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Sunday. LoM from the mld·SO. to
lower 60s. For more information,
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IN THE NEWSROOM
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will help you set over that .• The
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QUOTES OF THE DAY
"I didn' ...,. gtt wp. /1 ""' kind of
fius." Rick Getter, a rcaident or Austin,
Texa1t reacting 10 Frida(•
earthquake (Al).
Wl&tdter tMn iJ dilposcd to yield lo
IUllW't ex 10 OJ1PO# ho, M cannot do """°"' • comet wulasl"""inl of IKr
la?:' Rostand.
TODAY'S EVENTS
• A public "°'bhop on sporu
c:ard colJectin& for the aerious
invellor will be held it 9 a.m. 1t the c.o.ta Mesa Center, 2990 Me11
Verde Dr .. room 12. There ii a S25
fee -SIS for tbooe under 16.
•'The I Ith Annual Oean Hubor
Day be&iJu at 8 a .m. at Newport
Beach'a Cannery Reataurant, 3010
Laf1ycttc Ave. Voluntccra arc
welcome.
. • Lapn1 Mystcriu will present an
intricuin& olot for hungry mys1cry
buffs 11 1 ' p.m. dlnncr thel1cr
allow. Call 497-9742 lor detaila.
JUST THE FACTS
•Who WU the fint rcpl1r
permanent po&tmutcr in Newport
Beach?
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Saturday, June 29, 1991 25 cents
Rude call registers 8.0 Tremblln'
over the
temblors
Coast escapes damage,
but earthquake kills two
By llta Yollol --•"" NEWPORT BEACH -While the 6.0
P.-na qa.ke collled menaiYe dam•
and killed two people in the San Oabriel
Valley Fridly momina, residents of the
Oranp Coast -even newcomen to
C&lifomia -seemed to take the rolling
temblor in stride.
Many ioc.'fl rctidcntl ~cported that the
7:43 1.m. quake, which jolted IOIDC folU
awake, felt like a tong, rolling ind
IWayina motion that wouldn't 1top. Bui
even those ca:pericncin1 their first
California quake remained ctlm.
"I didn't even get up," .. id Rick
Getter, 34, 1 frve·month Newport Beach
resident from Austin, Texas, who wu
catina break.fist in his 1partmcnt at the
time. "It wu kind of fun."
Getter said be was much more
frightened during his first-ever earthquake
experience in Tokyo, J1p1n, in 1987.
"I didn't knQW what it WU then,"
Getter said. "(But Friday), I knew what it
WU immcdi1tely."
Local police de~ents reported a
few calk, but no inJuriCI or damage were
reported. "I even went into the
Golden West marks 25th year
~cchtri office thinkiq we'd see tbc
IWltchboard iipt •P, but ... only "" •
couple of calla," aid Newport Beach
Police U. Jim Canon.
The •hakin& didn't .... I.au the
oonstruction worken perched precariously
1top the multi-story 1e1ffoldin1 of
Trianatc Square in Catt• Me11. Since tbc
buildin& sways IO much, '!lr''IY• from the
movement of heavy maclunery, some of
the wqcten didn't even realize a quake
had occuned., and tbc ones who did (eel a
difference simply k>otcd up for a minute
and returned'" ·to work, according to
assislant superintendent Dan Hughes. ·
"They just uked me if I felt it,"
SM EARTHQUAKE.-,_
By Run lair __ ...,.,.
It's 7:44 1.m., there'• an carthquab.,
and I'm late for'work.
But it's cool -I'm a nativ'C.
Oh yeah, I'm a California
earthquake veteran. Born and raised in
SM TREMBUN'.-..
300 or more can't
stomach a free meal
By Emily Adami
Clnngl Cod ~ Plot
COST A MFSA -A free meal turned into a big bcllyK:hc
for perhaps hundreds or Bulk>cb employccl this week after a
case of food poisoninc raced through the ranks.
The meal, catered by El Pollo Loco and Bullock's own
rcstaunnt. was otrercd to more than 600 cmp}oyea who were
counting the store's inventory Tuesday night. .. id Bob
Merryman, director or tbc county Health Care Aaenc.Ys
Environmental Health Division.
"Late Wednesday afternoon we started gettina a few calls,"
Merryman said. "We're only dealing with 10 or 12 sick people
now, but it appcan that many more are ill."
A> many as 300 or _. people 1uflcr<d from hcodacha,
stomllCb cramps and diarrhea, accordina tn one emplo) m .
"'I wun't that bad bca.use I didn't eat much -onJy 1 few
bitea ol the cb.icken -and I kJok oaJy oac bile ol tbc rice
because it t•tcd funny.
"'Everyone It work WU pusing out 'Wet Ona' to USC in the
rtltroom," aaid one employee, who asked not &o be named.
Several cmpk:Jyees were reportedly unable to work the
folJowina day and at lcasl one had to seek medical anention,
Menyman .. id.
Calls to Bullock's department store were answered by the
oompany'1 publK: relattoo.s farm in Allanta. where wort.en
declined comment.
"I had a health dcpanment investigator in here for four
hours the other day. But I served that same chicken to SOO
other people Lhlt night and nobody called to .. y they were
ill," said Naim Rustamzada, general manager of the El Pollo
Loco on Harbor Boulevard.
"When I delivered that chicken though, J saw 20 trays full
of brownies sitting in the sun, uDOCNCrcd," Rustamzada said.
Environmental health specialists are testing everything
employees ate that night, includin& a rice .. 1ac1, rolls and
brownies, all reportedly served out of Bullock's 8 . Cafe.
The invcstiption was hampered 90tneWhat by Bullodt's
unwillingncu to provide the health department with employee
names, Merryman said. His investigators hope to have the
culprit dish identified early nut week.
Mother fears relatives
may have abducted son
COSTA MESA -The mother of a 7-ycar-okl who bu been
missing since June 18 is appcalina to her neighbon. asking for
he!P. in findinc the boy she calls "Janino."
Djian Rembrandt S&lpdo, who just turned 7 on May 31,
dis.appeared from College Park Elementary Schoo~ accordiq
to a police report and the boy's mother.
Graciela Salaado, 25, arrived at the school about 3 p.m. to
give her oldest 1on a ride home that day, but Ojian wu
nowhere to be found.
Salaado fe1rs be may have been abducted by relatiYes and
taken back to Mcxko Ci.tY., or perhaps Enscnada. Howevc.r,
there is 1 possability he's still in the area. lhc .. id.
9-I ls k:llO a. C-o.11' Nar
Prolesoion•I .. nd !Ctllplon Craig Mcintosh, foreground, and Jeff Poland caM! oot Golden West Col·
lege's 2Slh Anniversary commem<><•thle kJso In the sand •t Little CO<ON Beach. See st<><y oo AU.
Ojian is • feet till and weighs •2 pounds. He hu brown
hair, brown eyes and a small birthmark on the riaht aide of his
neck. He speaks mostly Spanish, but wu a quid: learner in hi&
SM MISSING,tlia ..
The plors thin, but story may show up.at some theater
Edwards-Monn talks may lead to movie house sole
By-1-___ ""I
HUNTll!IGTON BEAO! -Arc the
-M-morio tlloaten In Pienide h¥ilion.,.. _to Bdwanll Theatru?
It .U dlponda on who JOU talk to and -· ....... Tllo lodullry publlcatlon Variety
rcpariad la ita 1... 24 -that ·s.iw... la ,........... Man•'• _.,
qi111it ,..11' PrMioli 6 in Ha"""°"
-.· ..._ wltll Mula -thootm In 1-Hipol, -. t11111 Son i...1a
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t-, .-pn1W11t al _....
for Mann Theatres. "A1 the request Of
Mr. Edwards we are db<:u11lna the
poulbUity ol the 11le of aomc Mann
tbe<tera. of which Pienide Pavilion in
H•nti"llon Beach la not one."
Jamel Edwards Sr., who •Ion& with
James Edwards Ill lo holdin& tllb with ,
Mann tlltCUtf¥u. did not rotum <ep<ated
phone colll from the Doi\:.
Tho Variety makel no abollt the
ambitlonl ol tbe 21s ...... n. Ncwpon
-Edwards ,,,.._ cllain,
roponlllf that Ibo -boa boo• '"' • "bu1ina binfl" or late.
lot M-.-IMI MJ llleir UIS·
tlloater chain I-tad • --
amount of money in the Picnide Pavilion
tbcatcn and does not intend to walk awty
from that investmcnL "'We're k>nklna
forward to 1 lonf and profitable
rolatlonohlp with the city," Uttlcfield laid.
Pienide Pavilion meidianta haw been
1tni11ll.. for awvlval in the newly
-loped Maln Street retail. complevi
hpper'1 Oolde• -dooed "°"" their comedy club and restaurant. Other
mcreh1nt1 blame lbcir ftnancial troublca
on stalled redcvelopm.,.t, the ,_....,
and .... --year delay in tho ope•ioa of
the Mann theltcn.
L11t A,pr it." Edward• Theatr,1 Cbolnaln ,.,,,.. Edw... Sr. said ...
t~t I.be new Maan theatcn in
Pierside. Pavilion were noc in u w..a
location beca-they ---eustomen from 1 360-depM ._.
"It'• ricbt at the ocean," Bftia• lllWI
in April. "There .,..., -M .._
come out of the -... ., ta "" _ ..
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rumon abou.t the f'D? 11a1 ¢ s 11
ownenhip of th1 ,..,.... IDS
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The World .. 1n Four Minutes
A smiling James and Sarah Brady speak to the pu~ic aft~r the
Senate approved 67-32 a waiting period of frve working days fOf
handgun purchases.
WASHINGTON -The Senate approved 67-32 on Friday a
waiting period of five workings days for handF, purchase&, 11 ii
cemented the controversial gun-control provtsion blown as the
Brady Bill into comprehensive crime legislation.
The adjustment Ill the waiting period, rather than the seven
calendar days approved last month by the House, broke an
impasse that had stalled the overall crime legislation.
But Senate leaders agreed to delay final action on the
legislation, now incorporating the Brady bill compromise, until
after Congress returns from its July 4th recess.
The five-working-days proposal was offered by Republicao
Leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., after the Senate voted 58-41
against shutting off debate and moving toward fi nal passage of
the bill with the original seven-day waiting period inlact.
l'hc compromise also had the support of Majority Leader
George Mi1chell, D-Ma1n e, and Sen. Howard Metzenb1um, D·
Ohio.
SANG A TT'E. France -A huge boring machine dug lhrough a
fina l section of chalk Friday to complete the last of the three
passages that make up rhe tunnel linking Britain and France
tinder 1he English Channel.
The ac hievement marks 1he end of more than three years of
round-the-clock work by 11 boring machines, drilling nearly 100
mi les of tunnel.
A service tunnel was completed in December, and the north-
runn ing rail tunnel was completed on May 22. Each tunnel is
about 31 miles long.
Completion of the southbound tunnel came three months
ahead of the original 1imetable for the Sl2.8-billion project. Train
service 1s expected to start in June 1993.
Allent ion will now switch to construction of the two train
te rminals al Fol kestonc and Calais. which will be completed next
year.
When fi nished, the so-ca lled Chunnel will allow high*spced
trains to travel between London and Paris in 3~ hours. about
half the ti me now needed for a train-and-ferry crossing. Fares
have not yet bee n set.
Yugoslav army decl11'91 SloVlnll truce
LI UBUANA, Yugoslavia -The Yugosla"· army declared a
cca~c-f1rc Friday in its two-day ground and 1ir attack on the
scccssion1s1 republic of Slovenia, and European nalions sent a
mission to seek a permanent peace.
Slovenia acc('pted the truce. but ques tioned whether it would
hold.
The army, announcing the cease-fire , said it had seized all 27
Sloven ran borde r posls 1n its effort to preserve the Yugoslav
federation But an Associated Press reporter found Slovenian
militiamen 1n control of at least one.
Slovenia and neighboring Croatia declared lheir independence
on l 'uesday after the federal government refused 'demands that
the nation. lo ng tom by ethnic strife, be transformed into a loose
confcdera11on of ~t al cs.
No country recognized the declarations, however, and the
Serbian-dominated military said it would crush the .secessionist
movement
Four stolen Plc11so Plll•llllll rlCOVll'ld
PRAGlJE, C.t:ec hoslovakia -Four Picas.so paintings stolen
from Czechoslovakia's National Gallery last month have been
recovered by Czech and German police, officials announced
Friday.
The pai ntings, which were 1aken May 6, had been valued al a
lotal of $30 mill ion. Each was about 12 by 18 inches.
Three of the painlings -"Table with Goblet," "Mandolin and
Glass of Pernod" and "Port of Cadaques" -were dis~layed to
rcporten in Prague. Officials said the fourth, "Abs1nth and
Card," was recovered in the Germ1n town of Bayreuth.
"I never thought I would sec these paintings.so IOOn and be
able to confirm they arc genuine," said the nlllion1J museum's
director. Lubomir Slavicck. After the theft, he blamed poor
security in the gallel)'.
He said 1he three paintings recovered in Pr1gue wen: in
excellent condition in spite of being cut from their frames. "I will
lei the experts pus the ftn1J judgement, though," he added.
Toxin hUld In MllltlrlY Bir 11111111
SACRAMENTO, C.lif. -Califomia 1uthorilics on Friday
urged people to avoid catina 1pon-harvcsted shellfish from
Monterey Bay north to Bodep Bay, saying a potentially
danprous toxin hid been diSCla\'ered in muuc.I samplet.
S1.1te Health Director Molly Coye said elevated levels of the
PSP w.ln had been found in muucls in Sant.a Cruz. Sin Mateo
ind Marin countica. An annu1I quar1ntine of the muuel1 ii in
effect throull< Oc1. 31.
COyc 11icl the Mme toxin may aJso "concentrate In other
shellrnh in the vitccr1 and other dark colored parts. Consumers
of cl1m1 or IC&Jlopl art advilcd to cat onty lhe white meat."
PSP 1odh &ffeeu the cerural nenvua sy1lem, and in aevera
c:ues ctn cautc paralysis ind death from NJ>bylJat.Jon.
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Fountain Vallq, &irl o JHI MUltr ... Dlvid TOWUffd.,
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HunUn&ton Bud.I, boJ:
o a-)1 ud Fred WJtstat, Costa
Me.111, boy
June 7 o Kritta ... ,..,.... G ...... Co&t1
M"'-boy o T"' 1941 Orta C.M, Fountain v.n.y • .m 0 oe;.-. .... Mkliael llK.ltof,
Fountain Vall~, ~ --0 Ill•,,. ... ~.~ne Jo11i11 ... , ........ -.... J:tay 14
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Moy 17
o T1r11 ud Thomu M1ddoeb, Laguna Beach, boy
May 18 o lerral1nt aocl &nea Wiida•,
Laguna Belch, 1irl
MaylO o Mliril Mier 111d Rokrt Krtpe Jr.,
Colla Mesa, airl
June 10
0 ~Ill llld J..,a. hda)W,
LaJuna Beacb, rwin Fla
Marrl&llllll
R-nt IJlltria&a; 16 reported 10 tbe 0ranac: Coual}' Reoordu'1 Offloe in Sota .....
0 ..... ......,. .,... manitd J••
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Bueti, on M•y 25. OCnls C. S....., ol Fou.ntai.n Valley,
awricd A.-Martlt W*ll on M.,. 25.
oakQ w.... ...... -nitd Jlllllo•
Elluloetl MaMta, botb of C:C.ta Ma.a., on
May 25.
~ Alu ~ ....,ritd IC.th,,.
Notnyw Y••I-... both af H11•tiqlon
BtKll. Oii M.y 25.
IOM11tit.. Offftl" J-. of Ncwpon
8e1Cll, mlfried L9h Aa• JHii-on Ml)'
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Rell astate
nit ........... of~°"" ---~byOW' 1111' ,_,,..o.. ....... -. --a »d .,_ -. sm.oao. l
boclrolm. 2 batll IO~-0 llU ._. ... ' bechocm, 3 becb IO ........, I.
0 -· ....... "·· l280.ooo. 4 bcdrooa&, 2 blitb to Piwl Ot•wbw•
D J1S4 C....... A-. ~ 4
bedl"OOftl. 2 bllh IO SMrteJ' E. -· 0 *5 ~ Dr., Ul9,000, 4
bedi uom. , 3 Nth to Dould D.
Stnnoa. o 1164 S..• CL, "6$,000, 4 bcdtoomo 3 Nth lO 8ryu U:iea.
D ta .,_... S<, 1257,000, 3
bedroom, 2 6atb IO Fraak J. S\e'ri. o Jtlt Wun9 .....,_ S238.000, 3
bedroom, 2 bath to Comtarw:e
Wilker.
o 1521 D•llc Pl., $260,000, 3
bedroom, 2 b11h to Vom M.
Strickler. . o 152.4 Lttllall Pl, S2S4,rol, l
bedroom. 2 batll to Moeoi Shlouwa.
0 J.wt v...... PL, S21&,ooo. 4
bedroom, 2 bath to Brian R. HiU.
o lt! TttlaH Pl., S227 ,000, 3
bedroom. 2 bllh to Jeffrey D. RI~ a JA v1u ...... a.t. l243.soo; l
bedroom, 2 balh to Jane A. Fonter. --0 '"' r.m. "'"'" S1S6.000, l ~ 2 b11h to Thoams T.
o f171 Moll llher CL, $400.000, S
bedroom, ) bltb IO James. C. J, Tlaf. o tU7 McBrtde IUwr, Sl5!,0'll. 4
bedroom, ) beth IO Oi S. Lu.
a 1n31 W•lnt St., S2Mi,OOO, 4
bedroom, 2 hth 10 Rlchl.td 8. ""'" o tam OtllonM Ct.m S27!i,000 to
Cbarlie f , Y. Pai.
o 11756 Dtodlir St., $289,000. 4
bedroom, 2 hlh 10 'Jbomu L
Tengan.
o 1~7 "uaou St., S276,000, 4
bedroom, 2 balh lo Roo ald S. Ayen.
o 115'5 Phimou St., $179,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bltb to Richard A.
RCSlrc.
o tlOJ Grippo Rktr A,e., SJJ!i,000,
4 bedroom, 2 ba1h 10 Willi•m
Bechtel. ---0 15311 CettoawMd CL, $285.000, 4
bedroom, 2 bath IO Tho Bao.
o 7Ul N•DCJ' Dr., 1228,000, 3
bedroom1. 2 bath 10 Thomas Vanderweioe.
o 15'72 Swea lA.e, S24!i,OOO, 3
bedroom, 2 bltb IO Ou! Y. Kim.
o Sill S'llart: Dr., $228,000, 3
bedroom, bath to Jamese E..
Bachman.
0 1.5Nl leffut Lue. tllS,000, 3
bedroom, 2 batb 10 James Recd.
0 15532 S•U.nt UH, S320,000, 4
bedroom. 3 bath to Xunelb K.
Gl>o.
o wtl Ytr*abfn U-. S2!7,000, l
Local News Briefs
lbJrt awner 11111 two WGUld-be r1111111r1
WESTMINSTER · A Westminster merchant shol two men who
tried to rob his s1ore and family Friday, killing one i nd leaving the
other critically wounded, police said.
Mai Van Dung, 26, wa~ dead on arrival at Human• Hospital
Westminster following the shooting ju.~t before noon, sakt
Westminster police Lt. Bob Burnett.
Dung's alleged accomplice, whose n1me was withheld, wu taken
News of the Weird
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FORT DODGE, Iowa -Golfer Jim Smith hit a wayward 1trokc,
but his precision was phenomenal. The ball landed in another
golfer's pocket.
Smith's 9-iron sho1 on the sixth hole at the Fort Dodge Countl)'
Oub l1nded in the 1horts' pocket of Jim Van Gundy, who wu
w1iting 10 tee off on the 5C'\lenth hole.
"It was unique. I've never even had a hole in one," Smith uid.
Van Gundy said he heard someone shout "Fore!"
"As I turned, 1 felt • little nick on my left thigh," he said. "It was
just a little bump. We tried to fi nd the ball and couldn't.
"Then I put my hand in the left pocket ol my 1hon1, whe<e I'd
had one ROif ball before ."
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MISHAW AKA, Ind. -Arnold Schwan:cneger pk:ked up the
keys Friday to the fi rst civilian version of the Army'1 all·purpose
vehicle, the bumvce.
The desert-sa nd colored humvce, or Hummer, bears 1 painted
..Tennin1tor" logo .
"Now of courx I have to say th•t thil ii totaUy coincidental," a
&rinnin&; Schw1rzcncger said at L lV Corp. '1 AM General plan1.
AM General President James Armour said the body-building,
action·tdventure actor fita the bill to publiciu the company'• new
venture to sell hu1T1YCC.1 to the general pubUc.
-By the As ocl•trd Prc11
Police Log
Newport Batdl
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~'i'n -a.. ,_ , t•a-. I 1111111 to •••• L 0.-. 0 ......... ., $21o.M4
.... .2 ...... cid.~ia.
o.-•1t I Lw,~4 ••• •2lllllll•tilltoD. . 0•1tr ••• .. a. 3 t1•1-. 2 bralai IO W, .,... ... c-'zl ... Dr: $215~ l t1*-. 2t.dltl ;;iT. W.,. --0 JJI C..... IL, "40,000, 4
bldrooel, 2 bsdl lo Maoua! P.
:;,:--""" • ..., $425,000, 1 .............. t bath to Laura L o. -· 0 .. • ...... _. ..... "'5.000. 3
be6ioom. 2 beta to 1'llolnat P.
~ ..... ""·· '4401000. 2 bedloom. I bttli 10 Robin 1. uamy.
D Jll OaMI \'lilw A~!i80.(l00, 3 ~ 2 belJI to Ben
0 Jiil Clrdl Dr 000, 3 bedroom. 1 brllb to JO\n w. 011e1. a m1 ..,..... Or., $962,.500, 6
bedroom,. <l bath 10 Rkbard C °""'· a 17'2 c..,. J!', .1665~, •
bedroom, 3 betb to MICll.el C SUd.
D Ill ..... -"".000, 3 -I botb 10...., 8. ~.U.,.
D )31 fttMt .... , 1$10,000, 4
bedroom, 2 batb to Ricbard
Uobcnno.oa. 0 lot ......... Tr., S18),000, 3
bedroom, 2 bach to Norman ,.., .......
D nl ~ hta.d Dr., $2.107j()O,
4 bedroom, 4 bath to Jacquet C ~C1ldr.rod A"*" Sl,250,000, 3 bedroom, I bath 10 Joel P,
Moctoqitz.
D 321 Otc~ld Aft. $925,000, 3
bcdl'OOlll, 2 bl.th to w (111am ~~er.
c lt'3 C"••1d1r1 ..... S61lS,000,
4 bedroom, J bath 10 Cwtil Good. c 1• Wttklltl' Dr., "80,000, 3
bedroom, 2 blith to M1rt ROlhan.
D lltl 8ttblft lull, $482,.500, J
bedroom, 2 bath to Sohn Kello.
o 1611 Dorotlty 1.aM, $450,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bath lo Ty•on J,
Pe tenon. o 11J4 C...odore-....... SS60,000,
4 bedroom, l batb to Pam Yoder.
o l!OI HIP11ad Dr $44-i.000, 4
bedroom., 2 bath t<! Sorin Zdrahal.
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who were the only people in the shop, were uninjured .
Burnett said the Orange County District Attorney's Offtee will
review the incident .
The men entered the store 1t 9293 Balsa Ave. Friday morning and,
during the robbel)' attempt, Nguyen pulled a gun and confronted the
robbers, Burnett said .
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Mon IMD two yean 9> be came up with bit
on .,.._ moutetraPt the Hmnilton Waler
Rab. l11111d ol catCblas mice, it trapt and
ICOOpl up lotaam rnd/or jellam. Tbe kind that
often carpets •uch waten 11 N~n Harbor
Ud Huntington HllbOur, mmn1 them 1tnfully
tnllly. nc traditional method of clelftina debris
from such waters U. to put a SUY in 1 rowboat
with a rake and a net. In contrut, the Water
Rake cruises around quickly and quietly, sucking
up everything in its way.
"It'• like the difference between a street
sweeper and a push6room, .. BUI explained.
An optional attachment -Hamilton chooses
not to caJI it the Scum Sucker, as one of the
Cannery waitresses proposes -can btot up
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Coast
•mall oil spills almost wtantly. UCl is so intriped with the
concept they arc negotiatina with Hamilton to expand it to
handle major spills.
But Bill still hasn't sold a sinale Water Rake.
Indeed, this wu. going to be 1 column about his pathlessness.
About a man who saw a large, widespread problem, invented an
affordable solution, spent a bunch of money on patents and
prototypes -and aot nowhere.
lben Los Angeles County blew that angle.
They just bought Water Rake No. 1. It will beain operating in
Marina del Rey soon, corhplete with the oil-skimmer gizmo. This
made BilJ and his marketing guy, Ken Hickenbottom, as giggly as
a couple of silver-thatched "retirees" arc allowed to be.
We shared some iced teas at the Cannery the other afternoon
and I congratulated Hamilton on his overnight success.
"We're dealing with governments here, and pernrnents move
very slowly," the inventor-enainccr-rcstaurateur said. "This is not
exactly an impulse buy." Sticker price is about SJS,000, complc1e
with three outboard motors; the oil skimmer adds $10,000.
I asked if the municipal government headquartered two blocks
from his restaurant -and which has a harbor that is oflen awash
in floatina·gua -was thinking of buying one."
"Not really," said the man who started Oean Harbor Day in
Newport Beach. As usual, Hamilton will be leading the effort
today, the 11th anniversary of the event.
N~rt Harbor was the inspiration for Hamilton's Water
Rake. 'I was looking out the window at the (Rhine Channel in
front of the Cannery) just before Onistmas three years ago.
There was so much junk it looked like you could walk across it."
Hamilton figured there must be a better way to clean-up the
surface trash, and in a month he had invented it. He built the
first prototype using the hulls of his seldom-sailed Hobie 16
catamaran.
"Newport is even more cautious than the others," Hamilton
said. "They don't want to pioneer, they want to sec how it works
in other harbors. But eventually, they'll have to do something.
"There arc 1,500 storm drains feeding into the harbor and
almost any one of them can become a pipeline for an oil spill
aomewhcre else -and it would only take a few minutes. The
Water Rake is like a fire truck. You don't need one until there's
a fire."
The tjny new path that LA. County finally beat to Hamilton's
door may soon be getting more traffic. The city of Long Beach,
and HaJlandalc, Fla., have put a water-sweeping vessel out for
bid, usin4 Hamilton's specifications.
There 1s even more interest from overseas.
"We've had inquiries from Dubai, Israel, Korea and three from
Iran, just in the last couple of weeks," Ken Hickenbottom
proclaimed rather proudly.
"Kuwait could use a hundred of them," Hamilton laughed.
Interest in Korea is high enough for a trading company there
to sign an agency agreement with Hamilton and his associates.
"That's quite exciting," Ken said. "Yeah," said Bill. "But the
first problem they have to deal with is their own government.
They've classified the Water Rake as a luxury yacht. I guess they
haven't seen what it looks like."
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SACRAMENTO -A tough
new federal policy on opium
imr,>nation got a shot in the ann
Fnday when a Sacramento federal
court jury found a woman guilty of
importing and posse lng seven
pounds or the drug with the intent
to distn'butc it.
After sU&htly more than four
hours of deliberation, the jury of
seven women and five men
pronounced Uw Kuan Saechao,
39, of the Sacramento suburb of
North Hi&}llands, guilty on all
three counts of the indictment.
U. S. District Judge Edward J.
Garcia, who presided over the
f ivc-daf tnal, ordered Saechao
immediately taken into custody
and held without bail pendina
senteneina. The maximum time to
which S•cchao could be sentenced
would be 4S years in prison.
The c.nsc i the first to be
prosecuted since a government
deci ion early this year to cracllt
down on what is believed to be
huae amounts of opium belna
mailed into Central CaJifomia
from the Far East.
Up to that time, customs aaenu
have simply destroyed opium
discovered via overseas mail
inspection. Record seizures,
however, have hardened the
attitude of U. S. Justice
Department and Treasury officials.
Saechao, a member of the Mien
tribe, native to the mountains of
Laos, was arrested last January at
the Elverta post office after
claiming a parcel containing the
opium. Customs agents and a
postal in pector monitoring the
pickup had been alerted to the
opium by officials at the Customs
MaiJ facility in Oakland, where
the parcel was opened and
searched on its arrival from
Thailand.
Although the parcel was
addressed to the Elverta post
office box of another woman in
the close-knit Mien community in
Northern California, Saechao had
arranged for the box and had
acce to 1t.
h was Saechao who mailed a
parcel last August from the
Elverta po t office and caused it to
be marked "Return To Sender" ii
it proved not to be deliverable ·
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license plate number, said Sgt.
Tony Sollecito.
Beach Blvd. After the crash the
suspects fled on foot •
The male su peel, Scrg><> Arce,
29, of Los Angeles was taken into
cu tody soon after, however, bis
companion Maria Ortiz., 2S of
Wilmington tried to elude
authorities by sea.ling a nearby
fence.
By Tony Dodero
OrlnOt Cotti OU'( Piiot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
A couple suspected of looting
liquor stores of hundreds of
d o 11 a r s ·W o r t h o f I i q u i d
merchandise were caught after a
high-speed chase down the
freeway on Thursday night,
Huntington Beach police said.
Sergio Arce, 29, of Los Angeles
and his companton, 25-vear-old
Kllllng bandtt
was Justmed
Judge rules
SANT A ANA • The Orange
County District Attorney's Office
declined Fnday to file charges
against a man who shot and killed
a gunman who had just robbed a
bank
Deputy D1stnct Attorney Rick
King )a1d that after reviewing the
June to killing of Benjamin
Conkle by Robert Eeg, "it is our
opinion 1hat this hom1c1de wa
justified."
Conkle had robbed the Bank of
America branch at 24022 Calle de
la Plata m Laguna Hills at
gunpomt that day, about IS
minutes after he stoic a car from a
Mission Viejo car rental company.
Marfa Oniz of Wilmington, were
arrested fleeing on foot after the
car chase ended in a cra41h.
The incident began when the
couple allegedly tried to steal a
single bottle of cognac from a local
grocery store, police said.
Employees of Albertsons at
10144 Adams St. called police to
report that a man and woman had
taken the bottle of liquor from the
shelf and fled out of the store.
A Hunungton Beach pohce
offi cer 5potted the car, described
as a gray Chevy Camaro, traveling
north near the Magnolia Street
offramp on the San Diego
Freeway The officer tned to make
a stop but the car ~ped off at high
speeds.
