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FRIDAY, JAN UA RY 12, 1990
Police still
seek man
who killed
gunman
\
ly The Assodated Press
The whereabouts of a 22-year-old
man accused of fatally shooting a
gunman who was on a murderous
rampage in Santa Ana rem ained
unknown Thursday, and police said
another victim died of gunshot
wounds.
Investigators still were seeking
Juan A. Romero of Santa Ana. who
was identified by police spokesman
Maureen Thomas as the brother of
the El Gato Auto Repair Sho p
owner who died Thursday morning.
"We consider him. as of nght
now. a material witness." Tho mas
said of Juan Ro mero. "Just looking
at it right now. 1t appears to be sclf-
defense."
The repair shop shooting erupted
Wednesday afternoon after the
owner. Alfonso A. Romero. 30. fired
the mechanic. said Police Lt. Robert
Helton.
There apparently was no argu-
ment, and the mechanic reportedly
just pulled o ut a 9mm pistol and
started shootin~. Helton said.
The mechanic. whose name was
still being w11hcld by police Thurs-
day. killed a customer. mortally
wounded Romero w11h a shot to his
head and wounded Ro mero's wife.
Elia Padilla. 18.
Juan Romero was standing
outside a neighboring garage when
he heard the shots and ran to the
scene. Thomas said.
He noticed a handgun in the
waistband of the dead c ustomer.
grabbed it. and shot the mechanic
dead. He then fltd from the scene in
a yellow pickup truck.
Annlverury p•r•d•
T homas said she could not e x-
plain why the c ustomer was armed.
The customer, whose name was
wtthheld. suffered multiple gunsho t
wounds to the chest.
The mechanic was pronounced
d ead with multiple gunshot wounds
to the chest .
Mlchael a11ner, Walt Disney Co. chairman, joined former
President Ronald Reagan for • Dllneytand Main St,eet
.. Party Gras ftarade .. on Thursday to celebrate the Orange
County theme park's J5th Annlversay. Story on Page AJ.
Big carrot dangled
to get administrator
ly ROBERT BARKEft
Of IN Dally ,,_ ltaf'f
When offi cials pluc ked Michael
Uberuaga from Concord in the Bay
Area to be the next city adminis-
trator of Huntington 'Beach. they
dangled some pretty tempting en-
ticements to get their man.
Not only did officials offer the 44-
year-old Uberuaga a starting salary
of S 118.285 plus a bon us of up to
SI 0.000. they also agreed to make a
loan at reduced interest rates to
Uberuaga so he can buy a house in
Huntington Beach.
The city agreed to loan him 70
percent o f the purchase price.
Ma>or Tom Mays. who called
that terms o f the contract "great."
declared that city negotiators had to
s~eeten the offer with special incen-
ti ves to get ·a person of Uberuaga's
caliber.
The offer of a home loan is ex-
pected to ease "the sticker shock"
that Uberuaga might experience in
Huntingto n Beach. Mays said.
U beruaga. who w1ll start his new
JOb on Feb. 26. is slated to test the
f Please see CARROT I A2t
Rams otr.nslve guard Duval Love, a product of
Fountain Valley High School and UCL.A, got off
to a slow StM'(, but came on """!Ill st1ong this • ..,,, In the team's II! = qwst for fM NFC title. SH Dally
Piiot Rams ,..,,aner .Jon
F.,._,,,'s st0tY In Sports, B 1.
s.u.uy: ~ l'IJUI Aldtlpley
ta/la with,.,.""'° go to ...
l«'tfltld to wpptNt their t•lllfl. NI
the way to Slln Frllnd«o in fl* a.. In s,wta,
,...,. wl# pr a look .r how Jim • .,., .. n ,,_
~aswoftheNFL's.-.~s.
SlftMy: ,.,..,.,,. wl# I» In SM Frant:bco to
plWMw ttw ..,,.1or ~Not fffJd«s.
Mystery
patrons
may buy
SOS site
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of ttw Dmlly P'lot Slaff
Costa Mesa's beleaguered OS
food distnbuuo n center may have
found a "miracle" solution to lls
political and financ ial crisis. directo r
Jean Forbath said.
Fo rbath said anonymous donors
have stepped forward with offers of
enoughvnoney for SOS to finance a
permanent move to less troubled
environs.
"It's a miracle... said Forbath.
director of SOS. Orange County's
largest private anti-poverty agency.
"We've had some substantial offers
of help. and we now have very good
prospects o n two properties to buy ...
Tbe 20-ycar-old anti-poverty
agency is facing eviction from Rea
Community Center, following years
of biner disputes with nei&hbors
who 1CCusc it of attracting un-
desirables.
O n Jan. 2. less than two weeks
before the charity's eviction date
from city-controlled Rea Center, the
City Council rejected a proposal to
move SOS to an indUS\riaJ buiklina
on Superior A venue. Fu~ ___ w
council refuted to extend ~·s
leue at Rea Center beyond Jan. I ~.
,...._ ... SOS/AJJ
Newport con man
convicted in LA
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of-Dally,,_~
"Mr. Wonderful" had a penchant
for Con encs. Rolex watches and
wo men with healthy savings ac-
counts. He worked on his charm like
most people work at a job. preyi ng
on emotionall> distraught females
by promising to ma~ them -until
he made off "1th thousands of
dollars in .. loans ..
Newpon Beach resident Man
Mathc"s. Mr Wonderful as the
wo men calkd him. was convicted
Wednesda> 1n hi s third grand theft
case in JUSt more than a decadt·
Mathc"s. an accused b1gam1"it.
spons a criminal record that spans
al least :!l'l 'cars.
His "'as · the dass1c con -.i
)Outhful-looking man "1th do"'n·
home appeal. he: charmed a stnng ol
lovers out of ran~ and mone) for
supposed big rc:al estate deals. a
prokss1onal ran: GH tc:am and other
talcs.
V1c11ms said he "0'e qu11e a )>arn.
telling stone'> ol racing cars at
Le Mans dnd the: Indianapolis 500.
go ing through a'1lronau1 training and
work mg as a N .\S .\ test pilot. He:
to ld them his Stl·p-fathcr. a '1ce-
prcsidc:n1 31 (iood)l·ar who helped
deH·lop material u'>ed on the blimp
had died and lc:lt him a 'll?ablt"
fonum·
".\lier a ..-.hlle. there "ere so man'
stones. I thought 'Matt. )OU ha,en,.t
lived lo ng enough 10 do all that.' ..
said one woman, a former Newpon
Beach resident. who never again saw
the SI.{)()() she: loaned Mathews<.<.'\·
eral )cars ago
Mathe..-.s pleaded guilt) m Orange
Count~ Superior Coun m 1983 Hc
"as !>Cntcnced to four 'ears in state
prison on tour l·ounts of grand theft
and related charges.
"I thought hl' rt·all~ had a s1·Hh
sense for p1d.1ng out 'ulnerable
"'omen. and 11 looks hke 1t ha<;n·1
changed ... said Deput) D1 stnct -\1-
torne) ( onn1e Johnson. "ho pros-
l'('Uled ~1athe"' 1n the Orange:
( llUnl\ ra<,e
He "·as con' irtcd in Los .\ngcle'\
( uunl) Sup<r1or ( uun 1n Santa
Munira this "l'e~ o n one count ol
grand theft. Mathe..-.s fare~ fi,e ~car.-,
in pnson v.hen he I'> sentenced Jan
~6
In that ta<.e. \1 athl'"'S chargl·d
$1 0.000 "o nh of ham radio cqu1p-
mc:nt on the lred1t rard of his wife
at the 11mc. 1--attl' Mallo' of Nc:"-
pon Beach
.\ccording 10 nt·1ghbors, Matto\
has installed a light a nd alarm S)S-
tem at her ~1gnal Road home out ol
tear of re1dllat1on from Mathe""
because she 1est1lird at his 1nal
Mathe"' rould not he reached for
comment
His a1tornn. M ilton Gnmcs ul
Santa .\nn. l·allc:d ~1athe..-.s· Lo'
.\ngeks ll>O\ 11..·1ion a 1ra,est~
He 1s appealing the con' 1c11on
based on .in "unt1mel). 1nap-
propnatc .. 11.'lc' 1s1on news account
broadcast thl' night ~fore the JU~
returned wllh a dcc10:.1on. He claims
the panel 53'' the sto~ and was
tainted by Mathews' past record,
COVER STORW /PROFILE
"h1,h "'a'> not introduced at the
in al
Cinme'i ..aid !'vtathr..-.s· e\pla1ncd
h1~ pn:•, ious marnagcs -there have
ht'cn at lca'\t nine -as a tra,el
rnn' c:n1c:nrl' Tht') got marned 10
rna~c 1h,·1r 'ta) 1ng together ··tcgH-
1m.i11.:.'· (inmc:\ \aid
.. He didn't u\C a gun in an) ot
thc!>e -tho\C' "omen ga'e ..-.hat
tht:) &JH' til thl'lr o"n free will." he
S.Jld
IO\es1iga1urs. neighbors and \IC·
lim' pam1,·d \1a1he"'> a' a lo' c.ble,
unpre1t·n1111u\ and 1ngrat1at1ng man
"ilh \l.irtllng 1n1i.'lligcnre One
minute hc:·J pl.t' a BcethO'l'n pa<;s-
agl' nn lht· p1an11 and the next he'd
C:\pl.11n lumpll,all'U c:nginct·nng 1he-
ont''> 11nl· nc1ghhor n·l·alled
fh,· .:1.1.,t•.ir-old '-r"'pon Beach
v.uman "'ho J'>~Cd to remain
,1non) muu\ lnr kar of rc1a ha11on.
\aid ,11,· lxg.in da11ng Mathews after
,h,· met h 1 m in 1 hl' post office.
Thl' "'oman '>aid she lle-pn to
"under "h,·1hn he "as mamed.
h1ml'' l'r "h,·n ht· lanceled se' eral
date' or 'ho\\t'd up late ~he heard
lata 1ha1 ht· "J'> '"'ohed w11h t"O
01 hl·r \A. um,·n
Hl· a\~c:d h,·r to mmc in \\llh him
"'hik h,· v.a' '"II marned. 1;he said
But the "uman "'ho hd'i a doc-
toratl' dt·gn.·l· .ind oY.n'> her o"n
hu<.inl''' ..aid 'ht' nn er met an~ of
~1athc"''; lm·ndio and could onh
n.·arh him h) a telephone heeper He
nner ga'c out h1 address and told
her he slcp1 un a w uch at the hom e
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Actor Robert •nglund leans on • roctr near his home In Lat1una ..... .
'Freddy Krueger' is on hiS
way to becoming Lagunatic
By LESUE EARNEST
Of .... ~..-.--
He was one of the luck) o nes.
Robcrt EnaJund remembers the ni&ht 33 years ago
when he snualcd in with his mother and a plate of
ginacr snaps to -katch the uncut vcnion of "Frank-
enstein."
"A.II the kids at school had been Wkifta about
Frankenstein. Frankenstein," said EncJund. now betw
known as the fearsome Freddy K.NeleT' ~ Nilltuna,.
on Elm St. "It was one of those rites of pen•."
"I remember the scene that really IC8mi me Wll
when Frankenstein ptckcd up the little bunch'*k Md hu~ ~im on a hook."' he said. One of liX'a .,..._
tcmT.n& moments.
He was only about 8 yean.old, but the recollecuon
is vivid . For days he had beaed bis mother to extend
bis bedtime. After all, it WU lilt bit cbance to lee Boris
K.at1otf in all his a)ory. Al~ the dauic horror
mo vie didn't bet.in until almost midniaht, b is mother
aavc in.
· I dld evcrythina but jump in my mom'• ~ I
think." he said. .. It's a peat manoey ~ ~ve.
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"Bad news. We did a background check
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COAST/A3
THE ORANGE COAST
Police still
seek man
who killed
gunman
ly The Assodated PrflS
The whereabouts of a 22-ycar--0ld
man accused of fataJl y shooting a
gunman who was on a murderous
rampage in Santa Ana remained
unknown Thursday. and police said
another victim died of gunshot
wounds.
Investigators still were seeking
Juan A. Romero of Santa Ana. who
was identifi ed by police spokesman
Maureen Thomas as the brother of
the El Gato Auto Repair Shop
owner who died Thursday morning..
"We consider him, as of right
now. a material witness." Thomas
said of Juan Romero. "Just looking
at it right now, it appears to be sclf-
defensc."
The repair shop shooting erupted
Wednesday afternoon after the
owner. Alfonso A. Romero. 30. fired
the mechanic. said Police Lt. Robert
Helton.
There apparently was no argu-
ment. and the mechanic reportedly
just pulled out a 9mm pistol and
started shooting.. Helton said.
The mechanic, wh ose name was
sllll being wnheld by police Thurs-
day, killed a customer. mortally
wounded Romero with a shot to his
head and wounded Romero's wife.
Elia Padi lla. 18.
J uan Romero was standing
outside a neighboring garage when
he heard the sho ts and ran to the
scene. Thomas said.
He noticed a handgun in the
waistband of the dead customer,
grabbed 1t, and shot the mechanic
dead. He then fltd from the scene 1n
a yellow pickup truck.
Annlverury p•r•de
STATE/A2
Thomas said she could not ex-
plain wh y the customer was armed.
The customer. whose name was
w11hheld. suffered multiple gunshot
wounds to the chest.
The mechanic was pronounced
dead wnh multiple gunshot wounds
to the chest .
Mkhael •11ner. Walt Disney Co. chatrftlan. joined fonner -
ftre11dent Ronald Reagan for • Dlsneyland Main Street
••1tarty Gras ftaracte•• on Thursday to celebrate the Orange
County theftle park's JSth Anntveruy. Story on flag• AJ.
Big carrot dangled
to get administrator
lly ROBERT BARKER °' -o-,. ,,_ sun
When officials plucked Michael
Uberuaga from Concord in the Bay
Area to be the next ci ty adminis-
trator of Huntington Beach, they
danaJed some pretty tempting en-
ticements to get their man.
Not only did officiaJs offer the 44-
year-old Ubcruaga a starting salary
of S 118,285 plus a bonus of up to SI 0.000. they aJso agreed to make a
loan at reduced interest rates to
Uberuap so be can buy a house in
Huntinaton Beach.
The citl agrr'ed to loan him 70
percent o the purchase price.
Mayor Tom Mays. who called
that terms o f the contract "great."
declared that city negotiators had to
sweeten the offer with speciaJ incen-
tives 10 get a person of Vberuaga's
caliber.
The offer of a home loao is ex-
pected to ease "the sticker shock"
that Uberuap might experience in
Huntington Beach. Mays said.
Uberuaga. who will start his new
JOb on Feb. 26. is slated to test the
fl'tease Me CA.RtK>T/A21
Rams offt!nslve guard Duval Love, a product of
Fountain VM#q High School and UCLA got off
to a slow st.wt, but came on
stl'Ol'Jfl "* • ..,,,In thl! ~·,
qunt ftN the NFC tide. SH Dally
Piiot Rw r.pot't'fN .Jon
F.,._,,,,'1 st<!fY It)~ II I.
~~,,aul~ ,.., ... ,.,.. """° '°,. ... ,.,,,,,.,. to wppott tlwllt' i.am. NI
ttt. way to San Frllnd«o i, ·-· "'Spenl, ,...,. wl#.., •look., how..,..,,..,,,...
~-one olttt.NFL's.-.~s.
Mystery
patrons
may buy
SOS site
lly llOll VAN EYKEN
OI' ffw 0-,. ,,_ SI tiff
Costa Mesa's beleaguered SOS
food d1stnbut1on center may have
found a "miracle" solution to its
political and financial crisis. director
Jean Forbath said.
Forbath said anonymous donors
have stepped fo rward with offers of
enough money for SOS to finance a
permanent move to less troubled
environs.
"It's a miracle." said Forbath,
director of SOS. OTangc County's
largest pri vate anti-poverty agency.
.. We've had some substantial offen
of help. and we now have very good
prospects on two properties to buy."
The 20-year-old anti-poverty
aacncy is facing eviction from Rea
Community Center, followin1 years
of bitter disputes with neighbors
who accutc it of attracting un-
desirables.
On Jan. 2, Ins than two weeks
before the charity's eviction date
from city-<:c>ntrolled Rea Center, the
O ty Council rejected a propoul to
move SOS to an industrial buildina
on S~~ Avenue. Fu~~ counCil refuted to extend ~·s
leue at R.ca Center beyond Ju. 15.
,,.._ .. SOS/ AJI
WORLD/A4
AY, JANUARY 12, 1990
25CENTS
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Newport con man
convicted in LA
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -D.olly Noc Stt//ff
"Mr. Wonderful" had a penchant
for Con ettes. Rolcx wa tches and
women with healthy savings ac-
counts. He worked on has charm hke
most people work at a job. preying
on emotional!) distraught females
by prom1s1ng to marl") them -until
he made off with thousa nds of
dollars in "loans ...
Newpon Beach resident Matt
Mathc"s. Mr. Wonderful as the
women called him. was convicted
Wednesda) in has third grand theft
case in JOSI more than a decade
Mathc"s. an accused bigamist .
spom. a cnmanal record that spans
at least 28 'ears.
Has "as -the classic con -a
)OUthful-look1ng man with down-
homc appeal. he charmed a string ot
lo' crs out of cars and money for
supposed big real estate deals. a
professional race car team and other
talcs.
V1c11ms said he wo\e quite a ~arn.
telling stones of racing cars at
LcMans and the Indianapolis 500.
going through astronaut training and
"orlang as a :"ASA test pilot He
told them has step-father. a 'ice-
prcstdent at Good)ear who helped
de' clop material used on the blimp.
had dil·d and left ham a wablc
fortune.
"Alier a "hilc. there Wl're so man-.
stone!>. I thought 'Matt. )Ou haven.-t
lived long enough to do all that.'"
said one woman, a former Newpon
Beach res1den t. "ho neve r again saw
the S 1.000 she loaned Mathews se'-
eral )ears ago
Mathev.s pleaded guilty an Orange
Count~ upenor Coun an 1983. He
was sentenced 10 four )Cars an state
prison on four counts of grand theft
and related charges
"I thought he reall> had a sixth
sense for packing out vulnerable
women. and at looks lake at hasn't
changed," said Deputy District At-
torne) Connie Johnson. who pros-
ecuted Mathews an the Orange
Count\ case.
He "as con' acted an Los -\ngeles
Count) Supcr10r ( oun an Santa
Monaca this "eel on one count ot
grand theft. Mathews faces five }Cars
an pnson "hen he as sentenced Jan
26.
In that case. Mathews charged
$10.000 wonh of ham radio equip-
ment on the credit card of has wife
at the time. Kalle Mattox of New-
pon Beach.
According to neighbors. Mattox
has installed a light and alarm S)S-
tem at her . agnal Road home out ot
fear of retaliation from Mathews
because she testified at his t.~al.
Mathe" s could not he reacl)t'd for
comment.
Has attorne\. Milton Gnmes ot
anta -\na. l:all cd Mathews· Los
-\ngt'le\ COn\lctaon a tra,esty.
He as appealing the conv1c11on
based on an "unumely. 1nap-
propnate" tclcv151on news account
broadcast thl' night ~fore the jury
returned wath a dcc1s1on. He clajms
th.e panel saw the stOf) and was
tainted b~ Mathews· past record.
COVER STOR\' /PROFILE
"hach "a"' not introduced at the trial .,...
Gnmes !Mlad Mathe"s' explained
has pre' aous mamages -there have
hecn at least nine -as a travel
con,enaencc The:~ go1 mamed to
mal..e their <.ta) ane together "'leg.at-
1ma1t." Grimes saac..1
··He didn't u!>e a gun in an) of
theSt..' -those women gave what
the) ga\t~ of their o"n free will," he
said
Jn .. esugators. neighbors and vic-
tims paanll·d Mathews as a 10 .. able.
unprc1c:nt1ou., and angrat1at1ng man
"1th '>tanlang antc:lhgence. One
minute hl•'J pla~ a Beetho' en pass-
agl· un 1he p1Jno. and the next he'd
npl.un lOmplll·a1ed c:nganeenng the-
unn. one neighbor recalled
The ·N-~car-old 1\:ewpon Beach
"oman. "ho asked to re ma an
anon) mou<, for fear of retalaataon.
\aid she bcgJn dating Mathews af\er
.,hl· met ham an the post office.
The "oman said she bepn to
"onder "hether he was married.
ho"e' l'r. "hen he canceled several
dates or shO\\ed up late. he heard
later that hl· "ai. '"'ohed "llh two
othl·r "Oml·n
He asl..ed ha to mo' e an with him
"hak he "a"' ">tall married. she said
But 1he "Oman. "ho has a doc-
torate dcgrc:c: and owns her ov.n
bu<.1nes, . ..aad -.he ne'er met any of
Mathe...,.,· friends and could only
reach ham b) a telephone beeper. He
nn er ga' c out his address and told
hef he slept on a couch at the home
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Actor Robert •,..tund leans on a rode near his home In ueuna .. _,.~
'Freddy Krueger' is on his
way to becoming Lagunatic
ly ~SUE EAltNEST
OttNO....,,.. .._
Robert Enalund remembers ~ niabt 33 years aao
when he snug)ed in with his mother and a P.!ate of
aiftlCr snaps to watch tbe uncut vcnion of 'Frank-
enstein."
He was only about 8 yean.old, but the recollection
is vivid. For days he had bc:aecl his mother to extend
his bedtime. After al~ it WM li'11 bis chance to tee Boris
Kartoff' in all his ~· Alt.boulh tbc dlllic horror movie didn't tqin unbl almoat midniabt. bis mot.her
11ve in.
He was one of the lucky ones.
.. All the kids at ICbool h.ld been Wkinl abcMll
Frankenstein. Frankenstein," said Enaluncl. DOW betW
known as the fearsome Freddy K,,..r rA NillHmut
on Elm St. "It was one of thote rites of ~r I'·"
"1 remember the ICCnc that really sc:aml me Wit
when Frankenstein picked up the little bwchbec:k ....
hu"l ~im on a hook,.. he aid. One of lift's .,._
tem!1} moments. · 11d everythina but jump in •1 mom'• ~ I
think., .. he said. .. h 's a areat nmDOf'J k I ~
. tpf •• -I 111111/
·Cleaning woman loses fight
between vacuum, elevator
.-Y PAUL~
......... YAO.AMS ........ ._ ....
It Md all lbt ma.kinp of a 8-padc 'Honor movie, a macbinc>made
niabtmare in which humans were
..... ~rely bit players in The Battle of
'"The Modem Conveniences.. But this wuo't fiction. And ul-
'j)matcly, man did have to step in, to tassert his mastery over machines
lbd to prevent the machines from
destroyina each other, or them·
selves. .
. In one comer, The Vacuum.
Across the ring. The Elevator.
They squared o ff Thursday after-
noon at Irvine City Hall. The
Vacuum was leading cleaning
woman Maria Ordonez across the
plush carpel on the third floor.
The Hoover moved her toward
the elevator. Unsuspecting. she fol-
lowed it inside. The Elevator closed
its door. -\nd headed for the first
floor.
The Vacuum suc ked 11 up and
fought back. clanging desperately by
• its lifeline to the el('("lrical outlet
three floors up.
T~e Ekvator moved relentlessly
downward. teanng The Vacuum
'.from poor Maria's hand and pulling
.CARROT
_f ,om Al
.Huntington Beach housing market
'this wt'ekend ~hen he and his wife
visit the area.
He said Thursday he hasn't de-
' cided to exercise the loan yet. But he
may take advantage of the offer in
. order to avoid a drop in his standard
pf living if local housing prices arc
sharply higher. he said.
Mays said the Cll} has agreed to
maJce the loan at the same rate the
city receives in its investment
portfolio, about I percent lo we r than
, the prime rate. he said.
Mays said there arc provisions in
the contract calling for Uberuaga to
Jell his ho use 10 pay off the loan in
µsc of termination.
. Real estate sources say that the
a.vcra~ price o f homes for sale in
Huntington Beach and Fountain
Valley last month was SJJ l.345.
The median asking pnce was
· ,$2.S6,020. sou rces said.
0th~ terms in the one-year con-
tract include a possible merit pa)
increase. S400 a month in auto-
. mobile expenses. a cellular tele-
phone for official cit) business. per-
sonal expenses of SI SO a month.
. Sl,500 a month for three months for '~mporary ho usi ng and S 1.000 more
Jhan the lowest estimates for moving
~osts.
. In addition. Uberuaga gets medi-
• ~ insurance. life insurance. sick
leave, deferred income pay and
9ther benefits that city employees _.'receive.
it toward the ceiling.
At the first floor, The Elevator
refused to release its victims.
Enter 0ranac· County Engine 28. rm: upt. Brian Goetti~ went
through lhe chttkJist, shaking the
doors, kicking the tires. that kind of
thing.
The Elevator wouldn't yield. so
they called for a speciaJist at Dover
Elevator Co. Surgery would be
necessary.
They also found a translator to
make sure Mana was all right.
.. If she was having a heart attack
or a baby. we'd sacrifice the
elevator," Goetting said.
But Maria said she was fine, so
they waited. A repairman arrived at
the shores of his Dover and disman-
tled The Elevator doors.
A shaken but unharmed Mana
emerged ... I was a little scared," she
admitted.
And there. dangling from the ceil-
ing. was The Vacuum. Eureka! It
surnved.
Asked if sl)e'd vacuum The
Elc' a1or again. Mana set the stage
for a sequel. "I ha"e to.'' she said.
"Ifs my job.''
The news gave The Elevator a hft.
And It made The Vacuum hum.
Mays said the cit) was forced to
use in no' a11ve ideas to get
Uberuaga.
.. It's a great contract. we closed all
the holes:· Mays said ... He's going
to be reall)' a good city admm1s-
trator. ··
Uberuaga reportedly will be the
highest paid city manager o n the
Orange Coast, topping Ro bert Wynn
of Newport Beach who is paid
SI 14.700.
Anaheim City Manager Bob
Simpson receives Sl26.741.
sos
ffrom At
City attorney Thomas Kalbt said
the city would proc:ecd with eviction
proceediQ&S on Tuesday.
A Jl'OUP of west Costa Mesa resi-
dents has been complairugs for
years that SOS attracts 5Cf'Uffy, ill-
mannered and sometimes dan.:rous
people to Rea Center. The residents
also complain that. scruffy or not,
the sheer numbers of people receiv-
ing sen ices at SOS place an unfair
burden on the west side neigh-
borhoods through which the people
walk to reach the food and clothing
distribution ~nter.
But solid plans for relocating SOS
came late and it was not until Jan.
2 that a proposed agreement reached
the Cit) Council ~enda.
And when it dad, it met with
unexpected resistance.
Residents and business owners
near the Superior A venue site said
they felt their safety and li velihoods
were threatened b)' the propect of a
charil) food pantry nearby.
Counc1lm<.'n On· Amburgey and
Ed G lasgow refused 10 endorse the
Cit} ·s proposed financial aid for the
reloca11on unkss SOS o fficials were
w1lhng 10 cooperate with the city's
poliC} against g" ing aid to un-
documented aliens. SOS. like most
public and pm ate anti-povert)'
agencies. does not check ident1fi-
ca11on to makt.· sure clients are U .S.
c1t1zcns or l<.'gal aliens.
Ma)or Pet<.'r Buffa and Coun-
cil"oman and} Genis said the)'
could not support the projected
S I00.000 to $250.000 contribution
the Cll) "ould be obliged 10 make 10
help finance the relocation.
Al press conf<.'rcnce Monday. For-
ba1h said she and 01her SOS officials
had dcc1d<.'d 1hc best course of action
would be to ra1sl' mone) to finance
their o"n relocation. She csllmatcd
the co~I of bu~ ing and moving into
a building al S 1.6 million. which
would take al least 18 m onths to
raise.
But on Thursda'. Forbath an-
nounced anon} mo us donors had
stepped fof"\o\ard \I.Ith o ffers of
enough monc~ to opt·n escrO"-on
1"0 possible sllcs She said she did
not kno" "hen a deal might be
completl'd
..We were hoping 10 open escro"
Monda' ... sh<.' said .. , don·t kno" 1f
that".-. going to happen. but "e·r<.'
reall~ hoping 10 get started soon.
.\nd "e·re hoping for a quick
cscro" ··
Forbath said she could not 1dent·
tf) lhc#donors "ho had offered 10
help finance.' the relocation.
But Memtt Johnson, president of
United Wa) of Orange County. said
his organ1za11on might be among
those offerin$ assistance.
Forba1h said SOS would still need
some extra time from the city in
order to make their preparations to
m ove. Both Buffa and Ge nis said
the} might support an extension.
Meanwhile. a consortium of Or-
ange County corporate executives
issued a statement supporting an
extension of the lease.
NEW YEAR, NEW LOOK
GREAT SAVINGS!!
free slJlffrs
WEAR·rnTED c • • • • '
1 o·rl• u'
Jackpot rolls over
lly The Aaoc:IM1d ,,..
No one aUClled all six num ben in
the mid-week .. Lotto 6-49" pine.
lcavins a S-4 • .S million jackpot un-
claimed and pushing Saturday
niJ.l:lt's estimated jackpot up lO SIO
million, California Lottery officials
said.
Here are the winru~ numbers picked Wednesday n · t in the
twice-weekly "Lotto 6-4 .. pme: 48,
23, 46. 34, 26. 9 and the bonus
number. 6.
There ~ five tickets with five
correct numbers plus the bonus
number, each worth a S28S,475
share of a S 1.3 million prize pool. Th~ tickets were sold in Liver-
more, Garden Grove, San Diego.
Los Anaeles and La Mirada.
Anolhcr 170 tickets had five of
siX; eacb winning a $3,916 share of
a l 66S,OOO prize pool.
CON
From Al
of an old woman while his new
home was under construction. she
recalled.
They saw each other for several
months before he asked to borrow
S 1.500 to move furniture he'd in-
herited from Chicago to Southern
California. Mathews told her that on
the way back, the driver would
swing through Kentucky and re-
tnc"c furniture left to her when her
m other died.
The woman said she eventuaJly
agreed to 1he loan after Mathews
showed up at her front door and said
the truck and dnver were available,
but they'd have to leave in the next
two hours.
Becoming SUSPICIOUS. the woman
said sh<.' decided to loan Mathews
S 1.000 and have him sign a 30-day
not<.'.
.. , had my suspicions already, and
I thought II was worth S 1.000 to sec
1f I should stop dating him:· she
said ... If he d1dn'1 show up in JO
da)S. I knew I could stop wasting m y
11me.''
He reportedly called the woman
last week to tell her the check wu in
the mail. but she has yet to rctt1ve
11.
By that time. Mathews had served
two prison terms an the east and in
1977 pulled off his ba~t scam.
In that case. the Pennsylvania
native traveled 10 Santa Barbara.
where he acted the part of a hand-
some. polished race driver. He was
always sho rt on cash because fhe
check from his trust fund o n a large
Just ca /1 642-6086
2 UC/ students held for arson
in 5-acre Bonita Canyon fire
8Y 1 ... Y ADAMS
OI .. Dllt1 ,_ SU..
Two UCI students were arttStcd
for causina a fire in Bonita Canyon
that blackened five acres after ragina
for 2'h hours last month.
Darren William Bell and Russell
Eugene Grahn. both 20. were taken
into custodr Wednesday by Irvine
police and Ul"all4C County Fire De-
partment invcst1ptors, Police Lt.
Mike White said
While officials don't know if the
blaze was intentionally set. the {>'lir
have been charged with trespassing,
arson and improvising an explosive
device, fire Chief Mike McCann
said.
"Basically they were out testing
explosives for some kind of model
rocket and thinas didn't go exactly
inheritance was late. his victims
recalled in court testimony.
His scam was so pat he even
talked a Santa Barbara bank out of
more than SI 0,000 and later con-
vinced a Nevada car dealer to de-
liver him an S 18.000 Ferrari in
exchange for a promise to pay and
convert the car into a racing ma-
chine. according to GeraJd Franklin.
a prosecutor in Santa Barbara.
Franklin has fo llowed Mathews
since the con man pleaded guilty an
1977 to two of 12 felony grand theft
counts in Sant.t Barbara. The plea
came after Franklin persuaded six of
Mathews' ex-wives to appear in
court. ~
So startled was Franklin by
Mathews' criminal history that he
warned the man's then-neighbors on
Signal Road in Newport Beach of
his past habits.
He sent residents a copy of the
1977 letter he wrote to a Sant.t
Barbara probation officer for a
sentencing recommendation on has
conviction. The con tents of the
eight-page letter were ~thing. to
sa' the least.
Mathews 1s .. a liar. a cheat. a thief
and a bigamist at least four times O\Cr:· Franklin wrote "In m)' con-
sidered Judgment. h<.' "111 continue
to he. c heat and steal until he gets
too old to be credible."
In Ohio. where he hved until the
m1d-l 970s. Mathews was prosecuted
for forgery. parole violations and
cashing checks on ficti11ous ac-
counts. accordiog to Franklin.
"Matt long ago discovered the
virtue of obtaining 'loans' rather
than j ust knocking someone on the
MAIN OFFICE
3JO W Bey St C.0.1 .._.CA
as planned. They ended up igniting
the veaetation around the area."
McCann said. .
Santa Ana winds and ·un-
seasonably dry conditions had
prompted fire officials to broadcast
fi re hazard reports over radio station
that da) while local departments
stood b) on red flag alert all day.
When Bell and Grahn allegedh
fled the scene. with the fire begin·.
nine 10 rage at their backs. they left
behind a camera and some pape~.
Fire investigators developed the
film and found photos of both men
Grahn's red Mazda RX7 was also
seen in the ar<.'a JUSt after the fire
began. Wh ih: officials ha''-'
suspected the pair f<?r q~ite soml·
time. the 1n vest1gat1 o n \I.a~
hampaed b~ UCT s .break for thl'
ho lida)'s. Mccann said.
head and making off wtth their
cash:· Franklin "rote.
In urging a maximum pnson
sentence. Franklin said Mathe"\
"ould be out on 1he street in a "ear
for good 11mt.' and credit for i1ml'
!>Cncd
"That's hardl\ ume (or us to catrh
our breath.'. hr· "rote.
Onl' uf the later' 1c11ms. disturbed
occau~ MalhC"S allegcdl~ disap-
peared "llh her mone~ and car\
afll·r pro mising 10 man} her. hired
pn,a1c ln\CSllgator Wah Z"'o n111cr
of Long lkach to track him do" n
\\hat L"on111cr found "as J
ho rnl'l°S ncsl that C\ l'ntualh kd Ill
Mathe"'; lOn' 1c11on 1n · Orangt·
( ount~. and· ht•\ lx'l'O follo"ing tht·
ca~· n er \lntt'.
In 1986. Z"on111er took the slatt ..
men I of a Wa.,hington "oman "'ho
claimed to ha'c been ch<.'atcd h'
Mathe"''>
Wini Jones loaned Math<.'"S mort·
lhan S 7 5.000 for rcpa1r.1 on his l\1.11
l'it·" port lkach ho mes. "h 1ch ht•
prnml'>l'd lo sell before mo' ing l'3\t
to JOIO her. z\l.(IOlller 'Miid. He COO·
C<Klt.·d '>ltmn of home repa1r'I.
I nt<.'rnJI Rn cnuc ~nice debts. dt·n-
Lal \urgl''1 and car insurance.' as "a~'
lu L4CI the munc~ the ln\'CSl1ga1or
\aid
Mathe\l.S alleged!~ told J ones hl'
"'a~ "Or~inl! on 1op-~rc1 m1\s1k
pa ~ load'> JI Hughes .\1rcraft and
0" nt•d 1 "ll 'intagl' airplanes hou\t"d
1n a ( htnu hangar. "h1ch Zwon111t·r
~1d "'3" a ru~
"lt'c; lht· \lo!} of a gu~ who has
~r' Ot<.'d his hfr 10 separating peopll·
from th<.'1r n10ne) :· he said .
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Activities abound
at Newport libraries
Newpon Beach Public Library launches the
new year for two on,oing programs Tuesday.
Preschool Storyt1me at all branches begins
Tuesday morning. Times arc 10 a.m. at Corona del
Mar branch, 420 Marigold Ave.: 10:30 a.m. at
Balboa branch. I 00 E. Balboa Blvd. and Newport Cen~er. 856 San Clemente Drive; and 11 a.m . at
Manners branch. 2005 Dover Drive.
. Brown Bag lunches at Ncwpon Center con·
11nue at noon wit~ Stephen Mason, Ph.D. return·
mg to speak on .. Life Extension." Mason is a radio t~lk show host and newspaper columnist. A ques--
t1o n-and-answcr pcnod follows. The program is
free and open 10 the public.
The E\'ening Speaker Sencs at Ncwpon
Center continues at 7 p.m. Wednesday with Or.
Rosal) n Laudat• on "Making Better Choices in
Mate Selecuon:· Pan1c1pants will learn common-
sense rules for selecting people who may make
good partners. The program • ., free and open to all.
. E' ening pcakcr at 7 pm. a l Mariners branch
is Ja~e,;, L .. ~hcnk . Ph 0 .. presenting "Starting
The '\c\\ \car Out Right: .\c hining Success With
Ne\\ Yl'ar\ Rl''>olu11onc; and Other Goals." Panici-
panto; ll'arn hm' to take post11 \c steps and over-
come . ob-.1ack'\ to ach1e' 1ng goals.
Ne\\pon ( rntcr will debut ch1l~ren·s pro-
gr;im<, a' "ell "( raf\o; and Stones .. for c hildren 5
to 8 }l'ar<, \\ 111 be at I 0:30 a.m. the first Saturda)
of ead1 munth ... PaJama Sto?t1me" will be held
at 7 p.m .. thl' firo.t Monda} o each month beg,in-
nrng 1n r l'bruar~ ( hlldn·n arc l'ncouraged to come
1n tlw1r J.rn11n1l·~ .. Hear' and blankets arc welcome.
Gardeners raise funds
Ramhling (iardl·ncr'\ Ciardcn Club will ha\'C a
fund·ra"1ng tunthcon at Ill am M onda} at
Menun '>a,1ng' ~~ l oan. 1095 !nine Bhd ..
Tu.,11n
(,rall· lkll1..·111 and Robcn Aa1cr \\1 11 offer a
slide and 1nlorma11on program on ··~enscaping."
landscaping u11h a11ra rtt'l' plant\ that require l111le
\\:ttcr \ lumh prl·part•d tl\ duh membcrs follo\\S
thl· program
l>o na11on " $' 'll Door prate\ \\ 111 Ix·
3\\JfdeJ f or rnl·r, JllllO\ or morl' 1nformat1on.
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Dinner looks behind headlines
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m111g' "111 J1,~u'' "hJt gue' un ··tteh1nd the
Headline,·· at th1.· d1nnc-r mct·11ng o f Wome n In
Commun1e;111on'> at ()·JO pm. Monda} at the
l 011l h11111.. Kl·,wurant. 1.,120 I 'th ~I . Nl·wpo n
lkath
fhc tall '"II IOlU'-on nrnh \Urr ound1ng thl'
Dat.11 I .rnw\ '1\11 lo NC\\pt>rt Bl·ach and h1'i
naming J '> d "<1,hl.·I I .wrl.'atl· fmm1ngs. a volun-
11·1·r lor thl· J .1\l \\ nt Foundation. arranged a
mt'l'llng o l "orld nwd1a rl'prl'\tnta11' l''i \\ 1th1n
hour\ Ill lhl' Jnnounl'l'llk'nt
C 11'>1 "S 1' tor llll'mlx•r\ ~IX lor gut'\I\ o r $20
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Bu/Id healthy relationships
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SI/de show fllghllghts meeting
I hl· l111r11tultural \u.,.1,·t\ 11t C lrang1· ( nunt'
h11l1h 11' 1111>11th1' nll·,·1111g .1t x r rn f ul·<.da~ at the
'>unl l\I l'uhll\ I 1h1:1r' '"ll \unk1<,1 .\'l'.
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R1dwrd \m 11h "111 gl\t' ;1 l"11-pn11c«tor
""' hr11n11.-d ,11,: .. 'It"" nn 1hr 11111 .1 .ind f,1una of
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f 'rida_l. J an. 12
M an held after pipe bomb found
By The Dally Piiot
-\ ( o\IJ \lt'\,1 man "a' arrnll'd rn ( orona dcl Mar
after a polilr o lliler <,pottl·d him drl\ ing 'ilowl} around
the UHl\11\Unll\ anJ lhl·n found J f11JX' homh in the OCd
of h1' trutl...
Kurt Wcrmouth Dekker. a 22-}ear-old unemployed
"Ord pnKl'\"1ng oix·rntor. was arrec;tcd at 3 a.m . Tuesday
at Ea<.1 ( ml\l ll1gh\\a\ anti Mar \rthur Roulcvard.
Policl· <;aid thq 'POiied Dckka''i white 1984 Toyota
p1cl..up on l\\O <.ep~1ra1c <>Ccas1on<.. dn' mg slowly through
Corona dl'I Mar Inside a hat kpack tn the rear of the
truc k. otlin·r \:lid the' found an I I ·inch-long steel pipe
\\Ith one end capped .ind a fu<>e protruding through the
cap
There were also five carbon d10,1de canndges \\1th
their fuses capi:x·d . Cioni'> \31d.
Polter \31d they found fuses and other compencnts
for explOSl\C devices at Dckkcr's Elden Avenue home.
l'OI If I I Of,
-groundwater found . ute •
ly 1-.y ADAMS Ot-o-..---aquifers 2SO feet below ground.
St1ll. untJI the contaminated plume ts comp~tely
tr.sckcd and defined "we're not totaJly convinced that
drinking water has not ~n contaminated in the area,"
Merryman said.
att still leplly used as solvents.
Anothtr subterranean take of polluted aroundwater
has been found in Irvine, this one spreading over the
city's border into Santa Ana. county officials announced
Thursday.
Officials believe the plume of toxic water was
caused by the practices of three companies in the two
cities, said Robert Merryman, director of county En-
vironmen&al Health.
The Memorex facility at 1352 Reynolds Ave. was
found to be sitting on top of water which contained
tnchlorocthylenc. TCE. in concentrations of 2.100 pans
per .bllllon dunng a routtne survey by the Santa Ana
Regional Water Quality Control Board.
All three comJ)l "" bad been inspected by the
county in the last three months (or mfnctions of
environmental laws. Merryman said. Memorex wu
found to have no probtems. with BSN and Emef'IOtl
revealing onl) minor labeling mconlistcncies.
Therefore. county officials have come to the con·
clus1on that current pollu11on levels were caused by past
compan> practice~.
Still. the level!I of carc1nogtns found in the
groundwater ha' l' officials co nl·cmed and watching the
plume closel~ . Beginnina i!' late November,. subsurface investiga-The sta te's maximum contaminant levd for TCE in
dmnk1ng water is fivt: pans per billion. tions revealed high levels of chlorinated solvents in the
gro undwater at Memorex Precision Plastics of Irvine
and BFM Energy Products a nd Emerson Computer
Power Plant. both in Santa Ana.
The three facilities are within a mite of each other.
Agricultural wells can be found in the area. but
there arc no wells which supply dnnking water wnhin
a mite of the defined carcinogenic plume. Merryman
said.
.\J BFM Energ) Products. located at 2040 East
Dt'er Road. 1n' C)l1ga1or('found 3. 700 pans per billion
T E and 88.000 pam per billion perchloroethylene.
Perchlorocth) kne also has a maw.1mum le' el allov.ed of
fiH· pan~ per b1ll1o n
_ .. There's onl) o nt• other cast' ·in the county where
we found t0\1t kvel!> this high." Merryman said.
·anLa .\na \\3tcr officials are now 1n the process of
funhc.'r dl·fin1ng and tracking th<' plume and arc ex·
pectl·d to 0' er~c dean up of the toxic wat('r
Toxins have onl) been found so far m an aquifer
close to the surface -from 11 to 55 feet beneath ground
le"el -and domestic \\ater suppllt'"s are captured from
.\t Emerson ( o mputer Power Plant. at 3300 South
Standard A\e .. 1 IU.000 pans per billion TCE was
d1!.tOH"rt:d. along "1th another sol"ent knov. n a!> 1.1 1-
tm hloroc1hane.
.\ muth lar~er pool -about three miles long. one
mile \\ 1d e and _50 feet thick -contaminated with a
canccr-cau,;,1ng degreasing agent was d iscovered in 1985
1n three agmuhural \\ell~ O\\ned b} The ln•ine Co
Cleanup of 1ha1 "ater. \\h1ch 1s not u5C.'d for domestic
suppllC\. •~ nov. under \\3~
"-hale T( E v.a'> banned from use m ore than IO
) car~ ago. pcrchlonx.·th) knt· and 1.1.1-thnchloroethane
Reagan reassumes
duties to lead f ete
at Magic Kingdom
By HOW ARO FINE
C"y Nrw1 ~rvl<•
Thrny-fi,e ~ear'i lata. the tno of men
\\ho helped launch the .. Greatest Fantas'
of the 20th C entun ·· were back at D1s-
nc\ land Frida' to rededicate the theme
part.. oncl· derided as .. D1snc' 's Foth ..
\lumrnts after ..t rcpla) of a ll\e .\BC
1cln·a<i1 of thl· Juh 17. 1955. c'c nt. An
Lint..lc11er. Bob < 'ummings and former
Prl·\ldcnt Ronald Rl·agan de~endcd
from J replir.1 of the Fantas' land castle
to kad the lddua11on ·
.. II I'> ..aid that one man and a '1s1on
l:ln l hJngl· thl· "hole \\Orld." Reagan
s..t1d ··~la) be \\Jlt Dl\nC) d1dn·1 change
tlw gl11hl'. but ht• made his own small
rornl·r 11f the Y.cirhJ a ix·rfrct place."
l 1nl..kttl'r. ''ho ho<o tcd rv·s "House
Pam·· 1n thl' latl' .. i(h and l·arh 'Mh and
intnidun·d f r .,, Parkt:r a\ "Da"
( rtlll l·tt". 1n that original trkra'il. <,;:rni
"If rm hl·rt' 1<1 rt·prl·,1.·n1 Walt·, gl·ner·
a1mn \OU .ind l·,t·nonl' here arr the
chilJrl'n 111 till· llfl .. lnl ..
fhl• ··~m1" \\:I\ .I 1.11rld"ldl' u>nlingl'Ol
ol ml·d1J rq'Hl'\l.OIJll\1'' 110 hand 10
reu11d 1h1· '"1h ann1'1'f\.tl'\ 1..11.t..on h''>·
II\ llll'\
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nl·,l.1nd 1hc "l.1rgn1 .ind granlk.,1 l.int.J\\
l'\ l'f ,l·l·n IO till ~11th ll'OIUf\ ..
( umn11n1.1-' """ pl.t~l·d .1 pjJ,hi•\ pho·
l\lgr.1phl·r 11n lhl· 11IJ ··111\l' thJt Hoh"
\1'fll'' h.1J .1 hl.·Julllul ~11ung 'AOmJn on
l'.ll h arm
"I Jed thdt f>"nC\land " a\ tx·,1111dul
;i, 1hc tir'' da~ 11 11ix·nl·d ·· 1hl· .. _,_~1·ar
nld .1l1111 ,;rid .1Jding "\.\c·rl· 11n our \\a\
tu I Jnt;i,~1..tml 11gh1 ncm ··
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nn l:ind·, Jir,1 PJrt\ < 1r:i, .. raradl· -
l111Q1nl 1111 .1 111f'l' 1h.11 pulkd J door from
the ... 1111.1,~l.rnd l.1,tk. rl'll·;1 \1ng do,es
and 111ulh1ng oil J lirl'\\ork\ e\tra,a-
gan1a
..\flcl"'ard. \.\.ill D"ne~ ·,original ded1-
c:111un 'Pl'elh "a' n·pl:t~l·d The D1~
nl•,land founda told that a ud1rnCl' 15
}l'ars ago thJI .. lkre age rc11,l·\ fond
ml'mOrll'' of the PJ'I .ind ~uuth ll\l'' thl'
1dl•:JI\ ot the lulun· ·
l>1\nl'\ C ha1rm.111 \11lhJd I l\nl·r fl'·
tJlkd gro\\ rng up 1n ,l.,, \ url < 11' 1n
145' ;ind tr' 1rw. 111 f)l'f\UJdl' h" mom 111
tall· him 111 1lb 1 1.1r.1"a' fanw''
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pl.in' for thl' 11111\1 .1mh1111111' c\pan'>ll>n
p rogram 111 thl· h1't11r\ 111 1>1,nl'' land ··
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lll'>' th;l\l' pbm 1n :J(f\Jntl' nt' that
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J\,lllJhk ,p.1u· in \n.1hnm 1mluding.
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t•i:-1:< 1t .1lqu1rnl 21<' .Il k ' in I ong fk;ilh
''rth thl' punh.t'l' 111 th,· \\rathl'f ( 11rp
Former Chicago Symphony
official named to OC post
By Th~ Dally Pilot
< •l'Ofgt' f: I ngdahl. lormer 'KC pres1-
dl·n1 lnr dl'' dopml'nl ol the Chicago
s~ mphun~ ha\ tx't•n apprnnted to the
sam,· P<>\l "1th the Orange Count~ Pcr-
lorm1ng \rt., < enter and "111 begin tn
m1d-Fehruar. .\rt\ <enter officials an-
nounll'd ·
Arnold B•clcm•n
UCI laser
institute
• receives
S6 million
By Th~ 0.llly Piiot
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IJ'l·r in\trtutc ,1, .1n 1n1crna11onalh rl'·
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ml'nl
Financing
problems
holdup
repairs
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of ,,... 0..-y ,._ SI'°"'
1 inanung prohlem~ arc-threatening a
t11un-11rdal·d r1·no' a11on project at Costa
\k'-l' dilJp1dJtnJ \loha Palms '1ob1lc
I l11ml· P.irk
Rl·<o1dl·nh thl'fl' hJ\l· been on a rent
'In l' lor rwJrh t\\11'l'ars11\er \\hat the'
\J\ .Ill' un,Jk .inJ unhealthlul cund1t1ua~
JI thl· pJrl
Hut 11tliual' 111 R uh1duux Pannersh1p "h" h .1l4u1rnl lhl' propen~ alter thl.'
'tr1l..1· h.1d .ilfl'Jd' \l.1ned. '\a~ lhl' strike
"1111\\ p1,,l'nlm~ thl·m from rl·no,aung
1111 p.111..
· 1 hl· prugr.rm " \talkd OCl'aUSl' ol
lurnl1ng Kuh1J11u\ pannl·r Ed Bens~I
,,11J .. \\ l. h,1' l. nl'" coaches on o rder
thJI Jfl' rl·Jd' lo tx· dd1H'rl.'d. We arC'
ll\llll:! 111 ''TUil' (1nanung hut its d1flicult
11.,·,Ju\r 111 lhl' ,11n11n uing '>1tua11on v.1th
lhl' ll·llt \111\..,·
ll.irh111 \lun1up.ll ( oun Judgt ~llm
I rJ11ll111\Jld1n IJle <ktoher that he ~a'i
\.tll\liL·d 1h.11 K11h1J11u \ had dctcd 1n good
IJ1lh ''\ hq1,mn1ng 1mrmnemen1., o n un..-
trJ1kr ,11r rl'l llng J rJv. <,c.·"'a~e leak and
1n'tJ l11nl:! u11li1' ,11nm·lt1<1n' lor planned
11l'" moh1k h11m.:'>
'l'" l'1Jlhl·, "l'fl· to ha'e ~gun clffi\·
1nl:! JI th,· pJr!.. 1n '-o,l·m ~r But because
111 1h1 Jilli<. ult' 1n oht.iining financing for
c1 rru['l:rt' l'n' umt":rt'd h' a rent stnk.e.
fk n"I \J1d Ruh1d11u\ \\3~ sen·cd ~1th a
,k IJult 1111t1le Jnd had to c;uspend reno-
'Jl11111' I hl· dt·JJ ull \\as sta,cd off. b ut
lhl progrJm rnna1n'i o n hold. Bensyl
\Jld
K 11 hard \p1 \ .tn atturnl·~ for the rent
'tr1la' "11d h1· hl.'11ncd the s11ua11on at
\l11h.1 f>Jln1' ''J' m11n· due to the own-
l'I' 111l·,p11n,1hli11' than to financial r• ohll'lll\
.. It", harJ l11r nw to clll'l'PI their singing
tlw hlun ·· \pl\ ..aid ... \\hen the) 've just
mJ1k .1 n11ll11111·dollar offn on two more
-.lu111' 1111 \111rn1l· \treet in Santa .\na.
I h1•, '>l'l'm to hJ\l' rknt~ of mone} for
11th,·1 11l\ "'111wn1' J he\ ·rt maJor league
\h1111l.11J,
ttl·n"I \J1d \p1\ \\a' misrepresenting
I h, '11UJt111n
· c >n,· rr,1Jl'rt dt>l'~n ·1 relate to tac
111lw1 h,· '-lid ··\1 r p1\ knO\\\ vel)
"'·II ih.11 financing for one 'cnture has
nothing 10 d11 \\Ith another property
Ltlh rn'fk'rt~ " financed on 1t\ own
nll·r1h \ han~n docsn·1 gl\e a damn
"hJt' h.1prx·n1ng v.1th an ~ other pro~
l'rl\
..\ lourt hearing on ..\lo ha Palme; \\Ill be
hdd in Jl'>out Vl da~ s. Bens} I said No
l'\Jl 1 d.itc ha\ bet·n set. he said
Engdahl. P "Ill he responsible for
planning and managing all phases of the
Am tenter's fund-ra1o;1ng effons. His
appmnlml·nt h~ the .\ns Center's board
capped a search effort that began shonly
after Thnma' R. Pac,cot· left the organ1za-
11on 111 \ugu\t 1 llM8.
