,I\ '11d t'nl'\ l\.c..·nm . CSI ·\ C1\ll Scrl'tCc
I''' '''"n !Jue\ 1111 I I 1. 't.11c.. 1' -.hcl\\ inc L.tllou..,
d1,r1.'I!·"" 1111 t·rnplc•HT' 11h11 \\11rl.. on beh;lf ot the
p11l'li1..
clH rt1me \ltttdd he p.11d to 1:mplO)'Ce\ only after
thn \c \\ntl..cd ·HI hour' per "'eek. rather than more
1h.1n illcr c1~ht hour' per da) "'h)ch i' the current
pr.1Clll.'.1..
empl11H'l' "lluld ,,1.,0 .t"umc add111on:il cn't'
tnr 1 '''nn 111d lknt,11 cart, l'111plmce' children "'nuld
tic l"\l.'rcd h1 ht.11th in'ur.1ncc onl~ unul the) arc 18
Ye .tr' nld
I hL· P'''I""·"' "'-·a· l'll''c..·nt1.·J la'r "eek to L'1111
I" \llll'd 1H I\,, l' \\ c 11 l..cr' clnt' of nine oargaining
urtrl' 1q'lt •t I I ·d h\ < ~I \ I he ,1,1 tt' '"'d rt "Ill
l'IC..''l'lll lht '11111· Jll• 'I''""' 11 .ill ll!lll h.irga111111g
' d•lt'
· the ,t.1IL' .1f\o dcmnnd~ th,H employees ~upport
lc~l\l.1111111 .ill1m111g DPA ror emplO)'CC benefit!>
1111h11u1 httt, .ind 111 rclfllll1. 111.1nd.1t111\ 'eLOlld lier
lt'llfl'mt 111 1111 all nc1\ empl1111.·l·'·
I ht ,1 1lt' '' dc..111 1nd1r1/! 1h.11 c..·111pl111t'1:' .1ccer1 the
'plf11l\ llll! t.1k1: ,1\\,1\,
lln.111) the ''·•IL' 11 ,1nl' 111 cl1mi11.1tt· empln)ec,·
right' 111 11.111: g11e1 ,1me' arh11r.1tcd
.1 11.1i:t· 111 111 f11 c pcrr1.:nt .1crn'' the ho.1 rd and
<'11111111.1111 111 "' llll'tll ,,if.ir1 .iJ1u,11111:11i-. (the ... t.111: ,tl,l1
k ltl 11111-I ll.tl 1. mplll\l.'C\ '"l'PIHI lcg1 ... ta11on to
1111pll n1t•111 unrl''ll 1t 11:d f11rl1111k!h' .ind tcmror.1rv
'ii 111 1ulu tr •11' l
I lw C.1hl11rn1a State I mploycn ,\...,uciat1nn "
1L·prt•,1:n11ng ni:,1rly 77.111 111 1,1atl' Civil Service
cmpl11\ct•\ 1n co11 1r.1u I.ilk' I he rnrrcnt c11ntr.1ll
np1rc' June '\II C\I A ' 1111.11 m1:111her,h1p '' ne arly
I 'll.000 .tltl\l .ind rt·tucd \I .tic cmplc1\ec'
Trump Castle laces bankruptcy
'\I\\ ) c >Rf... Dtin,ild I rump
,1 pl11..t 11-lrump C."tle 1n
"1n~ r 11p tt' pre1, c..·cdin~.. .ind ~rt11
'" 11c1•h1p 111 the l',l\lnU <i0-50 wi th
"11111'1 iltlt·r, under an agreement
1• r 11111H l' I \11111d.1\ th.ti rt''""l'
t 11th • " I r II m r ' f In ;1n l1.d
,,,,,tiJcm,
I he de,il rclc."c' I rump from
1h11u1 \-1 I m1ll1on 111 1111crc'1 ,111d
1•11nupal pa\mcn t~ on the A1lant1L
C 1t1 ".J J . CJ'>lnn th.it were du1:
\ln11d,1v and place' the C.1,tlc 111 :i
p1q1:1l k.1gcd bankrurtl\'
\ 11h"1.111 11 a I po rt 1 on' u f a
pre.. p.1l k.1gc.:J bankruptcy, I) p11 ... ill\
l1ic..-J under Chapter 11 of fcder.il
h.inkruptcv la"'· <ire .1rrro\ed rn
.111\,1me h' ucd11or' Prcratll..iE?ed
1111111!' .ire dc,1gncd to 'r1:cd dd•1
r1:'1rn1.. t11r111g'
\nn1111nlcmcn1 ot the J1.·.1l cam1.·
'-it." frr,ev g.1rn111i.: rcgul~111ir'
1111..1 111 u1n,1dcr the 't.ll e of
lrumr' t1nann ' l he ,1 11e
( ,1,11111 t11n11ol ( 1111111H,,1on ,,10
1.1kl' ·"'·•) I rump\ c,t\lnn l1Ccn\e
rt ti find' him fin,111u.1ll) un,tahk
I n A p r 1 I ,1 n d M ,1 \ •
c..11mm1"1011cr' rcnc"t'd lrccn'c'
Im I rump' ( .1'tk .ind r ilJ "1.1h.1I
c.1,1nm ,dtcr f111d1n1t the propcrt1e~
tcmp11rarih, mcl gu1llclrnc:' '"'
1inanc1al !>lah1hl\
B ut the panel h.1, ,,ml the
Jc, eloper "mild need 111 h.t\l' 111,
f1n,1nc1<il hnu ... c 1n Phk-1 ,111tf
C\pl.i1n .1111:mph ICI IC,lrllllllll' lhl
hdlion·dnll.11 dd•t' 1h.1t \\1'll!h
do'' n 111' '"et'
•\tl.lflllL ( II\
rn .tn d lllJ I I >I
I hL .1creUllL'll l 11n till ( l'lll·
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1m11luntJr\ h 111kruplt\ 1111 l.11lrn~
111 m.1kt• lhl b1111d p.l\llll'lll' dm·
\.ll 1nd.1\ I r11111r p.1ul ,, ,111111.ir
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rh1: I rurnp Pl.11.1
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111 111, r.tr·tlun~ 1..mpirc .
Under thl reported .1grcement.
f 111mr "1111hl lcl'e h" pr1\,t1C \Jcht
tnJ JCI, the f rump ~huttlc a1rhn~.
the (11.1nd Hyatt Hotel h" P,1lm
UeaLh condum1n1um proJCCI. hi'
'tock 111 Alexander·~ dcp.1r1mcnt
'tore'>. .ind flO'"'hly I hl' Trump
Hegenc\ llotd 111 At l.rnllt ( 11)'
-B.Y th~ Associttltd p~ '
P AIGE SIMPSON
'
i1 no ordinary banker
A~ a Costa Mescl banking profes ional for the
last 20 years. ii'!. very ~sible you may already
II.now Paige as cl friend or neighbor. Of from
prf'V1ous banking experiences. In any evE"nl, if
you are .;in active bus1nes ~rson In Costa
Mt-\.1. he 1s most certainly someoM you shoold
know PnOf lo opening Sank of Newport Cost.i
~. Pa1gt" was President of Clti1en Bank of
C~• ~. As the captain of our Cost.i Mes.I
Teoam, Pa~ h<ts a mbted tht> finest b.lnking
staff available .. 100% dedicatf'd prof. s1on.al
"Pt'fienced In de.JlinR with the bu IOCS
community P11 1 l'ql.Jn who can
clearly shOw you y B.lnk of
Nf'WP0'1 iS no Ofdln ry w k, ~ why noc c II P.ai ;at (714> ~M>CXIO
Ba nk of ~vPQrt
Costa MeQ Off1c~: 3010 HarbOr Bl"d
-II) the 1\.Hociat<'<l p~,,
Mai d en fli ght of
C -1 7 is delayed
I c l'\C, Bl \( 11 -l'hc m.11den
tlich1 111 \h Donnell Douet."
c 11rp ' ( ·I"' 1.:Jrgo JCI "'II he
dl I 1\ l'd p.1\t June, 1.1unp.tn1
••II 1.i.il' ,,t1d ~1onda>
I hl \t I rn11,·ba,cd con1r,1l lc11.
"lmh " huildtng the m1li1.111
1r.111,1w1 1 .11 ''' Dough" A1r1..1 tit
111111 hcrl'. h.1d promised lhl \11
l or1:c th.tt th1: (-17 y,.ould th h1
the end 111 th1' month.
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1111 ,,11 c11 .ind IC\l-\Chcdulinl!
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on 11m1.·
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R.11ll\L\, ,,11J 11 nm\ ,1ppc.11' the
Ol.lllkn fh~hl \\Ill l,11.c rl,1Ce
·,nr11e11mc in Jul\··
-ny tllf' AS~OC'lltltd l'rt \
Rare SoVlet planes to
be displayed In U.S.
\II ~A. Arv I wcl"e of
Hu,,1,1\ r.trcl\. \ccn World \\111 II
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"~''cl.I .111 agreement rn Mo CO\\ to
tiring the le em.I.try plane\ to the
United Stulc\ 11 p.1rt of ,, lltrce·
ycnr C\hib11.
lhe pl.inc will be Onwn here tn
one of the ~o\<iet Union·,
mamm th cargo pl•ne . Star of the:
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Published by Page Group Publishins, Inc.
Ellial St~n. Jr., chair~n
Jim Cretsinger, publisher
Wltu.m S. Lobdell, editor & vice president
Stew Marble, managing edttOf'
W*-lwr-sht, 1901-l989, founding publisher
Editor/al
Luxury tax teaching
lawmakers a lesson
Only time will tell, as editorials often remind us, but last
week we may have ecn the b~ginning or a new epoch.
Senote Majority Leader George Mitchell was commenting
on the o-called luxury tax on big boats, fancy cars, furs and
Jewelry. He said he would support rcpeafing the levy "if the
evidence e tabla hes that because of the tax, sales have
declined and job have been lost ... "
('(:ould 1t be the Ctceros on Capitol Hill arc discovering
(ha't the law~ they pa s actually affect the lives of human
beings? Or, more specifically, that when they increa e taxes,
~ale decline. JOb arc losr and people find it harder to make
cnd'i meet?
The luxury tax wa's one of the sillier provisions of last
year's budget agreement. It was pure demagoguery, serving
merely as nn occa ion for congressmen to preen among
themselves and to boast about soaking the rich.
It's amusing to watch politicians with annual incomes of
$125,000 fu me nbout fat cats, but to mnny Americans the
lu>.ury tax ecm less thnn hilarious -Myron Taylor, for
example, n New Mexico banker. Mulliplc sclerosis has
confined him to a wheelchair. He recently paid an extra $396
in taxes o n his Dodge van because the nece sary
modification placed the vehicle in the "luxury" price range.
"Tl i~ no lu'<ury," Taylor told the Wall S1rect Journal. "I
certainly wouldn't drive one 1f I didn't have to."
The worken who build yachts aren't laughing. either
More than .000 of them have been laid off this year, thanks
to plummeting ales. Another 3,000 retail car sale men have
likewise lost their Jobs. Such a consellucnce shouldr(t Have
been hard for Congre s 10 predict: Higher t!_Ues mean higher
price • >which mean fewer ales, which mean people lose their
jobs. Meanwhile, the tax may not bring in even the relatively
small amount' of revenue originally expected.
Congressional demagogues once enjoyed criticizing tax cuts
as "trickle do\\n'' economic . They should attend to the
"trickle down" effects of their tax increase . The economy is
fnr more complc'< than their frivolous rhetoric can account
for. If the lu'<u ry tax teaches them this simple lesson, it will
be a windfall.
Today In History
\
foday 1\ Tuesday. June 18, the
J69th day of 1991. There arc 196
day left in the year.
Today's HlahllKht In HI tory:
In 1873. uffrag1 t Su an B
Antho n> wa' fmcd SI OO for
attempting to \Ole in the 1872
pre 1dent1al election
On June 18, 1940, during World
War H, 8nt1 h Pnmc Mani ter
Winston Churchill urged his
countrymen. m a pcech to the
House of Commons, to compor1
them el~cs in a manner that would
prompt future generation to say,
"Thi wa their fine 1 hou r."
On thl date:
ln I 778. American forces
entered Philadelphia a the 8rit1\h
withdrew during the Revolutionary
Wnr
In 1812, the United States
declared wur aga in t Britain.
Five year ago Twenty-five
people were 11.tllcd when a twin·
cngrne plane nnd helicopter
carrying sight eer'i collided above
the Grand Canyon
Today's Blrthda)s: Actor E G
Mar hall '" I. Lynes 1 Sa mm>
Cahn ts 7 . Col umnt'>I Tom
Wicker 1s 65 . Rock s mger·
c o m p o s e r -m u t c 1 3 n Pa u I
McCartney 1 49. Movie reviewer
Roger Ehert i 49. Actrcs lsabcllo
Rossellini i' 39. Actrc Carol
Kane'" 39.
-By the A soC'loted Pttss
llJ .... , , .....
Taxes -the economy and the deficit
There arc no signs whatsoever
that the economy of California i
recovering from
this rcce 100 To
the contr:iry, last
yea r' cost ly
free ze and the
co niinucd
drought on l)"
c '<3 CC rh;llC I he
problem., of oil
Cal1lo rn1 a
b11,1nc'' noL
Jll\I .1~riht1\lnC"~·
( .il1forn1a ------
h II~ inn' .t n d 70th District
1 n d 11 '1 r' "' .1 'A bl .drc,HI\ rechnii ssem yman
from the "nrtd·., ------mo,1 'tringcn t nod cxpcn<11\ie
rci:ul.1ton l.1" on the environment,
poll1111un and endangered '\pcc1c11
I hey \\Cre l",1u,ing economic havoc
long hdtirc l.t,1 ~car\ huge fedcr.11
Jnd ,1.11c t,I\ 1ncrea,es prO\ 1dcd
the \Ir.iv. that pu\hcd uur
econom\ O\/Cr the edge
Our 'late'" enmom" '' hkc an
1l\erlo.idcd .11rlincr tha·l h.i' lo't all
but one engine and u; on .J deadly
couf\C downv.ard. ln .. tcad of
thrn" 111g 'omc of the C"ice'
baggage t1\Crt>oard. the pilot and
m;uw of the crC\\ member\ susgc: I red1icm~ ..omc of the fue l going to
the renrn1ning engine That'<,
c\,1ctl) wh.11 ,1 S7 h1llinn doll:ir tax
111c1,a'ic \.\<Htld do 1n our faltering
C(;onnm,, \In k ll
II 1,n·1 onlv l ocl..hced thftl hu s
lclt our \t,1te \.\Ith 11' th<1u,And of
JOb' :ind hilhlHl' of dt>lhm 1n
dcfcmc rnntruch Uu,1nc.,...c!I 11nd
indu\lf), both lartte .ind 'mall.
htM! been lin111y up Ill Jc,1.,.c ·1 he
S1.11c ( h.1mhc"1 .1grcl' thnt lhc
11ue\l10n ht1,lllC" U\Cd lO tl\K,
'Wh\' "hould we lca.,.e'>"' hn
changed II' "Why 'hould we .,, .. , ?"
