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WORLD/A4
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1990
Trio held
• • 1n series SOS loses 11th hour appeal
of gay
murders
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of IN 0...,, l"tloc Sl.tff
Two Indiana men and a "uman
suspected in a string of out-o f-state
murders o f homosexuah were being
hdd 1n a San Clemente 1a1I Monday
after being apprehc:>nded h~ local
au1hon11es.
The trio arc ~u~pcCll'd of murder-
ing a New York man in December
and arc linl td to thm: M1ss1ss1 pp1
murders and another in T ennessee.
according to local police
The three "ere arrested Sunday
on suspicion of P<>'i'>csc;1on of 'ito len
propert} and tarr) 1ng a loaded
handgun. '>aid Laguna Oeach Police
Ch 1C'f Nell Pu 1 cell.
One of thl· ~u~pcn~. Keith Eugene
C1oodman. 30. "'a' apprehended
after Laguna &·alh police and a San
( kmrnte S\l. .\ r ll'Jm \UIToundcd a
South Laguna homl' ''here hl' "'as
'1s111ng. Laguna fkach Po lice < 'h1ef
Neil Purcell said
tarlter 1n the da '. San Ckmcnte
police Jffl'\ll'd J;,n < hn<;tophcr
~tcad . 22. and r rJl' Hn lland. ~I . at
thl· San ( lcmcntl' hu\ dc·pot at ) I 0
.\\l'ntda de la f \lrt'lla. a .. Holla nd
"'as attempting to lH'I .1 \l. ec;tl·rn
l 'n1 on mone' order .1u :ording Ill
San Ckml·ntl' l'olKe C h1ct \I
Ehlow. All thr,~· '>U\IX'CI'> art· from
l\ndt·rson. Ind
The I Q8o < hn rokt \ta11on "'a(l.on
l:lC1ng used h~ Holland and ~1cad
''as <;lokn in l11d1.1nJ Purcl'l l .;,a1tl
~c,eral handgun\ "'l·re fou nd in the
t ar and 1n thl· \outh I aguna hnnw
he \a1d
San Clemente poliu: "'cn· ad1ng
on a 11p Imm "lt'\l '\ o rk '1Jll' p111tn:
"ho "'e re 1n\t'\lll!,:lllng thl' murdl·1
of a W1nd~ur ' '\ man
The ~c" \l>rl.. 1n'l'\11g;:i1nr\ \\ho
had gone to \ ndl·f\nn 1 rad .. n l I hl·
tno 10 <:Ian C k nh'11lt' ;ind had "':lrn·
cd San ( kml'Olt' poltu· \aturda\
night that thl· 'll\J°I\.'\ I' "'l'rt' :ir11wd
and dangerou-.. I hlo-., \a id
..\ftrr tht• arrC\l\. r ultu n. Mt\'.
po lin · brie fed \an ( kmentc pol1 u·
o n three ~1m ila r m urder\ 111
homoo;e ,ua l\. J ll tomrrnttcd "'llh .1
I lamJ '"" \l'm1.1u111mat1l handgun
'lt mtlar to thl· 111w lound 1n thl'
... uspn h · l ar
After the\ "'l'll' Jpprl·he mk d
Mea<l a11u I i1illand told Ehln"' that
(ioodman "'a' in tlw \outh Lagun:1
hou<,l'. ""o uld n111 he: tal..en al"e"
and might tal..c.· hm tagc.·\. Ehlo" \J1d
HO\\l'\l'r. alh'r 'taking out tht•
hOU\l' for \l'' era I hour\. oflin·f\
broke into thl' hom l· and found
Goodman sha' 1ng. Purcell ~1d
"The} too k him into cu-;tod}
\\llhout incident." hl' 'i31d .
Police sa' the' arc rnn\ inccd the
elderh man .... h1l II\ C\ tn the house
. (Plu~ see ARRESTS/A2)
. v·
,/;· . ,,. ,,
DeffJ -,-o ~, Daniel H.t,._U.
Supporters of SOS who have been sleep-
Ing on the steps of City Hall since Saturday
continue their fast Mond•y afternoon
while w•ltlng for th• City Counctl meeting.
Pictured are Brenda Dickerson (standing).
Joan Russell (sitting at left), Coleen Scherf.
Maureen Robbins. Sarah Booth and Rog
Schamauer.
COVER STOR~ /PROFILE
Restoration of wetlands
challenging to overseer
By ROBERT BARKER
0 1 IN O•lfy l'llOI \t•ff
Others ma~ \JHt•ad gloo m about
tht• planet he1ng doomed O\ pol·
lutinn and mnpo pulat1on. hut \OU
"'on·1 heJr 1 h~11 ncgJl1\e tall.. from
Dr \ lll<'f I l'l pllg. the Ol'\' l'\·
l'l ul1\I.' d1rt'llur 111 the Bo l..a C h1ta
( onwnant~ and J lt•Jding authortt\
on the rnannl' en' 1ronml·n1
Lc1p11g \Cl'\ till' r rohkm<>. hut hl·
.ll'>O \Ct''> hope
The 1 1.}90~ will be the decade o f
the en\ 1ronmcnt. he ..aid . .\nd he
\Ce'> 11 a!. a tinw that people .... 111
become more and mo re aware of air
and wate r rollu11on and O\ er-
e. rowding and <lo1ng '>Omt•thmg
about the m.
"People arc alc:ncd and thl'} ·re
taking ac11on The p mhlcmo; ha\c
built to such a lc'cl that e\'er>om· 1s
noticing there·, a pro hlcm and
thl·~ 'rt• no h1ng1·r h ·q1111g thl'ir hl'Jd'
1n thl' !hind .. ,,11d I l·1 p11g. 4 1. ,1
Huntington ~k.irh rn1dcn1 \\hn \l'r·
\l''> on thl' Huntington Beach Plan-
111ng ( o mm1S\lo n Jnd 1s a pro lc<;\or
ol b1olog) and wolug' at < 'pn'''
C ollegc
Lc1pz1g \aid the qualt t~ ol J1r "
1mpru\ 1ng 1n ~omc area<;. "'atef"\'a"
arl' gc·111ng t kancr 1n som e plJlC'
and human gro .... th rate is ~lo\\1ng 111
~om<.' regio n!.
"Good things are happening grad-
uall). and the:) 're happening right
he re." he ~1d
Le1pz1g said he's pro ud of tht·
concern that pco pk pa~ fur C\Cn thl'
(e.,s e:rnt1c spc.·c1ec; that "ere once
headed for n11m 11on hut arc ntm
mal1ng a l tlml·har k 1n thl· Aol'>a
Chica "'c:tl.inth
The \\Ctland'> an.· located ad1an·n1
to Paulic ( oa'>I Htllh"'a' and south
nl \l,Jrlll'f \\l'nlll' 1n u111n
uirporatl·d I.i nd 11l'\I tn llun11n~tnn
Heath lit\ 1111111\
hghung hJll.. 1n thl· "•·ti.ind'
\\hllh \lion "'II tx· l'\p3nlkd 111 onr
ol thl' IJrgc'>t l \l11rJl111n l'll11rt\ 1n
( Jlttvrn1.s h1,1t1r-Jn lhl· "·" JnnJh
fk lding \p.1rr11"' lht• ( J h l11rn1.1
I ea\t T nn J nJ thl' hru" n J")\:lil.tn
.\not hl·r end.1 ngcrl·d 'J1l'lll., t h1·
l)l'regnnl' f.ill11n drop' 1n trum 11nh'
to t1nll·
.\nd o n m'"' J.1" \ 1'tlt11r\ 111 tlw
l'l11log1lal n·,en l' lJll t'\pt:l t 111 ~·l'
loon'. ha"' t..' l'gn-l' gretx·' I "' 111 ~11
\,lflt'llt'<. 111 dul l..' .ind other \l tld
h1rd~
On Jan ~ I t·1p11g "'as aprn1 ntt•tl
l'\l'lUll\C d1rl'lt111 "' tht· Ol'"'" tor·
llll'd Bo l'j < h1la < on,cn ant' and
g1\t·n thl' ta'~ "' mon11o n ng tht•
rc\lurauon 111 \ll'll.ind' and "' t'r-
<.<.·t·1ng cdulJllnn.11 pr111iram-. for < >i
U.S. lags in spending on education
Think tank findings criticized by federal agency "'1del) acceptt·d data pubh'>hcd h\
the Un1tC'd "1a11on<. Educat1onar
1en11fil and C ultural Organ11atmn
and b) the feda JI gtnrmment ly TAMARA HENRY
A~ ·--111.rtt ..
WASHINGTON -The U n11ed
States spends rela11vely less on
elementary and secondary education
than I J other industrial countncs.
according to a report Monday cn11-
cizing claims by President Bush that
the U.S. "lavishes unsurpassed re-
sources on schooling."
The report was compiled b y the
Economic Policy Institute, a non-
profit. nonpartisan think t.ank with m~or financinc by labor unio ns.
The institutc's paper. "Short-
chanaina Education.' said only Aus-
ll"llia and Ireland invest less on
Today' Thought
.. Matt does more than Mitton
c1n to just ify God's ways to ,,...,.··
A.E Hou~man
clcmentar) and ~condary educa-
tio n. relat1 \'c to the size of their
econo mies. than d ocs the U n1tC'd
States.
Sweden. Austria. Switzerland.
Norway, Belgium. Denmark. Japan,
Canada, West Germany. France. the
Netherlands. 8nta1n and Italy all
invest m ort. the institute said.
"If the U .S. were to increaK
spending for pnmary and secondary
school up to the ·a verage' level
found in the other 15 countnes, we
would need to raise spendinc by
over $20 billion annually.-the re-
port said. The Education Department said it
disaareed with the report's ftndinp.
Index
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Buletln lollrd.......... ... ... .. .. .. Al
Business............................... /\6
Classtfted. .. ... . .... . . ... . . ... ...... ~
Deputy Under Secretary C harles
Kolb. in charge of the agency's
bu~et. said the institute used
"scnously flawed methodology 10
reach dubious conclusions ...
Kolb said the tnslltute "has milted
apples. oranges and mooo beams to
produce an md1gest1ble concoction ...
He said the United States ranks
among the top five countries by the
department's calculations.
"It's fun to play with numbers but
1t can be a dangerous delusion 1f
used as a be.sis for public policy. If
nothina else, this report points out
the need ror better math education ...
M. Edith Rasetll author of the report, said the mu ts were based on
The rC'port .ll l..n11 .... lcdgcd tha1 the.·
United Stall''i "'ipcnds comparative·
I> more than other countnc:s on
higher education ·· Rasc ll said that
"when e.xpcnd11ue~ on all le,els of
educatio n -prc-pnmary. pnmar).
sccondaf) and pmt-5(.'('ondn~ -are
calculated. the U nited States 1s m a
three-way tie for second place
among the countries stud1t"d ..
The Educauo n Department e'it1 -
mates tot.al education spending b
state. local and federal government"
will tot.al $353 billion this year.
8 ) this measure. Swt"dcn spends a
laracr share of national income on
,..._._ Me EDUCATION/ A21
GOOD MORNING
Opinion ............................... A9
People .................................. A7
PoNc~ log............................ Al
PUbtk Noclc-.s ...................... 16
CM won't extend lease,
offers alternate site
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
OI t~ O.ity "•01 \toft
fhe hek:tltl'rl·d \hare ()u r \l·I \l''
t hant\ lu\t 11' hid \111nJ.1, lc>r .1
1hrl·e-inon1h l'' tl'1t"11n Jt Kl·a < 11111
mun11~ < l'ntt·r to .1lh1\l thl' ~111ur t• •
purlha't' 11\ 1>"n hu1l<l1n~
The < 0\1.1 \ll·,.i < 11' l nunl ii ,k.
n1l·d the l'\tl·n"11n .!-1 » 11h < 11un
nh\umJn \tJI\ I t11rnhu, kk J1\\l·n1
111g
··')ha mt· on 'ou rx·t•rk · ~ d Int
onl' t•I thl' J1t/l'n' 111 \I I\ 'UP[Xlrtt'r'
"hu 'Mii 1hr11ugh thrn• hour' 111 J 1,.
l U\\100 1111 I ht• 11\J l ll'r
\0 '> l11unda Jnd J11l·,h11 kJn
f oroa th \ t l\A. l'd to ligh I I hl· l 11 \ 10 1 h
n1(t111n ell111 t' 'lh1·Jukd 111 hq:1n
fhur..J.1 \
Hornhud .ll' t.11 lnl '"'""''"''° ht:1 lPUntt·rr.iri-.. 1 till' lll't·d '"' 1h1
l'\lt'n\11111 ··rh1' 1, Jn l \llll""'' t .. 1h1· ,.,
tl'll\tnn \ IJ' .. 1 I\ tn H . II • r
')pondl·d
ln.,tcad 11 nh·nd111g "' pr 't Pt
k.l\l' thl· ,11un,il '"ll'll un .. 1111
nwu .... h Ill lt'IP,Jll' thl' I• 111J dl\tllhlt
t111n ~~·11tn JI thl' < nmn1un1t\ I >t
'l'loprnl·nt C 11Unl ti heJJ4u.1nl'r' •111
\\ l'\I \IJ1 \nhur H11uln .irJ IH'.H thr
\Jnta \I .J I{ I\ l'
Rl·"J,·nt' •h.11 :h1· !<1 1 1 "'"
11 unit. < l'ntn "hl·n· ·•'ll· • h.1rit
h.1, ~l·n h11u,l·d l11r 21 ' .tr, h.1\"
u•rnpl.1111\'d ,Jh11u: r11•hkm' \\flh thl
t l 1l'n t~ in\'lud1nF harr.1"n1l·nt
I
utntl' Jnd unnJt1on 111 therr ~ards
In rt•,ron\l'. tht' < 1 1~ Council in
Juh rl'lu<.e<l to renc:"' the SOS lease
J11J g..ne the ~h<irll) six mo nths 10
rind .1 Ill''-' humt
Rl'ton,1daJt1on 11f that d ec1s1on
,.1mc on a motion trom Hornbuckle.
hJ~t·d un nc"' 1nforma11on about
111i-."hk 'olu11on~ tor the count) ·s
l.ir~'"'' pri' J ll' pm crt~ relref agem·~.
\ 11unulman On .\mburge) op-
l)("1·d rcu1n\llkra11on of 1hc issue
l it-l""'"1en1h has \Oted agatn'it
thl· lJu11t\ ., l1>1.Jt1un 1n a res1dr-n11al
lil 1~t1h< rhou<l
· I hl' nqw 11' l' t m pact created b)
-..<I.\ 'h11ulJ n111 ht-rn an,o nc·s
h,1d,\J1J It \hlt uldn't tk' 1n an)
rl ,,J~·n t1JI .ire.1 .\mburge' said
111 '>l'd.ing thl' l'\ll'O\JOn. SOS sup-
p11rtl·1., ..... 11J thn \A.nuld mo'e o ur of
thl· huilJ1ng \pnl '11
I h1., 1thl· .\pnl )IJ mo,e) 1s a
n ... h t)l:l'l·r "'lu1111n to e\enonc-·s
pr h l·n. I 1rhJth ...aid "V. l' are
rrl J"IJfld I•• 1111 1t .do ne. all we ask 1<1
11 ml· h , 11mrktl' thl· dea l ..
I 1irh.1th \Jtd tht group la\! Thurs-
JJ' m.1Jl· ..1 n ulkr on an und1<;(. IO'ied
Jt1,Jl1 •n 111 Jn 1ndu'>tnal area of
< '''J \k-...i Jnd 1<, C\pcc11ng a
r. 'l'"ll'l lr••m thl· 1\A.ncr Inda~ The
diMd. 'l' t'I · ·d a S 'f>0.000 dona-
111111 111 hl·lp \ltlh the pur(hac;e
I , •f''..1111 lhJnJ...l·d the uium 11 for
"' 'j ll" ltl I olkr nt lhC' ( rx
(Ple.se Stt SOS/A21
NB Realtor
slain in
1 her home
Dr. Victor Leipzig
.ingt• < Punt· 'l h11ol 1 hildrrn .ind thC'
ruhlt, I t'll'll!l "II "··rk h.il l 111111 .• ,
thl' Hnl\J < h,, .1 t "1"''' \ .111<' d1t t'l
t11r J n,I 1i .. 1i t1n11 ·'' .1 ""kl!l'
f Please see LEIPZIG/ AZJ
By IRIS YOKOI
Of 1>w o...,. """' ~·""
\ prPmrnl·nt 't'\A.porl Beach real
e'tJ tl' JSl'nt and .i mak fnend were
t11und '>h•11 to dl·ath 1n her Laguna
'-1gul·I tm1o nhnu<,e \1onda~ 1n what
"'J' ht.·tinnl 111 hJ 'C been a murder-
<;u 1udc
( •l'rald1nl· · kn" l\farg.aret Hunt.
"-. \A.J' l11und dead in the upst.a1~
m<1\tt·1 tx·J rnom nt' her pastel<ol-
orl·d 1.1 .... nh11mc 111 the Chandon
<lnl'lt1pmen1 off Manna H ills
Dn' e 'C\ 1 10 her 1n her bed was a
-~-,ear-old man whom the Orange
< ount~ ~hcnlT\ Depanment dcchn-
t•d to 1dt·n111\ pending nnt of kin
T he.-man "'as a lo ng11me fnend of
H unt\ and h'ed 1n the San Diego
Ml'a. all'C•rd ing to H unt's fnends.
.\uth11n11c\ '><lid the man ap-
p.lrcnth 'ho t Hunt. owner of Hunt
fPlu~ Stt DEATHS/All
Noriega escapes, but
he's only wanted in OC
By City News S~rv1ce
Orange: ( nunt' 'lhenff, 1kru11n \h1nda' wc~ look.mg for a
m;rn n.inwd ;-..onrg,1. "'hn ,.,t .. 1p1:tl lr1•m a m1n1mum sccun ty Jiii.
But d o n't call Prc:<o1dl·nt Hu'h IU\I \C't
Hel 1111 'Jonega al<-n !!fll'' h' tht• alia't lorgc Carlos Rodriaucz_
.ind I\ n1lt related 10 tht• h1rnwr P.inaman1an c;trongman now bcina
hdd in a l\11am1 Jail
Shcnff~ Lt Ja, ~frn<lrr \CIHJ that between ,.15 and 5:30 a.m .
:\onega e~apcd from the JanH·,· .\ Mu.,1ck Branch Jail.
T he inmat('. descnbcd a<1 17 \t'ar~ old and 5 feet 10 inches tall.
I ~O pounds. with hlack h:11r and hrown eves, was found m illina
dunng a ~ '0 a.m bed chrcl..
"HC' 1s not cons1dC'rcd dangerouo;:· Mendez said.
Noncga was arrested ~ IQ on cha.racs of burpary and
rcce1' ing <1tolen propert~. Mendez o;a1d.
He wa transfcncd to the Musick Branch Jiii on Dec. 21 -d9e
da~ after . armed forces 1n,•aded Panama.
Spons ................................ 81-4
TV Usrlngs........................... A8
W~r .............................. AS
W~ ............................ AS
...
-NOLLY J. WAGNlll °' .. ~ ......
Pailure or . an electrical trans-
fonncr 1t 1n Edison subslltion left
about 16.000 customers oo the south
aide of Huntinaton Beach in the
datk Crom 9:SO to 10:22 p.m . Mon-
day.
The short in the transformer at
Lake St.rcct and Indianapolis Av-
enue switched the power draw to
other transformers., which over-
loaded and went down, said Mike
Manin, Edison area manager.
Martin said the cause of the fatl·
ure was unknown, but it is unlikely
it bad to do with the rainy weather.
"We won't know until we get the
transformer o ut of there and look at
it," he said. "Transformers are in a
bank of three. If you lose one the
olben don't fuDclioa rilba.• be llid.
PoWft' WU reelOnd after' l!dilm
tecbniciam switdled IO 8 .......
at the l8mt sublul .. Mlinill ....
H untinaton Beedl police umcei1
were dispetcbed to l8wnl mw-
sections alona Pacific Coue H•
way to control traffic duriftl ihe
outaae. but reported no 1ee9*nts •
problems.
Huntington .Beach Fire Oooen-
ment companies were Clllcd to
check the transformer ind loot for
other problems, cnaineer Gery
Glenn said.
"We're j~t chasing around look-
ing for downed wires.. but we haven't
found any," Glenn said.
While Manin could not five
boundaries of the outqe, Glenn
estimated power was lost throuahout
the city south of Yorktown Avenue.
more rain
en the way
9y IMS YOt<Of . . .............
Keep your ploshes and umbrellas
bandy. The rain i&n't lcttina up. Mother Nature demonstrated that
Monday as skies that were supposed
to remain dry for a day or two
Instead released sporadic rain on the
Oranac Coast. Updated weather
forecasts. meanwhile, predict
showers may hit us again as early as
toni&hL
LB to consider a park
in Top of World area
Jeen l'Of'INttl lleftf clll'ector of IOI,, and
ottler SOS supporters end their l·Uy fast
.......
at • dinner before MondaY-• City Council
1Weetlft9.
M"onday's li&ht rain didn't cause
too many problems for Orange
County law enforcement agencies.
which were still recuperating from
weekend storms that caused five
fatalities on the frttWays.
Oouds arc expected to increase
this afternoon. accompanied by
westerly winds al about IS mph and
a 30 percent chance of showers.
High temperatures arc slated in the
upper 50s to lower 60s .
The chance of showers increases
to 60 percent Wednesday. with
cloudy and breezy skies expected.
Showers should end Thursday, but
there rcmaim an increasing chance
of showers aturday, according to
ex tended forecasts.
By LESLIE EARNEST °' rrw Dally ,.._ sun
The Laguna Beach Ci ty Council
will consider tonight whether a
proposed 15-acrc park including soc-
cer and baseball fields and up to
eight tennis courts should be created
adjacent to the Top of the World
nci&hborhood.
lhc plan. which ts being rec-
ommended by cny staff. would
provide what they say are .. , e~
badly needed" athletic facilit1es for
Laguna residents. The council.
EDUCATION
FromA1
educauon than does t~ l ln11ed
States. and Canada and the Nether-
lands spend equivalent amo untc;
But when spending on higher
education is removed from com-
parative date. the report said "the
retative position of U.S. spending
falls from a three-way tie for second
highest in spending to close to the
bottom of the group of 16 induc,tnal
na11ons."
ARRESTS
From A1
was not aware that the trio "H'rc
murder suspects.
"We talked to him at length )l·s-
terda)." Purcell said Monday "We
arc satisfied at this point that he wa ..
not aware the~ were wanted for
murder:·
The thrtt art susp<"ctcd of kllhng
the New York man in December.
Purcell said. Police have also linked
the suspects to three hom1c1dC's 1n
Fulton earlier th1c; month. Purcell
said.
Late Monday. Ehlow said he got a
call from authorities 1n Goodlet-
tsville. Tenn .. who said the> had a
similar homosexual murder earl~
this month.
Five New York State pohrc dctet ·
tivcs were en route to San Clemente
on Monday. Purcell said. M1sm-
s1ppi investigators were also en
route. Ehlow said.
Extradition proceedings will he
started to allow the three suspect<; 10
be returned to New Yo rk 10 latt·
murder charges. Purcell said.
Af\cr they were a pprehended.
Mead and Holland cooperated with
DEATHS
FromC1
Associates in Newport Beach. and
then killed himself. possibly Fnday
' niJ!:tt. Sheriffs Lt. Richard Olson
said a motjve for the shoo11ngs was
still undetermined.
A ha ndfun was found on the bed.
Olson said. He said the number of
shots fired was still undctcnmned
Monday.
The Sheriffs Department wac;
called ·to the scene around noon
. Monday by a neighbor who became
, cooccmed because she hadn't seen
. Hunt for KVeraJ days, according to
()hon. Hunt was last seen about 5 e.m. Friday leavina her Newport
Center office on San Joaquin Hills
llo9d.
"We left the office together and
• 9'e Wiii toina to show a rental, and
tbien lbe WU aoing to 10 home," said
AllUl IC..inchmer, a cl09C friend and
UIOdase of Hunt's for the put 13
,_.~ said she did not know
wllll led 10 the lbootinp. She said ..... a.aware or any quarrel or Cldict Hunt couJd have bad with
, .... ~whom f!unt had known
•-~ ~ ~ sometbina to do
' ~ii mental condition," llid. ''I tbCJlulht be Ml a ~ .,
a.ts ~bon in the quiet
•1 ol. lne4«w IOWBbomes ........ ~~=; I ~•11lm ~ llid ~were ~--=~:"'~
which 1s being asked to certify as
complete an environmental rc~rt
on the park plan, will also consider
several other proposals. sos
From A1
building. But she contradiclcd
claims by Buffa that SOS could
move into the facility and have it
operational in two weeks.
of the Rea center by midnight
Thursday.
Forbath said she's -willing to fight
the city in court.
Amburgey and west side l"C$idcnts
said the charity should move
w1thout a fight.
"To wait to the last minute and
then oppose the eviction, I don·t
think is a very credible thing to do,"
Amburgey said.
U nder the COC proposal. SOS
would pay SI per m o nth for the first
year in the 4,200-squarc-foot build-
ing. Payments then would be based
on a sliding scale and the charity
would assume all rent by the seventh
year.
As recommended by the staff, the
park would be developed on two
pieces of land: a 5-acrc plot ap-
proved previously and dedicated for
park use and an adjacent 10-acrc
parcel which 1s pan of 475 acres the
Cll} purchased for open space and
annexed in June 1989. The remain-
ing 465 acres would be maintained
as permanent open space.
However. some opponents say
City Council approval of such a
project would set a dangerous prece-
dent by allowing such a develop-
m ent on land originally intended to
be left open.
The bu1ld1ng would require the
addrtion of counters a nd sinks to
make it operational for the charity
that serves more than 250,000
hungry per year, she said.
Such renovations would take until
April 30, the same amount of time
necessary to complete escrow on the
building SOS hopes to purchase, she
said.
Laguna Laurel factions meet
The storms that brought rain to
the coastal areas dro pped snow to
around the 4,000-foot level in the
Southern California mountains and
caused low temperatures in the m1d-
tcens to m1d-20s. Tire chains were
required 1n the San Bernardino
Mountains heading into the ski rc-
sons.