..I am C\l'lll'd h' thl· challenge as-
soc1Jtn J \\1th making the Orange County
Performing .\rl'i ( l'O tcr the most
outstantling center of 11c; 1..tnd 1n the
countr):· Engdahl coa1d
Niguel woman dies in accident
Engdahl ocgan h1~ fund-raising career
\\Ith ( ahfornta Lutheran Un1,ers1t) 1n
Thou..anJ Oaks. where he prl"· lousl) had
lectured in h1stol) and coached football George llngd•hl
and baseball. Ht· then directed develop-
m ent efTon s for ..\ugustana College m f'hKago s~ mphon~ Orchestra In 1983
Illinois and the U niversity of Colorado's W11h the C h1cago organ11at1on. he 1s
Health Sciences Center before Joining the credited \\1th retinnga '>U~tant1al defic it
By th~ Dally Piiot
.\ Laguna '-1gud \\11m,111 "a' t..lllnl 1n
an ,1lt 1den1 earh 1 hur,Ja, that
:i u1h11nt1''' lx•li1•\(.' ;n,11l<l·d .1 drunt..en
drt\l'f
\tar~ f Lt'<.'.,-\\a\ pninnuntl'd dead
at I 'ill .1 m "'' \.\ e'itern \kd1lal < e nter
alter 'he "a' hit h~ a l ar \\ htlc ,,pcning
a dn'l'"a~ gate o n ( o lhns ..\'cnuc 1n
Orange. a C'altfom1a H 1ghwa} Patrol
\po!..t''"omJn ,;11d The car was dn,en
h\ \..l -H·Jr-11ld ( arohna 5tevcnson of
T·orranlt' ··~1c' cnC>on ~as southbound m the
pmatl' dn'e and Lc-e. a pedcstnan. was
opening tht' gatl' ·· spokeswoman An1CI
John<>on ..aid .. For unknown reasons. tbc
\Chide <.trulk Lcr. who sustained fatpl
tnJUrle'> ..
t('venson was arrested o n susp1c1on of
fel on) drunken dnvina. Johnson satd.
U>Ata Mesa Fountain Valley Wedne5day thal two pvblic address
speakers were stolen from Thurston
Middle School over the holidays.
Broolchurst Street and Adams .i\' ·
enuc. The man ordered the teller to
put the monc) 1n a paper bq but
didn't d1spla) a gun. witnesses 'laid.
store. lu1 . ewoort Center Drive. " .. ..\ ~2·~('ar-0ld woman walking
W) School about l p.m . W= when a man in a whilt. okkr
The door to the men's bathroom
at a park o n Victoria Street was
npped off 1t'i hinges and lef\ lain
near a wall.
PolJcc arrested a transient from
Oklahoma City following a pan-
handling complaint and records
check that showed he was wanted o n
six misdemeanor warrants totaling
SI 7.000 ba~ • • • Three thieves were sc:cn opening
the cash box and fleeing with $75
from the Exxon suition al 16225
Harbor Blvd. • • • Someone known b y the mana1C·
mcnt signed for a $22 ps purchase
throua.h the company. credit line at
the Arco station. 18480 8rookhunt
SL. after be had bttn fired. • • • Buralan untied the c:nvu top
from she rear or. boet aftd took the
nlCtio tekobone and marine depth
lndcr • Stor 'N Lot. '°'°' (jar. ftdd Avt. The loll .,... MOO. • • • Ua•alia v., -... IMld
I ........ Widl I lll1tra t. die lllldolt'M Dli'..._TM .;.,._ ........... Victim·• .. ,1111. .. '1-.,.
• • • I\ hit and run was reponed tn the
area of Luuna Canyon and El Toro
roads on Wednesday. I . . ' Auto pans were stolen from a
vehicle parlccd in the 700 block of
South Coast High way o n Tucsda}
night.
Bea~h
• • • Res1denu 'iatd thn discovered
gang graffiti on a block· wall near the
R1 vermeado\\S tondomm1um s on
Rock Crcd.. • • • Burglars bmkc into a home tn the
2100 block of Huntinaton Street
through a rear kitchen windo w and
stoic a stereo. TV Kt. a telephone
and a Nintendo video game.
Newport Beach
Two brand-new Corvetto parked
through ·a court}ard toward her
apanmcnt building tn the 1800
blod tif "-lfl th Street was con-
frontl·d h' a man \\ho stood mastur-
bating. \\Ith h1\ "'h1te <;weat pants
around his t..n ces. • • • ,\ male In his m1d·~Os Wl1h !lhort.
curl} rcdd1s h ·hrown h air
climocdthrough a bathroom window
1tt--a ho me tn the 1900 block ot
Galatea T('rracc. startlin• 1 maid.
The man said 10mcth1na. then
climbed ltJck o ut and fled. .,
Oodgr pulled alonpi<k her near
comer of undancc and Turtle ltoP
Dmc. The man opened his car~
and exposed h1mtclf to the lirl. 9'le
later told her mother. Police •
unable to locate the flasher. • • • Another flasher. wean~
cords and no hirt. pulled his $
down near the c.omer of
Parkway and T oledo abcMn 12.
p.m. Wednctday~ Cllposlf\I hi...W
l O panef"Hy. The man WU •
acri bed as S t'ttt t iftChes tall wi1J1 a
thin build,
WMUS. u.s.s.a. ~ -MM n s. aed•w ..... • ,= m ••ld111 l.JtbU9.
lloal witb the two ocher a.Ide .... LaMa ... Ealonia. in 1940 under a eecret .......... wit.II Vilai• Utbuuia'a capital.
Tbe ITN repaner llbd ii the dnA law
WI a law of IOcal indepeDdeacc. .. :..! .... a wlda tfllCCN' could .... . ...... .., .............. Nazi Omnuy. . Liduaan~ )he eoutbenuaolt oftbe Baltic:a, is
about 600 miles west of Moecow.
.. We bave aa article la die ComailUdoa. I: a• ...... DlnlitdleNINbtictowede .._ liwill Ullioa.. · k __ _,ftom IMSoviet..-..1"1 awe lilow he Utbuuia woulcf be under .... non be eaviliona.
About J00,000 Litbuaniant . med a:ntral
Vilmm lale Thunday in I ca~t demon-
stration b' freedom 11 the conclusion of the fint
day of~· thne-day visit
Gotbechev rcilenled hit oppoeitioft to tbe
independence drive, wb.icb be bu said could
cau1e a breakup of the Soviet Union. bu1 said be
would not stand in the way of the Lithuanian
people's wiU.
He aaid he twd ordered that a law be wriuen
and published establishina a mechanism for
secession from the Soviet Union, a riJbt paran-
teed br the country's I 977 Constitution but not
rccoshized to date.
Accontiaa to thit anide, ev«J. repubtic ba the riabt to teceMion. to eo afty. Tbe rtpt ii tbere, ..
be said.
Altbouab he bu .,.nted .Utbuanian1 and
their neip6on in LatVia and EatonJa a lafle
meuure of economic and polilical ~
OOl'blcbcv bu conliaaently and llwply cnliCbed
Lithuanian Communist Party leaden f'or prellina
for complete independence .
.. We have been ded •oeetber for tbele SO
ycen. whether we like it or not, .. Gort.cbev told
a crowd after .J...,.._ a wreath at a monument to Vladimir~ .... lte did not spell out how the machinery for
He convened an emeraency lellion of the
national party'• Central Committee last month to
discuss the issue.
By aoina to Vilnius, Oort.cbev put his
personal prntiae on the lane 11 never before in
nearly five ycan in power, appearina in a
republic that openly dill&RCI with him and is
unlikely to be moved by his appeals.
secession worked. . · But be al.so told a mec~na of Lithuanian
iateUectual1 that .. I am for telf-determiaation aU
~ way to ICCCSlioo. .. accordiQI to Lithuanian
TV conesponcknt f.duatdu Potesimbs.
Lithuanians say they want to restore the
~Ddence they bad betwun the world wars.
SoVICt dictator J <>tef Stalin absorbed Lithuania
In an interview-with Britain's Independent
Television News. Soviet Forci&n Ministry
spokesman Gcnnady I. Gcrasimov confirmed
Moscow was prepanng the law.
"You must think about the interests of the
other party too. so there must be mechanism for
divorce, so to say," the spokesman said from
Gorbachev is in Lithuania to try to rcvcnc
the Lithuanian pany·1 break with the national
party, decided in December.
Report blasts INS,
requests an end to
employer sanctions
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Cali-The commission took testimony '
fomia's civil rights agency called from employers. employees, unions
Thursday for suspension of penalties and ~ovcrnmcnt officials last year at
apinst employers who hire illegal hearings in Oakland, Fresno and Los
aliens and said federal immigration Angeles.
officials arc contributing to wide-Its report follows other critical
spread discrimination against studies of the law by a New York
forcian-lookina j~seeken. state agency and a task fo~ of the
The Immigration and Natural-American Civil Libenks ll.Dion and
ization Service has failed to enforce the Mexican-American lepl De-
a ban on discrimination in the 1986 fensc and Educational Fund.
immigration law and has not INS spokeswoman Virginia Ki~
educated employers adequately defended the agency's performance,
about the law, leaving many of them noting that it had spent millions of
afraid to hire foreign 1ppcaring ap-dollars and thousands of hollrs an
plicants despite proof of lrpl rcsi-educating employers about the lm-
dency, said the state Fair Employ-migration Reform and Control Act
ment and Housing Commission. of 1986. or IRCA.
"Motivated by ignorance, con-··The INS has done an excellent
fusion and fear of sanctions. some job of implementing this law," Kice
employers have cngaJCd in said. ··1 don't think anyo ne can
citizenship status discrimination." classify employer sanctions or I RC A
the commission said. as a failure."
For example, it said. they have But despite the INS' effons. the
rejected some types of valid work California commission said, ··much
authorization documents have de-of the public -employers. em-
manded documents only from appli-ployees. and JOb applicants -re-
c.ants who appeared foreign. or have mains largely uninformed (or) mis-
sou&ht authorization documents informed about IRCA's cmploy-
from prc-1986 employees whom the mcnt authorization verification re-
law exempted. quircmen~. and .. its anu-discrimina-
ln addition, the repon said, "in its uon prov1s1ons.
educational contacts with cm-IRCA allowed aliens ltvang in the
p4oycrs. the INS places undue United St.ates since Jan. I, 1982 to
emphasis on employer sanctiom (for scclc legal residency: provided fines
knowingly hiring undocumented of up .to $10.000 for knowingl y
workers) and gives little or no atten-hirins undocumented aliens. and
tion to the anti-discrimination obli-prohibited job discrimination
ptions of employers." against th06C seeking kplizat1on.
It said the INS, "despite evidence The st.ate comm1ss100. whose
of widespread discrimination ... has seven members ~re appointed by
not actively been filing discrimina-Gov. George Dcukme,ian, said the
tion complaints." Many immigrants prosecutions o~ employers should be
and rcfusces arc discouraged from ·~uspende~ until the INS improves
filina complaints by .. lack of know!-its educational cfTons and clears up
edae, · fear of governmental its bac~log of applications for work
authorities and fear of employer · authonzation.. .
retaliation," the repon said. The c~mm1ss1on also. callc~ for
It also cited testimony that INS changes in th~ 1.986 law. including a
qcnts have been armed with re-~n C?n d1scnminatory treatment of
volvers durina auditing inspections immigrant farm workc.rs -some. of
and that the INS "appears to be w~om. the rcpo~ ~1d. are being
f.al'letina Hispanic and other ethnic paid below the minimum wage.
cmploycn, particularly in the res-"The purpose was supposed to be
taurant industry," for investigations to stem the flow of illegals." said
af\d penalties. commissioner Oslas Goren.
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Winter floods
l'our men 1tr1199le to keep • ur frOfll being wadled awa1
by surging ftood waters In Cenkalla, Wadi. on Wedn•ldaJ·
Th• ur was swept off th• road after being driven onto a
flooded portion of a hlthway. M .... be,. of thew....,,..._.
National Guard hooked a chain to the ur and pulled It to
ufaty. f'art1 of Wadlington .ute were flooded this weell
after heavy rains and runoff from snow stor•a.
Stuart tried to draw two
brothers into murder plan
BOSTON IA P) -Charles Stuart
tned 10 draw 1wo brothers into his
plot to kill his pregnant wife. but
other family members did not know
of Stuan·s involvement until days
befor,e: he committed suicide, an
attorney said Thursday.
Family attorney Richard Clayman
revealed that Michael Stuan had
been approached by Charles ··weeks
before" 1he Oct. 23 crime. but did
not realize 1he significance of the
ovcnure and refused to get involved
in .. an) crazy thing."
Three days after the shooting.
another brother. Matthew, who dis-
posed of a pistol suspected to be the
murder weapon and other evidence.
told M ichael of C harles· role in the
cnme. The brothers did not shart
their knowledge with the rest of the
fam1I~ unt1I shonly before Charles
Stuan·s Jan. 4 su1c1de.
Charles Stuan told police after the
shooting that he and his wife. Carol.
30. "ere attacked by a mugger as
the) left a binhing class at a city
hospital. Stuart was seriously
wounded but recovered. Their son.
born premature by Caesarean sec-
tion, died 17 days later.
Charles Stuan. 30. became a
suspect in the case Jan. 3 when
Matthew implicated him in his
wife's killing. He Jumped off a
bridge into Bos1on Harbor before
police could arrest him.
Clayman held a news conference
Thursda) a nd was JOincd by
Michael and a third brother. Mark
Stuan. and their.two sisters. Shelley
Yandoli and Neysa Porter.
Anti-abortionists to try moderate tact
.., Thi Alaodllted ,,...
Anti-abortion aroups intend to
project a more moderate imqe this
year as they lobby state lesislatu.rcs
ID the aftermath of tbc Supreme
Coun'1 Webster decision. But they
wiU f'acie ~ oppolition.
not jut from prodolc.e poups but
from their own movement•• hard-
linen.
With public opinion polls showing
a ~ty of Americans in favor of
leplized abortion, some anti-
~ poups have tcaled beck ~ pk to restrictions they be-1~ arc publicly ac:cepcaMe. ~ ~ nc-measures -indudina bills bulli abonioa u a bm of birth ~ Uttd requiri.111 minon to ..r
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meeting this year will consider some
form of abortion legislation. and 1t
will be a major issue in many st.ates,
including Alabama. Illinois.
Maryland. Michigan. New Hamp-
shire, North Carolina. Oklahoma.
Rhode Island and Virginia.
"This issue is the most con-
trovcni.aJ issue any legislature will
deal with in the next decade.'' said
Alabama state Sen. Ch ip Bailey, who
opposes abonion.
Alabama·s legislature will con-
sider two bills aimed at banning
abortion as a means of binh control.
lcavina it &cpl only in certain cues.
Anti-abortion groups already arc
batttina over what those exceptions
should be -one sian of a rift that
seems to be powina.
One p-oup, Alabama Citizens for
Lite. supports a bill that would allow
abortions in four illlta.DCa: rape,
iacna, whea a woman'• life is i.n dael:f, or when a~ woukl
produce an infant with .. profound o r
1rrcmed1ablc" dcform1t1cs.
But another group. the Alabama
Pro-Life CoaJition. opposes abortion
in cases involving deformities.
Lqislators arc cught in the middle
-and not happy to be there.
According to groups that track
abortion lqjslation. at least eight
other states will consider bills to
requi re parental consent or notifica-
tion. They arc Hawaii, Illinois. Lou-
isiana. Missouri, New Jersey. Vir-
ainia, Washinaton and Wisconsin.
At least seven will consider legis-
lation to ban publk funding of
abonion: California, Hawaii. llli-
noU. Minnesota. Missouri. New
Mexico and West Virginia.
And at lea.st nine stat.cs will con-
sidcr lesislation to outlaw abortion
11 a form of birth control.
lncliana. Minnaoca, North Caro-
lina, Oklahoma ud ViJ'si.nia are
expected to take up bills that mirror
the Missoun law that the Supreme
Court upheld last July 3. That law
bans abonions an public hospitals
and stops public employees from
counseling women about abortion.
among other things.
Some groups remain zealously
committed to fighting abortion in all
forms, while others. such as the
National Ri&ht to Life Committee,
arc now witfing to compromise.
Burke Balch, state legislative coor-
dinator for National Right to Life,
said the aroup is only supportina
legislation "that has strona support
in the polls ...
"We think we're puttin1 forth
legislation that stands a aood chanoc
of beina upheld by the current (Su-
preme) Court, and that is lqjslation
that doesn't outri&ht ban abortion
bu1 bans some: of the more esreaious forms,.. be added.
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plan mass j~mp
for homecoming
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Montoya was known as 'El Band~o'
SACRAMENTO-A lobbyist and former lqjslator testified Th~y
that be recommended that one of his clients make a ~SOO ~pallJl
contributioD to Sen. Joeeph Montoya because of Montoya s reputation of
bei "El Bandito " -~t lobbyist Roben Oine, a former aaem~yman. said Montoya did
not tolicit the contribution and there was no quad pro quo for the money.
Oine aid he IJ'rUled the .donation before. he, went to sec Mo~t~ya about
supportina a natural ps bill because he d1dn t wa!'t t~ be sol.ac1tcd. .
"I felt it was better to have a prearran&cd contnbut1on to_h11 ~paign
and not put myself in a position to be soficited for one." .said Oan.e, ~.ho
testified that Montoya had the reputation aro~nd the Capitol of beana El
Bandito," which means "the bandit" in Spanish.
Gas forces hundreds from homes
SACRAMENTO -Several hundred people were forced to evacuate
from their homes and businesses Thursday in north ~cramei:ito after a
cloud of hydrogen chloride gas leaked from a damaged cyli nder. Eag})t people
were treated for gas inhalation. .
City spokeswoman Christine O lson sa.id ~ forklift true~ ran mto. the
cylinder at an Airco Company warehouse, upping the pressunzcd .container
to the concrete floor and damaging the release valve. St.ate safety mspectors
said later t.hat the canister apparently did not have a safety cap to protect
the valve.
Judge will not unseal verdicts
LOS ANGELES -The jud&c in the McManin Pre-School molestation
trial said he was "on the razor's edJ~" pondc~ng whether t~ un~I 52
verdicts but attorney's made the dec1s1on for him -no verdicts Wlll be
unsealed until all verdicts arc complete.
Superior Court Judge William Pounders abruptly cancelled a heanng
scheduled for today to confront the question of reading partial verdicts.
Jurors scheduled only a half day of dcliberauo ns because one of them has
a doctor's appointment.
When defense and prosecution lawyers telephoned him ~o express
adamant opposition to piecemeal return of verdicts. Pounders yielded. He
cancelled the hearing and decided to wall for further word from the jury.
'\\TIO'\ ·\I. HHlt:t ·s
Pennsylvania's biggest S&L seized
WASHINGTON -Federal regulators on Thursday seized Atlantic
Financial Federal. Pennsylvania's largest savings institution. transfemng
control to a new agency created to handle failing or troubled thrifts.
A new federal mutual association was created 10 acquire all dcposi1s
and certain assets and liabilities of the Bala Cynwyd. Pa. savings and loan.
which was one of six thrifts seized Thursday 10 bring the tot.al under
government control to 290.
SS tax rollback called a ploy
. WASHINGTON -The Bush adm1nistrat1on found itself arguing
against a polit1call) appealing tax cut Thursday as 1t denounced a proposed
rollback of Social Securit) payroll taxes as a Democratic ploy to ··fiddle
aroun9" with the nation's retirement system .
Presidential press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said the administration
opposes a plan by &n. Daniel Patnck Moynihan. D-N. Y .. to repeal this
year"s Social Secunl) tax hike and 10 funher cut the rate next Jan. I
Poll: U.S. favors llmlted terms
WASHINGTON -More than two-thirds of Amencans surveyed said
the) favor a cons1tut1onal limitation o n the number of years a person can
s.crve an Congress. according to a Gallup survey released Thursday.
The poll, conducted for the National Federation of Independent
Business, found 70 percent of respondents favored in general a limitation
on House and &natc members. while 28 percent opposed and 2 pe~nt had
no opinion.
Asked if they would suppon establishing a 12-ycar hm1t on service an
the House and &nate. 58 percent said yes and 40 percent opposed.
Cocaine big factor In traffic deaths
CHICAGO -A study of 643 people killed 1n New York City traffic
accidents shows 1hat 18.2 percen1 had used c0c.11ne within 48 hours of the
accident.
Of those 643. blood-alcohol and cocaine tests were available for 378
dnvcrs. and 56 percen1 had used o ne or both.
··This will be a national problem,'' the lead researcher. Dr. Peter M.
Marzuk. said Thursday. "I think if you looked at dnver fatalities in other
large c1t1es you might find relati vely comparable results ...
HOHl.D HHlt:t ·s
Norlega's headquarters demollshed
PANAMA CITY. Panama -President Guillermo Endara and Vice
President Ricardo Arias Calderon bcpn demolishing Panama's old Defense
Forces headquarters Thursday, swinajng sledgehammers at what they called
the core of the Noriega dictatonhip.
T he bu~lding is to be ~placed by Democracy Plaza and part of a
housms proJ~ for poor famahes whose homes were destroyed in the Dec.
20 U.S. mvas1on that ousted Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega from power.
Ex-Bulgarian leader faces charges
SOFIA. Bulpria -Ousted Communist leader Todor Zhivkov is likely
to face cbarJes of abuse of power, fraud and violating human ri&hts. a
member of a parliamentary commission said Thursday .
The inquif'Y. mi&ht stop short, however, of uncarth!fiC inqularities by
Communists still in power. said Peter Beron, a commiu1on member and
pro-dcmocncy activist.
.. It's not an any job," Beron said. became some of Zhivkov'1 auociates
"arc still very much at larlr."
Army wlll keep high proflle
BWING -China's army wiU maintain a at.rona ~"to safepard
public lealrity" in the Beiji111 area followi111 the liftjna of martial law, tbc
aovcmmeat'I top tpOkeaman llid Tbunday.
Up to I ,000 troopl mmdMld acroa Taaaanmen ~uare on Tbunday m~ boun after seven months of nwUal law offtCially ended in the
capital. I tbouOI maniaJ law was over," said one of tbe 1everal tbcMasa.nd
people on the f OO«re lquate II be watched the military prcJCellloa.
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Su y for Rodney "Rod" CoUitt a
Hunt na1on Beach teacher who 18-bo~ to impart hi1 love of nature
and \he outdoon in bis pupils. CoWer, 42, started a fldd atudy
trip to Yotemlte National Parlt each
May for eipth p-adm in the Ocean
View School District.
He died Tuetday of skin cancer
fa mily memben said. '
Ill and off work, Collier wrote a
letter published in the Marina View
School's newsletter last November
urgina younpters to be careful out
1n the sun. He wrote that melanoma
v.as preventable if youngsters would
take ccnain protcttive steps and use
block out.
The daniers of skin cancer were
not commonly known when Collier
"as a boy growing up in San Diego
and playing volleyball on the beach
v. 1thout his shirt. friends said.
Collier's wife. Mary. also a teacher
at Marina View. said her husband
v.as a "a real outdoorsman" whose
idol was "kind of' naturalist John
Muir. Collier back-packed in the
summer and skied on cross country
snow trips in the winter. his wife
said. He had a great interest in preserv-
ing the national parks and he lec-
tured his pupils that if they didn't
take care of the parks the) wouldn't
ht' around fo rever. she said.
She said her husband noticed a
mole that was removed three years
ago. But doctors d iscovered that
cancer advanced into his I) mph S)S-
tem last Februaf). He was taken to ~1ass1on Hospttal Regional Medical
Center in M1ss1on Viejo last Fnday.
Manna View Pnnc1pal Robert
\' ouga called Collier's dcath "a
tremendous loss .. to pupils. tC'achcrs
and parents.
Voup said there was .. a lot of
caring' among the pupils when news
11 f Collier's death 'A-as announct'd b\
the homeroom tcachcrs Wt'dncsda}·.
"There Wl're quite a few with
hl·a "> gnt'f." hl' S."l1d. "We allowed
Rodney .. Rod'" Colll•r
them to rcllect their thoughts.
"We·ve also had any number of
parents who called. offering their
help."
Besides his wife. Cother leaves
t"'o children. Jessie. 15. and Wyau.
17. "ho att{·nd Marina High School.
He has taught at Ocean View
Schools since 197 1. also serving at
Rancho Vie" and Ci rcle View.
Memonal services arc scheduled
Sunda} at I p.m. at the H ununiton
Beach High School Auditorium.
Former students are invited.
~kmonal donations can be made
to Yosemite Fund, 1n memory of
Rod Collier. 155 Montgomery St ..
Suite 1104. San Francisco. 94104.
Donar'i should request the bank to
make an acknowledgment to Marv
Collier at Manna V1ev. Sc hool. 5683
T1lburg Dme. Huntington Beach.
4~649
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John Sylvester; the little boy FREDDY "hose carh 'car'> "ere filled with
books. mu.Sil: and an lilms. th1'
detour from thl· fast lane seems to be
"orl..1ng.
.. Tcmficd and \ 1olcncc are two
d1ITt·rt•nt things ... he said "It's a lot
different Nian The Boston Strangler
v.ho rapes ~ou .ind murders ~ou
"1th a stocking o'er ~our face I
ml·an there's 'iolcncr and then
thl'fl"'> '1okncc ..
"atch the most tnghtening sc-
quenl·cs. In those cases. Englund
said he ..ent tape<> of Freddy being
made up and film C\plaming that
the character 1s make believe.
Babe Ruth called a homer for Fr~m~~ics figu re prominenth tn
rJ the life of Rolxn Englund. the adult.
those two specific incidents a~ Thl·} are a maJor reason he and his probahl~ the best known Rut "'1fc. Nanq. recentl~ bought a homr
stones." said Robert CreamC'r. in Laguna Beach.
NEW YORK -When Johnn'
'nhl'Stl·r's father v.antcd a second
opinion about his sick bo}. hl· con·
'ultcd Babe Ruth The baseball
kgend·~ treatml·nt "a" unorthodox
-a I 1)26 WorlJ ScnC's home run.
John Oak Svlvt'stcr. 7..i. died ~lunda}. But ·Ruth's purported
p1om1St· and dch\CI) ofa home run
'"es on. memonahn·d tn news-
papers. b1ograph1cs and on film.
though v.1ldl~ d1)ton<"d
.. So man) things about &he Ruth
ha\e become li l e Greek m)th·
olog>." basrhall historian Don
llonag sa1d aftl·r hl·anng of S}I·
'ester'!> death.
SylHster died at a hospital on
;-.;cw York's Long Island No cau~
lll dl·ath was g1' l·n.
According to nl·ws reports from
the time. S)hcstcr "'as k1ckl·d 1n the
head h) a horse. sufTmn$ a hfe·
threatrn1ng inJur~ whirh kit the 11 -
\Car-old bo' hc.·dnddl·n 1n Essn
Fells. N.J .
Johnny rcportcdl) told his fa ther.
~1anhattan bank vice president
Horace s, 1' ester. "Gl·e. I wish I
could ~c Babe Ruth "allop a homer
ht-fore I die ..
The elder 'h ester contact<:d
Ruth's team. the Ne" York Yan·
kccs., 1n St. Louis '1a telegram. rC'·
rnuoung h1\ son's request. .\uto-
graphed balls from the Yankees and
the St. Louis Cardinals "'ere sent to
the lad; Ruth wrote on onC' ball. 'Tll
hit a home run for }OU in Wedncs-
da) ·s game."
The Sultan of Swat then htt three
homers in thc Yankees· 10-5 fourth
game victory over the Cardinals.
Johnny's doctors reponed the bo)
had bounced back remarkably from
his illness. and a legend was born.
Sy lvester quickly became Amcn ca·s
most famous inval id .
"That and the called home run -
author of the b1o~ph) .. Babe.'' Laguna is "herl· Englun~ spc~t
.. The incident 1s son of charac· ht'> l·hildhood summas. In tact. 11'
tl·nmc of Ruth He had a great son "hcrl· h1) mother spc-nt her child·
of ingcmous qualit~ about him." h~ summc~
said Creamer "He'd do things li ke o \\hl.'.n lhl' m·"I~ maml.'d cou-
thl). somc11mes "1th great pubhctt). pie "ho also h.i' e a hou'ie in t~e
sometimes "''h no publict t~... Holl~"oud H1lh. began tooling tor
When William fkndl\ portra}cd a Sl'cond homl'. Laguna came qu1l l ·
"The Bambino .. on film. the stol) I) to m1nJ T_hc~ l..ne" "hat the'
haJ Ruth tx·ds~ "'th a d~1ng bo~ "ere lool..1ng tor
"hl·n the home run "as promised. It t\anl·~ "Jntcd J km on tree and a
"as far from 3C'l'Uf3te. but as l o1 pond. Rolx·n. "anted a plan·
Creamer nott'd. "That was a prctt} "hcrl' 11ml· ha\!. tro1cn. or had at
bad movu.'." lca't not ral'l'd tof"ard He v.anted
One week later. Ruth v1s1tl·d the a lt11k p1l.Ll' of ht'> past back_
lad fohnm . \\Cit av.arr that Ruth "I nce<kd Laguna to do something
had l:wen caught Sll':thng fo r the final ~or me that II USl•d to do.'' he said
out Ill the Yanl..l'l·s scncs lo'is. told ~1 ~ mother pas~cd a"a) recentl~.
thl' Babe. ·Tm Slim the Yanks and I JU'>t kind ol thou$ht her sp1nt
1051 ·· · "3'> still 1n Laguna a ltttk bit.
5, h rstl'r went on to attt'.nd ·-rm JUSI gratl'ful for a lot of the
Pnncl·ton l 'n1,ers1t,. ~er't'. 1n la(l llfl·hange 1n Laguna." he added.
World War II. and tx-come prC'stdent .. thl' larl.. ul ~l·,dopment. and the
of pacl..1ng mal·hine~ husin{·'is. His "J~ ~ou l·an hnd a SI f'.!•ll1on homl·
son. John Jr .. said his dad n·ma1ned nc\t 10 a l111k cottage
a Yanl ccs fan until the." end . His ov.n cottage. a ··put up ~our
SI" ester 1s also sun,, cd b' a sister lel'I on tht• coffee ta bk and come on
and a brother. • do"n for the "eekend house." I)
perched on a rorner lot. bound b)
boug.a1n\llka. Built in IQ29. 11 1s
home~ and unassuming -wood
tloors. thro" rugs. ovC'rstuffed
furniture
The "hok Johnn) S~ h ester SIOf)
apparrntl) had ltttle dTCC't on the
Babe . .\crnrd1ng to Creamer's bio-
graph). Ruth v.as s11ung around
"•th a coupl e of baseball wntcrs
dunng spnng training in 1927 when
} 1' cster's uncle approached the
Babe and thanked him profuse!).
"Ho" 1s Johnn) 7" Ruth asked.
The uncle assured the Babe that
Johnn~ "'as do ing OK and walked
awa}.
Ruth. who was notonousl) bad
"1th names and referred to most
C' en one as "k1d:· turned to 1he
rC'porters and asked. "Now who the
hell 1s Johnn) Sylvester'!'
Famil) portrans fill the mantle
under a "Hom(' S"~t Home"
plaque ~fil~. frank Sinatra croons
.. Pennies From Heaven.. in the
background. Not at all what one
"ould expect from the infamous
Frcdd'. "son of 1.000 maniacs, .. or.
for that matter. the decomposing 1f
musacall> incli ned phantom of
Eng.lund s latest mo' 1c. "Phantom
of the Opera."
But for Robert Englund. the "'~·
)Car-old former ShakMpcarcan actor
"I can get to Laguna Jnd I'm thl·re
ma' Ix a da' anJ a half and m' "h~)k ho<l\ changes." he said ... , can
reall~ fl·rl m' "hok tx·1ng '>low
do" n. "h1ch " 'omethrng I need to dll ..
V. hllc not ~l·t d a1m1ng to be a
··11X'al." l nglund qu1ckl~ endcan-d
h1m<,e lf 1L1 h1' ne\' ne1ghlior'> tin
'\,u' 11 "hen he J nJ his "Iii.' JOl nt'.d
"'.51111 other Jem1ln\trators 1n
Lagun:i ( .tn)un to protl·'>t the
L.igunJ L.1 urcl dn dopment
Englund spol..c out at the ralh
ag • .11mt dc,elopmc.-nt in the rnn,on.
E'en mcmhc.·r., of thl' < 1t\ C ouncil
v.erc 1mprl·s~·J ·
··He's a gr~at gu~ ·· \31d < oun-
~il man Dan "l·nnl·,. "ho first met
Englund on the \\ail.. ··Ht• H'all) 1s
the an11thl'\1S of h1~ charactc.-r ..
~ot that he didn't lo'e "ThC'
Boston Strangkr:· he adds hasul~
Th\.' d11frrem·e. he said. 1s that film
anJ other'> such as ··tn Cold Blood"
and ··Lethe! V. capon" are more
.. dLXumcnta~ '10lcnce" .... hile his
mn' 1c<. arc fanta''
.. I he tt'.l'n-ager'> "ho ~ this. th<'~
d110't tJl..C' that a) rea1:· Englund
'><lid "I JU~l thin!.. 11·s kind of nd1cu·
lous.-Ir' 11 v. a'\ an' thing leg111mate-I
"ould l'OP to 11."
l. fc,, ltml''>. ho"'e'er. Englund
said. he has karned that a ~oung
1."hild "as scared b' one of his films b~ ~1ng forced b~ older I.ids to
But )()mC'hov.. in his Laguna
Beach home "'eanng Jeans and san·
dais. his hair pulled back in a bncf
pon) tai l. Englund seems far rc-
mo' c.'d from the<ie 1ssu~ H 1s
barefoot V. I fe ~ urled Up at bJS SldC,
he sinks into his ~fa and his new
C'n' 1ronmt'nt
··) ou could tell no1h1ng bad ('vcr
happened here:· Englund said of the
cottage
Is hC' supers1111ous'> ~ot reall). he
said. but hC' has started to collect
talismans
"I guess' I sort of belie' e in the
Pbas1c golden rule karma." he said. ··1
belie' e "hat goes around comes around ··
.\It hough Shl' ha'> nc' er Sl·cn an~
of Englund''> m11' 1n. \fa)M Lida
Ll"nnc' ..aid she "omed at first Be (: f.11 D h • C'! J6 & J T. ~)~~~hl?n'.1 ~i.~~~~i~':1 ,'~l·s:~~~~~ au lJN ras ions JiZe up
v. ho "son or tear' ix·oplcs throats @A SE• llllAL
out and ncat1''> ma' hem ·· But "'alk· SILi
1ng in front of Englund 1n thC' march. \ FJ ~n 20-llw 1ff
her hc'>1tat1on 'an1'ihcd (}Ot'l ,.
.. , 1lu ha'e to ~paratl· the man A.'IAHEM HILLS
from the mo' 1c<,." Lenne' said "He ~'Ill f. s-AM C.a""°" ~·em<, lil c a 'Cr) gcnlk · pC"rson .. (fl,:;·~~
..\'>!.. 1h1., .. ,l.,. gC'ntk pC"rson·· ho" LAGUNA HIUS
he can makl' mtl\ 1~ v.herC' a knife-i.ri ~oc Dr_~c.noa
na1kd ..adt t <,tall..'> 'ulncrablc." tC'C'n· --
agl·rs anJ he "111 re' 1s11 that fi~t (o.Mrwil ....._..,
night \\Ith .. Franl..cnstc1n" TL'S"TIN 1 ·llS l ~"'"
ure he v.as "temticd.'' ht'. "3td. iU-'mJ
but not 1n .. a traumatic v.a' .. .\ctu· (JU "*'·., 17dl) all~. he "as fnghtcncd tn "a good COST A MESA
"a~ ... he said 1835 ~ ...._
It's a d1st1nl·ttun Englund mak~ 7n.l80I
quKkl~ and v. tth con\lct1on l.nd l~===~~=======~~~~~~~~~~~~M~~~~~~ it's one 1'('3SOn he d~n·1 loose -.leep
oH·r "hether tilms likc Nightmare
on Elm St . -parts I. ti. Ill. IV and
\' -are eating a"a) at the tender
ps)chcs of our )Outh
Robert Winckler, 1 0ur Gang'
actor, lawyer for entertainers
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Winiklcr. an entertainment lawyer
wbti* Hollywood carter bepn as a
child actor on "Our Gang." has died
of stomach cancer. his son said. He
W1~ 62. \V' mckler had been rcPfC1Cnti na
Adam West. the former television
star of "Batman,.. in a lawsuit
apinst several ldvertisina aacncin
over the aJlqcd imitation of West's
Batman in a television commercial.
Winckler died Dec. 28 at his ho~
in Woodland Hills. the Los Aftldcs
Daily News i:tJ>Or1ed Thunday.
West is teek•na S900.000 ii\ dam-
qa over a C'Ommcrci.at for Zayre s~ The cue was taken over by oms anomeys and will So to trial
Moeday, said Winck.aer's son. Bill
Wille*ICr. _ Wbdler's actina Clreer bc:pn al ... P at Hal Roedl Studios. after
Charlie Chaplin's former Wlfc.
Mildred. pro,•1dcd him with a letter
of introduction.
By the late 19 30s. he had appeared
as the bully in at least ci&ht Link
Rascals features.. He also was cast in
numerous films.. appearing in "Boys
Town." "Knute Rockne -All
.~mmc:an.. --e1uc Montana Sties. ..
and "Stageroaeh .••
Winckler paduatcd from the
Southwestern University School of
Law in 1953. and sublequen~
resented stars such as
··Spanky" McFarland and Bi y
Barty.
In ldditioo to his ton. W1nC'lder 1s
survived by his wifr of 27 yean.
Betry. and dau1hter Patricia
Winckler. all of WoOdiand Hilb. At
Winctlc:r's req\llnl. DO KOices were
hckt.
I Donald Bowler, lawman who
sent Micke~ Coen to prison
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WASHINGTON -Cable tdcvuion may need compeliiioa at tM kal
level, llill fc*nl Communications CommiJSioa aid Thunday in deddina
to study ~ble cbanacs in rules that allow j ust one cable system in most
c:ommunmes.
1'he commi55ion. in a 4-0 vote, said the stud y of competition in the
cable industry was required by "changed circumstances in the vidto
marlletplece" since Consress passed the 1984 Cable Act.
That 1et said there need be only one cable system in any community
Krved by three or more broadcast stations. That. . plus local franchise
qrccments that would be unaffected by changes in FCC rules, has meant
motl communities now have only one cable system.
Feds eye futures margin controls
WASHINGTON -A senior Bush administration official suggested
Thursday that 1he federal government may have to step in to ensure that
margin requirements on stock index fu tures arc set high enough to prevent
a market free fall.
Margins for stocks and stock options arc already set by the govern ment.
but private futures exchanges set their own margins. A margin is the deposit
required by a brokerage firm from an investor to buy a stock. stock option
or stock futures contract.
.. Shouldn't futures margins bear the same publ ic scrutiny'!'' asked
Treasul) Undersecretary Robert R. Glaubcr. "Why should ... a handful of
people be able to to dnve the entire market into free fall."
EPA pushes alternative-fuel cars
WASHINGTON -The Bush administration renewed its push Thurs-
da) to require the sale of hundreds of thousands of altcrna11vc-~uel
au1omob1lc'i b} th e late 1990s in urban areas havi ng th e "orst ai r pollu11on
problems.
William Rosenberg, associate adm1n1stra1or of the En\ iron mental
Protection .\gene). toh.J a Senate hcanng that dean air leg_1slat1on must
"break the monopol)" that exists for conventional gasoline and give
motonsts an opportunll) to use less polluting fuels.
The phasl·-in of up to I mil lion 'eh1clcs po"'crcd b~ fuels other than
gasoline had been proposed b\ Presid ent Bush last summer as part of his
clean air package. bu1 the prov1s1on was cu1 from legislation under
cons1dl•rat1on in the Hou o,c and never included 1n a Se nate version.
Grocers shut off their mist machines
NE W ORLEANS -Supermarkets around the nation Thursda} shut
do"n m1!>t machine\ dc<;1gncd to keep fru11s and \cgctables looking fresh
after onl· \uch device "a' linked to a I l·g.1onnain:o,· disease outhrcak that
killed two f)l'Ople.
.. We made the dcciswn th at 1f anything can haprx:n because of this t~pe
of machine "l' "ouldn't 1ake the chance. "t .. d d1o;con11nue using 1hcm," said
Mick<.·) C lcrc. spokesman for the Jad.\on\'llle. Fla -based W1nn -D1x1e
Groccn ( ha1n. -
Laic last )Car. about 70 people 1n Bogalusa. a 1ov.n 1n southeast
Lou isiana. de\ eloped symptoms of Lcg1onna1re's d1seas.c. Th1rt) case'> were
confirmed 1n the laborator) and two of thl' 'Kt1ms died.
Researcher'> announced Tucsda) that thq had traced the Lcg1onclla
bacteria 10 th<' one-quart \\atcr n.·sen 111r ol lhl' m1'>t machrnl' at a Wrnn-
Ol\1e supt.·rmarl..cl. \aid Or LoUl\l' \ill I arland. '>latc l'p1dcm1ologt\t
DeConcini ad uses-Gray testimony tape
WASHI NGTON -Sen. Denn" DeConci ni I'> ainng a commercial
showing a former rl'julator sa)rng th e senator .rnd collcague'i didn't
influence federal de<:1s1ons 1n the Lincoln l)a, 1ngs and Loan ca\C The ad
omits the regulator's con1en11on that De( onc1n1 1ned
One of li ve senators under investigation b) the Senate E1 h1cs Commit-
tee for his 1ntenent1on with banking regulator<;. DcConun1. D-.\r11 . bought
telev1s1on time in Phocnl\. Tucson and 't uma to tell con!.t11ucnh "I ha\C:
never \ 1ola1cd m) public trust. ..
The fi,c-minute comm~c1al showo, a short d1 r> of a House Banking
Committee hearing last l'<o"embcr. 1n "h1lh formn thief S&L regulator
Edwin J. Cira\ denies that 1hc Federal Hume Loan Bank Board was ever
swayed b) 0c·cone1n1 or other senator-; "hen 1hc) intervened on bchalf of
the failing inmtu11on.
The S&L's O\\-nl'f. ( harles H Keating Jr and h1<. :t\<>11< 1att''> rnntnhutt:d
some SI 3 m1llmn 10 lht• Ji,c .;cna1or,· tampa1gn<1 and taU'>t''
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Expanded phone business argued
WASHINGTON -·\llo"mg 1clephont· compan1<''> to provide cable
telc' ISIOn and computN11cd informatmn scn tl'C'i and cqu1pmcn1 could
st10c a ne" "informa11on age" and harm lo"-rnrnmc d1..abled. clderl) and
rural customers. l\\O consumer group\ ..aid Thurc,da)
.\ report prepared for the Consumer Federation of America and the
American <\ssoc1a11on of Re11rcd Pcr<,om disputed tdephonc rnmpany
arguments that federal rules and regulation!. need to be rdaxt·d to allow
phone companies to be the srngk electronic doof"a\ into U.S. houo;eholds.
The reg1onal Bell telepho ne compan1c<, ha"c launched an 1n1ens1ve
lobbying campaign 10 pcMuadc C ongrc'i'i w "Jump start" a 21st ce ntuf} l ' 'i.
information age by freeing them from the restnct1on'> of a wnscn1 decrcee
that broke up the old Bell "Y'ilcm and from stricture!> 1n thC' I 9R4 ( nhk ·\ct
that prevent them from owning l'able TV S)<stcms.
T -bills Interest rate Increase
WASH~NGTON -Interest rates on 52-wet•k f n'J\ur, tnllo, ru\c 1n
Thursday's action to the highest level srnce Octolx·r ·
The Treasury Department sold S9 5 billion of thl' bill., at an a"erage
discount rate of 7.21 percent. up from 7.14 perrent al 1hc la'il auction on
Dec. 14. The rates were the highest o;incc Oct. 19 19!<9 "hen the onc-)ear
bills sold for 7.35 percent.
The new discount rate under..tates the actual rt·turn to 1n vc'itors - 7 74
percent with a SI 0.000 bill selling for S9.27 l.OO.
Market
rebounds
'.\\'SE l .. EADERS
NEW YO~K (AP ) -Sales. • o.m. orice and nel chan11e of 1'1e 15 mos• acllve New Ybrk 61ock E11c'1anoe Issues, lradlno na-lionallv 111 rnore 111an s 1.
c.ri.to":: j~rs~~ L.z-7~~ ~"1':, redNMto \ ,9•4'.000 37~ + 1'"7 PholMor ~ , 166. n + • • Occ.ldenr Pet , ll•. ,.._ -•11 ~nllel s '1 . lu. f + ~ ~vMe~'1\ 19 . -~ rlrneMotr 1.86 , t -27/e GermanvFd 1.787. 25'• +t AMR Corp 1,7S9, S6''• + 'l'I Amer T& T j.663. ••~ -" Alcoa .633.1 ~11e + ''• BondlnGld l,S.9,7 1 111
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1n Am 1,•2S, ''• -~ ac.Telesis 1,Jff, • ''• -i.-
H II \I '\ '' UI D
ly HOUY J, \IVMIND
or-~,..,._
reason for the move.
PacTel Cellular has SiJned the second laraest
lease in Oranic County history in a $65 milBon
deal that will provide the company with the
lower 10 floors of an Irvine Co. office tower at
the Jamboree Center next to the San Dieao
Freeway.
''The cd.lular indu11ry is expected to be one
of the suptt...,-owth bulinn1e1 in the 90a. so we
have an U')Cnt net'd for facilitia dlac will alow
us to efficiently cx~nd oar operat.iom durial
this decade.·· he said. "The Irvine Co. WOltr.ed
diliptly to ~mmodatf bods our abort· and
Iona-term building requiremeett..,
The 10-ycar lease, signed Tuetct.y, provides
the last anchor tenant ror the Irvine Co.'s
Jamboree Center towers.
PKTd Cdh&la(1 Greater Loa A,.tel Syt-tcm serves the larsest number or cusiomas or
any of its syttems nationwide .• PacTel OJ>'!'lleS
ccUu&ar networks in San Franc11CO, San Di ••
Sacramento and rqional systems in Geo1"118.
Micbiaan and Ohio.
"Thia deal is a winnina trapsaction for both
putjes and further marks Jamboree Center's
emeraencc •s one of the premier. inte~~jion~I business centen in Southern Cahfom1a, said
Michael T. Lutton. vice president and general
maht$ef of Irvine Co.'s lrviM Office Co.
PacTel wiU relocate its corporate head-
Ql:Jarters and regional operatioris staff, which
incl udes more than SOO emplor.ecs based in
Newport Beach and Irvine, to the rvine complex
in August.
PacTel will occupy 200,000-plus square feet
of space in the 20-story 3 Park Plaza tower.
In November, the Gibson, Dunn and
Crutcher law firm sian_ed a JS-year lease worth
$60 million for 111,000 square feet at • Park
Plaza and expects to ()C(;UPY the buildins in May
1992. The Geneva Cos.. which specialize in
mergers and acquisitions, signed a SJO..million
lease for I 00.000 squau feet at S Park Plaza in
1988.
The Jamboree Center's phase one office
towert;-two 12-story buildings, arc 98 percent
leased. The Geneva Tower at 5 Park Plaza is 75
Jeffrey R. Hultman. president and chief
executi ve officer of PacTcl Cellular. cited the
company's growth over the last fi ve years as the
percent leased. . . PacTcl Cellular is a wholly owned subs1d1ary
of the Pacific Telesis Group.
Air Force wants replacement for F-1 5
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A poten-
11all} more peaceful world 1s
prompting review of the nt'Cd for a
new generation of military aircraO.
but a top Air Force official said
Thursda\ the United States will
probahl}. need a new fighter as well
a) the stealth bomber.
Thl' Air Force most likely will
nl'l'd a ne" lighter plan<.' for the 21st
centuf") because the F-15 Eagle will
be 25 }Cars old b} the mid-1990s.
~1d Lt. Gen. John Michael Lo h.
rommandn of the .\cronaut1cal S} s-
tem!> D1' 1sion al Wngh1 Pa11erson
o\FH. Ohio.
Spt.•ak1ng at a brl·akfast ml'Cl1 ng
"1th a·poncr'>. Loh !'>aid that's the
longl·st the .(ir Force has ever gone
tx·t,,t·cn nc" &l'nl·rat1ons of figh ter
a lfl r:i ft.
"You don't gl\c away )'Our over-
coat ~l·auSt.' of a warm da} 1n
Januar) ... Loh tnld reporters. echo·
1ng u rclTnt c;1a1cmcn1 h) Secretary
ol Ddi:ns\ Dirk Ch<.'ne).
Protot~pe" for lhl' .\d,anrcd rac·
t1lal hghtcr. dl'\l'lopcd b) Lock-
hl'l'd .\1rcraf1 < orr> and Northrop
( orp .. arl· to tomix·tl' aga1m1 each
othn IJtcr th!\ ~l·ar rn a 0) 1ng
u>nle'>t JI Ed"ard\ .\ir Force Ba\l'
I Ill' Ill'" fighter mu\t fl~ al \Upcr-
\llll1l \f)l'nh "11hout aid of fuel-
gu11ling afll·rhurncr-. and ha'c
s1e:11th l3pabllll). Pn.·,·1ou~ stealth
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The J•rvlk-7 •rtlfld•I h••rt.
held by Tuscon, Ariz. sur-
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was rec•ll•d by the ,ood
and Drug Admlnlstr•tlon on
Wednesday for •II uses In
hum•ns. S•v•r•I r•••ons
were given f or th•
wlthdr•w•I.
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Cheney to cut 42,CXJO Pentagon jobs
WASHI NGTON (A P) -Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, faced wi th
budge1-cu11ing pressures. said Thursday that his package of Pentagon
management reforms will save S39 billion and lrim 42.000 weapons-bu)ing
Jobs O\Cr the nex1 fi,e years.
Offering a six-month update o n h1!> proposals 10 trim the Defense
Departmcpt's massiv<.' purchasing bun·aucrasy. Cheney said in a statement
that he v.:J\ aiming for major changes in the way the Pentagon is run and
in the "a' its purchasing system works.
Wcap0ns purchases have accounlcd for more than S60 bill ion of the
departml·nt'c, SJ05 billion budget and involves some 580.000 c1vll1an and
uni formed pcrsonnd.
Prcs1dl·n1 Buc;h asked C'hcnq to undertake the cfTon over the summer
as pan of a maJor re' icw spurred by the weapons-procurement scandals that
rockcd lhl' defense establishment.
"l hl· changes in the nature of the threat around the world. and the
realilll'!. of the budget. mean that our defense budgets are going to be leaner
in the )Ca rs ahead." Cht'ne) ·s statement said.
·· o C\ rn dollar that we can cut out of the cost of running the Pentagon
I!> a dollar \\l:don't have to cut from force structure. readiness or the quality
of life for o ur men and women in uniform "
a1ma'li. \uch as 1hc B-2 and the
F-11 7 lighter uf)l'rate at subsonic
spn·d.,
Thl· ·\ rF contract for 750 fightcrc;
at an l''tim~lll'd rn'il of S35 million
ap1l'Cl' 1s onl' of thl· last large
out\land1ng dcknsc contracts for the
1990' and "111 represent a maJOr \harl· of Pt·n1agon huc;1ness.
Mea nv.htle. Defense Department
sources in ~ ash1n~ton 'i31d Chrnc )
had ordered a re,·1ew of maJor air-
craft programs as the department
faces budget cuts.
A ni1htar) '!>ourcr said C'hl·ne) ·.,
memorandum. dated mid-Decem-
ber. sa)s the re' •C" "<;hould begin
from basic pnnc1ple<i ...
Thl' source ..aid the memo docs
not speclfit·all> mention which air-
craft. but added 11 was clear the
sccrctar} \\3!. intcn:stcd in rev1e"1ng
requirements for the top four multi·
b1ll1 on-dollar programs -the B-2
stealth bomtx:r. thl· C'-17 tram.port
plane and the .\ir Force and Na,)
ad,anced fighter JCIS.
"I "on't s<.l\ \\C welcome the
rn 1e\\ ... but ~e arc not afraid to
rclook and rl'-C\ nlua1c:· said Loh .
"We arc going to have to go into
1he 1992 budget "1th a dear view of
th<.• need for 1hc'iC programs."
Ne' crthcless. he anticipated a rc-
Vll'" "ould sho" the need for a nc"'
figh ter aircraft a'> well as the B-2
stealth boml:x:r and the C-17 tran•>-
port.
"We believe our requiremcnl\ arc
solid ... bu1 \H ' ha' e no prnhlcm
"1th going h:ick and looking."
Dl'SPlll' morl· \la bk rela11on<; \\1th
the Sov1c1 l 'n1on. Loh said Mo't'O"
1s likl'I~ to continue exporting ad-
' ann·d fighter plam·o, sut·h a' the
MiG-29 to Thm l World count m·c;
The l 'n11cd ~late' mu!>t retain a
state-of-the-art Air Force to countl·r
sul·h potential threat!>. he said
The .\ir Forcl· rt·centh cx1rndl·d
thr deadllnl· for .\ TF protot) rx·, tn
mid-1990 Loh '>31d more data \\J\
rcqu1H·d. The .\1 r Force rnn1nhu1ed
$691 m1ll1on Ill thl' design ll'amo, ll'd
b} Lockheed and Northrop.
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. J o hn ~rskine a nd Don MacAllister. Huntington Beach
c ity coun~1lmen. are p rime con~ndcrs for a Bone head
Award this we~k. The way t hey handled a change in the
a pproval of a giant d evelo pment for the Huntington Beach
Co. b_rough t th~m the wrath of othe r council members.
planna.n~ .com m1ss1o ners a nd local residents. They deserve
the cnuc1sm.