E\Cll 11 our cc(1nom) w." not
prc,entl" an '"'h d.ingcr. r1111,1ng
C11liforni.1\ ''" hurdcn on a
working cl.1,, th.t i '' illretid
O\Crburdc:ncd " inconceivable.
\pe11d1ht1ft politician' point to
n.1t1onal rnnl..in ., hO\\lng th11t
Californ1tt v.orkcf'I :ire not the
hca1. 1 .,t taitctl 111 lhc nation '
j11'lt1f1c;i t1on fur r.11...,ng I t'<C till
Best or the Hotllne
rc111or·, n llC I hi. lllll<mm • lfrC
'• mplt•\ 111 Or1m.1>'<' Co1nt IJ•il.f
l'llot rc.ldcr · conlll'ltllt' tanll
crtt1,1-im' h1le l'ilot ed1tm~
wcl •1me an,1 read all comment •
we will onl puMi h r1;,pon\C\
from 11lcf\ \\ho lca\c a n. me
(rlcase pell 11 out), cat tand
phone numN:r (for \iCrifi 11on).
You • n ct '"'"hc:d h~ c.-lhn
the Editor' Huthnc 1111 ~2·tJOl h.
1h n.,
'
further They are wrong, or course.
Tht: direct taxes Californians
·pay " but a hint of our overall tax
burden A i&nificant part or our
ta"< burden 1s noc c"en "' 1ble, nor
:ire !l1m1lar such caxe collccled in
m.my other \IJte~.
Thirfy )'ear ago our local
go"crnmcnt began transfcrnng
the cos t of ou r b a ~1 c
infrn'ltructure, road\, water and
~e"' .1gc, thrpugh home builder<\
and into the price of our housing.
No" th.ti hidden ta , including
open 'PJCe, 'iChool\, libranc!I.
izrccn hell\, etc I' ,, m.iJor part of
11ur hnu.,e pa)menl\
When you add up the re.ii 1a~
burd en on Cahforntnn~. mclud111g
th e high CO)I of hnu<,ang, which
reOcc1' tho c hidden t.1'<c,, you
c.un \CC that we are :11 the top of
the ll\1 or t.ixpuyc,-., in \mcrn:a
0, C\en 1f \\C were Olli IO the
throe-. of a rcc.c,-.11H1, ''c \hould
not ra1,c la'<c' We:. arc alrcad~
11\ert,"ed
l he appm"m.1 tc. SJ .i :. ti1lhnn
dc!ICll th.II e\ier\one " \\ringing
their h.1nd' tl\er 1,n·1 "'hat wu
mu\ hclle\.e It 10 PC SJ 3 h1lhon 111
11 j, the ,tmount "'~ .ire pre,entl\
alh1" 1n~ \late gm:ernmcnt to
'pend .1h\1\ c current mc:orne .and
S\J fl h1lluin 1, ne'<I )Car·., dch1.:11. If
\\C .tllm\ 1lw 'pendanfE 1t1 8f(l\\
EH·n 1hrn1gh 't\e kne" had !"
,.\U~\l'I 111 l.t'I \C.lr that re,cnue'
\\CH 1101 g1,111g 111 meet 1111, H .tr '
budget \\l' l..t•pt on 'pend1n~ \\ l'
wuld h,,,,. n11 the ~J 3 h11! on w
.1lfllO\I ll 111 \llllph h\ Ul tllll\g had.
nn ,,JI C:'l'Cn'e' .tao" the ho.u(t
1 he S•I h h1lhon ol the S 1-l .'
h11l111n ,,,.~,tlkd d1,:l11.:1t '1mpl)
rcprc,cn1' tht• 1nc:rc.1,c 1n
<ipendin)! th.ti .ill .:n,c:rnmcnl
.1'!enc:1e' \11mh1ncd \\,m1 Ill 'reou
nc\t \:C.tr including a SI ,i ti1lhtln
rc,cf\c It ' ti fl hlllmn ni11rc than
the) .uc 'Pi!nding tht' fl,c:al ycur
Jm,1gine l1H 1 mollll'lll 1h.11 11ur
ltUO I\ ' tao11I\. h1dl \.CIH the
hre d\\ioocr gci' pr,im(iicd and
hnn , home nwrc monc) th.lo
'"'· I lm\e,er. f;amrl) mcnll>Ct'I
lw ~'\ rl in Ill 'P\'llll more lhitn
h1' h1 hc1 10\oni 1.nn ttlnu1 Y'I
\e ;, • ht' p.1 "' '. "Ill ''t' ll'•e
hu .. inc'' tell off
Hu"'cve r. family member\
refused to cut their 'pcuding. In
fJct. the> told the bre:id"'inner
the> had plan' to bu) C\cn more
nc'<l )C.1r .and it was up 10 him to
},!Ct a ''de JOb and make more
mone~. e\en 1f he 't\J' .llhn~ Our
,1,11c· .. deficit problem j, a sample
a' that
S 1.4 b1ll1on of next \car\ dcf1c1t
repre,ent J re ef\.c. · We hould
not plan for .1 re'icnc durin& 1
reces1i1on 1f 1t mcJn\ rJl'\ing U\'<e .
The re,cnc cJn he pledged from
other 'tale fund . · not 1n the
budget. 'hould ii rc'le t\'C t:'tc
neces,ury to rctatn our bond
rating. The S 14.3 b1lhon could be
further reduced b" S 9 b1lhon b}
Jdop11ng the: federal dccruul
'i>'tcm of .iccounting
J'he thin~ to keep in mind 1'1 -
that Jd1c11 or not -th e ... 1n1c '-'111
h.l\c a" much or more income.
more rc\cnuc l\C\t 11 .. c.11 vear. thiln
\\C h.u1 1h1' ,~c.H hen "'"h ,\
,fqHl'''cd cct1n1•m\. "c '"II
rc.:1.( I\ l lll\lfl'
It \\C JU\I lrCClC 'pcnd1n!t nc\I
~car •• 11 th" ~cJr·, lc\.cl. pledge to
U'l' tr lll"pnrl 1l1Po fund,, 1n ca'c
"'' need .1 re,cl'c .• mlt h.rncc 10
,, d1lkrl'lll .1ctoun1ing ''''cm. \\C
\\11uld reduce the I.lei h.11 tu ;a little
11\\'r ~.i bilhon Mt"I 111 11. the
11\l r run th.11 IA.C ,1111)\\.l'd 1h1' \C.lf
\\ ( lhlll0 I m:nl hi I 11 .. e t.l\C\ 111
tll tl..e llf) l11r th.11 \\.\• l.tn .IOU
'h1,11ld 'CI thlll dcltul .1,Hk •• ind if
the c,·onorn\ doc,n't "ounce hack,
produnn~ inne .... cd rc.Hnuc. pay
11 lr0m <'ther 't:ttc lunch l h.11
'h1111ld 1w1 "c m·n·"·'"' I he
1.•cun11nn "111 rchnund rnul'h
4utd••cr .ind "'''h more 'llrcngth 1f
\\C rctu'c hl r "'<' ta°'lc'
I h1,, 111 '1c"' nC the rel·e"1on
.11itl our ,1.11c·, ho,tllt' bu'itne''
cnv1mnmcnt. '"'l'ulJ h<' the """' pruJcnl ul\lf'l' Ill u1ke I ( It f)f\l\C'
\\f\\nc. ''c can al1A.uv., chan e
\Our c, \\C '-'lHtld nol hlvc hurt
uu r econt'm\ If. on I he other
hitnd. \\C r.Jl\c tn'c' ntiw h" the
hu c 111n11un1 uggc,tetl. 1nJ our
eC\1nom\ ~(lC' I r11m re<"c'''°" tu
tlcr,rc"lmt, there "111 he "''"'here
II;) l' hut f1111hc1 d•' n
too. Juhe rccciH1f 1 I ir "<; .:olllco
h111\\I h:..kc In leave t arrnn
tlcrge,on'\ olh\C \ "di m11ny
ot the: other lcgr~l.111' • 11fc<,
~
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Gov.
SACkAMEN10 -It was, for
Pete Wil$(.>n, the mo~nl ol truth.
California' till·
new governor
would either
per uade hi
fellow
Republicans in
the tale
A' embly 10 \IOtc
for h is
contro\er-.ial
budget package
or be publicly
hum1ha1ed.
The \Ote ha"e
)Cl to be t'.tlhcd.
but 1i .1ppear~ a\
if Wll\On
.. .....
Capitol
Politics
-;ucceeded Monday. He emerged
from a two-hour-plus meeting with
Republican lawmakers claiming to
hn"c enough votes to enact the
~pending cut) and new taxes
nece1,'lary 10 patch a more thao
S 14 b1ll1on hole an the California
'IJIC hudget
Republ ican As embly leader
Ro Johnson remained publicly
\keptical, but priva tely, Republican
legislator aid Wilson can get at
lea t a dozen \!Otes out of the 31·
member GOP caucus, which
probably "-Ould be enough, when
paired with Democratic "otcs. to
pa s the budget alrc~dy approved
by the liltc Senate.
"I didn't gi"c up anything,"
Wal on told report.et after
emerging from the clo cd-door
meeting, publicly pushing the state
Legislature to qutckly enact not .
only the budget bill but more th.in
.1 dozen other measures needed to
"1mplcmen1 the deal be worked out
late la t week with leaders or the
en ate.
"What )OU ce an delay 1s the
uowillingnc ~ople to come to
anp' with reahty," Wilson said,
urging the Legi laturc to ignore
" pcc1al-interest pleading."
Monday's ~down followed a
weekend or marathon teai 1a1i,'C I
\C ion that made only hmrted
proJrC toward coding the bud et
cri 1 thnt h .clomtnated ttwstarc1
Capitol ince January
The enate pa scd the bud er
bill and a couple of the piece of
1mplemcnttng leg1 ltttion. But the
A'> embly balked -and not onl)
because o f Republican
unhappane with the $7 billion-
plus an new taxes
Many liberal Democrat arc
ht1\llle to the welfare-grant
rcduc11on<1 and othe r 'ipendang
cut,, and pubhc·employcc union"
.ire hammering their lcg1~la11"e
alhc' -Democrats mo,th -rnc:r
pen,mn ch.Jngc... and an· ind1rcc1
trce1e on ra1 C'-for tcache,.. and
., 101.:al RO\ernmcnt cmpln~ce<.
l ohh~ l't' for pamcular tiu,mc''
~fl'Ufl'\ h11 h\ prn~1~ed nc" l,t\C'
-nc"''P 1pcrs. CJnd~ ;md nadl.
J1,1rihu1or.... CJble·telc' 1,wn
'''1crm and othe r. -arc c.1llin.:
in their poh11cal ch11\. 1oc1
l hat'<. the • pec1al 1nti.rc,1
plc.uhni:" that \\ 1lson denounced
(. 111lcct1vclv. 11 rcpre,cnl' 11 t
~rcatc<,t remaining 1mpn i1ment 111
en.1ctmen1 ul the \\ tl\On bud~ct
package. which is o dcltca tel~
halunced that any change 1n onl·
clement could upo;el everything
W h ii c t h c r c a r c .1 fr-...
dlfkrcntC.\ from \.\h,ll W1l,On h.H1
prnpn,cd h\\I month. the pad.:agc
doe' rcprc,c:nt ;l mn1or chnngc 1n
r.,c:il d1rcc11on. If enacted, 11 "111
tic a nrn1or triumph for the
R puhltc:rn go"ernor. OO(' bound
10 propel ham into lht; lrnnt rink'
llf fu ture: GOP prc,1d c; n11.il
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TODAY'S SUN
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S •t. M1< h.wl Y,l(p, tall..-. with students at Harbor View School
it\ Coron.i <kl Mor on Mondar Students and their parents
'" P•)'MIC)t•nr c.oni O. ly Noc
raised money to bring the Desert Storm veteran to the Or
angc Coast after corresponding with him during the war.
Wilson claims Assembly GOP support, but
lawmakers say 'no' on budget proposal . ~Doug Willis
1flit Associated Press
SACRAML· N'J 0 Cin-. Pete Wilson
)iys he ha\ the 'urrnrt of enough
.Assembly Rcpuhlicam to P"'' h1' budget
·4cJld tax pl<1n\, but the 1\s,emhl) GOP
loader say~ Wil,on ha,n't \\<On any
• nverts from hi\ .1nt1·t.ix u1ucu'i
·:;Wilson and A<i\cmhly Republic.an
~adcr Ro ' John-.on of hillerton made
~·c contradictory 3'1'e''ment<, Monday in
·kporatc impromptu new\ conferences
lillowing a 2 I 4-hour cln'lcd meeting
volving W1bon and the Ac;.,emhly's ·'I
publican member\
"I think we will ha"e 'ulf1c1ent vote~ to
t thi!i budget throu8h. · the Republican
vcrnor said, de\cnbing budget-related
II approved Sunda) by the Senate to
e ale\ ta~e., and to cut welfare by 4.4
rc.:cnt and permanent!) repeal
omatic.: nnnuol CO\Hlf·hvmg increa'e in
f.ire grunt!I.