The Wednesday storm sho uld
continue to blanket the mountains
with snow and ki ck up some gu~t y
winds until Thursday. The snow
level 1s expected to hit 3.000 feet 1n
the north to 4.000 feet 1n the south. "The thing 1s. we·re trying to save
o pen space to be kept natural in
pcrpctuit) and we can't have it be
'ulncrable e'er) time somcbodr has
a bright idea 10 use a httlc of it.' said
Gene Felder. a member of Village
Laguna. "This would be the greatest
insult to all the environmentalists
\I, ho spent so man~ weekends and so
man~ hourc, to gather signatures to
quail f~ Prup. 70 for the ballot."
polilc 1n an effort to draw Goodman
out of the . outh Laguna house.
Purcell said. When thev \I.ere unsuc-
cc<;c,ful o fficer<> mo,cd.1n Residents
1n the ~outh Laguna neighborhood
''crc neH·r in danger dunng the
~\.\AT team operation. Pu rec II c;a1d .
"lie wasn·1 g111ng to be getting
av.a,," Purcell c;l11d. "And 1f 11 be-
came a gun halllc. there wasn't an
1mmcd1atc threat to the ne1gh-
horhood ...
.\crording 10 a rcponer at a newc;-
papcr 1n lta\l.amba ( ount). Miss .
v.hcrc three o f the murder '1ct1ms
!J,ed, the v1ct1ms there dtcd Jan. 7
and their hod1c'i were d1~overed the
follov.ing da~
T\l.O of thl' '1ct1ms. \I.ho ll\cd
together. were found in a burned
house about 10 miles south of
Fulton. the reponcr 'iaid. They had
been c;hot. he <>aid.
fhe third '1c11m was found shot
1n his home, according to the re-
porter. All three 11',,ed in the Itawam-
ba ( ount' area.
Nevertheless, the city is prepared w file and serve an unlawful de-
tainer on the charity Thursday, Sttk-
ing an eviction order from a Su-
perior Coun j udge.
Such a move could take two to
three months, city officials said.
The city earlier ordered SOS out
LEIPZIG
From A1
The new conservan9 stems from
the Bolsa Chica Planning Coalition
that last )car hammered out a his-
toric agreement calling for resto-
ration of I. I 00 acres while also
spelling out development rights for
the Signal Landmark Co. of Ir vine
to build ahout 4.000 homes on 400
acrc'i of land
In his ncv. JOb. he'll JO•n w11h the
-Orange ( ounty Depanment of
Education 1n developing an outdoor
education rnrrn:uhm. He'll also help
decide the lornt1on and offerings of
a n 1n1crpctall\ c center for \IS1tors.
He'll also monitor and have a
voice 1n the restoration efforts to be
led h} Dr. Michael Josselyn. a San
Frannsco State professor who
Le1p11g calls one of the nation's
foremost biologists and wetlands
authon11e'
Lc1p11g 'ia1d he foresees the resto-
ration program ~•retching out over
the years because of continued oil
operation~ b> Shell 011. There have
been e'illmatc~ that 011 ac11,·11y will
last 20 >cars
ly The Daffy PNot
A two-hour meeting Mo nday be-
tween Laauna Beach city officials
and Irvine Co. officials yielded no
decisions or announcements on cf-
fons to settle the dispute over the
proposed Laguna Laurel develop-
ment.
Another meeting has been schcd-
the Bolsa Chica Gun Oub and
again, starting in the 1920s. by oil
drilling companies.
A minimal wetlands rcsroratton
merely would conunuc to bnng sea
water into the Bolsa Chica under
Warner Avenue and from Hun1-
1ngton Harbour. Leipzig said.
M ore water would be available for
wetlands if a non-navigable channel
1s cut to the sea. he said. Resto rers
could get more \\oater h~ taking out
all levees. he said.
Wetlands "are the m ost prcCH)u\
tyf>C? o f habitat in California," h~
said. "Where's there's water thl'rt"'
hfe "
Le1pz1' said he'll also work \\1th
the city s tounst bureau on the
wetlands' "natural draw" for tour-
ists. "It 1s good in all aspect~ -
econom1call}. as a destination to sec
wildlife 1n Huntington Beach."
Leipt1g has a degree in political
science from Stanford and a doc·
toratc in biology fro m Weslc)an
University in Connecticut.
The restoration of the Bolsa Ch Ka
wetlands. when II comes. will be the
second restoration 1n the area.
uled for Friday. according to Larry
Thomas, Irvine Co.'s vice president
of corporate co mmunica11ons.
"We pursued an idea from the last
meeting. but there ts no plan yet."
said Laguna Beach Mayor Lida Len-
ney, who added all parties had
agreed not to disclose further infor-
mation on the meeting.
Forecasters said the rains helped
alle' 1a1c the effects of d rought in the
region. but warned 11 will take a
senes of dov.n pours and a substan-
tial o;now pack to alleviate ft'ars of
warcr shonag,·s this year.
W~dn~sday's Cov~r Story: Ca/trans Is making vis/bl~
progr~ss on Its ~xt~nslon of th~ Costa M~sa Fr~~way,
but tMr~ Is st/II a long way to go.
Pacific Coast H1ghwa).
Gary Gorman. president o f a
H unttngton Beach homeowners
group formed to protec t the
coastlam.J on thl· \nuth side of the
ul}. ')a1ll the OC\\ \\etlan<I., .. , .. funl··
tioning \'Cr) \l.l'll :ind I'> rnm1ng ~ack
a!> expected."
Least terns. l'grc.·t<. heroM and
about 25 Spt'CJl'' ot h1rdc. arc.• making
1hc1r homl' on Jhc land that \\ac;
onll' O\I. ne<l b} thl' ( ah lorn 1a De-
partment of Transportation and
earmarked for the 111-fated Pacific
( oast Frec"'a'
More 1mportantl). Ciorman said,
marine organ1c;ms ha"c returned to
the area. marking the bcg1n n1ng., of
the ecOS)'>tcm fotid chain he .. aid
"It takes \cars w be 'utcec;o;ful.
We sec po<,1t lvc change<; hut haven·1
c'pen cnccd all of nature's qclcs."
Gorman. a fireman in Long
Beach. said hr neH'r g;1' l' 11 murh
though! \I.hen hl' U'il'd to we bull·
doLers \l.Ork1ng on n marshland
getting rl·ad~ to build homco;
"Hell. I thought 11 was progrcc;~ ...
hl' ~Id.
The state has lo~t about 90 percent
of its wetland\. arrnrding 10 some
estimates
Gorman. whu wo rked w11h the
Bo lc;a C 'h1ta C un-.enancy's Lc1p11g
in H''.tnrat1on of the 17-acrc
'>'l'llanl.I~ \Ill' nm.·rl·d high pr:ll'il' tor
him
.. IC IS \Cr). \Cf) dcd1call'd Ill
(·onS(.'r' dtion. and he''> alwa) s hl·l·n :..
staunl h ~upportcr of Bolsa ( h1l.1
\.\'1th Im knowledge. background
and contnbut1ons. I can't 1h1nlo. ol
an)onl' hl·tter for the JOb ...
Sh1rlc~ Dettloff. president of thc
2.000-memt>l·r .\m1gos de Hul'a
( h1ca en' minmcntal organ11atwn
that h.11 11l'J for )Car!. to preserve the
Hol<>a Chtra. also ha1led Le1p11g'c,
thOlll' a\ l onscr' ancy director
"I don't kno\I. anH1ne who kno\I.~
mnn· ahout Bolc,a (·h1ca than Vil·
tor .. 'hl· \31d
The Nc·\I, York '1c11m. who lived
alone. \I.a\ found sho t in his
bedroom 1n mid-December. the re-
porter s.a1d That v1ct1m had been
dead 1wo da~s when the bod> was
disco,crcd. he 'ia1d.
One of hi\ ma)or tasks will be
analy11ng. along with Josselyn. vary-
ing altcrnatl\C~ to bnng water into
the IO\I. land area that was first
dammed 1n 1899 h) the owners of
Last Februaf). big canh-mo\lng
machines widened the Orange
County Flood Control channel and
rcmo' cd a levee at the ocean to g1.,.e 11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· life-giving water to I 7 acres of de·
K1rschmer and another woman and
called 11 Hunt Associates. "'It was
really Jeri's company." Kirschmer
said.
Hunt was an active member of the
Nt'wport Beach.Costa Mesa Board
of Realtor'i. which she Joined in
1980.
"She was JUSt a respected. pro-
fessional, elegant lady with a fine
reputation -j ust a very sensitive.
wonderful person," said Barbara
Aune, a Newport Beach real estate
agent who knew Hunt both pro-
fessionally and personally .
Aune recalled she and Hunt
worked together at McNab Irvine
Realty before Hunt opened her own
firm. "She's o ne of the people I
considered a dear friend." Aune
said.
But Aune said she didn't get to sec
Hunt often because of their busy
li-s. The two occasionally met for
lunch or at business fu nctions in
town, Aune said. In fact, the list
time Aune saw Hunt was all busi-
nns event a couple of months qo.
.. And then 1 aot a darti:na
Christm.u card (from Hunt) that
said, 'We've sot to act toaether.'"
Aune said.
In her spen time, the divonicd
Just ca/1642-6086
Hunt liked to spend time at home.
Ktrschmer said. with her two dogs,
a Yorkshire temer and a Lhasa
apso. A native Californian. Hunt
li ved the last IS years in the Laguna
Niguel area. Kirschmcr said.
"She was very much a homebody.
She loved to be at home."
Kirschmcr said.
Hunt's only daughter. Dana. 30.
came from Los Angeles to spend
each weekend with her mother,
Kirschmcr said. But Dana did not
visit her last weekend. Kirschmer
said.
H unt had moved into her
townhomc around December. ac-
cording to ncil)lbor Adrienne Har-
rison. who moved in a few doors
down in November.
Hamson said because of the new-
ness of the homes, none of the
neighbors knew each other that well.
but she of\cn chatted casually with
Hunt. "She had two little d?f.S. We
had that as common sround, ' Har-
rison said.
Hunt was obviously a successful.
classy lady, Harrison said. The
short-haired blonde was always well
dressed, looked about l 0 yean
younter than her real• and drove
an immaculate sreen JllUAf with
llliDoit licale sm-Hmilon l8id..
What do you Ute about tbc Daily Pilot? Whit
don't you lib? Call tbe namber Move and your
"'""" wiO be •ecorded. truecribed Ind de-
graded land at Brookhurst Street and
··Someone said they'd seen her
Jaguar at Chnstmas time filled to
the top with Christmas prcsonts:·
Hamson said. "That shows you
what kind of person she was. he
was JUSI a real nice lady. a real gentle
soul."
Hunt once showed Hamson a
beautiful collection of old oak
furniture she had stored in her gar-
age and explained that she had at
one time owned a house in Monarch
Beach and later one 1n Niguel
Shores, Harrison said.
"She was in and o ut a lot." Har-
• rison said. "She was such a pleasant.
sweet lady.··
But Hamson said she had never
seen Hunt's male fncnd at the
townhouse.
Harrison said she was home on
Friday night and didn't hear any
loud voices or gunshot!. But then. 1t
was raining that night, she said.
"Plus. we have-tiled roofs1" Har-
rison noted. "Mixed in with the
raindrops. we couldn't hear any-
thina."
.. It wa1 jull so spooky. She'd been
in there so Iona and nobody had
noticed. Even tbouah it wasn't an
iatruderil it wu 1 murder. I don't
think I' lhake this for a lona time."
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IU I I I I I "\ U o \ H It
Thomas Rfleys to get
humanitari·an awards
FV council to try again to flll vacancy
Oranae County Humanitarian Awards Dinner
on Saturday 11 the Disneyland Hot.el will honor
Supervisor Thomas F. Riley and his wife Emma
Jane.
The cvcnina will begin with a reception at 6
p.m. Dinner follows at 1 with cntenainment
afterward. Theme for the awards ceremony is .. An
Enchanted Evcnina."
The llileys have chosen charities benefiting
AJDS research and care in Oranae County to
r~ive all proceeds from the event.
For reservations or more information. call
645-6300.
Tt!chnlcal writing t!xamlnt!d
The area's National Writers C lub chapter will
meet for brunch at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Irvine
Marriott Hotel. 18000 Von Karman Ave.
Technical writer and newsletter editor Rose-
mary Boyd will share the pros and cons of being
a tc-chnical writer.
Aspiring and published writers are welcome.
Cost is SI 0 for members and S 12 fo r nonmembers.
For more information. call 968-5716.
.An classt!s offt!rt!d
The Laguna Methodist An Assoc1auo n offers
an an class from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on
Mondays 1n the social hall of the Methodist
Church at 21632 Wesley Drive. South Laguna.
Teacher 1s Margaret Shepard. a watercolorist
and graduate of the Massachusetts School of An
m Boston.
For more informauon. call June DouSllas at
586-1205 or Gretchen Broenng at 675·7592.
Saft! driving for st!nlors
Orange Coast College will ofTer a one-day
dnving workshop for those 55 and older from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday in lecture hall IOI at the
coll ege. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa.
The workshop covers current dnving equip-
ment and laws: sa fe driving techniques:
d1min1~hed aud10/v1sual perceptions: effects of
fatigue. alcohol and med1cat1ons on performance.
tra,el planning and choosing safe routes: and
making crucial dec1s1ons in emergencies.
Instructor 1s John Regan. a lieutenant who has
been \\Ith the Costa Mesa Police Dcpanment for
27 )ears. Course fee as S2 I and pan1c1pants must
ha'e a valid California dn"er's license. For regis-
tration or more 1n format1on. call 432-5880.
Living trust laws prob~d
Older Women's League of South Orange
Count ) wi ll ofTer a seminar on changes to la"'s of
II\ 1ng trusts and estate planning 1n a meeting a1 10
a m Saturda) at Hoag Health Center. 4870 Bar-
ranca Park"a). ln·1ne
Speaker will be attornc' Nora Mom">on
Older Women's League I'> an ad\ocaq group for
1\\ues important to mid-life and older women.
The meeting 1s open to \'1\llOr'>. For more
1nformat1on. call Rachel Jone\ at 5~ I ·347X or ka'
( amt: at .5S~-804Q ·
Callfomla oaks l~cture topic
fhe Tree So<'.'1ct> ofOrangl' Count~ recogn11c\
1990 as the Year of the Oak w11h J ')Cminar on tht•
h1'>lol). u~'>. presen at1on and mainwnance of oai..
tret:s at 2 p m. Sunda)
The program 1!t in l\\O pan' First. \ltl..e
£,ans of the Tree of Lili: Nur')(.'f\ "'Ill g1H' a
sltdc/'iound presentation ralleJ "<hk!i of ( ali-
forn1a: Their H1stol) and I lse'i" Then Jim Bar~
cenifil'd arbonst and owner nf Ba rr}·., T rl'l' <arc.
v.11l lccturc on ··Prco;en1ng Natt\l' Oaks and fhl'lr
Ma1 n11:na nce ··
The prngram 1s at Macke\ .\ud11onum. H uh~
Gerontolog) Center. Cal 'ital(' Fulknon .\d·
m1s\1on 1'> free and a reception foli o"'' in the patio
For more information. call .i-tt>-~ 170 or
773.3579
('..\l.t :'\DAR
Tuesday~ Jan. 16
• 6 p.m Laguna Beacb City Council. cot.nu!
chambers . .505 Forest ""r
• 7 p.m. Ocean View Scltool District Board of
Trusttts, dastnct education center. 16040 B "it .
Huntington Beach.
9y HOUY J. WAGNIR
Of .. Diii}< ,... .....
Fountain Valley's Ciry Council will
take another stab toni&ht at appointina a
fifth councilman to fifl a vacancy left in
the wake of Fred Voss' November recall.
The co uncil has dcadlock.cd on the
vote 19 times in two mcctinp since the
November election, with Mayor Laurann
Cook and Councilman James Neal sup-
poning former Chamber of Commerce
president John Collins while Councilmen
James · Petrikin and George Scott sup-
ported Planning Commissioner John
McKnight.
Wilh no compromise candidate in
siaht after a special meetina called to
appoint a replacement on Dec. 12. Scott
sugesled the item appear on all future
council aiendas until an app6intment 1s
made.
Postinf the item on aaendas as a
matter o course would allow the council
to act immediately rather than wait two
weeks for another meeting if a council
member wished 10 suagcst a candidate for
the appointment.
Cook said Monday she has interviewed
more contenders since December and 1s
prepared to offer a compromise can-
didate for the council's considerauon.
Althou&h she declined to name her cham-
pion, she said she 1s optim1st1c about tbe
candidate's chances.
"l think everyone 1s willing to make a
compromise at this point." she said. "But
that doesn't mean I think John Collins
doesn't still deserve ll (the seat)."
Scott said Monday he is still behind
McKnight. Petnkrn said he would favor
McKnight amonJ the candidates who
have been considered previously. but
might change his mind 1f a new name
came up.
Both Scott and Petnlcm said the) have
not interv iewed an) more candidates
since the last deadlock and were not e"en
A,. LAte•,.-o
ft•r•m•dlcs •tt•mpt to revive l'ellx l'onbon• of
S•nt• An• who w•s f•tally wounded In • shoot-
Ing on th• S•nt• An• fre•w•y on Mond•y
morning. He died tn M•rtln Luther Ho1plt•I.
1-5 Freeway shooting leaves one
motorist dead, another wounded
By City N~ws S~rvlc~
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monn. ,hut 11 11ut 1111 tht· ...,,1n1.1 \na
h1.'l'\\J\ on \l1111dJ\ kJ' 1ng unl' lll•JJ
JnJ thl' nlhl'r \'11un1kd
f ht· Int 1dt• n I 111.1, U rrcd on I ht• \huu lJn
nl lht• n11r1hhound I.tilt'' ol lhl· \~inlJ .\nJ
rrl'l'\\,I\ 111 \n,1lll'1111 .1h1111l :0.. 'fl J 01
\ n.1h .. · 1 m pnltl t' I t I 11h n < rn" -..111.J
'i~I I r,1n l.. \.an 1k \\ l't·rd ,,111J lhl·
Jrt\l'I\ 111 .I l1ghl f)lll..Up ,111d ,I \JO. l'al'h
of \\hll h "'·I' 1•1.l UJ1l1°d h\ .ii lt':l\I (\\(I
rx·11pk II.id pulkJ ot! lhl' lrl'l'\\,l\ \\\Ulh
111 ( fl'\ll'l1 1 \\l.Olll'
Tht: JrtH'r' gol uut and fated-off on
the \hmilJl•r during the ru'>h hour. polilC
\~t < hl't Rarr. 'aid
·· 1 ht·rt: w:i, J "l'rhal alterca11on anJ
1ht·n 1hn hep.an \hooting at each other"
\Jn Jt: v. l'l'rd ...aid '-1ne '>hdl~ repuned·
I' "l'rl· found 31 lhl' ~ene
ParJmeJ1l '> from thl' C )range ( ounl\
f 1rl' Department'\ --:onh D1~pa1th
< l'nll'r "'ere c,ent to thl' \<.t:nt: al iS l6 am
fhe '>Ur\1\0r \\ho police "'ere \till
Ir. 1ng 10 1Jent1f\ late this afternoon.
unJc~rnl 'urgl'f\ at l '(I \<1ed1cal
< l'ntl'r hut "'a' rqx1n1:J 1n stable con·
d111on \'an tk \\ eerd ~1J
1-c:ll\ Rumho Fonbona \IJ
\na d11:J at ~1 an1n l u1hcr
\1ed1l al (enter 1n .\nJhe1m
01 \anta
H11\pt1.il
Orangc:-
C aunt' cornnn'\ \po~e,man
[1Jerh ~1d
Jame\
c;e, era I "'1tne''><"'> v.crc 4ut'\l111ned
aboul the 1nc1<len1 Barr. \Jl<l hul .ill
"erci. reka\Cd
fht· C alitorn1a H1ghv.a\ PJ!r11I do,t·d
Jll n11nhh11und and 'iomc \t•uthhound
lant'' JI the <.eene lnr almo~I lour hour\
3\ lhl· l·,..me '>Cene 1n\e\t1gat1•10 l•IO·
t1nucJ 1.rea11ng a huge 1raff1l 1am
Man held in alleged assault at beach
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of IM 0.Mly ,....,, \lat'
.\ Laguna Beach man "'ho f}Ohl·e \3\
U!>l'll a hro!..cn holllc to sla'>h anotht•r
man·, throat at Main Bea1.h on 'iunda'
night has been arrt:stcd on c;uo;p1non ot
a\~ult "'1th a Jeadl~ "'capon
\ean \h1rC\ :V1ilkr. 21. "a'> takt:n into
cuslo<l> after.he "a' found h1d1ng on the
pa110 ol The Greeter's Corner Restaurant
shurtl~ alkr the allJd poltlT 'igt RJ\
mond LarJ11: said
The \ 1cttm. Patnrk \\ \tai..1. 211 re·
~u1red l 5 '>l1tchn Ill h1<. throat a' a rl'<.ult
oi the assault
The altercation began at I 0 : I pm
"'hen \t tiler maJc a pa-;s at ~1al..1-,
girlfncnd on \1a1n Beach. La rd1c ..aid
When Ma!..1 ao;h·d \filler to ka,e. lhl'
suspect produced a broken bottle and
made: a <;(ashing motion at the \ 11.'11m.
\Ull1ng \1 a!..1 in the 1hroJt LJrJ1l· \31J
\ltlln tkJ 11n loot anJ ''a'i dl'>l.11\ crcJ
b' 11t1icer. h1d1ng on thl' pa1111 ot tht•
roourant
\1 1lll'r "'a" 1Jcn11f1ed h' \IJl..1 and
tak,·n 10 Orange c ounl\ Jatl 1n lteu of
S lll.IKl(l bail Lard1c ..aid Then· v.crc 1v.11
otht•r "'1tne<,se<. 111 thl· a\\Jult
Maki "'a' 131..l·n ICl ...,nuth < oa'it \kd1-
cal ( entl'r v. hC'rl· h1.· v. a' treat<'d anJ
rcka\CJ
sutt th" item will be brought off the table
Tuesday.
Neal said he would inlCrVlew some
possible new candidate$ before the meet-
ing tonight.
All of the council members said they
haH been looking for someone all four
can agr~ on. New candidates have
throv.n their hats into the ring. but thole
ne~ prospects ha"c asked their names
not be announced unless they arc assured
suppon 1n a \Ole
The council v.111 m~t at 8 tonight an
the Cit) ( ounc1l Chambers at Fountain
Valle~ Cit) Hall 10200 Slater Ave
Republican
Assembly
endorses
Ferguson
By HOUY J . WAGNER
.\ssembl~man (,11 fergu$on of Laguna
Bealh has "'on 1hc: c:ndorsement of the
eight C alatorn1a Rc:pubhcan .\$$Cmbl~
units 1n 1h1: JI s1 D1stnc1 in a special
endorsing Lon\ l'nt1un
Fergu!>on I'> among eight candidate~ 1n
a spenal Senatc: deu1on called b~ Go~
George [)('ukmt:Jlan for Fc:b. o to fill the
seal \alcHc:J b~ \\ 1l11am ( ampbell. R-El
Toro. v. hen hl' rn1gned Ot-c l 5 to ~
co mt· pr<.'\11.knt e1t thl· ( J hfom1a \fanu·
facturers \'>'>tK.1at111n
.\lso 1n thl' tidJ are Repubhcam. Run
lsk\ Ill Brl'.I r rJn!.. Hill of \\ h11t1er and
<Jar. \t1lkr 111 D1Jmond Bar Demcxrat'
Jani.l°c: l •rJhJm 111 L.lguna Hills. Bradle~
\h FaJ1.kn ot V. l.'1 C O\ 1na and Thomas
\\haling 11! TI T m11 Jnd \mencan lnde-
pc·nden1 K11t'x·rt Lt'"'" of Ro ..... land
Hc:1gh1.,
Thc: endnr'-l'ml'Ot rt·qu1red a tv.o-third'
'ote fr11m thl' .ueJ ~ C R .\ de kg.ate<,
Fagu'>on l!,lll : ' 111 :-'ote\ at the
u1nlc:n·n1.e \ltlln dnd Hill t'a<.·h rect'1"ed
OOl' 'nil l'k' g.111 nnnt• Onh Ferguwn
and \ltlkr Jtll·nJl·d tht· u1 nlerence 'ia1ur
dJ' 1n < 1>r11nJ Jl'I \lar
\ 01er'> 1n tht· i l'h h l'klttnn ma\ \Ole
for J lanJ1Jatt· Imm am pan' If no one
"'ID'>. a run11tl Jm11n~ 111p 'ote-gt:tll'~
trom t·a1.h part\ \\Ill 0e s .. heduled for
\pnl
--De·splle 1)\ er'\\ hC'lming suppon tor r .. ·rgu ... un .11 lhl' 1.1m krcnle. \Orne Re·
puhltt.an leJJc:r' Jrl' lOncemt·d that a
pending in\ t'Sllg.tl 1on of f{·rgu<>on b} the
\IJll' Fair Poli lit J I Pr:ll tllC'S ( omm11os1on
could 1mpa1.1 hi\ 'otl'r appeal
h·rgu\on 1~ undt·r 1n,es11g.at1un for
fai li ng 111 prompth rcpon income from
hi\ puhl1l rdatwn' firm although hC' has
"'11d lhl' Jl'IJ~ "'d'> unintentional
\\ h1k h·rgu,on I\ l'O unt1ng on
pred1lminan1h Republll·an Orange ( oun·
11an'> !m .1 'll tof\ electton v.atche~ fear Jn~ nl'g.11 1q· rc'>ula 1n the 1n,es11g.at1on
u>ulJ 1.11\t him <.upp<ln 1n a runoff 1f one
1\ requ1n•J
fhC' ( R\ cnJ1wement ~"'ings ad, an·
tagenu\ \ olunte<.·r t·ampa1gn v.ork, help
"'Ith mailing~ anJ u~ of the group's
namc: hchtnd Fergu'>.on
I he C. R .\ ha\ an estimated 400 mem·
her~ in the 'J <,t 01stnct. which stretches
from \1 1ss1on VieJO on the south to the
\\ e<it \an ( 1ahncl \' alle\ on t he nonh
rht• tOO \l.'r\atl\e group claims b . .500
ml·mtx-r~ \tatl'v.1dl'
• 7 p.m. Hutiastoo Be.cit City (elementary I
Scbool District Board of TnstttS, dastnct educa-
tion center. 2045 1 Cra1mer Lane
• 7:30 p.m. Huatin1ton Beacllt Union Hlgb
Scbool District Board of Tn1tees, Dastnct Educa-
tion Center. 10251 Yorktown Ave.