Ers~ine a nd M acAlliste r would ha ve taken som e heat
for helping reshape the project even if they had used a m o re
prude nt pol1t1cal tact. Instead. they threw gasoline o n what
no rmall> would have been a small political fi re.
, App roval o f t~c 4.410-ho me project seem ed a do ne
d eal late .M o nda> night. But that wa s before a cou nc il recess
and a. private skull session a m o ng Erskine. MacAllistc r a nd
..(iuntmgto n Beach Co. Preside n t Roge r W ork.
" !"fany spectators went ho m e during the recess; they
d 1dn t expect the council to do anything interesting d uring
the late pa rt of the session. T hey were wro ng.
' A~tcr the recess. Erskine brought the project up for
rccons1derat1on . T he end result was the council's earlier
d ecision was rescinded . a provisio n tha t both Erskine and
M acAllister had o riginal!) voted for was changed a nd the
compan)' h ad perm1ss1o n to b uild ho m es o n an 80-acre area
tha t minutes before ~as desig nated for mixed d evelo pme n t.
Councilwoman Grace Winchell called Erskine's a nd
MacAlhs ter"s performance .. blatant stro ng-arm·· tac tics.
Cou ncilma n Pete r G n·cn a lso o bjected . John F'isher. a
reside n t "'ho left du ring the recess said ... It's clear that
Roger W o rk called the shots. ~nd lik~ the ~ood little lackeys
the> a re. they (Ersk ine and MacAlh ster) d id wh at they were
to ld ... Pla nning_ Com missioner Geri O rtega was appalled
tha t the H u ntington Beach Co. had bee n given what
a mounted to a pn\-ate hearing o n Its project.
Was tht're an) thing legall) wrong w11h wha t the
council's d~ nam1c duo pulled ofT Monday nig h t? Probably
not. but 11 c an't ~ descnocd in an} o t her way tha n a n
inrrcdibl~ Jumb poltt1cal drc1c;1on.
W ork \\a<, e \crc1sing his rights as a citizen a nd
dc\t:loper to complain aho u t how the counc il a pproved his
projec t. f hert· v.as no thing v. rung ~1th his attem pt to get
the dec1s1on thangcu
T ec hntt ally. there v.ao;, no thing wrong with MacAll1ster
and Erc;kinc r hanging thl'lr minds a nd asking that the
roJl'l"l be rcrnns1Jered. HO\\e ,er. thoughtful e lected of-
uals v.uulll ha\c v.a1tl'd for the next .meeting, given
e!>1dl'nts an opportun1t~ to e wress t heir feel ings. then
\ Ott•d t ht' tr cunSCll'nCl'.
The 11th hour l '-turn engineered by Erskine a nd
r-.{al' llto;,tl·r -.hov.cJ no conCl'rn for t he puhltc or a political
pr\xe~s that l'nl·o uragl'c; residen ts 10 become involved in
their nt~ ·, go\ l'rnment. T he '>1gnal they sen t out was o ne
ol a rrogantl' :m u 1nd11Tcrcncr and could affirm the susp1-
uom of man~ rl''\Hknts that the H untington Beach Co. has
100 big of a '<I~ 1n v. hat thl' C II) Council d O('S. Huntington
Bt·ach rl'\l(knl\ tkc;erve bctll·r government tha n wh at
Er'\lt.inl' and \13l -\ll1s1a Jcmonstrall•d late M onday night.
Opinion\ I" <pr!'\\l"c1 on 1tm space" ar!' !hOS!' o f lht' Daily P1lo1 O!ht'r
vol"w\ t'KP•l"H l"c1 on In•\ p<1g!' t1rt' cnost' or 1nt>1r auinors and ;imsrs
R!'Adl"rs comm,.nts ,.,,. 1nv1tl"d and may bt' st'nt to Tht> Daily Pilot . P 0
8 011 I S60 co~•" M l"\il 91616
0 ·1·111·:H \ Ol('l·:S
We can learn from events
Take a momt•n1 to rnns1dt·r v.hat's bccn hap pening
a ro unu thl' \\Urlu . and thl·n look at the l 'n1ted ta tes. T he
d 1chotom) 'laps ~nu in lht: facl·: People in Eastern Europe
a nd o thl·r partc; of thr v.o rld nsk their Ines for dem ocracy:
h ert· 11 c;ccm' takl·n for granted.
.\ml·manc; could learn a lesson fro m the Pol~s. the East
G crman... lht· Roman1ano;,. the C1echoslo \ a k 1ans -and
ec;Pl'C1all~. from the 'itudcnts in Be tJing. H is tory is full of
e '\ampko;, o l hrutal rl·press1on of eve!) little attempt they
m a<lc for a tac,tc ol fn.·l·dom f or two generations. we have
watc hed ;rnJ felt pit). Now. perhaps. we should cn v)' them .
In Ea'ltrrn Europe. a polt tte1an now knows the people
"ill l'Om1: o ut and '0 1e on the s ubstantial issues he
rcprCSl'nts. In .\mcnrn. as humorist Dan Bennett put It. a n
ekctct.I o ffinal 1s one v.ho gets 51 percent of the vote cast
b~ 40 pcrcl·nt of thl' 60 percen t o f (prospective) vote rs who
ha\-e registered .
Is 1t not possible 10 d o so meth ing to reinvigorate o ur
d cmocraq? If the re p ressed peoples of the world can n se
up and change their -;~stem. w h y can't we insist o n o ur ow n
meaningful re formc;"
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M i kha il Gorbache v is in
Lithuania this week, and whac he is
finding there is that C ommunism -
even Gorbache v-style - is cx-
craordinarily unpopular.
Just as Pola nd was the Mrs.
O 'Leary's cow that stan cd the great
fire o f freedom now sweeping
throuJh Eastern Euro pe. what hap-
pens tn L11huan1a could be the spark
that sets otT an explosion of free-
d om . d emocracy and independence
w1th1n the Soviet U nio n itself.
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For tha t reason alo ne. all e}eS
should be fixed on Lithuania dunng
the ne\t several weeks.
T ime Magazme's "Man of the
Decade" has been forced tnto w ha t
ma}' pro'e for Eastern Europe 10 be
the .. dcc1s1on o f the decade" -and
for the So' iet Union. 11's a rather
uncomfortable pos11ton.
. . COMMUNISM
The dominoes of freedom haH~
fallen across Central Europe and arc
now leaning against the front door of
the So' 1et's O"-n empire.
'
The ke) question ra1~d b) all of
the pro mises of glasnost and per-In <,pile of L 1thuan1a«, glonouo;
estro1 ka remains unanswered: Will past. thl' h1~tor: llf thl' L1thuan1an
1he So' 1cts allow freedom to e \1St 10 pcopk has nut been an eas~ o ne
thetr 0 " n front )3rd" ~incl' 1.,95 11 hj') OCen lhl' h1ston Of
L1t huan1a - one of 1hr1.·e Baltic a long .ind umomprom1<,1ng struggle
nations anncxl·d b) Joseph talln 1n 10 ma1n1a1n na11nnal independence
1940 a s pan of a secret pact with 1n thl' fa ce of hoth R u.,.,1an and
H11lrr -1s not the onl~ 1ndcpcn-(,ermjn npan'i111n1<.m Onh hc-
dencc-m1ndcd count!') 1n lhc region l\loCt'O IQ2fl jnd 19-lO did L 1ttiuan1a
Rumblings of freedom are al-.o being <.'nJO) j brid· p1:ruxl of <.o,crc1gnt)
heard 1n the other c;talt'S annewd in During th1'> 11ml· L1thuan1a qu1ckh
lhl· pact. Lal\ ta and E-.ton1a ~de' doped gl·nu1ne dl·mo<·rac~ and
L1thuan1a boasts onl' o f the at1a1nl·d high rJln ol l'lonom1l
proudc<.t free cullural and poli11caL.~h
1rad1t1llll!. in Europe. ,.. .. ~~n1a·'i 'hort-11\l'd nat10nal
In the .. H 1<o10r) of thl' L 1thuan1an 1ndqx·niknll' anJ pm\pt'r11~ "'erl'
:-.lat1on ·· Clarence \tanning \lontc<. ho\lol''l'r bru1.1ll n11ngu1\hed h'
"Thl' L1thuan1aM had e<;tahllshed j ~tal1n through tk foloto' -R1htll:n-
IX>"'erful and independent ~late 1n trop par t Thl· ton11nucd ~°' 1c1 '1-
Europc during thl' Middle .\ges olat1on of L1thuJnia·\ 1ndt:pcndt·nu·
Thq blcsS(·d their \uhJcCl'i "11h •~ no" bl.'lng lhalkn1wd h' thr
more human frt:cdom than 1n the l.11huJn1Jn p!.'lipk ho1h 1.A.llhtn
neighboring l·uuntrtt.'~. f hr) en-L1thu.101J and .1tiruad
cuuragl·d l'duLatton and 1olcra11on. Elhuing the \ntll' 111 freed om
and 1hq pla)cd their pan an th1: cl~" hal· in f <l\turn f urorx· and kd
gcnaal dc,clopmenl of European b~ J gra,<.-r11111<. 10lkrx·ndl·ntl·
Cl\ tltLjllOO... mO\l'llll'nt l.alkJ '\,Jjlllll\ l 1thUj·
nians ha' c ot late taken to thc
street' calling to r Jn enll to $ti\ ll't
occupauon 11t tht•1r land
On thl· J,I\ after ( hnstma!.
C1orhalhl'' lknounced L tthuan1a"•
brl·alo.. \lllh \lo'ocu"' as ··11tcg111ma1c ..
anJ 1hrt·a1cnl·d to han political al-
11' 11' in c;u pport of frl't·dom .\ nd
th" 1.A.n·\.. C 1orbj l hl'' v.a<. 1n \ aln1us
-lhl' l 11huan1jn lap1t.d -1n1ng
111 , on' tnll' I 11 huan1a·, , 1111t·n~ 111
jgfl'l' Ill rl'mJtn J part 11! h1'1 ~l\ lt.'I
empirl·
In d 1r..int11 dlort 111 JU"''' j
,·11n11nucJ "'" lt'I mil· an tht' Ralt1,
Jnd 111 l·nh,1 \\ l''tan puhli, 11p1n111n
an thl·ir lJU'l' ""' ll'I \polo..t·,mcn are
n1w. u1mpJn ng < 111rbat hl'\ "'11 h
·\hr.iham l 1moln -.1rgu1ng thJt
th1· kJlkr " mad' In 1 ng 111
·pll·~·n1··· h" I n111n
Hu t 1 h n · ' l' 1?111 1 l ,. \ ,Jl t h
hJll."arJ, •
I hl' \cl\ 11·1 ,on\1ttul111n guJran·
ll'l''o thl· n ghl 111 l'j1 h o l 11' I'\
rq1uti1i,' II• k .1' l' 1h1· ·un1un · \l11rt•
111 1hl· p01n1 1h1' un111n -lht: \11\ ll't
Emp1rl' -" the produrt ot forceful
lonqut'\t and occupation no1 tht•
frn· u>0ix·rat1un of nraghbonng
\IJll'' that l rt·:.itni thl' l n11ed ~late~
ul .\ml'rllJ l 1nculn \Ough1 to \a'e
\fo\t otl\ wu' of all. Lincoln acted
Ill rl'\l\l lhl· l0 \pan<.10n l)f ... 1a,er;. 1n
a nj t111n ol trn· people The '\o~1et
t n111n "llOl' ol the le" nations that
\1111 1·n,IJ\l'' ''' ov.n peopk to thl·
"'di 111 thl· 'l<ltl· \h guc-.s ,., that
I 1n,nln 11,11uld ha'e tx·en root10g for
lrl'l·J ,1m Jnd the lrn·Jom-lu' 1ng
pn1pk u t L 11hujnt.i -not thr rem-
nJnt' 111 an cmp1rt• anJ lht· ~d re~ult
111 J 'a11-( "mmun1\I rlJl I
'' \lJnltn~ ·'' th1· rt·u·n1 l'hanges
Ill l ,l\tern £ Uf\>pt' hcl\l' hl'Cn. the.")
rl·pre,l·nt 11nh thl· lir\I \tgnc; of the
IOIOltnl'nt u1ll.1p\<..· 1ll the C1anst-
""' •l'l l.mp1n
'-,td \ tUnl·d
Oris Cu Is tbe ( '. . Repre•e•ta·
the for tbe -IOtb Coagressioul Dis·
tr1c 1.
Columnist's swan song
looks at the past 5 years
TOD\' I' HISTOK'
Toda ) '" f mid~. Jan 1 ~-the 12th d~" ,1 1 14411 f hcrc arr 15' da'' lefl
10 tht· H'Jr .
ToJJ, .., h1ghlt~hl 1n ht\tOr.
(In I.i n 1: 14-1 "> during \\orld \\a r
II < 1nman lorlC') in Belgium rc-
trl'Jll'd 1n thl' Ba11k ol the Bulge
( )n th" dJtl"
Tht\ rolumn1\I ha-. made a :-..e"
Yl·ar·, dt:n,10n tor 1490 (<.ort ofllkl'
a 'l.;l'\\ 'I l'ar"• rl'<.olu110nl that will
bnng lhl·rrs to mJn~ rl'.tdero\. and
po\\thl~ "'all hnng leM<. to \oml·
Otha\.
.\fla \H1t1ng 1h1<. u1lumn for tht•
Dally Pllofs Op1n1on Page for near.
I~ liq: }l'ars. I am going to gt\l' 11 up
-at lcac,t for no" -1n 11rder to
conrentratl' morl' lull\ on nl\ nl·ws-
k111·r. ··\tartin Aro"'er"' ·orange
Count} Rl·pon ··
.\nd after 1An11ng ahoul .!~()
columns. one car h 1.A.Ce k since the
tx-g1nn1ng of ~arl·h 19~ lh1s seems
to be a good 11mc to stop -because
this is where I came 1n .\ group of
"act" 1<,ts" have formed what the)
bclle'c to be a new organ1za11on. tht'
Orange C-ounl) En' 1ronmen1al
Coah11on. This .... ,11 be a coalt11on of
man> e nv ironmental organ11a11on..
wtthin Orange Counl).
Not new. W hen I came 10 Orange
County 1n 197 3. there "as an Or-
ange County Enviro n mental Coali-
tion. But those were the 1970,,
shonl> aftrr Eanh Da~. when cn-
v1ronmcntahsts rcall> cared abou1
the total environment. not about
sto pping growth in their o wn hack
yard .
The coahtton dtssohed shonl)
after Jeff} Brown was elected to the
office of governor of California. and
man)' of the coaltion ·s leaders JOi nr'd
the Brown adm1n151rat 1on tn o rder
to do something about true en-
viro nmentalism on a sta tewide
level.
As I review my fi rsc several
columns for ttic O.lly Pilot, many of
the things I wrote about have come
to be. I wrocc about the need fur a
new terminal at John Wa yne Airpon
-and ~ will sec that terminal this
year. I wro te that there will never be
anot her new airport in Oranae
Councy. And we ccnainly won't sec
a second airpon chis year. or chis
decade . for that man er.
Af\er that. I wrote about che need
for the three Transportation Cor-
ridors to take Che pressu~ off the
San Dieao. Santa Ana a nd Costa
Mesa freeways -a nd we will ttt tile
tint of t~ corridon under way
IOOCl, and all three under '"}' dutins
the 1990s, apperently as IOU roeds.
Then I "ro te aboul the '>till 'acant
If\ 1 ne ( oast. ho" t ht.• I IJ.000-aut·
parcel had undagonc planning and
appru,al~ for I~ ~l·ar\ at that llml·
and holA good thl· nentual dl'\l'lop-
mcn1 1.A.Ould tx· f "e )Car<. later thl·
In inc ( oast -no\\ rcferrl'd 10 ac,
the :'-k"' port In 10c ( oa-;1 nr merl'I)
the "l'"pon < oast -·~ actualh
undl'r dn elopml•nt.
.\long the "a' I e'en \uggntcd
that the dc,l'lpment of thl· Bol-..1
Chica aa·a might auuall\ happen
.\nd \Url· t•nough. 11 "ill
Bui Junng the pa<.t fi,e ~car\.
dc,clopme nt -e'en of good plans
-ha' hccn harder to ohta1n_ I still
bd1e' c 1ha1 the 'otes aga1ns1 the
compk11on of The ln1nc Co ·s ~c"
po rt Cl•nter and dn dopmcnt of C J
Segcmrom & ~on ·., llo mc Ranch
were wrong -stnctl} cmottonal
and laden· with m1sundero;tand1ng.
But then. Nc"pon Beach. Co.,ta
Mesa. Irvine. Laguna Beach. Hu n1-
1ngton Beach and Fountain Valle)
-all o f w hich ha't' fouaht agatnst
de' rlopmen1 and/or redcvelopmrnt
-ha'c had 11 too good
I was remtndt.•d of that last Tue~
day as I sat through a meettng of the
Anaheim Ctt) Counc il. nahc1m·
downtown has d1sap~arcd. The
land was cleared ma ny years ago.
and no developer wo uld step 1n to
do something a bout 11. Then. last
year. The Koll Company de-
ccrmincd that 16 acres tn the heart
of the downto wn urban renewal aru
did tndttd ha ve promise.
The Koll Compeny developed a
pla n. brought in Pacific Bell as a
major tenant for the fine building.
and looked co Anaheim's City Court-
ci l for approval.
Ac Tue9day's mcctina. Koll pres..
enkd its plan. A public hearina wat
dtdartd open and two cltizCN s:
ped forwanl. Both spob llowi
nl lhl' plJn '"1 ''"l' l'I.,... J<.~1ng 111 t>t· In 1--_, the tirc;t puhltc m uo;cum
hl'.11J thl· punll, hl·.ir1ng "a' Lln-.l'd 1n \mcrica 1.A.a<. e\tabhshcd. 1n
j nd 1hr ,ounlil l11ll·ll unan1mpu, <h.irk,tnn \(
appr11\J I f hrn l'Jlh 111 the ti 'r In I'll' 1h1· l \ Hou<,e of Rep-
t·nun\ ti nwmt"tt·r' tool. .1 turn JI rl·.,..·ntjl1H''> rl'Jl'llt•J a prop!.)\31 to
pra1,1n~ thr pl.in .1nJ L:tlling Im £!." ,. ''omen thl· right 10 'n1e
t'.irh 1111pknwn1at111n In 1412 \Ir' Hanu.· '-' ( ara"'a'
'I t'' 1hcrl· \\l'fl' , 111/l"n' •r the tx·t Jmr thl· f1r"1 \lo onun t.'kcted 10
chdmtx·r 'I l'' the mt"l'llng "a" irk lhl· l \ 'x·na1t·
\l\l'd Aul n11nl· 111 tht• lOUnnl mem· In 14..W Bnt1-,h Pnmc \hn1'\ter
bt·rc, tl'lt rhn had 111 chalknge thl' V. '°'"m < hun hill Jnd French Cien
dcH·l11pml·n1 11! t1l1ill' budding' .i (hark' lk (1julk tx·gan a t°"o-da}'
P«>!>'>lhlr hotl'I JnJ retail lkH·lop-\loJ rt1ml· u1nl:fl'nle 1n \1arrakcsh.
m1·nt \1oroHo
The past fi, l' ,ear<> 111 IA n11ng thl\ In 144) J1rc rafl Imm l S Task
Lnlumn ha\\· tx·l·n fun e'en though f orll' ~lJ:-..an l. ahout -l(I JapaneSt'
I h<t'e uc;u.llh ..at 1n m' ollice late c;h1p<, l1ff lnd1l(h1na
1n 1he nen10g or on a "'ec.-\.end da' In 14tlt. Pre<>1den1 L\ndo n B.
1.A.nttng the p1ect· for thl· "t.'<."k :-.;e"-\· fohn<.(1n Y•ll 1n ht.., I.ate of the
pafl('r' ha'c .1h\olutc deadline<. l n1un alldre" that 1hc U nited
f: H'n 11mt• I JC'C'1d1.· tn end th1c; ~tall'' \hould \ta\ tn l\outh Vietnam
l·otumn <,1.1m1.·one -or 4\4..'' era I until ( 11mmun1c;t aggrt'S'ito n there
c;omcon1.'' -1.A.oulJ tell me ho" 1he' enJl·J
read 11 rl·gula rl\ and ho"' mulh 1hn In 1'111 tha: 1nno,at1\<.' s1tua11on
cnJml·d 11 "hcthcr N not 1hc' uimed' ··\II 1n the Fam1I) ..
agrl'l'll "'Ith me .\nll <.o I "ll" prem1acd ''" <BS tclt,1s1on.
spurrl•J o n I <''en rnJo~ed 1he mam In I 4~t> the \huttle ( olumbta
an11-Bro\lot'r lcttrrc; that appeared IO hlcl\ll'd on IA>llh a crew that tncluded
the I t'llcr' to thl' fd1tor column l " Rl'P Bill Nelson. D-Fla .. a nd
\h taHintl' , nlumm" There ~en: thl' ftr,t l11<.pan1c-.\mencan tn
scH·ral But I d on't th1nl am -.p.i,r Dr I ran~lln R (hang-Diaz.
column d n·"' more rnm ment 1han In I 9~ ~ .\ngl1can Church envoy
the one I 1.A.rote on "'h' °"calth~ Tl·rr\ \\a11r arrncd 1n Lebanon on
peopk "-ho can purcha~ an~ ca·r h1' latt\t ml\'IOn to win the rclcaK
the~ \\ant. hu) the c;.ame car e'er:· of ho<,tages a JOUme) that wo uld
one clo;e dr" e'I -a Mercedc\ I n:·,ult 1n hie, o"' n d u.appearance.
commt·ntt"d that tht' rrac;on was the need to conform. the rt'quircmenl Ten ~car" ago In his first pubhc
that in order to he "tn" o r ""1th 11:· <;ta1cm1.·n1 on the .\fghan1stan cnsis. So' tel Prr-.1dt'nt Leonid Btt7h~v om· ha., to ha'I.' the ..amc.-car -or the ..amc athletic <ihoc<, -e'<."ryonc an u(,Cd Prn1tlent Jimmy Can er of
else ha\. telling "mou n~ins of hes · abouc the
But then. "hen I \lanr'd the So\lct tn\a\lon
column. I was ac;ked to wmc atlout F"c )can ago. The government
Orange Coun t) gro..,.th .ssucs. antil_ of France announced 11 was scnd!n&
have kt·pt to that subJeCI most of tht add1t1onal 1roops co the Pac1fk
ume island temtor) of New Caledonia.
So that's ti for now The Dally
Piiot has been 1mpro' 1n1 over the
past )tars e"en while undergoing
three d1 fTcren1 ownerships. Now a
founh owner. wtth a strona 1oumal-
1scic trad iu on and a definite 1ncercst
tn 1hc local area. has purchased the
newspaper. and ti is bound to be-
com e even better.
Thanks for readina. .,.,,. ,,,..,,., ,..".. .
~ ......... ,,,....,., ~ .... ~ ..... ..
the ~enc of an 10Cttas1n&J) v1oicnc
ethnir conflict
O ne yC'ar ago: President~lect
Bush completed the ll(lcction of his
Cabinet. nam101 rctt~ Admiral
Ja mes D. Watkins ~-.ry o(
energy and former educatio n teC.1-
rctu) Wilham J. Bennett drua cur.
Today's birthdays: Joumelitl
Manin Agronskr, is ?S. Siftler Ra%
Pn~ is 6-4. The 'Amuiftl Klatia
is SS. AC'lrcs.J K11'11X A1i!i1 JS. ~ .......... _
HIClltf,1
9y CHA•a GalmN _.,. OMAR SHMll'
Md TAMllAH .-scH
A TRIUMPH FOR TOMMY
Both vulnerable. South deals.
NORm
• 10 8'
Q Q J s
) Q 9 6
• Q J 7'
WEST EAST
•KQ •1975432
Q A 10 8 6 9 Void
0 10.' : J 7 s 2
• 9. s J • 10 6
SOUTH
• A
'V K974 3 2
0 AK 3
•AK 2
The bidding:
Sot."' West Nortll Easa
2 Q Pus 3 / Pus
6 Q Pus fus Pua
Opening lead: King of •
The Winffr Regional was the one
to umamen.Trump Coup Tommy
refused to miss. Over the years, he
found there were always one or two
hands that suited his peculiar tal·
cot-the ability to play like a genius
when trumps broke badly. The 1989
event proved to be especially
norewortby.
An expert rnighr have had a prob-
lem biddina rhe Sourh hand, but not
Trump Coup Tommy. Despite his
shabby suit, he opened wirb a de-
mand bid of rwo hearts, rhen
bounced straighr inro slam when
No rth raised.
West led the Icing of spades and
Tommy was about to claim after
winnina the ace of spades and lead-
ina a trump to the queen. East's
spade discard was a rude jolt and
might have daunted a declarer of
lesser ability under these circum-
stances, but Tommy refused to low-
er the flag.
After ruffing a spade in hand,
declarer played three ro unds of
clubs, ending in dummy. When East
discarded a spade, it was safe for
Tommy to ruff a club. Thr~ rounds
of diamonds ending on the cable
brought about this position:
WEST •
NORTH
• 10
\) J s
0 ·-EAST
\J A 10 8
• J 7
\) -
0 J 0 ·-• SOUTH • \J K97
0 ·-Dummy's spade wu led, and
when Tommy ruffed with the kina.
West wu a aoner. He could over-
ruff, but then wu forced to lead
away from his ten into the combined
J-9 tenace.
kiUed myself.
finally, my parents bepn to mat-
ter less and less. I decided I would
rather be dead than crazy.
I told my father how miserable I
was and confessed that I was think·
ina abouJ suicide. He telephoned my
brother. 1ttho had Md lhftillr PfOt>-
lem• and ftl beina U'elted with an antidepressant. My brodler put me
in touch witll bit doctor, wbo
prescribed the ume df'UI.
Within a few weeks I was raw.
ever so much better. I stilt have
some down days, but they aren't half
as bad as they used to be.
I he message I would like ,et
across to your readen is this: Whm
you feet down in the dumps for a
sianificant period of time, try coun-
seling. It can't hun and it might
help. If counsel in& doesn't work, talk
to your doctor. A chemical im·
balance in the brain could be causina
your feelings of anxiety and hope-
lnsness. Tbey now have medication
to treat Olis prolllem.
1f your doctor doeut' want IO
li1tcn, FINO ANOTH!~ DOC
TOR. Go 10 the library and educate
yourself about ~. Knowina
that you arc not crazy helpa. Re-
member, you are not alone. Tbjs
type of mental illness is not uncom-
mon. Don't aive up. There is help
for you, but you must find it. l have
been down that lonely road. and
now I am a healthy, haPPY human
bcina. -UTILE ROCK
DEAR t.rm.E ROCK: Wlaat I
1rea1 letter. Ne ._ eemW llave
wrtttea It IHI& a pel'M9 wM Illa UY ..
It. TUU Y" fer I v.....ae c.-
• • • 'II DEAit ANN LANDIU: ;""9 rad ~ pet ,.._ in ' pt column. Plelle Dria& mine. rm I t1ci.tl·tlbt 81 IMlllUC ..
wch u ball pines. coacau IDd ci~utn. So rnuy P.COPll uvo 'Uac
baWt of puniaa tickets Y' r mouth while they put away chan~. It's not a very aood
to handle wet tickets from I'll bet if }'__OU printed this it -ou&d
make a dift"erence. -ANICK Y IN
THE CHEESE ST A TE . DEAR PIN: lltft'1 ,..,. lelW. I
la.,e 11 llelfl, Mt ,_,t kt die n.t.
fte UMt ,.. t1elerlM .. die NAlt
• .... a ........... , ........ . ............... u. ..... t ... .
Winston man smokes tobacco industry
lly The Auodaterd Preu
ALBANY. N.Y. David
Goerllll, whose macho good looks
earned him thousands as a model
for Winston c1gare11es. has turned
on the tobacco industry's auempts
to make smoking look pretty.
He said his 3111-pack-a-day smok-
ing habit led to a stroke.
"I was paid S:?.500 a.day to hang
off this mountain to make (smoking)
look rugged and make 11 look suc-
cessful. make 11 look r.rosperous.
make it look wonderfu :· the 40-
ycar-old Goerllll said this week.
··All these ads arc nothing more than
mere lies.··
GoerlllZ. the "Winston man ..
from 198 1 to 1987. "as the head-
liner for a forum on Ne"' York\
nc" statl·w1dc smol..1ng la". "h1ch
tool.. effect Jan. I and proh1b1t'>
smoking in auditoriums. cle' a tor'>.
gymnasiums. food More,. '>hared
1ax1cabs and limouc;1n e,.
Goerlitz sho\\ed .i.evcral of lhl·
poster ads he mad) "h1le a mock I
for R.J . Re} nold~. "h1ch mal..e'
'A'1nstons.
··1·m not proud o l thllo part or m\
life. fol ks." said C1oerlit1 ·-rm not
proud o f "ho I am 1n thl'SC ad'>.··
Man) school chlldn:-n '-'l'rc in lhl·
audience to hear h1' presentation.
.. What )OU don'1 \Cc 1s the man
behind 1he m) th IX'ing paid
S75 .000 to SIOO.C)(JO a 'car to glam-
orw.· a product th:tt I "a., add 1c1ed
to tor 23 )Cars:· he ..aid
Goerlitz said the \trol..e ha" takrn
awa) feeling 1n hi\ left lrg and the
left side of his fa ce and has rohhl·d
him of his ab1lit} to ta<,l e foo<l
MINNEAPOLIS -Yelena Bon·
oer, "1do"' of 5o' 1e1 Nobel Peace
Pr11c '-'inner A.ndrc1 ~al..haro'. "'II
speak at a peace forum organ11ed b~
former Vice Prt'i1dent Walter !'vton-
dale
llOHOS('OPI·:
Frtday. Jan. 1%
ARIES (March 21-.\pnl 19)
Weekend will be Jll'it a<, ~ou desire
Focus on musiral. Oower. abun-
dance or affection. You'll be Wllh
tho'\t.' "ho ha-.c 'our IX'st 1ntcre<,t'I at
heart. Part) at ·home will be huge
c;ucce11s. Taurus '"'ohcd
TAl 'RUS I April 20-Ma} 20)
You'll be in'ol-.cd '-"llh ixoplc "ho
prcv1ousl} "ere Mrangcrs. Someone
will sa) "'llh romantic intonation'>.
"We arc as ~hips that pac;~ 1n thl·
night!'. Ma1nta1n halance. fitnc.,~.
humor. Pisces represented.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)· A.void
becoming in'olvcd 1n wild goo<,e
chai.c Dunng '-"eckcnd. }Ou could
be "invaded" b} relatl\ cs Stock up
on pro.,,1s1ons. Prepare escape hatch
Embers heat up 1n connection "-Ith
rcla11onsh1p.
Bonner and Sakharov, himself,
confirmed their joint engagement at
the 1990 Peace Pnze Forum at
Augsburg College on Dec. 11 . just
three da} s before he died. college
officials said. The officials renewed
the offer to Bonner last week. and
she accepted.
.. It is singularly appropriate that
Dr. Bonner should participate in the
forum:· college president Charles
Anderson said 1h1s "'eek. "Through-
out her life. Dr. Bonner. like Dr.
akharo'. ha'> pas~1onatel} em-
braced the ca uses of peace and
human rights.··
Augsburg officials were awa1t1ng
'-'Md on whether the Dalai Lama.
the 1989 !'<obel Peace Prize "'inner.
"ill spcal.. at the forum \C'hedulrd
for I eb. 11
Other speaker'> '"II include former
Pn:\lcknt Carta. Peter Duff\. chair·
man of the CXCCUtl\l' commillee OI
.\mnnl} Interna tional : Ma\
K<1rnpclman. forml·r ambassador
and arm'> negotiator and currl·nt
chairman of Fn·nJom Houw: Flora
l C'-' ,., forl'1gn l nrrl·~pondent for
f hl· '.'.l'" Yori.. I 11nl·<.. and (ie1r
I unck'>tad. l'\l'lUll\l' director ol thl'
"\m,H·g1an ~ohl'I I n\t1tutl".
The Pcatc Pntl' J orum. 1n ''' wwnd )Car. 1\ 'ron,orctl h~ thl·
~orncg1an :"\ohl·I ln,111utl' and fi\(·
l \ \f 1d,,e<.tl·rn litwral arts rnllegt''
found.:d b~ '\;or''l'g1.1n 1mm1grant\
\)R..\Cl\F '' (.\Pl ( hr~ \kr C orp C h.11 rma n Lee lacoc·
ca told about I 10 lir'>t-graders that ii
thn karn lo n·ad '-'Cll thev'll ha w
fr1l'.nd' fur ltfe -hook\ ·
·· fhc mo~t 1mpornint things }Ou'll
O\\ n J fl' \our hook,_.. I at:occa sa 1d
'A cdm:'>da\ .. , ou trl'at them like
th;) ·re )Our trca'>urc' hecause the}
arc··
lacocca spokt· at the Danforth
Magm·t School dunng ceremonies to
kick ofT Running Start. a new na·
rar motor .
LEO !Jul~ 21--\u$. 22)· Moon 1n
)Our c,iKn acce nt'\ 11ming. indepen-
drnn'. sn appeal Weekend excel·
lent for romance. rccogn1t1on of new
lo' c You 'II gl·t to heart of mailer>.
dcdanng ... I am trul) a front run-
nrr' ..
VIRGO C .\ug 21-(\cpt 22)· People
argul' hehind <,ccnes You are central
figure Tht'} feel the~ have nght to
tell \OU where IO go and when. Rise aho~·c foolish con01c1s. Financial
dilemma "''II he: rl'\Ohed .\quanan
rc prei.cntcd.
David Goerltta
twnal reading program. Syracuse 1s
one of I 0 school districts around the
countr) 1nst11uting the reading pro-
gram.
Reading is Fundamental. Inc. de-
H'lopcd the thrce-)ear program with
a $2.1 million grant from the
Chr} slcr Corporation Fund. A.bout
2_..l()() first-gradcri. Wiii participate in
II in S,raCU\<.'
Thl' ·program also '-'111 held 1n
Highland Par!... Mich.: Pontiac.
MKh . St Lo ut'>. Hunl'i' 1lle. A.la ..
Toledo. Ohio. Kokomo. Ind :
Sa,annah. Cia .. Phoenix. A.n1. and
Nl·'-'ark. Dl·I.
LOS ..\NGELES -The former
prl''>llll·nt or a local NAACP chapter
filed a S 10 m1lltun libel lawsuit
again~t Arsenio Hall for the ~cond
time. accusing the talk '>how host of
racist and ob'irenc slurs.
Willis Edwards. who recently re-
Bryant Gumbel
s1~ned as president of the Bever))
Hills-Holl)wood chapte r. also
named Rolling Stone magazine as a
defendant in Tuesda) ·s lawsuit
Edwards said he was libeled and
slandered "'hen Hall descnhed him
1n a Rolling Stone 1nterv1ew as a
pimp and a phon) .
A spokeswoman fo r Hall did not
return a telephone ml·ssage seeking
comment.
John Jordan. a spokesman for
Rolling tone. ~1d maga11nc of.
ficials had no knowledge of the
la'-"SU1t and '-'Ould not comment.
In Januar, 1989. Edwards sued
Hall for $1 0 m1ll11)n for litx:I after
Hall alleged!) told a radio inter·
'1e"er that Ed"'ard!I had tncd to
e>.tort S40.000 from Hall to bl ock
pubhc11~ that Hall failed 10 hire
black writers. din:l·tor11 or producer<>
fo r hi s show.
Edwards announced his res1g-
added popufanty. Rul<"S probably refu~ to reveal hidd<'n assets. Focus "''II be broken regarding diet. nutn· on public image. contract. marital
t1CJn . Realize 01na11on 1s not same as statu'>. You'll receive support from
commitment. Protect self and )Our unorthodox quarters Virgo play\
rl·puta11on. d1 '>t1nr t rolc .
SCORPIO(OC't 23-Nov. 21): You PISCES (Feb. 19-Marc:h 20): lnd1·
could he si nging re frain ... E, ef)thing '1dual who attempt~ to "push you
i~ going m~ "a}' .. Weekend features around .. gcti. sho,ed in return
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SAGITTARIUS CNov 22-Dcc. 21 ): If JAN. 12 IS YOU R BIRTHDAY:
·.JUsenlo H•H
nation last month. on the n1&ht of
the N.\A.CP's Image Awards for
black ach1e' emenl 1n entertainment.
The National .\ssoc1ation for the
Advancement or Colored People
had opened an investigation into tiis
alleged mismanagement of Jbe
chapter several days earl ier.
NEW YORK -Bryant Ga ... I,
anchor of NBC'> "Today" show
Sinle 198~. will return to NBC'
port!I next "cekend as host of its
go lf co,eragc.
Di ck Ebersol, the president of
N BC Sporh and a senior vice presi-
dent of NBC 1n charge of "Today~:;
said Gumbel would be host of"'"'dl
least s1>. tournaments this year. re·
placing V 1n Scull}. who quit after
sc'en )Cars as network golf host.
(10mbcl started his television ca-
reer in 1972 as a sportscaster with
KNBC-TV in Los Angeles.
I,.,_. BOl'D
Coffee got
a bad rap
CofTec. too. was targeted b)'
tem~·rancc t)pe'> 1n the 1820s. They
~antl'd 11 banned The)' bad-mouth-
ed 11 aplcnt). and demand fell off.
Thrn thq charged pubhcl) that ti
"a' a SC\ \t1mulant. sales pick<'d up.
and thei r campaign came apart.
You'll be sa)ing. 'T ve hroken free. Current nclc highlights marital
I am out of m) cocoon!"' Emphasis status. possib1ht~ of add111on to fam -Q. Wh) arc surnames called
on lhangc. tra,el. variety. sex ap-11). Ma1or domestic adjustment surname'\" ~·al Joumr) could highlight week· takes plact' this month. could in-A.. In I :?th C<"ntuf) England only
end Cicm1n1. Virgo persons pla) 'ohe lifest)lc. residence. marriage thl' nob1ht) ~ere able lo perpetuate
dominant roles. During Marr h. financial gain fca· their fa mil) names or "Sir" names.
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third person aucmpts to in'olve )O U bilit) and ncccssl!) for meeting .\ computer is called smart. But
in monq argument . Protect self in deadline. Gem1n1 . Sagittarius per-it's not. Each rnmputer does what 11
clinchc'>. Whatner you do. don·t sons pla) important roles 10 )our docs 1n a mos. remarkable manner,
lend or co-sign. Ton1~t could be for hfc. S<.·crct: problem of bod) image. but not one knows what it's doing or
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But )Ou'll he in France 1f you get lo
the top.
Literal translation of "kowtow" ts
"bump the head." This comes up
because an Arm} wife wants to
know the difference between "to
bow" and "to kowtow." Surprised to
get her query. Thought an Army
wife might already know this. To
bow 1s just to bend from the waist.
deep or shallow. But to kowtow calls
for bumping your head on the floor
al )O ur master's feet.
Q. In a light-velocity spacesfi:ip, I
could get to the sun in eight minutes.
to Jupiter in 45 minut~ and to
Saturn in 90 minutes. But how Iona
would it take me to get to Proxima.
the nearest star? I
A. Four years.
Q. Whereabouu on this canh
were the most kinds of dinosaurs?
A. Herc. Where the United States
is now.
Malaysians have proverbs, too.
Such as: "Every pllstone 1'10 io
be somebody's lucky charm." l
Ten o'clock on Monday
Thunda_y momint1 ate not IOQd
tirms for hoUICWives. e~.tfy ti)' .. Botton reaearchcn a.med ..._.
1 boun are when eme1eency t
treat the most "jobletl.
female patient.a" who've a1:ta1•M1
•iddt.
tove comes
'D b. through when nO 1nson, • ne has at press~re 1s on
least one
true fan
I'm rooting for the Rams Sunday.
and I'll tell you why.
I'd like to see John Robinson at the
Super Bowl Game.
He's a coach perceived in several
ways.
Mostly it's a man er of whether you
think hes too conservative (aren't
they all?). too run-oriented. 100 hard-
nosed, too ticky-tack. too ... well. the
list goes on I suppose for every coach.
Here's another side. from a per-
sonal standpoint that if nothing else.
secured at least one fa n.
It was while he was the head coach
for the Unive rsity of Southern Cali-
fornia Trojans that I approached him
one afternoon after a big and emo-
tional victory at the Los Angeles
Coliseum.
It was a game an which the officials
played a key role and a couple of ca
against the Trojans nearly turned the
tide. Robi nson. on the sidelines, was
hot. He was downright red-faced as
he shouted at the 011ic1als on more
than one occasion
But in the end his TroJans won and
the frustration of the afternoon
melted as his 1eam left the field.
In the aftermath dunng the Q and
A scenario w11h1n the packed dress-
ing quarters at the Coliseum. that
part of the issue d1dn'1 surface at all
and when the general press·con-
ference ended I spcnl some time with
other Trojans. then meandered back
into the area and approached Rob-
inson near his cubicle wtth my
notepad 1n m y back pocket.
He was standing there alone with
most of the crowd cleared out. a few
players suit finishing dressing and a
few reporters s11 ll wandenng around.
"What did }OU think of the of-
fic1a11 ng toda)·?" I casually asked.
"What did I think oft he offic1at-
1ng'!' blurted out Robinson. "I'll tell
you what I thought. I thought they
missed one call after another and one
(bleep)tng gu ). as usual, was out of
pos111on time after lime."
He went o n. desc-nb1ng one mis-
call after another and by this time I
was w~ting so fast on my notepad
that most of 11 was d1 scem1ble in this
one-on-one 1nterv1ew.
"I can'1believe 1h1s." I was 1elling
myself. This was material SO Juicy
and great. well. it'SJUSI not the kind
of stuff you get at the end ofcollege
football games.
Whal you get are such notable
1h1n$S as "I thought we played a rea l
quality team and one which was
reall y well-coached ... thing-; like 1ha1.
They simply don't tell }'OU how
rouen the game was offi c1a1ed. And
they surely don '1 tell you euctly
which referee. and why's he's 'iO
damed inept. unless you're Bo
Schembechler and you've al read)
coached )Our last game.
By JON FERGUSON
ot _o..,,.,..~
It's always taken a liule pressure
-in different fashions -to gel
Duval l ove
motivated.
F1rs1 there
was his
mother.
"M}' mom
to ld me. I
alwa)S had to
get yelled at
and screamed
al 10 get me
going." Lo\e
said. ··1 guc~.,
once she chewed me out. and I
seemed to act belier. I guc'is that's
what I needed 10 gel me goi ng."
Fountain Valle~ High Coach Mike
Milner has said he finall} moti vated
Love after his JUnt0r )"Car. and an
All·CIF campaign as a senior led to
a scholar'ih1p to L'CLA. When he
emerged from l TL.!\ afler two .\ll-
Pac-10 campaign'>. he v.as the I 0th·
round p1d. of 1hc Rams 1 n 1985
Onn· in the :--. FL. he \\orl..cd and
1tcd I) turn lor three seasons
wh . a~ing all three offens1"e hnc
pos111ons. pnmanl) backing up for-
mer All-Pro guard Denni'> Harrah
until his n:t1rcmen1 in 198 7 In 1988.
Lo\e stancd IS gaml''> but hi..' did
not ha\e the Joh Sl·alnl tor I YIN
said Ram' ufkn'1'e line coach
Hudson Houlk.
When a rnn1rat 1 holtlnut cauwd
him to nll\~ tht• l'nt1rc 1ra1n1ng
camp. hl· "J' \l'l had. and guard
Ton) Slaton tllok J<h:intagc of the
opportuntt). It \\a,n·1 unttl the reg-
ular season tinJk 1ha1 I O\ c bccaml'
a s1ancr again -"hrn lhl' season
had taken 11' toll nn "laion·s knees.
:--Jo" LuH'. ~-. " h:.irl.. 1n the role
v. here hr ... 1~., hr performs best.
starting and pla ~mg e'" Cr) down
instead of rotating sencs w11h
Sla1on.
When he was presented w11h 1he
task of going hcad-10-head w1th
Eagles defensive 1ackle Mike Pius.
an eiu.·<.'llcnt defender against 1he
run. in 1hc NFC wild card game
three wc<.'ks ago. he responded with
a stellar effort.
··rm a gu) v.ho pla>s well under
prcssur<.'."' LO\C said. ·-rve go1 10
ha\l' m) back up against the wall. It
brings ou1 the best 1n me."
Ram.-. running back Greg Bell
rushed for 124 > ards against the
Eagle,, pnmaril) behind Love in the
Rams ufli:nsl\ t• \Chern e for that day.
The 6-fuot-3. 287-pound Love, who
t!i vcr> quick anti agi le for his size.
v.as fated v.11h the kc\ task for the
offt•n\l\C linl·. .
.. Mike Pim .. had been pla)ing
rl·al "l'll aga1m1 other people." Love
said. ··1 pla)ed him last year. but I
d1dn·1 pla} as v.cll as a I can. He
moti\aled me. I v.as determined not
to let him make a tackle or get a
sack
··rim d1dn'1 gel a tackle. a sack or
e' cn an a"istst. lt"s the fi rst game ball
I ret·c1\l·d on m) ov.n 1n fi ve \ears.
It°'> ano1her s1epping stone. I'm an
utfcn'il\ e lineman. w I take even-
1h1ng in '.)tndc:· ·
In Lo"e's case. a llltk pressure
nl·\ er hurts.
l:am1ng the game hall was a
ch:i ngc of pace for the fifth-)ear
Rams offensive guard this season
··.\II the frustration came 10 a
head:· LO\C said. ··That game ball
meant a lot to me. It \hO\.\Cd me I
still have 11. I ran do II. that the hard
work paid off.··
Rams ( oach John Robinson said
that 1f being hacked into a corner
hclp'.I moll\alc Lo\e ··1hat's good. I
think he can lose concen1ra11on at
tlnll''> ... Rob1 n'ion said.
··11 that focu~ 1ha1 comes from
that can hclp htm, 1hat's ~rcat. If he
can tx·rnmc a more efficient pla)er
Duv•I Love Is loolclng for a berth In th• Super Bowl.
tn lhl' futurl'. hl"ll hn·oml· a \en
good pla)cr "
This Sunda) 1n the hat1le for the
N FC 11tle at an f ranc1<>Co ht" v.111
ha\ c to bc \l·r~ gou<l Hl'i lh:.tllt'nge
"1.\lll tx· -t4t•r' Li.:Jt dcfl'O<.t\l' l'nd
P1crll' 1 lolt. thl· ll'~ kad1ng
tall..kr "ho 'harl·d tl·am '>at k honor<,
"'llh out<,1dl' l1nl'ha1.J...rr (hark<,
Hall·, at I 01
·· r°hl' gu> \\ho\ plJ>tng l'\tremd>
\\di " P1l'rn· llul1.·· lluurk \aid
··(I o' l'.,l got ~1 mul'h luughcr Joh
than he h:id Jga111\t P111s I don·1
kn1)" 1f "l"H' fa l'l'd a<; tough a
pla)cr 1n\1de :ill )rar nn·p1 lnr
~1 11lard llolt 1' mulh h1ggn (than
\11llarJ1 hut hl· ha' mulh morl· QUKJ...nl'S\ ..
LO\l' "l'lcoml's thl' opportun1t)
··1 think he's an l..'\lYllcnt pla>rr ··
Lo\e .-.aid ··1 1h1nk ne\t 'ear. he'll
t:x.· a Pro Bo" ler I ltke playing
against him. He keep!> pla)ing hard
and ph,'.l1cal. and hl· tloesn'1 tal..t•
an> rh~·u p \hot'> or tall.. a lot Hc·, a
gu~ > uu can H'"J>l.'CI
L ll' c matlt' hi-. first pla,ot1 start
la\! 'l'a'un against ~t 1nne<.()ta 1n thc
:--. H \\ 1ld lard gamc. and although
hl· \\~.,a rool..1e '' hl·n lht· Ram' "cnt
lo the I '1h5 :--. H 11111." gaml· agatn\l
thr Hl'ar'>. j 'houldrr tnJun \ldl'-
ltnl'<l him lur m o\I of the \l'a,on
··10 \tart in thl· \upn Bo"I ''11uld
hl' .l drl·am:· I O\l' '>J1d ··1 1u'>t plJ\
"hJrd jnd kt thing' t.111 tnlll plJll'
.. ,,l.·\c got Ill tx·at \Jn Franu,u1
111 gl·t 10 thl· nnt <.tl'p The\ 'rl'
pl.i>ing \H'll Thn lo..m1" "hat· 11
l.il..c-; to '''° '11" "l'.,l. got 111 gu
up thac lire up Jnd pJa, uu r g..ime '
Thing'> "l'fl'O t g111ng 'll "l'll JU\t
a k" month' ..1g11
Hl' lounJ hi\ had .. to thl' "all la\t
fall '' h\.'n a ,ontrJd holdout l:lstC'd
~n11l .\u~ ~'I Rl·turning 1u'>t in llml'
lur thr ltnal '"" prt'·\(.'J\\ln µml''
Lo' e had a lut ol ground to mal..e
up
Hts rl·plalCml·nt :.inotha \l'Nltle
ofTen'il' e linemJn in ~la ton. madl·
LO\l'.\ goal a tough one \lawn ha'
also sen ed ht~ tlUl''> .ind t<>uld '-Oml'
da~ rl·plan· 12-> l'ar 't•trran center
Doug Sr1111h. hut he 1001. ad' antagl'
of thl' opent ng crratl·d h\ l u\ c
··it hun'i to m1'' .111 nt 1ra1n1ng
camp:· Lu\l' \atd ··11 takl'\ d v.htle
to &l't hJcl. 1n \hape I "a' going to
ha\l' w cJrn thl· 1C>h { oarh Roh-
inson "aid 11 ma' takl· \OU thrl'C
four 111 \\Cl'I..<.. hu·t \llu·11 ~· \t::trt1ntt
again ··
Lo'c .,..a~ pla~tng l'3th "Cl'I.. hut
11 100~ nl·.trh h>ur month\ to l·arn
ht~ po"11t0n ha~i.. \\1th ~laton nur\-
ang the tnJUf"I. I 11\l" "a" 111ld hl·
.,..ould \tart during the prat tlll' v.ecl..
before the ..... :a,on f1n.lk .1g.itn\t 'r "
England Obv1ousl) there are reasons for lhe
straigh t and narrow -everything
comes around and not many are
prone to bile the hand that can f Ptease SH CARLSON /121 ~au pt'otectlon Is what Duv.a Love _. be co.tted on for by ttte
··The~ "crc prl·tt~ t IU<,(.' lll l'' l'n ··
Rohtn\on <,aid ·r on' had bet·n
(Plea1e s~~ LOVE/84)
Fischer
closing in
on mark
TM Dely ftllot
Debbie Fischer returned from an
ankle injury to lead the Edison Hi&h
airls basketball team to a .SS-32
Sunset Lague win at Fountain Val-
ley Thursday niaht.
Fischer, the )..point specialist. re-
turned to the startin1 lineup after
missina the last three quarters of the
Charsers· 0$>Cnina Sun.et ~
loss to Hununaton Beach last Tues-
day. Fischer had two 3-pointers in
the rmc and needs three more 10
brca the state record. r
Also in double ftawa for f.dilOft
(11-3, t-1), wa1 M"dollie IWUllMI
with 14 poinu. Fountain Valley
dropl to I(). 7 overall and ().2 in the
Suntet.
In double fiaurct for the Barons were JuUc Workman with a team· bilb 14 points and Jennifer a..rt.ro_ Hatber Stanke and Shanna Willoe
CKta witb 10.
Foat.tin Valley Ud ...... t19e a.di witb two mmu• llft M 52-SI, .... Eclilola .... tbe ... ...
points b tM wla.
rt ••--.S/UI
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NEWPOaT CL~SSIC
Tourney has
launched many
pro careers
T"o v.el·l..s from toda\, the\ 'II be
teeing tl up 1n the I Mh annuaf
Nev. port Class1l Pru-.\ m at Nev. -
port Beach Countr) ( luh
The former ( ro.-.b, . uuthl·rn or
"l11tle Crash'·· as 11.v.a'i knov.n in
!ts earl} stages. has come a long wa)
1n the 15 }Cars of 11.-, n1stence In
fact. 11 1s one of 1hc most prC'st1gious
events of its krnd on the golf c1ircu1t
any~re in the .,..orld
't~oung professional golf aspirants
have a chance 10 pla) in a 1wo-da).
36-hole pro-am event for a good
purse and at the same time. help to
launch their own carec.-rs.
There have been a number of
UC/ comes close, but loses again, 49-48, to 49ers
8y ftlD McCLATOfY
O..., .... Ccuo ......
early in the second half, then
withstood the Antcaten' )..point ~ and their own inability to
convert the easy baket, to win,
4M8. The 49m (10.l, 3-1) are oft' io
thdr best start 1ince Lute Ollon's teem opened 12-1 in 1973-74. They
llleded just about all the time in the .... '° win. but Weft ftfY ......,, ..... the finaJ buurr .,...
With t~ ICCM"C tied It 41 ad .... t -.d• left. 49tr ...,ct y,,_. Mildld wat to tile fret throw he
tbr. ~.He made* .. .......... second.. livilll d9e
A.MlaWI I cMnct IO wfa a doll
.... in dicta dtey trailed .... . wftntW. •dwtl.-•'8n • °"" Rod Palmer l8d
Justin Anderson. UCI inbounded
the bell to an open Ricky Butler at
haJfcourt. who dribbled to the ) ..
point line and took tht jumlJ". ~
ball bounced off the rim as time
cxf?!rtd. ·a toad Palmer not to foul him (Ml~htll) l( we Ucd It. and then I cbaneed my mind and he cou)dn't
bear me," UCl Coecb Bill Mullipn ..w after -~~ia ... nally behind JUl&in A~'• fow la
pointm IMe la tbe IK'Oed Mlf.