The chase lao;tcd fo r a few miles
with the suspect<> IO'lang control of
the vehicle and crashing at Seal
Officers enli tcd the help or
pohcc dogs and a helicopter 10
find Ortiz, who was found biding
1n a nearby busine complu,
Sollec1to said. After further
UlSpcct1on, the suspect's vehicle
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Ecg, who witnessed the robbery,
followed Conkle to the bank
parking lot, where his va n was
parked next to the Mitsubishi
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ConkJc started reaching into his
jacket. and Ecg hot him 1n the
~hm The wound did not stop
Conkle, and Ee& shot the robber
in the chest. killing him.
"It was ~elf defense," King said.
"Herc wc\e got a 1tua11on where
Mr Eeg witnessed the robbery. He
secs 1 man wearing a motorcycle
helmet and dark gJas cs with a
gun
"When the person leave , he
sec~ he'~ going toward (Eeg's) van,
and It has a friend of Mr. Ecg'5
inside, and he' gcuing worried for
h1 fnend that (C'onkle) might take
a hostage," King said.
Eca told hi~ fncnd to duck.
loaded the &un and ordered
Conkle to halt, to which Con.kJe
said, "You're g ina to havo to kill
me," Kina uid
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY STREET
IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T HAD
CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S.
IN OUR FOURTEEN YEARS , WE HAVE
CARPETED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN COSTA
MESA, NEWPORT BEACH, IRVINE, LAGUNA
BEACH AND Ht:JNTINGTO T BEACH. ONE
NEIGHBOR TELLS ANOTHER UNTIL WE HAVE
WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A BLOCK.
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THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE -WE TRY TO MAKE
EACH CUSTOMER HAPPY. ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, BRING HER IN WllH
YOU.)
WESTMINSTER • Two men
who alleaedy tried to hold up an
armored car outside a Oardcn
Orove convenience tore, boOtina
ud tMMrely woundsna its driver,
were Ordered to tand trial Friday.
Oranae C.OUnty Municipal Court
Judea James Poole held Thoma
OlluMy, 28. and Qalbcrt Green, 22.
to 1MWer on charaes 1cmmina
from • bun1led robbery that left
pant John Statku in a coma.
Mark Anthony Blount, 2$, tho
third mu ICCUiCd in tho robbery
..... ,,, ii scheduled rnr
amliftment JulJ 18,
°'8ncy WH fired a pard
with The WcUs f1arao Armored
Service Corp. a week beforo tho
attempt on the Well Fareo car,
wb1ch had stopped at an
automated teller in Oudcn Ol"O\c.
Thearmorcdcarwmpanyqnot
ffillated with Well Farao Bank.
Stalkus, lA, "" shot in Cho head
and neck May 17 he aot into
the e&' naer side of the car. He
h.ct j\11 t sc~iocd the A TM II a 7· ecvcn at 897l Cha~ AYO.
Ooo of the men tried to caJ
the armored car, but u tallecf 11
he was ll')in1 to beet away frotn
&he tore. '1WQ of the men sped off
1n D Volbw n Rlbbit. lbe otMr
fled on foot .
St1tku came out of hu coma on
June 6, r1m1I member id.
f'hcy aid he can y a few
wor and ha mo moYCmcnt on
hii ri1bt tide, Doctors had
~q>cctcd hun to be paralyzed on
h n ht idc.
tatkus' wif Carrie, thanked
supporters f r ukina that "our
prayers ho an~ered."
"Wo till h vc a Jona road to
walk. but keep ur praycn
com na and U)Jethcr John and J wm walk tc the fini h hn ...
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f1-Jeu--o&d K.eatina blame& rcplaton for the
..... Mllapee of Uncohl. He and bil co-
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the last l1up," Aid Jeri Mellon. a INdlr ot the
poup. "see"°" in c:oun. Cba.rliel" ~~---faCe Matty 10 yean in priJoo ii coovicted Ito e.arlier tolled out 2' counll ..,.... tbat
more of the counts.
1-..Mlllia heeded Uncoln'a parent company, the
Keatifta and the othcn t~ ropllaon about the
bond aaJes.
developer American Continental Corp.
KCUled of swindlin1 Lincoln investon who
IMLt~IOd American Continental junk bonds. The
became wonhless when Lincoln was seized
American Continental filed for bankruptcy in
But on Friday, he reaffirmed an earlier Nlina tbat
there ii enoup evidence for a jury to decide whether
K.eatin1 and the othen failed to alen bond buyen
about the shaky financial condition of American
Continental.
mall stocks star at midyear
8yiChet Cunief
Pmt
YORK -Fledgling
companies were the stars
ot;~he stock market in the first
hau of 1991.
in the view of top officials at
so'1e key markets and investment
fll'SlS that have benefited., the
refival of this long-depressed
group could continue for some
tlnic to come.
':_It was a very good first half.
SmaJI growth is coming back in
~tyle," said Gordon Macklin,
chairman of Hambrecht & Quist
Inc., a San Francisco-based
investment firm known for
research and investment banking
work with "emerging growth"
oompanics.
·~ere's plenty of room for
furlher improvement" in the
<;locks, MackJin declared.
As the midpoint of the year
approached late last week, the
NASDAQ composite index for the
over-the--counter market, where·
many small growth atocb trade,
sported a gain of about 26 percent
since New Y car's.
That was roughly double the
increase posted by indexes that
give the most weight to big. long-
established blue chips.
"I still think the relative values
favor the growth and emerging'
growth companies.'' said Joseph
Hardiman, president of the OTC
market's overseer organization, the
National Association of Securities
Dealers.
Neither Macklin nor Hardiman,
who spoke in interviews last week,
can be called absolutely impanial.
But their enthusiasm is easy to
understand when one looks back
over the mid· to late-1980s, when
emerging growth stocks got left
behind a booming bull market in
bi~r iuues.
• All the major trends in the '80s
pretty much ianored tho world we
were in," Mac\Jin acknowlecfaed.
The small·growth group started
to rally last (all. By this spring,
many particlrantl in tb.ia comer of
the financia world seemed bent
on makina up ror Iott time.
Fans of small medical and
biotcchnol<>&Y stocks, in particular,
bid stock prices in that industry
rapidly higher.
The tempo of stock offerings by
companies going public, which had
been mostly sluggish ever since the
1987 crash, picked up dramatically
by this spring.
In that Nsh, some observers sec
warning signals that exuberance
might be running quickly to excess.
But Hardiman argues that there is
no cause for alarm.
"There's been a pent-up
demand for access to equity
capital," he said.
Leftover Sudafed caps to be sold outside U.S.
TACOMA, Wash. -More than
28 million Sudafed cold capsulei
that' had been withheld from the
U.S, market after the cyanide
dcafhs of two people will be
distributed outside the United
Sta(es, the manufacturer said
Friday.
A federal judge on Thursday
granted a request by Burroughs
WcOcomc Co. to sell, donate or
dtSposc of the Sudafed 12-Hour
c;ap~ules that had not left the
maker's possession at the time of a
nat1t>nwidc rccaU.
Sudafed 12-Hour capsules were
recalled March 3 after the deaths
of . .Kathleen Daneker. 40. of
Tacoma and Stan McWhorter, 44,
of nearby Lacey. They died after
taking counterfeit capsules, laced
with cyanide, that had been placed
on store shelves in Sudafed
packaging. There have been no
arrests.
U .S . f oo d and Drug
Administration officials checked a
Burroughs plant in North Carolina
for evidence of capsule tampering.
They determined th at the
tampering occurred after the
capsules left the company, said
Arley Harrel. an attorney
representing Burroughs.
The warehoused capsules have
not been inspected for tampering,
he said.
The cold capsUJes, now stored in
warehouses in GreenviUe, N.C.,
could end up in Canada, New
Zealand and Third World
countries, Harrel said.
About 350,000 packages of
capsules will be donated to relief
o rganizations for distributio n
outside the country, Burroughs
spokeswoman Sharon Haggerty
said.
Burroughs officials believe it is
safer to release the remaining cold
capsules to other countries than
market them in the United States,
Harrel said.
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PHILADELPHIA -It's hot,
and it's not the weather. It's the
Super Soaker, a semiautomatic
water pistol that can hit targets 60
feet away.
"It's about the hottest item
around right now," said Toys "R"
Us spokeswoman Angela Bourdon.
"As a matter o f fact, the
customers are ripping them o ut of
the boxes before we even get them
on the shelves," she said from the
company's Paramus, N .J .,
headquarters.
Twelve-year-old Chris Lawrence
has a deluxe-model.
"I like it because it squiru a lot
better and it pl funher IO you
can hide in the bushes and squirt
somebody, like even through the
-----------------------------leaves and stuff," he said.
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"I like to hide and get my
stepsister 'cause she's 12 also so
she doesn't get mad."
His older brothen and si.sters
aren't as much fun, Lawrence said.
They tend to get mad as well as
wet.
When Lawrence'• hometown of
Narberth, N.J., acts really hot,
"We leave the wet clothes on and
stay for a while," be said.
The toy's success aoes beyond
the hot weather, says Al Davis,
executive vice president ot Larami,
t h c P b 11 a d e I p h i a ·b a s e d
manuracturer of the Soaker and
other toy guns and plutlc building
blocb.
He said it's alao bia this year In
areas that ha~ been cloudy or
rainy.
Bourdon said Toya "R" Us acts
a shipment once a week and they
sell out ln the fint day.
D.tvis 11id nationwide pica have
soared into the milllont and the
Soaker is the bigcst acller in the
32-_yc.ar..old company'• hlstory.
Soakers aell for from S7 up to
S30 and come in three sizes
holdina up to two quaru of water.
The largest can shoot 1,000 times
without a refill. A special hand
pump &lvca the IUDI their
increased power.
Oene LaPorta, aulatant
principal of Plath Re1lon1l
Vocational School in Milford,
Conn., taid tho super 9C1'1irtcn
were banned at that tehool
because t1'ey.,. diuvptft.e.
Dr. Jadl Jeffen, dttec:tor of
emerac-y ..,... It WUls B)"t
HOlpitaJ in Phu.delphia. aald the
hip·powertd Soaker could be 1
haunt for toddlcra.
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taping of his latest commercial for Nike in Culver city recently.
Jackson arrived on crutches to shoot the latest in the "Bo Knows
. .. " series of ads, but was able to make the danoe steps and
other moves needed for the ad.
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11NaimlMly llppl'CMld tbe framework for extendiat the IMt ol aai-q •
nuclear power plants beyond the expiration of their ~ licealel. I
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of tbe auckar 1adustry u it becomes iocreuinafy appueat that no new commercial reacton will be built anytime eoon. But critics ol WASHINGTON -The Buth administratioa'a plan to repteaish
alOmic power arpe the old plants J>OIO a safety riak. the cub-strapped Federal Dcpc>lit Insurance Corp. and dramatically
Under tbe NRC rclicensma rules approYed Friday, IOmC plants rc1tructure the banking system palled the House Banking c.ommittce
would be allowed to operate for u~ to an additional 20 ycan. taraely intact. • Tbe legislation, adopted 31·20 on Friday, aims to restore the prof· ~
itability of the nation's 12,<XX> banb and pay for the tide of failures El ....... C.1.1111 llW )11111111111. 111111111 that bu all but engulfed the FDIC • • LONDON -El-Ouinnesa PLC chairman Ernest Saunders, the
central fi4ure in Britain's bigest •bite-collar crime cue, wu paroled
after 1ervma 10 months of a five-year prison term, destitute, pale and
mentally impeired.
Saunden. ''· once was one of the most powerful barons of the
British corporate world and engineered the enormous powth of the
Ouinneu brewery oonglomeratc at the height of a takeover boom in
tbe 1980s.
His parole on Friday closed a chapter in a scandal that began in
late 1986 and focused scrutiny on how Britain polices its securities
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NE"!' Y~RK 7 A federal appeals court ovenumcd rackctecrina
convictions 10 an amportant Wall Street fraud case, a blow to the U1C
of organized crime. lav.:s against some white-collar defendants.
The 2nd U.S Circuit C.Oun of Appeals on Friday ordered a new
trial on whether the six defendants in the Princeton-Newport
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BOSTON -Wang Laboratories Inc., which bad trouble eellina its ~.machines and ~ will aell computen made by IBM, plans to
ehmmatc up to 4,<XX> jobs.
Wang'• announcement Friday came a week after the ~
COfDP';ltcr maker said it would link up with International Buanea
Machines C.Orp. Under the deal, WanJ will receive an injection of up
to $100 million and in tum will acll IBM oomputcrs. •
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ST. LOUlS -Monsanto Co. plans to lay off 2,500 worken and •
eventually close at least three plants u part of a rcstruc:t\arina.
The company said Friday it will take a $325 million chUJe in the •
~cond quaner, equivalent to $2.s.4 a share, to cover ex>1ts UIOCiated
with the plan u well as those auociated with a restructuring ol an
agricultural unit last fall. • • Air travel bankruptcy
woes are spreading ~~~te r Assisted•hcD~~i~~c.~e!~.b!~~b ~~~~.~~~~1.!o~:~~ going to build . .,.
McC,_..., News SeMee lower and the columns shoner?. b iJd Ormonde, a marketing specialist
By Dirk Beveridge
,,. Aaodllecl Pim
NEW YORK -"Bankrupt"
and "airline" seem almost
synonymous these days, with four
carriers under Chapter 11
protection and another one on the
verp:.
The industry's troubles,
bl&hlightcd by the latest
bankruptcy refugee, America West
Airlines, have led many travelers
to oonsidcr carefully how they pay
fot tickets.
At the same time, analysts say,
the problems are speedjng the
CW>lution of modem air travel into
a leaner industry dominated by a
handful of giant carriers, offering
fewer choices to passengers.
Many travel agents now advise
cuatomcn to pay by credit card
and not cash. If an airline goes out
of business, those who paid cash
could become unsecured creditors.
Thole who pay with plastic can
demand a credit, telling their
ch'?e card oompany that the
acrvx:e wasn't delivered.
.. The consumer who doesn't pay
for it by credit card beoomcs
aware of it, because we have to
warn them constantly," said
William Cooper, pre ident of
Adventure Travels in Pompano
Beach, AL
Pan American World Airways,
Continental Airlines and Midway
Airlines preceded America West
in seeking protection from
creditors. Trans World Airlines
bu said it could go that route
unless it restructures Its heavy
debts.
While the filings have beoomc
almost commonplace, they still
shake the confidence of some
customers. A peeler lingers from
Eastern Airlines, which stopped
Dying in January, ovcroome by
years of losses and an un ucccssful
fiaht to rcoraanizc under a court's
1upervi ion.
One traveler. Roy Nilsen, had
planned to book America West
from New York to Las Vegas for a
trip in August. But when he
learned of the bankruptcy filina.
Nilaen visited a Manhattan travel
aaency Friday and canceled his
reservation.
"It scared me off," he said. "I
know what happened to Eastern."
Another traveler visiting the
same agency had no qualms about
airlines in Chapter 11.
"It doesn't matter, as long as
they get you there OK," said
Marcia James.
Several travel agents said that
hortly after airlines declare
bankruptcy, passengers holding
tickets call to · find out whether
their tickets are any good. But
soon. when the planes keep flying,
the fears sub idc and people make
their bookings based on price and
convenience Qf flying times and
connections.
Even if most travelers aren't
affected by the wave of airline
bankruptcies in the shon term, the
industry is being drastically
reshaped as some canicrs shrink
or die and a f cw super-carriers get
bigger.
"For the weak guys, what
happened over the last three
months of '90 and the first three
months of '91 speeded up a
process that might have happened
over a two-or thrce-~ar period,"
said Raymond E. Ne1dJ , an airline
analyst at Dillon Read &l C.O. Inc.
"Over the past 12 months, they
got hit with a triple whammy:
recession, war and high fuel
prices," Neidl said. That bas
enabled the bi& healthy airlines to
buy up many valuable assets.
The strongest carriers, American
Airlines, United Airlines and
Delta Air Lines, also were hjt hard
by the Gulf crisis and the sinking
economy, but their business is
slowly turning around.
Many of the other troubled
airlines, panicularly Pan Am and
lW A. arc viewed u dinosaurs
being gradually killed off by the
indu try's dcrcsulation in 1978.
America West was different, a
bia, full-servtce airline launched
five years after deregulation.
Midway also wu bepn after
deregulation, which had been
intended to let airlines compete
more effectively.
It remain& undcar how America
West wilt fare in O\apter 11 .
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tubeeel Add !l' ..• beth
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_,, u en, architects and buyers to from San Juan Capistrano. " "
IRVINE -You've bou&ht a lot Don't you wish you oould see "test three-dimensional 'what ifs'." Ormonde uae1 computei.:.,
and picked an architect. But try as the house before it is built? With the computer, Iverson can iruging to show bow a bWldifts
you might, you just can't visualize Maybe you can. Through the show clients the exterior and looks on a pecific location. & ••
from a set of drawings what that magic of CAD -computer interior designs of a house. Don't superimposes the computer imaeg •
new house will be like. assisted design -home buyers like the location of the fireplace? onto photographs IC&D.Ded into tM
Will the fireplace look out of and builders can have an Move it someplace else. The oomputer system.
place when you stand on the electronic-tour of a new home stairway too narrow? It can be For a developer with 80 Door
second floor? ts that beam going before one nail is ham.mered. widened without any hassle. plans in one project. be ..,. '
to block the view out the window? Irvine architect Leland D. The CAD system can make prospective buyers three--•
Should the columns be taller and Iverson said the "electronic money for a builder, ~id Steve dimensional toun of the homes. _
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am tutored in French by a
univenity student. 1 am now in
the sixth grade French book
while my friends at public IChoo1
arc still in the grade frvc book.
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scholar, did not go to ICbool
until the a4e of 8. After that, be
regarded 1t as "one of the
milder forms of penal
servitude." And he ia right.
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the way every child should be.
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By l.M. Boyd
How long has it been, if ever,
since you itemized things you still
do that you no longer need to do?
"There's nothing so useless," said
management e:itpert Peter
Drucker, "as · doina cffteicntly that
which should not be done at all."
I'm out of ~um date. How
about parrots? They attack sheep.
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actually be&in?
A. Dec. 7, 1941. Bui you aay
that was the momina the Ja~
bombed Pearl Harbor? Qurte to.
It was alto the momina Nazi
technicians at the Kulmbof death
camp in Poland gassed the tint
group of the Holoca.UJl't martyred
sb: million.
At least one out or every three
dog owners tells prillsten • the t
particular dog really Is said ~
subject's best friend.
Haven't been to Midland, Tcxaa,
in years. Is that gift shop caUed l
''The Mole Hole" still next to that J
tea room called "Bah Humbu('
not far from that shade shop '
called "The Blind Spot"? Somo l
names.
Ribbon makers went to sprint t.
speed during Desert Stonn. Ono
manufacturer worked triple ahiftJ L
to ship 30 million yards in a -
month.
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The D,A.R.E. students
of Newport Btrlth &
Co8111 Mesa thank"''
those who lfllldt IM
D.A,R.E. FAIR such 11
spteial ct/tlmltion.
Among them ...
ThePtdfic Am DI theatre (A~-
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Balboa Bay Club
The Cannery
Gino'• On The Hill
Ruby'•
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Alleo -hil life and worlci -fJom the i-prion of .. Idea lO •
oompieled film .
"It got to the point th1t l knew
IO much about him that l was
correctin& portions of bit ure," Lax
tokt thole uscmbled.
Aa an example, lhl'Ollgh bis
rtlCU'Cb Lu. found out that Allen
wu really born in the Bronx. not
Brooklyn u the comedian hu
believed for so many yean.
The biography is Lu's second
book about Allen and third book.
His fint book, "On Deina Funny,"
was about Allen's work as a
comedian; his second boot was
about bone marrow transplants.
.. It's strange to write about the
evolution of an artist who ts only
SS," Lu said.
Parker, a resident of Laguna
Beach," told about how be became
a writer. hiJhlighting the "literary
moments" 1n his lire and where
and when he got the idea to write
his third novel, "Pacifsc Beat."
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NwpwtPnMp
Parker 1sid the Ides of
hemmlaa a writer WJ1 plsn1od
while he wu a hiab ICbool
oophomote. He read "Caldr 22"
ud decided he would lille lO be
sble to intripe and entertain
~iathetame...,..
Sihcnnan, w"'-previout boob
included a biographf of David
Lean, u.id he buically wrote
"Where There'• a Will .•• " on a
dore. When he approochcd bis
attorney with the idea of writina
about cclebritiel' wills and wu
rebuffed, Silverman decided then
and there td write it.
He focused on 40 notable
people, fmding intercatina and
lictle known facts about their life
and deaths. For example, he said
Judy G11land, who made millions
of dollan in her lifecime died
pennile11 and owning the
government Sl million.
Silverman alJO spoke about
James Dean, the -perennial teen·
ager, who died without a will. At
the time, two of his films had yet
to be released. All of his
po5SCSSion wenl to his father, who
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Tim Mull. IMOC:iate minister at
\ l'ln1 U ..... Mrdl1.eR ~ of
Calta M ... will be pen Sunday
at the 9 aDd 10-.30 a..m. rervicea.
At the recent United Metbodiat
Annual Conference at Redlands,
Mu.U wu appointed to the Ouam
United Methodist Church as
senior minister, an uaipment
which will begin on July 1. His
farewell message will be entitled
"YOU arc the 01urcb;" he will
alao preside over promotion
exercises for the church school and
present Bibles to graduating third
gradcn.
The church will host a concert
and ice cream social Sunday night
at 6 p.m. The Cbancel Choir and
children's choirs, under tho
direction of James Gilliam, will
present anthems. The Handbell
Cl>oir, directed by Kathy Haines,
will also perform. Homemade ice
cream will be served in Thompson
Hall after the concert.
•The church is located at 420 W.
19th St. For information caU the
church at S48·m7. •
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conar•1•ricim in a.ta .....,
NewpOl:t Beach, Hua .... 8ac:b
and FOWltaiD Valley .,_ amo111
the 30,000 other Sout•ern
CaHforniam attendini tbe aroap'a
"Loven of Freedom" cllatrict
convention in Dodaer Stadium tlUt
weekend, 1ccordfn1 to Herald
Toutjian of the Newport Bay
congregation. The Witnarea are
holding t•• larfe 11semblie1
throu&hout the United States this
year, with an anticipated
attendance of t.• million.
Joh~ Hendrix of Fountain
VaJley addressed the poup this
morning on "Preedom With
Responsibility in the Family
Circle." The principal talk, to be
given Sunday at 2 p.m., is entitled
"Hailing God's New World of
Freedom" and will be prcacnted
by Hayes Hoskins, circuit overseer
for the Huntington Beach.San
Juan Capistrano area.
All convention sessions are open
to the public and are free. For
details call (213) 631-7316. • Music and composers that arc
Pastor who
rocked church
gets new lob
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tbe Celebratloa Cllolr aad
Orcbeltia will pnllDt a v 1b1I
propam that includa ....., Of ....
old fa\'Oritea bi patriodC ........
•Iona witb narration that will ..U
tome Of the lester .,..... ...,
from American history. The
Pf'OIRJD will be a salute IO
America in sons, poem and
his ~~ti are S6 per pcnon ud
can be purcbucd at the church.
The ch\U'Ch ii located at 5120
Bonita Canyon Drive. Por detaU.
call SS-4-7600, ext. 321. • With the summer acbedule
under way at Lipa ......,.._.
Claudt, lbc Rev. Jeny TankenJey
wi11 preach a aingJe 9:30 1.m.
service Sunday. An adult
education class conducted by the
Rev. Don Oard, profesror of
relipous studies at California State
Uruvenity, Fullerton. will meet at
8:30 a.m. in the church parlor.
AlAc •91. .. cw I I ......... . ... a P'r .... ..,.-..
*t~ .......... ..... ............ .,.,.. Kami" ........................ n. cburcla II loClltDd II 415
Pal..a Ave. Par detaUI cd 494-
'7S55.
• Terrell Ananal will preMnt
0Tr1di~ Placea/Mirrora of Wuttna. a piece that debates
lpiriluilitJ ud eelf love, at die
S•nday service of Uallal'la• u ......... ,........... of LlcuDA
Beach. Ananal, who baa a
~· dcpee in comparative literature, 11 a hair dresser,
lecturer &Del performer.
Tbe church is located at •29
Cyprea Drive. Tbe service ii tet
to bieain at 10:30 Lm. and will be
fobed by a coffee bow. For
details call •S8-076S or •~7•3. • • Od1kldoll of Ufe Cltarda in J4ua Beach will bold ill Sunday
celebration at 11 a.m. at Ben
Brown's restaurant Allio ~Creek
FORT COWNS, Colo. -Former United Methodist Bishop James
Armstrong. who once rooked U.S. Protestantism by quitting a top
ecumenical post because of marital problems, is becoming 1 Florida
pastor.
Armstrong's appointment to lead the Fint Congregational Olurch of
Winter Park. Aa., a congregation of the United Olurch of Quist, wu
announced at the United Methodist Rocky Mountain aMual conference
Amerbn music and compoMn wiH be futured In a mnmrt
f?'lening at South Coast Community Church. .
Rewt. This Wtek, Rev. AnnaMay undcntandiaa and ~tic
Simi, will dildaaa "Independently the Jewish traditiOD. Areal
Whe&c." For details call '97·9757. academic emphasis inch
• Hebrew reading and wri
Cbabad of Laguna will be Jewish history, holidays
startin& J...aauna's first Hebrew traditions, prayer and ad
school this September. The school Thero will also be 1 apeciaJ b&
will be open for childnin between mitzvab training prognm.
the ages of S and 13 and tfill meet
on Sundaya, Tuesday and
Wednesdays. The program is
designed to provide a broad
here.
Reservations arc now b
accepted. For details or to re1
call OJabad at •99~1•32.
Armstrong, who for seven years bu been a professor at the Ul
Methodist-related Iliff School of Theology in Denver, said, "It wil
marvelous to return to putoraJ miniatl)', tbouah in a sen1e I've n
left. I will be doing what I love most, and prdba61y do beat."
"failed my wile a~d my family."
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now we're delivering it. Now you will smile too because 3 times a week you get:
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We think it's something to smile about. A newspaper you helped create that tells you
what you want to know. Fony .. five thousand copies Tuesday, Thurdiy a00 Saturday.
You
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NoW 10" baw
Jr weet•a artldo OD
I the ftDer alt of
h a.ow to set rid ot
'aopbcra via ullconventional
methods wu
1 , pretty funny.
Howewr, gopben
I
1 Caft do quite a bit
of damage,
including e1t1ng
1
1 up cverytbina
you've ever
planted in your
yard and garden. Things
Green When we think
of gophers. the
first thing we conjure up in our
minds is the movie "Caddyshack"
and bow the pest was getting
r . under the skin of Bill Murray. And
1 • that's exactly what it docs -get I : under the skin, or should I say
soil, of one who has had the
I ' 1 • problem before or has it now.
There arc ways to control
, gophers in the yard and garden
• and do it effectively. Being in the • • 1990s, one of the most high-tech
ways is the electronic method.
There arc two different types
out on the market wbicb )OU can
purchase. the flnt it a probe that
you sec beina sold in most
1ardenin1 ~nes. It ii a device
about 18 inches loftf. battery
operated. You stick 1t in the
around and it emits a eound every
IS seconds or to that vibrates
through the soil and scares away
the gopher.
This type of device works very
well with sandy soil. However, you
need many of them in order to get
effective controJ of the aophers.
The second of the electronic
gizmos on the market is another
one that is probed into the soil
and, when plugged into an
electrical outlet, forces sound
waves into the soil which. makes
the environment uncomfortable. It
'Operates by antagonizing the
anions and cations within the soil
structure, thus ridding you of
gopher problems.
Both of these electronic
methods are very costly and can be
ineffective in clay-type soils. They
also arc so new on the market that
we really don't know now effective
they arc in the long run. It is said
that the gophers may get
comfortable wilb ... di.a
are projocsed In tbe .OU by ~
electronic devices, and Wbea lbej
act used to h t~ may iaVadl
your yard and prden once qiln.
Some ~le have uaect aopbcr
purge (Euphorbia lathris) to
control &OPhen in their yard quite
effectively. However, the problem
in using gopher purge is that 10'a
need many plants In otder for it to
be eff cctivc. While the gopher it
tunneling underneath the soil, it
meets up with the roots ot t.hele
plants and gets irritated b)' the
milky substance which the root
happens to secrete. Since the
gopher does not hke this as pan of
his daily consumption of food, it
does not cross the border of where
the gopher purge grows.
The plant is very odd looking
and really now very pretty, so
having it in the landscape is not an
advantage. The only place it would
look nice is if you have large
acreage in which you don't have to
look at the plants on a daily basis.
It also dies out and it reseeds
itself. So if you were to attack it
with your . pruning shears, you
would not do the plant any good.
Slnote bombt hew been Uled to
Ouab out aophen In many
inatance1 n.e are dcMcea that I
db noc rciComrilend iii tlw ~ are
not effective. Normilly, what
~ ia a smoke bomb ii lit, lbiOwn "1aao the hold and then
cowered wl8'.. a boaid to allow the
paea to aeeNJirouah the bolea,
discouraaina the aophcr from
entorina the hOlU apin and
diaina any new onca~
The problem with them is that
the pses that are released from
the amoke bomb normally
permeate throuab the eoiJ before
actually going tfirough the gopher
holes -wasting money.
there arc myriad different ll'lps
on the market from wood bo~ to
PVC traps to metal traps. One of
my favorite, which is the most
effective, would be the wire trap.
The wire trap, normally found in
any nursery, hardware store and
home center, goes under the name
of Macabec.
A Macabee trap h
approximately two inches wide. six
inc.hes long and, when compressed,
about a half-inch. The idea behind
it .. )QI ... • .... around the
end of the Mambee trap; wblda ii
tied to a stake. Pound the aaake
into the around, put your Mee.bee
trap into the hole and wait until
the aopher aeu trapped. Check
the aopher hole CYOry three boun
to make sure that t.he IOPhet did
not spring the trap without aettina
~uaht in it.
Before you set the trap, one of
the best tricks o{ tho trade will be
shared right now. When you brina
your trap home, dunk it in a
bucket of water. Hang it up by a
string and allow it to rust. Do not
let your hands toud\ the Macabee
trap in the interim.
Beftlire ye>u handle the trap
again, tftt some cloves of garlic
and rub them thoroughly on your
hands. Then hl'l..dJe the Macabee
trap, set it, stick iNA tbe hole just
like we discussed Oirlier. By
rubbing your hands in the garlic,
you are takina off alJ human
socnts. Since gophers ·have a keen
sense of smell, they will not be
able to differentiate whether or
not you have handled the trap.
The other reason for allowing
the ~ to ..... dm .... tnp
nOnliilly .,..... aad tbe WW.._.,.._ IM.,...,
...-tnpped thrOup tho bQ
WMNkWUMt.