•7:30 p.m. Irvine Ualfled Scbool District
Board of Education, adm1nistrauon building. 50.50
Barranca Parkway.
Car hits, kills man crossing Coast Highway
l!ly City News Service N1s!>an 2llOS'X tra,l·ltng l'3\tbounJ jh<)ul
40 It> 55 mph. <,a1J '\e"'man
lording tel \:c"man
• 8 p.m. Foutala Valley City Couacll, coun cil
chambers. 10200 Slater Ave.
.\n un1dent11ied man \\3'> killed late
aturda~ night in ~ev.pon Beach "'hen
he "'as 'itruck b) a rar a'i he crossed West
Coast H 1ghv.a~
SC\Cfl' arnte traum~ aftl'r thl' 10·24 pm
accident. arcord1ng to ~t'"'P<H't Ekalh
police LI Tim Ne\\man
No .. nmmal charges v.all he filed
against the dn' er v.ho struck th{' ped·
estrian. Nev. man said
The pedc-;tnan fl<.'"' o'er tht· \.1<;\an·,
hood. "e"man \31d. and v.a<, 1al..c:n h'
ambulance to Hoag Hosp11al "'here he
"'as pronounced dead at Ill c, pm
ln't''>llgator. Jl·tc:rm1ncd Alissa was
not a1 fault 1n the 1nc1dent. :"iewman said.
.\hs~ "'a' not 1nto"c-at~d and witness
statements 1nd1lat<' \he could not avoid
1he ped<'<.tnan v. hl'n he stepped 1n front
of her car '-.cv. man "411d Wednesday .. Jan. 17
No meetings scheduled.
\uthonttes were st1ll attempting to
locate ne~t of kin of the dead pedestnan
Monda) ni ght. Dcscnbcd as a male H1s.-
pan1c an has earl) 20s. th<' '1ct1m died of
The petle'i tnan reponedl~ cro<i\ed from
in front of the Balboa Ba) Club. 12~ I '-"
Coast H 1ghwa~. to the northern '>Ide of
the hlghwa) and was struck b) a 1983
The drt\er of the \;1<;<.an LinJa .\ltc;<.a
~~. ot Long Beach. pulled 0 ' er to a
parking lot JUSI nonh of the ~enc and
daakd the ~I I emergenC\ numhcr al -
.. T herc'c; no cnmanal culpab1ht), ..
'.'l'"man <.a1J 'It "'as too late. She didn't
e'C'n ha\l~ ttm<.· to h11 her hrak<"s."
1'01 IC I I Of,
Newport Beach
A female called Christopher and
Co. hair salon at 2600 block East
Coast Hiahway on Friday afternoon
and said, "Somebody was there
earl ier and set a bomb. It will 10 off
in 35 minutes. This is a warnina and
serious." The salon and adjacent
shops were evacuated for approx-
imately 30 minutes but nothina was
found. • • •
Someone pried open a window of
a duplex in the 400 block of Tustin
Avenue, ransacked the home and
took a Winchester shotaun, mit-
cella.ncous huntina lmives and 1 aold
men's watch. • • • A male called a private in-
vestiptor's office in the 600 block of
Newport Center Drive and threaten·
ed bi• life. • • • Someone pried open a wind ~"I
on a 1970 Vol~Bua pubd tn a lot in the 100 . ofMcfad-
de9 Pl8Ce and ttraped I bra1ld-new
city of Newpon 1-=b pmki .. per-
mft otr the windlhidd. • • • TMft were no lips of .,.,_.
nuy, but Sll.l'O worth of "'91201
piopeny. htdudiftl two ClllW .. ~were pe tom• .......
the 1400 block of Superior A venue. • • • A purse and men's watch were
stolen from a desk set up in the
lobby of the Merid1en Hotel. 4500
MacAnhur Blvd .. dunng a conven-
tion. The purse. with S560 cash and
a rina missina. was fou nd later in a
restroom trash can at the nearby
Newpon Sheraton.
Laguna Beach
A 47-year-old woman was bat-
tered by a tccn-aac male as she was
walk.ins near Alta Laauna Park on
Friday at about 6 p.m .. accordina to
police reporu. The male aot off a
moped. pabbed the woman by the
thrOAt and threw her on the p-ouod.
police taid. Afttt mumblina aom~
th.int unin&elliait*, the autp«t "'°"
turned to the momd and drove off. --.-,-. A man WU ...... tbr SNlllic ~:ex:--........ dil&lo¥1Nd '"""'~~"''if·':'::. daJ •rn'sa
yelling and cussing at about 8:10
a.m. because her child was noisy
The man's )elhng could easily be
heard throuah her walls. she said. • • • Someone stoic a tire and nm
valued at S 150 from a I 98 I Datsun
in the 20000 block of Densmore
Lane. • • • An 8-year-old boy. said an elderly
man "was prancina" around the
runnina track at Marina High
School with no clothina except for a
pair of socks. • • • A Ncwpon Beach woman who
was shoutina for help reponedly was
draged into a black Camaro by two
men who beat her and took her car
keys.
Beach Boulevard.
Costa ~esa
The residents of a home an the
3000 blocl of Kall) brooke Lane
awakened w11ha stan unda) when
fireworks exploded in their ma1lbo' • • • The rear window of a Dodge
Omni was smashed while the car
was parked in the 2100 block of
Pomona Avenue. The radio.
amplifier, equalizer and speakers
were stolen. • • • A shopper at Crystal Court. 3333
Bear St, returned to find the door
handle on her Volbwqtn Jett.a
pried and her steftO and black
leatheT jacket miuina. • • • A man witb brown hair and a
buthy mua18Cbe was .a tneakine
away with S600 wonb or pok> lbins and jeuat ftom die 'r dr)' rVOln It
1K JlOIMSway .... 16IO hpai«
Ave. ••• A mu MC 118 ol~,.. IO
Mmm ~-·. ·""1,,• .... ....., ffld9111 llillL·JJJI A._ Gltli ~------.. .............. -.... ,...far•tllli:l•• conaJlliOll.
Man accused of rape
set on fire in Laguna
1y LESLIE EARNEST
°' -°""" .._ SUifll
A Lacuna Beach man cla1m1ng to
~ avenging the rape of has girlfnend
cau~d another man to catch fire
Sunday and was arrested for at·
tempted murder, police rcponed.
RuSSC'll Michael Nowak. 29, was
arrested after allqedly towna rub-
bina akohol on Ricardo Williams.
35. The ak:ohol was ipitcd by a
spa« heater in a bethroom and
Wuliams suffered bums to h11 leas
and buttocb. ecc:ordiaa to Uipna
Beach police SIL ltaymond La.rdie.
~ --•· . . ; . •' .' . J I .
~ .... " ,,._ I -·'
· Long-dlstanc~ calls · put on hold for AT&T cuitomers
NEW YORK. (AP) -ATAT's
pbonc syaem bad ~or probkms
connectana looa-ctiatance calls
throuabout the country Monday due
to trouble in new electronic call-
switcbina centers, the company said.
Half the calls in the nation on the
AT&:T system were not aoina tbrouah after 11 :30 a.m. PST, about
the time the problem was first no-
ticed, said Daisy Ottmann, a
spokeswoman for American Tele-
phone &. Telegraph Co.
The company reponcd that the
problem was fixed by 8:30 p_m ., but
spokeswoman Sally Sherwood said
she could not provide any more
details immediately on how the
network was returned to normal.
''Obviously through a very long.
laborious process they were able to
detect the problem and fix it,"
Sherwood said early today.
For much of the day, callers re-
ceived recordings saying all ci rcuits
were busy and calls could not be put
through, AT&T spokesmen said.
The problem seriously affected tele-
marketers, airline reservation
centen and other heavy phone
users.
In OraDJC Count}'_, Pacific Bell
rcprescntatave Linda Bonniksen said
Pac Bell lines were not affected
because it serves o nly the 7'14, 213
and 818 area codes. But the Pac Bell
system was inundated with 20,000
more calls than usual to the "O"
operator because thoK' with prob-
lems on AT&T lines were trying to
find out what went wrong.
.. Of course. we had to refer them
beck to AT&. T operators," Bon-
niksen said.
Businesses with private line
networks by AT&T were unaffected,
Linda McDougall, locaJ AT&. T
spokesman said.
She added the company com-
pleted an average of SO percent of its
calls Monday. Normal call volume
nationally is 80 to 90 million calls a
dat
'In my 20 years. I have not seen
a situation that affected as many
cities as this," spokesman Burke
Azerbaijan in state of emergency
MOSCOW (AP) -Hundreds of
Az.erbaijanis and Armenians fought
with submachine guns. helicopters
and armored vehicles as brutal
ethnic strife that claimed at le.ast 37
lives raged in the Soviet Caucasus.
official repons said Monday.
Facing the most violent Oareup in
the ethnic conOict since he became
Soviet leader. Mikhail S. Gorbachev
and the Soviet Presidium declared a
st.ate of emergency Monday night in
Azerbaijan's disputed Nagorno·
Karabak.h region and in nearby areas
of Azerbaijan and the neighboring
republic of Armenia.
Horrified Tass reponers wrote
people were burned alive overnight
as attacks against Armenians con·
tinued in Bairn. Azerbaijan's capital.
"Again the blood of annoncent
people was spilled." they said.
Monday night's decree means Red
Army units and KGB troops no"
will be used to protect residents of
the strife-tom area and vital installa-
tions like railroads. the official Tass
news agency said.
Prime Minister N1kola 1 I.
.Ryzhkov told Norwegian radio
earlier that army units would be sent
if needed to keep the con01ct from
growing into civil war.
The Kremlin sent hieh·level
troubleshooters and more internal
security troops to the mountain re-
gion 1,240 males southeast of Mos-
cow to try to end the fighting. It was
the worst combat involv ing
predominantly Moslem Azerbaijanis
and the mostly Christian Armenians
since their long-simmering tern·
torial feud boiled over nearly two
years ago.
Elsewhere in Eastern Europe:
I)' Ttw Assodat~ Pr~ss
Other events in Eastern Europe on Monday included:
EAST GERMANY -Tens of thousands of people stormed secref police
headquaners, looted and tore up offices and hurled furniture out windows
in a rampage that state TV said put the country's democratic reforms ··i~
gravest danger." Communist premier Hans Modrow went to the building
in East Berlin, but was meet with catcalls.
Treason indictments were reponed being prepared for ousted leader
Erich Honecker and the head of his sceret police.
BULGARIA -Parliament voted unanimously to abolish the Com-
munist Party's monoj>?IY o n power, opening the way to free elections. and
it reaffirmed the abolition of harsh restrictions on the ethnic Turkish
minority.
ROMANIA -The government said charges of abetting genocide,
murder and undermining the national economy will be brought against
former officials from the regime of Nicolae Ceausescu. his family and
members of his dreaded Securit.ate special police.
LITHUANIA -The defiant Communist Pany leader of Lithuania was
chosen president of that independence-minded Soviet republic on in a
landslide vote b} the legislature. The election of Alg1rdas Brazauskas by a
vote of 228-4. with 19 abstentions. was a clear endorsement by the republic's
Supreme Soviet legislature ofh1s stand challengmg Moscow and Soviet
President Mikhail S. Gorbachev with its decision to break from the national
Communist Pan).
Tass said Armenians and Azerba1-
jan1s with submachine guns were
waging "open armed clashes" 1n
Azerbaijan's Khanlar rl'gion. near
Nagorno-Karabakh. In the nearb}
Shaumyansky region. 300 gunmen
fought in a single battle. So' 1et TV
news said.
A soldier told the broadcast
AzerbaiJanis attacked an Armenian
village to set a farm on fire. but the
Armenians fouitht back with hunting
riOes and assault nOes in a 1 'h-hour
firefight. Four Azerbaijanis were
killed. he said.
Tass said Nagorno-Karabakh. a
predom1nantl)' Armenian distnct of
ALcrbaijan. "looks like a front-line
1onc toda}. Trenches arc being dug
in villages ... self-defense posts being
reinforced." It said "terronsts" with
hand grenades and machine euns
were CO\ ergang on the l\zerba1jani
village of Adzh1kcnd. and that anil-
IC').' guns used to break up
hailstorms were brought in to shoot
at helicopters.
The government ne ws paper
Izvestia said the belligerents were
using helicopters without markings
and armored vehicles captured from
military bases.
The violence, which exploded Sat·
urday night w11h an anti-Armenian
riot in the oil-producing center of
Baku, is "reminiscent of news from
the warfront" in World War II.
Soviet TV commentator Igor
Kudrin said grimly.
Izvestia said at least 33 people had
died the past three days in anti-
Armenian rampages in Baku. a city
of I. 7 million. but that the figure
could rise as other ransacked apan-
ments were tnspected.
Attacks on the homes of Arme-
nians were continuine. with more
killings. So\ 1et TV said. It said 34
people. mostl) Armemans. had been
injured.
"Last night an Baku was as hor-
rible as the previous one:· 'Fass
special correspondents N. Dcmidov
and V. Gondusov wrote from the
cit} on th1: Caspian Sea ... Once
again. the fires of pogroms burned.
Again thr blood of innocent people
was spillrd:·
The} said people. presumabl}
Armenians. had been burned alive
1n front of Baku's railwav ~tation. L~ss than 20 )ards from a police
station. "hkl' ugl} black dolls. two
blad.rnl'd bodies Wl'rt' cast on a
trash heap:· the Tass rcponers said.
The ..\1erba1Jani Communist
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MCI Communications Corp. and us Sprint. the No. 2 and No. 3 lons-
disunce canien after AT&T, said
they had no problems with their
networks.
The difficulties were traced to
software that runs computerized
call-switching aear that AT&T t>eP.n
installing in 1987, Sherwood said.
The problem was found in what ls
called the call signaling system,
which routes telephone calls. The
~
sianalina syste.m is composed of
computerized data that is elec-
tronically overlaid on the data that
carries the voice p<?nion of a tele--
phone call, she said.
The signaling data includes the
phone number of the party making
the call and the number of the
intended recipient of the call
Ottmann said it was believed that
the trouble began in one of the
approximately I 00 switching centers
operatina. and then spread to other
c-enters.
National Guard Joins drug war
SAN DIEGO -The California National Guard will lend its m ost wide--
ranging suppon ever to drug-interdiction effons along the Mexica_n border
this year, officials say. Guard officials have declined to ~el_ease. specific pla.ns
for this year until they've received an expected SI 0 m1lhon in federal aid,
which Maj. Michael Ritz said should be in hand soon.
The operation's "primary thrust" will be along California's 150-mile
border with Mexico. said Ritz. adding that it could be months before he
knows when G uard units will be depl oyed.
Fonda-Hayden's son arrested
LOS ANGELES -The teen-age son of actress Jane Fonda and her
estranged husband. Assemblyman Tom Hayden. was arrested Monday ~h.en
police caught a group of boys painting graffiti in a parking lot. authontaes
said. Troy Hayden. 16. was picked up by his father at ~he West Los Angeles
police station after the youth was booked for invest1ga11on of vandalism and
breaking a 10 p.m. curfew. said Sgt. Rick Walker.
"He and seven other young gentle me n were applying graffitt to phone
booths and posts at a park-and-nde." Walker said.
'\.\TI0'\.-\1. BHlt:t ·s
Bells toll loss for King
Church bells across the country tolled the loss of Manin Luther King
Jr. on his binhday Monday. a nng1ng reminder of the racial conflicts the
slain civil rights leader struggled to overcome but which sttll haunt the
nation.
"With each ring we are called to an accountab1hty. an accountability
of the soul and of 1he bean 's consc1enc1: that asks. 'What have you done
to let freedom ring'!'" asked Pennsylvania Go'. Robcn P. Case) dunng a
ceremon y at the Libeny Bell. A mome~t of si le~ce was called to r~Oect on
King's lessons of no n-violence an his pursuit of racial cqualtt). The
Washington-based Federal Holiday Commission said bells ch imed at 12:30
p.m. EST in all 50 states and 144 countries. The Ne" York Stock Exchange
paused for a moment at noon.
Noriega reportedly sold guns to foes
WASHINGTON -Manuel Antonio Nonl'ga. Panama·s former mil1-
UH) strongman. was hea' al~ 1n,ohed an international gunrunning. "ork1ng
both sides of the political street. according to Senate 1n' est1gators . ..\1 one
point. pilots fl~ ing weapons for Noriega to the Contra rebels 1n Nicaragua
arc said b} "llncsscs to ha'c flo"'n on to the l 'nited States 1A1th a cargo
of narcotics.
"Noriega would sell thl· weapon~ to "'ho mn er had the most for them.''
lhe Senate Foreign Relations Comm1ttef on narcoti c-; rcponl'd. citing the
testimon} of Jose Blandon. a former Panamanian intdlrgence official and
onc-1ime Nonesa ad' 1scr
Blandon said Nonega's earliest chl'nls in the late I 970's anduded thr
Sandimsta rebels an Nicaragua. who "l'fl' succrssfull~ hatthng 10 oust that
countn ·s dictator. Ana<itas10 Somo1.a. He later sold weapons to the Contra
rebels ·an Nicaragua battling the Sand1n1stas. the panel said.
Jackson launches D.C. statehood drive
WASHINGTON -Jesse Jackson. declaring that statehood for the
District of Columbia was a "mainstream" issue. launched a ne" elfon
Monday to gain the d1stnct's admittance to the union. Jackson said the
campaign. which began on the national holida) hononng slam c1v1I rights
leader Manin Luther Kang. "would give substance to the dream" that Kang
espoused. Jackson. who moved to the d1stnct lac;t }Car.
Cholesterol affects men under 35
SAN ANTONIO -For the first time. researchers have linked smoking
and blood cholesterol le' els to hardening'of thr anencs 1n men under 35
year~ old. Dr. Hen!) McGill. one of the directors o ftht'. stud~. said Mo nda}
that smoktng an }OUng men was a strongn n sk for ancr: damage than he
had anucipated.
The stud} is one of the first to look at damage to ane nes m )Oung
people. McGill said. Hardening of the anenes can lead to blockage of the
anenes which. m tum. can cause a hean attack or a stroke.
Ortega: Foes plotting U.S. Invasion
MANAGUA. Nicaragua -President Daniel On ega accused
Nicaragua's opposition Monday of plotting to set the stage for a U.S.
invasion "like Panama" by quitting the race and making the Feb. 25
elections look fra udulent. The National Opposition U nio n. or UNO. denied
the charee and U.N. election observer Elliot Richardson said he was assured
the coalitio n was in the race to stay.
Onega said he told Richardson. a former U.S. attorney general who was
in Nicaragua to represent U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar.
that he feared such a ploy could set the groundwork for U.S. troop
intervention, comparing it to what happened la.st month an Panama.
Richardson reponed "significant improvement" had been made m the
election process. but m ore had to be done to ensure a free and fair election.
Ex-Salvador leader given last rites
SAN SALVA.DOR, El Salvador -Former President Jose Napoleon
Duane was given last rites o n Monday. his doctor said. Dr. Jose Luis Saca
said Duarte, 64, who has terminal cancer. is suffering from pneumo nia. The
ex-president's condition is "very critical,'' he said.
Shamir wants land for Jewish emlgres
JERUSALEM -Prime Minister Yiuhak Shamir said Monday that
.brael must keep the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. the heart of the
Middle East conflict, to settle Jewish emigrcs from the Soviet Union. His
SUJICStion renewed the country's debate over trading land for peace and
raased fears amona Palestinians.
Up to ~J~ Soviet Jews are expected to move to Israel over the next
three ycan. naro-linen view the West Barut and the Gaza Strip as an
intqral part of the nation and have rccen_!!y beaun JUgetti.na that territories
terVe u homes for Soviet immiarants. They have Iona arped that lsnel
keep the lands for biblical and teeurity reuons.
Shamir came under immediate attack from the lcft-leanina Labor Piny,
bis1partneT in Israel's ooalition aovemment and an advocate of tnd.ina 1e>me
of the occupied land for peace.
Clvlllans reportedly kllled In Uberla
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to lllh the .. ex~udicill" exeaarlont by the IOktiera Md lilold an inquiry
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Gordon Jackson, butler
on 'Upstairs, Downstairs'
By The Assodat~ Pr•ss
LON 00:--l -Gordon Jackson.
known to tele' ISIOn 'iewers around
the \.\Orld as the crotchet} butler
Hudson in the TV sencs .. Upstairs
Downstairs." died Sunda> after a
bncf illness. He was 66.
Jackson appeared in about 60
films. but 11 "'as his lead role in
··i;pstairs. Do"'nstairs" that brought
thr •·1des1 fame.
He "'on a Bnush -\ctor of the
Year a"'ard 1n 1974 and an -\men-
can Emnn a"'ard 1n 1976 for his
""ork in the ~nes. wh1Ch "'as filmed
from 19"0 lo 19-5 and constant!} 1s
on reruns.
He ""as made an O BE. or officer
of the Order of the Bn11sh Empire.
1 n 1979 for his sen ices 10 the theater
and films.
WEDDI '.\f•S
ISHIKAWA-MEADOWS
K.athn n J_ Meadows of Costa
\tcsa and Cicorge lsh1ka\\a of Full-
erton ""'rt· married on Jan I~ 1n the
I 1~t L'n1ted \1e1 hod1st Church.
C m ta \ksa. Th1.· couple greeted 160
gur:st~ at their rt·c·ep11on at the Mesa
\ crd1.• ( ountr} ( ·1ub.
Ernest and Elm• ~-teado"'s of La
folla are the parents of the bnde
\he "ur1.· a "h1te taffeta uff-the-
'houldt·r ~u,,n ''1th an 8-foot train
1nmm1.·d "Ith <,equins and pearls.
1 h1.· txl\J1(t' "a' al~o tnmml·d "'ilh
rt'Jrl" Jnd ~qu1n\ and featured a
'>hr:r:r hJd ..
l:l1sa ~1oore "as the bnde''I honor
attendant. and bridesmaids were
fh1atx·th Trotman. Tern Rec('C.
Donna Troutt and Lon Magga
Th1.· bridegroom 1s the son of
Nonko lsh1 ka"'a of Fullerton and
the late Harr) Ishikawa. Doug
llollo,,a, "as tx·st man. and ushers
"ere \f1Chad bh1kawa. Wilham
\lcadO\\S. T1molh\ Ishikawa and
\tcven Leonp ·
.\fit·r a "'l'dd1ng tnp to C-abo San
I ucas. the rnuple arc at home in
( osta Mesa he 1s emplO)Cd b)
Pinecrcek ln\'cstment Co. 1n Costa
\I~ and he is "1th Guitar Center
in Santa .\na
MOCKETT-VIUA
Robert and Claudette Mockett of
Newport Beach have announced the
t•ngagement of their daughter. Cathy
Mockett . to Olm<.-do Villa of Bogota.
( 'olomb1a. He 1s the son of O lmedo
and Nelsie Villa of Bogota.
The bnde-dect 1s a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School. She
and her fia nce are graduates of the
l 'n1v<.'rsll' of Tulsa. Tulsa. Okla.
A Dec.' 15 wedding is pll nned in
Our lad) Queen of Angels Catholic
Church in Newport Be.ach.
From 1977 to 1981 . Jackson also
played the tough unden:over police
chief Co"'le\ in the Bnush TV
thnller senes "The Professionals ..
and "'as in the 19 TV mo' 1e
··~oble House ...
His film credits included ··~·h1sk\
Galore:· the 1948 film shown in the
Cn1ted States as "Tight Lmle
Island ··
He apix-ared 1n ··Tunes of Glol"} ··
( 1960). ..~ut10\ on the Bount~ ..
( 1961 ). 'The Great Escape .. ( 1962).
"The Pnme of Miss Jean Brodie"
(1968). and .. The hooting Pan } ..
(1984)
Ex-S~n. Jos~ph Clark,
civil rights advocat~
PHI L.-\DELPHI-\ -Joseph S.
Clark. a Cl' 11 nghts ad' ocatc in
RINGWALT-VAN ANTWERP
The marnage of Mal"} ~fahn Van-
:\nl"'erp and Enc Charles Rinpalt
"'as \olemn1t cd on Dec JO at the
First Presb\lenan Church. -\shland.
K} . .\ re«1.·p t1on for the couple a t the
lklkfnnte C-0unm Club 1n .\shland
"'a!. att1.·ndcd b} ~7' guc'ils.
~Ir and ~I r!>. Ho.,..ard Van-
.\nl"'erp Ill of .\shl::ind and \>f r. and
~!rs. ( harles Carr R1ng"'ah Jr of
Corona d<.'I '.\lar are the parents of
the couple.
The bnde "'ore a go"' n of
candlelight sill shJntung \.\Ith a
pnnrr:ss \.\a1st and chapel train Her
halo 'ell "'as hl'ld "'1th pearl<;.
no"'crs and nbbons and had a rth-
bon t•dg1.'. She cam1.·d '' h1te roSt·~
and "hilt' dcndrod1um orchids
edged "'Ith hull\ and fir.
Ehtal:x·th Y. ii son "'as her s1stcr'<i
matron of honor .• rnd bridesmaids
were Julia Ring"ah. sister of the
bndcgroom. Shel"} I Ste' ens. M 1chele
Mell1gnt·r . .\nn Canlt'dge. Catherine
Loflin. Lanier QuantL. Wend)
-\llen . Sarah Cinder and Eh1abcth
Thompson.
The bndegroom·'i father was best
man. and ushers "'ere John Van-
Antwerp. hrothcr of the bnde. Ben
Craig. Scott Dalton. Caner Grine.