.......... IO .... Mm becaVIC M'I
lbcMlt I 49 'fll'C!IM he ~ .....-.we.,..u.eoo .... We
W ..ty eilllt •a• .. lllft _. eo ti•1w.._ .......... ~--=.Mn-a.-. ...... .............. dtM.., ....,_
Wild-card
Rams try
to even
game out
Wild card learns.
It's not much of a surpnse that
one made 11 to the conference \ltlc
game. but thi s Rams team actually
has man} people heltev1ng 11 can
V.10 II
Of the 12 bonus babies v. h1ch
ha' e madl' 111h1s far in the past,
onl~ three havc gone on to the Super
Bov.I
The first 11me the lat1er happened,
11 v.as the Western DI\ 1s1on cham-
pion Ram-;.,.. ho fell to wild-card
Dallas. 31 . .,. in a debacle at the LA
( oltseum The Rams' title ga me
\j)I\ 1s 1-5. ab\ smal to be exact. with
an a\crage of61 ~points on offense
for lhl' "" games.
In I 'IMS. the Rams ne'er got on
the board against a Bears team
"-h1lh v.as t"allcd une of the best of
all lime
~ov.. the) face a 49ers squad
~·rl..1ng a founh uper Bowl title trl
thl· delJde. a team "1th possibly tht=
bt.-'>t quanerbat"I.. 1n h1s10~. the best
oOl·n~· 1n the :--:FL and the fou rth
tx· ... 1 drltnsc
There are no v.eaknesses. They
ha\l· lurmcr Super Bowl champion
pla)ers acquired from other teams
bal J...1ng up defending Super Bowl
rhamp1on\.
\\ hl·n the) topped the NFL for
the third ttmc 1n the 1980s a year
a110 thl·) .,..cnt out and made their
team n en \tronger. The) added free
agl'Oh lt l..e J1m Burt. ~au Millen
and ~ltke herrard. four rookies
v. ho h;i \l' mo' ed 1n10 ~ond-stnng
rok'> JnJ thl·" began using John
T d\lor in their ofTense more . a kev
1n Jue \1on1ana·., most successful'
')(.'asun to date. staus11calh ~Iler dominaung almost every
tcJm 1n the league to the tune ofa
I 4-2 regular ~ason mark. they de-
molt\hed v.hat was supposed to be a
4ualt1~ \ 1J...1ngs defense in the ftrst
round of the pla)offs.
:·This team ma) be better than all
thl' 4'1er teams:· said Rams Coach
John Robinson "This team may be
pla) 1ng at 11!> peak ngh1 at the
m0mcnt ll has most of its people
hl·allh) and well. and they're well
rl·<\tl·d The) beat Min nesota so cas-
t I). 11 .... as embarrassing."
Robinson and his players are
mal..ing no bold predictions. Rob-
1n,on .,..ouldn't allow 11. They're
g" 1ng the 49ers credit in every way
-in predictable fashion.
Rut these v.1ld-card Rams are no
101..er
The) aren't going to get cocky. but
thq gl\ e the 1mpress1on their state-
ments are rhetoncal in nature.
Thi" 100 ma) be the best Rams
team 1n qu11e 'iOme ume. unques-
1wnabh 1n this decade. The Rams
arC' nearing their peak. but haven't
f Please lft RAMS /lllt
pla~crs part1c1patina hen who haw
made 11 big on the PGA Tour, some
ofthl·m the same year they have
pla ~rd here in January.
Pa) ne tcwart is probably the best
current example ofa buddin1 career
that hdped get a start in the New-
port Beach tournament. He became
1he 1h1rd player in PGA history to
win more than S l million in one
)Ur dunng 1989 and bas been a
C'Ons1sten1 top money winner over
the past few years.
Of course. there a~ others who ,...._ .. aour/911
t 'OOTH \I I
Reisberg to
join OCC staff
~. ,m'l lbeaace from tbe Mar llllillll bueball tcene, Joe ~ ... '**-.... NBC analyst will be ...,.,..,.., broedcuter for 35
~~OD SportlChannel Los
Aijeleil dais teason. The cable •wort ii currently seen in approx-~ 110,000 homes in southern cawbrnia.
will team with another
fonner leque catcher, Joe Tom b' the me pmes. Sports-
Cbaonel will also show JS Dodger
bome pmes. The 1990 Dodgers'
brolldc:ast team will be announced
laler.
.. rm baS;Jl!Y and enthusiastic to be workina with SportsChannel Los
Aftecles telecastina the California
Aftlels," said G1rqiola, who team-
ed with Vin Scully It NBC.
Prior to his wort with NBC. Gar-
aaiola served 1s a commentator on
St Louis Cardinal pmes and d id
play-by-play on New York Yankee
broadCUts. He won spon scastcr of
the year, Peabody and Freedom
Foundation awards and was also
nominated for an Emmy for his
work on the dramatic 1975 World
Series.
While being the commentator on
CrtsChannel. Torre will switch to
y-by-play when he works with
egje Jackson on the Channel 5
An&el telecasts.
''l 've a dmired Joe's work for a
number of years," said Torre abou1
Gafaiiola. "Catchers are the
s.mancst people in the world."
0
Mater Dci High's basketball team
wiU be featuted once apin on
SpontCbannel cable at 7 o'dock
toniabt when it r.cet Artaia at Loni ~11 State. The Monarchs arc the
top team in Oran,e County and
Artesia may be the best in Los
Aiwtles County.
The Monarchs are led by 6--foot-8
center Derek Stone, while the other
retumina surten arc 6--S forward
Andy Kalich and S-11 point auard
Jason Quinn. For Artesia, the top
player includes 6--9 senior center-
foward Ed O'Bannon. a pre-season
hiAh school All-American. ibc aame will be replayed at I
p.m. Saturday .
0
Television sports notes:
•The Nationa l Football League
will decide its Super Bowl teams on
Sunday when the American Con-
ference and National Conference
championship games will be played.
The Cleveland Browns will play the
Denver Broncos in Denver at 10:30
a.m .; that AFC game will be shown
on Channel 4. At 2 p.m .. Channel 2
will broadcast the NFC game at
Candlestick Park between the Rams
and the San Francisco 49ers.
The winners of those games will
have two weeks off before meeting
in the Jan. 28 Super Bowl in New
Orleans. That game will be shown
on Channel 2 at 2 p.m.;one hour
earlier than what has been a usual 3
p.m. PST kickoff the past few years.
•One of the top television-au-
dience tournaments each year is the
Bob Hope Classic. The Bob Hope's
pro-am field of celebrities has alway~
H I : 1-: k I·: '\ D 'I' I·: I . I·:\ IS I 0 '\ • H \ D I 0
lured a liable ldevisioa ludieDce
(by toltllaDdarda) ... tbc 90-bole
annUal eveni. whidl .,._ at I p.m .
next WedDelday OD ESPN.
Tbe rant thtee rounds of the Hope
Classic -Wednaday, l)unday
and next Friday -will be shown
live on ESPN at l p.m . The Onal twc
rounds will be televised live by
Channel• at l :30 p.m. on Saturday,
Jan. 20 and Sunday, Jan. 21.
ESPN will show the final two
rounds of the Tucson Open at l p.m
this Satu~y and Sunday. After the
Bob Hope Classic. the next tour-
nament of 1tneral interest will be
April S, when CBS will begin tele-
visin1 the Masters.
• There is no deanh of college
hoops Saturday. Channel 2 will
show three games -Georgetown-
DcPaul at 10 a.m .: Maryland-Duke
at I p.m.: and Arizona-UCLA at 3.
Channel 4 features UNLV-Temple
at I 0:30, while ESPN will beam a
pair of games Saturday morninJ -
Alabama-Birmingha m vs. Xavier
and Virgjnia-Nonh Carolina.
ESPN's "Big Monday .. threesome
begins with Syracuse at Connecticut
a t 4:30 p.m .. continues with Mich-
igan at Illinois at 6:30 p.m .. and will
conclude at 9 p.m. wi th UNLV at
Fresno State.
•College football didn't end with
the New Year's bowl games, as a
handful of all-star match ups remain.
The Hula Bowl (Channel 4 at 12:30
p.m.) and Japan Bowl (ESPN at 7
p.m.) arc on tap Saturday.
l>euJ1Bnnterto.111 • Dally
Pilot writer wr•ou co/run. appears
every Frlay.
TELEVISION
Wome n-Pacific at Long Beach State (delayed), Prime
Ticket.
9 a.m . -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Alabama-
Birmingham a t Xavier, ESPN.
9 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Southern
Illinois at Drake , SponsChannel (repeats at 10 p.m.).
; l 0 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Georgetown
-at DePaul, Channel 2.
10:30 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Nevada-
Las Vegas at Temple. Channel 4.
·: I I a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Virginia at
Nonh Carolina, ESPN.
11 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Richmond
at GeorJC Mason. SportsChannel.
11 :30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Senior Professional
L.eaaue-Fon Meyers at W inter Haven (tape), Pnme
Ticket.
Noon -SPORTS SATUROA Y: World Cup slalom
from Kranjskagora. Yugoslavia (tape): World Cup ski
jumping from West Germany and Austria (tape).
Channel 2.
12:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Hula Bowl
.U-star pme fro Honolulu, Channel 7.
I p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Maryland at
Duke, Channel 2.
I p.m. -GOLF: Tucson Open. ESPN.
I p.m. -WGB SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Artesia
~. Mater Dci from Long Beach State (tape), Sports-
Channel.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Ari1ona at
UCLA, Channel 2.
3 p.m . -BOWLING: AC-Delco Classic from
Torranec (delayed), Channel 7.
3:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pacific al
Cal State Fullerton, Prime Ticket.
4:30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Harlem
Olobetrouers exhibition fro m Paradise Island.
Bahamas, Channel 7.
4:30 p.m . -BOXING: Steve Cruz vs. Ricky
Alvara, featherweights, from Fon Wonh (tape).
SportsChan nel.
• S p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Illinois at
Northwestern, WGN.
S p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: New Jersey at
Oevelaod, WOR.
h 5:30 p.m. -PRO BASltETBALL: Oippers at
\...nicago, Channel 5.
7 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Japan Bowl all-
star pme from YoKohama, ESPN.
• 7:05 p.m. -PRO BAS&ETBALL: Atlanta at
Seattle TBS.
Channel 18 (Sport , . p.m.). 7:lo p.m. -HO~E RA ~Santa Anita replays.
7:30 p.m. -P ~: Hartford at Kings.
rrime Ticket.
7:30 p.m. -COIJ..IWE BASKETBAU.: Long
Beach Stak at UC Santa Barbara, SponsChannel.
10:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL:
':•
Midnight -TENNIS: Orange Bowl Junior Tour-
nament from M1am1 Beach. Fla. (tape), SponsChannel.
1:30 am. -HORSE RACING: Los Alamitos
harness results. Prime Ticket.
RADIO
I p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Anzona State
at USC. KN X (I 070).
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Arizona at
UCLA. KMPC (7 10).
J:JO p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pacific at
Cal State Fullenon. KWRM (1600).
5:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers at
Chicago. KRTH (930).
7:30 p.m . -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: New
Me\ICO State al UC!, KORG ( 1190).
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Hanford at Kings.
KLAC (570).
9.30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Long
Beach Stale at UC San1a Barbara (delayed). KORG
( 1190 ).
Sanday
TELEVISION
I 0 a.m . COLLEGE BASKE TBALL:
Women-Lou1 s1ana Tech at O ld Dominion, ESPN.
10:30 a.m . PRO FOOTBALL: AFC
final-Cle"eland at Denver. Channel 4.
Noon -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Louisville at
Flonda Stale. Pnme Ticket.
12:30 p.m. -SOCCER: English League compet1-
tion-L1verpool at Manchester United (tape), Spons-
Channel.
I p.m. -GOLF: Tucson Open. ESPN.
1:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: George
Washington at Rhode Island, SportsChannel.
2 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: NFC' final-Rams a t
San Francisco. Channel 2.
2:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Senior Professional
League-St. Petersburg at West Palm Beach (delayed ),
Pnme Ticket.
6 p.m. -BOXING: Tyrone Trice vs. Kevin
Pompey. welterweights. from Atlantic City, ESPN.
6:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL:
Women-Cal State Fullerton at San Diego State (tape).
Pn me Ticket.
7:30 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Santa Anita replays.
Channel 18 (SportsChanncl. 9:30 p.m.).
8:30 p.m. -BOXING: Kevm Ma.rston vs. Richie
Otero. jun1or-hghtwe1ghts. from Hempstead, N.Y.
(tape). Prime Ticket.
RADIO
10:30 a .m. PRO FOOTBALL: AFC
final-Cleveland at Denver. KNX (1070).
2 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: NFC final-Rams at
San Francisco. KMPC (710).
$900,000 for its favorite charitv a nd
hopes to go over the SI million
mark this year, puts o n the show
with a great deal of volunteer help.
Some of those who work on the
tournament spend a month or more
preparing fot the event. The player
procurement twosome of Gene
Baum and Jake Rohrer is in contact
with every professional and amateur
throupout the month of January.
Recently, at La Costa Country
Club·during the first round of the
MONY Seniors Tournament of
Champions. Chi Chi Rodriguez.
always a favorite with he gallery.
finished his round by sinking a 25-
foot putt on the 18th green. His
play101 panner, RivC1 McBee, went
to the cup and picked up
Rodriauez's ball.
They beain work at the quaJifyina
school eacfi. year to pin the lop
youna pros and take applications
from amalC'Utl lbrouaboul ~ year. Thete are but two of the many.who
apmd countleu boun on the project
inctud.ina tbc ,eneraJ chainnan each
year. Rohrer is a pest cbairmu and
thi~ year's majordomo is Paul Ny-
Instead ofhandina it to his oppo-
nent, he tossed it to the pllery on
the other side of the arccn. Not to be
ouldone. Rodriauez picked McBee's
ball frona the cup after be made a
much shorter one and promptly put
it in his own t.ck pocket. ,
The two walked away from the
cup tOftlbcr and about halfway
acrou IM~ Chi Chi took the
balJ out of bit pocket and totted it
to another portion of the pllery to
tbe dcliebt ofaU tbOIC praent.
Tbelf little 1oucbes have made the men•• Senior Tour an C1\foyable
eYat to w8'dl Md .triJe dley arc ..,._._....,... '='1!\!: die ClOUlll. ooec play ii ...._
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costl}l proposition:
for Bat/cley, Jac/cSon
NEW YORK -A fiiendly _., ~
between Cbartes Barkley and Mart JICbon ~
turned lnto a costly one for boch pllyen '
Thursday. ---
Tbe ~ rifted eech player s,,ooo after leamma
they had a runnina SSOO bot on who mabl tbc bia play
when Barkley's Philadelphia 76ers play Jacbon's New
York Knicks.
Commissioner David Stem levied lhc fines after
meetina with Barkley and Jackson.
"While I am penuaded that there was nolhina
more '°ina on here than some verbal jockeyina between
two fncndly rivals, it is my responsibility to maki. e it
plain to Mcurs. Barkley and Jacbon, and everyone cite
in the NBA, that on the subject of pmf>Jina, even the
sliahtest appearance o( impropriety is a terious matter, ..
Stem said.
Jack59n and the Knicks declined comment on the
fines. Barkley could not be reached, but Pbiladefphia
aeneraJ manqer John Nash said, "The NBA IClCd
accordinaJy and prudently.".
Barkley's shon jumP.Cr in the closina seconds
Wednesday niaht in Philadelphia pve tbc 76ers a
113-1 I I victory over the Knicks. Jackson, who finished
with 33 points, missed a 3-pointer just before the final
buzzer.
After the pme, Barkley mentioned the running bet·
he had with Jackson.
"We're just very Jood friends and we just have a
lot of fun," Barkley said. "We just like lo compete. We
bet $500 in the playoffs (last season when the Knicks
swept three straight games), and I won it back tonight.
I want m y money."
"No, no, we're even," Jackson joked as he headed
to the Philadelphia dressing room. 'He owes me from
the pla yoffs and he never paid me. So, we're even."
QIOll 01 1111 U\\
llemJ SelblJ, second-year ~nter of the NBA's
Miami Heat, af\er outscorina Patrick Ewing. 26--11 ,
althou&h the New York Knicks gained a 100-94
victory last Dec. 26: "I don't want to compare
myself to Patnck. He is the MVP of the league this
year, and I'm JUSl a pup that's growina up. In a
couple of years. I hope I can be as competiuve and
as good as he 1s. Right now, he's the head man ...
Fullerton tops Fresno State
Mark Hill scored 20 points and Cedric ,.,
Ceballos added 16 to lead Cal State Full-~ -.
erton to a 73-65 Big West Conference ----
victory 0' er Fresno State Thursday night at
Titan G)·m.
Fullenon improved to 7-5 overall and 1-2 in the
Big West. Fresno Stato fell to 6-7 and 1-3. Wilbert
Hooker led the Bulldogs with 21 points while Chris
Henderson and Tod Bcrnanrd had 16 apiece.
In another Big West game:
New Medco State 74, UC Suta Barbara 11 : Keith
Hill scored 24 points to lead New Mexico State (13-1.
4-0) past UC Santa Barbara (8-4. 2-2).
In the Pac-10:
UCLA IZ, Arilou State $3: Trevor Wilson scored
17 pomts and Don Maclean added 12 as No. 19 UCLA
( 10-2. 4-0) beat cold-shooting Arizona State (8-5. 2-3).
'the Sun Devils los1 for only the second time in the last
Eight games .
Arl1ou H, USC 7S: Jud Buechler scored 22 pomts
and had I 0 rebounds as I 8th-ranked Arizona (9-4. 4-2)
beat USC' (5-6. 0-4). It was the Wildcats' eighth straight
viclOr).
Wad1JagtH 71, Staaford H: New Washington
starters Doug Meekms and Brent Merritt scored 18
points eac h as the Huskies (7-6, 2-'\) raced to an early
lead and defeated Stanford (9-3. 1-2).
In other games involving top 25 teams:
Loyola Marymool 1 U, Suta Clara IH: Bo
Kimble. the nation's leading scorer, had 35 points and
Hank Gathers. last year's leader, added 22 as No. 23
Loyola Marymount (I 0-3. 1-0) o utgunned Santa Clara
( 3-1 I . 0-2)in the West Coast Conference.
Indiana 77, Nortllwe1ten IS: Eric Anderson led an
18-2 second-half run with 11 points as No. 13 Indiana
( 12· I. 2-1) turned a six-point deficit into a 10-point lead
en route to a Big Ten victory that made Bob Knight the
winningest coach in conference history. The victory was
the 229th in the Big Ten for Knight, puttina him one
ahead of Purd ue's Ward "Piggy" Lambert.
Panlae II, MlueMta 71: Ryan Berning scored all
13 of his points in the final nine m inutes. includin& six
free throws in the final 7 1 seconds, a.s Purdue (I 0-2. 2-0)
beat No. 16 Minnesota (10-2. 1-1) in the Big Ten.
snapping the Gophers' 10-game winnina streak.
DUe H, Geersta Teel! ti: Phil Henderson scored
26 points and Christian Laettner 23 and 10th-ranked
Duke ( 11 -2. 2-0) overcame a 10-point defici t in the filw
nine minutes to defeated previously unbeaten No. 9
Georgja Tech (I 0-1. 1-1) in an Atlantic Coast Con-
ference game.
LoeitviUe 7t, Sotltll Carolla M: Keith Williams
made eight of nine shots in scoring a career-high 24
points as No. 11 Louisville ( 11-2) beat South Carolina
(5-4. 1-1) in a Me tro Conference pme.
Talue 81, Memplll1 State 81: Michael Christian hit
a 3-pointer with 28 seconds lef\ to gi ve Tulane (3-8) an
upset over No. 20 Memphis State (9-4).
Kings tie on Gretzky's goal
ING LEWOOD -Wayne Gretzky ~ scored with 5:04 lef\ in rqulat1on as the Los
Angeles Kinas overcame a two-aoaJ. deficit • •
in the third period to tic the Smythe
Oivision-leadina Edmonton Oilcn, 3-l.
Gretzky scored on a 5-foot wrist shot from the ri(t:lt
of the crease after llkina a pus from Luc Robitadle
fro m behind the net. Earlier in the period. Robitaille
scored his 32nd aoaJ of the teason to brina the Kinp
within )-2 at 6:S4 of the period.
The Kinp arc 0-4-l in their last five sames while
the Oilcn are 6--3-2 in their last I l.
~~
" ... Number 27 ... "
Joyner flies for arbitration
~ First baseman Wally Joyner. who has
been involved in two salary disputes with
the California Angels in the past. filed for
salary arbitration Thursday.
Joyner and 1hc Angels must each submit a
proposed salary for 1990 by next Tuesday. ~n arbi1ra.tor
will choose o ne figure o r the other following a heanng
if the player and team don'I previously agree to contract
te rms.
Joyner, 27. was eligible f~r arbit~tion for the first
time last year and filed for 1t. but sipled a one-year
contract before the scheduled heanng. He earned
$920.000 and made an additional $55,000 in bonl!ses.
In other baseball news Thursday:
•Cincinnati signed free-agent catcher Dave Engle
to a one-year contract wonh $200.000. The 33-year-old
Engle hit .215 1n 17 games with Milwaukee last season
with 1wo home runs and eight RBis.
•Right-hander Tim Leary and the Yankees agreed
to $825,000. a raise of S 15 5,000.
•Righi-hander M1kc Jackson and Seattle settled a1
$400.000. a raise of S 190.000.
• Sho rtslop Mariano Duncan and Cmc1nnat1
agreed to S325.000. a raise of S 125.000.
•First baseman Mike Laga and San Francisco
agreed 10 S 155.000. The G1an1s also came to agrccmen1
with pitcher Kell)' Downs. 1erms of which were not
disclosed.
• L..ef\.handcr Jen) Don Gleaton and Kansas \It)
aereed to s 176.000. the maximum 20 percent cul from
his 1989 salar) of $220.000.
•The New York Mets said they were not willing
to pay ou1fielder Darryl Strawberry as much as Enc
Davis. who Sunday agreed to a $9.J million. three-year
contract wnh the Reds. Davis and Strawberry both are
represented b) Enc Goldschm1d1.
McGowan fires 62 at Tucson
Pat McGowan led a massive assault on
a frie ndly little mun1c1pal course wi th a 10-*
under-par 62 Thursda) for a three-shot first
round lead at the Tucson Open. McGowan.
a non-wmner 13 season~ of PGA Tour act1v1ty. scored
eight b1rd1es and an eagle and did nol have a boge> on
the Randolph Park course. which was no mjlch for
golrs touring pros.
In other spons nc"' Thursda):
•Jim Hanifan. 1he 1n1enm coach of the NFL"•
Atlanta Falcons. was adm11ted to a hospital for treat·
ment of head tnJunc\ after his arrcst on chargcs ol
driving under 1hc 1nOucnce and simple batter1.
•Tim W11herspoon, a two-time former' hea v)·
weight champion. kn ocked down Jeff Sims in lhe first
round, then beat him up unlll lhc referee stepped 1n
after fi ve rounds 10 end the heavyweight figh1 at Trump
Plaza in Atlantic City. Another 10-round heavyweight
bout matched T yrell Biggs and Ozzie Ocasio. both of
who m had unsut:cessfully challenged for the hcavy-
we1~t llllc This one was won by Biggs on a clear-cut
dec1s1on.
••Lynn Snyder. athletic director at Oregon State
for the past fi ve years. will not have his contract
re ne wed when II expires Junc '0. the university an·
nounced.
•Steven Hodgin was named the head football
coach at Western Carolina. replacing Dale Strahm who
resigned unexpectedly earlier m 1he day to accept the
defensive coordmator's JOb at Duke.
•San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana was
selected the winner of the Jim Thorpe Trophy as Most
V~luable Player 1n the NFL. thc third straight 49cr to
wm the award. The Jim Thorpe Athletic Club of
Oklahoma lll) presen1s the award. Montana was
selectc;d . in vott ng by members of the NFL Players
Assoc1at1on.
1111\1'10,-H \UIO
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10:30 •.m . COLL•GE BASKETBALL: Women-Mlchl~n 11 Ohio Stale. ESPN.
1 p.m. -GOL,: Tuc$0n Oc>en, ESPN.
• 4:30 P.m. -COLLEGE BASK•TBALL; Noire Dame 11 La Salle, Se>orlsChannel (re1>1als 11 10 p';tn,).
S P.m . -SKIING: U.S. men's pro compellllon from
Heavenlv V•lley O•Pll, ESPN. s P.m. -"'o BASKETBALL: Chlc.-,xi II Charlolle ™~ .
7 P.m. -HtGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Artesia 11 ~ler Del, SPOr1$Ch•nnet.
7:30 P.m. -HORS• RACING: Santa Anlla rep11vs.
Channel 11 (SPOrtsChannet, t:.30 P.m.>.
7:30 o.m. -NO BASK•TBALL: Houston a l Liken.
Prime Tldlet.
lel'.30 o.m. -COLL•G• BASK•TBALL: W~11
Dleeo 11 Peooerdlne (delayed), Prime Ticllel.
12:30 a.m. -HORS• RACING: Los Atamltos harness reot.vs, Prime Tldlel.
RADIO
6 P.m. -...0 BASK•TaALL: CllPOlf's •I Mllw•ukll (dNyed), KRTH (t30).
7:30 o.m. -NO BASK•TaALL: Houston •t Latten KLAC (570). '
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N•D 'r 1 0 S 4 Hol"Oll• 1 S J 7
L o•\On 1 6 4 '1 Be. \ I S 10
Hummeh l J \ 9 Men• en O S 4
Got• I J 1 11 Brown 11 4 1&
M•rD ,1 ) t ' I Mount e 1 4 4
A '"o 0 0 l 0 B•ro t O O 7
Ens.no 7 0 0 4
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Hall• me Sl"lttoon Ji n \On JS 74
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1 0 s 4
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0 0 0 0
'I 1 7 10 1 0 0 4
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G,.,noe•\tn 0 0 • 0 OeC.ll<T> e
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7 l II
1 1 s
To1a1, S 4 II I• To•a' 14 ,, S6
kor• bv Ou1~\
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(o\111 Mua 4 12 11 S6
T~•tt OO•"' ooa \ Cos•e Mf\11-Nouvt"n l
ff(M.(al\ NO"P
JV (0\11 MUA 84 11
Tu1tln 64, Newe>ert Hart>or 4S
( S.1 View LHeu•,
Ntw-1 H1rtler Tuttlft
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0 0 0 Sc n11er 1 O 1 •
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Nlteo 0 0 1 0
Fa !>. I 0 0 1
Slaton O O 1 O
I' 7 II •S Total\ 11 9 16 64
SU ft 11'1 Out~t
NtwPOrt Hart>Or 4 14 17 1:i-s
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Toronto
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4' IS2 144
4J 1'7 164
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Wethington
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21 19 •
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•• 10 6
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It 22 •
16 21 •
44 174 "' 42 15' 163 M1rl111 Kort119· ,..,..,'°" ), Rou m1n 2,
Save\ Ron m•n ~ 3·POlnt toel5: Ell1nd1-0•rcla I Unlvtr·
t llv-G1n<I••• 3. ., 161 149 Huntington llHth M Vtt' F ... dlN l\O t
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Oc-.n V\ew 6J, Wntmln1tw 17
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4 2 1 10 L Yosn111~1 I O O 2 10 10 3 Hetftome Tlt<I, 1-i
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Na..,arro
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Ca•oarv S 8 ulf1lo J SIA VIEW LEAGUE 3 0 I 6 Oa110" 0 0 ) 0 cor-del Mer t, SIMellll<tr 1
Corona 011 Mer teorl119 Pettn 2 S<nrioer 1
Bor an<I 1 Parker I S<oll i Perl1,111\ I S1ve\
Bu•o1>cn I W1rm1nQIOn l
0 0 0 0 Har<lv 0 0 1 0 Tedlv't GAmH l\/lon1ree1 a t New JerHt'. 4 45 Pm
P "'l>uron at Wa1n1no1on. SOS om
OtlrO•t a l W n1111>e9 S JO o m
4 o 1 e >loo., 1 o 1 1
0 0 0 0
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0 0 0 0
29 S 8 6l TOll l\
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l ·oo1nt 00111 Norie
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Bern'taro 11
Tu\lin Kor1no AuOu\llnt I Sa•H Tt mPletOt\
II
Marina 72, Hunfln9t0n Beach S2
(Sunwt LHllUt)
I Eomonton. Kurr• 11, l oi
S.Ctftd P ... lecl
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J 19 J Los Ano•tes, l(a\oer 1• <TO<lt lll,
Crl)wOtrt • 39. 4 Eomonlon !>Jmp\on 16 IS
Sm '" l(urr•J, 10 SI (pp)
Hatlt1mt Tlt<I 0 O
Unlvorlltv S, E u1nc11 1
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19tlpflp 19tlpf tp
U111vers11v scorlno !>oren\on 2 Noveore>a
PC>Ol•C k I Cra lo I Save\ LHCfl s Kvnotf\ 1
E\lanCla \COrl119 ~1alt 1. Str1uD 1 Save\
Devi\ 1S I O 1 2 Co• 0 0 1 0 Thlr<I Ptri.<1 S 0 l 10 ODO I 0 0 2
LO\ AnoelH. Roblle lllt 32 ILa101aw,
"I c noll\1 & S4. 6 Los Angeles, Grelzkv 1•
R '>b t" ,11~ R OD•n\Onl U S6
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JoMson
Ja tir
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I O O 2 Sor lino 11 4 7 JS
I O 4 1 0'1an S I I 11
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1>n11t•e• 11 10 II l-JS Power·otav o•·
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GMllt"\-EOmon•on, ~anlorO, 16·9·6 IJS
\no•\ )1 sevetl Lo\ Anoeles. Hruoev. 16· IJ·•
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S.Ctftd Atuftd ~ Mever\ I O I 1
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Ntw Zee•ano Oel Brt ll Sltven New Zea ano
6· l & I If· 7 6·4 An<lrt• Clle.no"O• So• fl
Un•on oet R1cnev Rtt\eO.rQ HOu\IOn 6 4 6 •
J1mmv Ar ft\ Jencno N Y dtl G•enn
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L ne\me,,_.Sftene Ht v..,. Merk Pare Mar.M II 16 n 16-77
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Tim S•mosori
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Pr;te Joroen
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Pav! Az.noer
Cor~" Pav n
J~1 Eowaros
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Cnr1\ P~'""
8 11 Sandf'"
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New SCMlltl Wales Open
(al Sv°"9V, Au1lrallel
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JS J1 61
30 37-61
J4 )) 61
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)4 ))-67
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16·37-61
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m ,,,,..,, 1 Hunttnolon B•&C" al Marina 1
E01\on et Foun•a1n Vallt v 7 Melt r De• v\
Ar•t••a •' LOnQ Beach S•a•t . 130. Ceo•\lraoo
Valltv a• lrvlnt 7, Costa Mesa a• L•oune
BtaCI' I Woo<IDr•OQt II Ora noe 7 Un1v tf\1tv
a• E \lanc1e 7 )0 SaO<lteDaci.. at Corr•na Oei Mer
1 30 T1,1i,l1n al Newoorl HarDOr I )0 NtwPOrt
Cnr '"""el SI Maroa rtl \ 130 Co• Lutrieran a•
L 1Dfrtv Cnri\t an I )0
(ne r.a\O• So• e• U"•Of' b t I> • Bor \ s ec-.er
Wf\' Gt'rnanv Of f Wat1v Ma\ur Au\traha
6 l 6 l Atro" !tr tk\lf r Grout Po.nte Moen
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7 6 17 1 Oav•O W'tta•or E •Cel11or M•nn Ot t
Guv Forot t Fronct I b 17 01 6 I Ivan L•no1
CttC"'O\liava,11 Of ' C.oran tvan1\fv c.
Y •00\ t • a 6 • & 1 Cari U"'t S•ttD Wf\1
German; oet Je1tn F fur a" l'ranct 6 4 4·6
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Morgare• \ 6 w -·s Third Aeun<I Sln9!t1
SOCCER Rtflae11e Reo\I• ''"'" o•• G•o• i:ernanotz
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Velltv &' ... Hun11no1on Buen &. Huntinoton
BfllC" " Ocean View at WfJ\tm1n\ler I
Mar •f'& V\ E 1'11\on a t Hunr no ton Beac,, I
Corona Ol'I Mor al SaOdltDac k ) Newoorl
Haroor ot Tvs,t,, l E\l&nc.a a t U.,1...,er\1tv )
(&Oi\trono Volltv a1 lr'"v1n~ ) WOO<lbr•doe a1
C'ran\le l LaOul'a Hilt\ at Costa Mesa J
Laouna 8eacn o• TraDuco H•ll\ )
Pueno Rico 6 I 7 S ClouO•a Porwlk Wei•
H 0'1 ""OO' oir \ -81\nOP Mon•oomerv 01
Ma•e· Oe l 1s
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va• ~ 6 I 6 0 Nalal•ft lvtr•va ~o.iet Un•on
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H•ll\ M ,nn oet Jane No•o•na c lf(nO\IOV81 ...
6 ) 6 4 J ;0•"' W•f\ner Au\t"a ()ti Hana
Manoi •011a AJ\lral•e I 6 6 l Baroare Paulu\
Aus•• a oet NoCOlf Prov'\ Au\lral1a 7-6 17·31
6·1 liaO"a zr.,oa•o~a C1ecno\>ova••o oet
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Wt\lmin\lor i, """''*"' H1r11W O
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J!!~BERG
Bill Workman hu things goina here
and I want to be a part of the
~~~ selection is su~ to approval an. 16. by the Cou1 Com·
munity Collett District's Bolrd or
Trusttes.
A araduate of Wathinaton State
ind kuJA Plciftc univmitin. R~ ilbaa Ml a total of lO yon of had COldiftl npericnce at the hilh
~ community coUcee aad DiYitioe I ~vch. He tw pieced
more du ''° .. yen It co' J a'Dd uai"'1itiel ICl'C* the coutry.
•• , ba¥t ... =· ... ClOID-muaity ~ "I."•~
raicf. ....... ma die ~· ponu1thy coma Ju.11 at t1'e ,:t time.··
Workman echoed Reisbtta's f«I·
ine.
'This is a real boost for our
proaram.'' Workman said. ..Ob-
viously. Larry has a wealth of el·
pcrience at all levels. He's • wel·
come addition to our football and
tr1ek staffs.··
Rdsber& was the head footW
co.ch at [ona &ach State for tbree
ICUOftJ from 1987-89, Ind lm'ed U
an atlis&ant c:oec."b for the 49im. He
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The OaUy Piiot
Jennifer Lachman scored the deci-
ding goal with 25 minutrs elapsed in
the S«ond half to lit\ the Edison
H 1gh girls soccer team 10 a 2-1
victory at Fountain Valley Thurs-
day.
Lachman's goal from about 25
yards out. whic h came ofT an assist
b} Schelsea Williams and brokr a
1-1 tie. Edison won its second
Sunse1 League ma1ch m as many
tnes. improving lo 7-3-4 overall
Fountain Valle' rs 0-1-1 and ~-5-4
.\ll}son Gibbs' goal o n a penally
kick ga' c the Chargers a 1-0 lead
approA1matd) 10 minutes into the
match. but Michelle Wa1wn dead-
locked thl' matr h lor Foun1a1n Val-
le} before halfume
Elsewhere in the 5unst>t League
Am\ Peterson had a hat trick and
Tnc1a· Rossman added 1v.o goals as
Ma nna 1mpro,ed 10 2-0 1n th.:
5un~t v.11h a S-0 win over H un1 -
1ngton &:arh. < m11n Rossman had
fi q: \a\l·~ for the V1k1ng'>. v.ho~c
goals all Lam!.' 1n th'· ..crnnd halt
Hun11ng1011 Beiith drop~ to (I-~ 111
leagut· pla~.
• < kean ¥ 1ev. rl·ronkd II\ llr\t
~un~t League v.111 v.1th a ~-I dr·
cis1un <>'er ~l'\lm1mtcr l hl· ~:1 -
h<1v.k' gut goal\ lrom M1lhl'lk
(iara). l\.mt1 Enges!>er and Jennifer
Huldmlgr 111 mo' l" to 4-4--l 0' l·rall
an<.J J .(J. J 1n thl· -;un,et
In thr Pauli' C oa'>t Lcaguc
•Tum Dru11l la rccorded hrr
c1gh1h .,fwtout or lhc .-.ca~on v.1th
liH· ~'cs a., V.oudlmdge IX· \-1
oq~rall 1 OJXnl'd th1..· league i,ca\un
IA 11h a 1-0 v.1n <)\a '1\1 t1ng Orangl'
.\lind} Hav.k' li{orrd the gamt"·'>
onl} goal ,-m1nu1n 111t111hc conlc'>I
v.hl'n she 11111k knn1kr Hill"" lk·
lln·t.:d shot on goal Jnd put 11 pa'1
th.: Orange goal1l· ··v. c got good l.kkn\l' Inda' r.
V. 00Jh11dgc ( ualh V. 1ll1am lkll
sa11..I ... We rrall~ ~q.,1 thcm out 111 thl·
goal arra ·· Bdl ut1..·d fullhat k.., \IJr.
Dugard. l ma Dool1 t1lc :ind -\li\ha
:".dson <1nd SIAl'l'JXr Deanna D0<1l11-
tk a'> hc111g kl·~ \.\ 01~hndgl' dl'·
fl.'nJer'
In thl' 'X-a Vil'" League
• < orona dd Mar racked up
'>l"l'n fir"t half goals t n route to a
Y-1 'Klor. o' cr ~addlehack Thl' ~a King' i 10-S-\. ~-0) got tv.o goal'
each frum three pla,er<. -C\u~1c
Pctl'r\. r laL \ Srhnha and ~n~l1n
Borland -J·nd r,olo goal\ frnm Kat}
Parker. ( 1nd' ~011 and Prentllt'
Prrk1n.. \nl\ ·~m 11h ··~:1m·d tht• nnh g~iJI 1111 tht' R11adrunm·f' Ill-:! 1n ~a
\ ll''' I
GIRLS
From 81
In oiht·r )un'il't League gamn
• S<-n1or Melt..a onino pumix·d
in a carrcr-h1gh J5 poinl'i, ne.irl'
half of \1ar111J 0 '> total and om• d"a>
lrom the '><.'hool record. a' thl· Vi k·
111g, n111chl·d a -~-52 \ 1ctor. <"er
'l\1t1ng Huntington Bcac--11
-;or11110 alc,o had '>•X a<;~&L'> 111 go
a lung v.11h her c;cor111g o utput. v.'l uch
V.J\ ht'lp{'d gr.:ath h~ fi\(' '-point
go<i 1,
The dcfcn<,e tor ~1anna (I '·4. ~-0)
\\J~ Jl\11 1n<.trumen1al in thr out·
comc. f11rung 26 turno' cr'i ( olleen
H.'.ltlh hJd 11 point<. a nd c1gh1 fl'·
boundc,. "h1k pml pla~er ( larc
\\ Jll..n nntr~ ro1nt'i HI pact'
I he ( )1 lcf\
.. V. c v.antcd to take them nut of
thei r olknse and make them unlom-
lortahk. and I think v.e did that ··
said \lanna C oath Pete Ronn\
• <)tean \ 1cv. 1mpr0\ t'd to 17-1
o'erall and ~-0 1n league v.1th 6'-1.,
truunn ng of V. l'Slm1n<.tcr al thl' lat·
ter"s g}m.
The Seahawks v.ere lcJ h' Fabiola
Nunc1·., 14 points. Trar' V.olle had
11 rehounds and guard -\lh Tak1do
ha"d 'il''en point'>. ~·,en a'i\l'il'> and
!><:'en c,teals.
"The) 're a young 1eam." Ocean
V1ev. Coach Olhc Manin \a1d. ··v..c
rcalh had control the whole v.a' ··
Jn' the Pantie (oa'il League: ·
•Oh via DeCam1lle had 10 point
and I I rebounds for Costa Mesa as
the Mustangs buncd Laguna Reach.
56-14. at home. Costa Mesa. which
also 101 18 points from Rachel
)
•J ane Sorenson's two second half
goals broke a 2-2 tie as University
recorded a 5-2 decision over Estan:·
c1a. Danyelle Lesch and Kelli··
Kynock combined for seven saves
for the TroJans ( 1-0-1 ). while Andrea
Davis stopped 25 shots for Estancia .
(1-1-0). •
• Heather Webb had a goal and
Lisa Bernhard r«'.orded 11 saves,
but Newport Harbor (0-1-1 in
lt>ague I had 10 !>ell le for a 1-1 tic with
Tustin (0-0-2).
In bo\S soccer ac11on:
•Lu i's Cevallos and Ste' c
Mastropalo each scored fo r Mater
L)(.·1 a!. the \1onarchs captured a 2-1
dl'll'>•on o'er Bishop Mon1gomt>r)
1n -\ngdus Leagu'' pla) <o impro'e
tu I 0-6-' oH·rall. 2-0-1 111 league.
In Sun!>el Leaguc field hockc~
• K n~ten Bov.man 'lOrcd v.1th 10
'>t'Lond!. ll'lt in tht" contest on an
a'!."1 from Wend\ Turner as V. l'SI·
m1n\tl'f I 14-2-2. • 4-11-1) dcfcated
Ne1A port Ha rbor. 1-0
In high school wrt"stling:
• Hun11ngton Reach rmpro,ed to
2-CJ in tht Sun\el Lt•agul' "1th a
4 ,-2~ dl·n~1on O\ er Manna at
home Dan Bl·rk at l!X pounds
p1nnn.l h" 11pponrnt and 1mprmcd
h" 'l·:i<.on rt•(ord 10 21 --l a' did
K~.1n ll1ga 123-1-11 \te\c Manine1
12 1-~I. \1a11 ~m11h . 121-IJ and un -
ddcatcd V1ttor \1ol1n:i 12~-01 ''ho
v.1111 h' t11rk1t
• l-11ur V. l·.,1m1n,tl'r v.r1:,t kr<.
'lnrt•d pin' J\ thl· I ion' t HJ.. I I 1-1 >
Ul'll'Jll'd <>tran \ tl'" -ll>-2:! 1n the
~un't'I u :Jguc
•John ( 0' k Tod 51okes and JefT
-\'>k in .ill had p1m for Edison as the
ChJr[Zrr'> dcfeatcd f ountain Valle\·
-lll-I'# JI homr ld1.,11n 1mprO\l'd II,!
~-ti 1n thr \un<,t·t I l·aguc v.1th the =
v.1n ·~
In 1..olkgl· v.omcn·., basketball: .
• KJth' L 11arraga·, -l-tnr-" efTon
fr11m hl'~ond 1hc l-po1n1 hnc and I
point\ h1ghlightt"J an otherv.1se d1s-
Jpp111n11ng l <I ~r1-s I loss at San'
J1,...1..· ~l.llL' 1n H1g \.\ cc,t ( o nfercnCl'
al11on It v..ic, I Cr., fir'it loss to tho·
<\partam in Ill games and dropped
thl' \n1eater'> tn 1-11 o'erall and 0-.l
1 n Big Wc\t pl:i) \an Jose is 3-10
:ind 1-'
Th{' SpartaM v.crl' led b~ Lora
\ln,inJcr"\ 21) pomts and 14 re-·
hound\ l C I nov. tra't'i~ 10 Frc~n11
\tJte \.iturd<i~ f,ir a --3() p.m
mJtlhup v.11h the Bulldogs
• lx•,r111c C rad ArnlA n·s :!t. point.,
and 111 rd'1011nd., ~outhern ( ah-
lorn1.i ( olkgl' JropJ'X'd a -2-n 1 non-
lcagul' Jn 1•qon 111 (\hcldon Jackwn
(ollcgc ol \1tka -\laska J h~ "'1n
d rnppcd \( < ll• !\· '\ 11\ er all
\\.ird 1mprn,cd 10 1-1 in PCL
at11on v.h1lc the -\rt1\I\ dropped w
0-2
.\ftcr leading Just 4-2 at the cnd of
thr 1h1rd quarter. the Mustang" went
11n ..i, • ..i tear 10 go 1n front. 52-6. al
1he end of three quane~.
In thl' 'xa V1ev. League:
• l 'n1\l·r<,1t~ took ad"antage ofal)
inJur~ to Estancia\ Melody Earlc
and e<itapl·d v.11h 63-58 victory at·
hllllll" Thl· win 1mpro,cd the Tro-
Jan\ tCl 11 -J on the sea!>on and 1-1
1n thl· 'lea \-1e1A , "htlc, Estancia
droppl·d to 6-8 and 0-:!
lx·n1sc C1andara o nce again kd
l nl\l"r\11~ \\llh 2Q p<11n1s and 10
rebound... v. i1il l· wamma1e Tarn v. olff hacl I 'i po111t' :ind <ie"cn re-
bound'>
Estancia seeking
boys track coach
The D•lty Pffot
btancia High bo)~ track and ficki
forlC\ arc 1n need of Just one item 31
th" \lagr of the 'iC'hool year -11
C03l h
\monc 111tercst(•d 1n a'>summg the
dut1e'> 11f a head coach for the Eagles
'hould rnntact .\thlct1c Dtrector f4
Hl:i nton al the school. 760-3375. ~1
C1u) Olguin stepped down lai t
\pnn~ afkr a one-season tour. The
opening 1\ for a coach on a waJk-on
status. ·
..,_, ... _ _, ............. ... -----l!BJ QIS1 1rMeclOllWD"tbe
""'We.-......... """''° be linid. -...... aid. -1··· iaiconvt> .... ID be tired al any Point ia thil .._. In this lituation. you mate
tMillaolit." "9dallet 111, lhey know how IO
bat Uw 49ien bet1et lban anyone
ellc MOUDCL They dominalll' the .bi ..
tory oftbtstries 'between lhe two bftchdes and hive two of the three
wiftl flli• San Francisco in the
49m put 2~ pmc..
The Rams may be 1 touchdown
underdot. but they thrive on it
"Ifs an even pmc to us," Rob-
inson said. "I probably said that
when we played the Bears (in '85),
and you lauahcd 11 me then. Th•t
wasn't an even pmc. •·
They're the comeback kids. Put
thtm down, and it brings out the
best in 1hcm.
"It's nice bcina the underdogs.".
LOVE
~rom81
doina well, bul his leg began _to deter
his effectiveness. 11 was time for
Duval 10 come forward, and he"s
done a aood job. Those became hard
decisions to make."
One week later. he rcct'ivcd the
fint game ball of his career for .a
standout effort against Phi ladelphia
in the NFC wild card game. Now,
he'll try to realize a dream.
"'I've been playing well and have
been really pleased with the way
things have been going," lo\'C said.
'"Now. I want to keep it going.
"I'm just RO'-'' peaking_ Hopefully.
I'll keep it up."
642-5678
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.. & .. ··----.. ... ......-lollt-1• ... playola. Cold_...,_..,....... IO do
-1 .. ....,, ... in a tituMioG wMre we:
have IO be to.cl warrion, and to &r,
we't/C beta IUCCC'Mfu.J~k Jim Evemt taid. .. H Hy, we
wiUbt111in."
Wben Ibey loll \0 Su francilt'O
in U., a 30-27 drfeat aller allowina
20 potnts in a lt'VCO-rninute span of
the fourth q_uanet, did the Rams
pack it in. No, 1bey fulfilled Rob-
1nson'1 prophecy by winnin.g four in
a row to meet I.he '9e:n 11110. •
Thll'1 whit they've wanted ever
sinceJh.11 p mc ended.
"'I ido't see it as devastatina,"
Robinson said. ··1 do think teams
can letihat bother them. We
countered thal by sayi~ we'd win
four in a row. I think this is a good
team. Wiiy oouldll'I we come ll9ct
and wia bar ia • row. . ··we do noc loot -Ille line of tcri~81•1 tamaad-ftat ... Rotliasoa said. .. We rtl[P.C!Ct
1he 49en. Thtrt's 1 unifyina tllina m
\ht comeblck.
.. l\'11 hqe challe .. for us. I
believe our team eenu1ncly wants to
olay them, .. Robinton said. "It's not
like we·ve aoc somethina special and
we can beat them, or thlt we're
aoing io beat them. If you're aoinc
10 be the best. you've fol to ao raoe
the best. I'm confiden we'll pl1y
well. We think we can win the
aamc."
And Everett added, "I like our
chances as ~11 as anybody aaainst
the 49ers.··
Tha1's probably 1he way the Vik-
ings felt a week ago 100.
McKyer airs complaints as
49ers pref?are for Sunday
SANTA CLARA (AP)
Outspokt'n cornerback Tim
McKyer. who was suspended for
insubordination earlier this season,
says he feels unappreciated as the
San Francisco 49crs prepare for Sun·
da)··s NFC championship game.
Plagued by a contract dispute. the
suspension and a lingering groin
in/'ury this season. McKye r was not
ta king to the press for thrtt 1nonths
un1 il last v.·eek.
BUt he complained to visilLng
media 1h1s week about his treatment
by 1ea n1 management and said he's
been m1s1n1erprttcd.
"Ever since I got here I've pcr-
forn1ed. and if you've put up the
numbers I ha,·e. ~ou'd 1hink things
wo uld be b1.:11er." he 1old The New
York Times 1n remarks published
Thursday. -
"I have been. but not without
goi ng through all kinds . of hasslt's
C\'ery year. including ge11ing
suspended thi s year. I don't buy th is
crap about the 49ers' system. rm
not a company guy going to give you
a con1pany line."
McKyer, 26. led NFL rookies "''ith
six intt'rceptions in 1986 and was
the 49ers· leader in pa"sscs defended
"'ith 23. The nex1 year. he again led
the team in pas~s defended with 18.
and he had a tcan1·high 18 inter-
ce ptions in 1988.
er 49ers rescued -career
~N FRANCISCO-Jim Bun
kn«•ed Joo Moe-lilly ...... run..,. No ,,.-.,.. Jim Bun ,puw ice water on Joe Moatana
• few ---Ilia...-... . "H .. t balm " Bun llid Thonday,
linmerlr ciiOdlna lhe ,..... clothes hanaina in b.is locker. "Wbtn IOmC-
body on this team it Sook.inc tc> ttt
even, that's wbll it u.aually mean..
.. But," be added wilh a snarl, "'I'm
wa_Y. too smaM for that."
Since depan.ina New York for 1he
Left Coas1 and lhc San Francisco ·
49ers earlier this season, .Jim Burt,
practical joker elltraordinarc, has
been accused of many lhinp. But
when pressed, all of his new team-
mates -with the exception dflhc
aforementioned Montana, who was
doinJ a live television interview It
the time of said offense -have
trouble comina up with specifics.
"If he SttS you u.lkina 10 coach,"
recalled Kevin Fap.n. whose locker
is two down from Burt's, '"he'll start
tcasinf. you about being a brown.
no~r.
And that's it?
"Yeah,'" Fagan added, heading off
for the meeling room. "'but gi ve me
some more time to think about it .
I'll come up with something ...
Pierce Holt, whose locker abuts
Burt's. was similarly at a loss for
some1hing to blame on Bun. After
thinking about it. Holt added.
al rn ost 'defensi \•ely. ".>\ny"'·a~,
Fagan's the funniest guy on 1h1s
tt'am."
'"Funniest-looking." Burt retorted.
"Tha1's the only thing funny about
Kevin Fagan."
Ah . fun in the sun. Just wht'n )().
)'l'ar·old Jim Burt's career prospects
"'l're darkest, along come the San
Francisco 49ers with a fat contro1c1
and more playi_na time than he
imqined PoQible.
Burt, lhe startina nose tackle on
lhe Giants' 1986 Super Bowl winner
1.nd a Pro Bowler that year. had
.. retired'" during training camp after
nunk.ina his Giants' physical. The
bad back that Burt had played with
uncomplainingly throua.h a nine-
year career was suddenry d«med
not sound enough to JO on.
But even ifhe had made the team,
conventional wisdom had it that
Burt would have bttn a backup to
Erik Ho...,·ard, the youngster he tu·
1ored for three yean. Howard spent
so much time learning at Burt's f«t.
in fact, that Coach Bill Parcells
bcpn calling the apprentice ··eun's
d :·
°rnde(:d, by the 1imc Bun had
joined had the 49crs, he had no lovt•
lef\ for Parcells. with whom he had
once been clost". And in 1he .... -eek
bcfort 1he 49crs-Giants game, ht'
publicl ~· castigated his old coach and
turned 1n his best game of the
season.
But if the bitterness lingcn. i1 is
not apparent as Burt strolls through
his new quancrs. picking out future
targets among his nc"' teammates.
''The Srtond day," he said. ··v.·(·
v.·ere joking around like I'd been
here-I 0 years ....
"Honestly. there's enough comedy
to 8'> lllOUod -flit 10 yoan. When it's.time for buli.nea. we'R!
businet&like. When it'• time for-fun, there's J'!enty of fun. Tr.ete pys., ..
Burt said with a ~ious sweep of
his hamhock·littd foreerm, "aren't
stuffy a1 all.'"
They aren't che.p, either'. Bun ,
like former Los Anacles Ra1del'$
linebacker Matt Millen wu acquittd
as an cir.pensive insurance policy, a
veteran with a winninc backaround
who could fill in where needed.
Combined, the two men arc cost-
ing owner Eddie DeBartolo 1bou1
SS0.000 in salary. But they made the
free-spender look like a million
when Millen assumed I starting role
after Jim Fahnhorst went down with
a stress fracture, and Soth starting
nose 1acklt' Michael Carter and then
backup Pete Kugler hit the deck with
injuries.