I'll be tbs ftnt to .., that
yc>u catch a IOPbCr ID a trap. It
kind ol a U1niUab ad ....
alabt~· So It would be to
aclvantaae to act ec.noone who a auona atomach to handle tl
trap and dilcard tho toPhcr.
Please don'1 falJ into the u1
(no pun intended) of baitina
Macabeo or box trap with Jui.
fNh pm, Tootsie Rolls, rottc
bananas and the like. They are 1
f olklorc and do not wort. Haps
gopher huntina and aood luck.
(Nick Federoft is co--owner 1
A.N.B. Industries, • JllXbcap
consultation, maintenance an
contracting firm in Whittier. 11
can be heard from S to 7 a.n
cvel)' Saturday on KFI, 640 AA
answcrin, your 1•tdonjng ara
/1ndsc1p111g questions. Write a
him in care of this news,,.pe
P.O. Box 156(), Co.st• Mesa, C
92626.)
Pennsylvania town is geranium capital of the world .
By Lindsay Bond Totten
Scripps How1tll Mews SeMce
Ever heard of the "Geranium
Capital of the World?"
Neither had I. But there is is, at
Connellsville, south of Pittsburgh,
with acres of geraniums -under
glass, of course,
11 all started 100 years ago when
the Oglcvce family decided to sell
fl owe rs from their sma 11
greenhouse. Today, Oglevcc Ltd.
oversees a geranium dynasty with
half a million square feet of
growing space at eight production
centers scattered across five states
and Canada. rosebuds, the ivies' trailing habit some cases, two colors on a single
Gardeners all over the world makes them perfect for hanging petal.
enjoy the results of Oglevec baskets and Wlndow boxes. Colors Linda Wile , technical products
technology when they buy arc predominantly pink. manager at Oglevce Ltd., explains
geraniums, more correctly called Several years ago the company that the regals arc primarily meant
by their botanic a I name. set out to correct what some to be enjoyed as pot plants,
Pelargonium. A wide range of considered defects in the ivy purchased as holiday flowers or
spectacular color , sturdy plants JCranium personality. Crossing gifts.
with robust branching, continuous ivies with zonals, Oglevee "They're not yet adapted to
;::=======================~ bloom and virus-free stock arc developed the brand new garden culture (in much of the CUSTOM HOME BUILDING & REMODELI NG what gardeners now take for floribunda geranium. country)," although Oglevee is
c I granted, thanks to Oglevee's. The floribundas bloom more working on that. Regal geraniums r:llC') ,;y1ncr• In IVlrtQ Although it grows four types of freely and tolerate full sun like the bloom for six to eight weeks; after
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geraniums, Oglevcc pccialiLes in zonals. but leaf shape definitely is that people should throw them
zonal geraniums. Called "zonal" borrowed from the ivy parent. The away, because outside of a
whether or not their leaves display first floribundas appeared on the greenhou c, they won't bloom
a distinctive dark hand, these are market in 1990. again," she says.
the standard geraniums so Regal geraniums arc distinctly By the time they reach a
admired by American gardeners. different from the others. Many gardener' hands, all of Oglcvce's
The company offers about 40 people may recognize them by geraniums have passed the trictcst
colors of zonals to its network of their old-fashioned name of cultural tests imposed by any
growers each sea~n. Martha Washington geraniums. grower in the United States.
Oglevec Ltd. also has been ALalea-like flower trusses and After seed i received from
responsible for increasing the harply pointed leaves make the German breeders, seedlings arc
popularity of ivy geraniums. With regals the most triking of all. screened repeatedly for virus
delicate ivy-like foliage and i.porting colors from intense infection. The rigorous proce s,
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declared completely virus free .
She will go on to produce all o(
the gcraniu·ms of a mgle variety
and color off cred that season -
perhap hundreds of thou ands if
the variety is popular. Stringent
sanitary growing conditions arc
cited by Wiles us the reason
Oglevce cannot entertain visitors
at the Connellsville grccnhou c
comple"<.
As we toured some of the
hou es -I felt fortunate for the
opportunity -i;he explained we
were required to step into
tolution of disinfectant each tim
we entered 1 new growing area
and in ono we donned whlt1
laboratory coats.
"You have no idea how man
disease$ can be carried in on fee
and clothing.'' she said witl
apologies.
To distribute their plants
OgJevec deploys a network o
growers, each obligated to foll~
strict Oglevec standards
Gardeners know when a geraniun
hails from Western Pcnnsylvani:
because all OgJcvcc products can:
the company's label.
About 50 percent of th•
geraniums in garden center
nationwide come from Oglevc•
stock plants.
Unfortunately, Oglcvce canno
exert its considerable influena
over Mother Nature, who provide<
some region with deplorable
outdoor growing conditions fo1
geraniums in 1990. Being semi
uoculent plants, acraniwm don'
mucb care for wet soggy soil anc
oool days.
Spindly peclmens. many witt
fungus spots by season's end, were
all too common last year. It
certainly wasn't OaJcvee's fault
and it rnay be some smal'
consolation that the compan)
experienced some of the same
problems in its outdoor trial beds .
If given the opportunity, l'rr
sure company representativc1
would reply: "We're working or
it."
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Editorial
Used to be that when you were dead you were dead. and
one of the domjnant features of being dead wu that you
were incommunicado.
Not anymore. The dead have generated a newfound
interest for the living. In the past week. acientists and
historians have decided to answer a few nagging questions.
N a result. the antique dust of President Zachaiy Taylor
was carried from its Louisville crypt and into a laboratory.
The purpose was to determine if Taylor, who died after a
year in office. had been poisoned. It turns out be wasn't.
Now comes word that the bones of Dr. Carl Austin Weiss,
the putative assassin of Louisiana strongman Huey Long, will
undergo forensic questioning. Researchers hope to find out if
Weiss was, in fact, Long's kiJler or the historic equivalent of
an innocent bystander. The plan is to bring Weiss to sea
level this faU.
What's going on here? Why the rush to put to rest the
notion of being put to rest?
Part of the answer lies in technology catching up to old
curiosities. We can now examine the buJlet entries in a body
more than five decades cold to examine the angle at which
the Kingfi h's bodyguards pumped 60 bullets into it. Weiss'
body also might yield clues about a possible brain tumor or
drug addiction.
There i something about us that cries out for answers, for
oorTCctina the historical record even centuries afterward.
That's human nature. But there used to be controls on
human nature. At one time the limits were defined by
science. Those frontiers now are being pushed out farther
and farther.
AJ new advances provide chances for answers. how about
a little restraint? There might be some truth to that old
adage that curiosity killed the cat. Need we exhume him to
prove it?
Today In History
Today is Saturday, June 29, the
180th day of 1991. There are 185
days left in the year.
Todqa HJpUpt la HJstoay.
Fifty yean ago, on June 29,
1941, Polish statesman, pianist and
composer Ignace Paderewski died
in New York at age 80.
On dab date:
ln 1767, the British Parliament
applOYed the Townshend Revenue
Acts, which imposed impon duties
on glass. lead. paint, paper and tea
shipped to America. Colonists
bitterly prote tcd the Acts, which
were repealed m 1770.
In 19S4 the Atomic Energy
Commi idn voted aaainst re-
ins tat in a Dr. J . Robert
Oppenheimer's access to classified
infonnation.
In 1966. 2S years ago, the
United State bombed Cuel storage
facilitios near the North
Vietnamese cities of Hanoi and
Haiphong.
Taa ,an ap: Hu Yaobang, a
protegc of Chinese leader Deng
Xiaoping. was elected Communist
Party chairman, replacing Mao
Tse-tuna's handpicked successor,
Hua Guofeng.
Oae year aao: Fernando
Valenzuela of the Los Angeles
Dodgers and Dave Stewart of the
Oakland A's became the fmt
pitchers to burl n~hitten in both
the National and Americin
Leagues on the same day.
(Oak.land shut out the Blue Jays in
Toronto, S-to-0, while Los Angeles
blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 6--
to-O at Dodger Stadium.}
Today's Blrtbd111: Actress Ruth
Warrick is 76. Sen. Carl Levin, D-
Mich., i 57. Actor Gary Busey i
47. U.S. Rep. Fred Grandy, R-
lowa. is 43. . , ••. ' ,, ....
Do the right thing
Republicans should balance, not pack, High Court
By Russel w. Galloway
SM Fl'lllCllco £lllllWr
Thurgood Manhall, the U.S.
Supreme Coun's last liberal, is
s tepping down. Now only
Republicans can save the court.
Despite the crier's plea, "God
save this honorable court," we can
no longer rely on God, or the
Democrats, to stop the most
aggressive packing of conservatives
onto the coun since George
Washington filled the first one
with conservative Federalists.
The loss of Marshall, following
William Bre'lnan's resignation a
year ago, leaves the defen e of
con tituhonal liberty and equal
justice in the hand of Nixon
appointee Harry Blaclcmun and
Ford appoin1ee John Stevens.
Unless a powerful moderate
succeeds MarshaJJ (which is the
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best the nation can expect from
President Bu h}, the nalion will be
defenseless against Chief Ju lice
William Rehnquist and bis
reactionary allies.
Mainstream Republicans mu l
call a ball or else we will soon
have the most conservative
Supreme Court in~ the t1'90I. a
court unwilling to f»ffill it
constitutional duty tO rcstraift
executive power, ,P10tect individual
liberty, enforce bu1ino11
replation and defend the poor
and powerle .
"Conservative" may m a
tranfc label for Supreme CoUn
ju t co1, but ideoloaical
prdercuu. oncn dominate their
dcd ions. ~ Chief Justice Otart
Evans Huahe told Ju tice Wilham
OouaJas: "Ju tlce Do.l&)u. you
mu•t remember on thins. At the
wn titutional lc\el where we wrk.
90 percent of any decision a
cmouonal. The ratiQnal part Of u
supplies the reNOn for supportlna
our preditectioM."
Todly' comcrvativc ~· are
ditpoecd to favor the hMt O¥et
the h•~·nou. "'•natemmt OYer
labor and white men over
minorities and women, Tbcy ate
pro-buainu , often resiaain1
pcrnment effotti to ......
corporations. but tend to eo1ne
down on tho aide of tbc
IO"lrwnt ln ciVil Hbcma c:ua.
Eun ••fore Manhall'•
replaciemenl 6a named, the coun
'already has the first six-vote
conservative wing since the 1920s.
Before he took over as chief
justice, Rehnquist was
unquestionably the most
conservative justice on the Burger
court. Joining Rehnquist on the
far right is Antonin ScaJia, whom
Blackmun calls "perhaps the
court's most conservative
member."
Reagan appointee Anthony
keMedy is "marching in step with
Rehnquist and Scalia,'' according
to conservative co mmentator
Bruce Fein. Court reporter Al
Kamen adds, "At least as
conservative as (rejected Reagan
court-nominee Robert) Bork was
expected to be, Kennedy has
moved the court'• center mucb
funher to the right than observers
expected." Sandra O'Connor, the
fourth Reaganaut, has been called
Rehnquist's "Arizo na twin."
Blackmun says, "Sandra's tough,
he' conservative, she' a tate~·
ri hter."
Byron Wtute pnMdcs a usual
firth ~te ror the Reaganaut , The
ixth vote i David Souter. In
naming Souter to replace Brennan.
Bush picked up where Nixon and
Rca_.n left off. Chief of Staff
John Sununu called Souter a
"home run" for the con$Crvative
movement, a label borne out by
Souter'• first year on tho court.
More packing of the court is
planned. Blackmum. 1"ho inhcnt
the mantle the court's m t
liberal member, i 82. He will
probahly be the next to lcav the
court. and rumon nf White'•
retirement pcrl° t.
John Sununu 1ay £dith Jones.
f1tfth "'ircuit U.S. Court of
Appea judcc and a duhna of tbc
contcrvative. movement, .. tarts
nut tune •t the top of the It ...
Nat oa tbe Buah nunu lhon
lite ii Juctp Laurence thrman.
He ... repl'ded a the "'°"
...,_.;vety rvativ member
ol tbC (D. Circuit)." rdin1
to Nell lewis of the Y rk
11met.
If Bu h dtc d to rcpllCt
M1n•an wath another black,
Clart•cc Tbom11. Rcaaan'
con ervat1ve, black Equal
mploymcn1 Opporunuy
Comm IOft daa"1Mn, could be 1
front-runner. Thomas, also a D.C.
Circuit judge, was the top minority
candidate for Brennan's scat.
H Thomas replaces Marshall,
Jones replaces Blackmun and
Silberman replaces White, the
line-up will be Rehnquist, Scalia,
Kennedy, Jones, Silberman,
Thomas, Souter, O'Connor and
Stevens. That's nine Republicans
-eight conservatives, one
moderate, no liberaJ .
Goldwater Republican
O'Connor could be the court's
second most liberal member after
Blaclunun.
To prevent the court from
becoming a captive of the right
wing. main tream Republicans
should tell their leaders to . put
moderates on the court. The ideal
court is "judicial,. rather than ide-
ological. It $CCks ju lice for aJI. A
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CS>t\ft~SIOM
°"T of
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one-sided court risks losing thi
ideal. and. with it, the people'
confidence that the justice S)''ltem
real!) doc them JU ticc.
In th1" po t-.. ar Republican
euphoria, appointees need not be
used to placate the right wing
Instead, Republica should do
the nght thin& by balancina the
Supreme Court.
Thi may be sood pohtl
bccau it wdl increase the OOP's
ppcal to the political center. And
it will be tru to traditional
Republican ideal wb th, after all+
favor individual liberty and equal
ju tice rater than the pinelcs
submi ion to corporate and
aovcrnment power ao pofular
among today's "con.servativ .
Rus ell W. G1llow1y i '
prot. r •t the Santi C11ra
lJoivenity ScbOol of Law.
Di ney plan
in Capitol
little goOJy
SACRAMENTO -Wen it not
fot -=It ..aen u 1 St• billion·
plus c.Jiforaia bUdtet criaia aad
statewide rea_pponionment, the bWell 1tate capitol story of the
,,ear here miabt well have bcea a
~ by tbe Walt l)iaDey C.0. to
eumpt I proposed ,Sj billion
theme part in Lona 8eacb from
state coastal pro&ection laws.
"Have been" is the operative
phrase because Disney failed
milerabty ad this week formally
announced t.bat it WU dropping its
atalled exemption bW for the year,
having been unable to OYCn::ome
stiff opposition aod totally
miscalculated on the interoaJ
politics of the state Capitol
Disney wants
to fill in 2SO
acres of Long
Beach Harbor
adjacent to the
Queen Mary and
the Spruce Goose
museum and
construct "Port
Disney," an
ocean-oriented ..
amusement part. wv•±1 Long Beach civic _..
leaders are, of
course, ga-aa
over the
Capitol
Politics
proposal, hoping -----1t woJJld pump
untold millions of dollars of new
business into the local economy.
The problem is that state coastal
protection laws bar such hea")' fills
and the state Coastal CommllSion
has been niclcy about enforcing
them. Disney persuaded the
Republican leader of the atate
Senate, Ken Maddy of Fresno. to
cany a bill exemptina the Disney
prOJCct from the anti-fill laws. No
Long Beach area legislators
apparently wanted to tand the
controversy that would accompany
such a bill.
But the company did more than
that. It also pumped nearly
SI00,000 into political c:amplllDt·
A.ad it himl OM ol tbe tCate
Capitol's heavy-bitter lobbyists,
Donald K. "Big O " BrOwn, who
in tum hired Nancy Burt. who bad
been one of the top aides to
Senate President Pro Tem David
Roberti.
Having Maddy, the Republican
leader, and Bun, who bad tight
connections to the Democratic
leadership, on their side, the
Disney folks thought. would ma.kc
it easy to get their bill thl'O\lgh the
Senate.
Wrong. Burt. legislative 10urces
say, was as much a problem as an
ist.tnoc to Disney because she
bad made enemies amo~ tcnators
during her years as a Roberti 11de.
And environmentalists raised a
major stink about undercutting the
coastal protection laws.
Dimey cxcc:utivcs were taken
aback by the difficulty they
encountered. "We're used to being
loved," one Disney executive told
The Sacramento Bee. " ... We did
not anticipate this level of
opposition."
The chairm n of the Senate
Natural Re o urces Committee,
Sen. Dan McCorquodale, D-San
Jo e, bec ame an e specially
nettlesome problem for the
compan)', a did Sen. Henry MeUo,
0 -Watsonville.
MeJlo, who represents a C.Cntral
C'aJ1fomt1 coastal distnct, ha been .
under fire for years from local
cm 1ronmentah t for being too
accommodating to developers, and
has carried coastal-exemption bills
himsclC.
In the D1 ney bill, Mello
apparently found a cause to sbOre
up h is relation wath
environmental groups 01' a project
far rtlnO\led fiom h · own district.
Meanwhile, the company did
persuade the state Coa tal
Comm· ion to withdraw its formal
opposition to the project.
One au pecta that Disney
exec:uhvu, havint achiCYCd the
tatu of demigodS in Holtywood
and in F1orlda, their other bue ot
amu mcnt-parlt operaliona. took
th Le · ature for pUted.
They j t med that they
could rwoop into Slic:nmento, pus
out campaip Checb lik atndJ,
hire hiah·powered lobbyiltl and
uirt their eaempdoa bib tbroUah
chG Le ature.
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June 27 July 5
ughes said. "I was on the street
l and didn't particularly notice
much."
The quake, which was centered
1/2 miles northeast of Sierra
ad.re under Angeles National
orest, caused two deaths, at least
injuries and damaged more
an 300 buildings in the foothill
burbs cast of Los Angeles.
Julie Nickoley, 34, of San
imas, was killed by a falling steel
ngle iron as she watched
rkouts from the grandstand at
Santa Anita Race Track, police
said. Arthur Lcrille, 56, of San
Dimas, was injured.
Barbara Sutherland, 68, of
Glendale, died of a heart attack
caused by stress from the quake,
said Melinda Sinn. spokeswoman
for the OJendale Adventist
/dectical Center.
Hospitals treated 76 people for
c:Uts, broken bones, and some
cardiac problems.
Pjlan Rembrandt Salgado has
been missing since June 18. -From A1
English classes, Salgado said.
The la.st time Salgado saw her
IPR, be was wearing blue jeans, a
•bite t-shin, white tennil shoes
fd a red windbreaker type jacket.
Earth movement was felt 80
miles northwest in Santa Barbara,
100 miles north in Bakersfield,
more than 100 miles south at the
Mexican border and 225 miles east
in Las Vegas.
Most damage occurred in
Pasadena and neighboring towns
10 to 30 miles cast of Los Angeles
along the foothills or the San
Gabriels, a steep range uplifted by
thrust faults to form the northern
rim of the Los Angeles Basin.
About 400,000 people live along
the stretch; millions more in the
region.
More than 190 buildinp in
Pasadena were damaged, said
police Lt. Frank Wills. The city
declared a state or emergency. A
conservative damage estimate was
$10 million, the city command
center reported.
Farmers Insurance, second-
largcst homeowner-insurer in tbe
state, estimated ft would face
claims under $5 million, said
spokesman John Millen.
Numerous aftenbocb jiggled
the area and scientists said there
was a one-in-three chance of
aftershocks or magnitude S or
stronger within the ncn week. and
a 4 percent chance of a quake
measuring 6 or more through
Monday morning.
Scientists believe the quake
occurred on the Sierra Madre
Fault running along the base of
the San Gabriels from Upland to
San Fernando, almost SO miles.
The fault hadn't produced a
sizeable earthquake in J0,000
years.
Rocksl.idcs ~urrcd on Angeles
Crest Highway m the mountains
and in Soledad Canyon, but traffic
got through, the California
Highway Patrol said.
In Los Angeles, short blackouts
hit 4,000 customers but dams and
reservoirs appeared to be
undamaged, said Dcpanment of
Water and Power spokesman Ed
Freudenburg. The Metro Rall
subway tunnels being built under
downtown were undamaged,
transportation officials said.
Pacific Bell said Its network was
undamaged but some customers
could not get through because a
fluny of calls overwhelmed the
system.
The A 11ociated Pre11
contribufed to rms report.
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UveJs Of Seca1red Parking.
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From A1
the Southland, I instinctively
panic at the slightest vibration.
A bia truck drives by -I'm
under the dining room table. No
sweat.
Recent arrivals to Southern
California are often too
surprised by thdimitial rumble of
an earthquake tO bolt and ND
when the shaking ataru. During
an earthquake, nouveau
Californians tend to stand
unusually erect and stare a lot.
But I'm a veteran. When the
dishes started rattling Friday, my
fant thought was This One could
be the Big One. I had visions of
myself squashed like a
Mediterranean Fruit Fly in a
John Deere harvester -son of.
"When the d ishes
started rattlln1 Friday my ftnt tbouibt was,
Tills one coula be the
Bia One."
I live about 10 miles Crom
downtown Pasadena where
much of the damage from
Friday's 6.0 quake occurred.
When the Whittier quake struck.
it felt like my house was shot
out or a cannon. When Frid•f.'•
quake hit. my house heaved like
a bad bur,cr on iu way out or
the digcatJVC tract -10rt of.
Y cs, stuff fell off Ml shelves,
but do we really care if stuff
falls off the shelves? We must,
because the fint-band accounts
of the quake, broadca.at over
local television and radio
stations Friday, all featured
gut-wrcncbina accounts of stuff
either flying off the shelves or
stuff not flying off the melves.
Maybe earthquakes are God's
way or saying. "Get that stuff off
your shelves!"
So, after my wife and two
boys were rocked and rolled for
20 seconds or so Friday
morning, we picked up our stuff
-in rcckJcss disregard or the
Supreme Bein& -and put it
back on the shelves. My one loss
was the coffee cup I use each
morning in my car on the way to
work. 0
Actually, I brokC it the ni&bt
before the quake, droppina and
shattering it on my driveway.
But I firmly believe its loa wu
quake-related.
There is I bizarre ranee Of
natural phenomena known to
portend earthquakes. Dop and
cats ao wild. birds fly In atranae
formatiom, woocldluc:b tW"D
uplide down In their dent and I
break coffee c:up1. We who are
In touch with the hair-triller
~and-tab of the eartllfy
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Jeff Poland, left, and CraiJ Mcintosh work ~ ~c-=
West College commemorative logo on a warm day In Corona del Mar.
Sand sculptors help
college mark its 25th
NEWPORT BEACH -The "I wu lootina for a peat lhot
crowd at Corona del Mar State for the «Ncr of our annual report
Beach fixed their eyes on m.utu and the 25th Anniversary
sand sculptor Jeff Poland on publication," ukl Fay HendlJ,
Friday u he and several friends Oolden Woat CoUeao public
carved out .the fmal touches of relatioOI director. So she came up
their sandy creation. with the und ICUJpture idea.
Thea, out of the afternoon Hendry eouabt eomcooe with
ahadows It emerged, the newly· experience, and h juat 10
ICUlpted ¥taion of Ooldon West happened that Poland bad taken
Colle&e'• 11th AnniYenary Joso. ceramk d111e1 1t Oolden Wat the'= wbo ii the creator ot CoUep.
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for strangling his
girtftjend to death
SANTA ANA -A Oarden
OroYe COlll1nlction worker wu
eentenc:ed to ts years to life in
prilon Friday for atranalina b1I
fonner airlfricad.
HIDk 1buc Npyen, 43, was
convicted In ~y of fint-degrce
murder in the tillina of Tina
Pham, 42, w~ Oct. 24, 1990
death occurred ab<Mat six mon~
.after the two brok.e off their
relationship.
But Friday, on a motion from
Nauycn's attorney, Barry Otto
Bernstein, Oranae County
Superior Coun Judao Roben
Fitzgerald reduced Nauyen'•
conviction to aocond-d•gree
murder.
Be rnuein said be was
disappointed that a jury found his
client r'~ty, and said Nsuyen still
says be s mnocenL
But ~e said that "~ the
prosecuuoo cue u a beat, ' the
sentence wu fair.
.. IC (tho jury is) dilbelievina
(NSUYCn's) t1ieo1y ol tho cue and
believes the protcc:ution'a tbeoiy
or the case, tho proeecution proYed
aecond-dcaree (murder),"
Bernstein sald.
Deputy District Attorney
Jeoffroy RobiDIOn, who proeeaated
the case, ••Id the aentence
disappointed him. but added. "I
undentand what the judge bu
done."
"I think that he felt that under
the circumatances that it wu a
dole coo~ call that if you add
equity, which ii somelhina the
jury's not allowed to consiclcr ...
that if there's I hierarchy of these
kinds of murden, it better fit a
second-degree murder," Robinlon
said.
Pham'• family found the
haintyliat and mother of three on
the bathroom floor of her
apartment alter ahe failed to show
up for work.
Police initially believed that
Pham. who had a ~ of heart
trouble, bad died of a heart attadc.
An autopsy, bowe¥81, prompted
homicide~ lveatlptan to arrest
Npycn.
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WIMBLEDON, Eolland -Andre
ka11i and Jimmy Connors played
beh.eea the raindrops at Wimbledon
Friday and WOD. So did lvaq Lendl.
Aluti overcame a aeriel of rain delays
and a lack of lfUl':COUrt experience to
defeat Grant Connell~ ~1, ~7, 1-5, ~
3 for bk fint.,.yictory at Wimbledon.
Connon, a two time champion, came
throu&b with a ~2. 6-0, 1-5 victory over
Vcli hlobeimo in a match they were to
bM played last Monday.
Lendt, the third seed, began his annual
quest for the only Grand Slam title be
lacb by defeating Kelly Evemden ~2. 1-
5, 1-lJ. •
Apui, Whole only previous visit bad
ended in a tint-round loa in 1987.
aeemed to pin confidence during the
match that began Thursday and wu
intenupted twice today by &bowen.
The fifth seed ventured farther and
farther from his usual perch on the
bueline as the match progressed, even
tryina tome serve-and-volley play in the
final set.
In a break with 114 years of tradition,
there will be teMis at Wimbledon this
Sunday.
The dcdsion, announced Friday, is
aimed ,at clearing the backlog of matches
caused by five straight days of rajn delays.
Chris Oorrinae, chief executive of the
All England Club that hosts the
championship, said play will start at noon
on Sunday on all 18 oourts.
Agassi was aced 17 times but made
Connell pay on his second serve, ripping
34 return winners aaai.nst the Canadian.
"It fella like a crapsboot out there.
You just throw the dice and hope they
roll your way.'' said Aps.si, who played in
an all-•hftc outfit. "Wimbledon as a shot·
ma.tin& tournament, you sec shots here
you don't see aoywhcre else.
"I ha~ a peat ti(nc. I don't think I've
ever enjoyed playing u much as I have
the last couple of days."
Connon was h•pPY just to be playing.
"lt'a been a rough four days. Just to get
out of the locker room is a thrill,'' he
said.
Fourth-seeded J im Courier, the French
Open winner and a natural bascliner,
served and volleyed his way to a ~. 6-2,
7-lJ victory over Rodolphe Gilbert.
Tenth seed Goran Ivanisevic blasted 25
aces as he defeated local favorite Andrew
Cutle, and l•th seed Karel Novacek won
7-lJ (7-3), 6-3, 6-4 against Udo Riglewski
of Germany.
lvanilevic, who lost in a semifil
thriller to Boris Becker last year
Wimbledon, oompleted a 7-6, 7-6,
victory over Castle in a match that started
Tuc$day.
Three women'• seeds also won, but the
15th seed -clay-court specialist Sandra
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year Old Harry Rudolph of La Jolla
started the day with a brilJiant 3·
under-par 33 and then held on to
defeat medalilt Sandy Oalbraith of
Fountain Vahey, 3-2. In the 80th
annual Califomla Golt Aaociation's
(State) Amateur Championship
~ at Pebble Beach Golf Unks.
It wu a dis1ppointin1 loss for the
•S-year-<>ld Galbraith who abo was
medalist in 1971 but fin· hcd second
in tho match play tvent.
Rud0lph1 who wu the mcdali t in
the 1988 USOA Junior Amateur, had
blrdJea on tho third, fifth and venth
holea tn the momina round to&<> 3-up
after nln'c. He ftnilhCd tho 18 with a
4-up~. R.clol quickly upPcd tho mars;n
to m th Wina at the 19th (No. 1)
and 22nd (No. 4) bola ln the
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Jlllio Pnnco'a RBI double and Juan
Gomalez'1 ~ ~ pve Tew
a 2-0 lead ia tbo Ont. but the An,elt
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hit bit 15tll llome nan ._, pitches mer
for an a..J lead.
The blOWn 18" by Fetten wu tbc
ftttb by the Antell in 26 opportunities
-all in ~ Abbott atartcd .
Abbott alloWed five rum and nine bib
in 6\i inainp. Texu ltalter ,..
Barfield allowed four rwu and • ,_ in 2\i inninp.
Los Angeles Dodgers' Eddie Murray (33) slides tiird Into Atlanta ortstl5p~f Belflard as is forced at second in first of twO games Friday.
Dodgers blow it good in opener, settle for split
By Tom Saladino •
AP 5'or1a Wltlw ~ ATLANTA /
Kent Mercker a ~~ lfi1~ relief pitcher who'd
never been on base in
the major leagues, /
drew a two-out,
bases-loaded walk in •
the 10th inning, forcing in the winning
run as the Atlanta Braves beat the Los
Angeles Dodgers 3-2 on Friday night in
the opener of a doubleheader.
The Dodaers took the nightcap 8-2 to
snap a three-game losing streak as Juan
Samuel, who had three bjts, broke a 2-2
tic with a htfo-ruo sixth-inning single off
reliever Rick ~hJer (1 .. ).
Mike Morgan (9-S) pitched a five.
hitter, struclc out three and walked two
for his fourth complete game of the
season.
The Dodgers put the game away
when they rocked Dan Petry, acquired
from Dcttoit earlier in the week, for
four runs in the eighth inning. Morgan
reached on a double error by second
baseman Jeff Treadway and later scored
on a throwing errcw by catcher Mike
Heath before Otris Gwynn capped the
inning with a three-run homer, his
second of the season.
In the opener, Merclter, O-for-2 this
season and 0-for-6 in three yean in the
majors, got his first big-league RBI
when Jim Oott's 3-2 pitch sailed bi&h
and outside, forcing home Ron Gant.
Gott (1-2) walked Gant to open the
inning and balked him to second. Jeff
Blauser was then walked intentionally.
After Gott got Mike Bell to foul out
and struck out Mike Heath, BeUiard
singled to shortstop, loading the bases
for Mercker (4-3), who got the win with
a scoreless 10th inning.
The Dodaers were ono out away Crom
winning when the Braves tied it at 2-2
on a two-out RBI inglc by Terry
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Pendleton off Gott in the ninth.