Scott Mac-\dam. Edwin Page,
Winston Rost. Tom Vanasse and
Don Yahn. Prescott VanAntwerp.
nephew of the bnde. was ring bearer.
A March wedding trip to Kapalua
Bay, Maui. is planned. The couple
arc residents of Nashville, Tenn. She
will graduate in Ma) from Van-
derbilt n1 verSll\ School of Law in
Nash' Ille and · has accepted a
clerkship with LI .. Distnct Judge
Thomas Wiseman for the Middle
D1stncl of Tennessee:.
Her husband is a graduate of
Coro na del Mar High School and
earned a bachelor's degrtt in pre-
medicine from Davidson College.
He is a member of Kappa Alpha
fraternity and is a third year medical
student at Vanderbilt University.
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The cauS<' of death was not dis-
THE WOMEN'S HOS PIT AL
SA DDLEBA C K M E DI C AL
CENTER
Juury l
Julie and J....elh Da' 1s. ( orona dt"I ~lar. bo~ .
Juuary 5
Valene Ka' and '.\lark John Erfun.
Costa \ksa. girl
SOl1TH COAST
MEDICAL CEl"TER
Dttember 13
:'\anC\ and Wilham Dehne.
Laguna. bo>.
Dttember !l
Santa Knpalan1 and Sean Wht~ler.
Laguna Hills. bo~
Dttember !i
Cristina and Robert \\ allace.
Laguna Niguel. bo~
Juuary i
Jane and Sid F1t"ld. Laguna :-.;1gut"I.
bo}
FOUNT AJN VALLEY
REGIONAL HOSPITAL
Dttember l
Mar) and Ronald McCanne}. Lake
Forest. bo}
Chns11na Tram Truong and Vu K~
Ngu)en. Ne"pon Beac h. girl
Jennifer and Chnstopher Carcerano.
Laguna Hills. girl
Carol Figueroa and John Le"'anKk
Jr .. Costa Mesa. girl
December!
Margaret and Gregor) E .. ans. Hunt·
ington Beach. t"""i n boys
Debra and Michael Paholsky. Hunt-
inston Beach. bov
Michelle and Mohammad
Ghadi. Huntin~ton Beach. girl
Lynn and Wilham Boyd. Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
Dettmber 3
Sara and T1mothv Workman, Costa
Mesa, bo) ·
Lisbeth and Daniel Ray. Costa
Mesa. girl
Dttemlter I
Vick} Conwa) and Joseph Russo.
Fountain Valle). boy
December 7
Sharon and George Huang. Foun-
tain Valley, girl
UYIS•Y COiii i i EE
FOR THE DISABLED
The City of Fountain Valley is acceptifli applications tor volunteers to
serve on the Advisory Committee for the Disabled. Ptease submit
applications to the City Clerk. 10200 Slater Avenue on or before 5:00
P.M., January 20, 1990.
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In 1951 . Clark tx-amc the n t' 's
first Dcmonat1 c ma, or tn ti~ \ca.rs.
ending a corrupt1on-nddl·n · Re-
publican adm 1n1~lrat1on Fl\ c: 'ear"
later. in I~ 5b. t lark "a\ l'kl'll·d to
thl' fi~t or t\\Ll L 'i Senatl· terms
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thl' faml·d l\.dh dan of Ph1ladel-
ph1.1 J11.·J Jan ~ 1.li pncumonta at a
1.0n\.ik)1.ent hllmC' ~ht' \.\3S QI
In the Senatt·. hl' ga1nt'\:1 J1'>t1n1.··
li on as an in tl'lhgt·nt and l1.H1.'t•ful
Ci \ ii rights ad' 1.Ka lc. ont' oi tht·
earliest cnur~ Lit thL' \ 1etnam \\ ar
and a proronl·nt or" 1.ongr1.0'><11onal
reform
FL•h\ \'J' ,1nl' ot thl' tir-.t Jrt 1,t~
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r11.11ng H1,rJOI\ hie J nJ .-ulturr
.\ h1rnwr t~:aut~ ~ut'l"n and maga-
1int• ul\ t.'f girl ht'r J(trt·ss daughter
C1rJ1.l' .._dh latn m<1mt"<i Pnn1.'l"
Ran1t·r 1.•I \lonl1.\1 Pn n1.t·~~ G ra1.·e
J 1t·J lll lnJUOl'~ \Uffaed 1n an au10-
m,1h1k J, 1.1Jt·n1 in 'x'ptt•mber I Q8~
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PlllO "h"l p.irlJ~t·d h1\ .,l ills as a
bn, ~!.i\l'r 1nt,1 J u•n,trud1nn l·m -
pm.-~fl' d lt'J in l '1tll I Not~d LA muralist
Charles 'Cat' Felix Jr.
LO .\~(1ELE~ -c hark~ \\
.. Cat .. Fd1\ Jr . "ho emerged trom
the tough East 1de housing proJi."Cts
Margaret Kelly, mother
of late Princess Grace
Ll'\\\C>OD '\ J -\1.irgJrt·t
t-...dl~ mother l)I lhl' late Pnnre~s
Born on De\ I J. I t!"I(, the formC"r
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h.rnd .lt J Phila&lph1J ""'1mmintt
~I "'ht·n -.he "as l lC'C'n·aier. ThC'\
m ame-d 1n I '-1.:'.-l
Right now. no news is good news for
homeowners at Security Paci fie Bank.
Because we're waiving all dosing
costs on all our Homeowner Equity
Loans up to S250J0). P1us. we offer
no points /no fees on a11 our Variable
Interest Rate Homeowner Equity Loan"
and a no points/no ft>t>s option on our
fixed rate Homeownt>r Equity Loans.
But while we're saying no to extra
costs, we're saying yes to 30 year len"f
on fixed rote HameoumRT Equity Lnans.
This l~r term means your monthly
payments will be lower. And that's
something you can hardly say no to.
Of course. with an offer this good
we can't guarantee it will be around
forever. So. now would be a very good
ti me to appl~
For comple te details. phone our toll-
free number Monday through Thurs-
day from 7AM-9PM. Friday 8AM-7PM
and Saturday from 8AM-6PM. Or visit
anv one of our convenient 550 branches.
Security Pacific dfers the stability
of a 120-year-old bank and is part d
Security Pacific Cocporation with total
assets of $87 billion.
1-800-553-SPNB ext.
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M Or-.. OGMt DAILY PILOT I Tu.day, JMuairy 11, 1180
Debt-ridden Camp~au see k s Chapter 11· protection
CINClNNA Tl (AP) -Debt·
swamped Campeau Corp. of Canada
IO"l&ht refuac in bankruptcy court
for 1tt U.S. department ttores Mon-
day, kcepina open famous chains
such as Bloominadalc's, Lazarus and
Rich's while struaHng to reorpnize.
The filing for 'C'hapter 11 protec-
tion in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in
Cincinnati was the b1gest ever by a
retailing business, affecting 258 de-
partment stores that employ 100.000
people an4 are visited by millions of
consumers nationwide.
Officials of Campeau's Federated
Department Stores In c. and Allied
Stores Corp. quickly sought to re-
assure customers. employees and
merchandise suppliers that business
would go on as usuaL They said all
regular customer services. such as
credit card salt's and merchandise
returns. would continue. as would
paymC'nts 10 suppliers and em-
ployees.
.. The bit problem 1s corporate,
not in the stores," said Anne Sera.
a spokeswoman for Federated's At·
lanta-bascd Rich's chain. "I think
the public will understand. The
problem is not with Rich's; we're
solvent."
The filing reflected Cam~au's
problems payi ng the multib1llion·
dollar debt accumulated in ac,quiring
Allied in 1986 and Federated in
1988, two of the biggest retailing
industry takeovers of the decade.
Even before Monday, Campeau
was planning a restructring that
would enable 11 to pay debts. and
was ne~otiating with creditor banks
over b1lhons of dollars .
Under Chapter 11 . the companics
get a reprieve from creditor bills and
can continue operation!> while re-
organizini their finances. All bus1·
ness dec1s1ons regarding the com-
panies must be approved b~ Judgl' J.
Vincent Aug Jr .. wh o took the casc.
President to propose
tax-free accounts
to encourage saving
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER
Al' l e-. V/rft"
WASHINGTON -The Bush ad-
ministration as getting ready to offer
a new C'nticement to encourage
Amen cans tc;> be more thnft}. hop-
ing to boost the count!) 's low Sa\.
mgs rate.
President Bush will ask Congres~
to create a new "fam1l} sa\ ingc;
account" that would allow. people to
cam tax-free interest and d1v1dends
on money that is squirreled away for
a specified number of )'ears. admin-
istration oOicials said.
These oOicials. who spoke on co n-
ditton that thei r names not be used.
said the savings accounts would be
pan of the president's 1991 budget.
due to be released on Jan. 29. and
would also be featured in Bush's
State of the Union addrcss to Con-
gress on Jan. 31.
The administration as touting the
proposaJ as a key to bolstenng the
country's lagging international econ-
omic fortunes_ by increasing the
P90I of mo ney available for invest-
ment and thus lowenng the costs
American businesses must pa) to
expand and modernize.
However. many pn,ate econom-
ists remain skeptical. sa)ing while
the proposal would be a popular tax-
bruk for the middle class. 11 would
do little to boost o' era II \3 ving<i.
"Our past experience shows that
these accounts don't do very mur h
good in boosting savings." said
David Wyss. an economist with
ORI-McGraw Hill. a pri\ate econ-
omic consul ting firm. "The peopk
who will take advantage of them
would have sa ved anywa' ..
Officials said that the Bush
proposaJ is still being finC'·tuned. but
they gave the following details of
what the final plan as e'(~ted to
look hke.
It will allow families to contnbule
as much as SS.000 per >ear and
1nd1viduals to contribute as much as
$2,500 annually. The accounts
would be limited to families with
incomes below S 120.000 a year and
to 1nd1\'iduals ma king below
S60.000 annually.
Unlike lndi' idual Retirement Ac-
counts. taxpa)ers would not be able
to deduct their annual contributions
from their taxable income. But the
interest and di vidends would ac-
cumulate ta'·free. At the end of the
m.~uared holding penod, the ac-
cum ulatcd sa' 1ngs could be
"1thdrawn and spent without any
tax btte from Unck Sam.
ources said the adman1strat1on
wac; sull mulling how long a penod
to require. Seven years was men-
tioned as the most l1kel) choice.
although thcrl· was c;omc sentiment
for a longer penod. poss1bl) 10
years.
The holding period. whether
seven or 10 )ears. would be a radical
depan ure from IRAs. which require
that the an,estment be held until the
taxpayt•r turns 5911~. If the monn 1s
\.\lthdrawn before that time, a· 10
percent penalt~ as ampo~d.
The nc" account has bci:n
promoted w1th1n the admin1strat1on
b) T rca<tul) Secretary N 1cholas
Brad~. "hoc;c dt•partment has been
s1ud~ ang "a'<; to boost .\menca's
compe11t1vc standing. noting that
~mcncans managed 10 save only 4 4
percent of their after-la\ income 1n
1988. JUSt one-founh of the Japanese
sa' angs rate
"This as a straightforward effort to
try to change beha vior." said Sidney
Jones. assistant Treasury secretary
for tax poltc). "It 1s a vel) simple
concept. ve11 understandable and
Ve!)' forthnght ..
Prices continue decline
as pessimism lingers
NEW YORK (AP) -Prices de-
clined broadly Monday on Wall
Street as pessimism about the econ-
omy -which sent stocks sharply
lower on Friday -took a further
toll on the market.
"They don't sec any reason 10 take
an agrcssive st.and on the buy side."
Michael Meu. an anaJyst wtth Op-
penheimer & Co., said of traders.
The Dow Jones indu.Slrial avenigc
fell 19.84 to 2.669.37.
Declining issues outnumbered ad·
vanccn by about 11 to 4 m na-
tionwide-trading of New York Stock
Exchange-listed issues, with 395
stocks rising, 1.09 1 falling and 466
unchanged. _
Volume on the floor of the Big
Board came to a moderate 140.59
milHon shares, down from 183.88
million in the previous session.
Nationwide. consoltdatcd volume
in NYSE-listed 1o;sues. including
trades in those stock-; on regional
exchanges and in the over-the·
counter market. Iota led 168 I 3
million share<i.
Analvsts said the malaise that
scttJcd · O\•er Wall Street after two
negative economic reports on Fnday
remained 1n place Monda~
The government had reported that
wholesale price!> surged n 7 percent
during Dccemtx·r \.\h1lc rl'tail sale'>
rose a slugg1!>h 0 .:! percent. The
combinat10n of accelerating infla-
tion and a sofiena ng cconom} un-
nerved many 1nvestor<t and stock
pnccs fell sharpl) Fnda}. with th e
Dow Jones average of 30 industnals
tumbling more than 71 points.
Bargain-hunters who might nor·
mall) enter the market after a sharp
loss stayed one the sid elines Mon-
day. said Dennis Jarrett. an analyst
with Kidder Peabody & Co. Jarrett
described traders as apathetic.
Analysts said many traders were
waiting to S« what trend m ight
emerge from the Tokyo Stock Ex-
chanae, which was closed Monday
(or a holiday . The Japanese stock
market had its worst decline in two
~rs Friday, contributing to Wall
Street's dismaJ performance.
We'll Make Yoo
Re Like A Millm.
Hatbor Bank. Ptrsonali1Jed scrvice
formy sar loan. GiYc us a an rod2y.
Campeau 's Ralphs avoids bankruptcy
COMPTON (A P)-Ralphs Grocery Co. has
avoided the financial woes gnawing at Campeau
Corp.'s other U.S. companies. Federated Depart-
ment Stores Inc. and Allied Stores Corp .. Ralphs'
chief said Monday.
atcd, with our own dcbt1 our own bank financ·
ina," Allumbauah said. ·Ralphs needs no fu nds
from Campeau and the Campeau Corp. is
prohibited from removing any funds from
Ralphs."
Most Ralphs customers are unaware the
company is part of Campeau. and Ralphs has no
immediate plans for ads to reassure them. he
said.
stores u needed.
For example, Ralphs had $40 milliot\ Rrt
hand to &>a)' the S 11.J million in debt due at U\c
end of this month. said Andrew LcinofT. an
analyst 11 iM~arthy. Crisanti & MafTet 1rft
Montpelier. Vt. "It's business as usual." Chairman and Chief
Executive Byron Allumbaugh said after Allied
and Federated sought protection from their credi-
tors under Chapter 11 of federal bankruptcy law.
Ralphs. with I 42 stores. is thC' third largest
supermarket chain in Southern California.
Toronto-based Campeau. the huge retailer
burdened with $8 billion in debt, acquired
Ralphs as pan of its 1988 takeover of Federated.
But Ralphs became an independent corpor·
ation under the Campeau umbrella in July 1988.
and is unaffected by the bankruptcy filings.
As pan of the spinofT from Federated,
Ralphs management bouJht a stake in Ralphs by
paying Federated S 1.02 billion. which the man-
agers borrowed. The cost of paying down that
debt has kept Ralphs in the red. a circumstance
expected as pan of the deal.
When rumors of the impending Allied and
Federated filinp beaa. n circulating last week,
Allumbauih and Rafpl~ bankers and finanda1
strateaists met with sup ie rs to reassure thent11>f
thC' aroccry chain's solv ncy.
Allumbauah told the suppliers that Ralphs
has been able to cut its net losses from $72.6
million in fiscal 1988 to about $31 million in
fiscal 1989. which ends Jan. 28.
The company projC"Cts a nC't loss of $7
million in the coming year. fo llowed by a S 17
million profit in fiscal 199 1. hC' said. "We are a separate corporation fro m Feder-
But analysts say the grocery chain has had no
problems payi ng interest on the nearly SI billion
debt that remains while remodeli ng and adding
U .S. chip
consortium
dissolves
SANTA CLARA (APl -U.S.
Memories. a JOtnt venture created to
expand America's small share of 1he
computer chap market. 1s dissolving
because of inadequate financial sup-
pon from the industl)'. 11 "as an-
nount·ed Monday.
··what we saw was an unw1lhng·
ness 10 suppon sufficient cquat} as
well as purchase commttment'i 10 go
fo~ard," said company prl'Sldent
Sanford L Kane.
.\1 the same time. he cn11c11ed the
1ndusll) for concentrating on short-
term tactics rather than long-term
strateg'
US. Memones. hailed b' Amen-
can companies when 1t "as formed la~t J unc to invest SI b1ll1on an a
ch1p-mak1ng plant. decided to ta-
minatc thl' venture after a meeting
Wedncsda) an Dallas with the ong-
inal SC\en investing companies and
four other potential backers.
S&Ls say government reneging
on deal for buying ailing thrifts
W'\SHI NGTON (AP) -Federal
regulators arc taking away some of
the financial breaks they granted to
bu}ers of fa a led c;a' angs institutions
an 1988. prompting accusations of a
double-cross.
"If th1l> ·~ upheld. nobody will
ner feel 'iccurc doing buc;1ncss wi1h
the go,l·rnmcnt," Washington at-
turnl') and S& L lobb) ist Douglas P.
Faun·ttc said Monda).
.\~ pan of man) rc~cuc deals in
l lJ8M. thl' Fl·dcral Home Loan Bank
Board h:11.J granted accounting con-
n·~!>IUll\ kno" n as "forbcarancl"s."
"'h1d1 ixrm11ted bu)l'rsofm·k S&Ls
to O!)l.'ratc tht· ins11tut1ons at less
than tht• minimum capital rcqu1re-
rnl'nl
No". thl· Otlicc of Thrift . uper·
'1~10n "h1\·h \Ul'Ceeded 1he bank
board after Prl'\ldcnl Ru<th\ bailout
plan \\al> l'n:tlll'd 1n .\ugu\t. 1s say-
ing 11 \'Ill nv lungrr renignuc the
for!x'Jrantn .
O" ncrs o t \8. L~ Jrou1 rt•d from
17 .-• ,, t ~
.U' ,-:
l) >-I n!;-.
5'8 4 ~ : tt·..-...
1 ·-• Al't-1 • 1• r-• \2 ~ 4
tht· government 1n 198.8 now wall
ha\ e to risk j ust a'i much of their
own money as the owners of any
other 1nc;111u11on. As of Dec. 7. thrift
V\\ners must put up at least SI.SO an
tangible capital for CHI) SI 00 an
loans or other an,estmcnt thl' in·
)t1tut1on makes
I ns11tut10ns that fail 1hc n.•4u1re·
mcnt must come up w11h an accep-
table plan to raise the mone} or face
a ban on gro"' th. rcstnctang their
abiht} tO makl· nc'' loans and 1n-
\cstment'i .
In llJM~. lhl' go,ernment sold 205
1nst1tut1ons 1n Mt> separate deali..
Jaml'S Barth of .\uburn Univer'ill).
forml'fl) ch ief economist of the
thrift offire. orcdactcd !>Orne lakel)
NEW YORK tAPJ Jan 15 Prtv. Mon· d1v cUV A dvanced 395 117 Dteltned 1091 1483 Unchanoeo 1tt2 302 Total 1\\ues 2002 New n1ohs 8 21 New low\ 67 59
'.\\'SE l.E:\DEHS
NE W YORK (AP) -Sales, 4 P.m Price and nel change of the IS mosl active New Yori\ Stoel\ E xcl'lanoe 1u un . tradino na· tionallv 111 more tl'lan SI
N1mt Votu~ PhilMor s ),343, Citicorp 2,~JZ ~orer 2 :>o9 i enEIC! \.71~. gtiueMann 1,638, Amer T& T 1.613. SymblTch I 475 Merci\ I 404,300 Estl<oda._ 1 3•8 300
Was1eM01 s l,34t,i MoroanJP 1.3?}J. McOnld s 1, , IBM 1, , AmE xPr 936.400 FedNMIO s 935,800
Lut
38 " 26 ,
63 62"'1 n • 42 .... 10 ) 7J • 40 • 32 38 9 ~r: J2l ,
JS'•
-l + iii -~ -s -1'11 -'· -t " -2 ~ -~ ~ . -.
-J,
NEW YORK (AP) -Final Oow ·Jones
J
ver aoes for Jan 1 S tocks Ooen Hltitl Low Clow Ch9
0 1no UA2 38 7699 81 26 36 2669 37-t9 !4 0 Trn 1141 54 t 149 n I tt1 13 113• 96-5.69 lSUll 11001 22164 718)1 22007-063 6S Stk 1000 67 100715 990 39 996 314.00 Indus · 18.630.000 Tran 2.,805, 100 U1t1s 2112 000 65 SI~ 7•. 14T. IOO
WET t\l .. S PRICES
NEW •0 Ro, 1AP
Mn"da~
Ahtmln ..... 702& .,.. pouftd, NT c-. _. month
lilof,
C-5 1 n &o I DQun<I US d<oltlnohO•,.
c-'1 0460 c:""t' -oouoc1 "" Come• te>e>t ~th Mon
t .. c1 38 •0 cen•t 8 pouncl
Z>ftc · u c:entt • pouno .,......,..,
Tl" 54 0369 ("4•1 .. , WM!o GOm00..1• pric. -lb I
a" ... • $5 '40 H...oy 4 H111mon IC>ntv OOlly qvotol
...... SS 147 -troy 01 NY Comef O()Ot month
Mon
More..., 08~ 00 SJ00 00 -76 II) "..... ..... ""'' ,...,......., J'n OO-J'90 oo troy o• N 1 1con111e11
~... u oo !>Cl N y M•c 'C)OI pe< "D'Y Ol Mon
\lSE l'PS & 001'\S
NEW YORK (AP) -The foOowlno Hsi shows me New York Stock Exchanoe sloclts and w11rr11nh 11111t have Qone UP lhe mosl and down the mosl baud on e>erctnl of ch11n1>e for Monday No SKurltles trading ~low S2 or 1000 shares are lncludt'd Nel and percenla!le cl'lanqes are Ille difference between Ill~ previous cioslno
price and Mondav'\J~io p,m price.
Name Last CM ,.ct,
1 Rorer 63 + tJ>,. UP 27 9
2 DetaPOlnl j~ '"> UP 11 • l vlRaytecl"I '• '• UP I S 4 LN Hou5 1 >. t~ UP t S ParPharm t1• \,'t UP 1 2 6 Rexene >1,o ''• UP 1 .0
7 l ratllFd t l-<t 11t• UP .6 I nfllnd 63'o 11'> UP .0
[{,ctSvs ·~ ~ UP ·1 I Telwen n 14~ l UP 7. I I IMSv 71'2 'h Up 7. Au\trle n 2".14 lit'> UP \ 4'1• 11• Up
en Inc 11'1 '" Up t int li4 1iJ UP 11• 11'1 UP pf 2 11'> I~ UP
Inc ~ s Up ~•v.Jewlr s I Y. Up ut'kllhlnv n ~ OP f~ron, ~ ~ 8: ~ s r ~ I~ 8: 4' G«menv~ d , "' H:
Stor ... Tctl n " UP
••
would fall apart as a rt:suh of ~mov·
1ng the forcbearanccs. requiring
either a second bail out or a payoff of
dcpm11ors.
He added that the gvvcrnment
''Ill be negu11a11ng lhe ne" re~ues
at a time when 5&L5 arc lc'is attract·
"l' le) bu}ers lx'rausc of other re-
s1nc11om in last )Car's law.
..If some of these deals c:tbme ·
unra\l:h:d. 11 wi ll be more cosdy to
put them back together again. if you
rnn ... Banh ~1d.
Faun·ttc prcd1 cll•d 1hat the owners
of &L~ purchased 1n the 1988 deals
\.\Ill sue the go,crnmcnt, Joining
othn S&L bu)l'rS from the early
1980) "ho losl a d11Terent kind of
accounting break.
ftH..\1' :\lit-::\. D I n
NEW YORK (APl Jan IS PHY. Mon·
div dlV 116 Advanced 16S
Declined 407 ~t • unc1111noeo 116 i88 Tolal 1s\ue\ 799 New hions 1~ 7
New lows 70
NEW YORK (AP) -Sales .• p m. -..Ct and nel chanoe of ll'le 10 mosl acllve American Slock E 11cllllnoe ln uu . tradlno natlonallv al more 1tt11n S 1 Hime Votume LUI Cha.
Onmlt. Nit. wl 2.312.000 J.>, + 1•
TeosAirCo 176,~ '• -1 ~ Ecl'IOBav 518.7 'lfl i' ~ Diasonics •81, J 16 Soll'leDv s 393.800 21 ~ -I'• EnovSvc 375.SOO 3~ Atari 332.300 8.-.. -i , Fru1tLoom 30'2.600 14 '11 P~asusGtd 273,300 15 • BAT lne! 154,SOO 131' -ft
\r\SDi\Q Sl',UIARl
NEW YORK (APl -Mosl aclive ovtr·lhe· counter stocks supplted bv NASO
Lut or Name Votume Bid Aslred Ch9. TlcmA s 2.oos 800 15 a M CI 1 750.400 371' ADDie( 1 4'4 1()0 )4 • F re11er I 416,300 )l!I Oracles 1 388.200 t81'
Cmc SD s 1.1 se.; 133• SunMic 1 121, 16
Intel 1.057 1 35 , Comest s 793 700 I• • !=1E•ec 737 000 J>,
GOLD PRICES
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l
~ .
S.-c1eo wona 11<"° "'"'" Monctrr i., n,. A• ~101..i Preu
.... I( .... I••• ~ 1) 9~ of! Ml 40
LOftdoft mo<r>l"Q n • "'O $4 t S JO of! Ml 9 S
lelflden 1nemoon ll•l"Q • 15 &O off Ml 65
l o.'6oft tare 5-0 11 00 on S• 2S ~-•"•noon t""'O S• 15 90 UC> SO 69 ,,....,.""1 ~ .. no ,.,. •1 ""M>06
lwlcll talt •ll•noon J' 1' 40 on S• 35 S4 n ~ ..... ..,
llf\' Hen4IJ • ......,_ J' 15 &o oil so 65
NY .,...._... S4 16 lie Oii Ml 65
NT • .........., lattnc.tec:I 5A37 81 on SO lie
M>"~ c-• 90'c:I tC>01 """''" -Mon ~ 1a ro. "° to";, "-Pwlllk Met-.. a... • pm Mon J' 14 90 UO
OTf I PS .\\D 001'\S
NEW YORK {AP) -The tollowlng list
show• lhe Over·lhe·Counter Sloctls and warrants lhal have gone uD 11'\e mosl and
down the mo\I based on e>ercenl of ch1n1>e for Monday
No secur1l1es lradlno belOw U or 1000 snares are Included
Nel and ciercen111ge change• ire lhe dlHerence belwHn lhe Previous clOslno Prlce and Mone111v's 11\1 or bid price
u .. s Nam. Last CM ftct.