The re wo' not a ''"Sic voice ra1 ed 1n
room 1n llupport of th1i. packtigc," ""°n i.n1d. he welfare cuts hod been a key
and of As embly Republicans, who
refu cd to vote (01 any taxes
eases, including the I l/4·cen1 ·per·
ar 11iele tax hike Wil on proposed as
principal new revenue source,AO---ltelpj
1 SJ4.3 billion revenue g4p in MS
d s'' billion late budget.
h 1he Vwetrarc and s~1le tax bill won
Senate approv. I on Sunday, and
said he fell he now h the
ol A sc:mbly Republicans for both
btll , which in turn would b k
....... imp111C. ••II ao wit h inc {part ), some
II! With o hcri. I think enouah will ao '°'h to ilo 1t," W1I n aid of the
ol I ttina A cmhly Republican
.,.... the controver,ial tu hike t1 nd
welfare hill'
"We had a good meetmg. We hAd a
meeting which c;crvcd its purpose, to
make clear "hat is being proposed. There
\""' a great dc11I of mbundcr landing,"
wi1,1111 'aid
But the welfare change:-rnn into
t1 ouhle Monday aflernoon. when an
t\c;-.emhl) commi1tcc Jt lcnst temporarily
.. hcheJ the proposal
01hcr Rcpuhl1cans gave vnrying
ver"°'" of the po lure or lhe fractured,
often contcn11ous A cmbly Republican
C11llCll'o
"\-h: hil\e a heller chance of finding .l
curi: [or Al OS today than passing the
hudgct." commented A\\cmblyman Stan
St.11ham, R·Ch1co
Only one A'l .. cmbl) Republican. J nc1a
Hunter of Bomia, ~aid publicly th.ii he
"'ould ~upporl Wilson's plan, and even
she hedged that.
"I think Pete's been very fair with U\,
he's been very tra1ghtforward. I 1hink
we've got the best deal we can get thi\
budget ycnr. Ultimately, I'll be voting for
this packngc," Hunter aid
Wilson nltcrnately claimed succc~s and
warned Of the dire COn\cq11enCC\ of il
contmued budgel deadlock.
Asked if he had twis1ed 11rm" to win
As embly GOP uppo11 . Wilwn joked:
"Tv.1 t arm'' I will hrcak urm if
ncce,sary."
W1IM>n relied rmmnrily on Dcmocr.uie
'iupport, to ge1 Im budget nd Ill'<
propoc;rrlo; through the Senate O\.Cr the
\\ce!..cnd, nnd i expected 10 have to do
the ' me in the A<-cmhly.
But Dcmocr1t ha"c only 46 of the 54
\iOlC'> ncc.:cJc:d for tu b1IJ.i for tht bud ct
in the A' cmbly. Tlut mean' Wil n
need at lea .. 1 eight or the A cmbly' 31
Rcruhltc:iw., and p1ohi1bly .1 few murc
th o n 1 h11, ~•nee omc 'embly
Demhcrats ohject tu hi'> reliance on n
4'ale\ tax hike m\tcad of higher mcome
taxes for 1he wealthy
Wilson's plan would misc the ~late
~ule\ tax by 11,, ccnb per dollnr, an
average of about $130 o year for
California'~ 30 million re ident'l. The
welfnrc cuts would reduce mo t benefit11
by 4.4 percent. a reduction of $31 from
the current S694 a month grant for a
mother with 1wo children.
In d<.ldit1on to rai mg the rate, the tu
hill would al~ extend the ale t.u to
<;evcrnl currently exempt item , including
cnn<.I). snack food • new papers,
magazine'>. bottled water and nirera(t and ''"P fuel,.
~ The ~clfare mea ure would not onl)'
cut c.urren1 pa)ments by 4.4 percent, but
would ulMl permanently \u\pend current
Jutomatic annual co\t-or·livma mcrea c
1n grant • provi ions Wilson de~nbcd as
"more 'tructurnl reform br, far than thi
place hn'i ever ec n before. '
While Wilson tried to ell his budget
plan to A 'icmbly Republic11n~. both the
Senate nnd A''cmbly 11djourned relatively
brief Mondity ~c sions w11hout u1k1ng any
form.ti 1i1ct1on on 1he budact or ny or a
dozen related t.ix incrc r,e or 'pcndina cut
bill~
A 'cinbly committee!\ did hold bric(
required hcArin on the ttlcM ~ ~nd
, .. elfare·cut bill • cndina the Ale tAx
bl\ck to the floor but at least temporarily
-.1dctt11ckin& the welfare bill.
In &he Scn3te, Democratic Pre\1dcnt
Pro ·r cm D<ivid Roberti of u>J Anacle
.11d the upper house didn't act on ny of
the 10 remaining bud1ct-rcl1tcd bill on
11~ agenda in /art becau c cnato
Democrat~ "woul hkc to cc omc per·
forma ncc from the Aucmhl)', c pec1 lly
the A'sc:mbly Republican "
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aid Yates, a 22-ycar veteran of the Air Poree. "This guy i!I 1 terrorist, he's a crook
and he' a cri minal."
Student.,, decked out in homemade "Sgt. Yates fan club" T-sh.irts, were quick to ask
about the array of weapon u cd by soldiers during Operation Desert Storm, and
oohed and aahcd while watching a video of Iraq's infrastructure being blown to
!lmtthi:rccns. .
"We've learned a whole lot about what went on over there," said 11-ycar-old Jeff
Fracalo,y. "There shouldn't be a war, but as long as we have 10 do it, we might as well
do ii right and win."
Yatc~ arrived nt John Wayne Airport last Saturday to the cheers of Harbor View
tudcnti. and is lodging with four families during his stay -an honor for which
\tudcnb held n lotter}'.
Conrath aid she is not worried that her ·tudents will sec the u e of force anhe on ly
'IOlution to international conflict.
"A lot of my students felt it was a solution 111 this .case," he said. "But like Mike's
been telling them, it isn't olvcd."
ACCIDENT
!19.U*liiillll h 1ch wa on
ran a r'<I iil'liall )Etf"t wn
idcd the pa tenter 11CJe of
Kautcn·i. 1987 To)'ota p1cl>.up, which was
wc,tbound on Yorktown.
Knutcn' baby daughter was in an
111fan1 car cal on the paSM r 11idc.
The impact knocked Kauten's truck
into eastbound Yorktown traffic, causing
it 10 hit a 1989 Ford Fiesta drive n by
Howard Carlwn, 49, of Wcs.tmin ter,
Hu ntington Beach Police Lt. Ed McErlain
said.
Carl on and Goforth, who was a
pas,enger 111 the Ford ficMa, were taken
to Hoag Hospital, 11nd Carlson was
releo .. cd after treatment of minor'
laccrnt1on\
COFFEBIOUSE
From A1
entcrtammcnl permit.
"This is the best way of domg 1t," an
obviously pica cd Burke said, following
the meeting.
During the hearing, evcral people
'J>OkC 1n upporl or the coffechou e
uppllcnt1on .
Costa Mc!la re 1den1 Roy P1Larek 01d
he '>tumbled onto the coffcchou e about
t"'o mon ths ago. oon after its opening.
"It brought me back to the 1960s," he
CABLE TAX
From A1
and tha1 Kelly didn't ha\.e to d1\qual1fy
h1m\elf.
Recd 'n1d either Kelly should ah tain
or lhc council . hould delay its vole until
it got .in opinion from the Fn1r Poht1cal
Practice Commis!l1on .
A<.. with oil tax increa..c.,, the cable tax
hike required five dfarmati\.C \.Oles.
Kelly' wa the fifth vote.
Voting 1n f &\/Of of the increa'ie were
Green, Kelly. Earle Robitaille. Und.1
Moulton-Patter on and Grncc Winchell.
Jun S1lv11 \.-Otcd 11gain t the lncrca)c and
Don MacAlh\tcr was ab cnt.
Legrand wa!I treated at the cene for
nee!>. pam.
The chance~ or Tiffany' survival
appeared f rlm Monday night. IC the ba~
lo e., her life, he ~ould beCQmc lhe city's
fourth traffic fatality m two weeks,
ucco1d1ng to McErla1n.
Ju\t Sunday, a 24·year-old Huntington
Beach man "alking across Beach.
Boulevard north or Yorktown, only a
couple of mi les from the Monday
colhs1on, wa ~!ruck by an alleged
drunken driver and killed.
Another Huntington Beach resident
w,1, .irre,tc<.I on suspicion of mi<;dcmcanor
drunken driving.
Other recent fotal accidents occurred
on June 3 and June 12. The ci ty has
recorded m traffic fatalities since the
bcginnm~ of the year, according to
Mel il;11n
told thi: council
"It wa' ii brc.ith of fresh air," he
.Hided, ~pculi.1ng literati> since there 1'i no
'moli.ing .11lowed 1n the coffcehou e
Ch.1mhcr of Commerce pre 1dcnt Jim
I lc.n\\Ood al!lo \Ubm111cd a lc1ter to the
council 1n ~upport or the corfoehou e
·• fhc coffeehouse 1 an important part
uf Co,t,1 Me\a\ -.trong free enterprise
'mnll hu\ine'" community.·· Henwood
wrote "It I\ important thal we !iupport
hu'11nc"c' who provide quality 1icrv1cc ,
mcluding e n1ertamment, for patron in
the community."
Par.1gon Pubhc lntcre~t Director Don
Weddle paid Kelly''I newspaper more than
$2.000 for the ad
City Admini'ilrntor Mike Uberuoga said
lhc f1 .. c percent TV tl\JC ~ill nuse $750,000
.ind "'ould prevent cu t' in the police and
fire department .
"II .., your re.,pon 1b1hty," rc1,1dcnt Jack
B11l0li. told the council. "to protect
rc-.1d<'nh from tll\C\.
'"l'he city mu t rein 111 on pending, "
he ,,11d "RCJCCt the budget os it stand'! or
redo it "
Cit) \&.1ffcr' 11aid the t)'p1cal cu,tomcr
of P.1 r0Ji;on Cable, whu:.h crve 43,000
Cll'itomc,.. 1n the city, will pay un average
SI .4.S each month for the new tax.
Long arm of law nabs councilman
.NcWPORT B ACH -Frc hnrnn City
C'o unc1lmiln John Hedge has proven
quickly . thin even city lender cnn act
traffic lid.ch.
1 he youthful counc1lm1n, who c red
beach crui er bicycle is his m11n mode ot
tron~portation in the city, wa i ucd 1
citation on May 17 for riding h1 •~o·
wheeler un the 1dewalk near Balboa Pier
and "'ithoul a proper b1q-clc lkcn ,
"It ~as 11 the corner of ~bin trcct
and B.albm1 Boulevard." id the 35·year·
old I fed c • who c"cn bicycle to and
from council mceun . "I w11 com1n1
rrom the oceanfront. and I ppcd up on
the 'Ide' 11~ ltl chcd.: m m 1lhm at the
ro~l oHtcc ...
:\ moment 1.11e1. u motorcyd~ ofhccr
.1p1w1ucd and luindcd the ticket to the
cuunc1lm.in, whn probnhly ppcarcd the
t) p1c11I 'Ill rcr in ht' outfit of hon I \lraw
h.1t, 'una;ha,'ie' ind no h1rt.
I ledge n1d he duJn't rc.thle he wn
hie 1~11\g the l.1~. but conceded the ttckct
s pr per.
"I didn't even think 1hout 11 -1 JU t
rullcll cr1 the trtct and got up on the
1dc" lk," I kdic c1pla1nctl. "I ~hould
have da mounted and walked tho b1c;yde,
but I w•~ in hurry and 1t wat a matter of •
fct) for me!'
Ucd C.\, who Hid the incident w1 "an
cdu 11on1I urcricn c," ha incc raid
the IS udm .
,.,~
Payne S~art celebrates U.S. Open
playoff win O\ler Scott Simpson Monday.
Fernando
acquisition
latest
blunder
The Fcrnandomania cry heard round
t}\e baseball world 10 years ago is turning
to sorrow this season for the An&el , who
signed another feeble pitcher earlier this
month.
A left-handed starter, they didn't need:
They already had southpaws Mark
Langston, Chuck Finley and Jim Abbott
in their rotation.
A veteran fines c pitcher who has
obviou ly lost a f cw (ect on his fastball,
they didn't need, either. A healthier box
office attrnctton, well, now there's
something the Anaels needed. With
attendance down nearly 90,000, the
Angels picked up the Dodgers' old scraps.
Presto, Fernando Valenzuela comes
alive, aaain. This time on his last leg.
'tiaybe his last hurrah. And here to fill
Anaheim Stadium seats because nothing
cl e ju tifies why the Angels would ri k
big bucks on a auy who relics on getting
hitter out with bad pitches.
"(I've) made good
pitche ,"Valenzuela
said, "they ju t don't
chase (them). I've
thrown ti lot of breaking
balls and screwballs, but
the hitters never swing
(at them). They're &ood
pitches for me, but the
hiuers don't chu e
them."
That's Fernando's
version: mRking hitters
chai.c pitches out of the Baseball mike 1onc. Sorry. but
------thut's '\kating on th in ice, walking on egg
shell , playing with fire Fernando was
great from 1980 to '86 w11h the Dodgers,
the team's mo t beloved hurler ince
Koufax and Dry dale, but th1 1 '91 and
ha stuff is only good enough to get out
minor lcaaue hitters.
The Anael , dropping another financial
bomb on their Orange County faithful.
have egg on their face now that
Valenzuela, 30, as on the IS-day di. abled
Ii t after a follow-up physical examination
last ~eek re"calcd an abnormal
cardiogram. When it rains, it pour .
After three minor league outing , the
Angel purcha ed Valenzuela's contract
on June 7, but since then, Fcrnandomania
ha turned into El Floppo-mania. He's
0-2 with an earned run average of 12. lS
in his first two American Lcaaue starts,
which gives ,the Angels rea on to believe
they made a mista ke.
Sellin& tickets i one thing, winn ing the
AL West is another
If this sounds like a broken record, it
is. The Angels, followina their historical
ineptnc s toward slgnina broken-down
ballplayers, l11d another cu with
Fernando. When will thi oraanizatton
I ever learn?
Joe Grahe, recently rcc11lcd from
Triple·A Edmonton, Mike Fetters,
SM DUNN/a
ll8ll8v8r McClure
Wllvld llY ~.gall
ANAHEIM -Tho California
Anfcl. activated outfielder Junior
Fell"< Crom tho l.S·day i.li ublcd II t
Monday.