With two outs and no one on, Kevin
Gross walked pinch-bitter Treadway.
Gro&s threw two balls to Otis Nixon
before Dennis Cook came on and
completed the walk. Gott then gave up
Pendleton's gamc·tyin& sinaJe.
Javier put the Dodgers in front in the
top of the ninth with his fmt homer of
the season, a drive over the left-field
fence off Juan Berenguer.
The Braves took a 1-0 lead off Bob
Ojeda m the third when Nixon jnglcd
wtth one out. stole IC<lOJld and third and
soorcd OD a sacrifice fly by Lonnie
Smith. Nixon. who had .three hhs, leads
the NL with 38 stolen bases.
Braves' left-hander Steve Avery
blanked Los Angeles OD two hits and
had retired 16 straight batters before
~art Carter opened the eighth with a
sitlcfe. Pinch-runner Jose Gonzalez was
sacriCK1Cd to second, moved to third on
a groundout and ICOrcd on pinch-hitter
Sharper10n's two-out sin$1e to center.
Avery gave up five hits. walked two
and struck out seven in 7 2-3 inninas.
Ojeda allowed seven hits. walked two
and llUdt out four an seven innings.
The Dodgers took the lead in the
nightcap when Eddie Murray hit a solo
homer, his cigbtb, in the second inning
and Gwynn delivered a sacrifice Oy in
the third after siDaJcs by Brett Butler,
who had i:c bats in the doubleheader
and extended ht bitting streak to 13.
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By Ed Sc~Jf.
AP 8olfllO Wltllr
LAS VEGAS -Mike Tyson in ulted
Donovan "Ruor" Ruddock before the
fight, hit him with mean intentions during
it, and hugged hun afterward.
"We got to fight a~ln cventuaJly,"
1)1on aid alter JCOnn& a 12-round
unanimous decision over Ruddock in
their rematch Friday night outdoors at
1bc Mirage.
With bis arms arounit Ruddock's
shoulder, Iron Mike said, "I just hope thjs
IUY doesn't ao out and make a ml take
aaamst somebody beuuse, God, boy,
you've Sol a future."
Of coune, so does Tyson, and in that
future stand undisputed hcaV)""cf&ht
champion Evander Holyfield. The fight
will be held when Don King. who
promotes Tyson, and Dan Duva, who
promotes Holyfield, get through bickerina
and playina pmesmanship with each
other.
Tyson knoclted down Ruddock twice,
cut hd tower lip and marked him below
both eyes, but could not put him away in
J2 foul-piqued rounds.
Referee Mills Lane deducted two
pomts from Tyson for hJttl.q low and one
for holding. Ruddock a lost a point for
holding. Both men also J)W\Ched each
other after several of the roun
Tylon al10 had scored two knockdown
in the fint fight on March 18, a bout
topped in th sc\'entb round with
Ruddock against the ropes. Referee
Richard Steele was roundly criticized for
stoppina that fight.
Of Friday n•&ht'a f.gbt.. attended by
some lS,000 fan Tyion said, .. I knew I
wu in for a tou&h f 'Jht."
Ruddock bad bun l)'Jon with a barra.ge
in the sixth round of the fint fight and
landed 1CVeral large &hots in the rematch,
includina a pair of npt hands that
wobbled 'fyson in the JOth.
"Hey, that's what it's di about," Tyson
said.
"l think I shOUld have put out a Uttlc
bit more," Ruddoct said.
But nobody could c:riticUie hla effort.
Ruddock allO said ht had DO quarrel
with the ded ion.
Jud&e Q\uclt Giampa IOOred it 113-109
while Art Lurie and Dalby Shirley each
had it 114-108, all for l)son.
The AP card faYOrcd 1)lon 114-110.
Whale Tyson bowed that he coWd
k.noclc. down taller, heavier men, it apin
wu demonstartcd that lron Mike could
be made to look bad by taller, tronaer
men.
James "Bone~her" Sm.1th and Tony
Tucker forced hun to ao the d" tance in
title matches and James "Buster" DOuaJ
knocked him out in a title fJlht.
When the 27-year-<>ld Ruddock
weighed in at 238 pounds. 10 mo~ than
for the fint fight, many baiiina pcoplo
S.TYSON.9
Pillsburys, Collville all set for the Transpac race today
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Wlaat tbo real motivation wu.
..,...,.. arc commcntl ----IDecle lboUt Ouiitianity,
ibout the passiveness of
a Oristian, about a
penon that doesn't care,
about. well, 'If we pick
tb9 PY or that IUY•
which guys a Christian.
Becauae, if he's a IChriltian, I don't want
him on my club.' That's
lin baseball every day,"
Los Anaeles center
fielder Brett Butler said.
I Most players,
understandably so,
prefer to keep their
! ne~-found religious ._Dod_...,...ge_.rs' Brett Butler.
tbehefs a personal
i! matte.r. But Butlec has never ducked the diffacult
questions.
• "I think the fact that Christians come out and ! stand up for s.heir belief now is more so than it was
tin the early 1950s and 1960s,'' Butler said. "And in
tum , I thiAk it has hurt some believers because a
particular orpnization docs not believe in that.
"The San Francisco Giants years ago had the 'God
Squad' and there were some ne$ative situations
involved there. That also happened m the last three
or four years over there, and the number of believers
on the club in San Francisco, m tum, have all been
cut away or diminished or traded or released -0r
whatever."
Some members of the Minnesota Twins said the
championship team of 1987 lost some of its
aggressiveness trcause team leader Gary Gaetti
became a born-again Christian.
"You hear funny things about what being a
Christian docs to you, like it makes you timid or
something," Twins shortstop Greg Gagne said,
himself a born-again Christian. "But sports are filled
with Christians who take an aggressive approach to
their games. Even though I don't drink or cuss, I'd
like to think I'm one of them."
Along with finding a new team this year, Darryl
Strawberry also said he found Christ. Strawberry,
whose life was out of control prior to the 1990
season, spent this winter reading the Bible and
attending prayer services.
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• Ml bMa NMCI," Buder laid. '"but there'I di t.hiall ... 1111 10 lean about. Darryl thiab he baa to
be on an even bC.l all the time and that be can't pt
mid ar ached or upeet." •
Henbiler 111e1 bis belief u a motivadon. la the
1918 World Seriei. for eumplc. ho aana hymm to
hinllelf oa the mOund while pitcbJna = OMiand. He called his J"eCJO¥Cry from ~lut
llM>uldlr aurpiy ••a miracle.'' • •u.r tried to ClCJIM1 to Strawberry that it•1 OX
• bt • Olriltiu and play bard, too. 'That put of
Wiil .a Carildan ii to Uy JOUt bell ll twrythiaa. ._. t.adlr doem't ofter a.Mee_._ -.c•a utod.
... .., walk throuP the ~lbbo\lle sayiDa.
'Alriabt. who un I aoina to talk to about leaUi
todajr My life ii dirocted by Ouist, aad tbe lpirit of
Ood dinctl mo in tbinp to ay and when to say it.
"I don't think. I~ ever been a penon who bu
thrown Cluiltianity on anybody. If aomebody wants
to talk about Quist, I'm going to taJk about it. There
are times when the Lord moves my heart to say
IOlllething. and I'll say it.''
Prior to the start of this season, a New York
tabloid reported Mets third baseman Howard
Johnson bad become a bom·a,ain Christian. Some
team.mates, who were not identified, feared Johnson
might be a different player. But Johnson leads the
Mets in home runs and RBI.
"Sensationalism is involved in some," Butler said
of the media coverage. "For a believer, for a
Christian to live bis life, we can't be concerned about
what the press writes about what people think -
even though our human nature docs that We're out
here to try to please Quist, and Cllrist alone, and
from there Jct him guide our life. But, at times, it's
hard."
Last season, Butler drew national attention when it
was reported that be said the devil was the cause of
a San Francisco loss. One headline blared: BUTLER
SAYS: "THE DEVIL MADE US DO IT.''
"I was on the elevator with my wife, and I was
talking about the Ouistians on the ballclub,'' Butler
said "We had a number of Olristians on the club,
and I said, 'I'm excited to sec the Christians we have
on this ballclub. The Lord must be bringina us
together to fight a banle.'
"I had to call a press conference in Montreal and
clarify that it wasn't Satan. That the reason the
Giants were losing was our pitching, our hitting and
our defense."
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HOuiton AltrOI 1-5 OD PrlMy .... for their ~bich fifth straiabt •.
1.artin hit a paif 'cl two-nan homen and 1 IC>IO
homer in bis fint three at~• otl Jbn l)elbalel
(2-7), and drove in a nan by hlttbta iDto a force
play for 1 cueer·hiab lix RBl1. Lukln alro drew a
walk in hil ftnal at &at
Deahliea Do allowed I iOto homer 10 Bric
Davis, the socond dme in two ,.an bo'1 pea up
four bomen in a pme ap.imt cmdnnad. 1be
Reda had four off tho left-hander lalt June 16 ID 1
6-2 win at Rivedront Stadium.
The three homen pve Lartln ftve in a tpall of
seven at-batl -be hit a tolo homer and 1 two-
run homer on Thunday in a 3-0 victory over San
Diego.
LAS VBOAS -Azuma Nellon and ---
Jeff Fenech. mixina bolWla witb toe-to-~•.__
toe evbaapt. battled to 1 U..nMMS ~
draw in the delert boat Friday af&bt. ----
The verdict enab&ed tht n-,_,.-old Nellon,
from Ghana, to retain the World 8olina c.oundJ
super featberweiabt cbampionlbip ..
It denied I fourth wortcl title to the 27-year-old
Fenedl. of Aultralia. Fenech alllicJilt P'IDed lt out
in the Jut 30 lecondl. Ho bun Nellon badly It
2:3S witb a ript hand to the .bead. a. li.nded two
more riabt bands and then just before the bell
stagered Nellon with another ri&bt to the bead.
Nelton appeared out on hil foet.
Judac Jerry Roth of Lu Vepa ICOred it US-
113 for Fenech. Judac Mfauel Donate of Pueno
Rico favored Nelaoa 116-112. Judae Dave
Monetti ofl.as Veps aoored it 114-114.
The AP al10 IOOred it 114-114. z_. 1n m1r 11111
MEMPHIS, TeM. -Former U.S. --;;r
Open and Muten champion ~
Zoeller tamed the couno be helped deaiaJl with I 7-under·par 64 Friday to ---
share the lead with left-bander RUii Cochran
midway throuah tho St million St. Judo Owic
Zoeller, who bcpn tho day five aboU off tbe
pace set by Jim Thorpe and Rick Fehr. carded
four consecutive birdies bcafnnina with an 8-foot
putt at the par-4 ninth and endina with a S-footer
for a 3 at No. 12.
Earlier. Zoeller bad birdied holes bu dlrou&b
six with pulta of 5, 30 and 5 feet .
••1 wu cirM"I well.'' Zoeller said. "I made nloe
iron lhoca and 1 "' aetttna tho baD ~.., ~
On thia oowae you don't jult atlM on tho • aid
whale away."
Quote or the day
0 lt'• been a rouah four days. Just to ,.i
out of the k>c:.ker room ia a thrill" -J.._,
CoaMn about the fliat four, raln...oebd
days at Wimbledon.
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MlllJ poap1o ~--W lie Ibo -!or MIU TJ-Pricloy 11io -.....,,...,.,.,
ch zpbl Wiii I flMaila IO beat l>ono¥ut
"Ruar" Ruddocl In 1 l:z..-.1 bo•ll al The
Minp. TJ--Ibo llnl _.. wlleo ,.,. ... Richard s.-~ ... pod tho maid! in the
-IOWld, wttb Rwd*'<k ....... lhe ropei.
Millt Lone -Ibo roforeo l'lidly flicbl.
Joe Loui1 wu tbo kin& of heavyweight
renuitmol. It wu ahrayl euier the second time
for Louil.
ffil two molt fUllOUI remalCb "1ctories were a
fint-round knoctout of Mu Schmeling and an
•iahtJt.IOWld KO of Billy Coan. Schmelin& bad upeel Louil with a knockout in
lhe 12th IOWld of • IMXHillc bout. Conn, • lig)ll
he....yweigb.t ~' WU ahead when he was knocked out b)' LoWs ln the 13th round of their
fin1 r,.i.1.
Arturo ~ and Jersey Joe Walcott kKt 15-
. round decision.& to Louil, with Walcott's defeat
beinJ close and controvenial. Both were knocked
out m rematches.
Louis also needed lc11 time to beat Buddy Baer,
Abe Simon and Bob Putor in rematches.
Wakott wu winning his title defense: against
nm
From 81
i1 as a sign that Ruddock lac~ed dedication and
a sign that the fight might be a short one.
Ruddock, however, showed p1cnty of bean
and actually did his best fighting in 1hc second
half or the bout
"The weight made me stronger" Ruddock
said.
"I knew he (cit confident heavier," Tyson
Slid.
Tyson, who wci&hcd 216, knocked Ruddock
down wi1h a right hand over a missed Ruddock
right uppercut 11 l :27 of the second round.
Ruddock got up immediately, but took .some
heavy punishment to the head and body for the
remainder of the round.
Cn the fourth, a straight right to the jaw put
Ruddock down with the round 3.S seconds old.
Again, Ruddock bounced up and took a
mandatory 8-<:ount Ruddock's mouthpiece wa.s
al$0 knocked out and Lane stopped the fight
a-,,._ 's ao .._ 1111 WM badl1d ..W.,. •
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-OWiet -15 -ia ... umacc111tul tide Mel ...... Malet no. but he
1-.!lalboejpdl_ot .. -.
Two finl·fillll -...., lotl -wore
Keo -ud Joe Fruier. The -wllo turned the tibia 09 bolll .............. AJi.
--Ali'• jaw ud -• oplll -· then All won a split decilion. Boch were. 11-round
non-lillo fllbll.
Ali at a lS..rowtd docWon tO Pruicr in • title
bid, then beat Smokin' Joe ill a 12-round non-titk
m11ch. Both of Ali'• vicloriel were carcer-savcn.
Perhaps the JDOlt famout rematch in borin1
hist<>ty was the one berwccn Jack Dempsey ind
Gene Tunney.
Dempsey had Iott the title tO TuMcy on a 16-
round decision, but in the teVCnlh round of the
rematch, it appeared Derrtptcy was about to
become the finl man lO rcpin the hehyweight
championship.
Tunney went down from a combination of
punches and wu badly du.cd.. Under a newly
appf'O\"Cd rule, a fl&htcr 1roring a taockdown had
to go to a neutral c:omcr before the referee began
his count.
Dempsey wu slow in doing this, and Tunney
was able to beat Dave Bany's 10-c.ount., after
having been on the canvu for 14 or 15 seconds.
Tunney went on to win a 10-rouod decision.
for several seconds to have it put back in.
This was one of the rounds in which both
fighters hit after the bell.
Ryddock returned the favor by knocking out
Tyson's mouthpiece in the sixth round, then
began finding the range in the seventh and
eighth.
In the 10th round, Ruddock hurt Tyson with
two righu to the head, but Tyson had the edge
in the round because he landed 10 bard
punches lo the head.
In the 11th round, Tyuson was booed every
time be landed to the body, while Ruddock
landed a b~ that very, very IDw, and he
wasn't penalized.
The fight ended u it shouJd have, with both
landing kJw blows at the bell.
Tyson now hu a 41-1 record with 36
knockouu. Ruddock's 1t:cond straight Joa pves
him a 2S-3-1 with 18 knockouta.
Each boxer wu guannteed SS miUion, with
Tyson to get a pcrccntap of pay-per·view
television revenue .
WIBBm
From 81
Cecchini -wu eliminated 6-3, 3-
6, 6-1 by Elizabeth Smylie.
aone. The neon pin)t; shorts were
left at home. A dangling gold
earring was the only hint of his
unique sartorial style .
service ace on the tllh point of
the tie-breaker.
Apssi rallied 10 win the founh
.set 1-5 on his fourth set polnt ind
was leadin.1 2· J in the fifth 1et
when ii nincd for the .tec:Ond time
of the afternoon.
Sixth seed Jana Novotna won 6-
3, 6-0 CM::r Nicole Pnitt. Klterina
Malecva, seeded eighth, defeated
Julie Salmon 1·5, 6·3. Amy
Frazier, an American seeded 141h,
won 7-6, 6--4 over Karin
KKhwendt.
A light shower held up play for
26 minutes early in the afternoon
and there were 1 couple of other
rain delays. but the wea1her was
better than the first four soggy
days.
Agassi was a ghostly vision at his
k>ng-OYcrdue Wimbledon coming·
out party, wearing white denim
shorts over white biking shorts, a
white shirt and a white headband .
The auore5eent lime shirt was
The player whose r1ashy
wardrobe has infuriated the tennrs
establishment looked like Frosty
che Snowman as he stepped on the
grass courts for the finl lime since
1987 .
And he played Ii.Jee Frosty for
parts of hjs malch against Connell,
serving poorly and moving as if his
feel were s1uct in slush.
A&wi lost the fint set 6-4, lbcn
rallied to win the second set 6-l
and was tied 1-1 in the third
bcrore getting washed off coun
Thursday by a thundentorm.
Connell, a Canadian ranked
73rd in the world, 'llt'On the third
Kt 7-6 when play resumed today
by winninJ an 8-6 tic·brt:aker. He
saved a set point with 1 1econd-
1bc toumamenl's ~ning four
days were a mess, with only 52
first-round s ingles matches
completed by Thursday. The entire
first and second rounds. a total of
192 matches, usually •re •.
completed by the opening
Thursday .
More than 1.3 inches of rain bu
fallen on Wimbledon and weather
forecasters pid this hu been one
of the wettest., coldest and dartest
Junes in k>cal history.
London book:ies have slubed
the odds against rain disruptina
play every day oC the tournament
rrom 100-1 to 10-1.
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could be •Jiq. ''Thia ii mt ~ d)'ftamk dlalopc trltb relative. colleaiucs or busmcu a.Jdatcs to
'Saturday Nia)l1 Uvw'I" Empballt oa You're due for fresh start ln new bcl!Cft that you arc no ~r .~ temu•tity, c:reattmy,• diRC'lioo. tov. rtlatfoMhlp· will prepared to eot1tlnu~ ~ ~
tr.II opportunJiy fn MW 4.irecdoft. lbansb. oqot1ahoru.
You'll twin rfVW of pcl'IOU la hfah CAPIUCOaN (Dec. 21-Jan. 19). tlSCES (Feb. 20.Matdl ZO):
plaC:el. Maratal ltat\&I commands attcDlion There appears co be just one ft:nal
TAUIUS (Aprll 20.May 20): f'ocut on pannenhlp, poulbl• obllk to dear 011 tbe t>oa.. ftoet.
DMnily, Aral dllkreot moda of patt.adpetloa In bv.sl mlerpriae. Therefore, enJure that factl cw
trauportallon. Pocus on Money pkturo brlslit. loll attido trill laformallon roccMd rccc11tlJ ·....U,
acbfevemeot, career, bu1loc11 be rclllrDCd. CUcer nat~ pl.-ue l«\lr&te and that _,.. !dad ol a
relatloeablp. Yoo will allO be role. ip-up or lcpJ loophole cueoc IC'
CGICtniied with pamlblc partDcnhlp, AQUAIUU (Ju. 20-ftcb. II)· ocbcn otf tbc hoc* Of ca JOU UJ rum.,.. OcnUai. Saattt.arius play I>Mrsity, apulmcat. ~ Ml pi.7 cmbuTaslmeat
rolea. ' &o intellectual Qft1of1'7 Wear nrbd All& {Merc:b ll·April 20):
GDUHI (May 21.Joee 20): You'll shades of bNe. Jvdpn&nt. lfthutkm Coou to UUDJt loo& Md 9*d
Jura •tbodl. moct.. operandi. on taraet. £,..nts tab uddco, beloA JO{na oa tho warptcb. 0111tJ
Emohalk oo tMCMnlc:al pRX.'Cd\lra. dramalk t1u11 hi 100r faYOr. Ocnunl )'OUt pndo h bc&D bun ...., .,..
abUlty to "ftl 1h "You'D a1ao teat ~ thc,n. 10" do ftOC bcllr IM trtlola
reclpH, poulbly dlno wllb PISC (Feb. 19·Marcb 20): ac&Aario or ICOtc. Wb.ac la ~
uftOl'lhodom lndMchtall. SClorpio b la lnlonnahOft recieMd with pr<Mlo ll bo.c~cr, la tllll pet10aaUy or
pknare. bo kept .. olf I.he record." e. wuy, prot.. ally It would be ~ co
CANCD (June 21.July 22): Read "°id bcifta .. tnppcd. .. Candahne allow a pert1na ot tho W1IJI to lab
aftd wrilll. dMdt peat pcrfonnancea. auan1cm.u1 requuea ut11101t plaice
Ability to analj'M c.barectcr tuflA to dilc:rcdon. THNt. $Corplo pcrlOM TAUaUS (A,pril 2l·MI)' ll):
befloftt. Wu.I-,: K.ep ru11adoe ID play 0-.1$CMdlft& Mel. hfbaps tbl ii • (N ratills .....
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satitty\QJ
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be back Oft ronn and ready to take
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dd n11ve lcMld ona, oflspriQa and
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receatlJ bJ llWldfast.ty tttuslna to
bockle ueder the atraiD or
arpmta connicts °' prc:auree. Tbe.rdore. tbt tame bu come to
make a decl1lu career or
p-Oftlliooal mow il4 )IOUr road
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ARLO AND JAMS
OVERBOARD
PUDBASSET
A C~ OOG wcu.D ''"° tlt'f IN THE ROUGH •
by Jimmy Johnson
by Chip Dunham
"WHENEVER M'Y ~ PUTS 1¥.0AHO1\\0
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(1. I he f'rudt'nlial Florida Realty
Region
Eut Coast
East Coast
Transactions Office
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.\0,200 140
Minn 20.232 34
Illinois 19,800 8
Florida 19,634 65 .......
7. lkalh Onl' Ohio 19,440 46
X. \\ imh-rmt•rc l<l•al E't<1k Seattle 19,12U 4J
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• 11 .. """"''I u·.11 •·•1111«• flt« flrok~ Rrpon lndtptndtnl RHl £slalt Companlts Is prudu«'d
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Nwwwpwt 8wll • Open Sunday l.S. 22 Ocain Vi-
sta. Eleglnt 8lminJ townhome with prime golf count
loc:8tion. 2 bedroams, 2~ baths. Nurnaoua upspdea.
Approx. 2,600 IQ fat. $817,000. CaD 720-0611.
C.... .... -Bulkier must •D. Brand new 3 bedroom. 2~ beth Is rqdy and waiting. Many
upgrades. Priced below cost. $282,500. Call
720-0611.
.. Cr u•• · Open Set. l Sun. 1-5. 14 Oetcatst U.
Huge ..... home owriooldng ~try dub. Appoa. 7,200
1q lert. Pool • tpa. $2,549,000 C.it Sh.on VfJll. and
Tom Al&nton. 673-8728 or 720-0611
C.... -• ChermJng 4 bedroom, l~• bath Is an klul family home. lncbla family room eddition wtth
fbwp&ra. Patio and 2 car garage. $229,000 C4llll
720-0611. Neu,..... a-cit • Hli#; upgr.ded 2 t.droom. 2 bath
with ~ loors*n Dnlng room. den and ar.p.c..
Plan.talon tt.an.n. 2 llr9I p.ttoa. 3 blockt to ocon
$329,000 c.n 720-0611 .
._ ...... • Moll! dand .S one "-'. upper unit. 2
bedroom, 3 bath. ~ room end two ..,._,
C.thedral cel!lntt . Pr•tigtoua ,.,ed community
$695,000 c.n no-0611
....................... to lhe beM:h. ~
a...g. 4 bidtooni. 2 .... ~ unit wl&h ~ ....
and ao.. uni wllf\ 2 bemoorna. 1 b9lh and .,..
$595,000. c.n 7!0-0611.
c.... ... -°'*'Sun 1-5 101 ~ l..ft. Greet ...... mwnhome. Duel madlr ..... Mow In
oondllloh. kt.I b ioor111 *' o..orn F*'C:h doors.
$185,000. c.n 720-0611
Call for Detalle
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PAGE 4 I SATURDAY June 29, 1991 DAILY Pl.OT I REAL ESTATE
ANN PETERS AN
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''WHEN DEDICATION AND COMMITMENT ARE IMPORTANT"
NEW ON THE MARKET
ABOVE IT ALL IN HARBOR RIDGE
EXQUISITE CUSTOM ESTATE ENHANCED BY
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS OF BAY, OCEAN AND CITY
LIGHTS. OFFERED RJRNISHED AT $5,295,000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
ORIGINAL CARMEL IN EXCELLENT
LOCATION -POOL -$475,000
NEWPORT'S nNEST
HARBOR ISLAND ESTATE -PRIME BAYFRONT
REMARKABLE llDIODEL
PRISTINE LAUTREMONJ' IN
NO ROOF TOP VIEWS. UNIQUE &
DESIGN -$875,000
CORONA DEL MAR
t
R-2 -"FIXER" -OFFERED "AS IS". GOOD
RENTAL -$489,000
ANN PETERS
LOCATION. $14,750,000 ---~~~~~~~~~~---------------75~9··~54~5~6---~~M 644•6200 WORKWITHTHEBES11WE;; •
SATURDAY, June 29, 1991 /PAGE 5
E SHULER .
DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES
MSlllNE CREEK VIEW CORONA DEL MAR
$639,000
CORONA HIGHLANDS VIEW
ON & OCF.AN VIEWS ENHANCE TR nos ADORABLE 3 BR COTTAGE. $839,000 LOCATION. $975,000
$875,000
CDJI • REMODEL CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX WALK TO BEACH
SUPERB RENTAL OR OWNER
GREAT LOCATION -$595,000 INVESTOR -GREAT INCOME
PRODUCER -$549,000
SUZANNE SHULER HARBOR RIDGE VIEW BLOCK TO BEACH • $395,000
. --------
760-0170 SOLD ••AS JS''. FANTASTIC VIEW FABULOUS STARTER HOME
LOT. $1,950,000
fARKET AND WE KNOW HOW TO MARKET1
ti Ellis 644-6200
LIDO ISLE ESTATE
This home features spectacular
views of Newport Bay from all
important rooms. 4 bedrooms,
4112 baths, huge, gourmet
country kitchen + 8 car
garage. Elegant study. 65'
private dock. $4, 150,000
LAGUNA GATE GUARD
3 Arch Bay charmer w/4
Bedrooms & 41f.z Baths, just
steps from private beach.
Lovely yard w/pool & waterfall.
Excellent location. This sunny
home will invite you to stayl
$1.495,000
BAYSHORES COTTAGE
Gate guarded w/ 2 private
swim beaches this 3 bdrm, 2
bath remodeled charmer on an
oversize lot will capture your
heart! What can one say ...
Bayshore is Bayshore. Lowest
price @ $7 49,500
.
BEACON BAY
WATERFRONT
Timeless elegance on a white,
sandy beach w/5 Bdrms, ~1h
baths and recently completely
remodeled. Zoned R-2, this
home could easily be a 3/2
duplex. Timeless sunsets &
bay views. $2,495,000LH
IF IT'S A VIEW • LOOK!
Harbor View remodel w/best
views in the city. A "nothing's
missing" kitchen w/granite
countertops. 4 bedrooms & 3
baths + private yard w/
jacuzzi. Major price reduction.
Owner says "sell it"
$1 ,295,000
BRAND NEW DUPLEX
If It's beauty & an Income
you're looking for, stop! With a
3 Bdrm, 21h Bath owners unit
& a 2/1 rental, this Is It! Tiie
roof, polished granite,
excellent design & a 3 car
alley-accessed garage. Wowl
$689,500
LINDA ISLE CUSTOM
P r e s t i g e , w o r k -s a v e r
contemporary home recently
remodeled. Sunny western
exposure w/Main Channel
views. Huge dock for your
"fleet". 3 bedrooms, 41h baths.
Private pool & spa.
$2,495,000LH
..... fit t '~·.... ..._
SEAWIND WITH A VIEW
Expanded to provide the best
of family living, this 4 bdrm
21h bath edition offers the
finest w/huge family room
custom kitchen, & a ••to die
for" view. Vaci;tnt & ready to
move In. Private spa & yard .
$779,000
TURTLE ROCK CUTIE
Well-located single story
townhome in a well-respected,
mature community. 3 bdrms, 2
baths w/ a private yard +
super patio spa. Close to
schools & shopping. Reduced
price below market @
$335,000
,
WILLIAM F. COTE, BROKER
GrubhtiEllis 644·6200
t'1r9d Of the hubbub Of Orange ~ Sick of fighting the ffeewaya day lri and day out? Would you like to see
white, puffy, cum'*-clOuds over be8utlful snow-capped mountains? Do you need a getaway? No ugly brown smog
here I
" you answer .. YES", then consider MONTANA fOr your next real estate purchase. Forget Palm Springs . . . that•s no Place to get a,wayl You IUQGllt Mexico? C'mon ... There are more problems there then lraql Hawaii? Naw ... The
prices are higher than the volcanoMI ·
.,,.,,. there lo do In •ONTAllA, you aalc1
Fr•h water lake fishing · River rafting Fresh water stream fishing
Fly ft8hlng capital of the wOt1d Bicycling Incredible downhiH skiing
Snow mobile capital of the wortd Canoeing Miles of X Country skiing
Ice fishing Golf Westem Culture
Mountain Climbing Tennis Rodeos & Round-ups
Ind.., cUlture Backpacking Water Skiing
Wlndsuf'flnG Horseback rtdlng Backpacking
Wiidiife watehlng Wilderness walks Dinosaur hunting
••• And OlllJ a~ 111 .. ,..._ 0Nn1• CcMmtJ Alrportl
I 1811 Md rent the following real estate In Southwest Montana: Vacation homes In the mountains, vacation homes
with river frontage, aid ch81ets In the mountains, raw land from 1 to 20 acres, .. Gentlemen's" ranches from 20 to
1,000 acres and real working cattle · rmiches up to 20,000 acres. Want more? Real estate in Montana is so
lne~. you won't believe It. Here are some examples:
3-1 ACll9 9UILDlllQ 81TD
On Georgetown lake,.. near
Anaconda. Fishing, hunting,
golf, biking, akltng. Year 'round
llCCell. Super view. Bordered
by U.S. Forest Servtce. 1 hour
from major airport. $40,000 to
$45,000 each.
PUTllUD LAD· Oii ,._ LAD
With Incredible western
•XJ>C*ft Ind over 214 feet on
the lake, this 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath
home Is Incredible. Sltu8ted on
1.2 acre1 w/plet, allp & CCMM'9d
~ dock all for '375,000
10+ ACR•a WJLOQ HOii•
Located close to Bozeman &
but 13 mites from Bridger Bowl
(super skiing) this 3 level log ~
home (3 Bdrms, 2 Baths) Is an
Incredible mountain retreat. Elk
and deer on property. $160,000
.