1 AllAS.ml s l'"' ~ Un 2t 4 2 Eest~olnd s u; l ·
3 Rou cosm '. s-'~ Up 11·~ 4 i~slnll 1 l'n UP 6 S ~lllL Ind 6>t.t Ucf '.4
' lnt~~f' 16111 1 ~ p,e ·~ t ~l'~~tll ~ 7·lf U.P If:,
1 Gexex l1f 1 1Jl U• ~.l SptnAmer :-. Uo-,.
un1i.nt_ !~ 1/'J v. . NetwkPtc un 1/J :-. UO ~liYi ~ s-r6 B: :
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2
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i Pnt~M : t V. 0 : . '
Gala dinner honors
star before opera
' .., .. LWBI M. ll£EI> Q,-.RJ,... .......
C:" ~· Dlllil ~ran& lo ancmtion at the words ~ s bcrc ... instantly =• bis wife Hlmr to follow
to \he ent:r) W8) of the
C.W Oob..
"'She" was DiMa Seviere, V ioletta
in the Opera Pacific present.atJOn of G••opc Verde's "La Traviata."
wtnSi opc:nod to standing ovauons
Saturday at the OranlC' Count' Per-
fonn1n& Arts Center ICX'P .. Cl
The EnleJi. had nt'ver m el her
pcnenall). onh heard her music
Sov1ero. ho~ver. l..nC'"' the Engel!..
and she flung her arrm around the
caarft" upon mtrodun1on saying. ··Twk you so much for th11. show' rm iiio noT't"d .. Thr Engel!. under-
v.Tote • '1ero 1, pc'rformanc·t in Or·
ans~ount~ .. s 11. m' fa, ontr opt·ni · said
Eng t a µfu dmnC'r 'flOO!.<>rt•d ~'
thC' (1u1ld 4.lhancC' held prior IC• tht
pcrii!ancx "'\.1 ~ mothc-r p la vcd 11
v.hll I 1,1,·ai. gro1,1,10~ up I 1..ncv.
C'' C' word 10 h.ahan ·
In general the mr)(ld v.·a~ ant1C1·
pa10f) at thr "~11n ~uth C oaSl
P!v.a H otel "'here mort than J ri<
p t'bcred for a dtnnC'r of wumedcx.~
of ~f or !.autC'Cd ch1cl..C'n hreast
ma.rc.Q8(>
h wai. a nic'° ··clean·· meal (no
h~' \ !Wlun·!-1 a~ rt"qutrC'd t" Paigr
11.artkl'· hamn~ the C'\ent v.·1th hu~
: .. .\rr .. "' '(""'
a rr· .i, t -. :"< p.t ...... , r~ ~l·: rid
Of '"I Jl'\ f .,_ -' ,,n ~ llJtJ\ l' 0ng·
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ta n,t . J' '-· ·~' -, "' '1nu·rn nc
l' r •r3r , I I ll'\I\ k d'lul.J
g.11 Jr.1~1a:1, :•Jn\h''"rnat 1<'n
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"-J"lt1·d gr;Jtt" ,;.1!'11111' J ril.1 no.,. ,,,u
gt i 11 Hui rt·,;k"'W'' "'nt1nue\
'11u '1mrh J r1· n1>1 ...it1'fll'd "1th
,1,11<,, 1.JUll 'l ,,u '~J n t 1t1 '\hal..r ·l·m
up ...... IUJ \ r J ur1J \ ml''"·3l?l' Punk
1.1 '' n r lJ1.l' LEO 1 J uh : '· .\ ug : : 1 '°"·cnant"
h1~hhgh1' rl·aJ1ng v.n11ng "-l'" 01
'\EftSllAKEHS
band Bal. However, her influence
aoftcncd for the deuert •nd eht admitted that • ..,._ (1\1 noV,>
ha' a pauaon for chooobne... The
resuh was a nch brownie with vu.
tlla and raspberry sauce.
The Hanlcys were enthusiuric by
the dinner turn o ut. "I thank it's
great lo see the increased interest m
opera ni. evtdenccd by t he aucnd-
oncc herl" 1on1ght ." Pa1ac said.
G uild 4.lhancx president I.a.
c..Ibi wui. equall~ 1m pTCSICd. an-
nouncing. .. We have 500 subscriber
famihei. nod more than 300 people
ore here Tha1's close to a 50 percent
response w this event'"
"Opening night 1i. alwayi. a big
t•vt:nt" i.a1d Schumacher, sponing a
fresh cnm ella corsage She'd ,a lso
arranged for a bouq uet of cameluis
w be presented to Sov1cro a t the
pos1-pcrformancx recepuo n at t.hc
( eOlt:r C'luh
Dr . Wahe r Henry and Ed
Mc.>Gratli en-chaired thr last mgh1
g.uthenn~ which attracted addJttonal
ft:aturt'd performer Timodly Nobie
1C11 org1C1 Germont l and local
fo 1 ontt Sova TINtmas (who v.·111
perform \ 1olctui on .Ian fQ and a1
the Jun :'I maUnC'C')
~C'(1rath unfonunatel' missed h1!.
own part~ d ue 10 a had. IOJui:. hu1
mom Ca~eriM and head-turning
i.1!.1t'1 Regina were on hand
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His winning round of
golf takes holiday, too
W .\ Hl ~(iTO' I .\Pl -Prr4'1dent Bush took
ad,antagc of a holtda~ and mild trmJ)('ratun·s 10 get in
18 tlolt' of "inter iolf \1onda~. hut the.-o uttng endt"d
on a sour note.-
Bush got a1 k34'1 a q uadnif)k hoge~ o n the last ho k .
r Sec rc.-tan 1lf tale Jame<. .\ Baker Ill. Nauonal ~c~t' .\d,·1~r Brl·nt ~o~noft a nd FrC'd Zt"dc:r. head
df 1~ (), rrwa<; Pn' ate In' C'4'Cmcnt ( o rp .. JOmt"d tht'
pn~~cnt o n the 3' .-hour to ur a round chc.-.\ndrt'ws <\FB
llnk1.
' <pn the par ~ 1 llth hole. Bush's fourth sho l landed
in a • h unL.er "hon of the grren. He blastro out of the
' sen~ crap. sailing 1ht ball 0' er the gl"C.'Cn and up a hill
when: repon ers "ere clustered.
""Oh a little d o"nh1ll .\ h11k backspin d ownhill."
said' 1he 'president.
: All vou do o n a shol hke 1h1s 1s keep yo'1r head
d o\q and· plant }Our feel firml}." said Bus h. explaining
bis ~ch~~~i hard. and the ball jig.led forward about
six bes.
his second swmg 1t sailed over the pin. to the
far of the green.
' t says it all... said Bush. man:hina off and
PJC•11 up the baU without bot.herina to hole out. He
fleCl9d '° sink a 15-foot putt to escape with a n 8 on lhe
hole. ' '
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Sopr.,. D&.na SoV'lero fcentert. RkMrd, Jolene En9el.
iiroduc-11on .. confirmed Henn wh0
has of late hcen \·1s1t1n~ opera com·
panic.~ around the.' tountn 4.nd
with a to uch of pndC' added .. 4.nd
the"° !Opera Pac1fi 1 performance<.
compare ,-c~ well ·
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n1hhling on the gc-ncrous c;uppcr
1nduded f)ast I m prc-c;ano co-cha tr<.
Jean Locau and Dottir Stillwell
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Madness reigns for
HB Playhouse show
8y TOM TfTUS
Delly,... C.•••,-·
The Huntington Beach Playhouse.has become the Huntington
Beach Madhouse.
You enter at your own risk. Uniformed nurses arc on duty to
explain the house rules durina your 21h-hour visit to a simulation
of the Orqon State H ospital, where you're seated in the m idst of
the strangest people.
Unnerving? Yes, but entcrt.ajningJy so. It's director Gregory
Cohen's realistic concept for his production of "One Flew Over the
C uckoo's Nest." the powerful st.age adaptation (by Dale Wasserman)
of Ken Kescy's provocative novel about a rebellious convict
attempting to assert himself in a mental hospital where the cards arc
stacked against him.
Cohen and set designer Keith Farr have reversed the audience-
stage format and seated most of the pla ygoers o n the proscenium and
the rest on the fringes of what heretofore has been spectator area at
the Gisler School theater. A ramp leading to the staff booth at the
rear dissects the room and serves as the primary staging area. Near-
catatonic patients shuffle about during the production. firmly
establishing the atmospheric intent.
In most respects. Cohen's production matches the concept.
particularly in has choice of Matchell J. Mills as the chansmatic
McMurphy. Mills hits the stage running and establishes himself as
the "bull goose loony" early on. His incredible stage energy as an
electrifying torcc which galvanizes the show and bnngs out equally
impressive performances from the actors playing the roles of other
patients.
Unfortunately. the main thrust of the show -Mc Murph) 's
power struggle with the head nurse. Ratched -never achieves Its
true potential. Patti Patronate is attractive and articulate. but she
lacks t~ ominous authonty demanded in her character. who m ust
be an equal match for McMurphy's bombastic an11cs. She retains the
upper hand onl) because the scnpt dictates 11.
The gargantuan Indian who becomes Mc Murph) 's all) and
ultimate destruction as powerful!~ performed by Jim Boeke. although
his tape-recorded inner thoughts wr not always clearl> transcnbed.
Wayne Mayberry as the henpecke'U doctor who ostensibly runs the
hospital occasional!) lapses into can cature. but performs efTecuvely.
Ken Meyers renders a bnlliant performance as Harding. deposed
leader of the patients, who exudes a fiery rauonale. Michael Gaffney
is compelling as the stuttering Btll) Babbit whose night o f escape
from emotional bondage turns into traged).
Others painting starkly reahsuc pictures of dlSlurbed minds are
J. Brad Riker. Mike nderle1der. David C. Robb and Gino England
Eene atmosphenc add111ons. without benefit of dialogue. are Tom
Pulcini. Greg Burks. George H ill and David Lamb.
Lisa Wayne beautifully portrays the party girl Candy Starr.
whose blatant sexuallt> provides a further disturbance. while Penn\
Stiefel is fine as her equall> SC'\) comrade. Bnan L Fo"'ler and Jeff
Bader are thoroughly natural a s the ward attendants. while Mark
Mac Dicken is credible. 1f a bit ~outhful . as the tippling n1&ht
caretaker. Storme Gaal Warn and Heather Nielsen complete the cast
as assistant nurses.
Ensemble sequences and technical efTccts arc both lirst rate 1n
a production which relies heaval) on both. Saturda; .. ; performance
even added an untentaonal to uch of realism to 1t'i '1ntagc hoc;p1tal
setting in the form of dripping rain from a lea k; roof. "'h1ch hardl)
dampened the spant of the procl·edings.
.. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest .. 1s a po"crful and guts}
piece o f theater for a commun1t; group and most ol its goals arc
realized b; the Huntington Beach Pia} ho use. Performances continue
Fnda)S and Saturdays at 8 pm through Feb 10 at the (11skr School
theater, at Strathmoor and Effingha m 1n Huntington Beach (all
832-1405 for ucket 1nfo rmat1on • • • CALLBOARD -Readings for .. Les L1a1sonc; Dangercusec, .. "Ill
be held tonight at 7 p.m. by the Cypress Civic Theater (iuild at the
Cypress Cultural Ans Center. 5172 Orange .\ve . Cyprec;s .. all rolC'S
arc open for men and women fro m 21 to .is .... funher 1nformat1on
may be o btained at 229-6 796
Springsteen, Sci a If a
expecting a baby
NEW YORK (AP) -Rock super-
star Bruce Springsteen. known for
such hits as "Born an the S.A.:·
and his girlfriend. Patti Sc1alfa. are
UJ>!!C:ting a baby. a spokeswoman
said Monday.
Marilyn Laverty. spokeswoman
for Columbia Records. the singer's
record company. confirmed a report
in USA Today about the pregnancy
but did not "1\ "hi:n thl' hab' 1\ due
or "hcther th't.· couple "'II marr).
Springsteen'<, manager Jon Land-
au. did not immed1ateh· return a call
seeking comment ·
Spnng.steen. 40. and Sc1alfa. hie;
former backup o;angt'r. rt'Vt'aled their
romance publicl) 1n 1988 after
Springsteen split w11h h1'\ wife. ac-
tress Julianne Ph1ll1pc; The couple
had no children.
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The inleft in Sunday's propams
at Opera Pacific's second per-
formance of Verdi's "La Traviata"
informed the audience that Brenda
Harris would sin& the role or Vi-
oletta. She was rcplacina Stepha.Die
Friede, who had been scheduled to
sing the ro le as part of the com-
pany'' alternate cast. Diana Sovicro
had sung the role on openina niaht.
Perhaps this substitution did not
ellactly make hjstory, but it made
many in the audience grateful and
enthusiastic.
Hams is an outstanding singer.
Her voice displays the timbre of a
spmto and the nexibility of a col-
oratura. She molds phrases with
urgenc; and refinement, and her
technical control is exemplary.
It 1s not often that one hears the
roulades of .. Sempre Libera" so
bnlliantl) c'\ecuted. The emotional
depth o f ·· .\ddio del Passato" also
pro1ccted th<.' image of a singer who
1s on the threshold of a great career.
It ·~ to be hoped that Harris's next
aprx·arance locally wall be with a
principal cast. rather than with the
ahl·rnate one.
Hams was not helped dramata-
call) b) Bernard Uzan's uninspired
stage:' d1rect1 o n. And conductor
Mar~ Flint gave the impression that
he \\3S still conducting last season's
··s artx·r of S<_-, 1lle_·· ··La T ra v1ata"
demands much more passion and
poctr,
It "as a plea~nt surprtSl' to hear
thl' rabali:ttas following the arias of
thl' tv.o Gcrmonts an the second act.
Tlll'St' display opportun111es are
usuall} <. ut because the} appear as
dramatic aftcrthou$hts. Tenor Rico
Rico Serbo (leftf •nd •rend• Harris frlgtltf
turned In stell•r perforrn•nces In Oper•
.... ........... '--~
P•clfk's .. u Trevlat••• this weekend .t the
Performing Arts Center.
i:rbo and barito ne .\ndreas
Po ulimenos earned them off w11h
l On' 1<. t1on. ho""C' er. and else" here
thl·~ performl·d v.1th inc1S1\Cncss
and control.
Tenor Thoma s Laine and soprano
Jani:t Northv.a~ stood out an the
supporting cast
fhl' plot o f .. La rrav1ata .. deals
"1th a scandal 1n Pans a nd its
')urround1ngs The scandal unda)
KNBC's Capra tabbed
to be 'Today' producer
"<E~ "l O RK C.\Pl-B< on
\1ond.i~ naml·d Tom ( apra. a \Ct-
cran Ol'"' produll'r and son of film
d1r{'Ctm Frank C apra. a<; the ne""
('\l'l ut1\l· proJuCl'r of the .. Toda~"
'hov. dfrtll'l' Jan 29
( c1pra '' lUrri:nth ni:"c; director at
S HC -ov.nl'd K N B( -TV 1n Burbank.
( al1f . and former!' worked ac;
prodUl l'r lor huth c"BS NC\.\\ and
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R ,,1n "'ho ha'> run .. Toda,·· c;1nc~'
Jum· 19x., ·
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r he mO\l'. "hi<.h 1ndU'itf\ rl·puns
ha,l· '>Jld "a' npcctl'd. 1\ thl' latest
<. hJngi: at 'BC ·, on<.l'-<lom1nant
morning program. "'h1Lh 1n ri:ccnt
"'l'l'~' ha' tx·l'n 1n J 11ght rating'>
hattk \\1th \AC·, .. , iooJ Morning
\rnn1l a ··
La'>t month. Jane Pau le}.
.. T od:.i) ·· rn·hmt lor I' ~care;. left
till' 'h11" trn otha "BC '-iL'"'" pm-
Jl'l t'> \hr "'a' \Ult"l.'.l'lkc..l h' l>t:borah
'-io n ilk. "'ho 1n \qm·mlx·r 'iut·
ll'l'dl'l.I John Palml·r
in Costa Mesa was the decision by
Opera Pacific administrators to
allow latecomers to climb over
opera lo,ers at the Orange County
Performing .\ns Center during the
prelude to the opera and dunng
most of the first act. On the or·
chestra le,el-.lb1s abominatio n was
~ewport 8.-ach
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accompan11:d by loud d1sc~1ons
with ushers.
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arn'e on time desene much m ore
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A day to reflect .
n commitments,
ccorTipl ishments
Today is not a day that is likely to be marked o n your
eodar. Yo u do n't have to telephone yo ur mother' or buy
meone a gift. Hallmark isn 't going to m a ke a lot o f extra
ofit on this one.
, It is Tuesday, the 16th da y o f January. which means fPu have 349 m ore u ntil USC ma kes a no ther appearan ce JI' the Rose Bowl.
But Jan. 16 is not really a big day. not like Dec . 7 or
ly 4. Sure. 70 years ago America went ''d ry" when the
th Ame ndment too k effect. but Prohibitio n didn't last.
I van the Terrible was crowned Czar of Russia on this
y and Gen. Dwight D . Eise nhower took command o f the
Jlied Invasion Fo rce in London. But we cele bra te neither.
N o. Jan. 16 is not a da y to remem ber unless you
happen to be p resident of the Ronnie M ilsap fan club. T he
country singer turns 46 today.
However. we at the Dally Pilot pay particular attentio n
• IC the da te a nd no t because of news even ts, not becau se of
'o ting tha t occurred in M iam i a year ago. We reca ll J a n.
. 1989, as a s pecial day because the new Dally Pilot m ade
debut that d ay.
J a n. 16 was the day tha t marked the newspaper's
m bolic rebirth. T he redesigned Dally Pilot h11 the streets
year ago with not only a new look b uJ a new commitment
better serve the community.
It was not coincide nce that the paper mad e its
~ppeara nce before dawn. e ntering the m orning newspa per
market with the full knowledge that inevitab le com parisons
would be m ade to both the Times and the Regi ster of Santa
Ana.
In fact. '-"C invited the compa risons. explaining the
Dally Pilot had some thing special to offer the Orange Coast
commun ity. something diffe rent fro m those big m etro-
,politan news papers. We promised to cover local news a nd
s ports better than the o ther guys. we guaran teed our
m orning deli\ Cl) and we gave o ur ad vertisers o ur wo rd that
longer shelf l1k and a com m 11ment to serv1n· would hrtng
cm results We to ld e' el) o ne Jan 16 wa-; the fir\t da~ 1n
lo ng process dc\otcd to making tht• Daily Pilot a better.
m ore responsive newspaper.
..\ )Car later. o n Jan. 16 . 1440. we don·1 pretend to be
a ll the v.a) there )l'I. We ha,t· not a rrived. We arl' the first
to ad mit we arc tar from perfoct. that thcrl' 1s much to do.
But those "'ho "'atch clo-.d~. "ho can recall cd1t1o n-. gone
b) ma) notice o ngoing change . the~ ma~ sec somt· o f tht•
1mpro ' emcntc; .. .,,l' hoped to au .umpl1sh .
A. )Car fro m no \.\. on Jan. 16. 1991 . v.e hope tu speak
o f a m o re co m plete a nd thoughtful ncwc; presen tation. a
more useful and colorful paper. a more interesting a nd
e ntertaining o ne with 1nc:rcascd readership and m ore
advertising because that 1s useful. too We belH.'' c the Dally
Pilot 1s headed m the nght d1rcct1on and v.t: will cht·ck
pen od1ca ll) to make sure \.\t'·, t' not straH'.d
We hope nc \I ~car at th1\ 11mc the d'il\ "'Ill tx· l...nn"'n
U\ 'iOml·thing JU\\ .1 hit mo re note"'nrth~ than tht· d,t\ ( R\
tired J1mm 'r .. r he (1reek"' SrH dcr
Oh, \.\C almo\t forgot. Happ~ A1rthda} tn ratt' r:ir
dm cr .\.J. Fo)t w ho 1s 55 toda >.
Drug program overdue
San Diego ( ·uunt) ·., new drug trea tment program tor
pregnant inmate'> of the La-. ( ohnas Women's Detention
Center 1n <.,antn.· reprc-.cnt'> a small but much-nccdt•d
1mpro ,cment in health care 1n the cou nt~ Jails.
Budget urn\traints haH· IC.>rced a cu tbck in lhl' scope
o f u n ginal plane; hut the ne-w program 1s a major Jnd long-
o .. crdut• r hang1.· ul protcdurt' at the t·ount) 'c; onl ) 1all for
women. \\hH.:h has gnt:n ll t tk or no help to prt·gnant
inmate\ in thc pa\t
From m1c.l-Januar.. tor the firo;t time in 1t\ I ,.,car hl\to~. Ll11, C ol1na"> w1-ll pnn 1dc medical treatment to help
pn:gnant pn.,o na-; cure their depcndcnc:r o n drugc; and
a lcohol. The practical and human1tanan program also
makes pro\ 1\mn for ed ucation ahout the effectc; of drugs
a nd alcohol o n t ht· huma n fetus a nd offers prenatal ca re
from a new ch n1r o n the pnson c;1 tc.
It 1s encouraging to sec that the p rolo u nd c ha nges m
Jail medical care railed fo r by Count) Health D1rertor Dr.
W ilham J. Co' arr indeed begmnmg to tnate nahzc. part1cu-
larl) in the important a rea of drug trea tment for prcgnan·t
wom en. There 1-. a long wa) to go. hut this 1s a welco me
'Sta rt. Tiie Saa fllkRo Ualoa
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1ir cow·r thr rout.
TOM TAIT
Editor
OO''i FE~U:\
.\u oria tf' Editor
TOM CLA I N
~f'Wt Editor
STEVE MARBLE
City Editor
ROGER BLOOM
features Editor
ROGER CARLSO:"i
Sport• Editor
TOM BUPD
Cirealatioe Director
TERI PUPO
uJ.tk>n Marketin1 Manager
BOB FRANK
Home Oelinry Mauser
CHALON GOOD c .. tomer SenH:e Maaa1er
PRAMOO SHAH c... .......
aHONOA WEED
0.1a Proe111lnt Maupt
DONNA JAC0990N
Credit ... ..,
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TOM T ITIJS
SfM'ci•I Stttion1 FA41ito r
MARY CARTER
Ad S."ic" Man8f1er
ALISSA TADLOCK
Pre-Prete Man~f'r
HENRY KNICHT
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Pre4 Prete 9.pervliaor
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painful irritation with ...
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2) MAY CAUSE HARMFUL SIDE EFFECTS.
3) FREQUENT USE LEADS TO DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR.
4) IF IRRITATION PERSISTS, CONSULT CONGRESS.
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Today is Tuesda)', Jan. 16, the
16th day of 1990. There are 349
days left in the year.
Today's H ighh&ht in History:
On Jan. 16, T920, America
wrnt "dry" as the 18th Amend~
mcnt took effect, and Prohibi·
t1o n became the law o f the land.
O n this date:
f n 1547. Ivan the Terrible was
crowned C zar of R ussia.
In 1883, the U.S. Civil Service
Com m ission was established.
ln 1942, actress Carole Lom·
bard. her f\)Othe r a nd about
twenty other' people were killed
when their plane crashed near
Las Vegas d unng a to ur to
pro m ote war bonds.
In 1944, G en Dwight D.
E1St·nhower took command of
tht: ..\llted 1n .. a~1on Force in
London.
In 1964. the m usical "Hello.
()oil), .. sta rring Carol C hanning.
opt'ned on Bro adwa)'.
In 196Y. two manned $o\1et
So} u1 spaceships became the
first \Chicles to dock in s pace
and transfer pcr\o n nel.
In I Y78. :-... '\~A named 35 can-
didate\ to ll) 'on the space shut-
tk. 1nduding <iall) K. Ride,
..\menta·s fir-;t woman m space.
and (1u1 o n S. AluforJ J r .. Amen-
r a·.-, first blad. astronaut.
In 1979. Shah Mohammad
Re.ta Pahlavi left Iran fo r Egypt.
lt:a' 1ng a cn ll1an governme nt 1n
control. he v.o uld never return.
In 1981 . in ~onhern Ireland .
Protestant gunmen s ho t and
""ounded lnsh na11 onahst leader
Be rnadette De\ Im M cAl iskey
and ht:r husband
In IYM8. J1mm .... f he G reek" \n~dcr "'a\ fired as a C BS Spons
u1mmrnwtor. o ne da)' after
mJl..1ng <.un1ro .. cr.1al remarks
Jhout hlat k athleteor, to a Wash-
ing.ton D.( TV \tat1on.
r t:n ~ear"> <tgo The federal
go' crnml·n1 1\">ut·d 1to; first rom-
prl·hl·n,1' t.: ">l't of rules fo r
prott.·t ting "'orl..a<. fron'I hun-
drrd-, o f 'u'>pn It'd cancer-cau\-
1ng l hl·m1t al<., fou nd m wo rk-
plan.''>
f "c H'3r\ :ig11 Reuben 'v ~ndcr<.on v.a1, \v.orn in ac. M1s-
Sl\\1pp1 ·, first hlack J U~llcc on
tht• \upremc < oun
C )n1: ~ear ago Three da ~ s of
rtoung erupted 1n M1am1 when a
poliu· o fficer ~hot a black mo tor-
r: t11st. resulting in the death of
tht l Hllc;t and a passenger.