To make room for Felix on their
roster, the Anacls asked w11vc:n on
ldt·handcd reliever Bob McClure.
Felix, who wa 11delined with a
ma1ned ri&ht air muscle, wa hittina
.268 with one home run and 13 RBI
before Monday niaht' same at
Boston He had l7 hit m 13 at·b:tt .
McOurc, • wa 1n hi third )CM
with the An.ads. He wa O·O with no
Javt\ thi sca5Qn. In 9~ inning , he
allowed 13 hit and 11 run\, JO
earned, with five walk and . ftYe
lrlkcout tt1 earned run avcrap
wa 9 ll.
lrMlrlen ,, .....
CHASKA, Minn. -Payne Saowart, he
ol lite outlandish fashion• in dolhes. won
the tht U.S. Open Oolf Championship in
even more outlandish fashaon Monday.
It ls necessary to ao back to the days of
Mduxy stickl, to the days when knickcn
were even more in vogue, to find scores
biaher thian those cumpilcd by Stewart
and Scott Simp$Qn in their playoff for the
American national champion~h1p.
Stewart won it with a 3-0\'cr·par 7S
apinst a n by the stricken Simpson, who
-once again -blew a\ two-"croke lead
over the last three holes at the Hazeltine
Nationlll Golr Club, includina putting his
tee shot on the par-3 17th into the water.
Those scores arc the highest in an 18-
holc Open playoff ~incc Tommy Armour
beat Light horse Harry Cooper 76· 79 in
am.
Outlandish? It wu JO oulland1sh that:
• Stewan won deq:jtc ma1ung onty one
birch.: CMr hit hast ·33 hole•.
• He won the ph1yorf de1pite makana a" many boaey1 (rour) 11 he h•d in the
four rounds of rcgulatio-. play combined.
• He mndc only a single birdie in the
playoff, but 'till made up four troke
over the last three hole , wipina out a
two-troke Sim~n lead.
•There were three two-trokc wings
on individual holes, two in Simpson's
favor.
And. ~rhap~ most outlandi"ih of all,
Stewart bOunccd a tc~ ~hot off " rock and
out of the water on the eighth hole.
"When that happc-ncd, l thought.
'Maybe it is your da),' " Stewart ad .
It was his day.
It wa far from an art1 tic one,
tiowc\lcr. In fact, from the 'itandpoin1 of a
All-Orange Coast Area )()ftball players include (clockwise from back row left). Jen-
nifer Allchin (fountain Valley), Dana Jahr (Huntington Beach), Kristen Santa Cruz
(Fountain Valley), Shanen l<rc1pl (Huntington Beach), Rae Rice <Fountain Valley),
W illa Parchen (Marina), Lisa Dacqu1sto (Ocean View), Danielle Bowman <Hunting-
.. ,., ,., Tiii., Plat
u.
aolfin& f'Url•t , it WSH downright ugly It
ttmcs.
.. It wun't out1tanctina gotf; ... SteWan
adm1.ttcd, .. but the JOlf counc wa!I v..:ry
difficult today.
"It tested your patjence, it tested your
ab lny, it tested your fortitude:. I'm
fortunate to be the chiimpion."
But the m1s1akc·prone playoff lacked
nothin& in drama, panicularly over the
Cini.I three hole , the homecoming stretch
that pr\>"'cd to be Sim~n· ncmc,is,
' On Saturda), he came to tho)(: three
hole~ ·with a two-trokc lead, bogeyed
twice and came away in a tic for the lead.
On Sunday, he came to tho c me
hole-., again in front by t~o. Again, he
. bogeyed twice, dropped into a 1ie :tnd ct
up the pla)off
The 1,ame s11uat1on existed on Monday.
When the 1987 Open champion toad on
the 16th tee, he was two in front .
1·A(1cr the 1.Sth hole, I thought I had a
peat chance.'' Sim~ aid.
But rtUs lime he wa unable to ulvap
a 11c. He bogeyed in. Stewart had his lone
bi rdie ol the day on the 16th, • four·
trok~ wing on 1hrce hole~ and the
arandc 1 victory of hi career.
For SimJ*>n, eight bogc) and a playoff
lo and the blwn lead on the last three
holes v.ao; ~mcthing entirely different.
"It' a little di appointing to lose the
U.S. Open t""o da~ in a row," Simpson
aid with his char:actcri tic, v.ry Jm~
··1 feel sorry "'ror him," S1ev.1rt said,
"Ju t a I felt :sorry for Mike Reid when I
~on the PGA Champion hip" in 1989.
Arter a va6ety o( ad"cnturc 6y both
pt .. ycr in and and water and tree and
tra h, they straggled to the 16th tee with
imp,on in hi customary positt0n, two
'troke in front.
See OPEN/I!
r l"''
ton Bedchl, Julie Luft {,\.\inna). helly Fuller \.Ve ... tm1nster), Stefanie Noffsinger
(Huntington Beach) and Jena Sansone (Ocean View). t sho~n are Jennifer Col-
cl.1)Uf<' ".;e"port Harbor Shannon Dolan Fountain Valley), Andrea Doty (West-
minstN ) Tami 0o .... 1in Ocean Vre.,.. . ~m-. Godwin and Jennifer Cline (Mater Oei)
Barons' Rice heads· area softball team
By Barry Faulkner
0ra.noe Couc Ollfy Nol
ALONG THC O RANGE COAST -
Fountain Va lley I hgh cn1or Rnc Rice,
nn impo ing figure to opposing hitters
1he past four season • top the Oranae
Coasl Dally Piiot's All·Oranac Coa t
Arca oftbnll team as the Player of the
Year .
Rice, who won 17 of 21 dcci ion!! th1
'ea on, helped lend Conch Cary Bnkcr·,
Baron to the Sunscl Leafuc co-
cha mp ion hip ond the C fo 5-A
semifinal' for the third lime 1n her rour
ea ons.
Rice, one of four Barons ~lcctcd to
1hc 19-membcr squad, am icd nn
incredible 223 tr1kcouts an 14 innin&-'
this ~cawn, yielding ju t 54 hit , 14
walk and fa"c earned run .
Her ERA fini hcd at 0.24 an,d B ._er
called he r "the bcM fi elding pitcher l\c
e"er had " She w-a 1.otcd Mo't V<A luablc
P11cher b-. Sun ct Lcaituc co.ichc • and
earned f1r,t-teJm All-<. TF homm
In .1dd111 on to R ''i po\\crful
patching. ll he added &0hd 01re11
punch with one home run, three triple .
1wo doubles, C\Cn RBI nnd a .262
batting a1.eragc
Profile' of the rcma11ung All-Arca
'clcct1ons fo llow in nlphabct1cal order
•Jennifer Allchln, Fountain Valley:
A 11ophomorc third ba~cman, Allchin
contributed 28 hit en route to a .311
bat11n1 average. She con~• tentl)' made
contact, -.triking out only C\lcn time'
She also added tron ddcn e at thmJ
ba e, alway a kC') to defu 1na
op ncnt ' bunti"I cffom
II Barry, ewpon Harbor: The
cnior hon top wa the Sailof)' co-m .. t
valuable: pl:l)C r and the team' ~ t
dcfen 11,c pla)cr, according to Coa'h
Bob Cf\.'Cll
A ca&chcr her fi r t ~o vari.1t) CJ'iOn,,
Bnrr) hit 293 with 10 RBI. and led the
team with sr~ doubles Always a tough
out, she truck out three limes in 6 7 ,\t·
OOIS
• Oanlt'llt' Bowma n, lluntlnaton
Beach: 1 he 1u n1or catcher had i7 hll' 1u
forge a HI hat11ng a1.cragc. "-Ith nmc
run,, ''"~ R131 and fl\c 'tolcn b.,,c,
Anchonn~ 1hc dcfcn c behind the
plate, Bow man did not commit an e rror.
• J ennirtr Clint, Mattr lni: ,\ llr I·
team All·Cll 'clcctiun. Chne fueled the
tunarch'' oflcn .. 1\e a1t.1d; \\1th nine
~Bl 13 run' three dl)UlltC\, one homer
.rnd 20 \\I ll' he hit .3 14 ~•th an on
ba"c per cnt gr of 467.
1unior c;itcher, 'he called lhe
p11che .. for Coach Cathy Oue,ncll
• Jtnny Colcla ure, Newport Karbor:
On!\ d frc,hman, he pla~cd infield,
1'utl1cld und pitched for the Sailors to
'hare 1c:.1m MVP honor. \\1lh Bc1rry
\he hit 400 with 15 RBI to lead the
T .11, oftcn\l\.eh . wh ile compiling a 1.80
I RA in 126 tnn mg., 1n the circle ~~c
tl'o thrc::'" one no h111cr -
• Lii.n Oacqul to. (lctan Vic.-w: 1 he
"'phuna•ri.: lcntcr fielder tlattcd ·P
\\Ill' Ill Clll•li•l'C pC'fCCnla~C.: llf 541'\ .I'
the ' 1'h.1~l,' lcadorf h111cr c;hc 'ICI a
'~hl'<•I 'in •lc-,ca,on rclOrd for -.1olc n-
b.1w c:ll1c1cnc~. ..wiping 22 1n 25
.11tcmpt'
She '°Clued tc:sm ·h1gh 17 run" nd
h 1d 1hrlc RB I ll' earn flN-lcam t\11-
l II l ~t• •n1t1tln
• 'hnnnon Dolan. 1-ounlaln \allt')!
See SOFTBALL.Im
Langston helps Angels break losing streak, 4-2
ju 1 t'A akc<l 11 httl hit.'' 1d
l 1n ton. now 9·2 nftcr ao1na 10·1'7 lai.t
ca)on. "'We hadn't hcfn playin v.cll
npin t thc'c iU)' and thi wa a bi
game for U\," •
Murk Eichhorn took c.'1.er to 'tart the
eiahth but wa" repl,1ceJ ftcr W d
Uo • two·out inalc by Hl")an Harvey,
who ll the la t four out fur ha 16th
the on
Angels schedule
can look at u."
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While araduation rates for Division ----
1 basketball players are about the same
u the general 11tudent body, a USA
Today survey indicates that the better ----
the teams, the worse the students.
The newspaper's study or Division I choo1s
showed that 4'6 percent or all players, men and
women, graduated, compared with 48 percent for
all tudents.
At the same time, however, graduation rates for
the Big Ten, Southeastern, Big Eight and Atlantic
Coa)t conferences were more than IQ percentage
point\ below the overall st udents"'.
USA Today polled all 257 Division schools for
the :,urvey Seventy-t<t percent of the schools
rc)ponded to th e questionnaire, and the
nc w,p.1pcr took o ne year to complete the study.
rhe NC AA will publish 'ehool') graduation rate5
l;11c r tlm year.
The \tudy nl)O showed:
•Only 36 percent of minority players earned
tlcgrees within five years, but that was better than
n11nority students from the rest of the study body.
rhe Department of E~ucation reports that 31
percent of blacks and 33 percent of Hispanics
graduate within five years.
• Women hasketball players graddatc at much
higher rates, 60 percent, but there arc signs that
the rate drops a!> the basketball program becomes
more scnou'i.
•The Big Wc!>t and Big Eight have the lowest
player graduation rate,. With seven of the . 10
school~ reporting, the Big We!>t had a graduation
rate for player\ of 27 percent . the Big Eight 25
pe rcent "1th -;even of eight school!> reponing.
While graduation rate' for .ba)ketball players
and the gener.il '>tudent body are roughly equal,
cnt1c' ,,1\ that with free tutoring ~ervices, full
,cholar,IHp., anti other benefits av,ulable. players
~hou.ld he gr.1tlua11ng at a much higher rate.
Heat hires Loughery as coach
Ke\1n Loughery took his -;ixth NBA ~
coaching JOO Monday whe n he was • ~
named to that post with the Miami _,. ___ _
llcat.
Loughery. an as~istant with the Atlanta Hawks,
will not 10111 the Heat unul afler the June 26 NBA
dr.1ft l\nd M1am1 co-uwncr Lewis Schaffel was
not happ) w11h the arrangement.
Ron Roth<.tcin. wh o coached the team in itc;
fir,t l\Hl 'Cil\ons to a 42-122 re cord, resigned after
(a~t SCiJt,(10
In other NBA new\ '-1onda)
• !"he ( h1cago Oulh confirmed that the team
h,1d e\tendcll Sw111e Pippen·, two-~car contract
to h\ c ve.tr\. Off1c1.tl' rclea,ed no detail~ of the
contr:ict. bu t 11 had hccn reported la~t "eek that
the 2'i '.YC•Jr·old fo!"".ml \\Ill earn a total of Sl8
m1ll1on Im rh" \eason. rhc next two \Cars -for
wllllh he already wa., under contract · -and rhe
f1\c airer rhar
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Astros to 1111111 ta D1111r clllll
Houston Astros owners, unsatisfied ~
with attempts so far to ell the team,
will entertnm offers from citfes without •
baseball franchio;cs who may move lhc
tcnm, the in.,,cstm ent banker managing the sale
~.1id Monday
Loui' Su~sman, senior mnnaging director of
Salomon Bros. in Chicago, also said a ''quite well-
kno" n" potcnllal bu)er had been negotiating with
the Ho u\lon Sporti. Association and was
cumm1ttcd to keeping the team 10 Houston.
In other ha eball news:
•The Scaule Manners arc on a pace to draw 2
n11ll1on Ian' at home this eason, but second-year
o" ncr Jeff Smul)'an ay he will lo e money for
the 'econd year 1n a row. The Mariners held a
ncv.' confe rence 10 the Kmgdome on Monday and
""d the' lu\t S3 million last season and expect to .
drop more th.rn $5 million th1!i yea r.
• No dec1!i1on ha) been made on Cincinnati
Red' relie.,,cr Rob Dibble'-: appeal of two
'uspen\1011~ and fines pending against him by the
National Lc.1gue. Dibble, who met wit h NL
prc,1dent Uill Wl111e on Monday, is appealing two
d1,c1plinary .ict1un'i from the NL. He received a
three-day l>U,peni.ion and a $1,000 fine for
t hro" ing a pitch heh1nd Houston shortstop Eric
Yclding on Apnl 11 , and u four-day suspension
.ind a SI .000 fine for heaving a ball into the
..i.tnd' at Riverfron t Stadium on April 28. The ball
''ruck Meg Porttr, a !>Choo! teacher, on the elbow.