400 FmtCllD ACR•a • VllW
Offers seclusion & privacy. this
parcel la ready to build on.
Cloee to Bozeman and Big Sky
(super skUng) & bordered all
around by farmland. Can .....
acteage to other ranchers for
fMd purpoMI & Income. Super
Big Sky buy. $800,000.
I
120 ACRD llRIDGD CMYOlt
Dense forested mountain
property w/ native timber.
Beautiful mountain views.
Forest service road for year
'round acoess. Build your own
dream home. or log cabin.
$100,000.
Fl8HTAIL, MONTANA RANCH
With over 3,000 acres of land
+ springs and creeks, this
working ranch fronts the
highway. Remodeled home +
new bam, super Irrigated for
300 +cow/calf pairs, Oh. what
a dealll Cloee to Red Lodge &
Yellowstone. 1875,000
11,* AClll....,..,.. IMI VAi.UY
Oww 1.000 .,... of ,..,. llnd. .,.,...., 2,000 .,... of tlmblftlnd • Mt 1,300
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Eetate Brok• In both CALlfOINIA AND MONTANA and can represent you In Montana u well u I have been doing In this w tor IN P9lt 20 ~ NoW ...oclated with Grubb & Elli• In Newport Beach, my name la
ml OOlf' Md fJ'Y tel•~ numbers are: 760-1900 141·9637 733-1164
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EXEC011VE HAWEN 81&9 TO UAal
A place a~ from home, put value Waiting for large family. Five BR.
for this stu 'o condominium. 4BA, poo~ larp muter suite with
Community clubhouse, tennis, pool spa and balcony. Lou of amenities.
and basketball $70,900 $664,000
3J. Johnson Bob & Terry Coluccio
BAYlllDGE 8EAl9LAND
A bett location in this gated Fabulous resjdence with exceptional
community. Airy and bright upPCr water and city lights view. Quiet
unit. Two BR. 2BA. Commuruty location, pristine condition. Two BR,
pool and spa. $280,000 formal dining room enhanced by
Debi Miller pnt patios. $737,SOO
CANYON CREST Aon Peters & Suzanne Shuler
Spectacular a.ir conditioned 3BR, PICTtJRE PERFECT ready for occupancy in this exclusive lovdy home in lovdy setting. Four area. Close proximity to beaches, BR, country k.itchen, family room, Ncwpon Center, and shops. wnh stone fireplace. Charming living $359,500 room, French doors, pnvate spa.. B.J. Johnson and Many Malcomb $749,500
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS Barbara Aune and Carlyn Callan
Large comer lot between two golf HARBOR VIEW HIU.8 courses, shacious, beauufuJ family Customized and espanded and home wn J:lcl and spa. nce.Ptional! Country kitchen with Convcnicn y located to shopping skylight, formal dining room, family and freeways. $375,000 room, muter 1uitc with iu' own Many Malcomb private sitting room. Pool. $779,500
CANYON CREST Barban Aune and Carlyn Callan
Beautifully atbintcd 2BR DUPLEX-COM townhome. e beach! Corona dcl Perfect as is or a terrific remodel, Mar address! Close to all amenities! plus income unit. Walk to beaches, Community pool, spa and tennis. ahopf.ing, achools. Unit bu mini All thi.I for $389, 900 city 'gbu view. Truly a "Crown of
B.j. Johnson and Many Malcomb the Sea" $795,000
INVE8TOR81 4 Pl.EX Jan \VJ.son
Sh:fr ~11 mainta.ined fouipla in CORONA DEL NAii escc cot location near shopping and Harbor V1CW Hilla, daiped by tran~nation. Remodded in 1988. owner/arclUtcct. featuring JBR. Hig y ~ded owner/user un.it. 3BA, aera.c room, added breakfast Owner · carry paper. $449,500 room OTCtlooks pool and lanai. Linda Octh $799,000
CORONA DEL MAil HoUyH<>Mmon
Charming cottage on R-2 lot, great DUPLEX potential for second urut iiddit.ion. Bayfront dupla. upper mnodded Three BR, fireplace. Close to beach 11:1d reoovaced with JBR. 2BA, and shopping. $475,000 catbedn.I ccilinp. lower 2BR. 1 BA, BJ. Johnson each f eatwa fireplace, largo l'OOIDI,
WESTCUFF aepante laundry. 4 car pnge.
Pour BR. 4BA, totally remodeled, Superb views of turning basin.
loolu like new! Custom features $799,000
throughout, separate maids or in-law Loil Jacobi
quanua. IArge lot. $549,000 8PYGIAU SPECTACUl.All LoU Jacobs
Churning Mediterranean 5BR. home IJJFFErl NEWPOllT MY bu the best of everything, European
Located at end of quiet cul-de-sac, 1tyle kitchen, fam1!f room with
family borne with 4BR. 3BA, tus 3 gno.ite wet bi.r, an J:lanked lloon.
car pnge. Lou of room for A stream meanden roup the lusb
larp family wbo likes to eotcna.io. landscapin~ $791,SOO
Private /::ii and ape. $S49,SOO &rban G man U>d Hyla Bena J.dlie eigh C090NA Dm. ~VIEW NEWPORT NOant WI AS Charm.ins couap oo map•¢ lot
l-o•ely Can Marbella t: in over looking the lushly land.caped
exceUentlbc:ation, wi many canyon enhanced wit.b an ocean
superior custom upgraded f eatuta. new. PIDWy room with fareplace
Three BR, and den or 4BR. tropical boesu •window Scat to enjoy the
r landlca~ in private yard with apa ewr dwipna Yiewi. $145,000
and wat an. $594,000 Ann Pcun & Suzanne Shuler
Carol Allison
HAllBOll lllDGI! DOVER SHORES Dramatic ui-lncl >BR. 3BA. Ready for ttmodd. Giant ~ Panoramic view.. Ouutandi; ~uctioo! Prime lot with location, liabt, white and bri t. views of S.c.k Bay and city ligbu. Move-in iud~Tute the lifatylc of Very larp family home with pool. the rich and ous for only $675,000LH. $115,000
Carlyn Ca.llan md Bub.ta AWN Ann Peien a Suzanne ShuJc:r
COllONA Dl!L llAll
Two blodu lb oceanr Cmiom
remodeled raidcnce. Three BR.
nWd. quarurs. mini Yicw from
muter suite. IncNda good income
unit. $949,000
Ano Petcn and Su.zan.ne SbuJc:r
DOVEll 8HOllE9
Glamoroas. 10phisUc:atcd and peed.
th.it tthdeoce bu it all! Superb
muter suite with his and Mrl beth..
Gracioua livina. LusbJy land.ca;pcd
l;.ll'Clem. Prmcy, nytc and comfort.
S1,09SJ)OO
But.a Glabman
lllG CANYON-VIEW
Map.ifacait V crsaillc plan acrou
from Bjg Canyon Country Club.
Comer location. Detached Deane
built, fonner modd home. Views of
city and golf ~rse from mo•t
rooma.. $l,l4S,OOO
Carol Allison
lllGCANYON Stunnina. tcrC:oC 4BR. with 1perkling
pool. extra larp pcintc lot.
becontcd ancf ranoclcled with the
utm0n can and attention to detail
EJepnce and comfon abouncb.
$1,275,000
c.rot ABDoo
COllOJICA DEL MAii
Pbmcwneml 1990 remodel interior
aocl ataior. Pabulou f*>OnJDic
ocao, bey and city ~ Yiews.
Encnam me. of sruuic. Tn&Jy
kitcbal. Prolasionally 5:;:d and decorated. $1.)95,000
Bill Cou
DQ!ll&ID MY
You woa't waat tO miu th.it sorseoas autom llm. home within
the ptcd cocla'f'C of Emerald Bey. ~views. Fmat
con.nnact.ioo. $2.100,000
~ Daley and Nancy Daley
8l!LCOOlr1'
Ocean view, SBR. 4~A, cu.nom
home with many superioc feanv.,
indud.inc nate of the an kitchen.
o.Jt cabincuy, ccntnl air, tecurity
and intcn:om. 4 car garage. A rare
olfcnnc. $2, l 9S.OOO-
NEWPORT 8HOREPIACE
Oumaoding cwtom contemporary
nwtapiccc located on 141 feet of
prime bayfront. Includes dock with
.tip for larie yacht. Enjoy lu:xuriow
1 aoe Yiewa of bay and city lighu
from patio. Pour BR. O~BA.
$3,65(),000
Barben Au.oe and Carlyn Callao
~ NEW LISTING :
'9ALTA tlt.U WT $1,700,000
Every posslbfe amenity la avWlable In
• thla incredlble 6 bedroom, 81h pk.18 \oi
bath ...... Secutty gated and pro ..
ak>nally land.caped wttti ..... court.
putting green and cuatDm pool, groan •
•WaterlaJ[ Fabuloue mut8f wttti ,., .. ~
chltdren1' wing, full gym and gourmet
kitchen with all top of the line ~
ances. Completefy fumtahed -what ·an
fncrecflble oppor1unltyl I
NEWPORT IEACH
CANYON lllAND $299,900
This lovely condo looks Ilk• newll
Located next to tennis courts. 2 BRa, 2
BA hlghty upgraded, Plantation ahuttera,
mirrored walls.
IAYllDOI CONDO $279,900
T entftc 2BR, 2BA condo tn preferred In-
side locldlori. Planked oak ftoon In
entry. kitchen and baths. Plantation ahut-
tera. Must Mii.
118CM«ON tatt.000
Monaco floor plM. 38R. 2.58A. Profee
lkxWty ~. let.I tor .....,_
Ing lncfoorl & out. OuiM culde HC
SIA llDel $2•t,t00
Sea.tty gated 2 BRa, 2 BA, condo wfth
pmnm tp8 and -Mw of city llghta and .......
NEWPOtn GUM $1M,OOO
Famlty home, unique gat9d area of N9w-
port. Ave or 6 8Ra, with prtvate ape.,
streama and waterfall•.
HAHOlt llLL $1,195,000
Maiaon de Fleura -stunning 5 BR a.
tom home. Beauttful putet exbNtor, dra-
matic entry, gourmet's kitchen, Hbrary, 3
ftreplacea, pool and apa.
NOll1M IWffl $479,000
S1atety aycamc>l'M -..round thla ... 5
BR, 3 BA. Hlghty upgraded throughout.
THI IWffS $US.OOO
Large 5 BR, 3 BA home with tun MCUt1ty
system. 8Mutlfut greenbelt WM. Lot8 of
upgradee, lmrNICUlate condition.
DOVH IMOlll $1,2" 000
Panoramic bay, ocean and Newport c;;::
ter vtataa. Sleek, com.mporary newty ,.
mod"9d home. Open each weekend:
MAllOl llDGI $791,000
Enjoy fabuloue city llahta and mountain
vtewa from this •BA, 3BA upgraded
Lautremont
Ml IOA PB•lllU $7IO,OOO
• ThJ9 48R home exudM charm & t>Muty.
Lower level completely remod"ldl
119 CANYON :=ooo Styled to create tormal Md llv-
lng ... In thle ..... ~ oom-
nu11y. Pool. epa Md .. deck. 38A.
VILLA BALBOA'VEASAILLES
SEAFAIAE
90l8IOUI VllW COM)() $169,000
Elegant large 2BR condo, affording bay
ocemi Yiewa. Exqulstte Interior delJgn.
IXCIUINT YAWi @ ONLY $119,000
~ luxury condo IMng, d.corated
tor style and comfort. Assumable k>an,
leUe option, or seller may canyl
NIWlY llMODlllD $169,000
Abeolutety gorgeous newly remodeted
tuxury condomlntum. Ocean and IUnaet
vtewa.
OUM MAlftl PINTHOUll $249,000
Vaulted ceilings, cleamory windows,
lkytlghta, large deck over1ooklng g
belt. Utuma61e loan.
INCTACUIM OCIAN VllW $179,000
OcMr'I vt.wa from living area and both bedrooms. t..mve 2 BR, 2 BA. Formef
model In ftnal phase of Vina Balboa.
-aA fAlll" OCIAN V11W $419,000
la*h 3 BR, 3 BA condo. Grand double
door entry. brMkfaat nook, •xpanelve
canopy wtndow, all with gorgeoua. vtn-
lna OCMn Ylewa.
... MA'1RID VllWI $22t 000 ~ .... large aundeck. u..' ,,...
ful upgr'8dee W/Stalnmut9r carpet, mar-
ble entry and more.
MY Alm 0CUN VllWI $199,000
Seht' deeparatell Must Move Nowtl
Newport Bay View Condo. ~ A•
duoed. A Terrtftc Value At Onty $399,000
IAY a OCIAN V11W1 $1",
Spect8QMr vl9wa from this large 2 BR 2
BA. Elegant Dvlng, many beauttfut up-
grades.
llAYllW $671,000 Larv-t modet, choice greenbelt looa-
tlon, at end of cuf.de.ae. Unobatructed vt.wa. St8pe to pool & Jao ml.
UDO '8•11lU $421,000
e.uttful apt on the Udo PenlnMJla wttti
drwnatlc tMly and OCMn vtew. large 1
BR 1 BA. Large boat aHp avallable.
NIWPOtlT IMOIU •111,000
lmmacutatel OriglnaJ owner ha ~ad wtth qualty and taste. 2-48Ra, pri-
vate patios.
llOOIMIW •n•,900
2 BR,. 21Aba townhome, = com-munity. Newly upgnld«t. .... ......
wtth hplaoe ' 8PL
MllOIVllW.... ... ••••
Cot11ful'tllble home ... OOl9'I ... ..
p&llCe In M'9 room. Wiie to ......._
LAGUNA IUCM tt .... 111
PRICE REDUCED t.200.000111 f'our "'9.
38Aa on 5 S.V-. .-one of .. ._
vtewa on the cout from --.. ~
room.
/
01Hll MIAS
UNMlllTYPMK.W ·~ Greenbel ~ 3M. 28A. ,_ os-
pet and erdoe9d lllrtum.
IOUIM COAlf •llO t":f 11 New net In S.C. Plllll --. 3 , I ~ ~, _.. c1a.,. tlfftlv
S)""1tMd .....
WALi TO IUCN le M.a. tlt7-Four BR, 2BAoncu6-de111e remad1l1d.
Spl. tMw, A.B./bollt Wiii, *"'-•
VISIT OUR TOUR
OF FINE HOMES!
Sunday June 30, 1991
1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
ADDRESS PRICE HOST/HOSTESS
2104 MIRAMAR
611 LIDO PARK DR., #4F
304 LUGONIA
210 LILLE LANE #107
230 LILLE LANE #212
374 NEWPORT GLEN COURT
1218 POLARIS1
2 RUE GRAND DUCAL
450 VISTA TRUCHA
500 CANCHA
41 GANNET
138 WESTPORT
47 CANYON ISLAND
8 HILLSBOROUGH
33 RIDGELINE
19 CHERBOURG
935 TILLER
503 ALTA VISTA, L.B.
s 695,000
$ 425,000
s 355,000
$ 229,000
s 399,000
$ 895,000
$1,295,000
$1,090,000
$ 525,000
s 479,000
$ 475,000
$ 279,900
s 299,500
$1,395,000
$4,100,000
$ 795,000
$ 690,000
$ 750,000
SATURDAY
OTHER OPEN HOUSES
IA'IUIDAY
Dover Sham
1218 Polarts
Thi WTa
450 Vl5'I Trucha
Eastslde Costa mesa
219 Clbfllo
$1 ,295,000
WllTWI Johnson
$525,000
Victor Ya
$479,000
Joyce,.__
s..-
2101 y~ wanderer
S..FU..
210 Lii #107 Wiiler JiltcNI
$675,000
Sllldy Mittman
$229,000
ANN MARIE MURPHY
MELBA YACK
JOAN CARLSON
WALTER MITCHELL
REBECCA WORSHAM
VERGILENE HULL
JIM WEISENBACH
MIKE MAZUR
VICTOR YACK
JOYCE PALMER
GREG CONNOR
NORMA WARREN
JOAN MATHER
SANDY MfITMAN
LYNNE VALENTINE
VESSA HAMRICK
CHRISTINA EDLER
JILL ROTHELL
SUNDAY
IMr'9
22 Rockrole
HlnlnglDn Belch
9731 ..... Ctrclt
WIA'*•
8811 TIRWtlk
COfOnl °"Mir -eo&Mtwod
$215,000
Judy Loos
$317,000
Clludlll Mann
$285.000
Owdl
11.099.000
Muy5'11"-
LOOK FOR THE RED BALLOONS!
Pick up your tour guide at any of the above Homes or at our Newport Beach omce.
PAGE 12 I SATURDAY June 29, 1991
GEOR.GE ELKlNS
COMPANY
SAN MARINO 13 PALM DESERT
NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH
llDUCID $200,000 IU. ... CMYOM lltA1I MO.--.~
cvstomued home on olmos1 VI OCtW In ltlit gole-gwrded community. 6
bedrooms, 5 VJ boths Recently remodeled kitchen, hit & hers boths in
master slide Privote pool ond secluded ape 2 bedfoom~ ore 1n o seporole
w ing .deol IOf In-Lows, moid 0t olfoces Off..d ot $ l ,295,000
QnN HOUH SAT A SUN 1-5 10 aUINING Tiii • a10 CANYON, N.a.
EASTaLUff -SINGU UVIL fAMILY HOMll •• Beout.lvlly upgrodedl
4 bedrooms 2'h boths plus fom1ly room French doorJ ond windows,
ra•sed panel 1ntenor doors crown moldings, mothle and ook tr'lmmed
I.replace En1oy the svnMls, city ltghtn ond prwocy from th11 ct.tlroble
loco•·on Convenient 10 schools, mow-ng. 1enn1s and tronspanohon Coll
lor on a ppo>ntment to.,,_ Asking $599,500.
OPIN HOUSI IUN 1-5 2227 AHUTUS IASTaLUff, N.a.
INCIEDllL Y NIQO TO HLll ••. 2 bedrooms, 2 both condo with
IOfmol d1n1ng, forge lt111ng room with fireplace Fabulous ocean .,,_ You
dernro•e You sovel S'295,000
OPIN HOUSI IAT 1-5
260 CAONIT GOI -~·· CITY LIGHTS AND MOUNTAIN V1IWll.. appealing reiidence on o
spoc-ous comer lot boos11 both views and pn loco1ed 1n o qutel ond
des.roble communrty close to shops ond res1ouron11. Anoctolt0n tenn.1 ond
pool Pos11b1l1ty to odd 2nd story. Coll to ... 1 SS 10,000 HUGI
KJTCHENl •.. Duol mailer 1uilel 1n this peocefvl a>ndo with one of the
lorgesi poho1 N-carpel ond Wesh point. The b9odi ond boy ore both
woth•n walking d1stoncel Tenn11 anyonef $244,500
2~1112V#~~ kl
NICEO FOi A QUICK IALl. .• Th11 Newporl Beach condo 1n the
popular Versailles leo1u1111 two master bedroom sui1n, lorge polio, views
of the ocean, boy, mounto1ns ond city hght. Spolleu ·mOYe in condrhon
Community pool, apo and Oubhovse Off.red al $228,900
LOCAnoM, LOCA110M, LOCAnoM, .. .A Woll to the bHch, a~ of
th• OCMn and • condo pool 1 i.ru-bedn>om, apadous Mng room
' . ... . . . . ..
CORONA DEL MAR
THRll ITOIY lllSH MANOl. •• with ~ulor 'lliewt In all dtf9dlons
ol white woler, canyon ond hills Eloborote hand carved woods, atotned
gloss skyloghls & leaded gloss windows throughout A 1 7 h high moaonty
l1reoloce captures the omb.once of the l 5th centuty Terraces. counyordJ
& goiebo Wlfh spa ore accented by sounds of the ocean S 1.900,000
UNIQUE CORONA DIL MAa HOMI WITH .• .slvdoo unit Close 10
ahoppong and beach Home needs some ''TLC" bu1 11 very large ond
lrveoble ot prnent Residence next doc< 11 olao on morltei fOf sole . good
rt fOf 1pec:ulolt0n $529,000
RIOANT 4 alDttOOM TIADIT'tONAL •• Qvolily cuitom ~ ore
evident 1n th11 4 bdrm, 2'11 both lom1ly home. It offen the rof9
combmot10n ol elegon<'e & camion 1n OYer 2600 eq fl from the c:hormlng
Iron• courtyard. through F111nch doon to the uniquely designed uMd bndt
pool/ spo The Iorgo mollef sulle boom ¥Oulted e»illng1 & upgtOded filed
both Country kitchen with eating oreo, plus lormol dining Much much
mo<el AU thts !of only $~59,000
onN HOUll IAT .. IUN 12JH -4rH
UOHT, HIGHT onN '1.00ll PLAN •• .describes thlt rore tingle 1toty
3 bedroom, lorge lomlly room home Comer lol location on o great
communlty. low oslOcio'-1 fee of S52 per month includn· Otympic pool,
spa, tennis courts, ..olleybel1 coul1, botltetboll cour1, club houM, 10hboH
and soccer field $314,900
J0,000 IQUMI '°°' .... '°' MANllOtLCoidllmpOroly _..,. ~ 0 ,.,.,. 26 OCl9 6olAlle ... ~. Mty COllCiltwoble _.,.., idided ill ..
10 bedroom, 16 boltl dllle. 2 swimming pool, lennrs court, dl1eo,J:;• 2 roc:qvet
boll eoufts, 7 Cl# ginoe ........ ~ lor 2 ,.,, ~ --ol ...
llllie ~. ColDlno SuNllll, Noe Verdet ~ snow cupped ~ '--
o1S14,950,000 _ 7E59·91 DD
1 7 Co Nlte Plaza e Suite 1 O 1
R A L T
UNDA ... •M.L
Pll I Fiii POI YOUI TACMTI TOO
MUCHU •.• Thefl tty !Ne lrodilionol Undo We tiotM .Heh
offers 0 rare ~ to dock ...... ,od9 up '° ao
h It features S bedn>oms. SI/\ bothf, o h149 l'l'IOller Miile
.... 1h closett galore. 3 ~ o bonUt "'°"' Ofld o 3
cor goroge Auocdlon l9Mll, <~ & dodi
52,600,000
NEWPORT NORTH
NfWPORT CR[~T
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.... I WT LOCATIOll 1111,000 Dllltlllt1 ..,... to..,... IDCillllon nw ~a ...... ~ ... ,....,.,.. ... lmore
bedrOOfM. Cclmefllelll ~ w.nd In klcMn.
IOUD CONllR LOCATtOel 1710.000 ~ femodlled home on • lot. ao.. toor pe.n wit\ t Mdloome '*"' din row. .._.,, Pffw* w-.., ........... upper ....
GllW DllCOMTOR ..,.. tn .. ooo
2 beclrooin\, 2 Nit home on OM d Udo'• mote ct. ..,.... ......_ Dlr*'O room. M..-.,.. -"' ...
piece Md llllftg ...
l.Oftl.Y ~ 1140,000 Ooroeous •bedroom, 3 ~ Medll•n•__,, vtlll
on • Wge lot wttn • i..-:..--*Y a PlllO-,.. .... glllnd ..,.,_ .. toors. more.
TMDITIOIUL N'TOIW .... .000
4 bdrm, SV. ~ home on larve '5' tot. ~ toor plM ~ cMn, ofb, playroOm. FOf'rMI
dlr*IQ room • bar I ,,..,, t.dwood Aoora.
NEWPORT BEACH
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pM den. 0.11111111 .... of ~ wt cly ..... loll llp ...... !*.
llAWMllT ...,....,.. -·-I bedroom, 3 bllt plua din condo eoc.d on Udo
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808 a DOVIE KOOP
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
. We wo.id Uke to ••Ip po• b•p or ••D po•r •o••· # 1
llElllAX A.9eat 8 out of 10 years in the State of California.·
Ranked nationally in the top 10 RFJMAX Agents for 11 years
consecutive.
760-5000 or 760-1580
WHY LIST WITH JUST ONE AGENT! CALL THE KOOP TEAM
CAMEO SHORES
AcQaceat to Golf C6ar••
CUff DlllVE
HARBOR a BAY VIEWS
5.300 sq. foot 5 BR , 7 BA, large family
room, large open living room, kitchen
is a dream, master suite with steam
shower. Jacuzzi, fireplace, game room.
elevator. Will trade down.
Puk setting w/fabulous ocean views &
private beach newly refurbished in 1988.
Contemporary Interior & Mediterranean
exterior. Seller Is motivated. Submit all offers
Including trades for lower priced home This
is a steal. Reduced to
Fantastic views from 1Nt custom 3 M, 5 BA
home. Game rm with 20 ft. bit, pool tlble,
game table, ptus bull-9' ......... C*Ut
huge master sutte with llr9' apa. Selli Ill or A Steal at $1,150,000
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
PLANS READY
& CITV APPROVED
28,000 sq. foot lot
with plans for 18
units and 5,600 sq.
feet of retail. Will
trade equity.
$775,000
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
SPYGIASS
LEASE
Custom home 5 bedrooms. 4 Yl
baths. All of the features you
would expect in a custom home.
4 car garage. 3 Fireplaces
mountain view.
$5,000
808 A DOVIE KOOP
BIG CANYON COSTA MESA
On 7th Green Weet.laeter Ave.
5 BR, 8 Ba tam rm Formal din,
study, 13,500 •q n lot on 7th
green. Pool and spa ju11 redone.
&.et Bwv at SI, 770,000
WILL Co .. lcler LOCAL TRADE
808 a DOVIE KOOP
Mediterranean style custom home.
Four bedrooms, thrH hJfl bttht,
lfg. family room with fir~ &
wet bar • Huge muter IUitt, very
targe pool Ifie yard, Miter w1n
leaat with option to purcnue 11
$440.000
$1,450,000
BOB & DOVIE KOOP make offer. AskJna $1.aH,eM
808 i: DOYm KOOP
NEWPORT HEIGHTS SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
"Newport Beacl. Mirabella Co..., a.
Flvt year old Mtdlltrrtntan
townhome. ThrM large bedrooms,
thrH bttha, large llvlng rm with
flrepltce, two ctt attached garage,
with le&M, or leue option, or
make ofttf.
BEST BUY AT
$340,000
COSTA MESA BUSINESS OPPORnJNm
C.dlllmc Repair Shop
Established 8 years,
Includes everything •
lifts, scope lathe, phone
#, name. customer data
San Juln'• most txduslw IO-
dresa. 14,4«) foot lot on 14 & 15
fairway. Buildable pad of 8, 120 ft.
Gate guarded community. Stner
vety mollva1td. Arta'a Beat Buy.
Now Witt Trade
$425.000
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
WATERFRONT
For Sale or ...... Opdoa
base of over 450 people. l._..._ __ ...__ili
Computer and Busfness
related software. Owner
will train.
$99.000
BOB KOOP .JR.
NEllPOllT BEACH
Ai llH110N IUILDEIS
CoaoNA DEL MA.II
OCEANnONT
Prime k>cdon with cai.
Hne & jltty Ylewl. Large
R-2 lot, appnMd to bui·
Id two 3,000 eq. ft horn·
es, plus pc)alible 3rd
home • for 4, 700 lq ft
plus home.
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
MESA VERDE
COl'fA MllA GfeOt Meto V~ home, 3 I
BR. lrg fom rm, eot in country kit. Fonnol din'
enc, Offer9d ot $179,
........
,., ......... ..,. Pat ......
COSTA MllA This lorge R-2 lot on the east
MO. of Cotto Me.a offers 3 8R 1 BA;. ond room
to build. A g'*1t irwdment ot tM0,000
COSTA MllA Greot stcwter home: 3 BR 1~,
BA toWn.~. 2 eot ottoched ~· Wmh/
dryer hooll-ups, priYote potio. WoDt to school &
lhoppng. ,, ......
SANTA ANA~of · J. 3 BR 1 lh both in o nice quief • . N"icefy londscoped
home. PrMl!e }'9rd well suited for BBQ'I/
pcHMs. With o little T.l.C. & elbow greo• this
home could be o '*'' chormer. A must ... for the ~ looking for 0 home with pctentiol.
Don't be shy, mole• ond offet1 ttl0,000
SANTA ANA Nice fomily neighbomood. This
3 BR 2 BA home hos been cOmpletely Nfur·
bished with new corpeting ond new point
throughout. Just odd finishing touches ond move
1n Mob on offer. Seller V9fY motivoted. t112,000
HUNTINGTON ICH l~ -4 8R 2 BA
Huntington Beoch home. new 4llderior & interior
point. New driveway, central air. ~ii& tns
COSTA MUA large 3 8R home with ex·
ponded moster bedroom ond d.n. Enonnous
FR. w/heof1h ~. cvl-dtMOC, R.V. or boot
OCUSI. S4Jbmit ofl offen. Owner onalou1.
t21a.seo
NIWPOIT llACH Raon style 1Mna ~ its bestl Prutigiout Newport Townhc)me, 3 '8R 2~
baths plus O.n. Wolk to the ~1 get In o ten·
nit mOtch Of' relax ot the beoutitvl ~ & spo.
Truly o must,.. properly. AWng f2",000
ANAHllM 3 BR 2 BA. super condition, large
bedrooms, new carpet, new point, new windOw
cCNenngs, R.V. occeu, ond rnont f 119,000
COITA MISA 2 BR 1 BA. end unit In quiet
''woodsy'' complea large molter suHwL Rre·
ploce, Asking $17.,,000
COSTA MUA 3 BR otrivm home, "°ulted
b.amed ceUings, up to do-. clecOf', trodt I~
ing, skylights, lob of extros. tHS,
OUNGI Coiy condo, With mony amenities,
lorge kitchen, & pgtio. Close to Cho~ Col· t.ge & shopping, Quiet (Olnplea $14',too
NIWPOIT llACH High MCllrity community.
• 2 BR 2 BA •/"'°""-, spo, 10Uno, ~ '!!'.£. bon·
queHoc:llil*. Very dean f1.,,fM
COSTA MUA POol home, on cut de 10C st
Skylights, clo1e to schools, Meds TLC.
t21t
,.,. .. nl•d ~ Coro ......
COSTA MUA 2 BR (could be 31, 2 BA, vouh~ ed b.amed ceilings, apo, atrium, lOts of U1ro1.
Asking t2St,504>
SANTA ANA 3 BR, on cul·de·IOC, lotoe fom. 1ly room with f1reptoc., fomt1y kitchen wiff; eating
o'90. Asking S1M,too
COSTA MUA Shorp, 1horp, shorp, lSOO sq
ft '3 BR 2 8A Muo Verde home. All Nw ltlt'chetl
& baths, vaulted ceilings, owner will f!O!"l· Price
reduced S2~t,ooo
COSTA MISA 5 Bit aft home large pool,
wolk to Mesa V e.o~.id Country Club.