Millen and Burt are "two of the
biggest villains we '\•e played against
over the years," said John McVay,
the 49ers vice president of football
operations. "But I think whe~ you
bring in a guy who's producuve ...
even th ough they're identified with
another 1eam, "'hen they come in. ir
they t·an still pla y, the other guys
c-mbrate them immediately."
Adn1i11edly. lhere might have
been some 1rcpidation about Burt's
reunion "'·ith Montana. The last
time the)' saw each 01her really up
clos.c and personal, Burt leveled the
Ra~ area's nlPSt \•aluable rt'source
and sen t him 10 the-hospital with a
concussion.
~1ontana . ho ... ,,evcr, didn't have
any pro blcn1s v.·ith 1ha1 mec1ing. II
was the cold bath earlier this season
that left him steaming. •
Jim LJttc I• tbc As•ocl•lcd Pres•'
aational Nll•mai•t.
From North Orange County
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540-1220
496-6800
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furbished 48R 2BA. NEW Only 1 tett. each unit 3 BR. ctia'me'. 1'.'IBA. lg fam!l'y BA. vaun C&ol.. w/d hkup 2111 llmYEIS&ll
lnlida&ouU MUSTSELL 2 BA pri'""--100blOCklo· rm. lrplc, spanulh hlflS. 2av!2/1 Petot...$900 • $1850/mo' Acrou lrom
FAST•! $359,000. Jackie cah~. S!ep'i 10 beach. snu11e,s. many rea1ure1 sec. 455·06 17 goU c°"''" 3BA 2'h8A. 2
•• ,.,..., SpaclOUS 5 11gn1 2 BR. 2 SPACIOUS 2BA l liA.
3BA 2'1'BA. All amenllles, BA, convenient Westthll 1,p1c, gar. sunny & br11e ln
n-carpel, no pets. are1 . Qu•al . p ool Old• CdM $950/mo
$1600/mo. 675-6606 S l.200/mo. 548·3104 160·02'0 or 875.CMl92
631·12M W···i 1,,1 longl Pnn<i· St6SO/mo_760--0436 E~S" 1-J 2-,-Cozy brick t1rep1ace1
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To-.rtnhouse Apt 2 BA, 1'r
BA . lrplc. bu 1t1 .1ns.
llndosed patio W•lk IO
beach & Shoes s 1. 100 H...-..U City, AZ. by Lon-yard. fresh & 'e.Oy now! over 2600 s /I_ Pvt spa ' E1190an1 . turn1shed 2BR =.~! ~~-~ico:=cc:====== PJ~~z;F~~~T P.Ol!':n~ F:~~s1:eo;;n,va~.~:r:~~ ~~::~D~,13oo8s~~t2·~aBn~ .-AllllBI s~~1:'c!1 ~l';_n~~ :BAt~~<l~,;~~=Y· =~ 675-8472
garaQe. Highly upgraded, .. .,. _ _. macula.te 4 bd1m with up· lloor. gai. wtd, no pals extras. Near bus & $110(!1 lM 111111' ..... TA PROSSER 760-5000 or $1600t mo Ca ll Ray :.,._..., ____ ...,."""
2-yra new. $11!10 ,500. ..Ill.I stairs lhnng room & din-$1 500tmo 972-2079 $1 ,250/mo 760·9792 r1r MA.V RE.Mi-6590 Davies 760-5000 o r osta Me'U 2624 9026'~-2951 anytime nlll• Ing !or maximum Vl-S ' ----KE"a"FWW\ .. J 720·30f;9 i::~:..::::::..---"'""" ......_ with lamily ,oom opening lui:"TeR condo 2BAlw IMMAC 38r twnhse. New "\VII ...,'11. iu· . .,/ RE/AW THE SEVILLE --"!' p1DI 3 BR. 2'1t BA. prime E&st· IO t>eachside paUo iLH! iac W/O. t.plc, b!k 10 Grpl, eoci dbl gar. Nr SC \f 'A \ ..... -' \ JI '\l".I '..., 11. I" \ .11 .. / 2BR 1'1'8A wigar. bl!lns, ..., • ..JI sics. location. Many de-e31·1400 ..... S50.5.000 baa~/pvt key S1350 Plaia.Pool.Paho.grnblt Rf:.t.LfORS .\I. '\....._ -'· I lanced yard wl palio llJ?fl,_11. 1u~e 1aa1ure1. From $2000 sec 631·8 192 l(lds ok 1975.631.5031 T • ·\r\X1J.\t.JI' f-J"\ l' 636-•t20&-5PM
(U-f'9PM) a190 lax Otllln-$310,000. -"-~Tl HI HI'' I Nr parll & tennis·(g i800 LG 28• 2'-'IBa e~et t;;rihm * • UIJll * HARBOR A>dge Renais· RE-Al.TORS'°' " I 2619 Santa Ana L S745
qu«it P'09erllea now OPEN SATISUN 1·5 llllMI.., 1-111 3BA 3 Full Dalhs, 2 DVT Canyon v+-. nice area l On goll course. 3 BR. 2,lt sance 3Br. lam rm. t>ay ~==-=-~-----fHE VICTORIAN
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W •• ,-..,...,-.--•-Ill••·--C S ~•II'•-2,300stattdblgar,3BR, Hor"'-· v~w H-JSR S t.a~" 667VIClorta 'I' $735 ,,. •• ,_ .... .,,,....., "' -·-_,, Sim Br 4 ',.81 Home hOuM. F!replaGe, gar99t1 FR. 2BA. dbl gar S 1500 2·,.. BA. trplc In l1v & lam .....,. "' """~ "" 9llchQ !or a ati•eOf OWt'I-Lg 2BA m1lr llJites will ,500IQ11. high cellngs, lg S 1275/mo 640· 7000. 642-5200 or 613-4396 rm. lg pvt yard, kids & pal 2BA. Upgraded . Mull S EA.VIEW Gua•d·gate<I WESTFIELD APlS
er.nip. You mak• lhe knock your socks ottt Ex· rooms & 101. Boal dock. au for Carl ok. 5 1.6751mo 539.9095 see+ A/C Waler & grdnr 3BR house $2.750 $200 OFF MOVE·lN't
mlhly pymtl & we Share tra Incl: Hrdwd tloorl. p,1nc only. $1,495.000 -1--------WESTSIDE Townh0Yse. 2 ~ _$2?._00lmo 640·4092 CdM 3BA. lab ocn & bily •SEVERAL LOC Af!ONS
apprec. You receive Befber CfP11. designer bldrs custom axpenM IPYIWS llLl BA -.-den/olllce. 2'.; BA_ •HVH AVAIL NOW HARBOR VIEW HOMES. vus $3.250 2Bd1m 1"·Ba S155
100% tU ~II. Musi modHngs, special sec & Biil Grundy Rllr. 675·6161 160° View SBA, 3BA, 1 Roomy , 1menll1e' 5 BR, lam rm, 3 BA , 3 gar, upgraded ' BR, 3 BA. PEN.PT. 4BA, ocntrnt 28d•m 2Ba S790
haw a.an Cfedlt. Agt A.JC. Er'l<I loca11on w/2 level, 3000 sf 3 car gar.l;;S;;.1;;.1;;.00;o;'m;;;;;;o;;;0;;.9;;.•;;.·2;;.9_•,•,.,. 2 lrplc. grdnr Nr pool & lam rm, Jacuul. grdnr. home$4,000 3118W Wilson 631-5583 231-4335 Oya. Ev. Wkr'l<ll .fGar allached garage, SWEET 11111 $3,llOO/mo 921--0173 grnbelt $2,500 67 5·4991 $2.500 780·11672 LI DO AAEA Byl•nl dock, ---------
$225,000. Call c~ & IETIUTI Walk to beach. 615 Hunt.Beach 2140 •RENTALS AVAILABLE LARGE2 BR 2BA.-New lurn.2BR ' den$4,750 !Bedroom S655
Liz at~~i~ff66 or 3BA 2BA °" ••lrl lg tee Mirtgold. 3 BR. 2'1' BA, 3BA 26A. nr beach. lrg ••FUOl&llll* paint. ca'pat Eocl gar ................... 301 Avocado 642·9850
llmplelot.Only stepslo ,a.r.nopets,$1,450/mo kllch. tfg yd, big pOOI MartL Agt642·7706 pool, lrplG $l lll5/mo llAL.Tlllll1·1• 1BR. carpet, drapes, lg ---STILL undel' cona1ruc11on
In excfu91v9 8"t &and
Ranc;n In Laguna Nlguel.
EJ1cl11ng OC811n, COUllina
end count~ W.W. !'.::'.... ~ ,:_cv.='.l-tMi1T~ii1izir•ii1~1i1iuli1-,
bffch, 4700 s/I 101 nlC&ly 20·11218, 6•0·0900 Great for kids & pats! '114·8449/H 662-l6letw --leoced paho, close 10
landscaped. PVT comm1,.;;;;;;;;,;;"";;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;1 $1175/mo •$1200 sec . •WESTOL!FF 2BA 2BA UllU--SanOrmente 2176 shopsS5901moSee.382 w/pool & rec rm In area, l'cosu u -. 2124 Avail 211. 213.545.9954 condo, rlrio;I. d/w llp pool •r-• Viclorla ,. 13 650 72•4 $421,900. ChliCk & Liz ~ No pat1$1150 M·F6pm-9 28R 2BA wllrplC Jusl . Jones 831· 1266 o r 2BA IBA. lence yard, gar-BEACHWALl( Model. 2BA Wllnd Iv msg 642·5114 steps to waler ~ bch 2BR CONDO. 2 car garage 2BR 1BA palio 'ff/d h~·
646-5743 llQll, $825/mo, $350 sec 2B1. den, trplc, air. WIO. •Weslciitl area. 28r 2e; prlvlledges. lg Mo bile W IO, fOO:· :~·~~· up, n1~ carP~u s F,om
dep Dog o k . 2211 g1r. pool, nr bch $1400 Home w/Cabana. Rnor1 spa, m $690/mo, Section 8 01< Pomona. 642·77•3 .. S1400 sec 380-8284 upstairs Gondo. CarJ>C)r1. l•vlng. Juat across the bay 492-8384/Work. Tammi 663.A Plumer 854-75112
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Low Move·ln Eaststde
twnhM, 2BR l''tBA, lg
patio, a ncl garage.
$850/mo 675· 1746
UITllll
Hh 1Ba. 1-Gar garage
$6SOlmo * 760·8364
IUT1*111
Cozy with lots of WOOd As·
1lgned parking 5 laundry
laclllly, $525 936-0552 •
EA.ST SIOE 2BR 18A
W/g.araga Close lo every·
lh lng ! Ava l! now
$750/mo Agt 631·7370
WTllll IBR $635 $. 2BA $735 Inc!
PM garage. gas & wale•
No Pe11 2323 Elden
548·1854
Ea~t11<1e----eiGt\91or -Apl,
•"all lmme<I, Quiel. c1tra11
5 lreahty painted 1 Car
OK . Small enGI backyard
$SOO inct u\lts 646-4902
E'SlOE 2B' 1811 dU°plex
w/gar, trn11back yds. w/d
hkup Pets ok $925/mo
646-8650/d 72 1·9587/e
0ee91 with 4200 square a.nor°"' 2 story, bullt ln
1••1 Which h•• • 1907. 3 or ' BR. 2BA.
bedroome, 4 'h blllhl and formal dining rm, lamll)'
Mbl'ery. ~ call Osting rrn, l!Ving rm, counlry 2BR. lBA. llreplaca. 2 car
garsge Upg11ded
kitchen 5 balh_ $950/mo
Lg 3BR 28A condo. sep
ms11 bdrm, living 1m &
lamlly rm No pels
75g.3990 or 536--2725
lrplc, pool. SllSO lmo. trom million SS homes Totally lurn. unlQue. Quiet.
548·•739 or 645·2636 Ideal lor proles1lona1 N. San Clemen1e Duple~
3BR 28A HOUSE f enc.ad cple $1800 mo 673·8030 Vu , near pool/b aacn.
yard. 2 car garage Near 1 --111 • • p1.•• Longtlhdr1 term $925 schools . $1400/m o .,__ -No pra pa ld l ast
E'S!Of 3Br-1Ba, lndry
hkup, 1t1ach ga1. lrg lncd
yd , new paint 5 t>llnd-S.
$900/mo * 646·463 1
E"Stde. ctose--To Nwpl
Hg11, 2 BR. 1 BA. lndry
lacH, car port, no pa11. 2BR open bff'm, lrplc, $700/mo 271 0 16th Pl
otfteefOrllM.otamerWti.. kllcl\•n w/br•akla1t 1-,=====~C"'=-°"""' .. l1.250.000 -·Wood~""'"°"'*· WlnlFlllT -•111 Large r•rd w/Fronl &
,_... b9C11 potchel ~ 1 BR ....UW/-
(;F.()l~:;E El .J<JNS -· SJ•5.ooo
Ill a1M11\NY ..., Wan 11t.~LTOll~ u1-2aa
3BR 2BA "lownhome·
style" -.-• large !BR Apt
•/huge kitchen. 1116• 27'
crui-bolil la optlonlJ.
M35.000
JACCISRLTY
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...,.ft
Ill-HU
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lkall\
Lg spacious 1ng1 farn1tv
hm. SBA 3BA. 2 lrplCs,
frml dining 5 lam 1m. 3
car g11r $1600 546·6560
PA.TIO home. 2Br 2Ba. p\t\ '"""""""""""""=='I apa. Clean. qulel, xlnl loc. 2.(;ar ga'. l·lly, comm
pool. Smr pa1 ol<. All
amen. $1300.960--0061
p11lo. encl gar, $775·-644·0452
$500 dep. 64 1 voc1or1a 1 ----'~-'--:.:C-
S.. Maneger A.pt F UUT LIUTlll
0 1548·93• I E/646·28•8 Lg 2BR. Jus1 11epa lo 818·•48·5377 • lBR & 2BR, 1e•. ~
••ter Pvt beach prtvl·.~!!!!~~7~1'~-~'9~3~·=7=39~•j'.i!~ redec. gar . lndry. cable. \BA Condo. 21ld FIOOI', In
The Versailles. $875/mo.
300 Cagney Lane. Ad1l1n
Realty 645·8513
•11111 UM-
lege1. Rasor! l iving. D/W. no pats $.SOCl-S675
$1000/mo. 673-6030 2188 &45·8662 or 540·5446 ----
/
* 2BA OUPLEX-:-~1el3
Qood area. La'ge ya1d.
lngl Q8'agtr $750 Llllll ~5·8 Bernard. 647·7540
1 yr rnl6erll Of Lido Ille & JASMINE CREEK·Plan ••TREES & YARD••
8 yr old son desires small 3. 38R+Oen. 38A. Lovaty . 2& 1'..,81 iwnhoute. lrplC.
house. 1·5 'f1 lease. Ex-gaideri. 2' hr MC. S2o&OO privacy & no pets. 51075
18r 181 upstrs. lg pa110
$625 2Br 288 SOllClOUI,
$725 Pool, g1s. refng
incl No pet1. SSOO sec
645·5853. 145 E. 18th St
111'LM • .-LM
Prv entr_ No petlsmk S400
548-11283 or 780·01811
IJlesa VerGe Twnhse--style
2 BR. ,,,.. BA , beige
carpet. patio. ga1age
l785tmo. 121-0116 cellent references on r• Y C o Mp l ET EL y Re . IMbol P"*1sull 2607 646-7104
quest. Call Tim Weber at mod.ied marble entry & -'-liiiini!iiiiiiiil 875·6256 priv. party kllchen. 111 new ap-BR & tBR. Carport. •Ci.an. quiet 2BR 2BA. I Mifl Ill•
Pli.arcel n-........_ ,_, Steps lo beach. SiSO & gaa eooltlng. dlw, Im! PretT""loul hYlnn, Oulel, Bayrldge 2BR, 2BA . · ...... .....,. .... ..--· 1750/mo )'fly. Avail nO¥t tt.ieony. wallpaper, ga, "' .. ,. Condo. !'pie, wld , pool, let! lBR 1BA S120Slmo IOI I W Sol""" 875_25.,,, $705 NO PETS e40·24115 garden, po()l Mlllng. 1BFI
U ' IT3 9333 ....,. "° 1625. Electric; g1tes lo spa,• gar. aec oa •.no • *"-* carpon1. c1ble TV & pe11S1.3115.854·284 1 •11JlllPTI• ._,_ BBOs 5 min lo bch No
BAYSHORES. Cute 2BR, JBRNEW28.oc1 EA95N VIEW! From ISSO/mo & Up. .... .., I~"';;::'~· =*=6''='2~-3='~'~'c-oc=--den. 2Ba. frplc. with ,.. 14 913·4928 or 87S.5068 18A. small backyard. ga1
bf'Mklut room. In oat• 1BA 1BASH5& $545 __ ,_ waahefldf)"lll' hOOt!.·UPI ... mtll'1'11r21e
-.. ~.,.12200/rno. e8R88A~S24t6 -1'•"11' NOJ*l 945-1S31A'14 AC -dlYI w/d--ly •···-6'• •••• Frplc Nopeta M 2 1479 2IR, 11A w/,arege. ' ' ' ,......,... yr . ..._.,,,.. -. • 1125/rno yny. 9 5-MSO II.Ill Tt ALU 1.19, ba6con1M. SK vie.
BMct. HOUM 3BR 28A, Mil.,_...I ~i~~~~=~!I 1211 .., 10rla,S925.0uplex,2175 Maple, $780. 6SQ..5286 garaQB T car-J>C)r1. '"" blk Tudor twnl'lt;. 28R. den, deC Ms 2622
10 bell, comm pool & ,..,. 2',.BA, brlcit pello . No ThrM 28Ra 18A. laundry Newporl AGrou !he 11r .. 1.
nit. 11400/rno. &31 -7531 Pelal 1 1425. 721 ·15" tBA, new carpet, lrplc. room, Glo• to bul & 2BFI. lrpk:,Jar1g11 $795.
W9111 to beecl'I. AYall 211. ........,... ....,,,, -·-t OC No -· 1 5 1-•-A-•BLUFFS unnrlld9d 4 BR. NEWPORT HEIGHTS •• ..., •. .--.~ _., ..... . ,,. ... .,. •• ..,.... 1 150/mo. lnGI. ulll. Houalng SHS/mo •2. Call 720-9422 3 BA condo. Plwit. ahutr, BMutll\lt 38r 3Bli, 2·atoty 759-0281 2257 i 23' M.P.., l.,~.;;:;~~;:::cc=7 l~~==~=-=~lrsL MGMT 142·1803 Nice 2 BA '#Ith CM port. E'SlcM. Near Hlll'bor &
•Mffa Verde 2BR 18A, Wll9on. Pool, no pell.
new crpta. Fledonti kncti i ~'-7~50='~'"°:=:,· ~6';:'-~'~'~"=--1 ba. G• .,,.,.,,, dOOf
S735 HO PETS 940-2405 -I .... t BR ' 21 A or 2BR •CIMn. q,.1191 1 ~ wl~lo. All w/rwt QW·
SllR 28A, 2 cw pr9Qe. .... dati-nr coble ... ,..lo... 11095 . -· . NO PETS 'e40--:r15 re.cry, poot, .,._ HO.
lndry '**"*· Good loc 1n E. 22nd II. 13 t·1379
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goods movers, prlnl their
P U.C C1I T number.
Umo'1 & chautteur's pr1nt
lhelr T C P num~ 1n all
adV9rtieemenll II you
have a question abOut
the legllity of 1 mover.
limo Of cti11.1tfeur. Call
Public Utlltlta Com·
mleelon. 714-SS.-' 151
DESIGN
PERMITS
EXPERTISE
Fr .. IW<Soet E1t1m1ta
C A Pec>c> EntlfprlMS.
Inc
Uc 3t2411
(714) 854-0791
ENJOY 1'-1S~ re1urn on
Tr\nt DMda S 10 ,000 to
S 1.000.000 Call Oenlaon
Auoc. 673-73 1 I NOW'
•m•slfll Wanted 5 days /wk
Dakery 546-7526
OMmlPllSll
P1 T mornings 25·30
nrs/wk No expenence
nee 963-9208 Tony
UIUPl.IT
l,_PlmlTS
SEEKING
lllSIDE SILES
REPS
We are currently ofle11ng a
compe1111ve salary lull
t>enelots 40 1 K Plan and
e.11ceoent work envoron-
2920 menr lor energetic de· ~5""""!C!"'R!"'O!"'W .... N""!S~ii0R;..E.U.;;N;,.IO.;.;N penoao1e 1ns1de sales
PARTY• 25th Anniversary represen1a1tves w1tn 45
M1rcll 1990 E• Co· wpm typing skills ano
workers call Sue Cross so me computer e•-
213-660· 2 720 by .2 1 90 peroence T tie cand10a1e must have an e>.cellent
MARKEllNG SllC lor CluDs phone persona111y and
bus1nesses·Churc hes· en1oy wot1<1n9 "'''" tne newsnrs & flyers Econ puDhc as well as sot•c1t1n9
omocal way to gf't 'fOur new ous•ness
mSQ out c2131 S96·398S lntereste<l part11» snould
con1ac1 Chen Freeman at
2925 MZ·U21, ht. I01.
IOT&L &SSISTAIT
E•P Must have X-rav he
Come 101n our troendly
stall' 4 5 day~ wk
261 1123 Ask tor Kim
-.......... DllV,.. ..... ............. ........... e.v . ...................
~-...... , ..... _...
* No Collection •
Early rnornq
. motor routes
av Ibbie.
Must have
dependable
transporation
and liability
insurance. .........
ElrEhll
Clll 142-4111
between 6 a.m. ·5 p.m.
(M-F)
~--Duellll lftall* , ... up,
... _"'Cir.,,__, .. .
It .... ........ """' ........ .. Wlpplno. C:...Wl I ,... !Mkfnt. Pr1i It llliop U •
perience CJlllWeDle. c.. -a • Mr. Winch, M0-6Q&.
IUL llTl11 UL11 I II
We"te ~""" 9taff. '-::"OtW-.='°"ex:
reeldentlal ..... In New· .,., llnd newipeper lldl.
PQl'1 8Mdl & turround· Mull he¥e ICMM Mee •·
Ing ., .. ,. Excellent perlence With OuarlC
latmt available! Com· r.d/o.-, .... ,,,,..,
mlUlon to 80%1 In hOU.. ·
tr11n1t19 & tuppOrtJ CIM la m1
Don OeThomu lor an.,._ .. 81
pointment Georoe Elkins
C o R e a I t o r s ~~iiiiiiii~ 714·759-9100 I ME' HM
.. lll•ITP/T Newport 8Mct\ WPof1 N~ for CdM Hair .,.. Ins aoency. s.i.y
SflOn l ight bootlkpng. °'*' with benefits. Ceil
flex llOutl 675-5531 Al OulnAln. 833--9550.
._lltmT ta •llIFR
FOi llTlall office In CdM PIT, FIT, wtttl exp. Engl.
PI T, M on·Frl C1ll co I n S .A Call
Dorotny. Mon-Fri. 71'-557·519& EOE
8 •m-4 pm 873-2261 '*' on--.
••TlllllT Help Part· Time All
For b eauty 11lon 1n CrMtures Care, Cost•
FUlllon 11111\d 760-eo98 MIN 8'2·7151
U•TlllllT PIT For proln 11on11 olliee.
CIOwntown Coate Men
Call 642·8752 IOI appt
IHUTll•IT ·P /T
WAnll/ ..
N-.d I c:Nnge? I need 5
persona to help me With
my business lmmed
openlngl.647·2394
HOUSECLEANER Wanted Real Estate Company has
FI T M·F Must have own opening tor p1rH1me
trans & speak English afternoon recept1on11t to
Darlene. 645-1863 answer phonea, do mini·
mal task s Fr1endly,
pleasant atmosphere
Call Pete V•otto at
(71•)751-5000 Setect
..........
Some lyplf\O, record keep-
ing. pllone orders Mov·
ing to Costa Mesa Op.
porluntty tor advance·
ment Near 18th &
Monrovia 7141642-6812 MISllHnl
Needed to clean apt 1n
Huntington Beach Laun-
dry. cleaning, flfrands
etc Approximately 15
hours per week Per-
manent )00 ~5-3292
S.11er Homes& G1roen1. WELDER-Alum/SS exp
Costa Mesa MIG/STICK Apply 7am
UllPT/IRTY
Type 55 wpm. W1H1t19ness
only See Andy at
MacGregor 65 Corp •
1631 Ptao9ntia, CM
to team new machines l---------*11111'111Am * 9-6 pm Frtendly otfic.,
FIT po.a.tt0n open for I de-paid t>eneflls Call n ..
Plf'dible person w•tn e•· Hun t 1ng t o n Beach
perience on Bu1td1ng YMCA Tracte 847-9622
Maintenance Full ~n-
' ..1. ' ..,. . ' mil ~
ehts and e1<cellent worto. Restaurants
environment Apply 1n flllllTll PllPLI ~!§~;;;~60~1[20 person 6am Jpm Mon· Full-T1mt Part-Tim e f
day thru F flday The Daily Register Bu-s Salad ~ m 1••
Pilot 330 W Bay St Bar & Prec-C<>Oil Apply Ftne EurO(>elll & ""*'«:an
Costa Meu Ask ror at Tile Soup P11ntatt0n AnttQ~ 8000 sq tt
Georoe Arauz 642-4321 t555 Adams A~ CM We S.,,y Estates
e•t 203 1931 Newport Blvd CM
IWITUUOI ASSIST.
Cycle Magazine on N B
h8S opening for P T
Ma1nt Asst to run er
ranas. mamt garage
do hie motorcycle ma1n1
Mo rorcyle lie 1 ead
720-5335 ask for Nancy
IWHOllllT
Pazau Salon on Newport
Beach has m an1curon9
Restaurants
Jl'S
SPORTS DELI
A NY-style det1 1n Fashion
lsrand is now hir1no Ser-
vers & Counter Petsons
Part Tome & Full Tome
AIPlY•PllSM
statoons ava11ao1e for ---------rent Asl< tor Howard
646-7451
•ltOAL USISTAIT E1<peroenceo person tor
OB GYN F T Good Den·
elots Newpor I Beacn
Call 650-0822
•MCW. FlllT .,, ..
Some exp computers &
ins b1llon9 Type 45 wpm
650-1900
Restaurants
ll~IYTmW
"'ow htr1"Q Fooo 5-f"ers
IOI n'9hts Appty on Def.
son Mon thru Sat alle<
4pm 2007 S Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach
Retail
IT-USE
UUl/01 ...
Poait•ons avatl•t>le 11 our lllSOY UUS N-pOf'I Buell Store
Need energetic person to E•Plf preld 759· 7919
grow w estabhSlle<l com Ask lor Letlte or Steve
pany Salary $900 to
S 1200 mo Interview Dy Retail
appt only Call 6•6· 7 44 1 JIAI Y&IS,
Nurses Aide Highly v111blt designer
FANCY Commem0t1t1ve
llQUOf t>OtUes 25-30 yra
old, Jim Beam & others
Table lamps 499-5231
FINE FORMAL FRENCH
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
By personal appotntm
please By owner N B
area (714)642-8118
Estate Sile SJ00-'6000
LOUIS )(V dtntt19 tat>te. 6
chrs & hutch. btack
walnut xlnt cond $6000
Eves 675-4690 PP
Top SS Paid tor Pott.,.Y.
C1tat1n1 Bauer Kay
Finch 30 s & 40"s dist\·
ware china oecoratr¥a
tlQU'I,_ 673--6223 Fumture 6014
...... '3 ••
Fru1twood hnllh'. detail
carv1nga 39··.19··.cso ..
hogf\ 5450 Call 760-1747
t>et_, 8am-8pm
IUll•IHH• Manr .... bOx. frame,,_,
S235 8'0-8733 .. ,. """I IUll M1nr ... & trundle, ,__
UMd $ 195 •84().-8733•
.. ..
~ . -. ...
· ..
·. ..
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
M2·H11
lllYllllfHI
To make detove119' 1n com·
pany car & misc duties
Good ar1v1n9 record
needed tor ENTRY
LEVEL poSttoOn Sena re-
sume or apply tn perso!'
Roben Bein & Wm Frost
lllfOT Ulf ITlfF women s ready to -•r
Stall needed to work with SllOP in Faal'ltOn ISiand
dev dis adults in ~roup seeti.1ng htQhly mot1va1eo F T Sales Pe<IOn home $etl1ng 1n osta t 7 l4) 8'0.-0125
DINING t.bie w/6 chairs.
tamps. m1ac chairs. file ..
cat>1net. 10lat>ed. cott.e
& Assoc Ann M r
Fuentes 14725 Allon
Pkway l"'ine 927 18
•MISWllTll
FI T P T & e"9S Own
econo vehicle ins S7 Hr
to start 7 t4-S54· .. 030
Ory cieanino
HlllHPOSM
ANO SE AMSTRESS
FT IPT fOf new CM plant
857 4 144 646-9460 ams
llllUllmll
Customer Mf'l1Ctl typing
l1hfl0, 1eteptoones busy
ottlce For appointment.
556-4990 Sue
GENERAL Private post ol-
ltoe neu OC Airport Full
ttme. will 1r11n S6/Hr
756-8808
UTllL & end tables 640-4120
P T malurt .. IMperson LIDO SALft 2 Convertible
Nurs1nq E•penenee 1n 11tver 1ew· den coucri.s wttat>le, up.
Due to e•panoect growtn etry & 0111s preferred hOlltlfed ,chair. g1me
Doc & Some l.nht ottice Corona llt>te. 2 g ste re o
Mesa Good 1>en11t11s w111
train att shills neeoeo
Call 557-81 tJ tor onlo
tors Nurses 1n111tes .,, speakers Reaaon1bla
OU ,0 I I Oel Mii Catt 673· 7495 y 101n our success u prleel'" 67~75
team ot Healtncare Pro-ut•• ••• -less1ona1s This Newoort -_.. MAPLE rodce<. ofc en~. Beach Home care aoencv CdM llbletop store owned c r •den z 1 d r a a•• r .
is currently '"''"O the by esl co w/t>enelus 11w eo Hlmmond elec
tOllOWIOQ Otnner-w11e ••P req d 0.-1>9", 9tC &31-2295 Ill Ol.W. ll'AID B•ll 494.1142
Fun-tome home care e•-lnat• ....... I ....... llH. 11n . new $155
pet1enoe requored Isaias Cl••"-pos•toons CALL • 840-8733 '* U 1 ... a,., 1v11l1ble E11per1enced 1,..11.. pr eferred F T PIT MOVING JAN 10-Must
Scheduled pari·t•me or me<11ea1 1>enet111 oa1d M iii T flditlonal 1tyte
Fee for Service vacation empl<>yee dla-King Sln t>edfoom ....
·---c ount u cellen I OP· 1 ~M~lik;;;;;;;t~ott.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;S48-;;;;;;;;;;30:;;;;;;;31;;;;;;;;;;;
---P<>rtun1ty IOI advance-~ _...,_ "*'' Contee• Gary Of Mllaln 9fOUI 601S
To man199 RN acheduhno VICky at 54S-043 I Of ADMIRAL 1'9frig. gd cones.
in ott1ce. Monday-Froday apply at J K Gitt South $70 Antique cnb, beby
(l\Jll·llme) Coast Ptaz1 clothes & toys, com-
llTDmTllT Retell Sales mode 875-2749 IV meg
•111LU11111S For Pier I lmPOtts IOGlted GIANT Karutan Ori9ntal llDI tn Costa Mesa F1T A•· rug. 18 • .,.11.,.,, ~om
Part-time previous ex · Slst Mgr POS•t•on alll trom Hrbr Ridge hm. Sac
peroence required med1 Sllrt at S5 50 Hr Also $4500 L1kt nu 721..a50I
cal t>1fhng ellp preferred FT 'PT clerk po11hon1 1111
.. au·-· II $4 751Hr 540· 7337 LIDO Moving Sele! -Spinet pl1no, upright ,._. IUU utlll SILIS 1r..-. '* reftlQ, 2 KG
P1rH1me. previous e• P T Fashion 111and l'ldbda. dr_.,. l lbt99,
penence preterr9d but women s boutique Medlt din. Mt. 10 chelors
w111 1ra1n 644· 1823 & ~. c;ONOle ..,_,
Plft&TI llTT Ill.. SalM·OutliOe muslC c:..-iter. phono-l""... ..... .. ,.............. or8'>f\. r~1:1r lllC)e.
N..oed lor home care an<l "'S2000 pet month hOSQltaf rthel aft shtlts vH19helt COf'l'l"1ISSIOtl 1n Tolel Ol1ptey divider
Ca ll Personnel 17 141 the tnduatry ~s '°' GlftfTrade
851 -2772 Our aup· .-'Paid ellC*'IMS 8"0W9 2 C.... COit
portrve SUP8fV1SOfY slltt Exp pre1 7 14·9M-8331 SM50. U9ed once 11750.
•-ta your ~ EOE URGENTL y need dtc>en· 1~-ii;imii!M&-Oiiimiii7iii54i;iiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;
NIT·Tm debit per-IOn to wen
New l'lome model m11nten· wlthOut ~ tor ~ Flexible hOun. ~I Ta1111 Oii co In Ofang1 1--===;'j==~--f0f de1alts 731-7306 Coest .,... We treln I
----Wtitt W F Olck..-.on.
PART-TIME Pree , SWEPCO. 8011
Opera P1clllc nH dl M1005. Ft WtK!h. Tx
enthu111111c. artlcul1te 71181
IUnd rtllMrl Eyen\ngs -_...._
Ea<*lent pey 546-01oe -·-· FIT. needed lor emetl N~ g r aph i c O•· AWllll 11gntacMtt""'9 •tudle> 1n Huntington 8Mctl. c..i
~ ~ & ~ .. ,, ..... , .... 17
NOCOLLECTING =~•=nl IBIIR'.m
NO SOUCITTNG perlOMlll 1111,..,. .itt1 Needed tor Wof'd ,... ~ one yw ••· ~ IWoi"'*._. 4.1
l*llltWA "' ,.,.,,,. I !'W· ...,_,..,..,. .... """" 90l'IMi. ~. bM-""""''tor ohllriMc ... ...... ..... '""' ....
IS Hmm =-~~ ... !1 ..,., .. ,..... ......... ..... It, 9lllft, .. ,..., .--.., C:O..... _, ATTit: ....... Ml•
Mift• o.... ~ "iii r .... in f71't ....... , lmdl. CA. -~ ·-~---~--~~ CluailW -a collection of IOOcf
buY1 thit wiH m1k~ ,OUT tpiri9' IOlf!
through claissif ied
Huge Moving S•lel 459 VI•
Udo Soud, Lido Isle. Sat
9-4/Sun 10-2. Sml appls.
TV, bikes. surfboard
SPICIAL GAIAGI SAU IA Tl
ONLY ~/tine. CALL 642-5671.
Try our closs1f1eds.
Cars, boots, motorcycles,
RV's ., .. only $11.99 lor 10
words for 7 days 1.504 each
odcfrtiond line 1hereohe<I
642-5678
Daily Pilot
Independent
T DAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
AC ROH 1ee1tnc;i$
1 HOoll P•rt 57 S1eo
5 Hae> 511 MustC1an
t T1tlehOl<let 59 Ot111n<:t1on
14 Doltric:t 60 Masner s IOOh
t5 Of an age 61 Cut>tc mete<
1t FOUt·beOQef 62 Ruari.<i
17 Cultlftt• 63 Ruminant
~VIOUS PUZZLE SOl YEO
11 FOfm DOWN 20 Promont~ n Eltaces t AblutlOnS
23 Wiiy 2 GazeO• 24 WNchevef 3 Pu s atonc;i 25 Slip " 4 W1lhout "'" 28 Poalelalvfl 5 Nuts 27 SfNlt 6 Mockery 28 CMr1 7 CountA 31 Metur• 8 Some Ra ,.. [)ledlergecl 9 Peeped " y-ttllOlnl 10 a ptStOI ,.._.... 11 Fun n Clelipers 12 ...... ..,,. ,. On Mftded 13 Head 1)9'son • '""°""' at>br eo.,.,,., 19 Mallet fun ot 41 Mleflc wnot 21 AecltMCI ·~ NlllNrcal 25 Enticed 04t•tCf' ..,,,.... 21 Hof HRH .. :r~, 21 Penel119d
29 Out of·~ ·-·--~ ., .... ....,.... 30 Wetettront ·~--' tltVC:'IUfe .,,......,. 31 lni.nt ........ 32 w-buc•e1 ........ ., Opelcal
34 Ut11m11e 49 Or value 37 ColOI ~ Rhfthm ~Family
40 Malt• ready 5t Clouts
4t Ttme ol ~·r 52 CO«Kt 44 Got up· 110f't 53 HulCh 4IE~
47 Cetd GMM 54 C•uc•I••
41 OoOt petl !>6 Eiec: ten
6 7 10 II 12 13
~(hll"~~ A l ~S'>WI •11:'1 ._' '"~ .~.-1 ll~W
ot;, .... ...-"~A I ,~II\ 1'1'19'1 •'?,,.""' l•"" fl,'11111./fj $1''19'>
•ti\ ',,o ~t 1, 1t ~ ,,, H /• s ,,
•'<t "". , .... ~ .... lllr;' 169"'>
835-317 1
Mtwpart fttnly (5S)
~1 Ecqer, Santa AN
Senice nl l'lrts
~Sat.
P\8.IC NOTICE
KS3777
FICTITIOUS BUllHESS
NAME ST lo TE ME NT
K53t13 The lollow1ng persons are
FICTITIOUS llUSINESS de><ng buSlness as
OLDSMOBILE '77 DELTA NAME STATEMENT UNITED PARTY REN
88 MINT condition 1 T"8 following pe•sons are TALS 985 W 18th St
owner 75.000 orig mites doing business as Costa Mesa Calll 92627
4 door automatic. cruise s T A A c A A F T RaRen Two Go In<' a
control below blue book ENT EA PRISES INTER-Cahl corp 6 Del Rey lrv1nf'
$1600 645-2357 NATIONAL 233 Emerald C111tl 92715 "'""° 1111 SlllllllT
Bay Laguna Beach Csllt Th11 business rs con-92651 ducted by a corpora lion
Bun Aldrin 233 Emer1ld The reg1s1ran1 com-
Bay. Lac;iuna Be&etl Call! menced lo lransact bust-92651 ness under the hctrt1ous F-076 5·Spd. Fact Air. Mags,
Stereo, Till , Cruise
(2LIM758) $4990 This business 1s con· t>uainess name or names 1----------
ducte<l by an 1nd1v1dual !lated above Of1 NIA P\8.IC NOTICE
IM LMPll PllTl&C
13600 Beach Blvd
(714) 892-6651
The registrant com· Ralph J Coster
menced to transact buSI· Tt11a statement was hied K53130 ness under the lic111ious wltll lhe County Clerk ol Or· FICTITIOUS •USIN£8S
oos1ness name or names anoe County on December NAME STAT£M£NT TIYITI LI UlllY '14 PllTUO Sl•RI !ISied above on December 29 1989 The lollow1ng persons are
Auto. Air, PIS. Cruise. ' -•• R 28. 1989 f441Me doing business as ..... Ys••-1111 Buu Aldrin Published Orange Coasl GUIDE MERIDIAN AS·
Stereo Low Miles. Like A u to, Factory A ir. This statement was filed DallyP11ot January5. 12. 19. SOCIATES. 4343 Von
New' (091963) PIWlndows & Dr Locks, wlll'l the County t:ierk or Or-26 1990 Karman Avenue. Newport 11111 Stereo. Mags. Tilt Wheel ange County on January •. F" ·054 Beach, Cahl 92660
Bill MAXEY TOYOTA (2GIT938) $9990 1990 Koll Cordata Associa1es,
18881 Beach Blvd. H B .. L•PIE PllTIAC f442t51 rt8JC NOTIC( L.P . • Calflorn1a limited
(714) 1147-8555 Publlsl'led Orange Coast par1nersl'l1p, 4343 Von
TIYITl •2 1111 5-Speed. Air. Tilt, Stereo
Cassette. Sunroof. Cus·
tom Wheels. Like New•
(2CEJ9"41 ....
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA.
111118 I Be.ch Blvd . H B
8-47-1555
13600 Beach Blvd Daily Piiot January 12 t9 1(535Q Karman Avenue. Newpon
{714) 892-6651 26, Febru•ry 2 1990 flCTITIOUS llUBINESS Beach, Cahl 92660
F-0 73 NAM£ STATIMENT Uon Nllhln Belhnc;il'lam. P111"111 TIAIS U •11 The lollOWlng per10n1 are Inc a California corpor-
V-8. Fuel Injected. Auto. l'tllJC NOTICE dOlng buslnet• u allon. 2010 Main Street.
Factory Air, P/Wlndows ASIEH. 2S40 M1ln St Ste Suite 1200. lrvlne Calif
& Or Lock•. Cassette. K,_.. M. 1rv1ne. c am 92714 92714
Mags. Tiit Wheel. Cruise. FICmlOUe .u ... ss Minoa Molnl. 378 Hayes Thi• business 11 con-
(Slk •911144) $ 10,990. NA• eTATllllUfT SI . lrlliM, C.tlf 92700 due1ad by a geMral part·
-
U •• Pll -•• The tonowlng e>e<tons are Thia bualneH 11 con-nwlhlp ._... ,._,_ dOlflO bullness 11 ducted br 1n Individual The registrant com· 13800 &Meta Blvd. HOWARD ECKER • Tha regtalrant com-m.nced to trantacl bull· Tnefe.......... 111•>892-6651 COMPANY.aCetltorn11~-~ to transact bull-,_. und« the tk:t1t1ou1
Aufo . Aw. Power Stewing. Y.W.11•11111111 ~:!1onat~95F~c!:" ~~:'!:=,_""":.~,,.or 11c;~~= :::-~·;:. N°:A names Ster~BNOIO) 4 Cyt. s-sp.ed, Factory ,,....: Calif 92626. ll8t«I eboW on. NI A ~ w. K...,_, Ex-
..... Air. Power Dr. Loella. S.ry Metil SaywltJ 4000 Mtnoo Molnl ec\111\1'8 Vice Prnldent
BILL MAXEY TOY OT A, CUMl1e. M9. Sunroof. Part< Newpoft •408 'New-Thie 1tatemen1 was flied Thie statement wu Iii.cl
18881 8"cf'I Blvd .. 1-i B (2PLZ"45) 17990 po11 8"c:h. Calif 9M with IN County Clerlc ot Or-wlttl 1he County Clerk ot Or·
M7-1555 -UI••...... This bullneu 11 con-Moe County on Dec:.rnber ange County on Oecem,bef 13800 8Mch &Ml. ducted bran lndlvldUal 15. 1"9 21. 1989
(714) 192-1651 The regtatrant com-,._., ........ ...._.. ,,,_ ~~~ menced to trenNCt bull-Publllhed OfMge Coe1t ,..,,__, ..,.tinge .,....,
-under the flciltlOUt Piiot o.c.mtier 29. Delly Pltot Oeoembef 29. ~ ,_ Of _.. I . J~ 5. 12. 19. 1ttt. Januwy 5, 12. 19.
F4403411
Publlll1e<l Orange Coast
Dally Pilot December 22 29
1989 January 5 t 2 1990
F-012
F"-038
MLIC NOTICE
KS3744
STATEMENT Of
ABANDONMENT Of
UIE Of FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
Tne lollowmg persons
nave abar1done<J the use ol
the f 1ctot•ous Business
Name F"RANCE.SCA S
t673 Irvine Ave =B Costa
Mesa Caht
The F 1c1111ous Busiriess
Name rererred to abOve was
Med 1n Orange County on
September 8 1989 FILE.
NO F430889
Eduardo Humber 10
Gaza11 23654 Cedar Cree~
Terrace Moreno Valley
Calif 92387
This business was con-
ducted by an 1n01vtdual
This statement was hied
wilh tl'le County Clerk ol Or·
ange County on December
28 1989 Published Orange Coas1
Dally Pilot January 5 12 19
26 t990 F-059
DI \111'\0.lltl:'
PARSEL
Walter Christopher
Parsel. 32. passed
away January 9.
1990. al h1,:, home in
Newport Bc•a,·h He 1s
pre<'eded in death by
his moth<>r Marv
Arnold Parsel and
Charles An s l<'v
Yates Surv ivors.
father, Dr Walter G
Parse!, Mad1m· and
Rolly Pulaski of New·
port Bc·ach. Kathy
Curfman F1shkind of
Long Beach. sister.
Suzann£' Parse! of
Blacksburg. V1rg101a.
brothers Timothy of
Irvine. M1 chal'I of
Santa Moml·a. David
of Costa Mesa. four
nephews, onl' nil"'"
Sally and Mr T Jef ·
JACKSON
EMILY ANNE JACK-
SON passed away in
Newport Beach, CA
January 8. 1990 a l the
age or 5 ln lieu of
Clowers. dona lions
may be made 1n care
on Susan Pietsch,
Caltfo rn1a Com·
prehens1ve Epilepsy
Prog ram . V A
Wadsworth Medical
Center ::3 4 05
W 1,l s h 1 r e n a d
Sawtelle Blvd, Los
Angeles. CA 90117:~
Make chl'('ks payable
to Friends of Medical
Science Research
w/Memo Line statlOR
for Epilepsy Ht·
sean·h Pacific V1l'w
Mortuary Dir{'(·ttng
(714) 644-2700
fer'SOn After a pn· i-----------
vatt· family funeral at
sea. memorial servt<.'t'S
will be held F'ndav.
7.30 PM at tht• Com-
munity Churl·h Con-
grega t 10 n a I . 611
Heliotrope Ave . Cor-
ona de! Mar &•rv1l'l.'S
will be ronducted by
Fr Jim Miceli of At·
lanta, Georgia Chris
graduated from
Estancia High School
in 1975 He was ac-
ttvely 1nvnlvld in
track. cross-country
runn ing. student
body govcrnm<'nl and
was senior class presi-
dent. After attending
Orange Coast Collegc>
and Cal State Long
Beach. he moved lO
Atlanta. Georgia. m
1982 and became a f-
filiated with the de-
sign industry, until
hil return to Cali-
f omia ln November.
1989. In lieu o f
flowers. donations
may be made to ~
Lons BHch Com-
munity Oink; Or--nee County Humane
Society or~ Human
JACKSO!'\
ROBERT LEE JACK-
SON. agt• 68. pass...od
away January 10.
1990. burn August 2-l.
1921 in C05ta Mesa
He was a hfe time
resident of Costa
Mesa He is survived
by his w1fl'. Dorothy
Jackson. Costa Mesa,
CA: mother. Helen
Shelley. Yuc·a1 pa. CA.
d a ugh tn. Carol
Bollier, Palm Desert.
CA. and 2 grand-
children M{•morial
servl<.'<' on Tuesday.
Jan 16. 1990 at 1:00
P .M at Pierce
Brothers Bell Broad-
way Chapel. Costa
Mesa Private inter-
ment Contributions
m•y be made to
Cancer Fund at Hoag
Memorial Hospital.
Newport BeaC'h.
Pierce Brothers Bell
Broedway Mortuary -
Costa Mesa Directors.
(714) 642-9150
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with the County c..-of Or-Let
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tO NM!e f...,tMIOUowWM OecMof•. ~ATV. fT M4Y • Howwd ... ,,,._.. 219 tied In Or~ County on I c~ ~ IOU>ATANaJC~ F COin• INQAP"-'CATIOMI, eeitknot ' MO 2t Fl NO """° ffwt YOU NHO to lflnMC:t ..... IF AH\' ~ n. llOU.ow-1 ' •. ' 1 l.E · "9 .,....._,iii EO\MAnc»t ~ THI 1'919 llflder • ~ ING ACTIONI A"'I 1 11 F423tn. ... 0t ..._ ~ NATWll OF TMI ~ netne Of MmM CHAl.LENOID IN C0UM ~ M. Dietz, 828 "'-'! Vieira Aoc::rla. 14$12 MAAY F ..CilS .A MOC:l..EOINO ~T eMw on: 1t7t THE ~Al I 'NCM! MAY iii
A....,., Mc'-Mn. Alc*Lane,n..tlneAntlO ARY FLORENCE KIES YOU, YOU ~ .,.... t Helillof'I IMl'ttO TO ONlY ntOel.
A HIOI Thie bl*"-w .. con-A PETITION Ma tiMn COHTN:f A~ T,,_ Mat9'Mnl wa fli.d 18SU£8 S0M0HE ""'8U
Alohard L. frandten. ducted by 1111 ~ liled ~ JANE KIES °" --ti 1_, tt19 Counly Clwll of Or· AT THE PU8UC HeAR1NQ 1'6 S.C..81\ ClrO.. lndlan A-.ii Vlelta Roche --r ' • Coun Oecetnb9r .... CA t2210 Tllii itelement w .. llled HOPPE In the SUC*'Qf 10:00 4M., .... ~ ty °" 1DlillC01'111~.D 1H THIS NO-Thlt butlMU 11 con-with Ille Counlw Clerk of Or Coutl ol Caldor"'-County .._ .. ., •• C.,., • ._, 27, N9 W AfT'TtN COR-
..... ' -OAANGE ~ TMlet 01 P:'41MO ESP~ENCE DE· vr· • gen.rel PW1-WIQ4I Couniy on Nowrnt. THE PETITION ~a.• TIWlee Und9r 1n11 Put>lilhed Otwige UVEMD 0 THE PL.AH.
30, l9" 1eQUM• tnal JANE KIES "'"4.wtl to 0... o1 ff\111 Deity Piiot January 12. NIHG ISllOH AT, 0.. o!::b~~ ~': 2~ ~PPER be appoen..O M •ea.11• Dy JDM R. ~ 28, F9bruary 2. 1990 PRIOR T , THE PUBLIC
1989 • • personal rep,...,,, .. ..,. to llld Cl*YI lJM Siftdonl, HEARING.
• January 5, 12• l990 admnls'9r fie .Wle o1 ~ Md ... • jD1r-. 1 PLANNING ACTION
F027 lhe decedent ,.,,.,. -TNllOr lair I rtaJC llOT1C[ PA-&a-93 FOR THE PtAN-
THE PETITION 11etM1111 IN MQ1f11Y o1 N I NO ASSOCIATES ,
requM• lt'9 ~11 TMt llld Lw 'r lflllil 1, ACTinOUI 8UWU AUTHOAIZED AGENT FOA PUBlJC llOT1C[ WILL Ind COdlclls 11 a11y CelllorNa Corpof'mloll • NAm ITATl•NT NEW P 0 R T 8 EA C H --.;...;;.=~;.;;;;..;.;.;:;;;.... __ beT admilled IO pte>boale ~ ..... F-.u.y 3, The following peBOOI are BUDGET MOTEL COAPOA-
IC laaa he w• and any oooclls 1-. Md _,.... • Oo1rig bullnns as· ATION FOR A RETAO· rtaJC llOTIC( IUf'tlNOR COtMT aie 1Ya1llble lor ln11"""9f'I No.. -.0.:1!119 on M 4 A IO -/4. g a 1n1 I ACTIVE EXTENSION OF
ICAI01 Kam F'4121e QI' THI •TATI e•af'lll'llll()n in .... Ille~· F-.u.y '· ,_ ln19'n11/lnletn111ona1 OllU-TIME FOR A CONDITIONAL p:~~ _,..... I T A T I II I N T F--08-4 Publllhed Ort,.,,. Coast F~ ~C~TYA by r.:EooUfl PETn ""'' Counly, 8lae ol ~ ,.,,, Minute Maldl/Men. USE PERMIT TO ADO 38 t ATIMINT • ..,v """ • .._ .,_.. '""" WIU. IEU AT M*1wlata W11t1 A MIHIOn. ROOMS TO AN EXISTING he lollowlng 1>811on1 •r• WITHIMlAWAl. Deity Piiot December 29. OI' 0-.ANOa roqueslS aulhot1ly 10 AUCTIOH 10 ,.._ bidder tor 2065 Pon Br11lol Cir . ~-' I R 0 0 M M 0 TEL .
... 11... doing butlneu u fflOll P~... P1aJC llOTICE 1989· January 5• 12· 19• ConMneter.hlp of the -.dmot\tSl'H lhe estatP cmtl •• ~Oieda...,, POrt Buen. Calif 92860 LOCATED AT 121 ALBERT
RCTtTIOUe .,_.. SHAWN TANA/ FIELD-F1c°"T1T1"0AuTING• .~Ull .. "r•• 1990 ~-031 ,.,.°" encl l!ltat• of: under lhe lndependenl on .... or llllloftll '**· • Catole E Slark-Profeol. PLACE IN AN R2 ZONE EN· NA• ITA~ STONE CHINO PA.RTNERS N'".,._ " NOTICI CW MATtU>A JANE KIMHA, AclnwliSlrdllOn ol Esuiies -or .... ~ union. or 2065 Pe><t Brillo! Cir . N-111R0 NM ENT A l DE .