By Tiie A.n oci•tH Pren
Readers'
comments
welcome
I ht· l>a11\ Pilot "elcome" 'our
op1nmm on malll'r<. of public
1ntcrt·\t
I rucro; and longer antcles of com-
mt•ntaf\ mu\t he <;1gned The)
o;houl<l h<: l \ pcd or clear!~ wn tten
anJ \ent to I FTTERS 10 the EDI-
TOR. Dail\ Pilot. P () Bo~ t 560.
C 11\ta \frsa ll2fl26
It \Ou prefer 10 dicta1e a letter.
\OU ma' call our WE'RE LISTEN·
ING 1dephonc numher -642..f>086
-and lea' c a rt"corded message
Pica'< ~ccp the~ mcc;sa ges brief
Pk a'<' 1ndude \Our addrc.;s and
tC'kph11nc numh<:r so that we ma}
\(.'flh JUthor\h1p
There are good people left in world
To the f.d1tor·
We of1cn hear of people complain·
1ng about husincsses that arc "np-
p1ng them off' h' O\ercharging or
not dmng the ""mk fo r mon1eo;
rl"ndrrcd I feel 11 1'> nece'isal') for
you 10 hear 1hc '>IOI) of one small
Orange Count) huo;1nc 'ls that 1s qu11C'
the contra!)~
nfo rtunately, soonc:-r or later
cvel')onc has 1ransm 1~s1on trouble.
Ours ""cn1 out in our truck last year.
Marshall took our truck 10 Freddie
Cass1llas of Coast Transmission 1n
Costa Mesa and had a new one put
in.
Recently. we started out on our
wcll-<Scwrved vacation. quite un-
aware of the trouble and potential
riiahtmares to follow. Pullin& our
boet ind loeded up wtlh our camp-
ina pr. we started out for Lake
Mead. At l a.m. just rcachina tht
summi1 of the last lf'lde before
Stateline, Nev., our transmlssion
blew up. ~ina lucky cnouab in
teaehina the summit. we hObbled down to Whiskey Pete's. Afkr
socndina the nilht in tbe lnlek. in'
the momina ft were towed 70 •ila
buo Las Yeps. Now, the =dal
ailbunara weft about 10 · '\Ve were in a di9eftM auee, ~
Ill busi~ (after llli111 JOW out fl at.ate licnle .-.) ,ll'8ow ,_..,. at IMlr mercy. A MtJOewWa .,_.
•iuion deallr told 1tt a MW ..,.
9imion would ..... ,··~ aM
t1A.o othrr pla,co; .... l.rl' 1n the o;an1l'
ballpark. plu~ thl·~ lOuldn't do 11 for
thrce·four da)\ It "'"' looking prcH)
gri m \101 onl~ "'mild "'e not h<:
gc1t1ng our """ell d<."\Cf\ cd 'a-
cat1on," but "e "'ould ha'c "' 'IJlC'nd
all our 'acahon monC'\ to fr' the
truck to gct home ·
Th<."n I told Mar~hall, ~h not call
Freddie at Coast Trnn'>m1~~1on·1
Maybe he could rtfcr U'I tn ~meonl·
10 Las Vegas, who "-'On't ream us
q uite so badl) Mar1hall called Fred-
d ie. After e~pla1nin1 the 'lltuauon to
him, Freddie s~ud "Ma1"1hall. don't
take your truck an)whcrc until I
make a few phone c1lb . I belona to
a workiw1de auociauon. A.T.R.A ..
and rll SCC who IS affiliated Wtth US
in Las Vcps. Don't WOfT)' Marshall.
I won't throw you to the wolves."
F~1e made some calls and
about I .S minutes later called us
t.ck. Freddie tokt us to take the
truck to Royal Transm1u 1on and
talk 10 Frank. We chd. frank wa
v«)' nice to u1. He examined the
transmi ion, then compk1dy re-
placed iL It did take thrtt dlys 10 ,et tM tNdt. but became ol t.bc ....,.
rani« Oft the qnel UM •iflioe.
e•cn in Las Veps. it Wat booond.
Not one ~nny came out o( our
pocket .
Freddie l8d Frank made _.
ftitnds ia OM another and " ail fO' 10 ID on vacatiml (wim ~
1n oar oodlcts).
\
h rn th1>ugh """ "<'re a lilllc in·
con\COIC'nccd. \\(' l:ln ~1111 n1un1 our
bln~ingo;, all h<:cau<;C' nnC' man \till
bell<."' co; in o;tand1ng h<:hind his hus1-
n<."">o; and "-'Ori. Ru1 mo~t important .
he l arc' <1hu111 hi\ l u\tomef'
To the Editor
~t o\R SH 4'LL BELL
CHERYL R. EV <\NS
Costa Mcu
ODD
All we hc.ar about today 1s how
people don't care. won't set 1n-
volvcd. people never put 1n an
honest day's work. insurantt com·
panics arc a rip.off. nobody cam.
nobody cares. Our expcnenoe was
quite d1fkrcnt.
It bcpn on Sundly afternoon.
Dec. 17. Our family was waichi~ 1
foott.11 pme on TV. Oa"Ode.. a
plwnber, was upst11n ansWlina fb-
turc! in our ncwl.Y mnodded bath-
room when ht d11COvend 1 fin i&
our anic and roof. At the .... ti-.
Steve ,_,, UM1 WI wi• twMd _, ~. ----.... caled the ll•t' .......... DlpMw .... A 1W aM ltia._ .. , ... .,,,
alllo ..-die llDOM. po JR ... • OS
door ... us 10 Fl CNI ... Cl • our
....... &ft. Nil .. ......
I ...._ Cli9W -tM roo/ • did a.• ow ·=· ..,,.._. aM •J 11 1'1Hdh'Dll,.,.... OM.COii•!~ .......... ---..
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AIO Onnge COMt DAILY PtLOT/ Tueeday, J.nuery 18, 1980
by Bii Keane cotmna CUL TOD by Maratta & Maratta .
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"How 'bout trotting. Mommy?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
· f!o ~<;? 1:JoVbJ
"Don't look, don't stop. don't even
slow down!"
NANCY
ARLO AND JA.NIS
TUllBLEWEEDS
rfb ~A
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DRABBLE
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No. Wh~; on fifst.
Wno\ on fire,
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham .. ~-
by Jerry Scott
Ii~ CALLEO
'1-\U'-IE~ 1 ~QLJNK
1"E. ~0106" J
by Jimmy Johnson
I ~f 1Ult.>K lU. 'V5R ~ l)(Af FAUCE.f FIXE.D.'
by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
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Ne'4/ PANAM4, }QI (i(JFTA 60 J -. "er 7H6 BOOK.-~ ,,,,....~ -/!K)()/( / '
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by Garry Trudeau
by Jim Davis
by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Bat luk
•
kt t l'l'f, I ••I'\ I
A dart
to heart
had real
message
I have been trying to thtnk ofa
suitable pos1-moncm for the Rams
but I'm not sure 1herc is one.
It's fun ny how a 27-point defeat
can affect the perspective ofanal)-;1s.
The Loe; Angeles Times ncw<;-
pa~r. for example, sent seven sports
wntcrs tnto San Francisco for the
NFC' Champ1<>n\h1p game las1 Sun-
da> and all of them. 1n add111on to
another v. ho \la)<.'d home 10 watch
on T . failed 10 recogn11e or e"c.-n
al:knowfcdgc thl· mo<;I c;1gnafican1
pla> of the ~mt•
No. 11 wasn'11he Jim berctt flut-
ter-ball which 4<k r \.tfet ) Ronnie
Loll knocked inl'omplctc That de·
fen111,c gem h~ l oil "'as significant
onl) becau'ie 11 kept the Rams from
1aking a I U-0 lead\\ h1ch 1hc} \\Ould
ha' t' lost 1;oon l'nough. an) ho\\.
There v.as another fir<.t-half pla~.
ho\\c,cr. \\hllh natlt·d -;hut lhc
Ram.,· coffin and \l'nl an un-
m 1s1a l..a hit· rnt•\..agt to m 1 llwm ot
na ti onal I \' \ 1c\\er., 1ha1 the Ram.,
hat.1 nochann·in tht· game
It l'ilml'JU~l n1nt• \CCOnds before
half11mt' \\1th the 49t•r11 on top. 14-3.
1 n a rontec,1 1n \\hit h the outcome
rL·ma1ncd 1n qut''>l1on. fhl· .tCJcrs hall
lxen dn\ 1ng 1mprn\l\cl) hutJU'il
\\ ht·n 11 \\a\ mo'lt·m·cdcd . tht• Ram\·
defcn\l' gol a lrl'ml'ndous hrc.-ak -
1ndct·d. the l..1nJ of a hrcak ~h1ch can
'>t:nd a lt'am 111111 the halftime locker
room v.11h hope anJ nr\\ reo;ol'e
W11h lht· hall nn thl· Ram'I ,_,ard
flnl· JnJ JU't ft I .t 'ho\\ 1ng on the·
do\.l., 1hcrc \\ac,a figh1 om·nl tho<.t.·
pushing. \houting gt·t-ou1-nf·m\·
f.ttl· l..1nd ot \l'U llll'' and \UrL·
t•nough ont• o l the 1t•hrJ\ dropped
hi\ handl.crt hid
ln\lead o l lalling thl' u<,ual "ofl-
'K'll1ng pcnalt1"l!11 "ho\\c\i.'r. lhl' ol·
tit 1al avK'\\Cd 11nl· ot \an f ranu<.<o\
l~lte c,ho' l'f\ "ath a I~-\ ard pcr'>onal
loul II "-a\ a tunlm\ l'f'i1al foul. onr
v.h1Lh < B'i-1 \ la1kd In find v.1th
rt·pla~ 1n\1gh1. .ind C ,1ndlc\t1ck Park
rot kl'd \\llh hom
It also mt·ant that 4!.ln C)A J<x.·
1\1ontan<1 rwv. \\ould 11\• 1hro\\1ng
frnm tht· I X·\ard lint• JU'>I omc or
m.1 ~ hi.· po,'1hl} t \\ lt'l'. 11L•fon· h<I\ ing
Ill 't'ttk l11r a fit•ld g11al
So \\ha1 did \111nt:rna Jo'' lk h11
\\ldt'-Open fl'll'l\l'f John f tl\lor O\Cr
the m1dtlk v.11h a tout hdo~ n \lnke
anJ thr Ram,· 't'u111d,ir\ looked a\ 1f
11 hadn't hct·n rL·ath
It \\a' a dart 111 lht· ht·art fht• 44er<.
1oggtd 1ntn h.ilflinH' \\Ith a 21-' lead
and t:H'r)11nt· 1nduJ1ng lhl· Ram'>.
rcal11t·d thl' 11utc11nw \\as ine' llahlc
There arc no kg111mate t'UU'>t'~ to
he ofTcrl·ll tor the R.inn The.-) foc,t tn
a hl.·ttrr tc.un umkr lt'\\·than-1dl·al
Lon d 1t1un' .1nd onl(.' again their
quant·rhad Jim I Hren. prn"ed
1hat ht• c;tlll ha' \OOH~ gro\\1ng to do
<;o \\t· turn 111 thl· 24th l\uper Rov.I
1m Jan 2X ..ind \OU arc pardoned for
nol feeling p,1r11rnlarl\ nulcd about
the C\ent
A) game 11 ml· thl· 4Qcr'> ma) 11L·
fo\C1rcd h\ a\ mam a'i 1 '\or 14
ix11n 1' Thr point \prcad openl·cl at
I 0 1n L1\ Vega<. hut quick I) mo\ ed to
11 and ma) not \top until ';an Fran-
l'l\CO 1' fa, ort·d h\ lwo 1ouchdowns
mer the Dt.•n,c·r Bnincoo;.
M> lir11t rear1wn Take Dcn ... er
and thl' po1n1' and go 10 a pan) on
Super Sundt1\ v.hL·n· the dnnks arc
free.
Wh> 'I BecauSt' (a ) John El~ay says
he 1<;n'1going10 get a haircut thac;
)Car: (bl El\\3) has somcthtng to
f Please see T AUEY /821
,,, ....
• Lalrer1 rip Klnp/82
• Collqe ballretlNlll/82
• '°'•ftlUln In two/81 • S.nu Anita resultl/8J
• 8roncos. 49er1/M
TUESQAY. JANUARY 16, 1990
Rams' f~ture on solid ground
·sut, they'll
always have
the 49ers to
contend with
By KEN PETERS
,.,. ~ w.-..
The .Rams may indeed be lhe team
of the 1990s, but they closed the book
on the 1980s in usual fas hion.
The Rams. )Oung and on the up-
swmg. were thought by many to b(
one of the NFL's best teams this year.
and some said the true Super Bowl
was the NFC champ1onsh1p g,ame
Sunda) ag,ain~t San Francisco.
T he Rams have dwelled to the
shaduv. of their northern California
neigh bors for the past 10 years. and
that continued as 1hcy were humbled
30-3 by the 49e rs. leaving the m onl y
to look ahrad to ncx1 ~ason and
be)Ond.
Although they didn't make at to the
Supt·r Bowl . the Rams and Coach
John Robinson hope 1hey have laid
the foundation for a ~uccessful dec-
ade 10 come.
"Wr have 25 people 15 or )'Oung·
er:· Robinson said. "We've been
me'>hing the )oung pla)er'> with lhe
'etc rans. Somev. here in lhl' m iddle 1s
Jim E\t~rcn. \\ho can relate to aO\-
onl' Thi'> d ub will do anything ~ou
ask them to do Thl'} pla> v.1th
rmuuon
"The~ have fun pla\ing. I gm•'i\ 11·.,
the \OUth."
The Ram\ al'>o ha\l' an abundance
of 1.1knl and. unlike mo\l of the
I 9Xf 1..,. the~ go in10 1hc· Ill'\\ decack
\\ 11h a pa,s1ng Jll<lr k
f-\ l'rl'tl. 1n h1<; fo unh \l'1H
hlu<.-.umcd 3, ont· of the NFL\ lo p
pa\\l·rs th1-. \Ca'>nn. ranking 1h1rd in
the kaguc 1n t•ffint·nq· and thrt1\\1ng
for m ore than .t.000 )ardc;
The Ramc. al'o katured \t•umd·
)Car pro Flipper -\mkrson. who hi_•.
tam ... · nm· of thr most dangerou<. dcl'p
thn.·.it' 1n the league He tl·amcd \\1th
\ e1t·ran Hrnf1 E.llard 10 prO\ 1dl· a
0
In a word
it's scary
for 49ers'
opponent
By CAVE GOLDBERG
A,. food> .. \lfrltrt
• ... ~· .. .. ·~· .. .. -~ ...
Dan R t'l'' t''>.
upon learning
h 1 .., [) t' n ' l' r
Brom·m would
mc·et San I ran·
ca..co 1 n 1 ht·
Super Ao \\ I.
had thr ee
word\ Im the
4Qc.-r\ "Wt•'ll
<.ho\\ up ..
.\ftcr th e
.t9t·r\ t ru1scd past the Rams ")-'\to
~unda~ ·~ :-.IH champ1on\h1p g,amc.
o<ld..,mal..cr\ installeJ thl'm a\ I()-10
11 -p111n1 fa, nntc'> O\ er lhr Rron-
<t>'. 1"''-21 \\inner<; O\er t he < lnclJnJ Hro\\n\ in 1he Nf( title
game:
Wh>"
.\n}om· r \rept the rabid fxn,cr
fans v. ho v. ill pack Nev. Orlean'i for
1hc Jan. 28 Super Ro"'I can answer
that ques11on EH·n Bronco" ..afct}'
Dennis m11h . v.ho phoned h" for-
mer USC teammate Ronnie I 0 11 of
the 49crs Sunda) night to offer con-
gratulations, c>.pertt'd a douhle-d1g11
point spread.
.. , expected tht·m lo he favored like
this the \\3) lhc·} ·re.-pla) ing," 4'm11h
~ad \.1 onda\ "f told Ronnie. 'You
gu)s are so good. 1i's scar)·"
Other things are 5ear) for the
Broncos:
-Five straight Super Bov.I w1n\
by NFC teams. t"'o of them b" the
49ers. 1ncludtng last ~ear's 20-16 "1c-
tof) o"er (1nc1nnat1 on foe Mon-
tana·~ 10->ard sconng pass to John
Ta)lor with 34 seconds left
-A general sense that the top
teams an the NFC arc superior to
anythtng the >\ FC can offer NF(
pla}off teams were 16-4 ag,a1nst the
AFC and New Orleans. which fin-
ished 9-7 and ou1 of the playoff'i. has
A,.U .. 'P"°'O
49ers receiver John Taylor sits and celebrates over Rams
ufety James Washington after catching a touchdown pass
from Joe Montana on way to Super Bowl In New Orleans.
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>u rsins Rams.
Dunng the 1989 draft. the Rams
took M1am1 running back Cleveland
Gary and UCLA comerback Darryl
Henle) "'11h the final choices tht y got
1n the D1cl..c.-r>0n deal . aftt:r al~
ha' ang p1cl..cd M1am1 defen-.1"e rnd
Bill Hav.k111'i in the lir<it round
Thi: pre' IOU\ ~ear the) took \\ 1dr
recel\ er .\..1ron ( O\ and line-backcr\
Fred \1ncl..l,rnd and Frank <itam\ 01
the group ul pla~cr\ 1hq ~t'rt' ahk to
add becau\<: of tht· trJdc uni\ run-
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Rams owner Georgia frontlere checks the scoreboard In closing moments Sunday.
v.on 12 straight aga1n'il ~H tc.1n"
.\lso. Den' er losl at home to tht' 1 ~" •
NH pla)off team" 11 lan·cl 1lw
r aglcc. and (11anl'>
-fhc feeling thal 'ian h anu,t11
1\ on one of thll'>C un\luppahlr h<11
\trcak\ that "iuper Bcml tc:lm\ gl't 1111
-mulh li l..l' lhc 41/rr\ pf ')l.t Ill\'
fkar<, (If ·~5 am.I 1hr Ci1an1<. o l ·~a.
hen Jfta a 14-2 regular ~·a<.1111 till
49l'r'i -.ecm lo be at lh(•1r hc'I npv.
\.\1th 1hc1r 41-1 '' Kton O\ er :-.1 lnlll'
'>llla 1n 1hrir fir\t pla~off game 1h1
49er'i ha\e OU l<;ccm·d two ol lh1
:-.OH ·, prc,unH.·d tx·st b~ a comb1nn
<,(,'nrt• uf "1-16
-\an hanuSto·, m1sc;1on 10 hi.·
come thl' fir'it team since the l\1celcr•
of a tkladc ago 10 \\to two \lra1gh
Super Rav.ls anJ equal P1mburg.h'•
rcrord four uper Bo"'I 'actone'i
··1f\\C "''n this one:· running bad
Roger Craig said Monda). "~c g<
do~n v.11h the Steelers and M1am1
and Grcc.-n Ba) as one of the.-grca1
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41 1~"11 'I I\ I ttl I ff.I'
Rustlers
quintet
• surprise
of year
\\ hrn J1rn C1ri:cnlit'ld th um~·d
1 It ruugh Im nutt'\ J nd luokt'd dt~ n
"" IJll rti'>tn umrrta111t1 c\ and ques·
111tn\ \\t'rl' ahout all hl· found He
d1dn 1l..no\\1 l th1Hluht·ould e,l·n
\\lllJ~lfllt' muthln,an~th1ngdsc
II \lJ' li ke hi-. pla\l:r\ -m1'fit\.
~l1n t'r'> ,1nJ r~1 rt' dl h1t'\ er'> -wcrt
pkJg1n11-t11r J \pot in a l ra1ern 11~
r.ithn than po ... 111on\ on lht' floor at
C 111lll l n '-' r\t < olkgc "ht re ( 1recn·
t'1l'IJ hJ' ...c1mch11\\ u1Jlhcd hi\ Ru'>-
tln' 111to .i lrg.111rnJIL' contender 1n
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mt·n·, hd'> t'lhall ralC
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l'\ l'f\ \l'J\lln I\ l\l lf't (II \\ In 211 ..
In 11 \l.1~tn' 1h1' tx·111g hi\ 12th
< rrl·enlll'IJ hJ\ \\11n 2 •-11r-m11rl' 1hrt'l'
11mt•' l ht· I "''I->-I lt'Jm "'J'-hi\
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Lonlcrt·n,t'
Au1 th1' H'Jr 'l.uh .,_, 1n 2 \
e,.imr<, v.a"n t \uppo<.ed to do am.
thin~ C J1l1ng 11 a rehullding <,eas(ln
g('t\ 111\\('d a"' a' tx.·cau'iC' ('\Cf" >ear
1<, d rehulld1ng \l'ar Jt the tommun11 ~
u>lkgc Ind
Tht' t<u1.1lcf\ f 2-2 in umkrrncc.-1
ha'L' Jma1t·J t'\t'n C1rl·enlicld
\\ hJ1·, tht• ,t•trt't" "I Jnn"t 1..no\\
\\ hJl 111\. · < •rn·nfil'IJ c,a1d 'Tm
pka..eJ \\1th 1h1' team hecause
I ht•\·\ r pro' t'd more than a lot of
11thl'r lt'Jm .. r\ l' hJJ. hut the rt·a~ons
1lorour\\1nning) I'm not sureahoul
\.\ t"' t' hL·l'n pl:i' 1ng. rL·al well ti1r u\
hut \\l' \\l·rrn·1 ,ure \\hat 1n npcc1
grn ng 1n1<1 the sea ... 11n ..
.\lthnugh 11 wa' a l11s\ las1 Satur-
d.i' night against the -.econd-ranked
team 1n thr <.tJtc Hancho Santiago
<2<1--1 '\-OJ the Hu'itlcr'ic,ho~ed the
hou-.c 1ha1 the\ 're a pla\oIT-t\ pe
team
Tit·d ~1t h the Don .. at l-1.'\ \\1th t~o
minule\ kit an the iwme after C..W(
fof"\.\ard J J Jcnl..1n'> \\\tSht'd a l(l--
f041t um per th(· Rustlrrs v.cre
"11')11 ell nut of their o~n g~m in the
la,1 tv.n minute\ a\ Rancho Santiago
rrna1kd ~-l'>' ·v. e·, c got the quahllM to make a
good team ... Crr('cnfield said. "When
V.t' pla\ '-'Cll ~c·re good We were
lot u<;<,·d the other night a nd we felt
li l..e \\e c,hould'"e heatcn them We
\\Cre read) to pla~
"The' I the Oon\I force \C1u into a
lot of 1h.1ng' and the' make )Ou do
1h1n~' \nu don't want to do but "-e' in I .\ ndcr\l.'n I did a good JOh on
t ~1a11hr\\ l I 1cn I Rancho'<. ti-<>
n·nterl lk even blocked a couple' of
1 1t·n·, ~h<ll'>. but ( .\ndrr<;cn) got
t alkd for a toul on one.-in the fif"I
hJll He made 11 real tough for him
(I ll'n) ..
Krep<.. a Da' ISIOn I prospect. aver-
ages 20 !i points and 8 9 rebounds a
µme"' h1lc .\ nder<;en. also ti-". chaps
1n I" point' and nine boards pt"r
u1ntl'\t R1l \an ~oH·e has been
putting in I ti a g,amt' \a nee he began
10 ..,hnot mMc Jenkin<;. a 6 -5
'nrhnmore. and Craig R1ct' ( 12 I
f'<lllll\ a g,amc). a \Ophomo~ guard
lrom Occ.-an \'1ev. High. a~ both
a&ll.rC\'>1' c pla~ers who complement
f~aw lff DUNN /llJt
49ers' well-oiled machine just kills you softly
SAN FRANCISCO-Lury
Kelm. brow-beaten and bon~tired was in no mood for analysis. Like the
fros d issected in hiah school biolOI)',
the last thina he wanted to do was act
ofTlhe table and praise the a.kill oft.be
auys wieldina the scalpel.
But praise the San Fr1nc1900 49en
hed~ •
"They'd nick us hett for four or
five yards. then come brick on the
neat play and do the same thi• on the other side. All the WllY thf'OUlh.
They're P1tient, .. Kelm, the Rams'
insJde linebecker.11id, "and they're
IO damned IOOd at it.
,. And when =«Ute like they did today, .. be lookine up "°"' the wrons enc1 of Sunday'• JO. l NfC Oampk)tltlllp llmt. *it'1 Hb
playina qaanst a machine."
That much has been said about
virtualll all of the Super Bowl cham-
pions o recent vintqe. most often in
hindsi&ht. But with the exception of
the t 98' Chicqo Bean, no con-
tender for the throne looked 11 dom i-
nant eoina into tbeaeason finale as
dotbe•9cn.
Al leut lhote Bean. belt likened to
a chain•• and led by a quancrback.
Jim McMahon, and a a.ch, Miu
Dit.ka., Who coukl be at •bde• OM, ~upfront about their lntendons.
They wanted to dntroy fOU ud your
mativa. KOrCh Ute eartta bnladl yourviU.ulll•dle,...._aee.
IMITY your .a.. T1wJtM;•mt tib
wiftte:r WM I ,_,-n>Uact ....... T'bly
-~jaftlrywd .... bed .... .
I he~ 49cn, on the other hand.
areet opponents with smiles as sunn>
as CaJifomia &rins and all the defer-
ence in lhc world. What, me worry?
They fl y fint-dass, stay in the bc!t
hottls, and have every advantaat
lhat money c.an buy Their quar-
terbeclt. J~ Montan+. a11uably the
bnt ever to play tht pmc and m·
cndlbly. aeuina better. probably
doesn't even SWll!ltr an the shower at
home. And his coech, the lilver-
haJred Oeorst Seifert. could teech
Mmnana 1 lestC>ft in 1etr~nt.
Yet, make no mistake. Once
the)''Wlhemyour .... tbele •9en are a verh•~ Vea-0-Maric,
aticina. dicint. dtopp9neand fhlalty.
maa1uDy, patinaev~ and
everyihine U..t tm In t ·' ,.ill.
Pit)' the poor Den, er Bronco!>
then. for 1hn arc the c-ntr'C'C on the
menu 1n New Orlean~.