Greot buy ~ $175,000
COSTA MISA Sporltlin9 c:leon & neot M. Verde -4 BR pool home. Lrg comer lot, qlltet
neighborhood Convenient location. q~l1
$249,500
COSTA MISA 2 huge master bedrooms .
one with odjotNng both. Possible mother 1n low
quor1en. 2 CCMtrM patios, lrg deck 011W _QO:
roge Comer lot Aslung $21t,to0
Open House
IA1UIDAY -1-6 -171 ····-CJl 1224,toO PU 1-4 -700 W. WllU 1M. C1r11111 S144,IOO
p 1-4 SIM -Col••• CJl 1221.000
PU 1-4 • toO C...., LA 117, ....,.. 11•to0
1-4 • am~ et. CJl azsa.ooo
_.IUNMT
1-4 -....... C.CJll1 .... -1-4 JR 1114 ........ C.M. R1'ltll0 , .. MM 111:1 UlllL C.M. .......
t-4 • _,.....,,CJl ml.GOO ,.. 1-4 -1176 .... ..,, CJl a...-
1.a • .. ,. .... CJl 111..-
COSTA MESA 3 BR 2 BA, FREEDOM HOME
• btro lorge COl'I'* lot opprox. 7700 sq ft Din-
ing room, family room, f1reploce. large pool &
enclosed CC>Uftyo:d. MotMJ!ed Mllet. Make oo
off.rt $229,000
COSTA MISA 3 yr new uec home. • BR 3 BA. moster both hos spo. FP, move in condition.
Seller highly mot1"°'9d. $34t,000
. COSTA MISA Neat aton., model ,,.tea
townhome w/new ook cob.nets, new carpet, ce.1·
1ng fons , wet bor, pvt potlO, 2 BR/) lh 8A.
$151,500
COSTA MUA New listing • minute. from
beoch Country otmosphete, remodeled kitchen
& both with Jocuui tub. R.V. occess. 7..:350 sq ft.
lot. OwMr moving, submit offer ~204,500
• COSTA MISA Swim ond stay cool· t9dwood decking & gated entry to sunn1 e!lpOsed tri-oreo
bocltyord. Highly upgraded 3 BR home. 10 • 20
fom o'90, quiet cul de soc, great ne1hborhood
252,500
COSTA MUA 4 BR + pool. Greot buy on
this lo....ly Meso No. home. Property in~ in
concfition. Big bock yord w~ poho w/wood
deGlting. Lots of 19oroge, dOM to schools,
chud*, & So. Coost Plcno. $231,too
COSTA MISA en.at storle< A "must ,.. ..
oppottvnity fOf' the flrst time buyer The lot is
tOned R-2, con build on odd•tionol unit, nic:e 3
B• home, woodbumtng FP. orcvlor dtivewoy lot
off street porll1ng S21t,OOO
COSTA MUA GotQ.ous tn·.., 1n top u·
ecut1Ye oreo, 5 BR/3 BA, huQe master, wot to
Meso V•rde Country Club, As~ing MaS,000
GAIOIN GIOVI Bock on the ~•ti 3
BR, spo, goroge, desirable condition & locotion. S1~,900
COSTA MESA Bnng your large fom1ty • {even
'(®r mother-1n-low) to th11 to-.itly 4 B•, 2 8A
horn. Beautifully londscoped .,ord, sunounded
block woll for pnvocy. $229,000
COSTA MISA AppfoiMd ot $225,000, this
shOws theM owMrs ....ont to aeU nowl Eostllde
.-cuh¥e townhome, 2 mostet suites. Ask.Ina $224,tll
COSTA MllA Do ~ need o Mole le¥et
iown.i..om.• 3 H , 2 BA, dble cor gcuoge. Small
18 unit complex. Mole on offer on IM nowlll
~ng . l1ft.5M
2790 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-2313
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'/'r,,/i/r, ... Don and Joyce Olson
Oon and JO)'CC arc dedicated full ti.me real
cs1a1c profraionals and Iona time realdents
of Corona tk I mu Tiie 11 buS&DCU pllilolpby
reOccu the nature ol theu ll\'CI "K.cqi a
hapi"l'Y and pocitwc 1n11ude " Tiicy enjoy
w:lhna teal estate beaiuac they View it u a
win·""'" 111ua11on and hive 1•1.oed muy new
(,..., ndJ H a reruh of the IC moc lbe'y prcMde
1hc11 bu~n and scllen
Jnl"Cc 11 a consmant top producer hnin1
t>ecn appointed u an Auoetllc Vice
Prc11ckn1 for caccUcncc 1n 111 phuea o( real
c:at11c She hu bc:cn 1 mcmbu o( the
Proldcn1'1 O ub for K"lt:n ycan u Netional
[~ccutl"C m aalca and markcnna for Cotdwell
Banter They bnna l~lhcr •be knowledac.
ctpe~11<c and attllutk ncceuary fOf a
~UC'ttllful traMaction
Don and Joyce have been ICINC membcn of
the oommunttv and oonunue ti\ IJ"C o( tbcu
llJTK They arc FounJ<n of l~ Pcrfom11n1
Atu Center <>f Oranac C4'anl)', mcmbcn of
the Paafi< 'iympbon)I end serve of the Ball
Comm11tce, 01h1a C'onnlh1an Yacht Oub and
the Nc .. p<m Arc. Chamber of Commerce
They uc 100 supponcn of lbc Hoa,
Hf'491111 ~~~ Club Tiiey have ra11ed au
cht1dr<n 111 •tic area and now cnpy the: hie "'
bc1111 11andp11cnu
If )'OU arc 1111crc•tcd 111 f1nd1n1 out more
ahout lhc winning oomt11nal1<>n of Don and
Joyce Ohnn and C.oldwcll Ban);cr, call !Mm
today II ~ 9060, U1 181 or 117
r HOUSE HUNTING JUST 1
GOT EASIER I
A home wrth the Blue Ribbon Award
lrom Cpldwell Banker rs ready to move I
into the day you look at rt To earn this
award a home must pass rigorous tests
both 1n5'de and out And though they're
1n move in coodlhon tneyre pnced to
sell Jutt call us loday
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 1 •5
tlYINI 1111 no UHTAHA
MARCIA BAYES $539,000
H.Y. NOMa 2200 ~ CAIUlll
JOANNA DEMPSTER $544,500
IAUOA llUND UO OIAND CANAL
SUSAN NOONAN $560,000
NIWPOIT IUCHIU7 com MAlttN
BRENDA PETERSON S588,000
C010NA Oil MMt•4 AVOCADO
SHEILA KAVlANI $575,000
IAY'IHOIU 2622 CfttMIW
JERRY FINSTER $590,000
H.Y. MOml •tl6 ~ NIUON
ERIC SHAW $595,000
HAllOI YllW t211 IUlfUNI WAY
GINNY ANDERSON $875,000
NIWPOIT ISLAND 1717 CMAHNIL
DAVID PRINCE $6815,000
H.Y. NOMlt 2264 'OIT DUINQI
LARAINE SHAW $760,000
UI IOA llUND l•I GIAND CANAL
SUSAN NOONAN S196,000
COIONA Dll MAI •20t IAYllDI
JANIS MACMIUAN S88S,000
COIONA Dll MAI 212 OIClm AYI
BERNARD TOWERS "60,000
COllONA Dll MAI 226 '°"' PAIGE HARTLEY $1,295,000
NPT H8TI •oa1 .... IOAD
CAROLINE HAINES $1 ,396,000
IMOlllCIJffl 211 IYIMNG CANYON
KAY PARKER t1 ,450,000
CMmOIMOIU
EVAN CORKETT .tl07CIOIMAM
$1,550,000
IHOllCUfn 217 IYll•t• CMYOH
KEVIN KANOA 91 ,796,000
SUNDAY 1·8
COltOMD8.MM
DAVID PRINCE """°"' cmy KATHY LENTON
"""" TAtONA 8EAOIH
UOGAY
8T£VI! MfT'CHEU.
.... 402_
S57SK.-,SK
••DJllCOUlf t2'l,IOO
•• VllTAIOMA t308,000
U•6H•a&. "11.000
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TWYll IOCk POINTI $at,IOO
Flbdous 3 BR, 3 BA JM Peters lOWMolnl
M11t11e 11111Y 1ne1 llllchen. 10 Piiio Wiii ~
mi Yiew Cul•sac location end compllx assoc faciillles
LAIWNI & IRIC SMAW
COIONA Dfl MAUN.I .. UOTIOPI
DIANA GOLDSBERRY $425,000
JAIMINI ClfEK 41 JAIMM ClllK
ELEANOR BOWlE $529,000
MAnOI YllW 2200 ~ CAllUlll
LARAINE SHAW $544,500
COIONA Dfl MA1704 HIUOTIOPI
DIANA GOLDSBERRY $549,000
HAHOI YllW t912 ~ All*NI
JEFF EWING *549,500
IALIOA llUHD 120 GIAHD CANAL
SUSAN NOONAN $550,000
llAYllW 1901 YACNJ MM1A
GINNY ANDERSON $555,000
HAllOI VllW1912 '°IT WIY'UIOGI
JOANNA DEMPSTER $5S9,500
NIWPOtlT IUCHJ117 COITI MAna
BRENDA PETERSON S588,000
C010MA Dll MM614 AVOCADO
SHEILA 1<.AVIA.NI $575,000
IAYIMOttU 2622 C1UM1W
KEVIN HUTCHINSON $580,000
COltONA Dll MAIU7 NA1C111U1
JERRY FINSTER 1585,000
IAllOA ,..... 611 W. IAY
ROBERT BENTS $845,000
IPYOIAlt • MON1'lliY CllCU
DON OLSON 1748,000
NAllOI YllW 2264 ~ DU9Mal
ERIC SHAW $760,000
HMIOI Y11W 1 tCM 1AMDCA11U
L Yl.EEN EWING •ne.aoo
UllOA -.MD ••• 9UND CAIW.
SUSAN NOONAN sne,ooo
llAYllW •to7 YACMT C01aM
BARBARA MILES Sl2S,OOO
M.V. Ml.U 1611 CAIWl'IAM
8USI£ VERNON ... 000
UIMM ,_. •a L OCUJRONT
JAMU GRAY -000
CORONA DEL MAR
COM $2",000
Ocmsldl °' l)ICllle coast highway, 2br 2bl "" Stancll10 POl1lon of legail lr'lplcx 2 blocb from
ocan
COIOMA DIL MAI $)25,000
lowly COf'ltlllmpcnly condo, 2br Ind 2ba wit! loft.
wood ftooltng Ind u concifloneO. Accat to ~
YSlbeach
COIOM DIL MAI $Ml,OOO
Oceanside of PCH. 28R & 2BA condo Gltll baC11 oet·a-way clost to belch Ind VllaOt of Corona e1e1
Mar
COM $Mtl/llO
NM Medlllmlnan VIiia conoo 3 bd 3 bl fW Int
Wiii ~ from rooftop deck. Ult Ill OOOd life In
COM IC an lftcrdable pnce11
COM $'2U to $Mtl
lnCroduclng fll ··~ colectlon~ 4 dll91CM
lCNliillOmel. CklllllY consuuctlOn lndlbonll daiOI'
3bf 3bl and 2lw 2bl A nut seet
D•• CIR.IC $529.000 A Yflt'f mClnQ l>WI 3 In _...,.. locllion Spl-
caous, ~ lfld chlertUI. 3bf, family room Pncld
IO sell
COIOM DIL MAI $171,000
F ltlulOus newer dtJC)ltX 1n nn conclitlon! Ntty. °'*'
STEVE SUTHERLEN,
Branch Monogtr
With Jndcpcndcnce Day UU. wec.k. .u's
Wnc 10 dcdarc JOU! IDdcpelldcoce from
blah maintawice IDd yard wort. ht l(lale
flmWOfb lllto JOUf life bJ IDOrina IO a law
malntcnaiw:a beac:b ~ or condominium.
Al ~ Cowc WC have a l bedroom
tOllmboUle rishl oa tbe water. put your car
10 tbo altldlcd 2 car praae COf the
wee.tend and newr lake ii ooL The ¥iew
from all rooms and patios is ICRlll the
Owtncl to Balbol bland. Tie~ boat npt in front, or lltoll to Island
abopl and taUWIDll. Call for a brochUR
thal lbowl tbe spectKular ~ Tbc
price b Sl,150,000.
Allodler lplttkt is a amtcmponry dupla
oa UtUo Balbol laland's Gmld Omal.
Hip c:cili1lp aad ctramauc. tarp rooms Kt
chc -.,. In the 2 bedroom main bou9e as
weU u the wcD appocnttd I bedroom
apartment. lt'a S795.000. aod includes a
dodl for JOUf bly boeL
Yre allo ~ the bat 1elca10t1 in town ol
condoml.alUlDI ID lbe cbal'CUIC 'liJla,e o/
Corona del Mar. Many to cboole &om,
pnced from the mid l00'1 10 lbe IUatl ~
aU Ill waJkina dist.an« of lhoppina. fine
resiaura111 and beaw1flal buc.hes.
D«l•Te J'OUr i~ndaKie cu ""CCk and
let YI show J'OU Wry special l'olewpon
lifClcylo. The &bel are blQt. aod the ••ter°s
qiarklina. WNt •~ J'OU Wllhn& for?
teeing. large front houSe. neulrll Oecof. Rat 1111 rr=~~~--~~~~~~ lllS al(yllghtS, wuhlt/dfytt1
OU> COIOMA $171,000
Beaut1hJI Medl1efTIOOlll Style 10wn l'!Ome. Grus
floof Olan with loCs ot Oldm. loft. llfT'lllY room. 2
fifeptacu. Huoe dtclt 3 bd 3 bl. frntl 000t1 and
Windows
COM MMIOI WW llW $671.000
Outstanding .. down YllW ot bly, ocean Ind city
4 bd 2 5 bl. Splcl()IJI paiio & Imo ... for ~
llftarinO Ready for your decOfltOf IDUCh Cll
todlyl
COM $671,000
PRESENTI G
Our -.ec.-1.1> lool at Jumbo
h \CJ R.11e Mon~.i~e'
9.625 %
(I 410 Iota I potnl )
HU25% APR.
Pfl4 t' .,.,,,,,,. ..... \u~ I 10 C'hAnFt
y,; "tlouc .... t
W1Wt In oldl COM ~ you hM 1 new sa.ro.. tMrllcr
home, 3 at gnge, back )'WO. 2lw nl cOfMrtll* (714) SSl-J4l.2 •• borlla room. formlt Cln'IO tnalctalt Ina c.o.... ........ (714) ::~90¥J
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ctlnOl. llrll """1 yn. lnlZY ooen ....._ C: v t, U W P. t. t, a A N t.: ll a
PAGE 18 I SATURDAY June 29., 1991
CORONA DEL MAR $980,000
Hey Bachelors! Come see this home with Jetty & Catalina vtew.
Best location for summer entertainment, steps to beach, eateries
& shopping I URA MARVIN
SHORECLIFFS $1,795,000
Outstanding white water view. Three bedrooms, four baths. Over-
size lot for additions. Owner motivated to sell.
BDIEOLSON
. .. -
BALBOA PENIN8ULA $2,998,000
Balboa peninsula estate on the ocean front Spectacular views of
the ocean, bay, CataJlna, city llghta. Sbr 5ba one of a klndl
aMYPINSTD
Sl!AVl!W -,000
Fabulout ocean and harbor vtewa. ~ ltOty 3br 2ba upoi.._. Ind ,.
modeled. l.oYety landscaped yard.
BAL.BOA ISLAND _.,000
1 lot to So Bay beach and to teny. 4br 2ba. ._of bey. 1bf 1ba guest
apt. 2c garage. Low maintenance. Near 1hoppfng I ,....,,.,,..,
ft: BAYSHORES telO.OOO
French doors open to huge, ahaded bride pdo. ~ home.
remodeled with taste and flair. 3BR, khchen, famMy ....
IRVINE TERA .... ,000
Enchanting entertainers dellghU 4 bd 3 bL Totlllty· 1en'IOJ&f8d on lush
oversized lot Gius roof dining room. French doorl fhll hal ft lllt
DOWR SHORl!S •111,000
Incredible views of Back Bay and Fuhlon Island. Great Re HM> tor bullder
or Designer. Great price for location.
HARBOR Vll!W MILLI _, 000
Breathtaking ocean view from almost fNflf'Y room In th'8 ~ ,.
modeled 4bf home Large perfect for entertalnlng.
LIDO ISLI! 11 ON,000
Gracious 4br 3.5ba family home on one of lldoa mo.t <MW;.\;; lnteriot
Close to club house. tennis, partl and beach. Can now tor IPPt-
810 CANYON • t ,aeG,000
Dignified 5 BR home In prestJglOU$ gate gu.rded community. &Urged OR
& entry. 2 F R & lg stand-up bar. Pool & spa make thll a twnly'1 drMml
OLDI! CORONA Dl!L MAR et.-,000
Charm abounds throughout thia traditional 4BR + FR home on one of the
area·s best streets, trl-level ftoor plan afford• tpectKular ocean ~ from main rooms Call to aeel
Ne\VPOAT BEACH Hl!IOHTS It .. 000
Fabulous views of bay, ocean and city llghtt. 5 bd, 4~ be. ,.,:.Y, ~ ~m, matr suite with fireplace, crHtive financing .vau cany, trade Ot op-
SHOAl!CLll'FS et f410,000
Located In one of Newport Coast'a moat prestJgtoui ~ -thll
home • lot offers the poaalbility to create a dream home on tNI 25,000 aq ft . lot with ocean and canyon views.
CA.MEO IHOR!I et,471000
One of Cameo Shores largHt Iota situated adjM*rt to new 001f cOurM.
Fabulous views of ocean & hlllt. An opportunity to have It .,.,
BAYFRONT ea.-1,000
Over 70' on the bay-140' on beach, mvtne facillUee tot•~· 1ecr
views of main channel. Faahlon Island, 5BR, 4~BA. w.nn & •
HARBOR RIDOB M. t00.000
Magnificent 3 level Htate With panoramic vtew.. Thia hoft'9 lndudee= quarter1, MfVantl Wing wood panelled lltv.... Wine _._ ._ room and much more111' _._,, '-• -...
CO i.DW E Li. BA K E R
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NEW LISTINGS
1343 Mariners Drive $615,000
I dart you to find a flaw in this totally
rtmodtled two bedroom Westcliffho!M.
You will love the attention to detail and
the amenities throughout.
232 Orchid $950,000
Designed to delight, built to endure!
Vitw tht ocean and Catalina from this
sletk.-lintd contemporary 2 BD, 2.5BA
home. It is just steps away from Big
Corona Beach and tht Boulevard shops
and restaurants.
SARA MARVIN
Associate Vice President
Res: 675-5688
DAILY PILOT I AEAL. ESTA TE
.
SUNDAY, JUNE 30 1-SPM ---1905 YACHT MARIA
$555,000
GINNY ANDERSON
1907 YACHT COLINIA
$825,000
BARBARA GOfHARD MILES
Do stop by and view these two outsttlndi.n1 remod-
eled JBD homes both on ovtrsiud loa. GIUll'dgated
community with pool, spa and two ttn.nb courts.
2130 YACHT RADIANT
$695 ,000
KAY RANGER
Wider lot, 4BD. Yitw by appointment only.
JOB TRANSFERS FORCE SALES
Colorado elea Ohlo
2200 Port CUllale $544,500 3181 Corte Portoflno$549,000 S Loe O.toe $439,500 1998 Port flfellGa ..... 000
380. 2BA vtew property, new Deeigner perfect 380 + Retreat Gated Turtle Rock communtty. Large 480, Den. hmJ1J Room.
KJtchcn. Family Room. tastefully Newport Nmth home. Gounnd. Kit.. 280, Den. Family Room. shut-stngJe leYd, S lreplacee. 1988
decorated tn Harbor View Homes Vaulted ceilings. Patio with spa. ten. marble noora. br1ck pauo. remodd tn HUtJor "'-Homes.
GREAT VIEW NEW LISTING
2284 Port Dama. $780,000 1158 IUaptoa •299.000
Ctty and Mtn. vtewa. 580, 3BA Costa Mesa stngle famlly home.
Seawtnd home. new c::arpets. paint em:ellent location l /2 block to
Highest and beet street. park. 280, 2BA. 2 car prage.
LARAINE SHAW
Rea: 780-5084
ERIC SHAW
Rea: 364-2480
For addlUonal hdormaUon uact prtftte .m _.. of
UlJ properttea, INSIST OD LualDe ad .SO.
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T~ MAI If AW $17,,900
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g.age. lldoor lailldl'f comm pools. Si>U &
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P01tu.eceu• ti• .... Femly home ...... 3 BRs, 1~ IAI, A/C, 2 Cir
Olf'IOI _,_., l'trlClllct. F-room nl epa-
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TIMIC ITAITll NOMI $ttl,OOO
Good location • ~ .. bedroOmS lttgt lot RV IC·
cess. mi. trm. upQraded kllehen and bllh
S1UOO down. $1500 per mo (Of less wlttl ARM
kWI) SubrM
COUNTIY GAIDIN SU11NG $2t4,t00
Tlle I Sifting enhances !In 3 BA l'l·IMI IOWfl
hame, 2·C¥ g¥aOt, fom\11 OIWlQ room w1Ch wet
bar, tnty ~ lnCI fnc>Llce are CtrCrlly lo·
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IOMANT1C -Flll,\ACI $2t6,900
l11ge 3 BA EWidt ToWMoml wilh min'/ up.
grades cllheclrll cedflgS lnCI 2 fittplaUj Ternftt
quiet lotlllOn COfM\ pool & spa
IUGANT Tll-lML $225,000
This ~ lnCI MY home features AC Ulhedrll
Cdnp, VfUhld Cabllets IOd c.tlU gll'IQI
Jtoraoe Cal no. tor "'°'' CMtllll on ta btllMlll home
PIC1Vtl "tftCT $229,000 eww 3 bedroom. 2~ bl µacunl U>l plUa 2
car ftXhed OlflOI IOU OI buill·in siotaoe•
Move 11 today!
LIGHT ANO lttOHT Ult, tOO
Vaulltd ctlhngs, Iott of windows. lddtd lll'lllly
room and pnced to sd 3 BAJ m BA on woe lot
Hew ClfJ)el Ind Pllt'lt Don I IMS IC1
rrs A •o+ $27',000
Ptrflct & out UwlOu Gllcwt
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GllAT FAMllY ~ $217,000
3 BR 2 8A 111111 OI SC Mm Cto 1111 m.,,
troew1Y1 Ind tpo11 buy no hlgll tra!l ic noise Alto
lorleut
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3 BR 2 IA rtctnOy t"1'IOdlltlS 8eMfli pool &
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MUST m TO lliwf1 Uff,000
3 IR 2 8A. lqt flt!\ room, model 1*1tCt home
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ILfGANT fXICUTM NOMI $329,500
Sc>lc!OUS 1M>-stofy ' BA. lam rm fonNI dwq
rm, plus :>onus room WOOCI floors Frenrh OOOf'S
patio spa Excetlenl loeat!on. x·laroe 1o1 Sellef w!ll ne1p finance
EXICUTM NOMI $'°5,000
4 BR 3 BA 3 Clf onoe 1 BR & blltl do'MI ldUI '°' olfa at tvn Hewer s c Metro area
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fllST TIMI IUYll Ol IMSTOI $1>,000
Tiits upper llYtl conoo AC, ne.-ClfPl1 ano
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GIT TMl LOW DOWN $12J,OOO
low do•11 and no more mil Own YGl.f own 2 BA
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mAL MS $324,tOO
largo 3 BR. 21,; BA hOml an NOlll
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and lrnmlc:utlte ~ 5c.iCtKt to
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2 BA 1'.h end 1t11t tawmonle 111 H B ClOSt IO
SChOOIS, ~ lnCI nns.poct.abon Pnc:ed lor
fast Sile • netdS ITll"IOf TlC
llKI TO M-..CM $2il,900
Great rtr11 home in prt!M H 8 area 3 BR mas~
fireplace 111 UR Wl1tl wOOd accents Frencn dOor
opens U1 IQ blelt ywd Close 10 ~
A SPAllWNG IUU1Y $274.500
St\al'p 2 Stofy 4 be<lrtlOm 2 bi ~ A 11\Jt
touch ol CllSI in quire lamt.'y ~ frentll
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SMOWCASI IXICUTM NOMI $319,000
FOtlf 8 q 2' .. Bf\ ~ dr'llflg room r ormal LlfO(!
modem kitchen aw11d wming pool spa ano
bltk·Yilrd w ITWllTUTt privacy Very ptOI laod
SUptJ'Q too many ertrH 10 menllOn and OWC
MA.GHlf1COO MANSION $319,900
frencil do0r1 'l pr!Vl'
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toOM TO lo.AM S2M,900
S BR 2 home 11'1 prme F V 10C Gl"lat
scilOOls ~ cpt fresh ~ new flol)rs 111
bllVOOml ano hen LO yatd RPdy IO move '"
mcUTM LMMG ~5.000
~ redOnl llOtnl w IQ yarO pool & fl!>'
AJ new WlnCIOWS & door. ciown moioino tits & '*' in c~cts ~ In IT\titer bl Bert>cr
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PAGE 22 I SATURDAY June 29, 1991 DAILY PILOT I REAL ESTATE
195,000
• 3 Bdrm. 2 1/2 bath Deane Townhome
• View of back bay, golf course and city lights
M•rl~ F•r10
Corona Hlgfdands -----
$,99.000
• Incredible panoramic vtewr Cireat Price!
• 3 Bedroom, 2 bath wtth uperades plore.
C.rwl ... ,,
$399,,00
• Great location! Overlooks tarse .,eenbelt.
• New paint Inside & out. Move In CondJtfont
GqU...,._
$'67,HO
• 2 Bdrm. slncle story home on ~belt
• Ught & bri&ht, exJ)llnded &-l.lltefully uptmded .............
DAILY PLOT I REAL ESTATE
Waterfront
Pre> petties
SJ.450,ooo
• Bteathtaklnc harbor & dty llcht views
• Open contemporary deslCn w/every amenity
SW,,..,.GrNt
$1,19',000
• Fabulous 4 bedroom beach cottace
• Shared dock, private beach, sunset views
MkU, II#•
l,19',000
• Prime Uttle Island locatlon with shared dock
• Creat view of bay, letty & halbor entrance
M41rtlM Matlld & M.11rwe11 O.w11
Tranquil
Corona Del Mar
$2,99',000
• Magnificent English Tudor estate with view
• 5 master suites, 5 fireplaces, pool & spa
0.1111f Bftj & Stal. Sldnu
$990.000 $2,175,000
• Develop one or two homes on this double lot • Spectacular 6 Bd. 6.5 Ba. contemporary estate
• Steps to the ocean and COM shopptn1 • Spacious auest house, pool & spa
S.N Hbl1U11 0.llllf 8166 & Sk,MllN GrHJ
. 761,000
• One block to ocean • Creat views!
• Perfect condition • room to expand
S.N HllllUll
$165,000
• Entertainer's Paradise • ) bedroom, l.5 bath
• Extensive waterscape, private pool & spa
C..191 a-,.,
PAGE 24 I SATURDAY June 29, 1991
Family
Neighborhoods
$849,000
• Pristine Condition! 5 Bd. 3 Ba. "Hillsborough"
• Some ocean views from upstairs rooms.
Bonnie &Gmn1un
$825,000
• 4 Bdrm 2 1/2 bath with views of ocean & bay
•Courtyard wfth redwood deck, pool & spa
Katlef Gr•nlerl & S.l'Nr• HKk'11111
J 729,000
• Beautifully rem eled 5 Bdrm ... Somerset"
• Excellent Phase II location, move In condition
Saua 11 Sar" Lr n
Newport Beach
$599,000
• 3 Bedroom, remodeled designer cottaae
• Steps to beach and vlllqe
MalU'un O.wn
$549,000
• Partially remodeled 3 bedroom wfth den
• Large level lot wfth vast view on cul-de~ eo6, War4
DAILY PcLOT I REAL ESTATE
$315,,00
• 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. "Shows Uke A Model!"
• French Doors, lovely patio, pted comm.
~F.,,.
DAILY PtlOT I REAL ESTATE
Best Of
Bays ho res
A private old fashioned spirited
community. 245 homesarenestledon
meandering tree lined streets offerlfll
the bay and beach lifestyle. Two
private beaches, a children's
· playground, guest docking facilities
and small boat storage.
Elepnt & sophJstJcated. Two story, three
bedrooms plus sitting room and three
baths. Gorceous hardwood floors and
marble baths. French Doors open to formal
aardens and prtvate patio. Three car
prage.
$979,000
One of the few remaining ort&1nal Bayshore
Cottaaes. Securely located near the
cuaidecl entrance with plenty of parkJng
forsummerauests. This ls an Ideal couple's
home or beach retreat. Plenty of room to
qdd on or build your dream home.
$629,000
Just Usted!
Open House
Sunday, I :OOP.M. -5:00P.M.
The family home you've been waiting fort
Five bedrooms, four baths, family room. brick
patio with built-In barbecue, roof-top deck
and more. Don't miss It!
$989,000
Charmine two story home with four
bedrooms plus den lncludlnc private
master suite. Larae custom kitchen with
many amenities. Quiet sunny locatlon with
spacious side patio. Land Included.
Immediate Occupancy!
$650,000.
SAl'UROAY, JuM 21, 1881 !/ ~AGE 25
Debi
Bibb
. Bayshores Specialist
644-1600 -Office
759-3707 -Voice Mall
Featured cover home of Orange County
Magazine. This designer perfect home has
three bedrooms, den & two brick patios for
entertaining. Exquisite detail throughout
Including custom tile In kitchen and baths. A
gorgeous home!
$925,000
PAGE 26 /SATURDAY June 29, 1991
llAYCRl!ST ••• s~ quaRty. Prtv.cy. s..
cluslon. OuMt street In a prMt.ged nelgtlbothood.
lmpresafvely remodMd and upgnlded. Four b9d-
room1. Four bathe. Crown moedlng. Frenott doors.