Tt,.tollowlngs>Weonaare l30lDoveStreel,SUt11300: -4't'UCATIONTO PUBUCNOTlC[ Con~etM ~ !This aulho<•'Y M ii •••ort.oer111-.end portee.ch.Cam 926e0 TERMINATION NEGA.TIVE dOiflG bualneu M , ~ a..ch Calif 92660 1 The following l)e(IOO haa llU Al.COHOUC c ... No. A-147412 Allow lhe P«SOnal io.t 9IOCWIO'I ODmlClleel In Th11 bus1neH 11 con-DECLARATION
JAG WAR ATTORNEY Sh1wn11na Partners. a w1lhdrawn u a general parl-RYe"ACMI PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL JK)TICI! Of represenlahve IO lako lhe SI• al C.lomie (peyeble dueled by "°" ptOlrl or-2 P LANNING COM -
SERVICES. 290 Brfitot St · Calfllornia Patlneri111p 1301 ner from Ille partnership OP· t·2·to BE HELO BY THE COSTA INTENTION TO many acuons wllhoul • lllne ol &ale In~ man., gan1za11on MISSION RESOLUTION
Suite B·I~. Coela u .... Dove SHMI. Su11e 300. llflllng under the ltctlllous To Whom 11 May Conc:.rn. MESA PLANNING COM-Hll MAL ~~'"'"li.._.couil approval of lhe Unrl8ll St ... > "" lhe The registrant com-PC-90·01 FINDING THAT cal•• 92828 ~·Beach, Cahl 92660 ~~~RTn·~o 0'at p~:~ ZIEBARTH. EhZlbelh II MISSION AT THE CITY "'°""TY AT °'6 I ng cer1.11n v~ NorW1 '"°""' .,,._ 10 the mencecl to 1ransac1 bt.ISI-THE PROPOSED TRANS-
Jegwat Cour19' Services, he Fie!dslone Company. Niwporl Drive,· Newpo~I applying 10 the Oepartrnenl HALL. 77 FAIR DRIVE, P"IVATE IALE ::'!!7 lhe aC1IOt'I~ County Coun,.,._, 100 C-...c nus undet the f1ct1llous FER OF FLOOD CONTROL lne . I C.Ufornle eo<por-a Calitorrna c0<p0r11ion 14 Beach Cahl 92660 ol Atcoholfc Beverage Con-COSTA MESA, C ALI-NOTICE IS HEREBY Pe<50t'I Cenlet~Wot1.Sanl1Ana. t>us1ness name or names PROPERTY FROM THE
allOf'I, 2900 Brtstol SI • Suite ~POfale Plaza N-p0r1 The' llCllllO S b s es trol 10 soll tlcohollc FORNIA, AT 6 30 PM OR GIVEN lhal, SUbfec1 lo con• :::i=l~ivg~ve ~:<e ~ C...tomll II rlgl'IC. lllle end llllecl above on January 2 IRVINE COMPANY TO THE 8-to•. Cosla Meaa, Calif ICh. Caul 92660 name Slltem~ lot .~1~.,.~ beverages al 3 198 Alrporl AS SOON AS POSSIBLE hrma11on by lhls court. °" I l&d 'le .......... con...,ecs 10 enc now 1990 COUNTY OF ORANGE IS
92626 This business 1s con-nllfship was hied on Dece Loop, H-2A. Cosll Mesa CA THEREAFTER ON TUES-January 16 1990, al 10 00 ;~~vo .:::=~~.: held ll'f I uncler ._, Deod of Carole E Sl&rk-Prolant CONSISTENT WrTH THE,
ThlS buslneu 1• con-dueled by • general part-ber 5 1986 1n the Couniymj 92626 wHh '<f 1" On Sale DAY, FEBRUARY 13 1990 am or lhe•ealler w1lh1n lhe colsenl&d to Ille propo!fld '""' "',,.. ptOpl<ly H '*ecl .,, This sta1emen1 was hied GENERAL PLAN
OUCled by a corporation ne<ship Orange FILE NO F32835: Beer & Wine (Pub Eal Pl l REGARDING THE FOLLOW-llme allowed by law the aclion I The ind094!1'10ef\I MIG Courwy enc S..o with !he Counly Clerk ot Or-3 PLANNING ACTION
The regtslrenl com-The regis1ran1 com-Full Name and Address 01 llc4tnse ING APPLICATIONS undersigned, as Con-lldmonisttahon aulhot•l"f o.o1Cl«I •· ange CO'-'nty on January 2 PA-90· 10 FOR LEE SCHIEL
men<:ed lo lranNC1 bt.111-m9nCed IO transact bug,-l he Person Wllhdr1wing Published Ortnge Coast IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW-servalor of Ille Persol'I and wol be gt anted unless an Loi 8 111 8loc:il 20 ot EM lllOe 1990 AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR
llelS under lhe hcllllous n9as under It'll llC11llous The Pros,,__..1·C•1110 •Co Dally Pllol January 12, 1990 I N G A CT I 0 N S AR E Estate of M1tlld1 Jane inle<esl&d pet son l1les an AclcMIOtl 10 a.ioo. Tl9CS. on,,.,. F"2233 W !(ENT ROBINSON FOR A
tiu11ness neme Of n1me1 bt.lsiness name or namM C """' " rnia · F085 CHALLENGED IN COURT . Kemna. Conserva1ee. will o0ioc11<>n lo lhe pe1t"°n Clly of Newpor1 8-:ft. • O« PubltSh&<I Ora1"19e Coast 1/ARIANCE FROM FRONT ~sled above on November lilled above on Oecemt>e< llUornia One Tower THE CHALLLENGE MAY BE Mii at prlvall sale lo lhe .tnd snows QOOd cauo;.o m111> 1~"' 8oolP. 4• Page Daily P1101 January 12 t9 SETBACK REQUIREMENTS
I 1989 l989 Square. Hanford Conn LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE htgtleSI Ind bell nel b•dde• wh y !he oourf SllOuld not :x>. OI ~ ...._,., "' 26 Feoruar'f 2 1990 (20 FEET REOUIREO 12
. Brian Gudell. President Mark L Conlelman 06 l15 flt8JC NOTICE ISSUES SOMEONE RAISES on the lafms and cond111ons giclllllhe au"'0t•"' ,,.,. Olhol OI the Counly F-080 FEET PROPOSEDI TO CON-
Th1s stllemenl wu tiled Prellden1 Signed Gerson Bakar 1 AT THE PUBLIC HEARING tlerelnalter mentioned all A HEARING " on fie ~ ol ~ Colll'l!'f Mote STRUCT A NEW 2-CAR
wH11 lhe County Cler~ of Or· This s111emen1 was hied genafal Plllner NOTICE Of DESCRIBED IN THIS NO· rlghl 11111and1nlafesl ol lhe po~lion will ~ held on Commor\ly ~ Al ·1213 rtaJC NOTICE GARAGE WITH A FA.MILY anoe County on December wlll'I the Counly Clerk ol Or-Pubfisnecs Orange Coasl .. ANNO TICE OR IN WRITTEN COR Conservalee al the llme ol Fet>ru""' t 1990 a1 1 45 E•t 8eftlcl9 Bouiewwo. ROOM ABOVE TO AN EX-
20 1989 ange Coun1y on Oeotmber Dall~ Piiot January 5. 12 19 CONDfTIONAL UIE RES p 0 N 0 E N CE DE: appoln1ment and all right p M ;;; 'Oep1 3 louled al "'-Por'i Beed'I. CA. 112ee1· S52tt !STING SINGLE FA.MIL y
F44111S 2I l989 26 990 H....-Y NO. lt...o LIVERED TO THE PL/4.N-lllle Ind lnlllfesl thal lhe es· 700 C1v< Cenlet Dnve The w .. 9dclt•• end NOTICE Of PETITION RESIDENCE LOCATED AT
Publlahed Orang41 Coasl F4411'7 F-06 I (ANNUAL MYIEW OF NING COMMISSION AT OR Ille has acqulfecl on add111on WPSI San la Ana CA OI,_ cammott °"'Ol'llllOn. If TO AOMNITE" 967 JUNIPERO ORIVf IN AN
Diiiy P1101 December 29, Published Orange Coas1 (----------FAMk.Y Kl.IA .. DI PRIOR TO. THE PUBLIC lo Iha! ol lhe Conservalee al 9270 I .,.,,, of Ille ,.., P"OP"1Y ESTATE Of R 1 ZONE ENVIRONMEN-
1949 January 5 12. 19. Daily P1to1 December 29 PUBUC NOTICE ANO AACAOE HEARING lhe lime 01 appo1n1men1 on II= YOU OBJECT TO ~ lbOW 111 llu'l>O'lecl THELMA HOWARD TA.L DETERMINATION EX-
1990 1989 J1nuary 5, 12. 19 CENTER) I REZONE PETITIONS the real properly localecl 1n lhe 9ranl1nq ol lhe po1o1oon lo 0. l2l3 E• 89lboo Blvd· HANSCOM.-. EMPT
F-0.3 1990 PU•uc NOTICE: NOTICE IS HEREBY R-90-01 FOR VAN ELLIOTT Laguna Hills Orange Coun you Sllouk:J ilPQOat al fie "'-Por'I a.er., CA 92'118l THEllllA IWTI4 4 PLANNING ACT•ON
----------F·042 NON-JUOICAL GIVEN ll'lll lhe Hunllnglon AUTHORIZED A.GENT FOR ly Calllo11"11a descrobe<I as t!Garin9 and state your The un~ TnAIM HANICOM PA.-90-11 FOR DONALD R
FORFEITURE Conlrol Beach Planning Commission DORIE L GIST FOR RE-follows oOjOCUOns 01 hi& wt1ll('n Olldmlma .,.,., lilblll!y '°' c-"'-bef-LAWRENZ JR TO RE-Ptll.IC NOTIC£ No. 11-41'4 will hOld • neaflng in Ille ZONE OF AN R-1 ZONED Parcel t Dwelling Un11 N otli«IK>ns M iii Ille ooun rncorreo '"'°""•'°" ....,.,...,_, A-1S17U LOCATE TWO EJCISTING
IC5'110 On September t3. 1969 Councll Chambilr 81 the PROPERTY TO POR M O on Building No 2329 H said bolo1e ll'le tiea11n9 Your T,.,. Mid Nie • m To all heirs. benetic;oartes RESIDENCES l=ROM THe"'
l'ICTITIOUI 9U8'NEll KSS'nl a1 10()0 SOUTH COAST Hunltnglon Beach Civic LOCATED AT 2t09-2I11 UM is ShOwn and defined on appeat.tnce m.ty !>@ ,,.. ••r.o.A CIO--.C OI •WTW'lly cred1lors cont1"9ef'll cred•· FRONT OF THE PROPERT"f
NA•ITATEMENT FICTITIOUl9UllNEIS DRIVE A.PT .:S104 Cenlet. 2000 Main S!reel, VALLEY ROAD EN lhll cer1a1n Condom1n1um person or by your allomey reoe~ 1118• OO&WMion °"tors. end persons who may TO THE REAR WITH A
The totlOwlno l)e(SOOS aie NAME STATEMENT COSTA MESA Cahforn1a. Hunllnglon Beilch Call· V I R 0 NM EN T AL 0 E Plan allaclled lo and made a IF YOU ARE A ~. OI • 1 01herw1se oe 1l'lleres1ecs 1n VA.RIANCE TO ALLOW AN 8
Ootng bu$1"9SS u The IOllo'Wlng petSC>nS are OfllCClfS ol lhe 0111n9e Coun· lornll. Ol'l lhe dale and al !he TERMINATION NEGATIVE part OI I hat cer1a1n Oeclar· C REOrTOR OI a lntUt.zl)rll!Y Ol mo The IOCal 1~ will or esuue or t>Olh ol FOOT HIGH SOUND WALL
VILLA DEL OBISPO, 245 dOtng business as ty Shetill s Office Miiled l•me lndlClled below relative DECLARATION "I.A.VAIL allon OI Covenanls Con· Cont•nq9nl cr&OIOt ol 11\e lllTIOurl of,,.,. unoaro TH E L MA H 0 WARD 16 FEET PERMITIEOJ AT
Fischer Ave . Sulle 0 -l CYPRESS INDUSTRIAL pr0Qer1y tor lorleoture 1n :!.~"! applic;alion descr1bed 14.BLE FOR REVIEW FOR 21 diuons and Res1r1c11on~ •e· 0908~ you tnJSI I.le ol sMI OOllQlllOt'll log.I HANSCOM a1o.e THEIMA THE FRONT OF THE PROP-
Cos1a Mesa C1111 92626 PAR TNERS 265 Mo1n1ng conneciion Wllh YIOla11ons OI DA TE 1T IME Tuesday DAYS AT THE PLANNING corded May 15 1969 1n I your cl.aim ••fl 11'\e ooun •"'1 llCMlnOM "'° ... ,,.,,. RUTH H/4.NSCOM ER T' L 0 c /4. TE 0 AT
1/1111 Del Obispo, a Call-CanyOl'I Or Corona del Mar HeallhandSalelyCOdeSec January 2J 1990 7 OO PM OIVIStONI OOOll 8958 ol Oll1c•al Re and mail a copy 10 fie co.II ltld l•l>e,,_, is A PE TITION llQ beel'l lile<! 563-565 VICTORIA STREET
lornoa hmllecl p1r1nersh1p Caht 926:?3 lions lo wil t !352 APPLICATION NUM BER FOR FURThER INFOR· cords 1n lhe olloce ol !he pe~.,u reptese<ilctl"-e '382,88:3 M • of 0-.. Dy Wendy E Neely 1n Ille IN AN R2 ZONE EN·
24S F'ilCNI< Ave , Sutte 0-1 Sleven C G11brie4 and The eslom8tedl oppra1sed C MATION ON THE ABOVE County Recorcler OI Orange dppo.n1ed by Irie coun 18· 19811 Supert0< Court 01 California V I R 0 NM E N T /4. L OE -
Costa Men. C.111 92626 Dana M Gabriel Co-value Of Ille property 1s ondillonal Use Permil NO 14.PPLICA T IONS TELE-County Ca1tlorn1a and an w1th1n lour monms lrom T~a1 "Ol<e o• o·~ o• .a o CO'-'nty 01 Orange TERMINA.TION EXEMPT
fhl9 DuSlneu IS con. TruSl8e$ Ol lhe Gabr~ Fam-S23.8 IO 00 The seized 88"40 c T PHONE 754-5245 OR CA.L undlYlded I 2041h 1n1eres1 Ille dale OI ··~· ISSuc'lnc<> 01 00 ga•or-8"0 II Oll::<I" •o SQ THE PETITION 1equ!'Sl5 5 PLANNING ACTION
Outted by 1 llmHed partner-11y Trust general p1r1ner pioperly '5 deSCrtbed as lol-p APPLI AN Rockers n AT Ttil;1 OFFICE OF THE in and 10 all th&I portton 01 lell{'f!. as piovtOed " sao0 r~ o•op;i,.y was thal Wendy E Neely oe .to PA·90 12 FOR STEVEN .~.,, 265 Morning Canyon Drive lows SIS 500 00 Unlled OCkels. Benco Beach Lid PLANNING DEPARTMENT Lot 1 ol Traci No 6868 as Sl'CllOn 91 00 ol It>' •IKO'OllC as ris"~"'ll~t "<> pointed as personal re~-ANO l(AREN EWALD FOR A .,,..,, S C S7 900 00 LOCATION 19092 Beach C I p Co .,-The r egistr al'l t com-Corona del M11. Ca111 92623 Illes urrency Boulevlld (Plaza de 18 Pia a ROOM 200 77 F 14.IR DRIVE shown on a Map recoroeo 1n al, O<'>•cl •obdle °'' 89 •98~ OI' S.Ol•"'Dwr • 8 resen1111ve 10 adm1s1et 1he VARIANCE' FROM R!AR
mence<J 10 transac1 bus•-Clycle F Slaulf and Susan Uni led SIRies Currency Cent et) Y COST A MES A CAL 1. book 2'56 page~ 43 and 44 1 The lome 10< '''"'?, Llo•"lS • !:i89. o• O••oe.., ~<>'M r '"" es111e ol the deGeOenl SETBACK REQUIREMENTS
ness una.r lhe hcllllOUI" M Staull Co-Trustees ol S4 10 00 Uruted Stales Cur-ZONE C4 !Highway Com-FORNIA OI Miscellaneous Maps re· ,,.,1 nol t>•O•e be O<P IOv• O"'CO 01 the eo...~1v F«oc0<oe1 THE PETITION reQueSts 120 FEET REOUIREO 5
0usiness name or names Iha S1auf1 Family Trusl. gen-rency merciaJ) Publ1Shed Orange Coas1 cords ot Orange Counly monins l1om lt1e N>d''"9 o• O<r~ Co.i"'r S•lll• o• l"e deoedenl s Will al'ld FEET PROPOSED) TO
llSled above on July 1. 1985 eral partne1 t401 Rancho Pursuant 10 S ec 11on REQUEST Annual tevitow Daily P1101 January 12 19190 Cahtorn1a shown and de· Odltl no1.ceo anove C.a '<>'"• lcooteils •I iany oe admilleo ALLOW A rwo STORY AO-
Jonn A Booty Gene1al ROid A1cad1a Cahl 910<MI l 1'88 4111 01 the Calolorn11 lor compliance wllfi Con 086 ltned a5 Common Ar!'.t on • :iu MA 'I' E .<A1>.1.~E MIJl•o R4lconvey11"<=1> Corp to probate Tne w111 ano any OITION TO 14.N EXISTING
P1r1ne< This business 11 con-Heahh and Salely Cooe dilions 01 Approval 10, lhe DlmtlC NOTICE lhe above relerred lo Coo 'he'·!{' lo.l-pl by 11'.e ':Ol.'1 1 A C... 'O'"a Cotoora"O" cOd•Clls •re av11111ote ior SINGLE FAMILY RES•-
T111s su11emen1 wu !Ilea ducted bv a general par!· procedures 10 torleil lhis Billiard and Arcaae Cenier ~UU\. dom•n•um Pia,.. 1:>.; ar~ ,. P~.-.0" By J~ e .JO""' l•~s· ()freer e .. m.nation .n lh.e 111e keQI DENCE LOCA.TEO 14.T 1951
Mlh Ille County C!e<k OI Or-ner1h1p properl y wllnOul 1udlC18I Please nole lhlS nOllCe IS 101 E•ceo11ng Ir rim >(1'11 L.(11 t 1n1 .. 1..st.•d 11'1 the f>!>ldle T•u!M~ ()I Dally conoua11"1glby irie courl TUSTIN I, VENUE IN AN R 1
41"1Qe Coun1y on Oecemt>er The reg1s1ran1 com. pr~~ou 'c~~~,:raen "1~~e9:ews1ar0 inlormauon pure>oses only ~T~~~K ~~A~::~~T~~~ all 0•1 gas nydrno rbOn:. rov "'-'! 111<> ..,,,n aw 001A4l 5'1~ THE PE T1T10N requests ZONE ENVIRONMENT AL
19 1989 menceo 10 lran!laCI t>uS•· • p T,,. annual review 15 not a m •ne•.lls an..i •h .. r .i to•"""I ~·QIJ~I lor l.Oll''O R.lconvA')'ance Co<D aulhor11y to adm1n1s1er the DETERM I NA TION EX-F4'0927 nest under lhe liclolious lh•S properly you mus I 1 OF INTENTION TO TRANS-subslancu 1y1ng OPl•J"' a Sp<-c,,., "<Ol•c.' 01 "'" ~linq 83•~ Hatyl>"~u'SI P•llCe esiate under lhe lndepen-EMPT
Publrsned Or1nge Coa•I tN11ness name or names within 30 days ol (he '"51 pug~c ~~La~in~ ''~:;;,Y 01 the Ff A Al C 0 H O L 1 C dep1h ol ~00 leet Out of dl'I "•"''10'Y dnd ~u•v11011 CA 913•3 (8181 deol A.dm1n1s1ta11on 01 Es· 6 PL/4.NNING ACT10 N
0•1•y Pllol Oecemoer 29 f1sled •Dove on Novemt>e< f,~bahc:e'~~-.. 0'cia'h1;:. SN!aoae't<:,,..eg proposed reQIH!SI 15 on ti•e in (•~:~~~:,~~~N~~.~~ "'1thOul the r•qh1 10 enier appt .. •'vl o• PSldlP a.'i<.elS 89• 10'1 1a1es 1.c1 1Tn1s aulhori1v al· PA-90· 13 FOR DOUGLAS
1999 J1nuary 5, 12 19 t 1986 "' """ c u pon tne >ur lJ <" 0 1 Ot 01 .ir v !>'~''°" or D<t'll 0llC'l""e>wr 2'0.•999 IOw!tll'Wlpe<soneirepresen-WA.ONER 14.U HiORIZEO ,990 Steven c Gabnei yO'-'r .n1eres1 ,,.. lhe se11ed lhe ommunity Develop-ind 1407) •I Mq B&P) Subsurface 01 111e property iKCOUl'll as provtOPO ,,.. Oec: 29 1989Jan ~. •? ·990 1atove to 1ake many ac1tons AGENT FOR ELWOOD F
F·039 Hus su1emen1 was l1ted O•OQerly with lhe Cler~ of ;::ent ~eparlm_,nl 2000 NOTICE IS HEREBY abovell Of'Pt"ol~OO lt">'llo• ....c1r0n '?'>() OI "'" 0-l"Q~Coasl 01,1y P•IOI w1lhoul oo1a1n1ng couri 3P· PHILLIPS TO ALLOW /4.
Wiik 1k . C~·nrw Cler• 01 Or Irie Orange County Supe11or ain lreel Hun1tngion GIVEN lo lhe C•f'd•tors 01 any purpo~ .. na1soe"e' d~ Cdhl0<'"d Proo.tip COOi• I. prova1 Sttt0<e 111 .. no certa1l'I CA.A WASH WITH OFF-SITE -----------1 " "" ~ ' " C 700 C C Beach CalllOrn•a 92648 lor H • n O l O n O B E n T F ••• 1nge Counly on Oecemoer Our!, 1"'C Anter "'" "" ,. reserved by "" .. este•n ReQuP<,I lor '::>1'4'C1.:tl ""ol~P P\a.IC NOTICE Khons hO-vttt irie per P/4.RKING ANO VARIANCES rtaJC NOTICE 29 1989 Drive West Sanl8 14.na CA •nspeciion by me DuOlic A GORMLEY l r 1nsteror arHl Ban~ and Tr.,st Compariy 111 f0<m 1<. <tv3i1Abio• 11om 11,., j()nal represen1c.1ove ,5 ro-FROM FRON"T LANDSCAPE
-----------1• F'4202t 9270 I You also rnusl coc>y 01 me Slalt r@t>orl "''11 Licensee wF\oi.e nus•nt'ss 1ne oeeo •ecordf'd 0.-cem cour1 ci.;,~ KS)Mt ou•red 10 grve no1ic;e 10 SETBACK REQUIREMENTS
ICSJIO:l.01 p O provide Ille 01srtcl Al . be available 10 •nleresleo a<lOress 15 18027 Maqno1oa Dl'• 4 t96 t •n ooo~ l I Allor,..1 y 101 PahhOl'll l FICTITIOUS •USINESS 1n1e-es1ed e>e<soos unless 120 FEET REQUIRED; 0
FICTITIOUI 9USINESS j ubhslled range Coasl 1orney s Office w1lh an en-parries 31 C•ly Hall or the 14.ve on Ifie C11v ol Foun1a.,, ua9e S86 ol Ott1c1dl FARMER a RIDLEY NAME STAT£MENT 1ney have waovecs notice 01 FEET PROPOSEDI ANO NAME STATEMENT Daily Pilol Jenuary S '2 tg dorsed copy ol !he claim Mein Cily LiDrary i7 I It Velley Counl> ul Oran9P ana re recorded A p I h Incl "' lh OR11/EWA Y WIDTH RE T~e r-·1~"" pe1·--s •re 26, 1990 Talbert /4.venue1 11lle1 Janu s ~· . •• nar s op Uvll'llJ The following OtlfS()f°I$ are consen1eo 10 e proe>oseo " "'"-···v ~· m F-057 directed t o Forle•lure 1a1e of Calilorr"a ci,,08 11 1961tnb00~59J9 E' P1olau 1on1I dO•nqousinessas ac1ton1 Tfie 1ndeQenden1 OUIREMENTS120F'EETRE-
dotng business II l.Jason Orange Counly 01s-ary l9 t990 lhll a bulk lran,lpr •S JllOul 534 ol Oll•C1al Recorcts encl Corpor11ton 1 ialJ B S CONSUL 1 ING adm1n1stiation eu1no<11y Wiii Ou 1 RED 1 7 S FEE T
14.UGUST PROPERT •ES Incl Allor~ s OlltCe 700 A.LL fNTERES TEO PER· IO be m.tde 10 JOHN M oy Rossm()()f Cc1roora1to" •n ))) South Ho~ SI io)8EYOND VERTICAL IN· be gr an le d uniess an PROPOSED) LOCATED AT
FUND Ill 2381 Campus f'tllllCNOJIC[ Civic Cenle< Or1ve Wesl SONSare invlledlO Jllend NEWTON & SUSAN R 1tiedeeorec0<dedAP"f28 Su1t1 2400 TERNA TIONA.L 1924 ,ntetesled person Illes an 785 VICTORlA STREETINA
0.111e Su1te204.lrv1ne Cahl San111 Ana, CA 92701 U5e said hearing on lhe eppli NEWTON TraMter and in. t969 1nbooll8940 pa91> 1·1 Los An gele• CA T•adewinds Newpo rl obiection 1o1hospe1111on ano Cl ZONE ENVIRONMEN-
91715 ICS3t23 1he Contro1 No above on any Callon as OUlilned anove 11 lendeo Transleree ""°~" of Olltc1al Records 90071 l 0l3 Beac" Caut 92660 ,hows good cause why !he TAL DETERMINATION EX-
AuguSI Proper11es Fund FICTITIOUl llU5'NEaa correspondence there life any lufllle< Ques business address s 4612 Pi1rce1 2 Non '!•CluS•v" r,.,.""('' r ,,.,, • 1, P ,1 J B Sc"eg 1924 couri shoulo not grani !he EMPT
111 By August F1nanc1111 NAME 8TATEMENT II your claim IS no111mtt1y !tons please Coll Herb M1nue1 1n lhl' C11y of Hul'll f'8semenl5 for onqrf'ss ·•"d •. 1r • ' •o 'J . lr.tde,.•nds Newporl authority 7 PLANNING ACTION
Partnafs 0-af P1t1ner TN I01low1ng petllOl'IS are filed !he 04al11C1 A.110<ney's Fauland, Assistant Planner 1nglon Beacn Counly of Or· AQress publ•c ulthl•es ~t>w Beien Caltf 92660 /4. HEARING 0,.. me pell PA.-90-14 FOR MARK
2361 Camput Drive Su11e d<>'ng t>us1ness as Ollic:e will deelare 1tie prep. II 536-5271 an96 S1a1e 01 Ca1ttor'11a ers and 1or all D\lfOOSPS ,,._ This business •S con· 11on will be held on FEBRU· GREEN/STEVEN CASTON
204 Irvine, Calll 92715 3 198 PARTNERSHIP a erly described 1n lh•s No11ce Mike Adams Hunltn()lon 926.C9 c•dental tnere10 •"Clullinq fl\a.IC NOTICE dueled b~ an ind•v•dua• ARY 1 1990 al 1 45 p M on AUTHORIZED AGENTS
ThlS bulll'll SI 11 con· Cal1lo11"11a general parlner 10 be lorle•lod 10 the Stale Boach Planning Commission The 1oca11on •n Cahlorn•a bul 1101 l1m11ed 10 lhe c;On Tne •enisl• anl com Dept No 3 localed al 700 FOR HI-OAP COMPANY TO
OuClecl by a limited parlner· ship 15520 Roclllteld Blvd The propetly described 1n PubliShttd OranQe Coast 01 Ille clloef e\E'Cut1ve ollic;e struc!lon '"'ti\llClhon re-IC S3nl menced ,; transact l>us .. C1111c Cen1er Drive Sa1'118 ALLOW THE WEEK-ENO
snop ::G, Irvine Caltl 92718 this NOllGe 10 be lorletlecl 10 Oaily Pilol January t2 l990 01 Pflnc1pa1 buS•l'leSS Office ollcemenl 1epa1r ma1n1en l'ICTITIOUS BUS!lif£SS r>ess uncle< Inf' '•ctllious Ana CA 9<'701 ONLV DISPLAY OF AUTO-
The r eg11tral'll com· Fred Spa11u . 29 Valley fhe S111e The property will F088 ol lhe •ntended lransferor •S .tnce opera1•on ano use of NAME STATEMl)IT business name or names 1F YOU OBJECT 10 the MOBILES FOR SALE BY IN·
meoced lo trans.ct busi-V-lrvme Cahl 92715 1tien be d•spos.d ot as same all necessary 01 cles1ra1>1e Tiie 1011owin9 oersons a•t> hlled above on January 1 granting of the pet11ton vou OIVIOUALS. IN THE PAR~-
'ltlSS under tne llC1111ous Ric;hard Tucker 1627 P0<t PfOV•ded on Heallh al'ld Sale All Oll"ltlr business namtl,S 1oadway' s•aewa•~s and dO•l'lg business as 1990 shOUld tttlher appear 11 1r.e •NG LOT ADJACENT TO
Dus1ness name 01 names C111rles Pl Newpo11 Beach ly COde Section t 1489 and addresses used Dy lhe conduolS over lh,. •and oe-C /4. SH 1 0 N 1 N v E S T J B ScnaQ hearong Ind stale your ob· W 1 LS 0 N ST RE E T
'•Sled aboVtt on July 5 t98• Calll 92660 Thomas J Borns District P\ll.IC NOTICE •nlended lransff'ror wolhin scribed •n Parcf'll < 01 Iha! MENTS 2915 Reoholl Ave 11115 slatemenl was liled iecuons 01 hie written obiec· L 0 C A TE 0 A T 2 3 0 0
\ John R Provine Mal'I-This business is con-Al!orney lh•ee years lasl Clas• so •ar Cetla1n deeo 10 Oak1awn Suile A210 Cosia MP~a ..,,t,. ine CO'-'ntv Clf'r~ 01 Or 11ons w1lh 1he court Delore '114.RBOR BOULEVARD IN A a~ng Gene1al Par1ner duCle<J by a general par1-By Thomas J Bor11s NOTICE Of as known IO lhe ontel'lded HomM Inc a Ca1tlorn1a C111tf 92626 lln()e Couni, on Januar, 8 !tie tiear•ng Your aPOear C IS ZONE ENV1RONMEN-
Th11 Slllemel'll was 1118<1 netsh1p Oepu1y 04stric;t Allorney PV•LIC HEA,.ING 1r1111sleree are NONE corporalton reocuroect No-P•necreek 1nves1mel'll t990 anee may be •n person or oy TAL OETERMINA.TION EX· N•lh the County Cte<k ol O•· The 1eg1s1ran1 com Published Orange Coasl GENERAL P\.AH Ttte properly 15 desc11bed vembe1 7 196'l n book Company JoM L Cashion 1''430H your a1toiney EMPT
<1nge Counly on Oecembilr mence<l 10 1ransac1 t>uSl· Oa1ryP1101Decembe1 10 17 CONfOftMANCENO. •n general as All SIOCll 1n 9t32 page '62 01 Oll•Cal and M.trc11 A Cashion PuDMl1ed Ora"Qe Coasl IFYOU ARE A.CREDITOR 8 TENTATIVE TRACT
19 1989 ness unde• lhe 1tc1111ous 24 1990 •11 (A'"AL) trade f111u1es e<lu•Pmenl Records rrus1ees general panne• Daily p,101 Jal'luary t2 19 or a COl'llif19tl"I crecl110t of MAP T 14208 BOA BRIGGS
F440ta t>uSll'less name or names w 793 <"EYIEW Ca..YIYAHCE and good will 01 a cerl8in Tai Assessor ~ Parct>I No 2 l Lochmoor Lane Newport 26 l'ebruarv 2 ,990 ll"le deceased, you must tile OEVELOPMENT CORPOR-
Publlll'led Orange Coasl hsted above on Oecemoe< OI' "'°""TY F"OM LIOUOR STORE business 931 S 1 195 Beach Cahl 92660 F-O'S your c111m With the court ane ATION FOR A 12 LOT SU&-
Da11y Piiot December 29 29, 1989 fltllllC NOTICE ORANGI: COUNTY • known as ZORRO LIOUOR This property '~ tommonlv P1necree~ 1n,,esa men• mail a copy lo lhe personal DIVISION TO FACILIT 11 TE
'989 J1nuary 5 12 19 Freel Sp11ks OR~ COUNTY and loc11ed al 180<'7 re!erred 10 as 1329·N V•a Company Ph1lllO N Lyons repre.senlallve IPPO•nle<l bv THE CONVERSION OF A
1990 This s111emen1 was hied NOTICE TO Tl'ANUE" ITATION Magnot1a Ave '"the Cot~ of Ma11oou Wl'SI LaQuna al'ld Ma rry A l yons P\ll.IC NC)TIC[ lhe court Wllh•n lour monlhS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED
F'-044 w1lhlhe Coun1yC1erk of O,. C"lDfTO-.IOF' FORCOMltlTINCY Foun1a1n Valley County ol Hills Ca1tlorn1a9269 1 Trustees general partner 9 lrom the dale 01 llfSI ,,. 12 UNIT A PARTMENT
-----------1ange Counly on January 5 •ULIC T"ANIFER WtTH THE Orll'lge. S1111e ol Ca11101ni11 The sale •s sub1ect 10 cur-H,Hllo1 Island Newoori FICTITIOUS •USINESS suence ol leltafs uprovided COM PLEX T 0 CON · P\llUC NOTICE 1990 ce.c... 11014107 HUNTINOTa.. MACH ll'ld lransler lhe lollow1ng al-1enl taaes COvf'nan1' ton Beach Caltl 92660 NAME STATEllllENT In sechon 9100 ot Ifie Clh· OOMINIUM S LOCATED AT
F442Mt ,, u .C.C.) QENl,.Al PlAN) COflOlic; t>everege license (or d111ons res1roe1tons rese1 This busoness •s i;on The following persons are 1orn11 Pro1>11e COde T~ 2524-2528 ORANGE AV-
ICl*I Publlshed Orange Coast 'Nouce 11 hereby given lo NOTICE IS HEREBY llGensesl RETAIL PA.CK "al•ons, roghls rights ot way oucled by a 9eneral oart· do~1A~si~sE~slA L •CE time tor lihng cliims Wiii not ENUE IN AN R2 ZONE EN-~~:A~=-~· ~:l·~e~!~~nul~ 12 19 ~~=o·.~an~:.,~~> ;:~~I;~~ ~~;·~,:.~~'t: ~~~~~l~~~~E~;:~; !~t~ :~~:~~:.'.~:~r~, ne~~~p 111g·~•••nt tom-CREAM& VOGURT 1104 S ~::~~·~:t~oo:~ ;:;:;~~ ~~~~~14.~.~~Tti~MP~E -
Tl'le fOltowing peraons are F-072 t>ulk 1r1nelllf Is lbOYI lo be a public ,....ring on Gel'let1I sued to i><em1ses localed al record 10 be 1111s1te<1 lrom menced 10 1r1nsac1 buSI· g:t9~~ 1 Laguna BelCf\ noticeo •b<>Ye FOR FURTHER INfOR-
dOlng bullMSI u made on per.anal PfOOe<ly Plan Conformance No 18027 M90nolla Ave lor I~ lhe putehase price ness Ul'lder !he !lcl111ous D•v•d Wilham PurvM 532 YOU MAY EXAMINE lhl' MATION ON THE ABOVE
MAMMOTH LAKES AS-f1taJC llQJIC( nereonellllf described 89-11 In !he Coul'ICll pt&miMI located at 18027 The prOQelly •S 10 be SOid business name 0< n11mes Villa Grande Newporl Ille keQI by !he cO'-'rt 11 you 14.PPLICA TION S . TELE-
SOCIA TES. 4120 Birch ... ~hr~~!sme0s1 a1~~ lbnuleslnned!,! ~~~.:~ •~::·7~ ~jln~:~ ~:ie;n ~~~;~ ~: ~;, ~l~le AS IS basis e.ceol 1tSted above on June 20 Beach Cahl 92660 ~~! !.la";9:sonyou•:;:,9:~~eoWI;;: :~o~E ~J~: ~A, c:~~ StrNt. Su111 110, Newporl FtCTTTIOUa 9UltNEll ...,.., ·-,..., "" 0 SI I I C I I B 1988 Mary Ellen Purves 532 ~ .. ~ ' "" G p T S..Ch. c.Hf 92660 NA• ITATEMINT 1ransferort are RA Y M11n Strffl, Hun11ng1on renge • e o a 1 o•n11 Ids 0< olfers are 11w•ted JOhn l Cashion Trustee Vista Giand6 Newporl 1ho cour1 8 formal Reouest PLANNIN DE AR MENT,
Slaven L Craig. 4120 The IOllOWlng persons ar1 DUVAL. 15575 von Karmtn Beacl'I Celllornia. on Ille Thal the •mount ol '°' lh1s P•ooerty ano mus! Th•s s111em,.n1 was hied Beach Ca1tf 92660 lor Soec1aJ Noll()lll of the hi· ROOM 200 77 FAIR DRIVE.
Birch SlrMt. Sulle 110. dOlng bullnas as A..-Suite /4. Irvine CA dale and II the time in. purcl'lase price 01 cons•det-be in wnhng and will be re· with !he Countv Cieri\ ot Or-This business is con-•no of an inventor-y And ap. COST A MESA C A Ll-
Nawport e..cn. c1111 92660 COMPUTRONICS 1001 927 l4 · di<:lled below 10 receive and a11on an connection w11h said cetVed al !he olltce of Speers ange CO'-'nly on ~emt>e< oraisemel'll 01 es1a1e ISIM!IS FORNIA
Barry Gtn1burg, <t 120 Physical Sclencea Rd The locallon ,,.. C1J1Jorn111 con11der Ille st11temen11 ol uan1ler of sa•d lic;ense (Of Dane Teal & BellO'-'r 111. 29 1989 dueled by llusl>lJnd and wile or or any e>elll'°" or aecouni Publlsn.d Orenge Cout
Birch StrM I. Sulll 110. •7512, lrvlne. Calll 92715 ol lhe chief e11ecullve office aH pe<SOl'IS who wish lo be llcenMS' and sald business. 1orneys tor the Conserva1,,. F441,.. The regisireni com -as provided on Helton 1250 Dady P1101 J8f'lllary 12. 1tt0
Newport e..oti. C.UI 92660 Gery David CatllOl'I. 100 I or prll\Clpal business ofltGe l'leerd rttlellve 10 lhe apph-•ocludlng !he esllmaled 1n· al 6 I I 14.nton Boulevard Pubhsl'leo Or 11nge Coast n'Wlnce<I 10 lflnhCI t>us•-ol the California Probate !087
Thia bullnen 11 con-Phy11c1I Sc11nc11 Rd of Ille 1n1end.o 1r1n11eror 11 ca1ron detcribed below ventory II lhe sum ol Suite 780 Costa Mesa Cah· D111y P1101 Janu11y !> 12 19 ness undl!f lhe llclittO'-'s CO<le ,. Reqoesl tor s~111
d 7612 1 c 111 92715 aame DATE/TIME Monday. $15000000 Wf'llChconslSIS torn1a92626.0tmaybel11ed 26 1990 bul•,_s name °' n•mes No11oe lormisaveillt>lttlrom
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gen4Wtl part-'Thia' ~~':~e! is con-AM other business namea JanutrY 22. 1990, 7 00 PM ol 11'111 IOllow1ng wllh lhe cle1k ot lh1S CO'-'•I 01 F 055 11'b':v~~:V: NI A !he courl c•e<I• ••••••••••
The reglllrlnl com -dueled by ll'l lndfvldual end tddrnta uNd by tl'ie APPLICATION NUMBER Cest'I Depo11led By Paf· dellYl!fecl lo JoM C Teal Thll Sll l-"I was lilttO Wendy E Neelv p811.
meno.d to 1r1nuc1 bull-Th• regl1tran1 com-1n1endeel lren1feror '#lthll'I AP9'1al to ~nl nlngG Com· sonadl ~.~1 1 S !.._000_..~~ Jr · personally 11 any 1•me1 Wtlh the eou,..1w Clarll ol Or-''°'*
,..... under the llcllllou• ~ 10 transact butl-1hr" vean last years IHI mlason·s der'l1a 01 _,., men "'o • o.,.. r""~·---111., t,,. 11111 pubhca11on o al'IQ8 C0uniy f>n Oecembtt< WILLIAM E. c"oaav. t>u~ n.,,,. or naimM ""' und9r lhe ltcllllou• paet 90 1., .. known to ,,.,. Plen Conformance No 1n ca.,.. prlOf to taauanoe ol lhl1 l'\Ollce and before any f !ND 19 1989 Eoq., Anome, '°' Petl-
lltted abov9 on: o.o.m1>er ooainas neme or namft intended lrensle<M ire 89-11 (Otenge Covn1y • Or· buyer's l)efmaMnt liquor Hie •s mlde F'40891 '*-· tl:llO Von KanftM,
15, 1919 lleted above on Dttc;embef ~ eng. Counly Transfer St•· ll09nM S 1 .. 9.000 00 Bids mus I t>e sealed 1nd IWte ao. '""'-·CA 12711
S1e11en L. Craig 20, 1080 The nem.ft) end ~ tlon lite) Thll II has bMn agreed will be ooened at lhe olllce P-ub11shed Otal'IQ8 Co.al Published Orange Coe11
Thie 11e1--.1 •U llled Gary D Car11on eddf-ot tn. intended APPUCA"4T Clly ol Hun!· betW'Mn Mid lleen9M and of Speers Dane Teal A t roug Classified ~t'~.:~~~"u11~ l2 19 Deily Pilol January 11 12
wtth the County Cler'll of Or· This statemen1 w11 flied 1r1naferM(1) ere· DAVID lnglon e.ac11 tnf91'1ded lr1ns1er" u re-B•llovr at 10 00 am on !he F-tJn 1a. 1990
Inge County on Oecetnt. with I.he County Clertl of Or· PEARL. 33 Wln1erml1t, APPELLANT Counolman ®Ired by S9C 24074 ol Ille dltt 1P9C1hed tbOlle ThF11$ ••••••••• 22. 1H9 wige County on Janu1ry 3, lrviM. CA 92714 JOhn Eralllne ~ end Prof.sllona The p<c>paf1y "'"'" be told
p:.,.1m tttO Thet tM proper1y P9f11-LOCATION: w .. t aide of CocM. that Ille conakteratlon on the lollow•ng 1etrn1
Put>ll"1ed Orwige Cout NGMI '*"' i-..o It dMc:rlbed In Goll'l1rd Streel approa-lor Ille trl'"'" of Mid bull-195.000 aH ce.n with S3 100
Deily PlloC Decetnt>w 29. Publlehed Otwige Coat gener .. ae: All turntture. Ila-lmately MO feel aoutl'I of r-. end trans'9r of laid to aocomp1ny the offe1 and
tMO. Januery 5, 12. 19, DallY Pllol January 12. 10, 1urH . and equlpmel'lt Tetbef1 A..,.,_,. lloen• 11 to be peld only the balance 10 be paid on Of
1990 28. l=.t>Nary 2. 1t90 to09lher wKfl. tt19 QOOdWlll REQUEST: To oonald« en after laid lrantf9f hn be«! b9fore F.t>Nary 28. 1990 or
F.()32 F..()81 and tr*91 ,__of tf1et <*· llC)Plal by Councilmen John approlt9d by lhe Dec>er1-within tlO deys lrom ll'ie del•
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1..,, taet food and It loc...s Ertlltn. of 1119 Planning men! Of A1ootM>11c e.-ege ot conflrmallon ol Nl9 by at· 18$75 Von Karman A'll'I Commlu lon'1 d•nlel ot Control the COUf'1 TuM. ren1a, op. Wt. A, IMne CA 1111.. " O..• Ptlw'1 Con!ot'mance That a ..... 1ran1r. end er111ng Ind meint4ln8n09 ...
..... ACnnGUe ._... TM """""' name llMd No. "-11 TM City Counclt a911Q1""9nt of the efotMald ~. Ind pramiuml on fltCnnGUe WU um aTAW ll)y N6d ., .... Olt It N6d Is req. lltrd to """"" tM stodi In traoe. fiatur•. ifleurlf"19 accec>tlble to the
Mm aTATW The folowlng '*"°"' .,. locatlOn la: 9LIMPtE'8, ~allot of 8')CltO~ ~ and po wlll of ~ .. ~ -.. .. ~. otbtcpron~~ TM--.. --.,. dOir'I ~..: fllM M1c1 "'* tr ... It ly I t .. ~ Of County Mid ~ wtl be COft-.., ,,.. ..... ,.,,,_. Ooif'I ;;;;;;;---TtfE ruto1 WATCH COM-lnteftded lo be eoneum-owned Pf'OC*tY lo the City M""'i.cs. and IN ooneio.-llOfl Of .... Coe11 Of .crow INllTOL ~TRACT, PANY. 3731 W. WllMlf mM9d at the offlc:le of: OP-for CO.itonMI-wMI IM atlon Iller.tor lo09'her with 8'lell be borne eQ\lelly by LTD~ 2711 ...... Coeta Ave.. Space •11•·• ••. PO .. TUNITV 11c-.ow. ~ ~ n:,,.~ ::,..., con::::;..!:r11": =-~-:,, =:
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Five new shows
set to liit boards
The floodgates of local theater in the 1990s swing open tonight
as fi ve Orange County theater groups raise the curtains on their
respective first productions of the decade.
South Coast Repenory is mounting the world premiere of
... ---------...... Howard Kordcr's "Seard! ud Destroy" on the Mafostage of its
. Costa Mesa theater. The biggest
new show on the community
thbter scene is "ODe Flew Over
die C.ckoo'1 Nest," being staged
by the Huntington Beach Play-
house.
Other communitY. openings
. tonight include Netl Simon's
"'ne Goed Deeter" at the Westminster Community Theater. "Datil
SllJte" at the Cypress Civic Theater and the Ana-Modjeska Players'
revival of the comedy "Enter La•ptng."
David Chambers is directing "Search and Destroy," which
foc uses o n a small-time promoter who's in over hi s head. Mark
Harelik. Philip Anglim (a Tony Award winner for "The Elephant
Man"), Anthony Forkush. An Koustik. Anni Long. Dom Magwill,
Jarion Monroe. Dendrie Taylor and Vic Trevino comprise the cast.
Performances will be gi ven through Feb. 18 at the SCR theater,
665 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. with curtain Tuesdays through
Fridays at 8 p.m .. Saturdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m .. Sundays at 2:30 and
7:30 p.m. Call 957-4033 for ticket information.
"Cuckoo's Nest.'' the Ken Kesey/Dale Wasserman drama set in
a mental institution. is being directed by Gregory Cohen for the
Huntington Beach Playhouse. Performances arc scheduled Fridays ·.._.--..-
and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Feb. 17 at Gisler School, 21141
Strathmoor Lane. Huntington Beach. Reservations 832-1405.
"The Good Doctor" is a seri es of Simonized stories inspired by
Anton Chekhov under the direction of J.D. Reichelderfer. The show
runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through Feb. 10 at the theater,
7212 Maple St.. Westminster. with reservations taken at 995-4113.
\ T he audience will help solve the murder in Peter DePictro's
·•Death Suite" at the Cypress Civic Theater. 5172 Orange Ave.,
Cypress. Performances are scheduled for Fridays and Saturdays at
8 p.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m. through Jan. 27. Call 229-6796 for
reservations.
··Enter Laughing" is a comical reminiscence of a young man's
introduction to theater and is being directed by Larry Blake for a
three-weekend engagement at Western High School. 50 1 W. Western
Ave., Anaheim. Performances will be given Fridays and Saturdays
at 8 p.m. through Feb. 3, and reservations are available at 991-4135.
The cast includes LaDonna de Barros. Tracy Godfrey, Carta
Abrahms, Roz Abrahms, Roger Shank., Dick Harris. Debi Akin.
Jimm Castillo. Jack Egan. Terry Villa. Leahne Currier, Eric Nelson
and 8 .J. Custard.
Elsewhere around the county, continuinf performances will be
given of "Marder at die Boward Jolmsa'1' at the San Oemente
Community Theater (492-0465), playing thro ugh Jan. 27; "Eat Yew
lie.art O.t" at the W'1 Off Broadway Playhouse (547-8997), throush
Jan. 20; .. Oklallema at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner
Theater (838-lS40), through Feb. 11 ; "Helle O.U1" at the Grand
Dinner Theater (772-7710) throuah Jan. 28; ''TM l>rakan" at the
LPR Dinner Theater (83S-96 t I). through Jan. 21 , and "A Wbude die
P .... a.n...a. Tale" by the American Children's Theater in
Anaheim (~7l2A), throuab Jan. 28.
••111 Tom..1att , ... 1•1ell 8•1ra Roger Bloom
Crea••• ... .._. IKky S. Henderson
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CALL IT 'DOCU-COllEDY• •••••••••••••••...... 8
Director Mi chael Moore's .. Roger & ~e." though.done in
a docum entary style. is actuall y a .'W!Y and .scathing look
at th e effec ts of corporate dec1s1onmaking on com-
munities. in th is case Flint. Michigan.
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RENT THE RIGHT TBING ••••••••••••.•...... 11
Hailed a~ th e best film of 1989 by several critics, Spike
Lee's ··Do the Right Thing" is now out on videocas ctte.
along v.tth the movie ve rsion of the Alan Ayckbourn stage
comedy "Choru'.) of Disapproval." which recently pla~ed
South Coast Repcrtof).
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A BOFFO GETAWAY •••••••••••••••••••••....... 12
By DONNA AND RAY OTT
Hollywood is bouncing back from the decay of the ·10s
and early '80s and. thanks to a number of re nova~1on
projects. is once again an enjoyable tourist attraction.
especially for locals who can drive up for an off-season.
visit.
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ROY AL LINEAGE ...•..•••••.•••••••••••••••••.... 13
By JUDY CHAMBERLAIN
Duke's Place, now ope n in a renovated building near John
W~yne Airport . is picking up where the late Savannah
Gnll left off, offering the finest in California cuisine.
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PRINE TDIE TV LIST11'Ga .................. 12
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From Russia, via
Texas, with love
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By MIKE RUS5EU
D.-y -"""-*''"
When Rus'i1an tuncerc p1.in1st
Vladimir ViarJo appt:ar\ ot The Per-
forming Arts Cencer next TuesJay
evening. Jan. 16. he wi ll bran,.: with him
a living spmt of pt:rt'stroika .ind a Gold
Medal fr um the V .in Cliburn Cumpetl·
t1on ( 19731. But more than that. V1.irJo
also .will bring .i lon~ his love fo r Tt'xa'
No. he won c rt'a lh brin~ tht' Van
Cliburn medal. chat Wt' knuw <1(, hut
the part about his lovt fw Tex.i' will
probabl)· remain 1n h" ht.irt tor .i
lifewne.
In 1988 while conctrt llln~ with ~uch
great orchestra' as the l.m An,.:ele.,
Philharmonic and tht Dall,., ym-
phon>. he asked for and wa) ~IH'n
permission br tht' Su\ itt l nion -his
native countr) -co pursut h1'1 cone.en
carter in the l 'nueJ tares I le was also
approved to become Art1st-1n-Re\1-
dence at the l 'n1vt'rst1 v of North Tt'xa!>
Ht is tne onlr Russ ian concert
pianist co be allowed w move co the
West voluncanlv In fatt, ht' h.i~ 'iince
become a C.S. n wen I ft' .rnd h1., wife
and two children now live in 1'.t:w
Yo rk
Smee his h1~hly succe'isful tour<.
throu~hout che AmerlCa and f.u rope in
the early 1970s. his life has taken many
cirCUICOUS turns.
After Viardo was awarded the Van
Cliburn Medal in '7\ he performed in
all the finest halls in the na11on, and
was solom with many fine orchestras.
Then he toure d Europe.
But once back in Russia thin~s
changed. It was before Mi khail
G orbachev came to powc.-r and he came
under the su rveillance of tht' KGB and
was sub1ected to the neighbors who
spied 0 0t his every movement; ht' was
looked upon as a somewhat errant
Russian by communist leaders and was
for a time sent touring his homeland.
As he played roaches climbed over the
keyboard of his broken down piano.
He rccaJls ar one performance in a
frozen little village in his homeland, a
horse walked on stage while he wa s
playing. He had a good many other
dt-me.in1n~ t'Xpt"r1t·nt n le \.\J\ tjUltt' J
shut kin>-: th<111~t· trn111 }11, \X t:\lt:r11
welum1t: lour
It ht:t.imt-app<1rt-nt hc:-Wd\ nut
thou~hc of d\ .1 \dlu <1 hlt" Sm•tt:r \uhic:-u
le wa:.n c until ht' ht'Jrd (,orhachn· w .t\
corn1nj.'. cu Amt:mJ ehdt V1arJo put in
h1~ requnt to ~" 1m r11ur J~Jtn t f1,
t tmtn~ "d' ri~ht .inJ ht-WJ <. ~r.rntt:J
per tnl\\1on I Ill\ v..:1<, d lir~t .rnJ t'arnt:J
him ht \ Cl!lt' J\ tht· pt•rt·\trOlkJ p1Jn1\!
I ft, v.1lt:. :\Jed'thd, Wd \ dllowt'd to
.ittompan\ h1111, hm"ner. h1' tw<1 t hil
Jrc:n rt'llld1nc:d JI h11111c:
111!> 11JHH l .~ wur Wd~ .i hu~c:
succ.t:5' And J' Art 1\t-in-Rt'.,i<lenn: 111
1'urch ·1 t:XJ' V1.irJ11 mJdc: lll dll\
fr iend, "hu tJlllt: to hi\ h11mt: .i' ht:
Wd\ 111\ltt'd (IJ thC:tr\ £'hn \lrtUJ ((\
adopteJ 111111
In h1~ eJrh \t-dr' h"th V1.irJ11, .rnd
1\dtd~hd' p dndp.irt:nt\ d1'opeeJ wuh
tal1n1sc Wd\' But 1t w.i~ V1Mdo ~
~rotnJmutht'r wlw pt:r <.llt'J tilt' \ oun~
Stt:r on the p1.lnll hend1 e<1t h dd\ tw
four huuf\ to tt'dt It hirn cu plo\ It
tau,.:hc him cwo thtn).!' Tu pla\ v.dl
anJ cu d1.,.i,.:rt't: w1d1 che S\ seem 111
tell1~entl\ '>U ht' tould li\t' ht<i lilt' 111
mu:.1c. in a ~n\1hle. ii .ilsu in <.ornewhac
pass1"e m.innt'r I It' toulJ 'lttll lool.
opc1m1stc1all> cowards the li te ht' rt"allv
desired tu live.