McVle takes New Jersey Poll
Tom McV1e !iurvived New Jersey's
two-month 'earch for a head coach ..
and on Monday was given the job of .• ~
running the Dev1b for the next couple
of year).
McV1c. who was appointed interim coach on
March 4 when John Cunniff was fired. said the
contract was for more than a year and less than
five Neither he nor Devil!. general manager Lou
I amoriello wou ld discu!>s the exact terms of the
deal. "hich wa~ finalized on Sunday.
In other .;porl., news Monday:
• Oroudca!tlcr Hownrd Coscll, who underwent
ca ncer '>urgtl) on June 10, returned to his spot
behind the ABC Radio microphone. "Hello again
e\Cl)l)lle. th1., i!i Howard Co ell," he said in
upenin~ hi\ hroadc.ast. ''As many of you know, l
ant rl'rn"ct 111~ from a recent )Urgical procedure,
.111d 111 the procc" there 1\ no way I can name all
ul \1H1 or th.ink you, the hundreds of you, who
h.IH. \C Ot me good "1<,hei,, nowers and all Of thC
1e't. l.°\lt:pt to 'JY I ,1m eternally grateful and 11°
.i:m1d to hl hack "
• l 11p ~cl·d Pe1c 5ampra'i 'trugglcd to a threc-
~ct "'t"lory O\er Chmtaan 13crgstrom in the first
round of the Manche ter (r ngland) Open grass
u'urt tcnn1\ tournament.
-from The Assocl•t~ Press
Quote ol the day
Uuve Oraveeky, former major league
pitcher. who, in an effort to stop the spread
n( ninccr. will h.1ve h111 left arm amputated;
I he'c laM couple of day\, I've been looking
.ii m~ left .u m .rnd thinking .1hout ell those
hH,chall I \C thrtmn (Jo\h, I'm going 10 mi s
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Simpson 'two-time loser' at Open
By Mike Nadel
AP Sl)C)rtS Wrlltr
C HASKA. Minn Scott
S1mp<,on gave Jway th1\ year's U.S.
Open not once hut 1w1cc And he
'aid Pnyne Stewart wa'i mo t
grateful.
Asked what tewart !laid after
wrnmng Monday·, IR·hole ployoff
:it I l:lzeltane N1111onnl hy two
,troke~. S1mp~on luughcd n rained
lough. shook h" he:il1 111u \n1d
"Thnnk,, I thinl.. ..
l nt er 4i1mp,on lOm parcd
h1m<1ell to Mike Reid. who lcCJ the
WIN
A nm&TRIP
ABOARD AllTltAIL ••
AJlfD U A TltAVEL
WRITSll FOR A DAY
Look In Thunday'•
<>ranee Cout DaJlY Pilot
for oompiete detaJia and
entry form to an exauni ta-.y weekendf
198q PGA \\.1th 1hrec hole, to plJ)
hut lmt to Ste"-otrl h\ one 'trol..c
Ste\\,HI. <;Orne re<1'nned wa,n't .1
dc,erving PGA ch.imp1nn hecau'e
Rc1J gave 1t ,1wJ)
'Now they'll think I g.1.,,c 11
away 100," Simp..on \aid.
Doc.. he thinl.. that ahout
himself'?
"Kind of." Simpson M11d. "f l..1nd
of did give 1l uwoy. I hod 11 grea1
chttncc to win I probahly wouldn't
be a' disappointed if I JU\t gut
'nuffcd out. But to be head .tnd
lo.;e i'i di,appc.unting ··
for the third 'itrntght d:iy,
Stmp,un took ii tw() stroke lead
into Hazel11nc '\ 1gna1ure 16th
hole. l'or the third troight day,
1mp\On blew 11.
E11hcr Sunday or Monday, he
could h.1vc won the Open by
plJ)'llli piar gol( down lhc tretch.
Uut he couldn't do 11.
.. Ahcr the l.Sth hole, I thouaht I
had 11 grcal chance. Once gum,"
S1mp1oon ald "It 1 d1~appo1ntin1
10 l<XC the lJ Oren t~o da)' 1n
a row"
rn hi foe rnun<h. S1mp.,on h d
17 huge)' Nine came on Noc; 161 17 rind I Four came on the par·•
J<1th
"They arc tough hole ," he aid.
"Out they're not that tough."
Monda>. he finally JOt a aood
drive nnd approitch on 16 but
three-putted H1' fir t puet wa-.
JC:tuully a beauty, a he brouaht •
3S-footc r within 3 feet. But after
StewnM drained a difficult 20-
rooter for birdie, Simpson missed
what he referred to several 1tmc1
tb ''my httlc putt" and, quickly, his
two-stroke lead was lost.
"I thouaht It was a strai&ht·in
putt. I mi sed it just orf thG ri&ht
edac," 1mp\On said. ''I think it
did bre k JU l a bit.
"When P•ync hit hi putt and I
m1,,cd my little putt, that hook
me up a little!'
rhin got WO~.
"I JU t hit a tcmble hot on 17,''
1mr n 11id. "I don't know what
~cnt wrona there.''
Out he knew M>mcth1na was
wron •• oon a the ball lefl h15
4°iron from the ICC or the par·),
I 2· rd hole.
________ .,_ ... ,. ........................ ... :.a =~~----..... "' ::r" Wi:.T"'... .. l'Mluaaed ,,_ 57 IChool rocorda, ~ 10
&alter . ...... ...... ........... ,,.. ..........
verulility WU I ~ for Coach la Walle'• Uanl. u
Ibo earaod aa W p1cbine rOCOR& M4 WI~. ·IMIY----<
made the lllOlt at ber 2A hiu. ~ 24 runa, driYi•
in 12 and stcalina seven ba1e1. Her on-bue
perceMap: wa1 .436.
She finished with a 1.86 ERA. which helped
pl'O\lide lho majority of the Lion.'' vic1orie1.
• TH•I o..tla, Ocean View: The junior pitcher·
fiBt baseman amassed 20 RBI and scored 14' runs
rrom the No. 3 spot in the battina order 10 triger
Coach Sarah Oakley's off ensc.
She belled eiaht triple~ and one homer en route to
a ~43 batting averaac nnd a .412 on-base pereentaae,
while fini hing with a 3-3 pitching record as the. No.
2 tarter
• Shtlly Fulltr, Wt11mfns1cr. The senior center
fielder was the coach'i. pick for Sunset League's Most
Valu3ble Player after compiling a staggering 36 RBI
on the scn~n .
Fuller produced five homers, five triples and 20
h11s in her S8 official nt-bats, scoring 17 runs in the
proces and working 11 walks. She finished with a
.«9 on-base percentage and a slugging percentage of
.724. .
•Amy Godwin. Maler Del: A senior, Godwin's
primary role wa in the circle, where she compiled 9-
• record and an ERA of 0.63. She struck out 87 in
99 inning.~.
ln addition to her pitching prowess, she was an
often ivc threat, hitting .325 with two triples, one
homer, four doubles, 14' runs and eight RBI. Her on-
basc percentage fini hed tit .391 . She was named
ccond·tcam All-Cl F 5·A. CW'f Nat P'w*>
• 01n1 Jahr, Huntlnaton Beach: A cnior left· fount.·lln Valley High pitcher Rae Rice has been se·
fielder, Jahr capped a three-year varsity career by lccted Orange Co.1st Area Player of the Year.
butting .271 with three double), 13 stolen bases and · ••
nine ROI for the Sun)et League co-champ!>. Bound for Northwestern, she wa1 the school's
female Athlete of the Year. She played ccond, third
and hort for the Scahawks and was all -league all
four of her va r ity casons
A pitcher in her two previous varsity campaigns,
)he was not called upon in that role this year,
according to Coach Julie.: Parmenter.
• Shanen Krclpl, Hun1lng1on Oeach: An off ensivc
~t:ilyst all eason for the Oiler , Kreipl hit .315 with
23 hits, including three doubl e), three triples, three
homers and J I RBI. She also stole five bases and
finished with a slugging percentage of .562.
In addition to her offensive output, she plnyed a
solid center field and was named second-team All·
CIF.
•Julie Luft, Marina: Termed "an all-around
talent" by Viking Coach Shelly Luth, the junior
anchored th e defen e at short top, while adding six
ROI, nine runs, two tolen ba cs and 15 hits to the
offensive ottaclc.
She finished with a .263 batting average and
helped lead the Vikcs to a wild-card playoff berth.
•Stefanie Notraln1er, Huntington Beach: A
second-team All·CIF chojce, she was the Oilers' ace
as a freshman. She posted a 0.50 ERA in I 26
innings. yielding just nine earned runs and stnk1ng
out 152.
The younger si ter of former Fresno State All·
American Martha Noffsinger, she also hit .315 with
23 hit~ one double and nine stolen ba es as a part·
time right fiel~er. She rcc"Oroed the schoor5 first-ever
playoff win, a 1-0 verdict over St. Joseph of
Lakewood and ended the year with a 10·9 record.
• Wiiia Parchen, Marina: A four-year pitching
star, Parchcn was a big part of the Vi~ing ' 1990 ClF
S·A championship, as she went 12-3 with an 0.35
ERA.
Parchcn was 6-5 entering this year's playoffs, as
the team's primary pitching weapon.
•Jena Sansone, Ocean View: A senior tnficlder.
San one scored 25 runs while hilling .364.
• Kristen anti Cruz. Fountain Valley: The senior
second ba emnn hit .370 over the Barons' final 15
games to finish with a .226 average.
She moved from <;hortstop to second this scllson
and played crrorlcss ball the final 16 contests after
making the adjustment.
0 All-Orange Coast Area
PleJer of the Year
Rae Rice, Fountain Valley
Flrat Teem
P -Rae Rice. Fountain Valley 17 -4 Sr.
P _;Willa Parchen, Marina 6-5 Sr.
P -Stefanie Noffsinger, Htn. Beach 10-9 Fr.
P -Amy Godwin, Mater Del 9-4 Sr.
UT -Jenny Colclasure, Npt. Harbor 3-7 .400 Fr.
UT -Andrea Doty, Westminster 8-6 353 So.
C -Danielle Bowman, Huntington Beach .351 Jr.
C-Jenmter Kime. Mater De1 .314 Jr.
IF -Shannon Dolan, Fountain Valley .392 Sr.
IF -Kristin Santa Crur;-fountaln Valley .22~ Sr.
IF ~ Jennrf er Allchin. Fountain Valley .311 So.
IF -Julie Luft, Marina .263 Jr.
IF -Tami Oowlan, Ocean View .343 Jr.
IF -Jena Sansone. Ocean Vrew 364 Sr.
IF-Ali Barry, Newport Harbor .293 Sr.
OF-Shanen Krtepl, Huntington Beach .315 Sr.
OF-Dana Jahr, Huntington Beach .271 Sr.
OF-Lisa Dacqu1sto. Ocean View . 4 78 So.
OF-Shelly Fuller, Westminster .345 Sr.
Twins' streak anally ends-at 16 games
BALTIMORE No matter
how people talked of the level of
compettuon, the Minnesota Twms
)tlll had the longest winning streak
1n the major 1h1 ca on -15
game'
II cn mc to an end on Monday
night when the Baltimore Orioles
rallied for three run' in the
hottnm of the ninth for a 6-5
victory. the firo;1 lo.,, th e Twins
endured in the month ol June.
"We've had 'omc clo)e
brtllg.1me\, hut tonight 11 went
again't U'i at the end. ' Twin'
't.irtc.:r All nn Anderi>on snid. "We
played guod bn'lehall throughout
the ~trcnk, and we played good
IM1>cba ll tonight But 11 JU~t didn't
work out th1 time."
J.1ck Mom , the olf'le.1son free
.igent acqul'>itton, knew there wo!>
• lot more lo the 'ea o n thJn the
\trcak.
"It\ ccrtainl} not 11mc tn he
patting our,elvc) on the h.1ck or
beating our che t!I." Morr". "IHI
v.on ull three of ht' start\ 'llllC the
club-record trcak bcgnn June I.
said before the lo "But the
confidence that grow) uut of th1'
'itrcak will help u'I 1n a lot u( w,1>'·
The 'treak was the lungc't 1n
the mtlJOr' !oincc K;ln II" C11y won
16 1n t1 row in 1977 The American
League 1ccord of 19 " 'hurcd hy
Ch 1cago ( I C)()6) and NC\\ Yu A>.
( 1947)
Skcptic!I were quick tn po111t nut
that all 15 win\ came .1g,11n'it
teams playing under .500 -,even
against Cleveland, three c.lch
aaain!il Baltimore and New York
and 1wo again t K n a Ci ty.
"If we weren't beating them,"
first ba cmnn Kent Hrbek 1n1d,
oft Simpson dmps putt r In dismay aft ,
the> wouldn't be in la11t place ''
Ille 011olc.,· victory on Monday
night did mo\.c them out of the
\I r •''' cellar
The l "in' <ouddcn turnaround
finm l."t ~car·, 1.t!>l·placc fini h
,1cru.tllv beg.in Ma) 28, when they
hc.11 I e\.1' to 'lop the Ranger.'
It game v.inning 111rcak They
'-"Cnt IS I 111 th<tt !>pan. compiling a
1c.1m h.ill mg .t\.c r.,ge of 286 l\nd a
tc.am r f~A nf 2.09 I hcv ~tnycd
hot C\C.11 in the lo:,s th.11 ended the
\tre.1k gct11ng 14 hit agnin)t the
Onok,, five of the e!ttra bn c
\,aricl) indmling Chil i Davi • 15th
hom('f 1>f the \Cil\On
'v1.:ter.w' like Kirby Puckett
( 15~ in hi<. 11:11,t 124 at-bats),
1 lrhd. ( 35J tn June) and Brian
Harper (.3~6 in June) provided the
lound.ition fur the run.