ThrM car garllge .•...•..•...........•••••.•.•••••••••••••• S889,500
BIO CANYON ••• uttimale PfMcv. A *tk1na con-
temporary. PW! 4. ~.-Mi~ Four
l>edtoc>ms. ThrM Ind ~ balha. ~pool Ind apa. Loe-.d on a qu'9t cutde sec. A
lhowcw pn>perty ................................... $1,450,000
SU ISLAND ••• Rarwty on the INltclit. "Mer-
tlnlque" end unit. Prtme golf couree locdon owr-
looklng the fourteenth flllrway of the NewDor1
Beach Country Club. ThfM plUa bedroome. ,our
bathe. Private pool. Spa. ArePft ................. St75,000
COSTA M•U. • .A nn on.mg ~ WNtbay
propertlee. Among the beet maNlged propeftfee In $!?..~~~.~=.~
CLIFF'HAVl!N ••• S50.ooo prtce Nductlonl oe..
COY9f' the beat buy In the .... Choice Clflhav9n
location. aoM to fot velue. P•IOlemlc vt.wa of the
OOWI, bey and city Mghta. ThrM ~ ThfM
bd\a. Motivat9d Nhrl. Submft al offwa .. 1879,000
Open Sat ...... t-11 •••••••••••• , .. KJft8e "-
PeRAL TA HIUa ••• Famlly home In • pr..U.
glou1 area. Ov9f an aete of buUdable i.nd. Sur-
roonded by orange and avocado 0tctwda. Sbl
bedroom1. Three bathe. Incredible mountain Ind
city llghta vtew. s.ci.r. are modvated ........ .t750,000
LOMA LINDA. • .A moat dHlrabte vtew lot In the
Loma Linda area. P«Ched htgh..ln the toochlle In a
nelght>omood confined to ~ ,_..,.
hom... Prtvate street. Con¥911..mty localed neer
the UnlYwllty Medcal C.. ..................... l7a0.000
llAYCR•aT ••• Thll one wt1 Mnd your~
glanda Into OY«drM. Dmnllltc dealgri. ~ roof. Maaatv. atrium. Four bedroome. Four and
on.half baths. Chlld..,. pool. Spe .......... 1725,000
RSTCLllP'P ••• wen detaled. ~ propor-
ttoned room9. A moet lrnportMt ..,.__ ThNe b9d-
room1 Three batha. Fabulous dHng room. Spec. =~~--~~--~·~: .. ~~
HARBOR Yll!W HILU ••• lndutge younett.
Ocean and bey Ylewa. Four bedtoot.,._ TWO baths.
Fruhty painted lnelde Ind out. lave lol Quiet
ltrMC A motlC Lii IClowded r-'del a . Prtced to Mii
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eled. Large two ltOfY home. Sbl beckooma. ThrM
and OM h.n bathe. Sbc bedrooma. ThrM and one
half bctha. French wt11dowa and doors. For'!NI din-~-.. ~.: ... ~-~ ... ~ ... ~~ ... ~Mn~
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ner lot. Ottgir\111 °""*· Four bedloome. FlfnlV :.':.~! .. ~: ... ~ .. ~ .. ~ ... ~ ... ~=
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llAYCRUT ••• A treuured landmartt. Ooen. Spe. doua. TradldoNI. A ,.,. oppot1Un!ty. l'oc.ty ,. ~=~:: ftoora. ~. atte111Son to ct.
talla. Excellent locaUOn. Partt ... lol Don't m1M 11
.............................................. --.. ·-·-··········· '599,000
NmYPORT NORTH Vlt.Ua ... lMge9t "Mar-
bala" model. ~ twnlty d9tached home. Three bedroom.. Three bah. £xtra large mutef ..
wfth ,.,..,._. French doors. V&llted celha. UohC = and Wiiia. Three cat g1119 ............ ss •• ooo ....... , .................. Corte .....
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BMdt tor Ihle~ .. ~ four blltt home. ~~~--r.;~-~ ..... ~ Open ....... , .......... tltl ........ ..
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w/spa. This one won't last. Ask for ...
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boost sales fo rce
Grubb &. Ellis Residential office of
Newport Beach is pleased to announce
that Kent Mc Naughton has joined its
Newport Beach office. Kent, a resident
of Newport Beach for more than 25
years, brings many years of real estate
experience with him.
With more than $25 million in just two
years, Mc Naughton's philosophy is
simple: ··Any property in any market
reasonably priced will sclJ if marltetcd
correctly."
Mc Naughton's assignment and
ob1ect1vc for Grubb &. Ellis is to expand
1he Lido Isle real estate market. In fact,
he believes Lido Isle is the best value in
Newport Beach.
His assertive techniques of expanding
mto new markets has been proven
before. In 1988, Merrill Lynch assiF
Mc Naughton to the prestia1ous
community ol Coto De Caza. Witbin 12
mootbl., be bad alptl.ned tbC martot and
propel~ himlelf into tM top ' ~t salea producer in tho United Stites.
lo addition, Mc N1upton also
achieved the status u 1ellina tbc molt
expensive home in Coto de CUa, owned
by world renowned C.Ount Claudio
Thysscn of Argentina. .
Grubb &. ElliJ prides itself in housing
the aaents with the top nla price in
Newport Beach, Irvine and recently C.Oto
de Caza. Grubb & Ellis ii known for its
dealing in preferred properties in
Orange County.
Mc Nau1hton'1 bobbies include goll
(he's a foundin& member of Newport
Beach Country Oub), tennis (be'a a
member of Balboa Bay Cub's Racquet
O ub ), Skeet Shootina (he competed for
the U.S. Otympic Skeet Shoot.ins Team)
and boatina/ftShinJ (he regularly haunts
Cabo San Lucas).
Kent, wbo presently reaida at the
Balboa Bay Club while lookins for "Just
the right home on Udo 1a1e:• can be
reached at Grubb cl Ellil, 2 OVic Plaza
No. 100, Newport Beach, 644-6200 or
645-4SOO. Kent Mc N~ughton will be anchored in Lido Isle for Qubb & Ellis.
Stigmatized properties can create dilemma
WASHINGTON -Selling stigmatized
properties, even · thoae in excellent
condition, can present a marketing
challenge for real estate professionals.
The psychological barriers reaulting from
prior. often gruesome, events occurring
on the property may be harder to
overcome than actuaJ physical defects.
The disclosure dilemma real estate
agents fa ce when listing stigmatized
properties is eJCamined in an article in
Real &tatc Today, rublished by the
National Assoc1auon o Rcalton.
"Don't lei Stigmatized Properties
Haunt You.. po ints out that a
stJgrnatized property does not necessarily
have material defects that must be
di.tclosed to prospective buyers. Rather,
a stismatized property is the site, or
thought to be tbc site, of an event such
as a murder, suicide, or other type of
tragedy that leave1 behind a
psychological, not physical impact.
Whether to disclose this event sometimes
confuses agents seeking to honor their
ethical responsibilities to buyers without
compromising their fiduciary allegiance
to the seller.
''Agents have historically found
themselves lost in what many caU a gray
area, caught between what constitutes a
vtola11on of a seller's privacy and what
ohligatrons they have to a buyer," uys
Annemarie Rokctenetz, a Bristow, Va.,
freelance writer who wrote the article.
In addition to stigmas caused by
cnmes, the paycholoakaJ impact caused
by a property occupant or proapcctivc
occupant who hu acquired immune
deficiency syndro me (AIDS) has
presented another difflCUJt lituation, the
article notes. Discloaure invotvina AIDS
has been addrcMCd at the f cdetal leYCl,
through enactment of the Fair Housina
Amendments Act of 1988. 11\e law
names AIDS victims u a protocted claa,
makina it illeaaJ to diacrimiAate apinst
them In the sale or rental of property.
However, the law doet not lpCCify
whether a reaJ estate aacnt llWll dilcloee
that a property owner or occupant hts
Experts agree: There may not ever
be a better time to buy than now
It's a catch 22 situation. Only a JUT aao, you wanted to buy a home, but price& and
interest rates were out of sJaht.
Today, you want to buy a bome, but eveJ)'OOC keeps cautionin1 you to "wait and .
see what's goi.na to happen in tho~ awteL" Moat expcrta will tell you the
perfect lime is DOW.
Al ARCS MortpJC. presidcut and CEO Howard Levine says It's a buyen' market,
all right. and it's 6cmg lnftucnced by IDClft than just the obvious facton of low home
prices and interctt rates.
"There's never been a better time tba.n now for lint-time home buyua." l.AYine
said. '""JM war ii over, cotlSUMr c:on(idcnce ii up and tbue's a arcat lmen&ory of
homes on the nwtet. Tbe ~ baa quite a bit ol batpioin& power and lho\&ld be
able to negotiate a aood deal.'
Levine says risina renial COIU Mo **Id be an impetus to buyina a home.
"It'• mak.in& lea and less Kmc to re.at fOf a loq ttthUe before buying." he uplains,
"bccauso It'• oottina more and me>'* every month to renL That moriey could be u1ed
instead to build equity."
To compare rents to house ~ti. beto'a an aample of what it mi&bt eott.
Levine says a penon with an tnc0me o1 S40.000, clean credit and rcuonable debt
could buy a house for S130,000 with a 20 percent down payment.
Based on current lntcrat rates and dependlna on facton like taxes and insurance,
the monthly payment would bo lea than Sl.000. 1bat'1 not much more than many
rents -and it's money that worb for the homeowner. not the landlord.
AIDS, the article aays.
Accordina to the U.S. Department of
Houaina and Urban Development
(HUD), the aaenc:y responsible (or
implementlns federal fair houlina laws,
it is a violation of tho law Cot ruJ estate
profe11loaal1 to make unaollchad
statcmenu about current or formu
occupantl with AIDS. Moreover, If asked
directly by a buyer. an &&CDt hu not
obliplion to respond, HUD 1tated.
O iven 1be 1en11tivi1y of tbeeo
circumstances. NAR lldvbca Ill membcn
to decline to amwer buyen' quealJons
about aellen wtt.h AIDS. oa tbo buia
that the Information 1a inelmmt to tho
transaction, and that proftd1fti tbo
information may conatituto a violation of
tho fafr houaf nt law, tho anid8 ..,..
( D fUPOAIO to lf'C'lrina concetM O\l'et
disclosure ll1bilhy for 1tip1atized
propcrtict. NAR adopted a policy in
1989 encouraaina states to enact laws
providina pddance on the · o. The
usociatlon drafted model lcplation
pnwidin1 that ~ lmpacu 11'9
not material deled.a. and. u a rault, do
oat have to be dilcaed to potc.ntlal
purehucra. Accordiftl to the 11licle. u
of N<Mmbe.r 1990, 1~ ltlta blld pUICd
lesltlation clarlf7lnJ dl1clo1urc
1"C4Ulrcments (Of lliamatiz.cd ~.
Somo llmited tbefr laws to AIDS
dbcloaurc, while others cxwercd aU
paycholosbl lmplCll.
The artlde dacriba Oklahoma'• law.
which llmlt1 a1eft11' dltcloauro
~tics ao prorictina tho buJ'er'• faqultle1 In wr111., to the Mllcr.
PrMtie .._..Oltk: tr*Y gille '-de you to "* 5 80, 9 BA
c:uAom hOme. Europan gourmet kJk:hen. gr.-counters a ~ ~ Large c1ow1-.n entertain-
ment Ill.a; this la 8 property of UI ilMllched veluef
** Ol'l'DD AT: ... 'l;IM,GdlS ** ** RBKICD TO: • t •• a.ooo ••
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SAT\MDAY, June 21, 1181 I PAGE 31
AIM bedroom, 5~ a.tt ~ .....,.. ~ on 1 ...
ecr• II the edge ol Badl BllY• Eco&ogbl Pr ... we.
Plftllng tor 20 Qf'S. lghMd ...... court & 20 ,,__ pod,
epa. ~ rocll ......_ 0.-wtl C0118ilder a trade tot
Cotona det M., oc:Mnfront °' commercial property.
** OFnRD AT $4,800,000 **
BACK BAY CUSTOM LOT
HORS.m; ACREAGE Last e>ppof1Unity to build your own custom oream hoMe.
2.37 ecre estllt• In Newport Beach's Blldi Bay. Enjoy
recreation th.-Beck S.y dews. May tt9de tor apart·
menta, Income 0t premium Ocanfront P'Ol*ly. Seller
elso ha flnfaheO Iota for aale or trade C&I for details.
SU8MrT YOUR OFFER HIOW
**OFFERED AT: $1,.850,000 **
LARGE CUSTOM LOT Neatly ~ acre lot steps away from Newpon·a ~ a.y
E~ Praetve. Build your own amom Ot98m home
atai. or owr. ha ptarw lot "Buld to &..-.
** OFFERED AT *495,000 **
LIDO BAYFRONT CONDO
Aec:.nttv redecof•ed 2 b«iloom, MCUrlty condo ~
cwpett, INllble ttNlmenta I ~ blnda. Wdc to ~
di Of Udo Vlllege. sap avalable for your own bollt Thia iS
the perf-=t •ec:utl¥9 home.
•.of'nRllD AT: S-,000 **
LOVELY llESA VERDE HOllE
C"-rming 3 bectfoom home ~ on ~
cukl.uc IOC wlltl Iota of '°°"' tor R.V. pwtdng.. Aemod-.cl kitchen wlltl top .... ~as. ~
wtnctow I -..ct ~ In ....., room -. •ep1ece.
EndGMd lll1Un olf ~ bedroom. UMfy ~ In IMng room. Auto garag9 door opener. Located
CCII ...... ~ doee to tchoola.
tr0PD IAT t..e* tlll MODI llUllD CIRCLI
** OPRm AT .._,000 **
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WATERFRONT HOME • Realtor•®
For more information or appointment to shuw call
PEGGY HARRISON
Residence: 673-330 Business: 631-1400
OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
Live at the beach and enjoy
rental income frotn.second unit.
Must see this remodeled duplex.
Inside shows like a model.
$594,000
OCEAN VIEW
IN WEST NEWPORT
Great duplex, Two large units
each 2 bedroom, one bath.
Owner may carry or exchange.
$599,000
SWEEPING
WIDTE WATEI VIEWS
Dramatic, traditional design ln
Corona del Mar, spectacular
spiral staircase, 4 bedroorm,
library, den, 4 baths, quality for
the perfectionist.
1,895,000
OCEAN VIEW
IN CORONA DEL MAK
Harbor View HUis, great family
home. Large and private lot, 4
bedrooms, 2.5 baths.
$749,500
Move in perfect condo on the Bayfmnl Must see. · SoaciQ.QS hoJlie, on large private lol Great v'amel lnvitin.a home in secluded China Cove lbcation. Good Buy! Just $749,000 Reduced to $769,900 Reduced to $1,059,000
Bi2, beautifuJ."1stpm blufftop to«1thouse with VIews galort!
Only St,099,000
So .. e oJ. th&;1 views you Will ever seen Perfectly located mmer ,_thouse umt with nlace.
Priced to move at $859,000
For your private showing of these and other
fine homes ... or .•. to arrange a consultation
regarding the sale of your property, please call
STEVE BIZAL, SpedaH•
Excluaht COllbl Propatiee
723-1565 760-3600
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Residence: 548-2971 Bu1lnes1: 631·1400
OPEN THIS WEEKEND!
MARY LOU KIEHLER
Residence: 675-2700 Business: 631-1400
601 LIDO PAB D111VE
NEWPORT BEACH
View ol Oc.an, Tundng 8-ln, RNna Ow1n11, ~. C1ev Ult* end
Mountalnl OrW pnltigloul lcalori "' Newport Bach Wlf\ ·}4 hour
M'CW'lty and doomWl. l..ocmd on the RNna c:hMnel, biitf end 1\mnQ
Bestn and only tine bkda to the Ocain. l'ruloj a N.wpart IMdrn.rti ol
gradous IMng b •-"ct flw. Some ol the amm11111 lrdide tim.d room,
gmeroua .,.. '°' prtl/att ~ pcd .... -end -ta..
OPEN HOOSE SUNDAY l·S
#4F $695,000 #5F $750,000• #70 $865,000
WAYNE HECK
ltellcleftCe: 675-9040 latlnen: '31·1400
Lorraine Farrington
Retide:na: 720-1001
lutiMSt: 631-1400
Sally Phillips
Reticlence: 64~2315
IUMnnl: 631·1400
NEW LISTING o.tng 2 bdrm, 2 bMt'I condo In ''aA" Lowtl Bliek Bev
Canyon vi.w. Low.t prb vtlw prop.ty "' ....
$S79,000
OCl?ANnONT
WhiiEWAftll vtlW
Luxury remodNd 2-leuel home.
l.oc.ated on .... ft . Three
bedroo-~~ .g room
with n ~ ... ep.ce. Large
family room. Exalent d.cor.
$1,0H,000
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Fana.dC ..-W. ~ -4~ bliltl home. Recutly relnOdeled. New
hardWood f1oon • new window. ~ Updiiled klechen..
$1,175,000
EX elusive Affiliate of SOtheby's lnternattonaJ Realty
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Realtor.•·
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JILL AN.DRUS
Residenc~: 671-4861 Business: 631-1400
PENINSlJLA POINT n.. blllt cl .,..,.. PoW. ... a 1 I ~
from the ground up In 1919. 3
bedroom•, family room, den end
spectacu.JAir 3rd story deck with
..-.or.-nloc \tlew cl penftula, ocmn.
FllllNoft a.nd.
$175.000
PENINSULA POINT Owmlng. 3 t.:froom, 3 bmt\ home on
• quiet mid "point'' *Mt JI* *Pf to
Cla8n • t.y. Open burned ~
hnch doon end brldl patSoe combine
to CIUtl • warm. lnYltq home.
$595.000
MANNY STELLINO
Residence: 650-2678 Business: 631 -1400
NEWPOllT llEIGHT9
W1rm a ~ 2 -.y, 4 Br
home wlth 11'91 ,.,.. room. 7-a1
.... New~~
sought after location. Seller
mol101°1d ........
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GNllt locallor\ tn No Llgura 4
Bel. 3 Ba wllh ......... ...
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flrnly room.
$641,000
VICKI LEE
Residence: 6 73-65 73 Business: 631-1400
"1STUSTED
One year old Con•n~y 3 my home. 4 b«t. 4 beth plus famlv room. White w.m *wt from .wry Ml. 1mprm,,.
MliM-"* with -. .....,,.. 111'¥! ........... Fabulous Open
ldk:lw\ .nd ipedoua rooftop deck .. delVl9d for ~
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•1.100.000
MARLENE HASSEL
Residence: 642~ Business: 631-1400
COSTAJIEM
BHutlfully eppolnted newer
town."tome with 2 m..-Ida, ._.. room wlh mlltlAe .._.,
.... pMlo wtth dedl. •u.ched
..... ..... NC. Short ~ ride eb.ch.
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NEWPO.,..S VEllSAILLES c:ondos with pool. spa
& 24 ~our MCUrlty, walk or bOw to beach. Sunny~ 1 bd
lat floor unit in quiet location. 631 -1400 ....... $133,500
EA91'9IDE COSTA NaA BeautifuDy landecaped
parldike grounds, pool & clubhoutt IW1'0Und • one
story "~" 2 bdrm, 2 bath twnhm, woodbumlng =~ri~~ ... ~.~~ .. '..::: .... ~.~~~
EAS11HDE COSTA MESA totally detached 3 bd
"Cape Cod" twnhm, Fr. doors open to yard fJom din-
ing & living room w/hplc. Wood Roon ln entry It eat·
in kitchen w/window seal. Up Scale small, <l'!liet com-
plex. 63~1400 ............................................... $245,000
LAGUNA N1GlJ1!L Adofable 1 stcxy 3 bdrm houM
on large comer lot with front & back yard. Quiet s1rect,
$Arri) !e~i~~.~.~ .. ~ .. ~=
fASTSIDE COSTA MESA Immaculate 3 bd town-
home widen, 2~ baths, oak cablncts, paned doon &
windows, vaulted ceilings, skyUght & river rode fire. ~ .. ~.~~.~~~ .. ~.~.~.~~ .. ~~
NEWPOllT CU.ST vay popular 4 bdrm Or plan
with 1 bdrm & bath down & ocean view. ~ ~~~bt:t:= ~~1~:.~:.~~000
EASTSmE COSTA llEM Channing 3 bdrm re·
modeled home with pool on OYCrlized lot. BrWlt a
immaC\Jlate with beamed ceilings, new carpet & ldtch-
en & fresh paint. Walk to back bay trails bike to
beach 631.1400 ....................................... $295.ooo
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Elegant spndous 3 bd
"Colonial" twnhm in newer complex cloM to back bay
bike & jogging trails. Circular staircase, master w/sitttng
area & frpk, Fr doors, oak alb!, A.C. & scc:urtty. 631-
1400 . . .............................................. $305,000
F.ASTSID£ COSTA MESA cul de AC in super
neighborhood. bike to beach. Walk to elementary
school. Immaculate 4 bdnn home with new carpet &
paint. large master & nice back yard. 673-6900
.................................................... $335.~
EASTSmE COSTA MESA New luxwy 3 bd, 3~
bath homes with dining & family rooms, 2 frplc:es, spa
in master, Euro kitchen & la.ndsc.aped yards. Whit.
washed wood, marble. mirrors, A.C .. al.arm & vacuum
systems. 631·l400 . . . .. .............................. $340,000
V1U.A BALBOA with gated securtty. Bright and Im·
maculate 2 bdrm condo w/ocut1 view. "Commun!~ ~·~h~~b~~~~~~~ .. ~~:.~~ .. ~ .. ~
EA81'9IDI? 1111PUX Newer bldg on gui.t cul-de-
AC. Desirable OWMf' I unit with 3 bcfrm., 2 batf\I, &pie !.,~R~A.!Bl~~.~ .. ~.~
MYSIDE COW 2nd baby due •.. ~ .MOTIVATED
SEU.ER.SI ~t comer unlt with 2 bdrma, dedl a
patio, OJltom ahuttm It of( white decor. o..d bt!y-~-~ .. ~~'. .. ~ .. ~ .. ~~ .. ~~ ~
NEWFOfi 111!181119 Abeok,itiefy dwrmlng 8 _ ~
plcMt fenced ~ Cod wMh fM\ly nn a ~. ~:~~do«~~
pedo. 631-1400 ............................................. ~()()()
NEWFOWJ smana T..,_. del>w.-d s BR borM.Jt:t ~ Wllh re OWi ...... ..... ~. dedl·. 1119 • runoundrd 1'IJ
lulh ........... lNllluN ....... to .. rchooll. 631-1400 ............................................ .-.•....••.•. $529,CJCJC)
UDO 191.2 erw.t, heh 10111ti NmO.f 111 d 2 BR. 1 ~ BA home. GrNt unt•~ ,.._ ......... Ddfn.
Gal. Steoe to Udo beeChes. PRICE DRAST1CAl.1. Y
OROW£0, low down• MUM $538,500. 631·1400
...................................................... -········-······ $539.()C)()
NEWPOiit AT 1118 8UCll Recent1oJ NnOVtllrd ~ dupla with 3 ~3 .~~ t.. 2~~ t:
ocean. ~ .................................. $666,()C)()
NEWroat AT '1IE llMat o.llgh~ remodeled owner occupied duplex 1'lit 5 dooft ID and. 0ceen
views from d«:k °' upitaln 4 bdrm. 2 bed\ unit ~ patio ol 3 bd, 2 bath unit. Shared laundry. 63ls1400
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ol ne lined ltrMtl. s.. to bit.ch, BfllbOe ferrv • Pier. Upper has 3 bdrm. 2 bedw • Ww deck. ldfll lor owner, lower has 2 bds. 1 t.lh, lor lna:lme.-631-1400 .•.....•..•••••.....•....•.••....•.. ' .................................... SSt5,CJCJCJ
NIWFOft.....,.. WMU a~ 2-tby, 4
BR heme wtth a.,.. IMnllv room a 7-Qr ....... In tip
IOp lf\llpe with hitdwood panic ftoon • MW llill:twn ~ Great ..... walk to .. ~ 6.11·1400
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. a.ll'l'llAVDI Herd to ftnd llYllble bert V~ de9r\ 4 bdrm horM, fM'\ly room wlfriilc. ..... wrd a .n. 91-LIDO Nm DmW Rt•illlfulv ._Mid 2 W • ngr. Great kxa1on In PNttY oldw ~ well condo Wlltt ~~Aw._. M ...._ buld·
to el tehools. t>a. to beech. 7(IC)..3600 .......... ss1s.ooo ~~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~u~ .. ~.~.:~
C0110NA DEL MAil q, qUlllhy 3 bdnn twnhm, RUfN Model perfect 2 ~ 4 bd w/1 bd down a LIDO .... A ~ br-.y 3 bdrm home. ~ .... ~~·~~;'s.i~ ==in"::b.dMM*~,~~ =t'~o~~·~·.:;:
tuta. Inside laundry & att. garags. 631·1400 ,000 f;r.i~.~.~ ...... ~.~.~1= ;el~ ............. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~.~~
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tflCWI K C'OAST HIGHWAY 14:'6 W. COAST HIGHWAY
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BALBOA ISLAND omCB
!HA MARIN& AVI.:
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Orange ~ounty Affiliate of Sotheby's lnternation~l Realt y
...... -09. Ador.tm brWlt remodeled 3
bdrm hams wlh IMng room openllia to ID9Cb» brick
p1111o _... -..• bGfu room wlfi t.tfi:R;la sxtc1e
ol ownenhlp 6 ON ol the belt ..... Oft illllnd. 673-
6900 .............................................................. $159,000
COllC*A ...... Swt l~!CI 1809 vllWI &om thC
.nlrwlCll '° ~ tt.rt>or .. the W9Y up the COMt ~!:~2.~:.~
teU•ULA P09f'I Al. Ml belt! ~ ~t &: ..
dous 3 bdrm NmocWed &om SJound lq> In '89 wHh extra -..11ow. to quelty • detail. Om, dlnJng • fam.
lly rooms &: rool deck W/dttJ ~t &: ocean vllWI. 631-
1400 .............................................................. $875,000
DOVlll lllC'JMI vmtr LOl1 Narty ~ .ae, one
ol the ........ ac.. Sek wll buld 5,000 ho.ne " pool
for $1r595,000 OR. .. Buy the Jot and build Y9'lf own. ·
631-1400 ....................................................... $975,000
M 1 W •AND lwge Jot _. to beach wllh u-
dllr1l ~ remodeled 4 bdrm home. With library,
den-. plMM brick ptldo JM 3 bdrm ..,. wllh deck • ~i!f4oo~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~s=
M• aoA 9IAND t.;front duplex, pis le .. fof
2 be-. p1u1 wam &: ctty light ws. Front 2 bcim, 2
bath hoam, frplc "~ + l bdnn ..,. • double 91-~=~: ............ ~.~-~s~s';Xl
OPIN IA1UIMY a IUllDAY, 1-1 .
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171 ...... Or., fltllldl CGtll .... , .. ._
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401 MMtDn. -..i ... , ......
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117 \11 9a1. Udo ..... N.8. ,.., ...
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1003 so.n..t, Oowtf Siient. NA 3bd11Me s.11 llltdl • ~ HlrWW '570.000
100 * c..tM. Ullo ..... ti.I. 3bd ....
eo.tlnd -• Mdr9 Gonztltr ...000
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145t ~· Hrtlr"" .... Cdm .b9y • UI Ollon
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2bd .....
S1.595.000
1411 =· ClflhMn. NJI. .... • Loll Mcloon 5bd ..... 11,115,000
819 'Al Udo Soud. Udo ltlt. ~ ,bd ..... w.,na Htdl • R. Gin & A. •1.111.000
239 * Udo Soucla.':° ..... H.B. ,bd ..... Piii ConMr • Comtgys S2.295,000 .
OPIN IATUIDAY, 1·1
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2 bd T"""1 1371.000
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•bdflaUM 1515,000 ........
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OPEN SUNDAY 1·1
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a bd twmn
$211,000
3 bd twmn aos.ooo
4 bd l'lamt 1335,000
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COllONA .... llAa bluff CNCr Chin. Cow beach. f llbulout vtews ol bay, ocan It harbor ev 1bena1. ~ 2 bdrm ho.ne wMh ooN1111po;ay ftelr • room : 1:.-;1'f'~~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~srt95.~
UDO ...a wllh 80' wtde lot. f.t>ulous c:o1sttmpo-
ray ~ 3 bdrm, den • bonus room. fl. ~ Mng a clnlng rooms It kMchen OWliook 40' pool Arched windows, llrMttDne floon • Baber
C8rplt. 631-1400.-...................................... Sl.695,000
COllONA DD. llAll C>C2AlftllM)N1' vtant Jot
wtth large fbc.ed nde loan • eppowd '*" for 5600
IQ ft houle. Try tndl for Income popcrty! 631-1400
.................................................................... $1,695,000
LIDO .a.I! MYPllONT with 4 ~. melds qrtrs, famillJ room a dock In outstandJng 90Uth fac:q loca-~: ,!, ~'°:} ~ ~t t.nnil. ~~
1400 ................................................... ~799.000
llAP90ll llLAM> DlllW ~ eJeglint 4
bdnn ~ ""-wtth &.rge dock. family room 6: ln-
Mrior courtyard with tpa. Geler1a entry leedl to IMng
It formal dlnJng rooms opaiJng to a aone timac:e.
631-1400 .................................................... $2.195,000
8U.CCMJm' French Meditmanan C\llllOm heme.
l,Jd\t " open 4 bdnn lnduda lit 8oor maidl qrtrs.
M..w .. ~~·with &pie plus ~~~-.. ~ .. ~ ........... ~~.<&
UDO llU coNlmpcnry t.y&ont •dock for ~ ~ ~ ~ for dae1. Udo Of Newport
condo. Two 110rV entry, 3 bell. dining room. dsn •
2nd 8oor fmly rm wtt:. • builWn m'*c fY*m. 631·
1400 ............................................................ $2,295,000
LINDA ...a JMAlhDllCIHr MWllON11 Lead·
td -. nwblit, wt\Mt Bcrblr &: blwhed wood ec-
mnt thlt ~ 2 tt.y 6 bdrm heme with 6~ b9tt\a, = ~~: .. ~ .. ~.~ .. ~ .. ~~~7=
Ll'l'1Le M 1 l'OA .a.AND lncndlblc 5 bd ~ .,....,, W." ~ tide ............ 18 ...
Femly lc bmlil .._ roomt.. lne9rklr s-lo. ~ 1c ~ .,... ORAMATICAU.Y R£DUCE>t 6.11-
1400 .......................................................... $3.495,000
U80NA UACll Fllbuloua ~ oc.n-
flont .... Mliin ~ with 9 bdrrns ~ pe9eW ,.... ........ "°'* • .,, qrtn. ~ Wiit en.-~ ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ltt'~.~
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J :.•1 lo:. <'OAST HU:HWA\ J oi.Iii W. t 'OA.,"I' HICiH"'A\' .m, MAHIN .. : A\'":
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3 atofy. ~a ocean W.. w/VtdeO.-o.Jt'lty .,.a.ma 2IA. flP. ~GMO. ~ locattan.