Admittedly . he now sttll m1s5<'S
home. but as l ' t 1t1zen he now travels
whereever he pl east's, and 1s 1n fan in
Moscow at this wming.
His love for his family and his books
has kept him on a straight and narrow
path A l<x.>k 1mo his prom1sin~ future
shuw~ his life as one o f new horizons
nut ol dre.ir \ 1hert.rn winters !unless.
he pl<tys Minneapoli~ chis wintt'r J.
Vl.1d1m1r V1ardo's prowam as solo
p1.rn1st will 1nrludt' "Dre1
Klav1erstucke" hy Shubert. five son~\
by franL l.1s.lt. V.ir1at1ons on a Theme
of Gorelli. Op. 42 by Rachmaninoff.
and Piano Sonata No. 2, in B Minor.
Op. 61, b>· Shostakovich.
His tasteful program will be hosted
by the Ora nge Counry Ph1lharmon1c
Soetety. TICket information may ~
obtain~ by calling (>46-0CPS.
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POP
l"rlday
HAMPTONS SUPPER CLUB
3503 S. Harbor Blvd.. at lake
Center Drive. Santa Ana. Grand
Opening celebration fcatu~ David
Clayton Thomas and Blood. Sweat
and Tears 1n performance tontght
and Saturday. 8 p.m. dinner show
and 10 p.m. cocktail show. Tickets
arc available at the Box Office.
WESTIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA
666 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa pres-
ents Confrey Phillips with modem
renditions of Broadway Music aL the
Piano Tuesday through Saturday. 6
p.m. to 10 p.m. and after theatre
reprise hour. 540-2500.
THE REVERE 8 9USE 900 W.
First St., Tustin. Lee Ferrell Band
"Let the Good Times Roll." Oldies
and adult rock 'n' roll tonight and
Saturday, 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m.: Sun-
day, Monday and Tuesday 8:30 p.m.
to 12:30 a.m. 543-9319.
CROWN HOUSE RDTAURANT
32802 South Pacific Coast Highway,
South Laauna. presents Eliza Lorenz
and Dino Smith and Darnell Wyrick
for dancina and entenainment
Wcdnaday tbrouah Sunday, 9 p.m.
to I a.m. 496-5773 or 499~2626.
THE WHITE HOUSE Restaurant
and Tavern. 340 South Coast H!f.b-
way. Laguna Beach. presents lave
cntenainmcnt and dancina ni&htly.
494-8088.
THE RIGHTEOUS IRatliW
HOP 18774 Brookhunt. fountain
VaJlcy. The Hop presents: Friday,
"Let the Goode •Times Roll" all
night with D.J. Dennis B. Goode. $4
cover; Saturday. Dance all n•aht
beginning at 8 p.m. ($4 cover);
Closed Sunday and Monday; avail-
able for private panics: Tuesday,
"Rock Around the Clock" show, an
award winning revue which features
a full y staged musical history lesson
in rock 'n' roll: Wednesday, Jan.
3-24, Kai & Korvcttcs -Grat SOs
& 60s music for dancini (no cover);
Thursday. dance all ni&Jlt Iona with
DJ Dennis 8. Goode. 963-2366.
NIGHT MOVES 5902 Wa.mcT'
Ave., Huntington Beach. Concert
info line: 840-0208.
SUNSET PUB. 16655 Pacific
Coast Highway. Sunset Beach, The
Tuners through Saturday. 9:30 p.m.
to 1:30 a.m. (2 13)592-1926.
Saturday
COACH HOUSE 33157 Camino
Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano,
presents John Mayall and the 81~
sbrcakcn at 9 p.m. tonight. Tickets
arc S 15. For ticket sa~ and dinner
reservations. call 496-8930, for con-
ccn information. call 496-8927.
Sanday •
SUNSET PUB I 66S5 Pacific
Coast Highway, Sunset Beach, Res-
gae with Planet 10. 3 to 7 p.m.,
Allawc, 8 p.m. to midnight.
(2 13)592-1926.
CROWN HOUSE RF.ST AURANT
32802 S. Pacific Coast Hi&hway,
South Laguna. prc$Cnts Ocorsr
Buns 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. today
through Wednesday. 496-5773 or
49~2626.
THE CANNERY 3010 Lafayette
CALENDAR
• new kind of IMHI ....... In .... w pr.......,• of -Swelt ._. Denr01:· w
opens tonl"11 • SOllllt eo..t ll•p•rt
For Inf~, call 917-4011.
UNDERSTANDING LIVING TRUSTS
A FREE SEMINAR
Presented by
SCOTI A. BOURDELAIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
TOPICS Of FREE SEMINAR:
• REYOCAIU UWl8 TRUST -a.oid ttM cost
Ml*lllrstf~Tt
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• 0111, ate• .. ..,... yw Mlftll care ... ,. ......
rw.ali.~-rr 11 a& 1:11,. Hutiactoa Linn -TlllMift ....
on Talbert at Ocildm Welt
HuMJnatoa B•cla . .
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Ave., Newport Beach. San Fran-
cisco-style cabaret mlatainment
with Leslye Mc.Ctac vocalist and
Uoyd Noland on keyboard. S:30 to
10 p.m. 67S-S777.
VD.LA NOVA Richard Fauno's
piano styli~Sunday throu&h
Wednesday. daily S p.m. '° 2
a.m., 3131 W. oast H1pway, Ncw-
pon Beach 642-7880.
llloaday
BLUE BEET CAFE I 07 21st Pl.,
Newport Beach. Nick Pyzow Solo
Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. 67S-
BEET.
SUNSET PUB I 66SS Pacific
Coast Hi&hway, Sunset Beach. Bill
· Lynch Band 9 p.m . to I a.m. (213)
S92-1926.
Tlaeeday
SUNSET P UB 16655 Pacific
Coast Hi&h way. Sunset Beach. 9
p.m. to I a .m .. Pablove Black"s AKB
Band. (213) 592-1926.
WedDeeday
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pacific
Coast Hi&hway. Sunset Beach. 9
p.m. to I a.m.. Judah Star.
(213).592-1926.
LAGUNA CANYON BAR 6
GRDJ.. 859 Lacuna Canyon Road.
offers the danceable music of
Aphrodite. with solo ist Eliza Lorenz.
rhythmist Jerry Martin at the key-
boards and Harold Todd on su-
aphone and nute. ··coot Dancin"
begins at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
nights. 494-I QI I or 494-4310.
Thanday
COACH HOUSE 33 157 Camino
Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano.
presents David Benoit at 9 p.m.
tonight and Friday. For ticket sales
and dinner reservations, call
496-8930. for concert information.
c:all 496-8927.
SUNSET PUB. I 66SS Pacific
Coast Hi•hway. Sunset Beach.
throuah Saturday. The Rqular
Guys. (213)592-1926.
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OYSTERS 2S IS E. Coast High·
way, Corona dcl Mar, Dr. Art Davis
8 to 11 p.m. toni&ht and Saturday.
Sunday 2 to S p.m. and Thundays
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. 67S-741 l.
SCOTn SEAFOOD GRDJ.. 6
BA.A 3300 Bristol (at Anton), Costa
Mesa. features fine jazz entertain-
ment Wednaday lhrouab Friday
with Jon G amer, jau pianist. S: 30
to 10 p.m. No minimum or cover
cbar)e, valet perldna. Jazz lunch-
eons with Jo n Gamer Jazz Trio
Sunday. noon lo 4 p.m. Rner-
vations si~ 979-2400. JUST PDllY'I, 27782
Vista del l..leo, Million Viejo, con-
ttmeorary pop, l"lllt and ~
musac ni&hdy I p.m. '° midni&ht
and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. OOICd
on Monda,. Dinner. For rcttt-
vations, C!f •n-t363. car tA VIS aal'Ava.ANT.
373 Pacific Cout "~-:y Llpna Beach. on the Main . Live jazz
every Friday and S.turday belin-
nina at 8 p.m . featurina Oon
Willeford, jazz viola and Bill Nol1e.
vocalill and auitarist and various
auest artists inctudins Mart Tu.rn-
buU. Bob Hawkins and Gary Hopn.
No cover ctw.e. 497-SIOO. VILLA NOV I pianilt Jay Milburn
performs a variety of euy listenina
selections (avorhet Thunday ~ Saturday from l:~~.m. to
l:lO Lm., Sunday dwoalfl eftel..
day ftoom 1:30 t.: to I :JO Lm. lliChud Fauno'1 and ...... ,
atyHnp oa tbc piano 3131 Wat
Tit• I~ John M•r•H wlll brfne hi• llluelbreallen
to dM Coactl House. JJll7 CaMlno caplltrano. San Juan
C.plltrano. tor one dlow ontr. 81 • p.111. ~.Jan. I J.
T'lclleta are SIS. For tldlet ul•• •1'\1111 dinner r ... rvat1on1,
call ._ ... JO. for concert lnforwlatlon. call 496-8927.
Coast Highway. Newport Beach.
642-7880.
CAFE UDO. 50 I 30th St.. New-
port Beach. 675-2968. prnents
entertainment nightly. Bernie Peart
Blues Band featuring Harmonica
Fats toni&ht 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. SJ
cover charge.
Saturday
CAFE UDO 502 30th St.. New-
port Beach. 67S-2968. prestnts the
Wa yne Wayne Band fcaturina
Barbara Momson toniaht. 9 p.m. to
1:30 a .m.
t!laDday
CAFE UDO 502 30th St.. New-
port Beach, features the Tony G uer·
rcro Band 8:30 p.m. to I a.m.
675-2968.
GINO'S ON THE HILL 428 E.
17th SL. Costa Mesa. Jam session
with Gino·s Jazz T roupe. 3:30 to
7:30 p.m. RC1Crvations and infor-
mation on live entertain ment 7 days
a week. 650..1750.
YOUNG AMERICANS DINNER
THEATRE Peters Landing. 16400
Pacific Coast Highway. Su.·. 120.
Huntington Beach. Jav ensemble
Joyspn ng. performs three shows
every Sunday 10:30 a.m .. 12: 15 p.m.
and 2 p.m. Cost 1'1 S 12.95 w11h
brunch or $7.50 for the coocen
alone. 5J)<1Ce permitting. Reser-
\'31lons are suggestC'd. 840-SHOW
CANYON BAR AND GRILL 85Q
Laguna Can)On Road. Laguna
Beach. Ben M11l1ken's Dl'ue Jan
AllStars each Sunda) from 4 to 7
p.m. 494-1 911.
Monday
CAFE LIDO SOI 30th St . Nev.-
port Beach. Wa, nc Wa) ne Band
featuring Melvin ·0av1s. Tom Zink.
Gal) Wing and Bob Moore wit h
Barbara Momson 8:30 p.m. to I
a.m. 675-2968. "
Taeeday
RON'S IN LAGUNA 1464 S. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach; ''Charty,"
with Kevin Camey on piano and
Don Jackson on bass 1:2ch Tuesday.
Wednl"Sday and Thursday evening
beginning at 7:30. 497-4871
CAPE UDO 50 I 30th St. Newport
Beach. Entertainment naghtl) 8:30
p.m. to I a.m. Wa~ne Waync Band
fcaturing Rarhara Morrison.
675-.2968.
Wedne8day
ZOT SPOT CAFE UCI \am pus in
thl' Vt'rano Place Graduatt' housing
comples presents a hve Jazz concert
cach Wcdnesda> at 8 p.m. Tonight
Haro ld Todd and his JaLz group.
Earl> arrival is r«ommcnded. Con-
tact Ch' c Solomon. 8 5<:t-7Q8 I
LE MERIDIEN HOTEL 4500
MacAnhur Blvd . New world-class
1a11 artists spothgh1cd weekl> 1n the
four ston -\tnum of the Cafe Fkun
Fo r mc>rl' 1n forma11on . call
... 76-~00 I. 1:1. tcn'i10n 31 I 3.
CAFE UDO 501 30th SL. New-
pon lkach. pre~nts cntertainment
n1ghtl}'. Pocket Rockets. 10..piett
blues band tonight 8 JO pm to I
a.m. 675-2%8
Thunday
• •
CAFE UDO 501 30th St .. New-at 642-7648. School of Fi~ Arts.
port Beach, presents the Wayne
Wa}ne Band fcatunng Barbara Mor-Taeeday
nson tonight 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 0 R A N G E C 0 U N T Y
675-2968 or 673-5056. Sunday PHILHARMONIC ~IETY prcs-
JAZZ PACIFIC a non-profit or-cnts Russian pianist Vladimir
ganization to preserve and en-UCJ CHAMBER MUSIC UC'I Fine Vtardo in his Orange C'ounty debut
courage Ii' c jazz meets e\el) Thurs-Arts Village Theatre. 8 p.m. Stan-at 8 p.m. in the Orange C'ount~
da) at 7 p.m. and is open to Jazz for~ Stnng Quartet w11h UCI clari-Pcrfonmni Arts Center. T1ckeu arc
musicians and jau buffs. For more nct1st Gary Bov)t>r. Tickets are $8, available at the center box office.
information. call Dr. Charles $7. $5 at Bren Center Box Office and 556-ARTS, all TicketMastcr outlt1s.
Rutherford at 43:!-5819 or Bill Scou T1ckctron. Sponwrcd b> the UCI or may be charged by phone b) ________________ .:...,;..::._:........:..::..:.~:.;.::..::._~_...:.:.:..:_..::...::..::_,calling 740-2000. For mo re 1nfor·
_.., ... ...,._______ mation. call 646-0CPS. -., (;()IJJt,, (Jl~H~t. '(J\11 ~\.\l'l(l\S
BL,.I Pl< 11 HI
"S11JNNING. A FDM OF
ENORMOUS VISCERAL POWER
wllh • perfonnanu by 10m CnaR ..... deftnts ~
that ~ ball about ~ movie:'
--~.-~-**** ._ .. ""' "ONE OF 11IE BFSI' MOVIFS OF 'DIE YEAR~ ........ ~."I-
·-...., ·~.Oil' ~lNC·Xi --.. 0---.. e.JMfl(,. ............ _..,..,
__ Ml_
"As CLOSE To PERFF.cr As
A MOVIE GErS!'
-( ... -~~
('fH 'I IC\
llonday
CRAZYHORSE STEAK HOl'SE
1580 Brookhollow Om c. Santa
Ana. presents Marie Osmond to·
night and Tuesda> an two shows
nightly: 7 and 10 p.m. For reser-
vations and 11cke1s. call 549-151 2.
Prlday
ORANGE COUN TY FOLK
DANCERS meet for a new series of
classes in a nc"' locallon. Basic
instrul'l1on m mtcmat1onal fol k
dances of Europe. Laun .\menca
and the Un11cd States. No pannas
necdl'd. All ages and skill levels arc
welcome. Classes held 7:30 to 10:30
p.m. Tustin Area Senior Center. 330
S. "C" Street. Tustin. Call 455-9316
for more informauon.
8Gnday
AFTEllNOON SWING DANCING
\.\Ith music from the ··Big Band Era"
at thl' Red Lion Inn. )050 South
Bn.,tul. ( o\ta Mesa. m Maxi"s
Lounge: from 2 to 6 p.m. Barney
Olson and his 20-picce orchestra
"'11h 'tXali\1 I larriett Fox. $6 per ix·~on includl''> 'alet parking. For
morl' information. call Elda Barry at
(213) 591-2137
TURTLE ROCK COMMUNITY
PARK I Sunnyh11l. If" 1ne. Sunda)
aftanoon danl·cs 3 to 5: JO p.m. with
High Sol"ll'I) Dann: Band with vo-
rah't Tern Allen Free dance
ks.,ons ~ to., pm. l:l~ Mike Vaillan-
cnun . .\dm1,\1un 1s $6 per person. rm nwrc 1nli1rmat1on. call Mickie
~kl IUTl'. • ~6· 'K94
WEST COA. T SWING CLUB each ~unda~. ll 111 ltl pm at the Hol1da~
Inn. l 429"1 I 1rcstone Bh·d.. La
Mirada. S' nwml'l<:I"\. SS non-me m -
iler"\ -;,qng dance k'>son by Bill
fo\lm. ;; 111 ,, p m SJ I-or more
1nlurm;i1111n urntart lktt\ at
S14-7l!ll0 m foan. 754-1262. •
LAGl1NA FOLKDANCERS en·
rnuragl' all "ho arr interested in
prl'\t'n mg our l'thn1 l dance heritage
tn1uanthl·m t"'llC"'l'l'kl ). undayat
7 pm and \l.. edne-.da) at 8 p.m .. at
Lrg1on Hall< ummun1t) Center. 384
Legion <;1 Laguna Beach. Partners
arc not nl'U''>"-11"\. Casual drcss with
cornlunablc sh<.k's is suggcstcd
r~1nJ11on $~ 444-.3301 or 53.l-8667.
Monday
THE HOP :!3822 Mercury Road.
El Toro. Nanq Tucker Big Band .
Singles and couples swing dancing
each Monday from 8 to 11 p.m.
786-8467.
SHIRTS 'N' SKIRTS SQU
DANCING ('lasses meet ev
Wednesday cvenjng.. Fu'\\ k-sson
free. S3 donation ~uestcd at
following lesson. Call for 1ni
mation. 559-4519 or 857-25 18
COSTA MESA /F RED ASTAI
DANCE STUDIO l 488 ~c"'
Blvd .. 2-C Costa Mesa. Wedn
night dances open to thr gene
pubhc with a one hour dance: cl
preceding the pubhc dance
ntng at 8 p.m. Dance 9 p m u
midnight. C'ost for dance dass
dance 15 S 7 per person '>oil dn
a' ail:ible for purl·ha~ For m
informa11o n or rl...,t'n Jiit'"'·
650-3048
Tbunday
COST A MESA QUICKSTEPPE
a senior c111zen squan.· dann' gr
sec~ experienced square dJOll' c
pies 10101n them. Thr Qu1d,1cp
met'\ n."gularl) ever) T hur\da\.
a.m. to noon at the do"' nto" n co
munit} center. Anaheim aml Cen
strccts m Costa Mesa Fm m
information. call S45-566Q
Friday
UCI FILM SOCIETV pn·.,.,·n1
sclcc11on of ··f il m No1r thrnu~h
l.A'Cades·· 1n Frida) screening\
and 9 p.m. 1n the UCI Social \l 1r
Hall. To night's film 1s "Bladl' R
ncr" (USA 1982) directed b~ Rid
Scott. Single ticket pnces arc S4
more information. contact Rarh
Cronm at 856-6924.
Saturday
H P'ILUla PER
-•w-:u Ml:Oi-..Mll .... oii.. .. ... .. ... _._. ..... Cllro...-.1
t \11,U\HtO,ll,ll .U
society for alternative cinema. pres-
ents a series of films in Humanities
Hall. Room 178. UCI at 7 p.m. on
Saturdars Jan. 13 throuah March 17.
Tonight s movie is ··Jln1fe 1n the
Water:· (Poland. 1962) d irected by
Ro man Polanski. Donations arc ac-
cepted. For more information.
Linda W illiams or Laura tUlmer.
546-0700.
1111 \II .It
"DEATH SUITE" at the Cypress
Civic Theater. 5172 Orange <\ ve .
Cypl'(~S (219-6796). Fridays and Sat-
urdays at 8 p.m .. Sunda)'s at 7 pm
through Jan. l7
"THE DRUNKARD" at the LPR
Dinner Theater. 15732-D Tustin
Village Wa)'. Tustin (835-%11 I.
Thursdays through Saturda} ~ al 8
~ m .. Sunda)s a t 2 p.m. until Jan _ 1.
"EAT YOUll HEA.RT OUT" at th~
Way Off Broadway Playhouse. I 058
E. First SL. Santa Ana (547-8998).
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
tbrouah Jan. 20. "ENTEll LAUGHING" by the
Ana-Modjnka Players at Western
High School. 501 S. Western Ave ..
Anaheim (991-4 135). Fridays and
Saturdays at 8 p.m. tbrouah Feb 3.
"THE GOOD ~.. at the
Westminster Community Theater.
7272 Maple St.. Westminster
(995-41 13). Fridays and Saturda}s at
8:30 p.m. through Feb. 10.
"HELLO DOU.Y" at 1he Grand
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Monday~ at 'al) ing curtain 11mes
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"MURDER AT THE HOWARD
JOHNSON-SY at the Cabnllo Play·
hou~. 201 .\' ('. Cabrillo. San
C'lcml·ntc (492-0465). Wednesdays
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"OKLAHOMA" at Elizabeth How-
ard\ ( unain < Jll Dinner Theater.
fi90 El (amino Rl'al. Tustin
(8J8-l 5-'0 L n1ghtl> l'\t·cpt Mondays
at 'ar> mg ,·unain 11mrs through
Fl·h ..i
"ONE FLEW OVER THE
Cl 'CKOO'S !'llEST" b\ tht' Hunt-
ington 1-kach Pia~ hOU!>{' at Gisler
S<.hool. 211..i I Strathmoor Lane.
Huntingto n At'ar h 0:!32-1405).
Fru.Ja)'\ Jnd ~aturda~' at II p.m.
1hrough Frh I"' "1th Sunday
mallnl'l'' Jan 2 1 and Feb ..i a1 .'.!
pm
"SEARCH AND DESTROY" on
the Mainstagc of So uth Coast Reixr-
tOI), 655 Town Ccnt(·r Drive. Costa
Mesa (957-..iOJJ). Tuesdays through
Fridays at 8 p.m . Saturda\S at 2:30
and 8 p.m . Sunda)' a 1 2 '0 and 7 \()
p.m unlll Feb 1 ll
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'Roger & Me' may be world's first
CaWe Ferp... I had asked some friends to JOJO me pan of an audience that showed 1n1cr' 1c"' to another was well put
Cliaical ResearcMr m seeing a film 1ha1 was going 10 be conttm and emotions. I think the together
lrviDe a real sleeper. Thou~h the story movie has and will continue 10 The mov11: a~kl'd for full response
As advenised. I believe "Roger stancd o ut !.lowly. 11 did add greater generate a lot of talk around town. b) informing the audtcncc 1hrough
and M<.'" may be 1c .. c1~ of compl ication and went on There was so much presented in thr paralld stonn from the lln11.ed
one of the better 10 build a climax. then ended with movie 10 talk about You won't ha vc Au10 Workl•rs. the rnrpora1c potnl
films r vc seen. I a dl'C<.'nl resolu11on of the plot. The to buy a T-shin on the way ou1 lo of \ll'"'. a polt11ral lobh) 1st. the:
thoroughly en-end appears a l1111t unclear to me rcmcmhcr this mov1c or 10 demon· \h<'frtf\ l'' tClnr and the wcll-10-<lo.
Joyed 1h1s stimu-no"'. because. 10 my surprise. the s1r:11e 1ha1 you saw 1t. f hl' produl1tun mu,1 han· ta.kl·n a
la11ng mov1L aud1en('C (after clapping at the end) lot of nl111ng. ~o "'hat If 11 ~ not
F 1 I m s are sat through all the credits. The) I heard wme of the mo\I m· prc\l•n1cd e\anl~ 1hr "'a~ 11 har-
usuall) accepted "'ere, ngh1fulh so. wailing fo r crcdtblc lines ever. Not living 'l'I) Pl'nnl or "'11h1n lhl· 11mr span PH'S·
almost w11hout funhcr final mien 1ew'i close 10 Flmt. M1ch1gan. or an~ auto l'nll'd h\ JU\1 J mmu.-. O\l'r-
consc1ous thought. "'orkns. I had to "onder how murh dramal11l·t1 J'-um might npec1
al lcas1 in l<"rm<; of fhl· film "'on't appeal to those of "hat I "'as \Ccang "'a" con1n,cd I'll l'nll "'''h 1u,1 onl' of the:
lhl· slol) line. or "'ho l1~c ~cmg \pcc1al cffccls on tht' and hu" long a 11mc span 11 took ou11J~l'1•u'-ltm''-
thc star image prr'-<.'n tcd or tht· Oa\IC h1g ""er -.Crl'l'n Thr ('(frets arc M1rhacl ~1oorc to l"r{'alc 1h1s film from 1hr mm 1c 'o
cntl'nainmcn1 'alur of thr mo' 1c. grnng tu take: place onl) in their In Moore'\ pcrs1stcn1 purl.utl of an lhl· n·alkr' "'111 <f:>
't el "Rogcr and f\k" t'n't lt~l' most hl·an\ anti mind\, "'h1ch 1s \ome· in1cn1c"' "-•lh Roger Smtih (ht•ad of hJH' 10 go \l'l' lhl'
OHi\ 1c~ \\C lOmmonh \Cr. This thing I can appreciate in a movie. (iM) he Jll<.'nd~ an annual share-mo' ll' 111 under·
\low-'itarting. dornmcntary-\lylc. l'H' heard 11o,a1d1ha1 Orange Coun-holder'\ ml·c11ng. aucmpts to a'il a ,1.1ml .... 1f )ou'n·
dar~ corned)' "uulun't allo" 1hc I) '" J communit} that has been q1.1,c\l10n from the floor. and v.a<, Hlad,. fr,,"" or
am.l1cncl' to '>htll' h\ \\tlhout ton-dt><;t'n\1l11cd from the unpleasant shunnrd h) the chairman. II i\ on(· lt.tl1.rn \ou'n•
\UOU\ thought · social l'kmen1s surrounding the s<:cnc that <K't'mcd '>Cl up. 01hcrw1'>C. prohahl) a \\ 1n1n
As the mu\ tl· ~gan I wa'> afraid loral area and glohall) Yet. I was a I thought thl' cros'>-<"Ulling from ont· (Clllor per\onl ..
DollB.I Oy• m• Product Labeler
Cose. Men
Director Michael Moore has made
his one-man quest
for an interview
with Roger Smith
into a mlldl)
hum orous
documentary. The
prc•11den1 of Cicn-
c r a I M o 1ors .
Roger B Smith, "
sought tarckssly
b)' Moore and hts
camera crew
During the course of his travels.
Moore reveals glimpses into the
lives of ordinary Hint. M1ch1gan
c111zens. Thii. fi lm has an almost
Dealse MaeNell
Wri&er
Oruce
I'm startin& off bossy and d1rec-
11 v e: Go sec
"Rogtr and Mc."
It's '01 what a movie s hould
ha vc: a est hc11c
value. emotional
1treng1h. in1cllec-
tual and psycho-
loaical challenge.
and cultural rcl-
vance.
I won't hide 11
~ "'R~r and Mc" ts a
documentary about the demise of
MAM Orta
..... M•rpr Ne•~ Bwti
''home-mo' 1c" 4ual1t) that makes 11
so appealing. Moore· 1n1crv1cws rt'al
people. and 1he1r can<l1d comments
and ob~rvallons come as unex-
pected gem!>.
Moore himself 1s humorous as the:
low-kty m1crv1("wer pro' iding subtle
qu1pi. as he :>l'C'i fit He 1s straight·
forward and direct '~1th his intcr-
Vll'"l'l'\. 1h1') gives 1hc film a very
rcalt~tll lonl' Moor<' mainl) focuses
on fol'lor) "'orkcr.. "'hose h vclt-
ho0<h arc tal l'n awa} from them
"tlh thc closing of Flint's (leneral
Motor.. plants
As a cnntra'il. Moore 1n1erspcrscs
almos1 fn,oluu' ~enc~ of Flint'~
upper cla~'i whose ltv('s go on as
usual. For example. a Roanng ·20s
party is held at a mansion. and la1d-
ofT autoworkcrc; are em ployed as
Flin1. M1ch1gan (A documentary
about a city named after a type of
stone in thr M1dwcM?) Ycs. and 1f it
sounds like 11 will be good for you.
hke the creamed peas our mothcrs
alv.a}s told us 10 cat. you arc nght
(bu1 wh) 1s 11 1ha1 we like those sort
of than~ now?). This movie will be
good for you. hut it's not one of
those gratn}. black-and-wh11c things
w11h no hackground music. or no
sound track at all. that holds us in
our scats impaled on the triple barbs
of horror. gu1ll and helplessness.
The path os and the gut-wrenching
m1M:r) arc there. We Stt the devas-
tation 1n human and municipal
terms. we see the villains for what
residents h•ve lost their jobs.
Howe ver. Michael Moort, who is
the director-writer-producer-star.
has created a eem of a movie. His
utirical counterattack 1111inst the
powa and P'CICd of the automobile
industJy and its dfect OD ODe dty
malttt for an c.,remely cntenain.ifts
film.
Jn his •ttcmpt ao interview Roter
Smith. chairman ofOencral Moten.
and to brina Smith ao Alnt IO be:
could see what the plant cloainp h8d
done to the city, Moore ii ~
ftonled with n)any bunlla. On -.
visit to the OM beldqvarWs la
Detroit. Moore ii abet for .. credanilll; e.. ._.over lie Qact
E. °*" ...s. He ii &bell.,.,. ..
door.
human mannequins. Moon• also m-
lcr"e"~ cclcbnt1n who ong1nall~
had c·omc from Flm1. or "-Orkcd on
promo11onals for Gcncral MolOr\
Therc were 100 many of these clip~.
al 11mes the: hghthcancd manner of
the cclcbn11cs so removed from
Flint rcs1dcn1s did not seem 10 rnm-
plcmcn1 1hc rest of the film .
However. the underlying mood 1\
unsc11hngl) bleak. Time and again
Fltnt rcs1dcnt'i arc shown being
evicted. and s1a11s1ics about Flint''i
ming crime rate and full pnsons arc
numerous. Thl' general dccay of a
once-prosperous cll> 1s one of the
film 's most rccurnng images. In one
scene a famil y 1s evicted while one
of Roger Smith's Christmas
speeches 1s voiced-over.
One of the film's messages that I
v1c11m11cd children. But 1h1s 1s not
what keeps us 1n our seats. The film
ts well made and moves beyond thc
story 11 1s telling. There arc charac-
ters: vi llains. henchmen. v1c11ms.
and m1sgu1ded good guys (although
the hero -or hcTOinc -is a h11le
hard 10 pinpoint). They thread
through the film and grow and de-
velop. or wither. just like they
should 10 keep us cntcnaincd. There
is also a smallering of daytime TV
and beauty pageant personah11e~
1ha1 add their own spitt.
And, unbehcvably. there 1s humor
that makes the audicntt l•ugh so
loud and so long I.tat the sound
track 1s drowned out.. It's real
humor. ironic and black somc11mcs.
Dcsi>tte his inability to interview
Smith, Moore SUC<leeds in acttina
candid ~nses from the citts
unemployed factory wortcn and its
rcaidcnts. Moore ta1b with a lady
wbo su=.men11 her income by n ili• ~·u lhcn .... them for
their mat or as a pet (a rather
coattova'llal telft'CDt). Moore allO
ape.ab to a a.dY wbo ldlt AmWlly
products and aupplcmcnts btt in-come by doilll '10lcM' ......,.., (a
billriouf QPeiicDoe. .,.ucularfy
win IM WY -.Meted Moore tev-
enl _,_ r.... to tel htm that her
color ..a~ ot henetf .. incor-
rect). Tlae fllm allo feltum cameoe ~ Alli1a lmD.I. Pu 8ooM lob •ab. loben tiuk ad Mila ......
fount.I d1\lurbmg "'a' 1hc gcnl·ral
feeling 1ha1 all 11f l·lmt\ cconom1e
prubkms "'l'H' thc fault and rc-~pons1b1hl) of Roger ~m 11 h Tt
~rmcd as though
Mvorc· ncl·dcd a
scapl·goa1, and
had found one in
the clusl\ e Smith.
Moore did not
offer an\ ul h1'>
o" n '><1lu11ons. he
mcrrh con11nucd
hi\ \card1 for
Ro ger m11h
na1,rl~ hoping
that Sm11h would prov1dC" JObs or at
least answers for the unemployed.
Overall. I cnJoyed the film and fell
1ha1 11 was amusingly presented and
definllcl) worth Sttmg.
but not mcrch a laugh at the Cll·
pcn!>C of the 'ie11m's haplcss plight.
documcnlar) about thc demise
of Flan1 may not
sound hkc wmc-
lhing 1ha1 could
get )OU where you
lt'C (unlc'>~. of
course. )QU hvl' 1n
f-llnl). but II IS,
and what's left of
those lovcl>. wide-
ly spaced single
famtl) homes and
the people who
lived m them on med1t.a11vc tr~
ltncd slr~ts is worth sec:ina.
And. ti's tn color. W11h back-
ground music.
The '80s were marked by a series
of comeback cffons in Flint. such as
the construction of a luxury hotel
that was built with ci ty bonds and
the development of a theme park
that closed after
just sill months.
However, the ci ty
continues t o
tcarCh for a pen-
ecea for its m•ny
problems.
You will walk
away rrom the
moVie touched by
the trqedy of the
situation but alto
very much amuted by Moore's mo~makillf siyle. Tbit la oee ot
lbc bat mov.a of tlae ,.ar1
...... in my hard. bard
cushioned. an
aliahtly s11 r k movie theater
QOl tnowina wh
to Qpect. •nd fo
tuu&ely so. someone had tol
me this was 1010
to be a docUme llrY, 1 probabl
wouldn't ha v
1o•e. becaus
ocu-comedy
•1 12• _. ........ ••• ....... _... D9ft. ,..,,,.,, ... ... ,,,... -. ...... ~ ltt -.....
until now, l. lib fMDJ odm mj~ down. and the effect of thete clot-
taken people. lleftOtyped doaamcft-fop on the whole town. It c~pc"CUCd
tanci. I .pict&nd IOIDI boriJ11 Ted a clear viewpoint and relen~y
Koppel-like aewsman who would t.cked it up. It showed the VlewetS
state the flcta. rdtr to l h visual tbe situation by ac:walty tnvelina to
aids. and theD lllllf-helnedly babble the homes and offices of the people
ahout some w.t op6ftioa. liyillt not directly involved in the crisis.
10 offend lllJ'OftC. MichKI Moon:, iM d11't('.tor and
I couldn't bave beca more wrona. interviewer, crutively made it ~
Ahhousb "llosr and Me" IOI off vious to the audteocc how hard 11
to a sloW Ran, lt IOI propeiavel)' was for the many laid-off workers
better and bctta. Tbit ~ was and their families. All former G M
about a small M~ IOWft that worken were forced into such u ·
was home to the ftnt ()eacnl treme poverty it amazed me. A
Moton flctofy, The fDOY1e told l&rikU. cumple of this that has
about tbe tbcMMI .. of liWI nOed stuck fn mv. mind for some time is
when tbe OM k1of'la _. ..... lbe wondcrl'UJ tbi• you have.
1'10\'IES
Fflmmakerhopespeopre
will begin to fight back
By WIWAM S. BERGSTROM
I l.IN"T. M1lh -hlmmaka M1chal'I Moore. who
hl·lpcd linann' hi\ n111rnlty acclaimed documentary .
.. lfogl·r 8. :Vk ... h) running hingl1 gamc·s. dt!l'sn't think
hi\ mo' 1r will diangl' ho~ t•11rpora110M <;uch a'
( •l'nn.11 Motor' 1rcat C0"1mun1t1c·~ But hl' think"
rx·opk nught \lart lighting h:.ll k.
( .~1 \\OJ\ luumkd 1n Flan \ in 19'1!!. hut a few )t'ars
Jg11 Jnukd 111 mo'c \C.'\l'fal of''' plant\ tu Mr\ll'll
\l11•ul \0.1100 rl'\ldl·nt'I lo\t thr1r Jobs. and man~ of the
l 11' ·, mo' u: thcilll'f\. ~turl'S and bus1ncs~·' clo'>Cd
··Ruger~~ \fr .. a ~Ill\ guts~ and engaging mt1\lr.
d1111n1dn :-.111orc"· lru111c,., a11empl\ to mtcn tl'~ (,~1
( h.11rman Rogn ~mllh ahout thc de' a\ta11on in Flrnt
T lw \'i·)l'J1-11ld filmmJ~l·r rcl·rntl~ t.ilknt ahout
thl· gm,qng g.ip hl.·t~l·cn the n ch and thr 1J4111r in tht•
l Olll'd \t,Hl'" an :rn 1ntcn tl'~ at the area'<> largl'\I unmn
hall When compaml'' an·ept preferential trl·atmt•nt and
1.1\ hrca~~ fundt·d h' IJ\pa)crs· dollars and aren't
lktnrcd from dl'\J\1;1t1ng la)nfT'I. a l)(lhllcal awakening
" "' l'rdur he "11d ''I'd hke lo -.er < 1M real11e what the) 0 \C donr to 1hou..and~ of fam1l1l'\. propk ~ho lmt their JOh'> and
1hc1r home~. all ~h1k (iM 1<; making rCC"ord proliu
(1~1 made s~ bilhCln la\I )Car.00 Moon· 'iald
But the l'l\Ut' ·~ larger. he \Cltd . "I don't think (IM
'' thr prohlcm I don't think Rogl·r Smith '' thr
pr<>hlcm The prohkm " we hvl' in a \t>C•ct) that'\
unJu\t. unfair and 11'' not drmocrat1r
"Worker\ Jnd lommumt1n \hould haH' mon· 111
a "1) ahoul llh· dn1.,mM that affect their dall) h'r' ··
l k 'lml ht' film doc\n·1 prl":ll"h doom and gloom
hut J ~n \(.'n\(: 1111h1· ah,urd1t~ of Flint°' plight -and
\llml' angl·r ··1 th1nl that gc·tting prnph' dcprC'>\C.'d onl~
par.ti) tl'' them ..
'"Roga IJ.. \k'" pmhahl) ''on'1 change rorpor-
allt•n~. MlK•re ..:11d hut ix·opit' who \C.'l' 11 could dl'l"tdt·
tn get actt\l'
"The) rnuld dcrn.lc to 101n a union. The) could
drude to \.'Ole." he ~•d "They could have a d1scuss1on ~Ith their neighbor Even that 1s rare 1n thr I Q80s. 10
ha' ea pohtteal d1~u'ls1on with your neighbor. I would
JUSI he happ) to sec people do anything at this point ..
··Roger & Mt' .. was a hit at the New York.
Tnron10. Vancouver and Tt'llunde film festivals. But
tht' mo' tt' couldn't premiere in Moorr·s homctown of
f-l 1nt smce all thc movie houS« had closed. It screened
instead at a theater 1n nearby Burton.
Moore was sho"'ing signs of fatigur as he handed
out 11ckcts at UAW Local 599. and later alighted from
a 'tud10-supphcd limousine at the theater 1n blue-collar
Burton.
"They made me ndc in 11." he joked to laughing
onlookers. "It's a food thing the revolution didn't
begin when I was nd1ng around in that thing."
Social consciousness isn't new for Moore. His
fathl·r. and most of his rcla11ves. worked 1n an auto
plant. An uncle took part in the 1937 sit-down ~trike
at a GM plant 1n Flint that started the UA W's nsc to
power.
In t 972. at age 18. Moore won a seat on his local
school board. At 22. he founded an alternative news-
paper. the Fltnt Voice. later the Midlipn Voice. and
was editor for 10 years. He has been a commentator
o n National Pubhc Radio's "All Thinp Considered."
and has published articles in such publtcat1ons as "The
about one woman who was shown in
this feature. She had no other resort
but lo raise nbbiu. and if any of her
rabbits would no t
MkM•I M oore
Nation·· Jnd ··c 11lt1mh1a Journ.111\m Kc' 1cw ··
In II/Kn. ht·"·" n.Jml·d t•d11or ol ··Moth1·r Jom·<,"
m,1g;111n1· hut"'"' \Oon firt·d Muon· 'latd 11 ~a!> hel·ausc:
ht· rql·rtl·d .111 art1dt· .111.1rk1ni: "IK,1ragua· .. Sand1m .. 1a
guH·rnnwnt ""l\fothl'I Jom·,·· ht11ml Pn·\ldt·nt ·\dam
llodl\lhlld \,1111 11 "·'' hl.·t .IU\(.' \-lnorc -.a, a "\haot1t
adm1n1'tr:t1or ··
Bad. 1n 111111 ,inti uut 111 "'t1rlo. hl· dl"I uktl to If\
lilmmalo.mg. 11\lng tlw \UhJl'CI\ JI hJnd unl·rnplm rnt·nt
t'' ll tWn\. ho.11llrd·ur> 'ltlfC' .1handonnl nl'tgh-
horhooth
lie ~old hi\ huuw and opnall'd a lul''i4.la' night
bmgu g.amt· to ra1\C pan of the SI bO.IXO that finant·cd
the 21 '-)rar 'tnture H1: 'i.craped for grants and con-
tnhut1on' lo makr up the rc-.t The film wa\ cnmpl<'t<'d
in ~ugu't
The d1shevclcd creator. peering qu1a1cally through
dark·nmmed gla'ISC'I under a mop of hair onl) partly
confined b) a "Roger & Mc" ba'ICball cap. admitted the
acclaim wu a surpn'IC
tte ga ve awa) most of the 4.500 11ckets at the
AW local. a natural audience Thl'fc are 15.000 UAW
m cmheM in Flint. down from 28.CXlO 1n G M boom
11mes '" the 1 9~0~ Ofl'toda' ·, ml"m~rsh1p, 1,600 art"
laid ofT
Like the auto worker'> trackrng 'lush into the union
hall. Moorl' dn-<,\C.'d I<' match the dingy M1ch1gan
winter: hrown parka. dark sweater. open sh irt, Je&ns
and \ncakcrs. He didn't go Ho llywood even at the
theater. keeping the cap and l''l<:hew1ng the cvc::nmg clothe~ \Orne arnval'i wore. H1<, onJy concession 10
fa!>h1on was a tweed 1acket over the open-necked shirt.
After ht~ fame with "Roger & Mc." which will
probably he named when thc .\cadcmy makes its Oscar
nom1nat1on., next month. Moore wants to keep malung
films.
But in the whirl of the "Rogt"r & Mc" launch. he
hasn't settled o n possible subJttt'i 'Tll get som e 1d~s
when I set some sleep." he said. slumped in a chair at
the union hall.
Our ratings
sell as pets. she
.vould have no
choice but to
butcher them and
sell them fOf' meat.
She would havt
been happy to
make SI 0 a week.
This movie Is a
must -sec . l
auaranttt it will
tf ti :;1-·1 -)f
f1t$l0ti&-$
toucb your hurt as It did mine, and
it will make you thank Ood for all
. t
• •
1111 \llH
HB Playhouse puts audience in 'Cuckoo's Nest'
'1deos. thert'·s hllk mccn11ve to
realh come out and 10 the theater.
The· opponun1t~ 10 Stt an en-
' 1ronmcntall~ staged play that tears
out some of the conHnllons that the
unc).plored theatergoer m1gt11 know
to npect IS \Cl') eAClttng. The) ·re
getting the play put across 10 them
in a ne" way. a wa) they can't make
pn··supposed ideas about.··
ly CHRISTOPHER TRELA
0.-,, ,_ ""··--· You have just bct:n admitted to
the da) ward of the Oregon State
Mental Hospital. For the next two
hours. surrrounded by wandenng
mental patients. ~ou observe a group
of hospital rl'S1dcnts dealing with
their illness. the head nu~ that
bhndl) guides them. and a new-
romcr that wakes them all out of
their mental stupor.
If this sounds ltkr something out
of a pla}. you're right The play is
.. One Fle" 0, er the Cuckoo's
Ncst," which o pens to night at the
Hunungton Beach Pia) house But
this 1s no ordanar) production of
.. Cuckoo's Nest:· Directo r G regory
Cohen has fashioned an env1ro men-
1al theater piece that thrusts the
audience into the ccntrr of the play.
"l''e always wanted to do
'Cuckoo's Nest'·· said Cohen during
a break at a recent dress rehearsal.
"lt'i; a wonderful pla). Probably the
be'it ensemble piece ever written. I
want to include the audience in that
ensemble. I want them 10 not only
see and react to what's happening to
these people. but actually feel what's
happening."
.\ccord1ng to Cohen. the play 1s
going to stan the minute the patron
bu> s their uckets.
.. The audience will be admitted as
patients to the day room of the
Oregon State Hospital. A nurse wall
seat them and give them the rules of
the ward. and how they're supposed
to act "htle they're here for the nr'(t
t"o hours."
While Cohen reah1es that man'
people ma) bt" unprepared to sec a
productio n of this nature. he thanks
it's good to 1ar their sense of nor·
malit).
"Most audience members arc con-
d111oned by television." explained
Cohen. "They come into a theater.
s11 back, relax. and see exactly what
they expect to sec. Because of that.
they miss 60 percent of what hap.
pens on stage. When I do a show. I
like to do it a little differently. I like
to surpn~ an audience ...
Because of the way the pla) 1s
"ntten. the character of Randell P.
McMurph) (played in the movie by
Jack Nicho lson) appears 10 be the
main c haracter. Cohen see·s
McMurph) more as the catalyst for
the l'' l'nts that occur during the
course of the pla>-
"l wanted to get the audience
tn\Ol,cd "•th more than JU\t
McMurph} EHi') one of the charac·
ten. ha" tht•1r own '>IOI'). Ifs m ore
their slur}. actuall~. than his. and I
"ant the.' audience to get a chance to
ml'ct and understand these peo plC'."
( ohen also noted that the casting
of McMurph\ a nd Nurse Ratchett
and 'their pcrcc1' cd rela11onsh1p 1s a
little different than most pro-
ductio ns.
·-rm playing McMurphy and
Nurse Ratchell younger than most
people are used to. I feel there's
strong St'xual attraction between
them. as well as the hate. which adds
to II ..
Whale Cohen has directed numcr·
ous pla) s throughout Orange Coun·
t). he 1s no strangr r 10 ac't1ng. having
rC'CCl\Cd ra\C rC\ ICWS for his
ponra)al of George in "Of Mice and
Men" at the Hunungton Beach Pla~
house last \car. T his dual talent has
occ1rnonalf, ca used him a b11 of a
dilemma ·
"There arc limes when I'm d1rel't·
1ng a shu\\ that I "ould kill to be in
11 This onl' I would kill to be 1n 11
But the d1remng of 1h1s one ha\
been mcred1bl~ gra11f~ 1ng. probatil)
bccauSt" 11·s so d11Terent ..
In con,enuonal theater. there 1s a
·'founh "all" that e:..1sts bet"een 1he
actors and aud1enrc. ln this pro-
duction that "all 1s almolit non·
eAISICnt
"There's sull a wall" SIJd Cohen.
"Not much. though. It's a paper thin
1A.all. but it's there.··
Mitchell J. Mills, who plays
McMurph). believes that Cohen's
production has actually eliminated
the wall altogether.
"It's reall) t"xc1ting way to work."
stated Mills. ··v ou get over the fact
that the aud1enrc 1s everywhere you
lool . In some ways you have 10
tighten your conantrallon more
than o n a proscenium stage where
there's that founh wall that you can
close off. Here. there's no wall. The
audience 1s within the walls of reah·
ty of the play. It's eitc1ting. There's
no getting away fro m the actio n or
the cmouon that's happening.
You're an the line of fire."
Mills 1s a newcomer of Oranie
County theater. Originally from
New York. he moved to San Fran-
cisco for St'veral years before ending
up 1n Los Angeles. He has appeared
on TV. an the series "M1dn1ght
Caller... and was featured an the
mo' 1e "Hair'' and the soon-to-be-
rcleased "Romana Has Two
Lovers."
While in San Francisco, Millsap.
pcarcd in an environmental pro-
ducuon of "Catspaw." ·
"TheSt' days. with televmon and
Pat11 Patron1te. who plays Nurse
Ratrhctt. also enJOYS the en·
'iron mental approach to the play.
·· 1 h~c 1heater·1n-1he-round and
intimate theater This (Huntington
lkarh Pla)houi.el 1s a big theater.
but the aud1rnce 1s right on lop of
u~ I reall~ h~e that rela11onsh1p.
f hl' audience/actor rt"lauonship 1s
so 1mponant. Ha' mg them nght
there ts reall) v1talmng."
Patronite. who always want~ to
play Nurse Ratchett. explained that
the seating for "Cuckoo's Nesl'· is
very different from a 1hcatcr-in-the-
round type o f set up.
"The scats arc place sporadically
throuJ}lout the theater. There's no
escaping the audience. It adds to the
tension."
Cohen thinks that this 1s the first
lime a stock p1ett of theater like
"Cuckoo's Nest-has bttn done en-
' 1ronmentall). especially an Orange
Count).
'Tm thnlled that the Hunllngton
Beach PlayhouM'. will let us do it."
he said eitcitedly. "h 's aoina to make
waves. There will be some peo ple
that absolutely hate it. people who
don't like confrontation. h's J0in1 to
be an uoco m fonablc evening. but
ifs not dan,crous.. I don't want it
threatenina. The alJdienoe is bere for
entertainment. and that's what this
is."
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest" will be perfonned by the
Huntington Beach P1ayhouse at
Gisler School. 21141 Strathmoor
Lane. Huntinaton Beach (832-140S).
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
through Feb. 17 with Sunday
matinees Jan. 21 and Feb. 4 at 2
p.m.
Henley tops Grammy· list
BEVERLY HILLS. CaJjf, (AP) -
Don Henley's "The End of the lnno-
cen~" earned four Grammy nomi·
nations today and Bette Midler ~nnie Rain. Tom Pett)'. U-2 and
Bill y Joel also pulled 10 multiple
nominatjons fo1' the 32nd annual
awards show.
.. End of the Innocence" was
nominated for album of the year.
and the title track won the nod for
rte0rd of the year. The sinaJe was
nominated for sons of the year a
writer's award. and licnley also ~s
nominated for male rock per-
formance.
Miss Midler's "Wind Beneath My Winaa·: was nominated for record of
lhc year. sona of the year and female pop vocal pCrfonnaocc.
The rock bend Fine Youna Can-
nibals was nominated for best album
for .. The Raw &t The Cooked .. and
for record of the )cat and pop poup for the Ii nalc .. She Ori va Mt-
Cnzy. ''
Joel also earned key nominations
with bit decadeHummj~ tinpc
""We Oicht•t SWt tbe :=i~. It was
'8bbed for belt rieord, -and pop ... vomlil1 8wudl. -··
Pttly .. DOIDiMted b' bit .. Full
Mooa~IANlnDdthe ...
'"ftee Flllia-.. li~ tbe nod b
.. rock paf'onnAnclC.
Pct<y is alSO"a l'Mmber of the all-
star lineup in the Trueling
Wilburys. who ftft nominaied for
the album .. Travelina Wilburys"
and best rock poup.
Miss Raitt wu nomiaaled fOr her
album .. Nick of Time" and for
female pop vocalist for the title track
and female rock vocal performance
for the album.
The Irish bead U·2 earned a lcat·
terina of nominations., inchxtina
rock poup performance for tbc LP
"Rattle and Hum:· and in the same
caicaory was picked for the sinsJe
"When Love Comes to Town" with
8.8. King. U-2 and lead sinacr Bono
al~ were nominated for best song
wnttcn fo r a motion pictu~ for
"Angel of Harlem." from the movie
"Rattle and Hum."
In the rhythm and blues eatqory,
best vocal perfonnan« nominations
went _to J~ Jacbon. Aretha
franklin, Nata.be Coac. Anita Baker
and Vaoeua Williams.
Prince, Bobby Brown, Al Janau. ~uther Vanctro. and Smokey Rob-
inson were RAB male vocal nomi-nees .
The Or•uny Awards will be~
ented Feb. 21 at the Sllrine
A.uditoritnn ia Los Tbe lllrc&how .,.. w1111'e•::...
live bv CBS.
\ IUI O
'Do the Right Thing,' movie of '89, now on video
Herc an-capsuJe reviews of a
w u11k of movicw rcttntly relca!><'d
on '1deotape:
"Do tile Rtc•t nle1" MC.\ Homt·
\ 1Jt•o. \'HS-lkta. $89 95. Rared R.
When Island P1cturt's rcleaSC'd
·\ht·\ Gotta Have It.'' about a
'n uall~ independent )'Oung woman.
\p1 l t• u·c \\'llS lio nized as the leader
111 J ne1>. waH~ of independent film -
m.1l 1ng He had made the lust~ IQ8o
hl..1t k-and-"' h11c mo' 1c for an ama1-
1ng S 175.000.
l ft.> ~pent million~ mon.· tor '"Do
thl' Kight Thing.'" and with thts
l1Jnl . realistic and brutal portra11 11f
rJ, "m and 11s b) products. the b{'lsh
,,,ung filmmaker has entered the
m.11n\tream
Ran· was not an issue in "Sh'"\
C 1111ta Ha\C' It." In his nc\I film .
'"ll hool Da1c:· Columbia Picture\·
h1ggC"st grosser for 1988. Lee "'J \
\trident and pokm1cal in his tn·a1 -
m~·n1 of racial issues. But 1n "IX> tht•
Right Thing." hc allows the mo' it•
1h\•lf lo unraH·I and define b1gotl")
I ht• theme for the mtn 1c·, !Ilk
1 11111l'\ from a \IX'erh made tH 1 hl'
..Jl II' 1\I !\bk olm '< in l>l:n·rnl'l:r
l''M ··Rausm I'> ;i human prot'lkm
.111...t J l rtml' 1ha1 1\ ah~1lu1d' '" 1.1h..1,1I ~ that a pt·r-.on "'ho " 1igh1tng.
r.1u\m I\ \lot'll wi thin ht'> r11.1.hl\ to
111.1h1 against 11 b~ an~ mean\ nl'l.l'"-
Jf\ un11I 11 1s cl1m1na1cd ··
\takolm . and the Nolxh,1
\l..1rtin l uthn King Jr . both pla' an
1nJ 1rctl rok 1n the mo,1e. "'h1r h
tJl t'\ plan.• in a lo"'cr-m1ddle-d.1\\
nnshhorhood 1n the Bedford·
\1u"e-.an1 ~c11un uf Brookl\n It I'
a longing 10 1nclud<" photographs ot
1he late Cl\ 11 nghls leaders on a ""'all
111 fame· 1n a p111.1 parlor run h' an
11.ihan that !>parl..\ a tragll' ran al
l\1nfrontal10n. The Italian m,m·r ha'
1•111~ the p1uun."S of "'hilt'. Italian·
\merKan l debnue., 11n hi\ "'all It
1' .1 \'-'Cltenng summn in lkJl11rJ.