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basketball coach: "I've always rch it's great to gfve
support 10 the unde rdog, end 11'5 e 1pccially
commendable 10 live up 10 the motto o( 'doing
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\n11n1:, "\~1111 I cv.1t ;ire the
g..:nllC1nc11 lh~· t\n ~eb )hould use
1n then ltllurc pl.1n'
I \'t11.1rnl11 IH1' hurlc<l 10~
c11n1ph:1~· g.une,, ll'~'l.'d .2Ull·p1us
111111ng' t~ir 'C'\'1.:11 '..:.i,11n,, fired a
no-t1111cr. \\Ull 141 h1g lc.1guc
gan1e,, 11cd I l<tll of Fan1er Carl
I h1hhcll'io All-St.1r G:in1e record of
/i\e cun)ecu\1\c ~tnkcou1s (1986).
~cl J 1nn1or league record (19 )
h) not tillo"' 1ng an earned run 1n
J 11 ' inn111gs 10 ~t:trt a campaign .
n1cnted o Gold Glove Award and
earned a S1hcr Slugger Award for
;\'ar1on.il Lc.1guc pllch~·r, (IY~J)
All of 1h1' 1~ tn the p.1~t.
lhl\\C\CT
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b) 1hc11 ht»trl' :i.nd nl\I 1hc1r
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,.\bhnn up .t nu!ch 1n the rnt1111un
Ju11!li:, lhl'lr l.1'>t h1i111c,t.1nd <,()
ft•in,lndn l"111d(f ,1.1r1 tln ,, t-rrda1'
night It \\,1, (·,1p S1gl11 "hen
;\bbul! ,1.111..:1l I he 1\!1!!CI\ dtdn'I
\\,tn1 Fernando hi p1tth 1•11 .1
~l\('J\>.;I\ ll1!!h1
I 111• ht!: (fll"J' .. 1ltrr .111. ;1rc:
heller th,\n '1c1011e~ ound\ hkc
11\ hu,1nc'' .1, u,u,11 1h1' }Cttl fo1
1h1· 1\ngc\,
--------Cluh gull
Seniors tournament beating
up heading into final round
By Rlc"'10 Ourvt ....,._ .. ,,..,.
ll'!I IH .. .-ahng \IP fo r the seniors. And heading into
1oday' fin*--tound, Vern Ve-n:nr.R1YBre11-;111<.1
J acqu1:!!. DcJardins :tire !he honest,
DcJ:irdins, playing in the 66--69 a,ge group and
the elder of the aforementioned 1rio, has a low
ne\ of 64 heading into 1od11y's tin11I round of the
')ccond annual Seniors Tournnmen\ at 1hc
Meadowl4rk Golf Cour~ in H unting1on Beach,
Veron. lending the 56-61 division with a 67 low
gros~, and Uren, wi1h a low ne1 of 65 in !he same
br<tckct. al~o fi ni ·hed Mond11y's opening round as
the le:iders in 1hcir respective asscmbl ie~.
D.in Cantin !allied a 72 low gross and Tom
\Vest fired a 66 IO\\I net in the 50-55 age group
Whlle Ed Dcin[fiije and~Bob Johnson-, b<Hh a1/2,
arc 111.:d for low grO!>,S honors 1n 1he 62·6j division .
John Auslho and Dick Nelson each have a low net
or 66 tn the 62·6.5 bracket.
In !he 66·69 age ,Jroup, Warren Piuman leads
the low gross grouping with a 74 while DeJardins
.ippcnrs 10 be running away with the low ncl
laurels. Bob \Vhite. with a low gross or 79, and
George Leier. wi1h a 68 low nel. are the 70-plus
age &roup le.aders .
D Junior golf lessons arc on the agenda at the
Nev.port Beach Golf Course this summer for kids
7-14 rhc lesson' cons ist of rour o nc·hour
'1.:''*1.1nl>, including rnngc balls and a tournarlicnt
on 1hc: final d11y.
i·hc f1rs1 !!.eS)IOn 1s ~1onday. June 24, from 9· 10
J n1 "'i\h the "ccond d11y scheduled for the
lullowin~ Wedncl!day at 1hc s11 n1e time. The final
two :.1.·s~1ons w1ll be the succeeding Monday (July
I) and Wednesday (July 3) .
Session 1wo is pl•nncd for Tue ay, July 23, and
Thursday, July 2S, wuh the W.1 1wo le "' on the
following Tuesday and Thursday. This session
meetr from 8:30~9:30 a.m. -
The !inal session is scheduled for Tuesday, Aue.
6, from 9-10 a.m. with the s11me in1errnitten1
_ format as se sion two. Cost for one four-day,
four-hour .K'Ssion is $4.5,
.. Kids will also learn 1hc rules of golf 1nd
proper e1iquc1tc," said Newport Beach Golf
Cour5C pro John Leonard. "This is providing
1ns1ruc1ion in g_roup lessons for beginners, to we
stress fund\lmcntals ind the kids have .a good
time.''
Mark Phelps and John Ortega are the main
insuucLOi:s.. Fot.lu.rther informa.tion. c.all (714)
8S2-8689.
D
Edgar Miner oC Newport Beach shot a
holc·in-one :n 1hc Costa Mc.sa Golf C0ur5C on
May 7 at hole No. 8 ( 114 yards) and has e n1 ercd
the 31sl annual Drambuie Rus1y Nail
HolC·ln-One Sweepstakes.
M iner and Keilh Meserve, the golr profcssional
who va lidated the sweepstakc.s cn1ry, arc both
eligible lo win the grand prize -a one-week
vacation for two to Sco1Jand, VIP tour of !he -
Drambuie Liqueur Co. Ltd. and SJ.000 ca'sh.
The .sweepstakes runs from Jan. I, 1991 to Dec.
31, 1991. All cn1rants will receive a cus1 omizcd
Holc·ln·Onc bag tag from !he Drambuier Liqueur
Co. Lid. in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Richard Dunn Is 11n Orange Co•st Dail.ti Pilot
Sports \\1rltcr whos" club golf colun1n appears
r1·t>ry Tucsd•J'·
Dodgers pad lead to lour games, 8-4
LOS
:\NGELES
Juan Samuel
.ind Kai Daniel~
hu111crcd 1n lhe
'Lxth 1nn1ng as
lhi: Los Angele'>
. ;llP a\~ Dodgers schedule Bo~ktc: settled down temporarily
after the rough s1ar1, rc1iring 12 of
the next 13 batters before Samuel
led off the sixth "''Hh his cigh1h
homer Murray's ~cC'ond double
knocked out Boskie before Daniels
greeted Chuck Mcl:Jroy with his
e1gl11h h(lmcr
~ D•t•, opponeftt, time, 1tteTV
J\.O"ll: 18-Cllltt90 7 J!I ('lcfntl SQ:Clll
June 19-DKIQO 7 » {hOmcj l'IOflf
J\lllt ?0 -Piii! 7 35 (llotntl SO'Clll
Dodger' hullt a 't.~·run lead nnt.I
"'c:nt on 111 bc.11 the Chicago Cubs,
11·4, Mond.Jy n1gh1 a1 Dodger
!>IJ1.lium. 1ncrca~1ng lhc1r lead in
thl' \Ja11onal League \\le:11 to rour
g111nc'
Jlint 21 -P!11t 1 JS {tiornfl S:>IC:N
..111n1 l2-~s 1215 (tw:wntl c:~ 2 Bo)\::1c "'·'' cha rged ~uh five
ruru. and \I\ hits in SVI inning'
while ~uffertng his third' loss 1n
1hree career o;larts agu1n!il tht
D<xlger .... "'"° lc11,d C1ncinna11 b~
four gMme' 1n the d1v1sion race
Id~ on IWIC f'*"'1 "lllli
~1FJ..c ~lorg.in l7-5), 100~ a fuu1·
hu shutuut into the eighth 1nn1ng
1 before tning, Hi~ bu.I for hi!> c1gh1h
c.1rccr 'hutout ended wh('fl
Sh,11,on Dunston homcr('d 1n the
c1gh1h .ind ~lorg.an "'It' charged
v.1th three 111ore run' 111 1hc n1n1h.
13o,~1c (J·fi) in the firs! w11h lhe
f1rs1 of t"'o lhrce-run 1nn1ng'> en
ruutc to 1~ 13th 11ctg.,,ry O\er the:
Rick W1lktn) doubled 1n
Ch1ca2l1\ 'ccond run 1n the n1n1h. knnck~n~ ~u1 ~1 organ Tim Cre~
got the IH't t1u1 for ht' fourth ~a1e
Jt)p11e Jll1t\>.1ng Dun,ton·, two·
t\ln '1ngle
Cub' 1n their last 17 meeting~
Lo§ Angeles Jumped on Sha"'"
~1urra1 drtive 1n 1wo 111th an
opp<"11e-ficld double 11110 the left·
field corner .ind ht• scored \\hen
Lenn} H nrn~ lut " hard '1ngle off
the glo'e ()f first bascm11n Mark
Grace. -DJ T he-A.;~1K"i111t'd PrrJl
Dravecky oper-ation scheduled today
NE\\' YORK -Dave Dra-..ec~, today will have
surgcr; ror the fourth time since cancer "'as
diagnosed 1n his left p11ch1ng arm 1n 1988. and he 1s
re\1gncd to ha1,ing 1ho arm ampulatcd.,
Ho"'"cvcr, by Monday, i1 still was not dc1crm1ned
whether amputation would be ncccS.SJT)
·'Ampu1a1ion is \CT) likely. but 1here 1s a shght
po!!.S1b1li1y 1hat 11 won't happen," Seal) Yates.
Dra-..ecky's agent, said.
Yates 'aid 1he opcralion "'·ould be performed by
Dr ~1urray Brennan, chairman of the Departn1ent of
Surgery al P.1emorial Sloan·Ketter1ng Cancer Center
Dravccky en1cred the hospital P.1onda)
"Dave 1s resigned to the ampu1auon, he )aid he's
ready for his arm 10 come off." s:ud Jonalhan
Pctcr,en. dtrCl"lor of n1ed1a rclat1onl> for Zondcr>an
Publ1sh1ng l'lou~c. co·pubh~hcr of Dra,eck)'s
;1111nh1ograrh,, "Comeback "
()ur uni.ll'rstand1ng 1~ 1h.11 D:i\c ha!> told the
dllClOr he 1, read' 10 ha'e the !Um rem..,,.cd," ''ates
,.11d "l-lc due).l't want 10 g~' into a ~1cn11fic
tong~hn1 to 'a'e the arm Thc1e \ nn heroic~ 1n that
,en~e l).t\'C d0Csn·1 w,1n1 10 e\:pcr1n1cnt .
"Llut there·\ a remote chnncc 11 migh1 not ha\C 10
ct•nlc oll lie·, resigned 10 the prohab1ht) ul losing
the .1rn1 11 1hat'~ what 11 take~ 10 get "''ell
'"l·{c '' lltcd Of being l>ICk, tired Of the pa1n, ,ind he
v.uuld like t11 find a way to get "ell. He duesn't wa111
10 k1,e the atnl. if there'\ " re.ti poss1b1ht) of saving
11 0111 he tli.>e~n t \>.lnt 10 11\C <lnothcr ~car hkc !he
la't 01\C ·•
D1 .l\ccky has ~tud he 1s at peace v.1th "'hAtc:\er
Jcc1~1on ,, made .
"l ~an1 to 1hanl l'll of the many people across the
coun!T) \I. ho ha\c graciously C\prcssed 1hcu concern
for me and m' f1mily " Dravccky said 1n a
'tJtcmc:nt. '"A!!. v.c face thts latest trauma 1n my hfc
I am 3.lli prepared as one can be to ft.cc 1hc loss of
Rl\' arm
"·Jn a) much as 1here is a cer1111n amount of fear 1n
fo,1ng m\ arm, reficcllng upon Ill) p~s1 e1gh1 or nine
mnnth~. 1t 1s alma!>! l sense of reltcf 1hnt 1 feel. The
pain and d1~omfort of 1hat time 1s now ah~1ut 10 end
and I loo~ foNard 10 onC"e ag1un doing the things I
enJO) "
Afler lhe opcra11on, Dravccky 1s c1tpccted to
remain hosgitalizcd 10 to IJ days. then recuperate al
home for I days before returning to Sloan·Kcncring
ror cxam1na11on.
Draveck), 35, underwcn1 his first operation Oc1 7. 1qss. after a cancerous 1umor was diagnosc.d 1n 1he
pnmaT) throwing muscle of his lefl arm Doc1ors
condul"led an c1gh1-hour operation 10 rcmQ\'c a
malignant tumor and ncarl) half the deho1d muscle.
and told him he ne\cr "'ould pitch again
·r cn n1onth~ lalcr, on Aug. 10, 1989 , Dra\'ccky wn
back on the muund and pitched 'c\cn shutout
1nn1ng~ for the San f·rnnc1sco Giant' 1n .i 4.3 v1ctol)'
O\CT the C1nc1nnau Red~
Btit IL'e da>·s later, ..,.,,h1lc p11ch1ng against !he
~lontrc-al E'ro~. h11 left arm )napped, i1nJ he
l·nllap,ed \Jn the mound 1n agon1t.1ng ta<;htnn
lhc ~)nt hc11IC'd and Dra1eck~ "•t\ lOn~idenng
another cnrnehack "'hen the ;:irm was broken aga1n,
this t1n1C' dunng a freak on-field celehrn11011
From Nonh Orange County
From South Orange County
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496-6800
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213-A35-11t1 •let 233;
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prime QC;f1/bay view.
PVt. comm $3,200/mo ne. t4tfma. 121 .. 221.
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that extra
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mo Me-490a mlle from oce•n.
38R '""BA, 2.c.r g•r. Frplc w/d , pool.---------Try the cl assifieds. What's j',unk y•ra S•nt• An• Hgt• Jacuzzi, 1enn11. No Br 2011 condo, quiet StOSO/mo. Agent 1moker1 S1 ,000/mo. loc f/p, pool, apa, au
t · t t 957-3030 Joe. 891·1263 gar, .. c gate. no peta o you 1s a reosure o someone ____ ..;..;,,;~--Near Edison HS. 38R. s12so1mo. 85-4·2841
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$975/ mo 2168 Miner. I
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lly CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
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Incl refrlg, .iov•. pool,
carl)Ort, lndry, •II U111
pd, ••i~ •lee Can Toby .cMe2
Irvine ?644
28R 1 BA ne•r UCI W/O
refrfg, pool, tennis,
carport. No peta.