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w/good paltchg. l.ecae ~ c:arw lot. ellllllng tlon'9 coUd be .,,.:a lded to 2nd·~· palrWd a c:upeNd. Mlrrit al off9n,.
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jetty. penlrwUo • Catc*-o. ~ dec:lolated. torntv ""• lbta'f. ~ ~ -· aA, lalgePfM*dlr*1g""' Wol odetf\Aflont. boc*yarda.
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loc:ot9d .... waMig clPalce to ~ • beoct't In NoJ.agt..no. Boat tip pallb9. corrm. pod. and >Aage .
. ..... 'We{come liome to tne Jilmerican troo s
NEWPORf IEACH CORONA DEL MAI
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...... 'Welcome liome to tfie J21.merican troops
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Caa t.M board lepllJ wait utll ....t
lleedt to be cloM to w dlle wc 'IAaaT
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Dear OYer·AAessed:'
The board of directon bu a fiduciary
duty to have ~ studies performed
to advise it u to the proper amount
which should be coUected and act uide ror reserves. u the board follows the
advice of the rese~ analyst, it is
unlikely that the board or diredon
would have liability for underfundiq
reserves.
On the other hand, if I.be board
decides to do as you augcat. and not
fund reserves until the expenso comes
due, it could be brcachiq ha fidudary
duty to the memben by DOt paduaUy
fundina R*l'\"CI IO that IDODey would be
available for repairs at the time It wu
needed. It ii not poaible to accu.rately
Candelero home shoppers
now olTered VA financing
Centwy Americaa'• Rancho Santa
Marprita ~hood. Candelero, will
oiler VA ftund .. to bome lboppen in
the tbkd and final pbue ol the
ncfabborbood. wbicll ii now open for
sale.
''We are pleaacd to mate VA
flftudq avdab&e.0 aaid Barry A.
Cottle. aecuthe vice prtllklent and chief
opcratfnl oftlcer of the l.quna HiJ1t.
and prooeed inland. 1\am left on
Marguerite Partway, (hen rf&bt on Santa
Margarita Partway. Turn riJht on
Empresa. then riaftt on A\'Cllida de lu
Banderas, right on Antonio Partway and
left on Vaa Entnda.
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Dear Stolen Fmm:
Tbc board ol direc:ton " dwpd with maJdna reuouble buainca dec:Wom. to
purwo a ..... , mnt ~•far u
Taldti could be quite ooedy. AJtbouab
the auociatioa could auo tile
men .. ea.et~ ID die United
States, It ii . the ..:dadon
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plCIC_,M. with a laMuit ~ it may
-..... to collect ......... S-.clt matten arc Wlthia:-tllO.diicretion
of the board u matten of .... aerdle
of due CIR toward the 8-odation. If
simply aury not be rc110e8ble for the
board to lpCnd IUIDI to tct:a judp>ent it
may never be able to c::oUeci.
(Jaact L.S. l'r7wen is '11 attorney with
Fiote, NordbelJ, Walker ct Woolf. Willis,
• law firm empbasizjlJI tbe practice of
/aw in the area of community
aaoc:JatiolJI. Site c:anaot indMduaJJy
respood to questioot, but will ...er u
m.tay .. polSibJe in tbe wceJcJy HodiDc
columD. Submit ,our que«iom to
<:otnmunity Aaociatioo HotlbJc, DuPont
Center, 2301 DuPont Drive, Suite 500,
lrviM 9'111$.
YOU CAN AHO fl IN THE CLASSIFltO•
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Waterfront Homa a.don .......
iU 1990-91 ~ ...........
.,enta at a recent c:elebnti at tM
Balboa Bay Oub in Newport Bellcb.
Pat and Gil Foerster, owaen 'ol
Waterfront, preaefteed 28 ot •beir lpDtl
with specially enamed awardl ot Cl)'lta1
to illustrate their commitment to
profe11ioplism in re.al eatate throu&h
their motto that "elegance is not an
extra\'lpnce."
Bill Feeney again captured the hiaJ>est
achievement award, followed by Martha
Anwilcr and Olga Matthews as overall
Acacia Homes offers an elite rollection of
sophisticated homes surrounded by wide
open spam and tranquil mountain views.
sought-after features • providing an exce~
tionaJ new home value. Come see for yourself
Acada Homes in Sun City· value with a view.
Lanchcaplng P~ AnHabli
FHA/VA FlnalidJti
Thl'ft and Four lffloolN
1,372 to ~195 eq. ffft
Minimum of 7,200 eq. foot lob
$150,000's
Sala Office Open O.Uy Prom 1000 a.m. to •:OO p.m.
21955Grand Avenue
Sun City. Ca.Ufomla 92381
(114) 612-9523 01' (114) 992..-eo
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By ARIANNE
FW Jteal Eatate A1t11ts -Wttk of June 29·Jut1 5
ARJ ES (I am -fir .t 4nd then you can be second; aren't I nice?) -Take
advantaae ~ C\'CfY poa1blc means to contact and sign up new listinp in medium·
priced fam11)' homes. Une or communication will open up for )"OU. You have the will
and vitality IO •ft~ncc scUcrs and buyers in a positive way. Sprlna into summer with
three etcrowt. Don t worry about the bang.
TAURUS (I have -and please don't touch my stuff) -Lost buyers and sellers
may return now .. ~ one contract worth the hassk as you may end up consultina an
allorney bdo~ Its ~r? Bct~cr to let go now. Work behind the scenes with yo~r
scllen promot1n1 their properties. Take next weekend orr and pend qualily time wlth
a partner. '
G,EM!NI (I thi.nk -a~d think and L~ink.; my he1d hurts, you take over) -You
don t mind the work or give and take or 1de1~. but you do like to be compensated for
your cff~•: Money talks to you and your clients. Rcprc ave workina conditions kill you~ creativity. Open communicat_ions arc your lifeline 10 your sue« . You may n(JW
dcade to chanae offices later in the year.
CANCER (I reel -no I'm not pouting. just feeling) -You arc an cxccufr.lt type
~1gn even thouah you try to hide it from most. Now you take control whh your clients
and family mem~rs. You do.n't bc!ievc in !nstant grutiftcation with children. Say no
to demanding children. Mnkmg chcnt' wa11 may produce needed inform11ion and
new properties more to their laking,
LEO (I will -tell you all about u if you s11 still ind listen) -Uon arc proud
animal , and .IO are human hon . Did you know will and pndc arc connected 10 the
~ncl! '! Had any knee problems lately? Swallow, gulp your pndc and admit a
pannc!"'h1p and contract was a mi take. Interesting that kings and queens must 1ct
on their knees to be c~ncd. Nor rise, Str and Lady Leo and serve your clients.
VIRGO (I analytc -and pick ind pick; ooh, is that dirty?) -You arc not a
spendthrift, but your broJter is being too tight with advertisina dollars. You need to
market your new condo listinp to the fullest. Contact social circles you have moved
in ror lcllds and reremls. Put your critical eye to work on marketing a~ and
beyond the usual 1ervices..
LIBRA (I balance -I don't know yet; I'm still wc11hin1 it) -A larsc home, high
un • hill •~Id be shown to your clients with. children. Hold •n houses by the
water a you J~t may sell one or them. H1rmon1ous surroundings arc very important
to you for work and play. Beautify your work place and 1sk for some peace and quiet,
Go ahead and buy 1t.
SCORPIO (I desire -and watch out if you desi re what I desire) -Market for
new listinp in ncjJhborhood of homes by a great school. Do you remember the
1ntcn1e p ions you once felt ? Some of you may be approachina the old burnout. A
Scorpio in neutrtl malc.:s t.,e angels cry. Rekindle a pa ion ror the homes you are
'ellin1 and hawing. Fi,,d homes that your clients will be pa ionatc about.
SAGmARIUS (I sec -and why can't you cc what I sec?) -A lawyer, a
bu inc owner and a doctor could be an interesting mix for you right now. CoontKt
them and RC what happen~. Small 1ownhomc'l by the water arc best for ~n houses.
You may l<tly eiutctly the: wrong thing to two chcnl'l who llrC ready to ao mlo escrow.
Maybe a piece or tape would help
CAPRJCORN (I UK -and 11'~ for )OUr own good) -You treasure antiques.
mementos and antique; family members. There may be future lcpcie1 and )'OU never
turn your back on thll. So why arc you iporina your oldest and treasured clients 1nd
chasina ancr new, unproven bu}ers' Contact your oldc t and deare1t friends. clients
and Ii tlnp. They need you and )Our talents. There is gold amona those tkr
memoric .
AQUAIUUS (I know -and you will never know exactly what I know) -The sun,
moon and the tan say "Wake up and smell the coffee. Aquarius." Just bccau.e you
are not UKtl)' a homebody docs not mean others look at their homet with dollar
iJns. Better pay attention to your clients' need for comfon In thdr homes. C-ontinue
to be wtlhna to be pinned down to appointments u c:o-worken havo buycn for your
llstanp.
Pl.ICIS (I belint -and don't try to pin me down to what) -Nepcunc, ~r
nilor, raida dup in the ocean. That is where you would rather be the lint dayt of •
summer. ~ou drum ol lon1 walks by the water. Oreat placc1 to •hop and dlnina witlt
friendt and put ambiance. Maybe you have clien11 who arc dreami"I tM •mt
chlnp. M.,_ ~ lbOUkS advcr1iae 11me to others.
{TJIO """ C.O lfDI oompel, only ~· Rt1d un, riJln1 and moon · 111 for (uniter
n111nca LM, ARIANNE)
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TERRAZA COURT VILLAS
Come and d.iJcovcr this brand new private gated community of twelve
Mediterranean style p3Lio homes. We auarantee you will love these
bright three and four bedroom floorplaos with many quality features
including vaulted ceilings, custom oak cabinets, air conditioning,
recessed lighting, etc.
Act quickly on these home with prices from $219,00I with easy
finincing. Another quality project by Brigs Development.
Open dally 11:00 •·•· • 6:00 P·•· c ..... .._.., located I• Ea1ukle
Co u Mua at 2464 Elden Aft9H benua Moate VIRa ud Santa
babel.
For mon la• .. dola. ,._H ull:
(714) 645-7812 or (714) 380-0686
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e have two superb Big
canyon homes available
now. Shown by appt.
l'abuJous 4 bedroom. 3 .5
bath showplace h• been
remodeed and expended.
Boasts a floorplan of
approximately 4.000 sq. ft.
of living space and
lndudes state or the art
kitchen. two fireplaces.
8eauUful yard with pool.
spa, waterfall.
$1,395,000
Huge eeaite home
overlooklng country, Oub.
~qulsltely redelllll*l ,.Md
redecorated. Approx-
imately 7 .200 aq. ft. of
living space. 1bJs ekgmlt
home Is perfect for
enta1alntng md famlly
living. 5 bedrooms. 7
baths. 3 fRplaces.
Overslud pool and spa In
troplcal adtlng.
$2,549,000
-We are now accepting ...
new listings •••
For appointment
call 714/673-8728.
Sharon Vogt
and TomAUlnaon
l'Aecutlve Harlfetlng
SpedalWa
TARBELL
g11tto15
-Newport ....... Coona .. Mal commuNty by bei"8 the major sponlOt for the dly'i tada .,...,.,
Scenic SIC Raoe and two-mile Fun Wilk on June 18. Some 2,000 .,_.turned out
for the event, pmytng S 1 S ead\ for a race bib, T-shirt and btuldMl PrOc:.eds ben-
efited the beaUtilk.adon ol Corona del Mar and future rec:reldon projeds ~
the Newport Seidl Parks, Beaches and Recreation Deplrtment. "We tpOlllOf'ed ~
eYent becac• we feet very stronsdv about the impoltanc:e ol '-Pini Corona cW
Mar beaudful," said Donna wa1r, 'a Corona del Mar residetit and one ol Coast
Newport's top-producing apnts. "We specialize In Corona def Mar ~·
many ol us INe there and our clients are our friends • well • people we busf,.
MIS wtcb. We are a loail "firm and our prtnwy Interest is In the local community."
Coast Newport Properties' continaent In the race lndudes: (badt rON from left) Kart
Poll. Debi Bibb, Carole ~' Danny Bibb, Oonn1 Wall, 5'm Sadoslcl, Mk:kJ
Rowe and (front rON from left) Stella Shnr, karen Amies, Bonnie Hoff and Kathy
Rigle. As the rm)or sponsor for the event, Collt ~ pnMded f~ for the
race • well as hurmn resources. Twenty-two people rom the a>mpMy wOrbd at
the race and another 10 ran In It "It was exdtlns being at the flnilh line," Wall
said. ''There wete about 2,000 runners this year. It's peat to tee ~ -in-
YC>lved. ''
Watch Channel 3
Identify the ad in which the above orange appears.
Send the name and company of the agent in whose
ad you find the orange, along with xmu name, ad-
dress and telephone number to:
TV3 • I found the Orange
200 PIUMno Ave. ·
CoNMeu,CA 12128
Your name will be entered Into a drawing for a
$50.00 certificate to the Warehouse Restaurant in
N~rt Beach.
Winners Chosen Weeklyl
Coplc fClkiA Cableviaion , I" Ml4
Is now
eYer at its landmark loc.ation on the
s.lbol Peninsula.
IC*. two of whom are real estate qenta
ID Newport and one wbo realda in San
,..__.,......,,.._~-~,-~· n:ccnt slump in the real estate
'1111111 ... fl matbt is now just a bad memory at
JIODbl Realty. John and CArol receatly
added lour .. •"" to their ...,,_ ud more new hires are in the worb. nu.
new cxpamioD means the company hu
ewry area of Newport Beach COYered.
However. it allo mew the company ii
bulliQ& at tbo ecam and will need IO
SlieJAOOBUU•
COIOM -MM -3 BLKS TO BEACH 3 Bdrms & 3 Baths + 2 Bdrm. Fireplace in each un~ new carpets & freshly
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OCUl910Nf HOm 3 Bdrm, 2 Baths, room to add-on or
remake into a large duplex ...................................... t1,100,000
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wtponoramlc goU cours & lake vtews
A value at $499.CXX> w/Termst Call.
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PATISI tEmlE
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New Pristine Cleerl Re11rement l.Hts.
UV rented w/INoltlng list. nos 14
1-t.d Secfl()n 8 CTd 19 r~ Te-
naits. Hud outomotic Increase t:x>
sad l.pon Sf.ASA tor Oa-.ge. ln-
etedit::lle on premses fl"O'lOg9r. a
~clipper
C9I: PATRICK TllORI 711·1IOO
OWNER MUST SILL
PLUIH RDAIL BLDG
IRING AU. OFFEllll
Present occ~ Is a bAsh fun·
fl.le ShoMoom Property Is · 5 mn-
utes from 1he Cout-.ouse end Is
~ caverted 10 ~ legal b.J..
dhO Hove reN ~. laid
\due $328.0CO.-M:P{ bu( ICrd or
exchorge
Llgbt a brl9bt, ele9aaUJ
,.modeled l&ICUlifi ... l +IA.
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HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOMS
128 Via Tneete. Udo I ...
~7300 1539.000
2 BR plus FAii RM or DEi
3 BEDROOMS
"2542 V'9te Of, Bayehore9, NB
S414 • ...,. ... Ln, eoron. .....
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'1'11 Vie Udo Nord, Udo ....
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•2000 Shlpway Ln. N.8.
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~.,. Mlwtno °'" Bayetlor• eu noo 11,480,000
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ISU-6200 M71S,000 LI-I 8undey 1-45 ~1 Vleta Dt., e.ywtw
• 2301 AnnlY9rHty Ln, Newpon BHch
175-5611 1298,000 Sun 1·6
209 Cf'Y9tal ( + 1 BR hM) e91bo9 la.
17~ $&40,000
217 Via OM.to. Udo latanc:t
17M822 16116.000
8'M-e200 ..,. ... .IOO
....... • 10 0oew1 v..a. UattJPon -..ctt 720-0911 17a5.000 ... , ...
Sun 1-4 •9420 tiotmwood, ,...,po.rt 8-cft
72CM)811 1875.000 lllt/IUn , ..
......1905 Yacht Mlll1e. Seevtew, NB
IU 8080 M55,000 Sun 1-8 29112 ~ ~ 8o., L8gune ......
• 2907 Vlata Omada, Blufb
M4-e200 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
• fl'11 J St, Penln. Point, Newpott BMct1
..,...100 "25,0000 Sun 1-5
122 P-1 Ave, Balboa laland
175-4a22 M20,000
7&H100 '314,IOO 9un 1 ..
3281 Michigan Ave ........ Vetde, coeea Meaa
241·7208 1279,000 Sunday 1-4
510 Via Udo loud. Udo, ...
173-7300 1710,000
4BEDROOMI
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494-7971 1399,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 175-2311 l1,1M,OOO ... 1-1
219 Via San Remo, Udo 111e
~7300 N99,000
2330 "t:"d, C.M. •• 1214,900
2447 Bowdoin, C.M.
173-7300 '219,000
3 BR plus FAii RM or DIN
•aoe~~••• tild IU •OO 171'1.000
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block to tieach
shopping. 3BR/
each, ,..4 car tandem
garage. Excellent location,
great lnwltment or upleg
~.~97,500
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wlndOW8, MW9I' ... roof, ~ ....... Md ~ prt\ ..
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4 Bdl, 3 blllhl, 3 cer gmnige. lktght. churful ldk:tten
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Pool c:rd spa crd age tot. 3 BR crd smrg ~
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Good loCatlon nea ~. good cae 3Ef?
28A $489.(XX).
Pim PAI 111110
8.CXXl SQ.ft. tot. ta1 ptloe $539.CXX>
CUSTOll llXPANDllD PALMAllO
Mo'1~ ~ faTltt rocm ~ FPI~-"
Fienct'I doors c:rd WlnCbNs. 2 CXX:XS b Oeeri:)elt.
custom spa
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CALL~LONG
GERRY A
CHRISTA
NGS OF NEWPORT
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Find our hidden Classi·
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1. Stmi>'Y find our hid·
den classified ads
eomewhere In our dasll·
fled section. Cut and
paste the ada on the en·
try blank and mail.
2. All enrries must arrive by Thursday Noon.
3. Winner will be chosen by random drawing and winners name wiU ~ Ir
the following days peper. One winner per week.
4. Contest will run 5124191 • 7/12/91.
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take on moR space. Jacobi Realty ii
currently housed in a Cape C.od .. tyle
building at the comer of 30th Street and
Newport Boulevard on the BaJboa
Peninsula.
On Sept. 14, Jacobi Realty Inc.. Better
TIJere Is a dflfereace •••
Lowest Rates · Best Service
I NEWPORT FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.
A MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Iles/dent/al Home Loans * Purchase or Refinance * Loans to 2 mllllon * Free 60 Day Lock-Ins * SFR to 4-Unlts
Rlitn Sub)ttt to Ch.nge
For More lnforn1at1on Cal'
Don Tilly 714-851 -0202
30 Yr. Axed
1st T.D.
9.625°/o/9.88APR
Max. km $191,250
Min. 1 OI down
60 day lock
IUIAClUTILY
llAHITAt••D 1 BR
Apt In amall compfeic.
Poof, 880, c:ath9dral
cell•, frplc , d/W,
rwtge, OllWI. Cat OK. OPllM 1 o.a Of by
Appl. ,. , Hamlfton St.
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SHll Under Market
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On*> IO $t0t.2&>
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Clllultlcltlon 81ctlon
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Sidney
hgl11 COMtl'UC\tioll -~, (residential
Jndhght~~---.,; •
LCDM cl.a add,.. the clements of
1h~ land dcvelapi.eftl ad CONtruction
procc~ ind ·~ mauaement of the
pl.in ning, rlaaace. construction,
m;1rL.ctiot arid .. llpCC1J or liaht
.... wn,1ruction, iastn.tled by capcr1S in the
f1dd
nus 5ummcn olfe""al iaclude Site
.inJ Markctins Autjsls. tauaht by
llo\\Ord A. Mii n dlRCtor of land
. 1c11uisition IOr ~ C.lifornill,
ruc\d:iys frOm 7 to 10 p.m., Juty 9.sept.
17. Construction Operations, wath
1n,1ruc1or James It. htrill, prc1idcn1 of
I utrcll nnd Aaoclatca, 7 10 10 p.m. July
I I ·S c pt. 12, and Oove rnme nt11I
l:n111kmcnt Proceu, laUSIU by Rokrt II.
Odil', principal a.S owner of Odle and
''~iatcs. on c:oMcCUtM Wedne5dlys
lrom JuJy 17 l~ ~. 18.
"Now, man dNla ewr, ther. ls a need
for incrc~ lri8dcMY In all upcc1S
uf 1hc field, iaid'Lori;~IU01°Re-fl.ad,
1hrcctot or busine. aft(! manaec-mcnt for
UCI ~tcnsioa ~· "Those who
'eek o hipet 19¥11 of skills and
lnowfcd-&e will phi value as employees,
cApand thtlr CMeer opportWtit.aes and
Jl(hition 1hc.--fol ~ futures."
For LCDM dMI rqistration and
additional iafonaatiOll, conllct UCI
EA1cn eon at 156-541<4. • T~o ~ ••iii 1-d by the Irvine· ba~d orchatecaw.1 Md plaUiria firm of
Gilbert Aja AllOdaaa ha" been
rcrognlicd by tbe c.utornia Council
Sodcty or American Re1l1tcrod
. Architects rot dllir Ucdenee In desian
in the .....,_. • ._ '"' Dcsf&n Awardl......_
Tho .n..... e.IW•• -P.ark F1 ...
• JI• aap~r. prdldent or the
Hun1in-ton beach-Fountain Valley ·
Assodataon of Reahors. 'PC"' SCYCtill
days at the state capitol in S:acramenlo,
where be attended mcelings and worked
on prosrarns at the state LcJislaturc. •
Ri&hcimcr met with Stole Sen. Morian
Bcracson and Asscmblymon Tom Ma~
to discuss homeowners' rights and issues.
The following week, Righeimcr
traveled to Washington D.C., where he
attended a meeting of 1he Nntionol
Association or Rcuhors ond met wi1h
Congressmen D11na Rohrbacher :ind
Chris Cox to discu~ le~isltUion aCfec1ing
the savings and loon bailout and how the
costs will be p:issed on 10 hOme buyers
1hrouch lncrc:ucd intc~st rates and loan
recs.
R{£heimcr indicated his "concern for
home buyers p:iyin,g inna1ed intere)t
rules and higher lo:in recs. Thci.c. higher
rcci will limit home buyers' purchasing
power and will serve to decrease home
soles activity," he womed.
.. The locnl Orange County hou ing
market h:is been strong 1he l:ist three
mon1hs. and we need to continue to help
Cirst·tirr.e buyers. who arc approximately
40 percenl or all home purchasers:
Righeimer noted •
Ri&fleimer ls a brokcr/usociate with
ERA Rarrerty & Lloyd at 17400
Oroolthurst St., Fountain Valley. He C<ln
be reached nt 963·SSS5. • Three new tenants, includlna Procter
& Gamble O&slributlon Comp:iny, have
igncd leases totalina 28,100 squue feet
at 1he recen1ly completed 18-story
Lllkeshore Towers ore.cc building in
Irvine, brinaing the total leased space to
93,100 square feet.
Mis.sion cncrl)' Comp:any. a subsidiary
of Southern OlUfomia Edison, sipcd an
I I ·year lease for 65,000 square feet May
23.
Tho tttional SAies off ace of Proch:r &
Oamblc: will occupy the entire I llb floor.
or about 2-4,000 square rect, of the
landmark Birtcher buildil\I. Procter &
GQMblc h:is occupied two floors in an
orf IC'C tower at 1he City Shoppina Center
in Oranac since 197&. The lnO\'C will
cnablo the firm 10 con~lidatc 12 s:alcs
departments into one noor and be clo6cr
to Johh Woync Airport and other
:amenities.
Olodstonc Public Rchuion5 has 1iincd
a Ovc.yc:ar leuc ror 3,000 square feet .
The firm &, expandlna Into laricr
quatten from its present location in
hvine'1 Jamboree Center. .. IMWiuoa. Slandald l~ ~ ..................... .
-~-....... allklt ...,, mti =. Wll: ............. •IMi!tM
•'• 11 imw._._...., _,..,,••r'rch .. T .. ha • Al 84 .. L t1t1re ..... , .. ~. -~ .... =-=~ri=;=k~~·~ • ::.. .... ...........
¥0lae,baQ couru. LlkcibOie To.en abO
will pnwide rauuocas a.p&cte with
lockers Md ~ oa &be pound flocJf ror ........ wbO .... to -a. chariftt
the IUlict. hour or commutc by hicydt.
Llkctholc Towe~ wa1 ~d llnd ......... "1 BindMr in partN.rstwp
Wien Ocnoral EJcetric lR\-ewnent Cotp.
StRM* Alchitects ot Newport Beach
deM~d the compk..x and Birtcher
~lopmcnt will proviJc manascmcnt . • Sttpktl £. Oe\V•lt has been named
senior ntimator at t~ hcadquancrs of
the Ellioll Corp .. a ~ral con1ractor in
N' WI*:' Beada.:
DeWulr joins El1&ott :ifter 1wo )'Cars as
o construction n onngcr ror Hillman
Properties in Snn Diego, where he
mana;ed 1hc $60 million Sorrcn10
Towers mixed-use project. He hns been
in the Southern Colifornin construction
indu tty for more than 15 yc:m.
A grzaduatc of Wnyne State Univt(')ll)'
in Michigan. DcWutr will be re pon 1ble
for the development :tnd roordinat1on or
conceptual cstimiucs and compct11t\.I!
bids. • A wrincn commitmcnl to Ql~f.lit)'
service i being included in the safe of
every home listed by a Century 21 'alci>
associate in North America. a) or 1.1.,1
Snturcby.
The Century '11 Service Pledge
ou1lincs how the home "ill be marketed
i nd 11vcs the )Cllcr 1hc riaht to
tcrminntc the listin& ir 1hc pledge is not
fulrillcd.
Additionally, c:vcl) home buyer and
seller will be urvcycd nfler the closini
o( the aale to asccrt:iin the quality of
service recciv-ed.
'1'hc Seller Service Plcdae is the
centerpiece of thi S) 1em's commitment
to r:alsina the level or quality service to
1hc con umcr,' s:aid kk9'ant u.pl&a.
pre idcnt ond CEO ol Century 21 Real
Es1:ate Corp. "The real estate indu try or
the 1990s will be driven by a c:oruumcr
service culture. Out cus1omcri docrvc
and wlU receive the fine t )(Nice ever
otlercd by any real cs.ate organization." • The Ncwpon Oc1ch-b3SCd Elliou
Corp. h111 ~plctcJ C'Onstruction of tho
S4.9 million, ninc-buildin-1 project at
Spectrum, a 120-acrc ml\cd·usc c:omplcJt
IA Lat Vepa.
Located et Charksaon Boulevant and
... l..S1' ......,. tllro ftnlll~
ii • dlvelopm• d Lcwil
if :n.lia. Eliuet bile ~
M!lili• ~ ~ Ml la .................... -..... ltUGI ........ IV.
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ToweriJI& Sycamores cast their Shadows
upon the lushly planted entry of this timeless ........
tcctual masterpiece which was ~ built Oil oae
of Newport's most preferred, ~ ~
celS. The extra width providel for ~
ocean views with tons of yachtina eii:itement.·
master suite, fit for a king, with his • her "twe.iD
closets is to die for. The elegant use of Santa Maria
stone and muted tones of marble have been profes-
sionally blended throughout with decorator pcrfec.
tion. A brief stroll through this "award-winning" 2-
story contemporary palace will stimulate your keener
architectural senses ..................... -................ $2,"9,tll
DISTINCTIVE l.AGUNA, CdM, & NEWPORT BEACH HOMES
TREE-LINED STREET/OLD C4M VILLAGE ....... ___ .............. St.m•
A 2-story, 4 Bdrm, den, country kitchen, formal dinilJI, plua k>ft workout or art
studio in a most 'preferred pic:turctque locatioo only ~ bb:t to IUMet bluff and
CdM beaches.
CREME de la CUML-..____._._ • .._. .. _.,,.. 11 ••••••• "'"'·-
Sweeping drama with coastline roc:b cl spindrift beneath. 2-11tocy, 4-Bdnn, 4-BA
villa perched on CdM's bluff. Mo.t every room with 210 depee ocean and
coastline views.
PRIVATE STEPS TO BEACH A SURI'.... "'"""""' ... "" I D,JJ5,• The blue lagoon pool cl lush. )'Ct maaic:arcd prdeal dlride cbe _....._from a
l«rm. bath cl aitt.ina room pett houac. A m..,. beach bluff paRlll w/paebo cl
ooull.ine ocean drama. Dual kitcbcaa uplllin cl down.
OW'N'ER.'S PRIDE, NEWl"Oll1' llEIGllTS........ .................. 'I .. -.-
Walk to all Newport hll to oiler (boetfaa. ...... =-•-::ii,:,'* CMI ).Bdrm. ).Bcfna......, ..... ,.. .............. om. ~ .....
in Mstr BA. security system, cuatom wood wort. priftey wall. _.. .._..ty Hitt
TRADmONAL CllARM IN CORONA DKL MAil .,,,_
Brand new oft'erina IOUlh Pal 2-ttory, 4-bedloom, 1~ wida..., ....-. doie
&o peat family room. Mo¥o-ia caadit.ioa and 1~ blocb to CdM'a ocaa aiioNUne.
l.AllGI DtJPl..&Xl(::O'JtNlll l«A.110N ................................ I I I-.-
4-Bdrm. 2~ BA bcae wida 2-Bdrm. 2-BA natal unit w/faot of ,..... .cl
ttorlfl· Sunny comer lot. Ooly tCepl 1ft1 to cbe famolaa OoldeDiOd a. "'dJir A
CdM beaches. Four car endoeed prqa w/laundry.
GllDN' 8.£1-T PAK VIEWS I I .... fl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-
R-2 percel w/omy 2-Bdrm. 2-BA cottaao. Poteadal oc:eaa cl b9y .... flam 3l9d
lkxy lldckm. o.aiet cl IDOlt prdsnod neipborbood. ~ Bloct 10 __. b"6 .cl
... ol Nnpolt Harbor yecbll.
PRIVATB WAND BAlTRONT .. $.\.,.._
Ambl11ce of dae PnDdl couabyl6do.ftowl ekpntly throupout dail ·q•'c••
2-tty, 5-Bdra. 6-BA _...., poekklaed oa adulhoe Harbor la&wL °""*WI b a »ft bolt + rld4 Luria .,.,.... lftD 8Dd prdea.
DISTINCTIVE NEW CONSTRUCTION, OLD CdM VILLAGE ..