'ltu\' e!.<lnl. Persp1rn11tm run., frl't•I'
J \ Jo fire h\dranh ant.I tcmpc" t \n
lhl' largl· ~ret'.n. ~OU IW' h111 IU\t
"'.1lt hing 1ht• mo' ll' I ln thl' homr
\lfel·n. )OU might \loJnt hi tu rn ''"
\llUr air umdit1ont·r
\al (Dann) .\1cllu1 and h1\ 1"'0
'>t>n\. V110 and Pino. open lht•ir
p111ena to st.an a ne"' da' Da
Ma) or (Ossie Da' 1\) an anc1t•nt
rn1dcnt who spends his 11me "'a'>h-
ing do"n the ~cslc~ear> "'1th a
bolllc of beer. s"'«'?S up: Mool1l'
11 rel amvcs read} to do h1~ dch' el')
l hores.
On the.' 'itrttt. Radio Raheem .• 1
'Oung man o f fe"' words and an
intense sco"' I. lumbers about "'1th a
ghetto blaster the s11c of a minitruck
forcing thc world lo listen to rap
music. Buwn Out. the local act1' 1s1.
grouses about how then-arc no
blacks on the "wall of fame ... and
}Cl only blacks and Hispanics fre-
quent the pizu parlor.
l.tt's nciahborhood mosaic slowl>
takes shape with sharp images of
human character. Tensions and con-
ll1ll., .ibounJ Hui 11 1~ the hnal
t·nn frun1a1111n hl'l"'t'l'n the holht•aJ
JnJ ra{l\t Pino and R.1J111 Kahcem
thJt l Ulmin..Jtt'\ 1n thl mm it"'' 101-
l'nl t·nd K.ihn·m " murdt·n·J h'
pOIJ\ l' P\'OJ11\' On lhl' hltX I.. rn J10nJ
h) dl''trm ing \.11\ Pllll'fHl .
I lT J o\'' no1 'l'l un a trt•n11ed.
rand11m 111 11111h-111,111rl'J rt·at llun
lndn·J 11 I' \lonl 1l' .1 lharalln
"h•> l'a,11\ !J II..' tu I" l'r.11ne .Uhl
"ho pl;i \\ tht• rok ol 111.·..1t1'l..t·rrx·r
\\h11 l ·"'' lhl llf\I \lllOl' lk I\ ,I\
\1 Jlt11lm \ .1J"''·J d111nt1 "h.llt'\l'r
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hu\IOl''' 111 .1 hlJl I.. n,·1ght1mh1Hxl 1111
~' ~eJr~. \1dl11 "\f)knJ 1J 1>..1 '""
n1Jl·..Jftng ..1, t hl· J o" ntr1Hhkn I ),1
\1 ,1\or and h" \\lk Rutn l"k·1· ha'
..J \\llO J a tul lh.1r.tdl'r 1n l)a \1,1\or·,
111\l' mint''' \l11thl·r \l\ln l11hn
T 11rturr11 Jill'' .1 til'l1l'' ahk '1up1J
rHJn\.. ·'' 1h1· rJt 1't Pino. and 13111
'\u1111 1\ llll'n.1u11g ..J' Kahl'l'm
I n· h..1\ , n-.1wJ -.11me1hing 111 a
rqll. 1t.1n ,vmp.111) "Ith hi\ lilm'
..1nJ 1111c ,,·n 1.1n11l1.11 I.Ill'' 1n tht·m
..111 II" ,1,11·1 l.i1t· l t'l' \I.ho lll-
,1.llll'd Ill '\ht' ( 11111.1 lt,J\(' It ..
rdu111' .1, \11H1l..11.-, grJtlllU' \l\ll'f
l.1\.ll "h11 1, Jllml·J h' ~JI < 11..1n-
l.11 l11 l 'li."1111 "lw h..1' u 1-,1arn•d 1n
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~111 nut
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1h11t•t\h1 111 h111N:lt .1, Jn :ictor Yet.
he .11".1" puh 1n .1 'tar pt:r-
111rm.1111r ltl\ Jirt'llllln "light and
the m110J h1· 1n·all'' ka,es 'ou as
h111 ·" 1h1· , hJr<ll ll'f' on 1hr \.. rel·n.
I h1., " a po \\1•rlul '1Jeo. ~hose
tru lh\ ma' n·pel tho~· "'ho continue
lo .kn\ thJI l.lll\01 ,, indn·d \\l)\en
llll\I th~· l.1hfl1 111 -\llll'lll.ln Ille ) O U
miti.ht \\.Jilt 111 hu' th" on1' ratlwr
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-B) Dolorl'S Barclay
Assodat~d Prl'Ss Arts Editor
.. A Cborus of Disapproval" / IJ,'i~.
•J_' 11111111lt'\ rJlt'<l P< 1 \11uth < 1.1/<'
/ 11i.·rt.u nmn11 Sfi~ v'i
B.i-..·d un 1he Bn tl\h 'tagt• roml'll~
"' \ l.rn \ H l ho urn ·· .\ Choru' nf
D1-.ap11rn' JI .. " a lhJrm 111gl~ "4.'ant
~1 ud\ of a l·"' of lharalle"' "'ho
!')<tpulatl' a prm 1nn al ltttlc-theater
1rnu1>1:. pc r-.11naltt1t'' "'ho transfonn
l'\C"r\lhing rnt n high drama. mrlud-
1ng thl·1r hat l\tag\' n'alne\ and
h1r lcnng and their mundane of-
f<,ta~e Ii' l''>
It s little "'onder. therefore. that
thl' Hlad.pool Theatl·r C ompan) of
~Jrtiorough . .i ~mall [nglt<>h <iea\1de
1t1\lo n, upt·n~ 11~ arms to a nc."wcomer
-'>h\ Gu' Jones (Jcrcm' Irons. in
a "'onderfulh "'an performance). a
d"plat ed 1qJ0"'1'r "'ho has ~n
rclocatt•d there h' his electro nics
firm . Gu). "ho tak't:s up residcncc 1n
a boarding house. 1~ lonely and he
responds 1mmcd1atcl) to a news-
paper ad announcing aud1t1ons for a
local production of John Gay's an-
114ul· upn eua. ··The Beggar·s OtX'IJ ..
In ~hon order. Uu\ -"I love the
nal1ll' Gu~:· s:i)!; one of the women.
.... o masculine'.. -1s taken into
their confidt·nce. becomes part of
thl· a'~orted backstage affiliauons
and grudges. and w11hou1 even ll)-
1ng lx·tomC\ th1• troupe's resident
\lud
) ou "'on·1 ll nd a bad performance
111 th1., l'n\l'mbk piece that. some-
lum " JummJted b' the star turns
111 lrum .rnll \nthon) Hopkins. 1>.ho
pf..1 \' th~ th~a11•1 m m pan) director.
L1l..1· 1·:.11 h 1x·r,on 1n 11, cast. .. .\
< 1111111' ul D1\Jppro,:il" 1s somc-
1111111:! •>I ..1 lh.irat ter. It makes a good
u>lllJ)Jlllllll tor a rouplc of hou~ -
By Joe BaJtakt
McClaccby Ntw1 Servlc~
Moold• fSplk• le•J shares • tender moment w~h Tin•
(Rosie PerezJ In "Do the Right Thing:·
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If you haven't visll.ed Hollywood
recently. you're in for a pleasant
surprise.
The city is undergoing a down-
rown renaissance that includes pres-
en ation and rehabilitation of its
historic buildings as well as develop-
ment of new commercial s11cs.
The initial stages of the renewal
program arc most evident on the
\\'CStern end of Holl) wood Blvd ..
\\here an esumatcd Ill m1lhon 1our-
1sts annuaJly flock to scc'"the local
landmarks.
Since most of these v1s1tors amvc
1n the ~ummcr. now is a good 11mc
for thO!iC of us who hvc nearby to
tour 1h1\ area. which rt'cently hai;
been dcdared a National H1Monc
District.
THE HOLLYWOOD ROOSE-
VELT HOTEL. 7000 Hollywood
BJ,d .. grande dame of the town's
hotC'ls. first opened 1n 1927 and was
the original site of the Academy
Awards. After a two-year closure to
undergo a S40-m1lhon facelift. 1t is
full) restored to its former glory.
Check out the elegant lobby. the
swimming pool painted wi th a
mural by David Hockney. and the
menan1ne which houses a 01ctonal
RUFFELL'S
.. UPllOLST£1Y lllC.
.......... """lln!
lit? -.. ~ CISTI •SA-SU.115'
h1stol) of Hollywood's early history.:
THE MASONIC TEMPLE. 68-49
Hollywood Blvd.. has been reno-
\ atcd and convened into a complex
that hou~s the Hollywood live
Entcnainment Pavillion aJong with
!>mall shops and restaurants. This
Beaux Ans building was designed by
John C Austin. who also dcsil"ed
Los Angeles Cit) Hall and the Grif·
fith Park Observatory and
Planetarium.
YOUR VIDEO DEBUT. 6800
Hollywood Blvd .. is one of the new-
est enterprises on the strttt. Your
can star in your own music or movie
'1deo. or video "greeting card." and
this rnmpany will provide the
videotape. graphics. and special ef-
fects Prices begin at S 19.95 for up to
fi,e people. and include rehearsal
11mc.
MANN·s CHINESE THEATER.
acrou 1he street. first opened in
1927 with the premiere of Cecil B.
DeMillc's "King of Kings." This
theater. with llS large screen. s1x-
track Dolby stereo system. and or-
nate architecture. is still a great place
to see first-run movies.
In the forccoun outside. more
than 160 movie stars have left their
footprints 1n cement. and some have
also kft 1nscnpt1ons or other in-
Two Hip. Two Coot *Two Cope. Mu Monror.
LOOUCAHNON ... • 00,,... c:.s .....
•A Riotous comeclYI"
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~ 1714) 511__,
C...... ·-Edwlnll F8llily , _ Woodlllldgl CiNllll
121-lelO 561-0l66
Th• new HOllJWoM ...... of • ........,.
renov.tlon efforts OYff th• .... couple of
~· once -'" hat pl•ntJ to off• vis-
sigma. John Barrymore's square in·
eludes a hne drawin& of his famous
profile. Betty Grable pressed one of
her less into the cement. while Roy
Rogers' square includes a hoofprint
from Trigger.
THE WALK OF FAME: You can
sec more sidewalk art hononng Hol-
lywood celebrities along the WaJk of
Fame. which stretches along both
sides of Hollywood Blvd. from
7:00 7:30 1:00 • •
Gower to Sycamore StrttU. and on
Vine Stiut. from Sunset Bl vd. to
Yucca Strttt. Brass stan. embedded
in the sidewalk. honor entertainers
for achievement in movies. tele-
visio n. or other performing media.
THE PANTAGES THEATER.
6233 Hollywood Blvd. j ust east of
Vine St.. was built as a movie palace
in the 1930s and was converted
~vcral years ago into a legitimate
1:30 9:00 9:30
theater for musical performances
and stag<' plays.
This theater was thr fim An
lXl'O-style movie house in Amcnca.
and 11 rctarns all of its original
architectural details -st)'hzed sun-
bursts. 11gl38 gnllwork. nchly or-
namented columns. striking statues.
and a pala11al lobb).
T HE CAPITOL RECORDS l~ne lff GETAWAY /Pap 14)
10:30 11:00 11 :30 ..... ........ .... T ...... sw.o a..to ..... ..... ..-.o ..... ....
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•
Duke's Place reincarnates Savannah Grill
Duke's Place just son of popped
up. intact. a whale aao in that hlack-
holc area of Newport up near
lknrhana and the airport.
The q.cd-1n-wood, warm, com-
fortable atmosphert' C2n be ned1tcd
to former operator Marie Callcn-
dar·s -but the menu 1s an) thing
hu1 old hat: 1n fact. it's nearly a
perfect rephca of the one some-nf
\OU wall remember from 1he o ld ~a' annah G rill.
Owner Duke ~ w-0rked a \ a
waiter at Savannah Gnll before thr
pla(e was acq"\l1red by Spectrum
r oods and convened to an Italian
<,eafood emponum (Spcc1rum al\(>
owns Prego). Cleverly. 8eSStt picked
up a chef from Savannah and ran
w11h the abandoned menu -and rf
lw hadn't done at. I probably would
ha \e.
Everybody hkes to toss around
phrases li ke '"Cahfom1a C u1 \lnc'"
and lhe .. New Amencan"' school nf
wokang bul, hke .. Nouvdlc:· lhc\e
are loo5el) defined. Parlcv.a) Gnll 1n
Pasadena. CheL Pan1ssc an &rkrln
and Mortimer's in New York ah
adhere to lhc pnnc1pks of fi nd1n~
tht frc~htsl fanll ~omr11mcs the od-
dc~t) mgred1cn1\ :J\ ail ahle, lhl'n \er·
\'ing them ~1mpl) with few. 1f an)
\UUl"l'' PH0\('nta11on 1\ rmpon ant, of
cour!.<:. ~a~annah (.rill was thl· lir<>I
-and onl) -rl'\taurant in Orange
( ounl~ lo ar1uall) come up w11h
more 1han unl' or tw o '"token .. das-
hes that rt'flt"t·tcd tht· ph1lo'°ph1es of
sur h ··:'\cw \ma1r;rn C'u1~mc ..
mJ\Cn\ a\ kn-m111h fOWl'r. 1\ltlC
Waler~ and Martha Stt·wart, util11·
1ng hah) let1 Ull'\ JU'I picked from
lhc garden. unn rn "havings of
1ntrrc,11n11-. r(mgh l hl'l'\C\. nut~ and
bt-rr1e' 111 4'.ilad' Jnd main tou~\
a"" gl·nt•rall\ pm 1t1nnrntt 1tr,cll lo
rcat l quid.I\ 111 1:1,t-l hanging fn<>d
trend'
c;;pt'c trum f r111d c. rn m) o pinion.
madl· a m1,1ak c 111 1101 ~ticking w11h
')a\ annah ( 1nll. "hrr h wa~ JUSt \tan-
ing to .. tah · "hr n the rorporat1on
bought 11 "i p..·u rum·s alternat1\C
endea\ or T 111tomJfl" 1\ a wonderful
rc\lduranl -hut how man} ltahan
rc:.1aura111' l J O one neighborhood
\upport'' \\\• ,1lrl·.1d) ha\C far Ill(•
man) o\nd "ip..·l 1rum "not pcrfn ll)
pr('\rtl·nt .111 \ wJ~ Mac Anhur Park
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av.esome). so does the youthful aroma lll mc<iqullc hardwood -the
owner o( Oukc'l> Place. rt'al 1hing -and copious equipment
To his mo m's recipe for potato fo r an -houS(' 'moking gi ves Duke''
salad. he' .. added huge quantities of Plan-a kl( up on thl· eompe1111on
t hil1 pcppt'rs -lhl• result will takr Onl' thing }OU won't find on thl'
your brt"ath away. but not un· prcmiSI.'!. " .1 frl'O l'r
in Huntington Harbor. another of
thl'lr proJl'Cts. ha' heen declared a
conl'cptual failure for that location
anJ wrll rl·-o p..-n a~ ~mcth1ng d'>C
\ornl·da> \Oo n. thl.') say.
Oh. "'ell
Ba( k a1 I >ukl'.'> Place, l>ukl'
Hc~\l·l· inhn1tl'd on(' o f the most
spau uu,. wdl '>Ct-up kuchens rn
capt1\1l) from Don Callendar.
Callendar ka~d Bessce the prop-
l'rt). hut hl' '>lrll show'I up often, w
pla)
··~k chech out m> salads. I chetk
11u1 h1'> p1 .. ·crust We watch each
olhl•r 'Cf) tlosd>.'" s.ays Bc:ssce.
\nd 1f ( allcnd;ir '>till likes to fool
around 1n the k11chc-n (Bc:sStt 'lay\
his landlord "s wllclt1on of "toy~" '"
pleasantl:, Bab' bat k ntK hcnl'fit from h" C.\penment'> with the per· ··Do n ( alknd.ir ne ver had a frev-
fcct sauce (''~e. 11 cual\ the spoon. er. and ne1thl'r "'Ill r .. ~c Sil)\
that mean' 11 rcall) \Ill ks to thl· •\nd thert··!. no mil rowa\l' Ckarl)
nh,") ~Wl'l'l hut no l to<.1 ~wcet . thl\ I\ d mJn \\hO'i<" l'rcdn 1\ frc,h
spll'\ hut nol ll>Oti'J'lll"~. 1h1r k enough nr" < alllorn1a ( u1sinr. no doutlt
111 ~tand up 111 a nh. Bessel'·\ sauce f)l 'l\F"S Pt.\( 'F, -l:!OO .11<·fu1 J
" JU't Jh11ut lhl' tx· .. 1 I'\(' e"er /)fl\l' \ft·,. pcm Rt·ach <>~~-t~5 l
tJ\ll'd rvH.f>l '/\./-J < onrcmpc)ran .\men
lk\\C.'l' workl·d fl1r wc<'k"t gt·111ng l •"' , ul\lnt" "'" l'tl in ;i c:omli>rrahh.·.
thl· am hm it·\ Jnd narmesan chel'~ o.1i ./,1lk 11 <t<'l/111Jl 1ha1 c>nn· h(lu\C'd J
tu u 1nlor m to IU\I the nght prnpor· AfJ 11t" ( JllcntlJ1 \ <>pc·n for lun1 h
t111n<, 111 .111gmrn t h1' grilk d an1f lf1n11c1 ,l\f-'>at ~llh continuou'
a ~par.i gu ' "'1 1h '1ne-r1pl'Ol.'d \Cf\1u · JI/ J/lcrnoon and ('H0ning
t>1:cf\ll'3k tomalOC\ -and his dam /)inn('r uni) Sun /\f(ldC'r.llC' pnet'\
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a ~ong ahoul 11 llm" 1n 1hr wnild
due~ hc get lhl· l lam' 111 \la) s.o
tcndn I.'\ en a Ocr Ull'\ ·rr n>0kl·d'1
And the ll;J\m l\Ju"' 1x:rln t. den\·
1ng It~ base frum genl•rou' quant111rs
of ~mokcd oou1n :ind vdlow firml'r-
ll'\lurr d po1a1111.•\ -·
Mt•al\ and li\h art· cnokrd over
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• DINNER INCLUDES: A 14 oz. Baked Potato.
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your choice of our
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Mond•y through Thurld•J Evening Only• Offer Good 1/15-1/11190
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Teriyaki Shortribs
112.95
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114.95
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OFFER GOOD EVERY EVENING 1/12-1/11/IO
LOBSTER FEST LUNCH
Atso incAJdes &x>day Brunch • ~ speclal t• 2pm ( 11:30&m -2pm Only) s515
8roiJ«J Lobster Tall acccmpanltKJ by flflnuclne rt • a.my cl*1dlll ctw
aQf en CHIS Olfe. A'9ro acccmpsnltKJ by frflllh WIC8rs "*-OilftlJ .rttJ
Dlitilney's own garlic breed.
("In Gaellc, It's s Real Grest Irish Deal")
DeJmaer'•
LOCATIONS:
• NEWPORT BEACH 875-0100
• DANA POINT 498-e 115
• LAGUNA HILLS acMS870
• RANCHO CALIFORNIA 871-1113
• GAR0£N GROVE.,_.. lr\lftClfl ~> 898-0081
•ANAHEIM HILLS 174-5100
• ANAHE.tM ...._..., LMMlfl ~ •1-3300
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--------Advertlaer Spotlight--------
HE W EEK
way of wclcomeing new and old
friends. The owner. lqubal (PauJ)
Hussein. was a noted restaurateur in
London before immi&rating to Or-
anic County two years ~-He
believes once people try his food
they will come back and. also.
spread the word.
Tbett 1s a comfonablc lounae
with divans when it's necessary to
briefly wait for a table. The per-
imeter of the main part of the dining
room is rimmed with wall scating.
upholstered in a distinctive floral
fabric imported from India.
lty ELEAN<>ltE HUMPHREY
Hussein hu taken over a prime
margarita., In Ncwpon Beach') In a locaa10 at 3950 Campus Dnve.
first dass restaurant., opposi the Tallmantz hangars at
I d fi h 'bc .. lutpl•. To all 'our qu"-ons. Jo ayne Airport. The restaurant A sp en 1 erous. mout -~atl'nng "' "" ~ , '' ~-h ...,,_ d · ·d d 1
Tables have white linen cloths
overlain with cheerful red ones.
complemented by red napkins. The
overall effect 1s sophisticated. up-
scale and uncrowded .
" 1 h · , "'c .. por·t Brau"rie's m odestl y as u.:en re one. ins1 e an ou . Mexican buuet at unc time 1or " -"'"'" r · · ·
S 95., W h I pr1c"d bufTict i• the management's "-anop1es protect guests amving at
The buffet. available from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. every day. always offen a
main entrct' besides an array of side
dishes. appetizers and relishes.
4. 11 a comp imentar~ ~ ., either the front or rear doors. At the r:::::=:=:=:::~================:il cast end o f the building is a drive-
• English f are • Afternoon Tea •
• Complete Lunch Menu Including soups & salads •
• Sunday Champagne Brunch •
Come bro1ne &rOGJld Tea a
Sympathy for that Special
Vlctortan &lft
• Imported Linens • Antiques • China
Sweets • Biscuits• & More•
25 YEARS •• THE
WA.TERFRONT!
THANKS TO ALEX•
We've LOWERED OUR PRI~
And Added A Children's Menu!
We IUD Ull 0111J fte Pm.t ADd Fre.bllt lapectieDta
way leading 10 the large parking lot
in back. and entry is on walkways
which pass colorful plantings, all
newl y installed.
GETAWAY
From Page 12
BUILDING: Symbolic architecture
1s \plcnd1dly captured in this 13-
stol) building at 1750 Vine Street.
JU\t abo~e Hollywood mvd. What
cl!>C could a record company want.
except a circular building that looks
like giant stack of m;qrds? Also.
wht'n }OU view this strucl\Jrc, don't
m1'is the ch1mnc:r on top that looks
like a Sl)IUS.
YAMAS HIRO CZIJ-466-5125).
1999 N. S)camorc. was built in 1913
Cont1~11t•I Cuis1~
S111u 1901
The cui sine is under the aegis of
Chef Alberto. who spent 18 years at
the Sheraton Hotel tn Anaheim after
seven ye!lrs of training. Hussein also
as a hilltop home for two brothers
who collected Onental antiques.
Toda). 11 1s a Japanese rt'staurant
scrvmg nightly dinner in a setting of
perfcC'll)' groomed gardens with a
panoramic '1ew of Hollywood and
greater Los Angeles.
For more mforma11on about Hol-
lywood sights and attractions. con-
tact the Hollywood C hamber of
Commerce. 6255 Sunset Blvd.. Suite
91 I ; (213) 469-83 I I. For a narrated
bus Lour of the city's chief land-
marks. contact Hollywood Fantasy
Tours. ( 213) 469-8184.
aw ... ".-""""''
'Nt.•llUJll wieis 1IW ,.,
""IMMMIM ~ """""'•'"' ,~
""""'"""' J1tUtiM
South Coast Plaza. Costa M~sa 17 141 540-3840
01r Melli Are
A Trip to Me1ieo!
We hope you enjoy the at-
mosphere complemented with
our fine Mexican food . in
Costa Mesa since 1972.
Lunch• Dinner• CocktaHs
Open Detty At 11 A.M . .. ,, .. , ... , .................
298 E. 17tf'I St .. COiia M..a 846-7829
is a chef. but be confinn thOte
taJcnu now to a few specialties of his
native countrv.
Uniquely savory 1s Tandoon
chicken. First, plump breasts of
skinned chicken arc cut into finger-
fnendly pieces. then marinated for
24 hours in a special mix of fresh
spices and yogurt.
Hussein bakes the chicken 1n the
traditional Indian way. cooking 11
over charcoal in the cone-shaped
clay oven he has 1mponed. At the
proper moment. Nan bread 1s placed
in the oven alongs1dr the chicken
and it absorbs the aromas of the
oven.
This flat. fat-frer bread. torn 1n10
hand·s11cd pieces. is served warm
with the very tender. p1qutint
chicken. Neither chicken nor hread
needs anything additional. They
smell wonderful and taste even lxt-
tcr.
One Mexican entre occas1o nmg
lots of fa vorable comment 1s chicken
1n mole. (Moles arc sauces with
innumerable vanat1ons.) This mole
1s a combma11on of long. red chi li
peppers, chocolate. peanut bu11cr
and garlic.
Guests who do not want the buffet
can select from the menu. which 1s
the same at dtnner. served from 6 to
9 p.m. The very reasonable prices
tncludc SI off for senior c1t11en~
CALIFORNIA DINING
AT ITS FINEST!
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NEWPORT BEACH
714 IU 20:IO
37 FASHION ISLAND ,,..... ....... ,
Now Servtng . ... ,
11111111 MUIFIST
STEAK a •llA...s:(JQD
ClAZYHOIS! STEA&BOUSl!
Country dinin1 with clua! Authen-
tic western decor restaurant and
saloon, featuring prime rib, fresh
seafoods, and their famoua pan
..auteed steaks. Lunch: Monday·
Friday d inner reeervationa IU&fan·
tt'ed. Dancing and live muaic in the
..aloon. Dyer Roed Esit/Newport
Fwy Santa Ana. 549-1512.
THE CANNERY
This historic waterfront landmark
1n ~ewport'a Cannery \"illage
featuring fresh local seafood and
ea!>lern beef. Consistently &ood ~r
, 1«e. open for lunch, dinner .. unday
Hrunch and Champagne Harb<1r
<"ru1~. Entertainment nightlv
EnJOY the lounl{e food gal
lery superb cla.m chowder' :lOlfl
Lttfayette. 675-5777.
\E\\ PORT LANDING
\ewport I.anding ResUlu rant on
the Hal boa Peninsula offe~ a r11
mant1r waterfront setting. Special
•1e, tncludt' fresh swordfi~h .
Ha"'1111an ~af<X>d favorit~. p rim!.'
r1h ahalone, lamb and veal. Garden
frt·,h -.alad , appetizer.i and sand
'"che-.. Extensive wine list, pt>t'1al
' 1lrinks and cocktails. Live t"ntt"r
•.1mment. AF., MC'. V. D (' Locatetl
11 ·~1.1 E. Edl(ewat.er (adjacent to
B11lhoa Ferry). Reservat111n" rt't
1 mmended · 67fi-2:r;:l Park1nir
,1, allable.
OYSTEIS
The rraheet and mOlt annov11tl\t
•eafood and oak grill~ 8J)e<'1alty
1tem11 can be found at ()yll~n in
C'orona del Mar. Quickly becoming•
Iv< ally ~pular bot a pot, Oysters 11pen~ an March of 1989 and Cea
turN an oyater bar, oak (1'111, fre!!h
~afood It coclrtails. Lunch, dinner. ~Htppy hour. Located at '!filfl E
C oa .. ,t Hwy. 6i5-i 41 I for rr"t'r
\8ll0nl.
kr.l'BE~ £. LEE
The best teafood in town •• ~till on
the boet! Not jutt for holidayw and
'J>eeiaJ occasions, Reuben E. Ltt
11erves delicious at.eau. seafood &
speciaJtiee every nicht of the week.
Lunch, brunch, dinner. Banqueu
for up to 400. Weddjnp, parties.
receptions, etc. In Newport Bay.
151 E. Coat Hwy .. Newport Reach.
675-5790.
TALP. OF THE WHALE
Jo'.xpenence a alep back into t1mf' 111
a pla<'t where you can dine at \'1111r
own leu111rf'. Enjoy the romancf' flf
view. f::x c1Le your •;enses wstb their
!W'nsa.tional seafood and traditional
favorite11. Rrealcfast 7:00 a.m Mon
day Friday. Dinner 4:00· 1 I ·OO
sevt>n nights. Saturday and Sundav
Brunch i:00·4:00, Oy11ter Bar Fri·.
day, Sa~~rdav and Sunday Ban
qut>t fac1ht1es up 111 500. 400 Main
:-itrt>et. H11lho11 n?!I 41l:l:l
ZU BI~
Pure and simple. JU.St lilr.e mother's
love! They serve I 0 en. lo bet.er tails fil~t mignon. prime rib, ribe and
chicken at the m0tt reuonable
prices in Cotta Mesa. These din·
ners aerved on special nighta-open
7 niihta. Generously poured low
price drinu. Our cust.omera have
been coming back since 1970 Loe.~ al 1712 Placentia in Costa
Mesa near 17th Street. Ca ll
645-809 I or 6'.l 1-980:l.
Zl'BIES GILOEn (AH
H1irht nt'XI ri11ur lo /.i1h1t-' \II our
ptna, are llHl(I.' J ri" .1n\ , omh11111
Win. oil tO~fUnl(•, HI . :, ., .. , ' ... 1i.'IT•
take 11ut 1 W1rie '' reen plu" ~ f\.\
gamr• & v1clt·•r-1-'ull 1 "( kt111I Kor
Opt>n 7 d11\-. l.uru·h & I >1nnt>r
I 714 P lact>nl111 «1,.lt1 \l"'ll
fTALIAN
BERTOLISO' RESTAl RAST
Bt'rtohno\. under thf' huqcund\
canop'< in F11untain \'alle\ u1 the
best bpt '<ttret in ()ran11t County
Bertuhno'._ •l'TVl'q 11Jd fa~h1<1nt'd
~tylt Italian dinner-. Rrrtolmo's h!lli
the he~t p11111 in C'ahforn1a, madt
with rt> al cht"t"!'t'. 1111\ t ml and ~f'!oh
llltuce Bertolini•', 111 l11C'att"d at IXll-l.1
Marnoha, Fountain Vellt>v. reser
vatlfln8 SUKltl'tl~ 9fl:\-2i:\O
"E·S·ED'S PIZZA
Locally owned enci 11pf'r11tt>d \te n
Ecfi. Pa zu l'11rlor ha' llt'en "ervinl(
qualit\ µ11.111 1wd lr1rndl\ "'('f\'tcr
Im .!7 'e<1r-. t har t h1n C'flhl 111z111
w11 h 'IX re11I c het"M"'I 11nd frt><1h top
pin,ic" 1' a p1118 l11ver·~ delil(ht \te
n -f.d ' al!i.11 11ller1o. del1n11u., Ot'l1
... and"' 1rhe.... 'ti lads. 1rn<I f rf'e de
hvt>r\' .Jean. thl' mun11tzrr. 11.111 he
ha pp\ tn 8~"l"'l \oll with vour nl'XI
meeting or group 1 utered l'\tnt
Locattd at 41 ti E. 171 h ~t • C'n,.te
Mesa, 646 71 .ln Opt>n "evt'n days a
week. ·un I hur 11 .\0-12.00. fri
and S at 11 :IO I 00.
BRITISH -------------------TEA & SYllPATBY
Th1.1 cozy tee room on the tnd or 11
mini mall at I i th " Tuatin Slnet in
CO!llll M f'U II one or Oningt Coest'• ~~• kept wcreu..
In addition to proper F.nclish Tee and
the Mrtnity and converaation that tr•·
d1t1unally go elonic wit.h it Tea Ir
Sympathy offtrs a complete ~ulhent1C'
Engli&h BreakfaM and LunC'h mt'nUA.
369 F.. 11th. 11 am. 6 p.m_, Mon -Sat,
11 a m .( p m Sunday BnmC'h. Altio
~pec1al121nic in F.ngli&h Antiques. and
hard to find E01IU1h. Srotti11h & lrU1h
Bnulla. 645 4860
CHINES•
CHIN A Wm' #Z
Fonnerly The Lotus Reetaunuit.
rhina West :r2 ill owned by graciOU8
host.A ,John and Helen Kao. The
Szechwan/Mandarin retitaurant
-.erv~ a cia1ly hinch buffet for $5.45
pt>r perS4tn. aJl-you-<:an-eat unday
Hrunc-h lor Si.95 and dinner 7
ni!(h~ a week Take out. catering.
• uc-kta11s 1,(icated et Harbor &
\\ii"''" in Harhor Center. ~3.1.11.
MA.~OARIN GOURMET
If vuu lovt \hinetie food. you're surf'
to en1oy dining htrt u Mandann
C ;nurmf't prumiStt truly authentic
C'hinese fuud Mandarin Gourmet
hiv. httn tht" recipient of tht Gold
Award c•f l-'.xct'llenct" every year for
the past nint consecutive yt>ars. A11
one o( Cna.~tal Orang-e County''
m(l••t popular Chinese re3t.au r11nt.
reurvatwns are suggttted. Open for
Lunch, Dinner. Take Out. C'att'rinit.
('11ckl111ls l,(l('at.ed at lflOO Harbor st
Adams tn C'u11t.a Mf'SB. :).60-19'.li'
CONTINENT AL
808 BURNS
Dine an absolute t'lel(anct' 111 th1-.
award·winninit rt•'ltaurant f'amou<1
for 1nn111,at1vt' n11l'tnt' St.artt'r~ in
dude m·ster' 11n the half shell.
!lash1m1 and )Cravl11x f'resh ~afood
from around the world. t'88tt'rn ftd
veal, mu,.n1\\ du1·k h rt'a"t and
t't>rl 1f1ed JHtmt" nitu' heef
1-:111hurate want la11t, Open ~'tn dev!'
t1 wtf'k Late night p111no bar Private
<11111111< rn(lm<. Re11er vatio n11
r+-111mmended MC. V. AX, CB. D
1; ra~h1un 1~111nd. Ntwport BeaC'h,
'7 11 fl-14 LO:lll
CIOWN BOUSE
T hi t lovely Continent.al restaurant
situated at the corner of PC H and
Crown Valley Pkwy. has been a
&'?urm~t :a favorite ~or 18 ye~rs now.
Fine dining. cocktails. dancing. live
en tertainment, oyat.er bar, happy
hour, banquet facilities, limo ser·
vice. extensive wine list. :l2802 Pa·
cific Coast Hwy., South Lagu na
Niguel. 499-2626.
RIVIERA
Relas to 1trac1ous service in an
elegant, intimate alm06phere. F:s·
pertly prel?ared continent.al dishes
by C hef Richard Bergner. since
1970. This a ward winning rf'"
Uturant alS<• offers an extens1vf'
wine hst. and excels in t.able1i1tdt'
preparations and nambes O pen for
lunch 11 ::lU-3 p.m .. dinner from ,::.,
Q.m. Excellent banquet facll1t1es
Closed Sonday and huhdll'\'S, n :1:1
S. Bristol. Co'lta \te,.a. ~II ·1~11
FRENCH
LE MIDI
This 18 a r rut · "'lt't'~'W'r .. :-;.,m,. 'd'
it's avant ttardt'. l•lheN that at'·
clua1c. All agree that ·Wt!\.• I 'ht>(
Walter R ut t1rnan';1 c111q1nt'
provencalt' i.s of &n 1nnovat1H• and
esquis1tely execu~ authent1c11v
An enchantmg t'ou ntr} F'renlh in
lt'rior and an Old W11rld h111!1p1t1ah
tv rarely found tht"se da~ fulfill
tht t'lpl'Clal111n., t\ukt>d h\ thr
(lutatandmg cu1.,1nl( O~n for din
nt'r snd <'•l('ktail~ wvt-n n111hr ...
C'11terinic ava1lehl.-14:.!I \ 1A l.1d1•
:--iewport Buch, n-;:.,.4904
AMERICAN
SAIL LOFT
Sail Loft Bar & Crill (ea turf's ocean
view dining with the emphasis on
fresh seafood. Oyster bar. live
ent.~rt.ainment n1)Chth in tht' bar
area. Open for dinner. niithth• from
fl p.m. WN!kt'nd hou"' from 10:30
a .m. Fabulous ~unda\ Bru nch
Located at 400 P (" H ·in Lagun~
Beach.
MEXICAN
Ml CASA
Their food t!-lake 11 trip to \1n1ro~
H osp1tal1tv g1oe-. hand tn hand with
their mntlo, "\-h Cesa e" .Su Casa.'
or my hou«t' " ~11ur hf1use i:-:.~t.ab· l1sh~ c;ance 19~ .!. It\ no M>Crt'l
friends en1oy· d1111ng here. Open
dailv from 11 11 m for Lunch Din-
ner and Ctx·kt1t1ls F:mt>rta1~mtnt
Wed.·Sun ni!(ht.... an tht' Hu rro
Room. 296 F.a~t 17th :-;lrt"t"l. C'osta
\1t"Sa. 6-ifi 76:!6
ONE OF A KIND
GINO'S ON THE HILL
Almost a f08t.a ~lf'S& landmark
whert frttndo; and memori~ mttt.
Gino's isn't an Italian Rt>!<t.aurant.
but a rest..tu rent ~ml( run by a locaJ
It.a lien C:anu', l" a locallv popular
!>pm for 11\t• t"ntt'rtamment ~ ntjtht.3
11 wet>k. Lunch io; ~rved daily from
11.:lO and b reakfast 1" a 'ptt1al on
...,aturday and ~undav morning Oan·
ner u1 a definite tre-at 111 Grn(l·s.
whtrf' t.he menu hoa.'ita manv 11..ilhan
items Ill! well 8.\1 a w1dt \.arlt't\' of
~teaks. fre11h S('8fu.,d~. pa.<1t.a dishes.
Mnican Sptt1alt1~ and C'hefA
~~1ab; and JUSl a.~ 1mponan1 is tht
friendly h011pit.alitv of tht' <1taff at
C:1no'11 makinJC vou lttl right at
home. i...<JCaU!d et -428 E I 7rh Street
tn Costa Mesa C'11ll 6.'lel t 7fl0 for
r~rv1t1on11. d irtrt aons or in for
mation.
SPECIALTY
CIUCAGO JOE'S
Rew and enJ<>y 11n afternoon or
ntni111 in the turn of 1 he «ntun
Ch1caco tllyle atmusphtrt et Cha
cqo Joe·a Rest.turanL. Whether
you ch~ from their delt'<"l.lblt'
menu of f'ntret11 o( heef. lamb.
chicken, llfffood. burgt>ni, put.t Of
Mlad1. you'll en.)Oy an outatandinc
mff.I trith tervi<'t' heyond compare.
Qpen for Lunch 11 :i Mon· Fri.
Dinner 4:30-10:00 Sun· Thurs, and ·uu 1 l F ri & S.L (}yl!ten Ir
c:ockt&il t.r menu Crom I l daily
"Meet me at Chicqo Joe·~:· 1818
N. Main g MacArthur in lrvtnt
261-JOES. Reservation, aui-
1•&ed.
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Fer A C1•,l1t1
EY11ia1 ht
• ~ Room from 5 p.m.
• Featl.le mini meru r. the lounge.
patio & bar
• Entertainment Tuesday
th1u Saturday
• GOid Award W1nn1ng Cu1sme
1121L,.._.._...,,
........... 111-1122
1500 Adama at Harbo<
Coet.a Mna•S40-lt37
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SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Never A Cover C harge He re
0 ,. . 1976 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa • 645-3678
le o.(lr Plk>t o.tebook/ Friday,~ 12, 1990
Gtne-n·~
FAMILY PIZZA PARLORS
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1 • 1 3 ij '~ ~ ; 1 U)JJ i W
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LOCATED llPST AIRS ABOVE JOU. Y ROGER
494-3358
THE ~AIL LOFT
H \R & (,RILL
OCEAN VIEW DINI NG
7-t-'v
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HAPPY BOOR
COUNTY/A2
THf: ORANGE COAST
SAT URDAY, JANUARY 13, 1990
25 CENT S
REAl.. EST A TE
/SEE IN SIDE
Ford confirms aerospace sale rumors
9y l'AUL AltCHfPUY
Of -Delly ..... ,...,
Co. 's total business. "It's performing well . but 11 docsn·1 haH: an)1h1ng
to do with car~. truC'kS or financia l scrv1ce'i, and that\
what Ford Motor Co. want<; to focus o n." Black c;a1d
According to Black. managers of the parent com-
pany recommended the sale The board o f d irector<, ml·t
Thursda> and c;upported the recommt·nda11o n
ljlat·k \aid aht•111 6h P<'fll'lll of FOid \t'ro\parc·s
luntral '' Mt' dl'lt'll'l'·rl'l,11l·d 1 k'pltl· lakcl~ l utbacks in
fi:dt'ral Lll'll'n'r 'Pl'nd1 ng 1n the I 'NI>-. tht' firm 1s in a
good p11\ltl(ll1 hnauw of lhl' p1o<lur1' II 11lkr\. he '>aid . Ford Motor Co. confirmed months of rumors
Friday with the a nnouncement that it was putting its
Ford Aerospace Corp. subsidiarv up for sale.
But officials said the d1 v1s1on 1s also a mo nq -
maker.
Headquartered in Newport Beach, Ford Aerospace
employs about 3,000 peo ple locally and I 7.000 na-
tionwide.
"ford Aerospace 1s solidfy pro fitabk and has
continued to grow," Fo rd Chairman Donald Petersen
said Friday.
f (II l'\.tlllpk lll'kl1'>l• lU lh~K~\ In thl' \lo;tkl' of an
l a,1-\\t·,1 thav. "Ill nll•an hr:rnthe' 11f 1hc armed
\C r\tl('' v.111 ha\l' k,,,.r rer\onnd .ind v.111 dl'pcnd on
rt·ronn.11\\,lrllt' ,,11dl1tt'' 111..t· thO\t.' 111.ide ll\ Ford
Allhouah Ford Motor Co. refuses to divulge profits
of any of its divisions. Ford Aerospace won about S 1.8
billion in contracts in 1989 and had a backlog of about
$2 billion in business, a spokesman said.
"It has a stro ng manage ment team and thousands
o f tale nted. dedicated employees. and we know Ford
Aerospace can bnng important benefits to the right
partner."
Nevertheless, the dJ~n apparently doesn't fit
into the corporation's pfijil'
Rumors that buyers had alre ad\ come forward with
offers were unfounded. Black sa id~ The compan~ al<.o
plans to ~II Ford Aero<ipace in its en1 1re1 ~ rathl'r 1han
split ll up. he ..aid. T ht" company refu~s tn d1\'ulge an
asking price.
\l'10,p.1ll' for q·nlil.ll1on nf treaties ·
I hl' 'a1 Hlll' hr.ml hl·, jl'u v.111 tnnl'a\lngl~ depend
on \lmula11un tr.i1n111~ ..inothl'f til'ld 1n v.hirh 1-ord
\no\ pall. 11lll'r' prodUl I\
Ford Aerospace spokesman Norman Black said the
division represented less than 2 percent of Ford Motor
"The decision to sell Fo rd Aerospace rdkcts the
1ntent1o n to concentrate our resources on o ur othe r
businesses." Petersen said.
Its pnnupal bus1ne4'\es are spare and grnund-ha">ed
command. control. rommun u.:a11ons and 1ntell1gcnrc
S)'>lcms. tactiral "eapons S}'ilCm'i and profr'1s1o nal
SCf\ ICCS.
8 1.it k drn1l·d that \l'th:u i.., an tht· l1>!i(K '>uch as the
lantl'll'll \~t 'orl.. .rn11 :urualt gun tontrall pro mpted
fPluu ur FORO/A2)
1 2-year-old says
suspect is man
who raped her
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
.\ 12-\l'ar-olcl girl "ho "'·"' ~111
nappt•d fr11m hn lathn·, I lun1
ington Reach home and 1.1rx·tl 1001..
lhl' \lo llnt'\\ \\,Jnd f nJ,I\ In thl• lir\l
da ~ ol a prd11111n.il" hl'.1nng 1111 thr
\U,pt'l'I \\hll ,11'0 I\ ,llUl\t'd 111 .II
1ack1n11. a l>.ana 1'11101 11-1r1
1 he hcJr1ng 111 lktl'rnllnl·
"hl·ther thnt· ., l'n11ugh nitkml' le•
Ir) K ~le Rorgl'' 111 \upnlllt ( 11urt
v.as cloc;t·d to tht' puhlit h' a 1udgl'
because of the \Cn\lll' ''' of thl·
1es11mon' h' thl· l''l' 1urf,
Tht·1r p.ircnt\ "l'ft' Pfl''-t'nt all 1lw
coun room
Borge". 29. ha' pkaded 1nnoH·n1
tn 12 m1..Jeml·anur and felon'
chargt·., 'tt·mming tr11111 lhr <x·r1 2.l
1nc1den1 He al'-<' 1<, < hargl'd 1n the
Dana Point «llla<I.. .ind 'nn.11 .11·
ll·mptcd burglar It'\
I lw r1l'l11111n.ir\ hl'anng 1<i eit-
P<'llnl 111 uindudl' I nda~ Borges 1s
hnn11. lh·IJ at lhl' 'hdng_l· Count\ Jail
v. 11 lwu t h.11 I
Thl' u1w111pl1•\l'd u>n\trul tmn
''"'~n •' .1u u,,·d 111 ah\lut ting the
I l u111111gti111 lk.1l h !l•rl lrnm a home
ill thl' -..e.1 < litl 111 thr < 1rrcn dl'-
' l'llltlflll'lll
'-oh1· v. 1' -.kqllng v.11h a lnt•nd on
,1 htdl' .t-l'x·d "hl·n a prowler
'lll'.i~,·d 111111 tht home through an
unh"I\ 1..nJ 'lad rng gla'>s door Her
lather "a' J'>'Jkl'nl'd IH her ~reams
,,, ,hl· "'·" l JrTll'd trom the C'omplrx
I hl' girl "J' rarx·d and thrown
n.11..cd from ht•r attad.r(s truck near
.i hor\t.· <.tdhk al Roi!.<! Ch1C'a Street
Jnd \\Jrnn \\enuc
\hl' 1Jl·n1itird Rurgl'\ as her at-
ljl l..n dunn~ the ht>anng. Deputy
fPleasr ur RAPE/A2J
Study: Traffic jams
cost S24.55 billion
UCI students honor the "'etllCHY of MMtln Luttter King Jr. •t • r•lly •t Wllll•111 R. M•son Region.I P•rtr In Irvine. DALL<\' f.\Pl -Jampatl..l·d
road'\ in ~9 l 'S c111n lO't dn\1'r"
S2-l 25 billion through tnffa d<'la"
"a\ted fuel .ind h1ghl'r 1n,uranlt'
prem1Um\. J lnirding to J \lulh h'
thl' f e\a<. 1 ran'P<'rtat1nn ln .. 111u1e
j lUIUnt \lllh thing<; a-; m iles
tr,1,ckd d,uh Jnd a .. a1lahk freeway
.ind Jnrnal mtk'i .\ rating of 1.0 or
h1ghl·r "uin\ldered to bt' congested. UC/ students keep King's dream alive
ly 809 VAN EYKEN
Of -Delly Not St.it
motorist~ as they walked down Cul-
ver Drtve toward the UCI campus.
where they were JOined by hundreds
o f o thers for a rally in celebration of
Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.
For the sixth straight year. a
column of marchers assembled at
Irvine's Mason Regio nal Park on
Friday and walked to the nearby
university campus clapping their
hands and chanting that the struggle
for civil rights goes on.
But 11 wasn't a self-congratulatory
celebration. full of pleasant myth-
ology. The pthenng wore the hard
luster of reality.
And despite the efforts of King
and hosts of o ther ci vi I rights ac-
tivists, reality for African Amencans
still includes high unemployment.
T he 250 marchers. about 90 per-
cent of whom were black. drew
honks of support from passing
I .
R11m1 quan~ Jim Ev6ftt has ~me~ Into
°""of dw NFL '1 Mlf• qwwt•rlMdcs In tlw past 3~
N..atU. wl* the wit* ~r
duo of HMly EllMd and F_,,,,.r And«son,,..,. l»«t plvotlll In
1c .. p1ng t#f«tsft honnt. SH B 1
In today's Spans S«tlon.
S&nUy: Look for• prrvWw of the
f#C dtM fW Nftwen tlw llMM
llnd SM Frllltd«o 49-n. Also,
"'-• C°'* fw wll .,r tlwlt' m.x:. to pr«Mct ""'° .. _,_.,.by how lllUdt.
"°"*¥: n. a_,. Not wll any.,, •1flWW*d -,,.,,. #C'llon ol ~Lllh cow..,.... ol rM ..,,,.,
..,.llln ~_.,,..,,...on,,_,.. A..
.s.t ,,.,.dim. .
low cducat1o nal achievement and
exclusion from econo mic power.
ra lly speake~ said.
··We're going to take a li ttle -.1roll.
ma}be half a mile o r a mile:· <.aid
Michael Hibbert. president of the
UCI African American Stude nt\
u nio n. "Our brothers and sisters 1n
the past didn't stroll. They marched
hundreds of miles with rcx·ks and
fists being thrown at them . Thq
didn't kno w 1f they were going to
make 11 a live:·
fo<la~ ·,_ ) o ung people are ca lled
upon 10 ~truggle an a different "'ay.
Hibbert \atd But the goal sho uld he
thl· ~mt·. the rollC'Ct1 .. c ad .. ance-
nwnt of ·\mcncans of .\fnean dr-
'lent. he 'ia1d
Hibben cntK11cd his fello" blal ~
<;tudcnt'> fo r fa lling to exh1h1t the
kind of aradem1c solidant) often
attri buted Ill ~s1an 'itudents. who. he
~1d . often \llld~ together a nd as•>1'i t
each other 1,1,1th their coursc"'ork
f PIHM see KING/ A2J
Los <\ngek'i 1,1,3<, the mo't nin·
gested cat) 1n the \uf\e\. r,,lhl"l'<l h'
~n Frann <.ro-Oakl.ind Ru1 thl'
~ur' "' dad nut lrn1li. J\ \Ul h
noto rinu'h l rn"ded l llll'\ d., "l'"'
Y11rk, < h1l.tgo m Rc1\t110
T he 'luch Jl\O w ndudecl tha1 cnngc~11on ,·, gc·tt1ng wnr\.C 1n~tead
o f hettcr 1n all hut t"o ol thr 1lltl'\
s1ud1cd
Lo'i Angell'' got a I '2 u 1ngl· .. 11on
rating. The rating " the re .. uh of .1
rnathemat1ral fm mula t<1k1n1t an111
Rams fans not sheepish,
flocking to San Francisco
9y l'AUl AIKHt~
Of ... Delly Not SUf9
The Rams have knocked at the Super Bowl door
of\cn . but the last time they actually went in was
considered somewhat oh nuke. That was 10 ycan qo.
· And they're knockina 1Pin. a pme away from
Super Bowl XXIV. But what a pme. huh? Ifs only the
defcndina Super Bowl champions they have to beat, the
team that won the cha mpt0nship three times in the
1980s, the mi~ty but dcsr'ted San francilCO 49crs.
Many think this wil be the ruJ Super Bowl
championship pmc. Tbey •Y the winner of this o ne will be lhe odds-on favori&e to win it all in New
Ortean1.
Not 1urprisinaly. a Rama fan or two would like to
go to Sunda} ·s game at San Francisco'\ ( and lc~t1ck
Park.
Too bad. For some reason. the 49<-n ~II out every
ho me aame -10 season ticket holders.
Well. lhafs an cu.aeration. but o nly sh~1ly.
There are just a handful of individual pme uckcts
available durina the regular seat0n, and this IS the
NFC championship game. So. acnerous souls that they
an::. the 49crs set aside 300 whole tickets for the Rams
orpnization. Those JO to the players for their fam1hes.
and to the front office and other Rams orpnizat1on
employec1.
If th~ are any lcf\ over. the Rams Booster Club
JCtS a shot . ~ avef1111C football junkie ia aeft to his own
..,... ... 'ANS/Alf
GOOD MORNING
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Other l lllC\ "1th a rating of 1.0 or
h1~hl'' \q·n· \an Francisco-Oakland.
I -~ 111111\lon I 21. Phoenix. 1.18;
.\tlanta I 15. ~1am1. f.10: Scattle-
hemt W a!.h , I 09: Dallas. I.OS:
D1.·n' l'I I 01 and San Diego. LOO.
\,H ramrntn had a ra11ng o f 0.95.
\ tnmpan1on sun ey of business
k JJcr" an I ' of the cities found 5 1
rx·rlt'nt \\ho 'laid traffic affected
1 h1·11 "11" nl'\'>. and o f t host 88 peT-
t 1·n 1 \aid lht· cffc.'ct had been
nrg..111' c ·· r raffo < ongcst1on, expected dur-
ing 1h1· ru<.h hour. can now be
fPlease see TRAFP:tC/AlJ
Drug war
intensified
W o\S HINGTO N -Federal drua
officials al"C' 1ntensifyin1 the war on
d ru~ traffickers in Southern Cali-
fornia. making the fefion eliaible for
increased federal assastanoc.
Orua officials plan to delipate
the metropolitan areas of1New Loi
A naclc~. New York City. MiaMi,
Houston and almost the c:ntin
Southwc!lt border at hiah-inteftlity
dNJ trafftckina arc111t ldmmt..
Lr111on !IOU~ said Friday.
It's not cle.ar eucdy how tnuda
help thOtC I.SUI wiU 8rt by ¥iftm fll
the ~-dnipalion. IA the CU1191
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