1950/mo. 640-9459
Newport
Bc.\ch .·ti{)9
LARGE 2BR, 2BA,
Frptc, nu decor, 2 car-
ports, pool S950/mo
760-3067 or su.e 130
McLAIN ENTERPRISES
FEATURES
EXCLUSIVE
BEACH & COUNTRY
CLUB COMMUNmes
I 2 & 3 Bedroom
Apta w frplc, -t bar,
micro w d hlcupa,
centr91 air & gar.ge
in 1niJ"'1r1,1n1 rllt"~ tlf 11rhc:.w•I w e11tra storage An
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ll1ll1~11h 111 , h.1llcng1ng .1,pc:th Sorry, no pell
throuJth11ut the rc:in.11nd~ r 11r June 'ROM SI .295/mo T'HE NEWPORT MARINA •h1111lct 1•111\ <"•mr11m \•1ur 11r1n11111 19().09!1
thill f,11 I•"' rn11d1 hJ' h.:cn \Jhl tn FAlffW-.Y Af'TS 11
h "'' "' ,111!,;C 1 1 C'CI: n11~ \ 1 ... , th 11 BIG C4NY~
tlH'IC' '"' ccrt.1111 111lh\11h1.1h who, ~
•!01< ~h~t 111.1\ .Ill' 1!!.t11ntt tn he r.u1 New Studio Apt f/p,
of H•111 hie h•r t'lf\ r n111f\' klfchenette. skylight.
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'"'"''I\. 'I'" tend' tu cn111\i 11 rn,ni.11 $495/mo ~Ht70
, h.1llc nc• .rncJ "''"ill) 1umr' ,,, 1hr Nr Lido Vig Cozy Stu·
"l'P"' t11n1tv 111 prnH hi\ nr her dlo, $700/mo. yrly lae.
h I , 1 Utile Incl. 1 peraoni •·•r·1 • ''''' in.,-i:11u11' '"4 pnly 973.1799 IC\\IUHChtllll'\\ NP\\, h<>\lf<:lf\:1, )11ul_;~~--.,_;,..-,;.;.. __ _
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I c '" t , ho1 h rr r'on ti Iv ,, nJ mo 735--8132
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l.11\u ,~ () 'l . 18R 18A nr NB Contr n \ (:'\qll • d , - ) ) llU JI\ $735Ho ~13&4
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d J h 505 aunnower llJllO ynu ilf\; r-:nun ~ I .11 (Vl:f'Y CENTAUR MGMT.
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1~tMty MW tilktng J)l.H.c in th lf Semi rurn ~oot Jao,
11n11t of your scilar chart rel 11cd lo 1enn11, g1te guarded.
\our 1fn1' IHI 11mh11111n\, \011 mill~ SGOO/mo 57·783'
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c()ntalned 12995.
714/850-e428
on January 12. 1087 ~t4a The followlng peraont are Ho.F332•74 dOing buslneH u
Susan C. EmetY. )45 AYO-JERRY'S FLOOR COVER· cado 1101.C, Coeta MaN, INGS, 2559 Grett1bralr
r Paste Ads Here
managemant akllla TIRED OF Ion" S300; 8telcetr ablllty to motivate & "B•lboa Pavilion" Mol•ircy( 11 Cal". 12127 Coli. Mt1a Calif 928211
manage people, tt.xl-WAITREll t100 &42·017&
bllty towerd WHk· OR WAITER? Name----------------S(<><ift-1 HtJlH Thie tM.minaal WU con-Glflld L 8-gwtll, 2559
duCt9d bV an lndMdual GrHnbrt•r. Coal• .......
Tllla .... amant WU tiled Calif 92e21 Address-------------
Phone I Paste Ads Here
enda. we otfar hrty
wega/mlleage/ ••· s>ena•• & enormoua grOW1h polanllal. Act
~la, 1-800-523-8009. ----------------------Mall to: Dinner for 2 Conte.st, c/o DalJy PUot 330 W. Bay St .• Costa Maa, CA, 92627
ccounting
Bookkeepmg3406
INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES
~ffi
$2.60 per day
Th11t !I ALL you PftY
tor
• hnts 30 11\ "''"'mum
"' '"e SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For mor(' 1nlorm11t1on
CALL TOOAYll ASK FOR LOIS
Your
Service 011ectory
Represenlat111a
642·4321
Ext 310
Carpentry 35 1 O
Doon.$1aottr·Alter11lone
Cablne11-Panel-Lock1
S11 •• Of"fw'I Pa1io..1c
lS y•t .. o J--, &42-<>5&7
•REMODEL •REPAIR
Hew Con•truoUon
UnlQUI unuaual work
AllNaltons Com!Raa
26vrs 11111 k 968-3504
Carpet
Cleaning 3514
Repa!r Pro 15 Yta
Power Aeatratchtng
lnatall New & Uaed
Fall/541·t972/Servlce
ement
Concrete 3526
-
Electrit..tl Jb t O
FREEMAN ELECTRIC
Ouallty Job. Low prlc•
FrM HI. 24hr Ll582187
•(714) 744·5048•
HARMAN ELECTRIC
Uc.!f547429
Realdenttal Spaclallat
•WE 00 IT RIGHT* •THE FIRST TIME•
(714) 751·2329
Fences
& Decks :lt) 15
l'RNC•a.OATRa.
New Repelr. Atdwoodl
Cider Poat Aeplac:1 CMIN8
Jim Whyte &42·7206
Handy Man 3710
L.1r1d~.< .1pt· ....
l .wm ( .. ir f' JB08 . ,.._ .
Ct .. nup e TrM Trim-
ming • Sprktr/Ughtlng
Rpra • SeedtSod
Since 1973 (4731&4)
Bob &4&-8288.
•TREES4'
Topped/flt '"ove Ltwn1
1pmlllr1-efnup 751-347&
A·TEAM GARDENING/
MAINT 1& yra axpar.
Julian & Yolanda Gar·
danlng Sarv. &42·3921
auav••• aervtoe•
Llcfbonded. Match
any ad11artlaed ratea.
Special ratH on Yard/
Houaaclaan Oona Iha
...... ...-RRPAl"S Home/ lrt1h way 843 9020 .... Orlvew•v•·patlo•· "ent•I PROPERTIES . •
path• ate. No job lOO Palnt·Carpantry .. tc • D"OUGHT RHlatanl
'"''" "••.. Uc. lond Drywall oarye45•5277 Malnt. & full aarvlce.
Mickey 536-0553 Fac e-1111. Irrigation,
RAINBOW Clrcl• Malnt
Pamtrlg lnt/UI House
Apl Oull job FrH HI
SI hcl569897&3&-1758
W.P. YOUNGQUIST
P•l'll#lll CortlrKIOr Ouaii'Y pa nt1n9 by prolass10N1l1
LIC ,.602098 lnaurad
FrH Ht. 64S.3305
Papering 3866
E Gals Shcl Hing T ogtthtt
Total Interior Ramod·
allng Serv. Advice To
The Crazy. 633-7172
Pet Services 38 7
HOLIDAY RELIEF
TLC for pets & plants
OC home owner 12'frl
Xlnl rat1. 751-8365
Pl(lstcr
ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION •HANDYMAN• color, quality care &
Masonry-Concrete Pa-B·g & ""' !0119 wort< g1;a1 lftordll>it CMt 538-3213 lnt/ax1. patch plU19flng
1101-0rlvew11y1 P111n1 ___ c._K_ll'V_c•_&4_7~_80 __ Duaty'a Lawn Mtlnt. Custom tuturing, quality
1
Repa1r J8B
Ltn<leaPt M 111 54&-3096 1 CALL DOES IT ALL Monthly/Wkly or 1 WOtk Problam.l·No Prob-
Gan contractor al time FrH "1 241·1&40 IM11I 1326NC 554-7&31
1Ceram1c. han d yman p rice•
Plumbing 3890 Small & lrg repairs ot AROENING·Full Hrv
lence1, patios plumb· Land1capa·1prlnklrl·
.I.ACK K8NNl!DY TILE mg alee . PIHtar. dry· aod·mow-adge-clnup , 24 Hr ED0f54e-5522
& MARBLE INSTALL wall Int ••t painting, raH ratH 9&6-27 16 HEATING ' PUNBJNG
fT1lcs 3528
REPAIR All 1ypea kitchen bath ramodal l.andicape RemOdaltng
PUBLIC NOTICE of Pavara Washing &' & addltlona Lie Spectallat1 Llc 5'1878 V!Sl.'Master
Sealing 497-56&5 4991!il7 MS 839-4900 R•landacape wlcolor
The Calif Public Ullll· All rHldentlal & comm't All phHH Landacap• PLUMBING
llH Commlu ton. RE· THE ORIGINAL repalra & mamt. ReU· CrHtllle O••IOn All )OC>I Low p!'ICH 40 p
OUIAES lhar all uHd, DEAN the TILE MAN •bl• a reeaonebre, ffl••lble wllhtn w11111'1N:lf6yttn111n S250
house ho I d good • Raia 811811 432.N 27 your budge ti SMward & Co 64 t -4203 movers print lhalr leaky showars-Actd 645·7505', C27-35395e
Cornp11!Prs b018 IO wltt\ Iha County Clafl! of Thia bu11,,.., Is con-
/SAM·12 Noon
/S300-S500 per w"k A~~La llC w/aJCtarnal 5·V• drl11a Mono.
motor.aoo1er, one Orange COWl1y on May 21, ducted bV an lnctMdu11 owner, 1&50 mileage, 1181 The reglS11ant(1) com-
helmet, cover, toot· Pvbliahad Orange Coast menced 10 transact t>u11-
mata, unit lor book1, 0.Sty l"llot June 4, tt, 11. na .. under the Ftcllt1ou1 Call Olan• In Tuatln, chrome monhor S300. ate. (locked) S1750. 25, lllt1 _ Bualntu N1ma(1) H1ttd 289'o9tea. Or Mark ___ IS4_2_.0_1_7_& ___ _
In C.M .. M1..0t74 &4~;-017& T·273 lbOVI on· 1911
RETAIL SALES
Excellent opportunltv
It you are frlandly, out·
going & mature, wa
rnAV have a aa.IH po-
tltlon to fll your llf•
tlyle naeda. Pre11loua
retail aal•• ••~rlance
ta a major ptua. Apply
In pataon, May Co ,
South Coaat Plaza. No
phone calla pteaH.
EOE
SALES
ADVERTlllNO IALll
Olaplay Ad aicpertance
a ~, Hunt. Bch/f.V.
market• with mator
account potential. A
25 + year weakly
newapapet. Draw +
commlHlon lmmedl·
ate opportunity, 2 po-
altlon1 e11allable. Call
(714) &42·14'&4 Dave.
IALEl,tURKETINO
Are you motivated?
Went to be your own
boH? Need ,ff Pff In
our nlw otnce. Call
873-1154 O.m ... pm
IVC STATION
Light mechanlc/HIH·
man. E1eperlanced.
Apply Del Mar Ii New·
port BIVd, Costa M•H
Te1cherfl'r•lntr
Immediate Opening.
P{f, FIT, place & lraln
1 at time computer
uaara/l>uyara Need
Field Placement 1pe-
clall1t A managar1
SSI Call 8!2·7381.
TELEMARKETING
Earn EXTRA MONEY
working part·tlm•
Good communication
and phone 1klll1 re-
quired lo •all growing.
local naw1p•per
c.n Mfk• Wlt•r
•tM2-4333
LEADING EOOE XT, -----------Gerald L 8agw911
20MBHO, 5\o• FDSK, ™• 1111tman1 wu tiled
Color 14" monitor, 101 .. 'ILIC -TICI wttll the County Clark o1 enhanced keybd. OKI· __ ,.._v __ nv____ Orange County on June •.
DATA • 93 Mlcrotlna • 'totHteu. 1991
24 pin, 132 column FORD 1985 Bronco euelMM Na.,.. '4H0M
printer, >clnt cond. SW· 2>CLS. Elccallent condl· St&teMent Publtih4td Or•noe Coatt
Lotua, FORM tool, tlon throughout, manv ~ toltowlng par90nt wa Dally Pltot June 11 , 18, 2.5,
Oulckan2, Norton, options. SS,800 OBO. jolnQ bualnaM u : JUiy 2. 1991
m•ny extru S650. 548·8&35 RA'l'?AS, 20351 Irvine T-287
Call Jim aftr 7pm. 've., Sia. C., Santa Al\8 •---------
1
Anlr<iuf' (213) 945·7221 ialgllll, C.111, 92707
Raymond Halea, 185 Ea·
Maf, lrvlna. Calif 82715
Tiii• bu1tn111 It con-
Jucted bV an lndlYldual
Th• regl1tt1n1(1) eom-
nancac:t lo "anNC1 bull-*' undaf Iha f'lcllllOul Ju1lnaa1 Nama(I) lllttd
lbc>Ya on· May 15, 111t1
Raymond Halat
FrPe fo You f>02?
HERE we AREi
WIN 2 FrM Olnnara
Pets t~
1111TidlS b049
•BOXER e
Rara white purebred
tam pup 3 wka old.
Champion ai red.
$1500 John wl! 542·
1102 hm 289-0542
• Lebr•dor ~up••,
All Vallow, AKC field
Champs Pedigree.
$450 714/848-9984
••PUPPIES••
$50-$250 OFF
EVERY PUPPY
,Cl.lS">1rc. qo.15
Ford 'M 'A Muatang
Con11ertlbl•, a cyt 289,
a/1, rad, e11cat1ant con-
d ltlon. runs wall s 1 o,ooo oeo day
71 4-896-3595, ave
213-430-7&00, week· •nd• 714-789-1558.
.M1~,c
This tlaiarnenf ...,,.. ftled
Nitn Iha County Ciani of :>r.nge Counry on May 21,
111t1 ,.eau
Publlthltd Orange Cou1 QMC t979 Step Van 0.Sly Ptfot June 4 11 19
21' a/1, new engine 25 111t1 ' ' '
Pll1clr~. ~JO~J
July 1990. S2500 ' T .2e41
6&2·1&38
utn PUILIC NOTICI
lmporlPcl 9 100 Plotlttoue ............ a .... Oataun 197& 280Z atateMent
2 • 2 . Immaculate. The fottowlng paraona are • Akita • AmarlC41n loaded. S2.200. doing bullnff1 u ·
E1klmo • Chihuahua 631·3388. MA IC TOUCH AUTO
PUIUC NOTICI
"°"""' auaan. ......... ..... .....,.