"Todnv was hke that sona. 'Killing
Mc Sofll} ·Tap. tap. tap. touchdown
Tap. tap, uip, field 1oa1:· 49cr tiaht
end Jamie Walhams said. "With J~
Montana an chaf'l'C back there. th1\
t~m JS ca pa Ilk of ecmna the Job
done a hundred dafTertnt wa)".
"But yeah.'' W1Jhams nodded. hts
dreadlocks mov1n11n con<Xrt. "I can
$ee where this coufd have bttn rcall)
frustratina. At lea.st if you tet ~t
with a bomb or aome other bi& play.
you aict the bell beck ...
Not that 1t would have made much
di~nce. The Se.& Francieco de-
fcntt, lackiftt the ....... ---
Montana. RoterC'nuaancl J~ Ric:it
-that grace the otlen'l(. ma' he
much lc,~-heraldc-d. but 111s no less
lethal
Ram quan erback Jtm Everett ac-
kno wl«lgcd as much unda) by e~·
ercasin1 has n~t to sit down an the
middle of a third-and-17 play wt th
th<' clod wand1 na down an the th a rd
q uarter.
He hed d1sp&aytd no Jack of
coul"qC or rcsalieney in winn1n1 two
prev1ou.s playoff pma apinst the
fearsome ddiensave W\lta of the
Eaaks and G'8nt1 on IUCClellive Su•
dayi. But on lhis ~~Ni ..
liMbecller OWta Hally ......
by his riab• ear and ea-nllllllf Llfrt R.obaudolt .. ..,......,.
E\--emt thftw oua ftlar Mid pl~
his rear end down Oft die lidi Of
1
'I
INOLEWOOD (AP) -Rookie Vlade Divac and
A.C. Oreen each ICOred 2S points Monday as the Los
'Anteles Laken coasted to a 1 I l-9 I victory over
Sacramento, their 40tb in a row over the Kinas at the
Forum.
The Laken improved their record to an NBA-best
26-.I and tied the New York Knicks for the le.ague's best
home mark at 17-1.
Sacramento, 1-S since Dick Motta took over as
head coach. lost for the 16th time in 18 games. It was
the Kings' ninth straight loss on the road and fourth
defeat of the season by 20 points or more.
The 2S points were a season-high fo r Divac. a
backup center from Yugoslavia. Kenny Smith led
Sacramento with 20 points.
The Kings. who haven't won at the Forum since
Oct. 20, 1974. trailed by 20 at the stan of the founh
quaner. They closed to 99-87 with 3:37 left on a dunk
by Smith that climaxed an 11-4 spun. but the Lakers
scored the next eight points to put the game away.
Los Anaeles built a 21-point lead in the first half
and extended it to as many as 29 points on a jumper
by Orlando Woolridge in the third quaner. The basket
capped a 14-4 run that put the Lakers ahead 74-45.
G reen led the rally with I 0 points.
Magic Johnson scored 13 points as the Lakers built
a 29-16 lead after one quaner. They extended the
margin to 60-41 by halftime.
"We got irtto a bad situation in the first quaner:·
Sm ith said ... We dug ourselves a hok so deep, we
co uldn·t get out of i1:·
Sacramento was outrebounded for the 28th time 1n
34 games and was held under I 00 points for the fifth
ti me since Motta began incorporating his own ideas
into the otTensc. But whether that otTcnse will include
center Ralph Sampso n in tht' long run remains unset-
tled. In his second game back from a 22-game absence
with knee problems. the eight-year \eteran had two
points and six rebou nds in 21 mmutes.
·T ve got to pla)' ht m and find nu1 whal kmd or roil'
M•glc Johnson p•11e1 off over S.cramen-
to•s D•nny Ainge during 111 ·91 Ulcers'
rout Monday •fternoon In Inglewood.
he·11 pla) with us:· Motta said ... If he·s crippled and
can·1 help u!>. J'q: got to know that by the end of the
)Car Toda~. 11 rcall~ htndered us. but I don·1 have any
ch01n' lx·cauSl' "C don·1 ha ve enough practices 10 get
in <;tufT. . o r m using him as the backup center. and
wc·rl' Jll pra~ing that he·11 come back to normalcy:·
Last split-second shot beats Bulls
From The Associated Press
Trent Tucker hit a 3-point shot after taking an
inbounds pass with 01.e-tenth of a second left M onda~.
gi ving the host New York Knicks a 109-IOo \ICto~
over the Chicago Bulls.
The score was tied at I06 wh en Michael Jordan.
who fin ished w11h 26 poin ts despite 3-for-13 '\hooting
in the first half. mi ssed a 3-pointer 1ha1 thl' "-nKk..,
rebounded with fo ur seconds left.
The Bulls. under the li mit m fo uls. grahbt.'d Mark
Jackson inten11onall). fom ng the Kn1cks 10 tmng the
ball inbounds with a tenth of a second left. After a
11 meou1. Jackson passed to Tucker. who wasted no time
putting up the high-arching game-winner.
Patrick Ewing had 33 points and I 2 rehounds tor
the Kni cks. who won for the 17th lime in 18 gamc~ al
Madison Square Garden. Scottie Pippen added 22
points and Bill Canwnght 18 for Chicago.
Elsewhere 1n the NBA Monday:
•G uard Mark Price recorded the first tnple-
double of his career with 25 points. 12 assists and 11
rebounds as Clc\(:land defeated v1s111ng Sa n Antonio.
92-89.
8 ln Denver. Aleit English scored 20 of his season-
C 01.11 fil . H \~kl 111 \I I
NBA nixes Michael-Magic
CHIC -\GO -The NR-\ "a~<> the M1(·had-
Mag1l <.ho" 1\ .1 no go.
-\n NB·\ ollirial said the kaguc "111 not
~nct1on a pn>po-.al for a $1 m1ll1on onc-on-onl·
dud lx·t\\el'n \1 1thacl Jordan of the ( h1cago Bull~
and ··~tag1l·· fohn,on of 1he Loo; -\ngclrs Laker ...
l\lah I homa ... prc<.1l.kn1 of the N B-\ Pla~er,·
·\\\Ol 1~111on had rqu'>ICrl·d h1\ oppo'i1t1on la\I
\\ l·l·i..
high 2lJ p111nl\ ir\JIW lir<.1 h"ll a'\ IA.·n\L·r hantkd Dalla'
11' lounh \lr.11gh1 dcll':it. I U 1-90
8 In Phoenix. Tom Chambns .-.cored -W point~ and
KC\ m Johnson "" of his 23 1n tH en1me as Phocno.
txa1 ( harlu11e 118-1 08. keeping the Hornets "1nlc.,, 1n
15 road gaml'\ th1' Sl'ason
•In Sca11lc \.a' 1cr McDaniel had a hac;l..l·t and
l\.\O free thru\,., in thl' final 24 secondc, tu lead \cattle
105-10 1
49ers knock off Ne\N Mexico State
with 72-56 vvin, ending streak of 12
From TM Associated Pr~u I
Tyrone Mitchell scored 11 points. grabbed I I
rebounds and had I I assists to lead Long Beach State
to a 72-56 Big West victory over New Mexico State
Monday night in Long Beach. . .
Kevin Cutler scored 17 points and Lucious Hams
added 11 for the 49ers ( 11 -3 overall. 4-2 in the Big
West). The victory snapped a 12-game winning streak
by New Mexico State ( 14-2. 5-1 ).
The Aaaies were led by Reggie Jordan, wh o scored
14 points and by Keith Hill. who bad 10 points.
Long Beach State j umped out to a 12-4 lead on a
basket by Mike Masuca with 12:42 remaining in the
first half. The 49crs held a 32-2 1 halftime advantage
and extended their lead to 72-52 with 1:24 remaining
in the contest.
Long Beach State outrcbounded New Mexico State
4 1-37 and made 51 percent of its field goals compared
to JS percent for the A_ggies.
Elsewhere in the Big West:
•In Fresno. Larry Johnson scored 28 poin ts to
lead No. 9 U NL V over Fresno State 84-75.
Johnson scored 17 of his points in the second half
as UNLV (11 -3. 5-1) broke open the game with a 22-12
run in the first eight mi nutes.
Tod Bernard kept Fresno State (6-8, 1-4) in the
game with a career-high 27 points. Fresno took an early
6-0 lead in the game before UNL V ran off 11 con-
secutive points to take the lead.
•In San Jose, Kenne Young scored 19 points and
arabbed nine rebounds to lead the San Jose State to a
66-60 victory over Cal State Fullerton.
San Jose (S-9, 2-3) outscored Fullenon State 12-0
durina one strech in the 5CCOnd half and outrcbounded
Fullerton 32-2S. San Jose was also 5 1 percent from the
field.
Cedric C eballuc; of Fullenon Cl<-6. 2-1) led all
scorer. wi th 24 point'> and grabbed sen·n rl'bounc.I<.
Mark Hill added 14 points for the team
•In Logan. l 'ta h. ldns Jones scored 25 poin1o;.
1nclud1ng .,c,·en 3-point goals. and Enc McA n hur
grabbed 19 reboUllds and blocked four shot'\ a' Santa
Barbara beat l'tah State 91-82
The G aucho" ( 10-4 and 4-2) Jumped to a 14-2 lead
with 15.56 left 1n the opening half'Nhen Jones dropped
m his fi rst 3-pomt goal from the nght side. He hit
another long-range shot with 15:48 left in thc half to
mcrcasc the Gauchos· lead to 17-3
Santa Barbara led 32-I:! "hen Lucious Da\ls
scored a la) up with 9 0 I left The .\gg1es (9-7 and J-2)
tnmmed th(' lead 10 38-3 I when .\llen Gordon and
Darrel Wh11e h11 consecu11,e 3-pomt goals late in the
half
Elsewhere 1n college baskethall.
•In Champaign. Ill . Terr) Mills .. c:ored 18 po1n 1s
and No. 6 M1ch1gan never trailed 1n ending No 7
llhno1s· 28-game home winning streak. 74-70.
The Wohennes. who beat the Illini 83-81 in the
NCAA semifi nals last March. won for the first time at
l111no1s since I 97Q. c;topping a span of ID s1ra1gh1 lo'lsC'i.
M1ch1gan ( 1 2-~ t1verall. :!-1 in the Rig Ten) led
71-69 with 33 scconds left. Kendall Gill made onl~ one
of two fo ul 'ihots for Illinois.
8 In Ha nford. Connecticut has got the winni ng
feeling and Coach Jim Calhoun hopes they don·1 lose
11.
Connec11cut won lls fou nh stra1ghL Big East game
by defea11ng No. 5 Syracuse 70-59 ... It's a carryover
from what we're tl)1ng to do as a tea m. This group of
kids feels vcf) comfonable with themselves:· Cal houn
said ... , kind of havc an affection for this team. I really
hke coaching this team ...
LITKE highest payroll - an avt>rage ha~
safal) ofS33 7.400.
.. That's the funn > thing about
beinJ here." Bun said ... We win all
the t1mt' and you try 10 put your
finger on it and you can't. In New
York. we made the Super Bowl in m}
sixth year and I figured. there·s no
way in the world we don•t get back
there for the next two or thrtt years
or more. 1
''°'"'' Butt. a one-time Pro Bowler who
apmt his eiaht previous Kasons with
the New York Giants, didn'tjoin lhe
dub ... ua NO¥ember1 wben be was
8CQUlred U a kind of IDIUranclC pol-kJ Awscaner Micbael Caner and .-.ve PN K ..... But tu. place whit die the taln speaks volumes
about the Sen FrancilCO orpniu-
doa.
For another. he had to learn to
accept a limited role. That was no
obstacle either. however, when Bun
looked down the bench and realized
he was sharina the pine with at least a
dozen playen -quarterbeck Steve
Young. offensive tackle Steve
Wal~. Kua.ler and the like -who
would be embraced as S1arter1 for
aJmost any other club and were being
paid accordinllr.·
And finally. hkc everybody el!IC on
the tum, he quickly rulized that
winnina-year-in, year-out. home
and away -was ultimately more
satilfyina than anythinc else the
pine bu to o&r.
"The guys on this team. even
though they·ve had the kind of suc-
cess they have for so long ... tht>y
realize the opponunities don't come
around all the time.'' he said ... That
makes everybody willing to do the
thinp that 1t takes to win ."
JU. Ulte # th A.,..clai.4 Pren'
MIMMl~L
there could be 10tne st.ranee forces at
work with tbne two football teams between now and Jan. 28.
More about the •9en and Broncos
in laler<ohamni. Let'ajuamd this
one by reeall~ that pretty .. leam
colon .. COit oeo.'lia wa wtari!'j on
the liddiM ud wOoderi .. if abe II
ever Wdr it ..-in.
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LANDOVER. Md. -Bryan Murray, ~
one of tbe most successful NHL coaches
duri!tf the I 980s1 was fired Monday by the • •
Washtnaton Capitals and replaced with his
brother. Terry Murray.
Terry Murray, 39, has been coach of the Capitals'
American Hpckey Lcque affiliate Baltimore Skipjacks
· for the past two season&.
Bryan Murray had coached the Capitals since the
1981 ~2 season, leadi ng them to
the playoffs seven times. The Caps"
finished first in the Patrick
Division for the fint time last
season with 92 points, but lost to
Philadelphia in the division semi-
finals.
He had lonaest tenure of any
currtnt coach in the NHL, having
guided the Capitals since Novem-
ber 1981.
"The contributions of Bryan
Murray to this organization have Terry
been as much or as many as any other person or player
who bas ever played or been a part ?f thi~ orga.n1z~·
tion ... Capitals general manager David Potl~ said in
maki ng the announcement at an early evt>ning news
conference.
Bryan Murray reached two milest?nes last. season.
coaching his 600th career game and winning his 300th
regular-~ason game on Dec. 17. He is only one of 17
Steinbach · signs 2-year pact
NEW YO RK -Seven players eligible ~
for sa lary arb1tra11on agreed to contracts
Monday. le~l\ ing 168 players eligible to file ·--==--
today. the last day for players to subm it
their namei..
Terry Steinbach, the Oakland Athle llef catcher. int
the biggest deal among the arbitration eligibles. agreeing
to a two-year contract fo r S 1.8 million. an a\l·rage of
more than tri ple hi s 1989 earnings.
Geno Petrall1. the Texas Rangers· catcher. also got
a two-)ear deal. his for S 1.025
m11l1on. Two frec agents signed \\tth
Detroit. Infielder Cecil Fielder re-
turnl·d from Japan. agret•1ng to a
two-vcar. SJ million deal. He hit
.J0:!."11h 38 homers and ~I RBis
last year for the Hanshm T igers
Lx:tro11 als0 signed infielder EJ
Romero. who left the 1 llwaukel'
Bre'Ner\.
Among one-year deal\. left·
Stelnb•ch hander DanO\ Jackson anJ the
C1nc1nnat1 Reth \l'l tlcd al $I I 5· mdhon. 1he 'aml·
sal:m he earnl·d 1n 1989
i)11t:hl·r ( harl1l· u:1hranJ1 se11k d With Atlanta for
SI 111111100. ,1 nit or $250.000 He can earn bacl.. 1hc
$2 'i0.000 "1th honu'e" 1f hl' p1tche<; 26 game" but onh
$ 1511.()()(i ti t h1\ 'alan 1~ guarantl'Cd
"itl·\l· I arr and thl' Kan'>as Cit\ RO\ al-; Sl'llleJ lor
Jll't unJn $.,,, IKIO. a r..t1sl· of $1 70.f)(~J
< >utlidda I ral) Jone!> and the l>etro11 l 1i::l·r<;
agrl·l·<l t0 a onl··\l·ar <kal for $l75.000, a S75Jl00 raise.
and uutfielda I Jrr' 'lhect' <,t•ttkd "Ith the T1gcrc; li1r
$6 70.000. a S Ill (Kl(J ra 1se
Onl> four pla> er\ ha' l' -.uhm111cd for arh11rat1on
-.1nu· thl' filing ix·nod oix·ned 11n Jan. 5 -rd1cl pitcher
Doug Jonl·\ ol < le' eland. first ba'>Cman \.\all~ fo\ na
of ('ah torn1a and left-hander Juan Nie' l'!> of ~ ii\\ :iul-.ee
and John ( anddana of Montreal Pla,er<; ancl l luh'
e\Changl' ligure\ 1hrel· da)~ after a pla~e·r lilcs. '<'most
pla)er<o 1ra<l1110nall> file on the la'it da> Hearing' "'ill
Ix· \l'hl·dukd for hh 1-2 I hu t mmt pla\ l'r<; '-Citic tll:llm·
hearings
St(•mbach. 27 . h11 27 I \~Ith SC\ en h11nw run\ and
42 RBis 1n 19!<9. h" third n1.1Jor-lcagur 'l'a,on I k gl'I'
a S 100.000 "gning honu\. $700.f)()(J 111 1111>0 anJ SI
m1ll1on 1n I lJQ I
Benoit has early lead
LAS VH1 •\~ -Boh Benoit leads Rick 9Jf
S1t·<:l.,m11h h} '·l pins Monday night aftc:r
the firc;t round of the PB-\ Showboat lnv11a-
11onal. Benoit. "ho finished second here last ~car. a"er-
aged 2"\t< I for h1'> first l'lght games and fin<>1hed ""Ith
a p1nfall ul l.90'i
teelsm1th. thl' 1988 PB.\ Rook1l' of thl' 't car.
felled 1.8'2 pin'> lie 1-. tl)ing hi s first PB-\ uo"n
, 8111 Bu'>b\ 1~ third spot wit h 1.847 p1n<o. follo"'l'd
b' Ton) F1gu1cra at 1.842 and s1·H1 me champwn l>a'e
Hu'itcd w11h U!27
.. , lo'e playing Michael. This is something to
tell m) kids. I( )OU can·t get ps)ched up to pla>
Chicago and Michael Jordan. )OU do not need to
laCl· up the 1enn1s shoes:· -Indiana Parer<, guard
Reggie Miiier 'Nho '\cored a career high 44 poin1c;
1n a "'1n o'er thl· Bull' last week.
Maple Leafs edge Chicago
TORON ro --\ controver'i1al goal h> ~
foronto\ Wrndel ( lark with 6: 15 rema1n-
1ng 111 1he gaml' ga'e the Maple Leafs a 7-ti • •
'1ctor> o\Cr the Chicago Black hawk s Mon-
da' night · Toronto completed an eight-game home stand wi th
a 6-1-1 mark and 1s off until Thursday when 11 plays
in . t Louis. The '1ctol) moved the second-place Leafs
wit hin fi,c points of the Blackhawks in the Nom s
0 1' 1s1on.
On the game-winning $Oal. goaltender Jacques
Clou11 er had his catching mitt over the puck in the
crca~ after stopping a shot. Clark three times poked at
the mitt and the puck was dislodged and shd over the
goal line. Despite the ObJect1ons of the Blackhawks. who
claimed the play shoul d have been blown dead. referee
Ron Hogga nh ruled 11 was a goal.
Elsewhere in the NHL Monday:
8 In Montreat. Todd Ewen's first goal of the
season. at 11 : 18 of the third period. gave the Montreal
Canadiens a 4-3 viC1ory over the Minnesota Non.h
Stars.
• In Boston. Cam Neely broke a tie with his 32nd
goal in the second period and tht Boston Bruins went
on to defeat the Hartford Whalers 4-1 for their sixth
victory in the last seven games.
Also !Corina for Toronto were Al Iafrate. John
Mcintyre, Ed Ola)(k. Dan Daoust, Mark Osborne and
Vince Dllmehousse.
For tti1cqo. Denis Savard and Steve Larmer
scored two goals each and Al Secord and Adam
Crciahton bad one each. Chicaao outshot Toronto 4S-33, includina t S-S in
the third.
'Bowl Game' draws 350 fans .
SAN JOSE -Mumy Seate quar--0---
lt11>ick Michael Proclor ran for one touch.--
down and pueed for another to~' • amalJ.. col1cee ...... tam Meed or its m~· ---colleilt riVlk to ttay u IM AJllCric:an team Deal lbeir biA-W. Nadoall riYlll lS.24 on Monday in the flnc KT AJJ-Alnlrica Orie ~ .............. al t:4S Lm., ct... JUll 350
•M to Sjli1a llldi_. at Sa Joec 5'alC Unlvcnir)' •
~to~ Ille,....,=. di~
.la his ei;bt te11•1 wtdl -~ lbnrt compiled a reeord of 343-246i83. ~ 1.1s1 how-
ever, were neVer able to advance beyond the,d1vilion
final in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
.. There's no doubt 1n my mind tb-t Bryan Murray
will be a coach in the Natiodal Hockey Leaaue. and
probably very soon." Poilc said. .
Poile decided to fire Murray ~ottday m~mana and
informed him of the decision after lhc Capitals' prao-
UC'C. I . • The Capitals have lost. eight strai~l pmes and arc last in the
Patnck Division with an 18-24-4
record for 40 points.
In 1985-86. Murray guided
the Caps to their first 50-wi n
season (5()...23-7) for second place
in the division. The Capitals fin-
ished second in the Patrick for five
straight seasons. from 1983-1984
to I "987-88. before fin ishing fi rst
last season. aryan Murray The Capitals' failure in the
Stanley Cup playoffs has often led to rum.ors that
management was unhappy and Murray was going to be
fi red . But he held on until the recent losing strealt. one
of the worst in franchise history.
Murra y·s problems this season staned wi th inj unes
to defensemen Rod Langway and Scott Ste vens. The
Caps have never won a game while both La ngway and
Stevens have been out of the lineup.
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When dweebs get hot
Carrier wins Thorpe Award
O K LA ll(lM A. < 11 ) -Mark Ca mer
nl \outhcrn ( altforn1a "'a" named ~inner ~
ul thl· ll•urth :1nnual Jim Thorpe .\\\ard for 'l::.>"
lhl· n.i1111n·, hc'>t rolkg1atc tkkn\I\<' had. ----
ullil 1.11.., Jnnounled \,fnnda\ e\l•n1ng.
( Jrncr. J b·loot· 1 \Jl .. ~:mencan free ..akt). and thl'
othl'r tinah\t\. '\lath.in I ..iDuke . .i 5-IO frt:c safety at
\n1onJ \1.1tl· .ind I oJJ L )ght. a h-1 .\11--\ml'ncan
u1rncrhal i.. .11 ''1>1rl· Dame \\l'fl. in Oklahoma ( 11~ l11r
thl' h,1n4ul·t \J>IJO'>llll'd h' lhl· Jim 1 h(lrpe -\1hll'111
( luh
L al>ul..l' ~1d hl· \\a' 'urpw.l·J to he in lhl· running
tor thl' Jv.ar<l named for former Oh mp1an J im Thorpe.:
.. It'' g<10d tn !..no\\ pcopk ·are \\atch1ng othn
1h1ng,:· l a Du kl· ~11J
l he 1rn1 Wl'rl· \Otl·d thl' top thn·l' t.kfcnSl\C haci..,
h\ a 21-mrmht·r panel of fn(lt hall '\pon~a<;H'r\, 'pono;-
....,:n ters, coaches, former pla ~ er' and other\.
San Francisc11 4<h·r' 4uartcrhark Joe Mc>nlana "'a'
honon·d at the h.rnquet a' the :-.=at1onal f-oothall
Lcague·s .. Most Valuahk Pla~a ·· 1 hat honor "
c;clectcd h} the NI I Pla>l·r<, -\<i\01."1at1on
Most of U.S . team sticks
LA JO I I ·\ -( 111alkl'l'pl.'r l un) ~kola ~ ~ anJ I' othn nH·mht·r' nf thl' l . S national ,.....1111111 1eam agrn·d to onc-H'ar urntratl\ \,f onda~
thl· I n1tcd '-,tatn \rn.ll'r I l0(krat1on <;aid
\1-.u agret·1ng tu one-)ear dl.·al!> werl· defcnderc;
lkmund \rm\lrnng ~1arcclo Halhoa. J1mm) Bank'>.
John' 1>11,lc. Stnl· Trtll\Chuh and ~1chael 'w'.1nd-
1schn.1Jnn m1dlidtkrc; Rnan Bh~ ... Enc Eichmann. John
I IJrke\ Paul l\.rumf)l'. Tab Ramo' and John 5tollml">Cr
and f11,-....arJ Hrull. l\1urra'
I "'o pla}l'r~ rcfuc;ed 1·0 \tgn -goalkccpcr [)a, 1d
V.inolc. "'ho lo~t the .. tarting JOh to Meola la!>t <.um mer.
and m1dlielckr Paul ( ahg1un. ""ho '\cored the goal that
gaH· thl' l ln1ted State'> a 'KIO') O\er Trinidad and
Tobago and a tx·rth 1n tht· World Cup for the firc;t ti me
1n 40 }Cars.
Since the United States doc~ n.ot ha\e a nat1onw1dc
outdoor kague. thl· fcdera 11on '>1alls pla)ers to con tract~
and trte\ to kl·cp thl· core of ihc '\cam togeth er as muc h
as po'>\lhlc
McEnroe gets fast start
MELBOU RNE -John McEnroe.
showing his old an1str)' and a renewed • •
commitment to reach the top of the tennis _,,-
world again. ga ve a v1nuoso performance
toda) 1n hi s first-round match at the Australian Open.
McEnroc·s den touch at the net. sweeping hard
serves and keen anticipation all were evident in his 6-2.
6-1. 6-1 victory over France·s T hierry Tulasne.
Tulasne. ranked higher than McEnroe when the
American slumped to No. 14 in 1986. is more of a clay
court specialist and leS5 comfonable on the hard couns
here than the now fo unh-ranked McEnroe.
McEnroe. coming off an exhibition tournament
and victory over No. 3 Stefan Edberg. thinks he has a
chance of winning here, especially if thlc weather stays
as cool as it was today.
1111 \ .,.o,.n \UIO
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St. Peter's, SooftsChannel. ,
4:.JO o.m. -COLL•G• aASK•TaALL: ()t{latwna at
Kansas State. ESPN. •:JO o.m. -COLL••• ••SK•T•ALL: Vandar1>111 .,
LSU. ESPN. 7:JO o.m. -NO HOC1taY: Buffalo at Klno•. Prima
Ticket. 7:30 p.m. -NO aa11t•TaALL: Chartotta at Cllotl«t,
soort.Channtt. tun. -,MMM. IKAT1'IO: U.S..°"" c~
(INe), USA.
lo::ao ,,,._ -COLL•H aAMCITaALL: ~· 0ttmt n. Rutten from bst R""*1ord, N.J, c-.ved),
~ 12~ •""--OOl.': Tuaon OMrl "'* round 0 ... ),
·~· 12:11 a.l'ft. -..0.18 aAaMe: UK A*'nltol ,.,_..