The tOllOWlng par10n9 are
doing t>ullnul ...
PACIFIC EXPORTS, SI Ocean Vlala, Newport
Beach, Caht. 92eeO Brian Fat90, 42e H111>or
ltllnd Or., ~9Wl)Ort IMch,
Cal11 92iSeO Tiiis bu11na11 11 con-
due11'tt by: an lnclMdual
Th• raglstran1(1) com·
rnanced to trantact t>in•·
natl und• Iha fllc:Utk>us Bualnau Nemt(•) .. ted above on· May 29. 1Mt
Brian F 11go .
Thll ltlllmef11 WU 1119<1
With the County Clerk ot
Orange County on June 4,
lllt1
'4M014
Publltlled Orange Coaat
Diiiy PllOI June I 1, ti, 25,
July 2, llltl
T·283 • Cocker Spaniel • F•ttR.Aftl 4001 •85 CARE. 18717 fJMcll 8IYd ,
Ooicla • KeHhond • Pride of ownership, Suite 453, Huntington 1---------
Mallesa • Miniature whlla w/palomlno lnl• BMcll. C.'" "847 Schnauzer • Peking· rlor, cream putf condl· David Kettl\ Ramey, 2184 aH • Poodle e Pug a II A 1 &4" ,,.722 Canyon Or Unll 0. Co.i. Shlh·Tzu on PP • v-v Me ... Calll 12127 Honda 19&3 Aceurd Tiiis bu1lne11 11 con-
MINI POT BELLY 58K mllH, 5 apd, dueled by• an lndMdl.lll
beige axeellanl condl-Tiie re911trant(1) com-
PIGLET ' f I mancea 10 lranaacl bUM-tl On . AM I M , • r ,,... under tha Flcti!JC>Ue
$3,950 &41-8115 eualntH Nama(1) illled
•841-3239*
PETLANO PAVILION
OPEN 7 DAYS
1&374 Beach Blvd ·~
ml So. 405 Fwy, nalC1
10 Targal Between
Edinger and Hall
Jaguar 1988 XJ8 eCo\lt on May I . 1MI
5-4,000 mllea, original OIMd Klltll Ramey
owner, Immaculate, Thia ttllament W9I fUed
$24,500 541M>&4A with Illa County Ciani of
MIZ '84 3001D
Orange Coun1y on May 21
1991 , ... ~1•
Publ•thad Ofanga Coast
Dally Pilot June 4 t 1, ti,
PUBLIC NOTICI
NOTtCICW
.-ntTIOM TO
ADMIN19Tl9'
UTATIO'
9'0a8fltT L UN08flt
CASI HO . A1MJ14
To all halra. baneAciart•• cred1IOl'I conl'lngant credt·
10f9, and !*Soni wfto may
()4her#jM ~~nt ed k'I me wllt °' et~lt. both, ol ROBERT UNO
A PE'TITION been
2 Fam AKC Garman
Shep, 4 mos. ahota 1
Anoth•T gray Ilk• ne,,,_
throughout, original
owner, Iott o' open
road mllH 111,900
&31-11-480 or 497-tl929
25, 11191
llled by JEFFREY W UNGER tn Iha 541,,.net
Col.In ol Cahforrna Coun1y
of San Otego
T·2t7 Tiie petition r.que111 11111
-----------JEF'AEY W UNOER be p u C C 1 T b I wash & ragrout New Complete Malnt/Repalr -----------PLUMBING repair and • num ar · & nep11ir Ba1hroom1· RON'9 GARDEN I NO remodeling Oona by limos & chauttaur 1 Plumb·elac.-carpantry 1 •------------• print their T C p num Shower doors Kite· paint. Rentel prop Quality yard care/raa1 pro aaaton•I• 25 yr1 gray/tan, I blk/1an. MarcadH 1S>82 3000
1250 Heh. &e2-t1979 TurbO, be•utlful car. I
1ppolnled H paraonal rep-
retaf\l•llv.. 10 ldm1nt11er lht lllate Of Iha <lecadenl ber In all advertise· Floo•s·Plumbtng Lie our apac lally 549-5717 ra1a1 12 vr aicp NB/ in NB area Prompt,
men11 II you ha110 a 25yr, 0 C 673·8065 . DAN'S Home1Bu1lnen CdM ont . &31·1872 ~~~llgr't.~N&Nn4C'~. Lie
question about the le Tiie & Marble ln11a11 & Improvement. Drywall. THE QAllN SCENE 282821. Call ~0-1090
galtty of a mover, limo rep81r Prompt aar· Carpentry & Painting Lawn.rr ... S/llvt>-IMt••
or chauffeur. Coll vlco. tree ••I No Job Bonded 645·7&22 Sprtnkltr tnttallatlon Public Ut11tle1 Com· loo sm all Fr ank-----------mission 7 14•559.4 1 !>l Turner 957.1953 FIX UP YOUR HOUSE TrH Trimming/Removal I do all tr•d•• Llwn M11n1 & Cta1nup1 TILE 1n1tallad!Repalrad. Low prloe• Rotolllllng •432·8904•
Prompt Cour1eou1 s.Mc• Call Jay 850-3008 St. Lio. ;raeeo2s Apph<lnccs
Service :i426
rr11 e.1 & Atfereneas
John & Shelby 84&-8176
Child Care 353 PAULS s APPLIANCE SVC
All M•kH and Modal• eourteoua s.rv 55a.0515 NannlH, & houa•k••P·
3021·8 Harbor Ill CM .,. •11•11 Prof. up. Uva In or oU1. From
HANDY ANDY Masonry 3828
Elec·Plumb-Palnt Lt. earpntry etc &31-4043 tt•MOD•L..Addltlon• ' MA90NRY·BRICI< &
Tenent Renovetlon BLOCK WORK Bond
RamOdellngJAddltlonl Ltc d 849-4834 Southern Perfection
Psychics 3902
RllA.DINQ9 by Tarot
Card Paat·Praaent·
Future Well known In
otlllf counlrlet53&-9552
Re o f1119 'i'11 o ." .. ' ......... & Aepalra UcenH a
lnaur 25 yrs exp Fr"
E1t Fin e11I &75-5095
[mpl< 1yr; 11 ·r ii
!W.1nlf·rf '>'d'>
Black Lab. 18 mo, neu-owner, •xcetlenl con·
terad male, FREE to dltlon. 19, 150.
PUILIC NOTICI
A HEARING on Iha pall· 8TAftMINT 0' tlon will be llald on JULY a. good home. 548·7508 1_.._(7_1 ... 4)..._~_e_-09_7_3_. __
Cartlflcalad FllhHI In· attar 4PM M E R c E 0 E s 1 9 8 9
llructor/partonal 1-p-L_E_A_S_E_H_E_L_P_t_F_r .. -. WAGON. No down,
trainer, at your home. Moving torcea 10 gtve a1auma I•••• or buy
Ronni• 720-ttee. up 2 t>aaullfut lam out al 537K MUaT
AaAHOOMMIMT Of' 1991 at I 45 PM In Dapl f .
Ull Of' JICTITIOUI 5 located 11 1551-55 Stir111
aUllNlll NAMI Avanu., San Otego CA Tha loltowlnQ patlOf'll 112101
cala Lots ol love ••LL, 873·1408
htlle abandonH'tha UM ot II you ob)act to Ille grtnl· th• ,1c11t1oua lualntu Ing ol tlla pa11uon, you
N•tna MCH CINTER EX· tlloutd IPP8•' 11 lhe ""''
ECUTIV! IUlfe, ~ !Ht Ing and 11at1 your =K· llrd't llrMI, lulta 200, tront Of Illa written o
neadad. hou1ebrok9n
& wonderful frtanda.
548·2805
Autr •',
()111111 ",ltr '\till ...... cut 12121 UON With .n. e°"'1 °'• Tiie "elltlfX.11 luttnaM Iha haatlnQ YOVf ..,.,.., • CARa l'OR SAL• Name r9farr9d to above •nc• may be 111 person or
··e1 BUICK Di.Ml w .. filed In°'"* Cowltv bY your anomey
La Sabra I!• t • t • on AUQV91 4, 19" '''• fl you era • cr-.oi •or or 1 wagon Ho '311M2 eot\tlfl98"! creditor of Illa
• 68 VW DUO. SUltn C ffMtY, 14& Avo-cs.ca.1td, you muat file
rr: J\sh<".to<·. J430 580/wk. 571-5184 Conatrucllon Corp
&4&-1790 M<t ssagr. 3830 RPn1ndPl111q
MHI Top of lh• Line
Racing Btka Our•Ace '* BUYIN ITEMS* eo mponan11 SSOO • 1no·a 10 1950'• * ,_o_B_o_s_ .. _8_.-eoo __ 1 __ _.
•"""91ry kl Houlitftold• Schwinn Mountain Bike,
Call to •••. m•k• Cado IJ10t.C, eo.ta M..., your claim witn the coun
tf H""hHt oft I> C&111 92827 and rna~ •copy 10 the P8f• '3..-AllUTOI RlllOVAl
,j 1 R"tdentlal/ Comm'I
.0 c.rtl1led 541-5088
'14$.
x;
·an
~(
0 \
/\11'()
0f'!.til111q .M·l2
lnefde Ov1
New Shop Location
By Kavin'• Automotive
1927 Harbor Bllld, CM
&42·1298
...OD•aan MAftlN• ' I RVICEI hH perm
home Full Yacht 8arv
C•U Brian 173-11&4
t
....
B t1 ·.ir1. ·"
Sr•r 111 1", l·HiB
W118UY
fl'ULL 0 .. l'AATIAL n.ueTH•D•
(1t4j t.H-4U7
( 11 , .•
; I()
CIP.ininq
SPrv1Cf'S J54
...-RELIA8LE "1ouaaclffno.
Ing by the day l..oca.I
ArN JUntr~a
Call Yolanda &31•59&7 ••4 YmMS llXP•
Wa clean your houH
from top to bottom
842· 7131 °' a.es-'7934
•uav ••• ••rvloe• Lie/bonded Maleh
any ad11artl••d retea.
Combo houae & y111rd
malnt Done the
lrlah wey 843·9020
CRAMERI CLWHNQ
Hom• A am1111 otttc•
d etallart lprlng
oleentn9 epeol•ll•t
'r•• ••• 97 .. 92.2i
Doors 3580
DOOfla INITALL•D
Wlndowa • Slldert
Cabln•t• "r•• Ht ('114) 15().5952
f IP< tw .11 lf110
ft DO SWtnTHINOI
Mechanical, aleclrlc 1,
paining, boat detallng.
Bay Boat Svc '73-stn
Hauling J720
.,...LT HAULING SERVICE
Glttgt 'fd cnipt·lfltl
Jon 845-8192
DICK S HAULINO
Junk to dump & g•n·
eral hauling Large
truck with llrt gal•
540.3791
DUMP "UNS • JUNK
Furniture, traah, tree
branch••. appll11ncaa
Mike 7 dye SAS.1 391
OUMP TRUCI( for AHi
Comm &.g1aml Job• .
Junk·Haul-Contt P u
Cln·up1 a1c &45·1580
ITR•9S•D OUT?
Mauage Therapy 1n
Ct>iropiachc otf1ca lnau'
ICCptld Ult 843 ·905 3
Movmg J834
•A·1 MOVINQ*
730·1353 CLE.AN & EXPERT r or it Job Wall Oonet
St rvtng 0 C IOI I 5 y11
ltC T 1618,642
PAINTING PLUI
Quellty a 1111+
Afford•bl• &46·~701
P~INTINQ
Ouellty painting local
ralarenca1 Fair price
Ron 1n .0513
& Add1t1ons . \<J I
V1llanl ConttrUCllon Co
Room addittona, re•
m o d • II n g ·q u 11 II t y
work 1'480611 Frank
088·7107
Scrf'Pn
Srrv1cc<:. .i11;>0
MellculOut Morton·•
Mobil• Scr"n larvtca
Nobody bHta Mor·
Ion a prlcH Nobodyl
Our price• ate to low
you h•v• 10 look up to
'" th• bOttom ('7t4} ~ .. HIS
'.;pr 111~ 11 ·r
H<·11, Ill'. \ '·. l
SPRINKLERS are my
only butlne11 Tlmara,
11•lllH. drip 1ya1ema
lnatall•llon a Aapalr
722·7124 Chertea
P-.LwMtO ~ 11 lrema $125 Can
tAp1 t11,trH1", 1,(111
M•'fteo WHher. 8PHd
Ouaan alee dryer,
M•glo Ch•I renge
Whn• 17S-01H
1 111111!1111' h01 ·l
&73-03<44
SURPRIS El
2 Frn Dlnnera
Sport111q
Goods h tlt.'>
Brand new t..lfecyeta.
• Moving, Hcrlltce, S 1500 OBO. N•v•r
beeutllut baby grand uaad 548·&00t
pleno •icc:a• cond
14000 Uka new, Olk
tradition•! an1er111n.
mant cent&r Naw
I H~OO. take HOO. All
WOOCI exec dHk w/re·
turn i uphol chair :!:Hcte much mota,
9e•.utlfUI Sof•, lov.M&I,
chair, onoman New
cond, oak trim Herl·
t1ee a21. 841·3.4M ·
0 ar. "" ., Y TM bullnet• .., con-10Nll raprHentauve •P·
Jun• 20 ••It .. It dUCllad by.,, lndMdual poonltd by !tie eoun ••thin
723-llM Thia tlalarMnt was f\lad lour montht "°"' Iha datt ae COfN• T Ta "'1tl !ht ~ Claflic of ol hr11 IH~• of iattafl
Peffect, SpotlaN. Red Orange County on May 21. .. ptcMd9d In Met!On 9100
Convarlll>ta, Auto-ltlt of Iha C.llornta ''*"
matlo, AU. OPTIONS, ""**"'° Orange Cout Coda The tuna IOf tiftnQ
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u 3rd cat, iMw•y• Oil· H, ltt1 fort our montt\t from the
.raoao. Prof. maln-T·212 "••ring data noticed
tlllned 1 atarma. ~may H9miM tne 111,
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by Hank Ketchum
by Tom Batluk
by Lynn Johnston
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