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7:JO •.tn. -NO MOCK9Yt hftelO at K~ KL.AC
(l'JI). NI !Uft.-,_ ~ CJw1ltt9 at°"'"""'
llltn4 ( ...
George 'orem•n 11 held Nck by referee
Joe Cort•• •• Gerry Cooney t•ll• to th•
c•nv•• In the first round •t Atl•ntlc City
Mond•Y· Coon ey dldn°t l•st two rounds.
··on ., ..... HJTOHU
<. B.\SkETBALI. ~ •
NBA
Wntem Conference
P1clflc Olvl1lon
W L
L•lr•rs 16 8
Por !la nd is 11
Phoeni;c 18 14
Sea111e 18 16
Golde n Staie 16 18
Clippers IS 19
Sau a mento 8 16
San An1on10
Ula n
Oeri 11er
OallcH
Housron
C.nar1011e
M ldwut Division
W L
1J 10
23 II
12 IS
17 19
16 io
1 16
1 18
Pct. GB
765
694 1
S6J 7
S19 8
471 10
44 1 11
135 18
Pct GB
697
676
S9S
471
444
211
100
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7 ' 8 1
16
17
East•rn Conference
Aft1ntlc Division
New Yo ri<
BO\ I On
Philadeloh•a
Wa\lllO\llOri
New Jer sev
D~trool
C n1c:aoo
I 'Cl•c)(;c)
A• a n1a
flt Nau~ ee
C e.,,etano
C'la ndo
W L
16 10
11 14
19 16
14 21
I I 1S
8 30
Centr11 Division
1S 12
13 IJ
11 IS
18 IS
19 16
16 18
10 16
Moftday'\ k 9rH
Lair••• t 11, S&cra,.,,.n10 9t
N•w "o" toq (n.caoo 106
-h •• a 91 S&" AnlOn•o 99
l•• -~· 101 o •.• , 90
Y e• I 11 W&U"nOIO" 10~
" a & 10 C.o•de" S••·~ 10~ r ~~,.,,. , 18 Cn&rto•~" IOI ~· ,M,. • 10\ l<Ou\'O" 101
T_.,t', GarMs
t · .. · ·''•&•Cl-\, 730 om
Pct.
711
600
54)
389
306
111
676
639
S9S
S45
543
'7 I
178
(, "J• S•,_tf' a' M1 ...,tlUlll.f'• S lO 0......,
A• ~I"·,, d~ Sacra mttMO I )0 o rr
[•fl ,,., af Pot' .tno I 30 om
W..-WlOAY'l GamH
\•a•• I! "' Lak..-s. 1 lO o"'
'ft'a\n1noton al New Jer\ev A 30 om.
OcPro t O' Ph+lodfl'ID~+tJ .i lO o""""
lltt\•M a• Orl&noo • 30 om
\n<J1ona "' M 1am 1 • 30 om
Ntw 'V<>'" ~t Stt n A.nro"•O ~ o ,.,
( lftv~JAnc1 ~· H OU\ Jon ~JO 0 m
f'h °""'"' tt' 0 811b\ ~ 30 rt,,.. A'-'""""' or Ut~n 6 10 om
Liken 111, Kif\9\ 91
GB
4 '
6 ' 12
IS
19
I ' 3
5 s
1 ' 14 l
SACRAMENTO McCr&v 9 11 l l 19
T \tJ<' S 70 0 0 16 IC.oll' I I 7 1 4 A•"llt' S 20 0 0
10 S·r '" I U l l 10 01'' Nt'Ofl'l I S 0 0 1
S11rr P\O~ I I 0·0 7 Preu1ev l 6 1 1 9 .A Hen ) S
0 0 6 Turr>t1r 1 l 0 0 • Tolel\ 40 91 10 10 '1
LAKEAS -C.rtt" 1 11 11 11 1S Wor1t1y 6 9
2 2 14 T !\O'TIO\On 2 S 0 0 • JOM\Otl S 1 6 6 11
S<<J" l '1 2 I (ool't• 2 I 0 0 ' WOOl'·dO~ S 9
O O 10 o .. &c tO lS S 6 1S Or•w I l 0 0 1
v "<•"' 0 0 0 0 0 M(N .. m .... 1 I 0 0 1 To•&•\ ., 78 76 11 111
Sc9r• b y Quarter\
S•cram.nto " 2S 11 31-" L ALO er1 1' JI 19 )1-11 1
) Po no \K>& \-S.crem.,,10 1 S IS"'''" I I
M <('"' 0 I A•"Qt' 0 I Prf\\tev 0 I Atlt'n 0 H
lo• Ano" n I I Jonn•on I 11 r oui.o
OJ' None ~et>ovno1-S&cra~•o 41 1McCr&•
9 LO\ Ang ... 1 ~ T11omo\on 171 "'
'•'• Sacr•mt "'O 26 •Sm•"' 11 Lo• Anoe1e. )0
I ~M\O" 101 To1a1 foul\ Sacr&mt n•o 11 Lo•
1' '0" "' 10 A-I• I«
NBA IHderS
(~wtfl ~vi
Jord&n Ch•C aoo
Melont Utsn
E w ng Ntw YO"
Muthn, C.ot~n St11te
W11~1n\ AJlanta
(nftml>e". P11otn1•
M Her Indiana
Ort•I•• Poroland
Me•one Wa•ll•no•on
sc ... in. G ,G
JS QJ
)4 H S
3S l71
ll 310
)) 373
JI :rt0
36 797
)I 199
ll »7
,T l"ti Av•
141 11S7 J79
716 1032 lO'
111 964 ,, s 19' .,, 766 111 I Si ?SI
197 764 ,. 6
106 85.6 231
Ill 737 73 1 I 16 190 736
HORS•: H \(·1,f;
Record Ph Pvs
I Ka ns as 1461 18-0 1,549 I
7 George town < 1 SJ 13-0 l.S 17 1
J Okta noma I II 11·0 I 470 4
J M i\sour1 111 IS I 1.34 I 5
S Svracuse 17-I I 796 6
6 M 1Ch1oan 11 1 I 117 3
7 lll1no•s 17 I I 103 8
8 Out..e 17 1 t 137 10
9 UNL V 10 3 99S l
10 Lou1w 1lle 17 7 988 I I
11 Georl.l1a Tecn 11-1 9S6 9
11 Arka nsa \ 11 1 906 17
13 LSU 10-1 843 14
14 Indiana 12 1 647 13
IS St Johrl·s 14 ) S84 IS
16 UCLA II 1 583 19
17 La Salle 10 I J66 11
18 Ore9on St 11 1 396 11
19 N Ca roltna St 11 ) 310 17
70 Xavier Ohio I 1 1 J07 15
21 LOYOia 11 ) 191 13
11 M 1nneso1a 10 l 771 16
23 Arizona 9 3 113 18
14 Purdue I I 1 117 -
25 A aoa,....,a 11 3 167 14
Q1ner rece .,,,.9 vo•es New MeA•C:O
SI 1)) lll'empn,\ S' 108 V cn1oa" S1
108 SW Louisiana 36 Co•c.ra oo Sr 18
C emson 11, Texa\ IS Maryla nd 14
Volla nova 10 Lou1\1ana Teen 8 Con
nect•Cul 7 Nla\\acnuserrs 7 >•or do
6 Hotv CroS\ S V11naero111 S 011 o S1
4 Norrn Caro• r>a 3 Pro,11otnc e ) N
Iowa 7 Sranloro 1 A1a B1rrr>1nona ,.,,
I Aooa 1acn1a n S• I E Te nneuee <;1
1 Hawa11 I
l a ,...,Pt>et M 1rtn(I'\' a ' .1 c. .>o • • j b
0•&•""'0" HOu\ 'D" )S ))0 164 11'> 7l h
111 7J I ,., n 1 Bario. f¥ P~.i.sdt o~ • JI 111 116 E II•\ Se&,.lf 17 19Q 119
, 10"'" S•c••'"''"'o JJ Joe IJ6 I Sl 11 9
10• 17 I
/?S 11 I
1'S 11 S
69S 77 4
II'> n 1
111 n 1
B·•d Bo••nn 11 117 118
RoD•n\or San A"'~"~ )] 146 ])1
Ha,,,.,. CllPOeU )4 in 114
R""""O"d C.oldt " S•a•• JI HJ 119
C ,,....,m ~Q\ S&o Anion 17 797 173
B•ac •"'~" Dalla\ JS JOI 16)
Field GO.ti Percentao-
Wt\' P~f!rl·•
Bar-.i.e..-Pnd&<M'P'" 4
MalOnt U•a~
Par \n 80\tor
Pa•\On C""·Caoo
Robonw"" Sa ft A"''O"
Graf"'• (f'licaoo
M-.,lt•n (,01oen s-alp
McJl(f.,, ~e"'e
w "'"""'' P or• tt"tl
f G fGA
I~ 101
111 U Q
)IS &41
134 •OI
110 301
Hb ISO
] II )31
)10 S'O
1 •0 )89 ,,. no
ll 9bou """'9
04a•uW0"' HOi...1\'0~
Oe"lf v New vnr'
~oo•,..,o,, Sel'\ A .,,o~ o
M&IO"f U•&~
8•t"-~tv Pn•taOeton14
S~11t.alv M ·a m;
Cao• Sf!arne
Par '" B0\10" E wong Ne"' Yor-
W~\' Pno.n ...
Stoc1<1on Uta'1
J~.L•lren
K Joi'lnso", P'1otn1x
Boouf\. Cnario!le
Grent. oi-n
T!\Omu . Ot1ro11
Portt r. Porllano
Price. Cle•~and
Herda waY, Ciotd•n State
G Off ~
)S 111 lll
11 131 no
l7 111 1SS 14 86 , ..
ll ••I 71'
36 171 7S?
ll 117 116
lS 171 734
lS 91 1S9
) 1 17 11i
T9' Av9
H' tl 1
)61 11 .
311 II S
314 II 0
lSS 10 I
ltO 106
30 10 4
)61 101
)S6 10?
lit 10 I
G Nt. Av9,
)7 .. , 140
ll .. 11.6
73 i Q 10 6
)7 134 10 .
)4 l:M 's
)6 ll? 91
)6 .)16 ' I is l ot I l
30 7•S 12
fltU'I ... ''-"" • ...,..., u o Ciev\r ""f•tl •'•"' ,.,... \ •• 81.e<• -OAY'1 •ISU\. Tl 111• _ ...... -....... _, T ~ \Ot .C •-rSl1 lJ lllACTA II 7• ... .., ll•OO
Cole9e scor•s
WEST
COIOradO St 6S Wvom.no H
E Nt w Me•>CO 18 E Te•n SI 69
Lono Btatl'> S• 17 New Me••<o S• ~
Nev&O• La \ veoe• U fre\no 5• JS
S.sn Jose S• l>6 C.at S•a•t f u11er10~ /)()
UC Santa Barba •• 9 1 u1an St 11
We\1>1no•or I) M am f a 61
MJOWEST
A•ron 80 w r.gn• St 66
(1eveiano S• 19 Va oa•a \O 6S
Detro•• 94 VOu"Q\•own S• 11
I• C111c.a110 19 E ·n~ \ IS
M1<.l\1gan 7• 111 '\QI\ 10
SW Y.•l\Ouri S• 1' W \ Grttn Bil• ~
S1 LOv I 66 Bu•ler 64
W 1111nO•\ 64 N Iowa 61
Xa•1t r On•O 110 O••' ot CotumO·• S1
SOUTH
Betnune Coo•m an 10) S C a•Ol•na V 9i
(en• r 'Of•de SJ Da • 0\>J" SI
C •tnr\on 111 C.t O'll•• S• S9
Coa1•tt• C aro••n& 1' Bao•'' Coo S9
(. Oii OI ( 'l&rleilon 8• (a n DOfl• bl
CODD•" '>• 19 Md E Snor• 61
Oe<aw&re S1 99 Mor-Jt>' St U
E Tenoeuee St 9? C••adtt SI r O••d& A&M I) N ( arcil•"a A& r "6
F ..irman 80 APO& &C ~ an St IS
J"mt\ Med•\on 67 f tt\t C arc;I ,," ~l 7 ,.
M&r\~all 16 o/V ( M ~l•"a Ml
"14 \\ Vdi1t"~ Si 97 A1cor" S• 11
Mort nead ')1 80 Au\' n Pea• 18 I •'
Murra. \i S8 f "..,,.,.,,"" 4\
N ( A\t'"f'-1 P 81 AyQu\14 bA
NW lO.J \14'""& 9) ~ ,.c, \ '>' l b
New Or tar\ I'> 1, are '>q
O C1 Q c:,f"'I"\ ""•O'" ~ ... Sc, .... •r--A,aoa ..... ~ '~
Pra ',. Vie w f2 JcJf • \Df'I \' o0
Q c r ~ono ~ 1 Na .. f' r-'l'fl'\' 19 s M" \\ 00 '\ A••"""" S• ~ ..
S/!I l Ov \ ~.,~ 91 ,,,,,,... N••\~ s· 61
\o ·~ r " !l& 8Q ( ... '-~""'Cw· ~· 'Q
S1,"•'" v 1l C.•.s-D ~ ... ~·
'P'"'"•\\t'f' ,, I V O'!P "•'"'" )
T,.t·"t\ ') ,~·"~' b A .80 ........ ., \' )!!
Va ( O""'tnO,. ..,._, f'ij " !6 ~ • \ • , ~
\/"Q "'c.11Q VVt 18
I f'l/J ,. a ff'( t-}.& L ~, • • ~
o/V·~l'"OO 10 R•<1ll'J'<l,,.
EAST
A,....t, (a,.-u 11 ~ 1. ,.... • .. · •I"!
r )"'"'t'C' ( ..-1 10 •" 1~ ·''" \Q
l "' Stt ~ !9 .... ,, .. \ ,.\ "
l O•O a MO SI N h • 't
Mtt\\ttC"'u \f't!\ 8l (\• f\ " .. ,. .... ~• "i)
'Ao,~• ')t Mtt', " ¥0 87 8; • "-~ 78
P,.r S• 6• D ,.1.,f'\"t '>o
p .. ..,v df'"" f' 9q ~~· 1"" Htt 6 l \t .... ,,,., \ ~,y ~q (' ... ,., .. d,. "4 "11 &1
CO LLEGE
8 19 We\t Conft>rence
Cont.rence Oller ..
W l W L
N,.w "/>~• c.n ~1d'f"
N~•&P& L&\ II•~<"
l ono Sta, ... \'&'"'
UC S&"'~ B6• ti~"'
ur111n St111'f'
Ca S'"'' r ,,,.,."',.
S,,1 JO\I' S'•'•
P~r ~ r
~ 'f'V'10 \ta•~
UCI
Monday '\ ScorH c-,,.,. Jo\• S•a 't W> r .... ,,.,,"'!!,... 6iO
VNl \I 8• r 'f\"0 S•;,'" 1\
14
11
II
IJ
9
8
LO""J Bfat '"' ~ta1r /1 N~w '\Af' CO S•tt1~ \6
U( Sar •a 81!t'bara 91 U'a" S1a1_., 81
Thu,.d.tv'> Gam.s
UCI a• UNL V t o...,
Ca S•a•t ~ ..11pn on "'' Lono 8•~<.,, 5ta~~ 'l'l
D""
UI&" Sia le "' Pacol•< 1 30 om
BASEBALi, ~ . .
81Wball caMndlr
Jen S 16 S11tarv aro1tr&l-on t+lm9 pf'r100
Jan to Sn1.,rv !lfb••"at1on •·Ou'f'I\ ~"
cn¬d
f:to 1 7l ~alarv art»'ra•10,, n~ar "O'
rto 9 0 "'"''\ "'tttino Cn1ceoo
l"tll I~ I" r\1 d&v "tc ~er\ caicn@rs """
"" 11r~d n ft¥tf\ an "~oort votunta rih1 for \Pr•~o
trai-Mlr'IQ
reb ?I r ,,, da• 411 01ne" 0 1n •t l)Orl
votuf't'&'•'"" •or \Ot no 'ra1n1no
l IO l 00
)10 ' .... " U I XACT A l 1 .. .., \U\00
\J OAfl Y T111f'\.E S t l °" d Uto IO
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0..--d l '• lleHl IO Jt IOJt 100 s ... ·c_..,..,.,,"".,.-1.0 uo
00 O•t aiuet·'t<•''(Jl"I ••• Ovt °' ..... •H .,;......,•r...i • ...,_.., __
'OUltTM •ACI I '"'~
SIY•NTH •ACa ' .., ,. "" '"'' T'oo<e~ \tf>O#'\e""e tOn ,. tO l) t0 1 10
triUNTH •ACI 1 1 I• -·""H 0 "° o.-.,... 8•.r• 11 ., • ., • to o.,, ,, .... 9 .. , • .,........,... ~00 1.0
l ~ TIC~ JeY'-.U•' '4 t0 Muc" l oo• 1 l u• 10 40 ~ .i ) " f.ctot"o'H•a••f'ISOl \l •00160 e .... Po'' l't• t"t Dr•••-ovu .e,,..1 \ 10 9 v00-\ e •. v,..,,_, 11'0
T ""'f t 10 I ,,,. ""'' ()j J.-. •loot • ,., ... T.,,. IHI f~ '•\ Peoo• Voe~ PfdroH • J IO
H CONO •ACI I > ,....._. ,,~ 111 \ 'I I XACTA 1t ~I H'<I \4)1 W U I XACTA t I .,.-d Otl 'IO
U EXACT a lt01l t • ... .., '1t0 ~
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T l'l"li9t¥ W•w O•• ,, S tO t 10
\1 rte:K ,.. 11 I 1 I t ) t °" o
11~11•60 •·tft l'W"4t •""'•"'9 t'("••t ,,
"OrM' Pa d \I 11110 "" ,., .. • ~n·""9 04 0 \J ,,, IO .... ·-~ ··--·""0 •-c•P'\
~~ "'("lol'\#'\ eta o t lY 60 •·•~ 11 w·"""M9
,, ... ,, ,. "'O'"~ r ~t , 11 .c $1\e'l'f'lil: " o.m ,,.,.., •• ~,,.. 160 tiC••'' I "t ---~
U O~Y DOUe~I 110 tll .,..., 11100 T-1104 •IGKTH•AC• 11 11....,.. Pil(• "'""' (af'"YO'r ... , .... , ,, To'• P'C• ""N ._.., (aowovr 11'1t tO 10 TH•O •ACI . I • ..,,... \J l llACTA ! .. '1 H id p n !O ,,,,__ 1\1.,...,, l IO l IO 1 ..
t<OV' f ,._ IS...,..,•I UO J It 1 • ,.JITM •ace 6 v-. lut".., • U k-" \<II.• t -0 • ~ AHrio."<• \1 111
DO h i 0.,1 nc -,,._,.,.,.., J JO 1 • S__., Smile 10.•'>! UO J • J JO IC-IV-1uo<e1 I -0 M1i1'.A' ,,.~ \.I Ol1 M1
DUNN
f rom Bl
the Rustlers' smooth last-break.
Even Tom Dever. who comes off
1hc bench 10 spell Rice and Van
Scoyce. t\as been brilliant. Jason
Vauahan. a 6-S freshman. averascs
five boards a 11~ in II reserve role.
Van Scoytt. the en-
1repreneur/surfin1 pro by trade who
now liJhts up the nets for GWC. 11 a
catalyst 10 the offense.
"Ric was (ntt)' avcraac at 1he ~nnina of the year ... Grttnfteld
said ... No-1 he's l~ key to our of·
fen•. He's 1mprovtd a k>t. At the
fint of'the year. he was tumint tbe
bait over a Jot.
'"But now, when we tw~ • cMnct
to ICON. we IC' dilc W to llitn. CV• ~~c.~.;t.:'.:=:w ................... '-link. .. ,.. •• .._, ...... ...... ,... ......... ,.. ...... .
play at a park or something. but 1t's
not like playing everyday with press-
ure and with good people.
"Like Steve Moser lasl year. He sat
out for a couple of years. but at the
end oflast year he was one of the best
players in the conference. (Van
Scoyce) knoW1what1r; all about
now and he gets thinp do ne. He'd
never really played a lot before. but
he. s sett i n1 better ...
Van Scoycc has~ company 1n
1he back coun. while Kreps and
Andcrxn have quality backup!.
"Dever has come in and a;ven us a
lift at IU&fd, and 11point1uan1. 100 ...
Gl'ftftfldd •id. "And Juon
VaUIMn Md Kevift Waite (6-7
IOl)homore1h>m foun1.lin Valky)
have beea _P.ayills well, to we've tot
..,,.. or .. 11111 playiaa pretty
IOIWrillM--· •A.1ai1•""'--~·-··· 1Mdc .-can1l111atlllid mo~ ..... ~ .............. ly
_ ............ II Ala ....,.....,... ............ .
"(This season) has been a picas.ant
surprise. We've improved a lot mort'
than most (GWO teams from point
.\to point B. We lost to Grossmont
by 10. but all the other losses have
been b)' fi \C or ~1x points:·
Kreps will be Golden West's most
sough1-af\er player when the ~ason
ends. And probably lhc most sto n ed.
You 5C'C, he never fintshcd high
school.
"And he aot his AA deJrct' this
semester ... Greenfield said. "So he's
1n 1ood shape. He should bt abk 10
tf an) wherr he wan ls 10 nc~t )'('Ir.
K.~[n) has really come 1 lon1 way.
e's been on his own since~ was J 7
and for him to act an AA is really
IOmethiQ&."
The Ruttkn. mcanwhi~. wtto
travd lo s.ddkbad: on Wcdftelday,
orobebll won't win the oonfttencc.
8ut •ha• Snot whal they'" eyt-
balli"lo The p1ayom ·~ b«omina more rcalitlte each 'M'Ck.
..We have the ta~• to win,••
Grecnf'kld aid ... ,, just depends on
Foreman digests C~oney, spits
him out with second-round KO
8y JOHN NELSON ,.,, ~· ,.,,,. ..
ATLANTIC ('IT Y. N.J -The n ng bowed under
the weiaht. The turnbuckles groa ned And thunder
began 10 rumble 1n George f oreman's big right hand.
"To me. GerT) ( JOnt'y's sttll wet behind the ea~:·
said Foreman v.hu "a~ a world champion unlll he met
M uhammad -\h 1n cqua tonal Afru:a on Oct. JO. 1974
and got knotkl·d nut 1n eight rounds
The light "a\ on dosed cmu11 teln 1s1o n and pay-
per-' 1l•\\ r or lhO'>t' \\ho d1dn 'I pa) 10 St.'C II. lt'S not true
that Fort·m.in l·amr 11110 the: nng wearing a cher s hat
and lob'>lcr b1h l k ....... , thrr k 1n thl' middle. though. and
h1\ muc.lk\ d1dn·1 nppk '>O mul·h a!> Jiggle. But make
nu 1111,ta~t· .ilx1u1 11 hc hrt<. Ir k<· a man swinging an
a1l\ ii on .i t ha1n
You could hear 11 in the distance. Stan roun ting.
O ne thousand one. Onl' tho usand two. One thousand
three.
And the lightning '>truck
It crashed into (1cr1] Coone)·., Jaw. crushed hi m 10
the ground and S<.'attcred what liltk was le ft of hr.,
heavyweight boxin~ n1rct:r to the four v.1nds
Coone) . .U. will Qu it one light into his lOmcbad ..
Foreman. 41. 1s 20 sucu.·.,sful fights into h1.., and loolung
squarcl) at hL'a' )"t:1gh1 champion M1kl· T )t'".>On
.. I do behc't' that thl· samt" thing that happenl'd 111
Gerry Coone~ v.111 happen to \11kl' T~i,on 11 I gl'I lhl·
chance ... Foreman ..aid
It v.a' .1p1>arl't\I from thl' lx·g1n111ng that C. ooney
"'J' gu111g 111 1a~l' h" h<'\l -.hot though .\t the end o f
a pruml\1ng tMl.'l'I truuhkd tH .du1hol and drug abu~.
< 1Hllll'' kit ht• ""l'd 11 111 h1mwl1 ffr came out Jabbing ~UI L'OIJll .ind hurl lr11n 111 th1· llr\I round "'Ith h1i.
It .1dcm.11 I.. .1 kit hw1~
What happt:nl'd 10 ( oonl·~·· Forl'mJn launchl·d hi\
2531 • pound~ into ( unnl·~ ·, Ja" anti knol ~l'd him 11111
at I 57 ol thl' '>('lOnd round of ''ha1 "'a' '>l·hnJukd 1111
10 round<, M unda~ n1~h1
· lk 1111 tlll r1gh1 1111 thl' p111n1 o l m~ elbow. and 11
'H·nt 11ght 11p 111 ''" 1.1\\ I 11n·111<1n \aid .. , admire
<.nn < 111111l\ I d1Jn 1 1h111k lw ""uld tx· that bra\t'
But """ I , .111 ,ll. "'h' Ill''' ,1, I k 'gut a good kit hook
l ,u,ilh "hl 11 I \1111 JJh J gu' thl'\ &l'I a llllk
\,IUllllU\ h11\ hl d1d11 I ·· 1 hat\ II tor llll' .. ( O\lnl'\ \,Ill! ··1 gJ\L' II .1 \11111
I <,tra1gh1l'nt•d \On1l' 1t11ng' out I \\an1rd 1u '>lT ''ha1 I
could do. and 11 d1dn·1 "or~ out I ~lll l:tught "11h .1
goo<l \hot f hat\ 11 tor ml'··
111 thc \n 11111I 11111nd f 111 l·m.1n ~nu1 kl·d < oonq
d11\\ 11 L".11 h \'lllr .1 \1'111·, 111 duht't1ng punt he' < oonq
''J' up .11 tin· 1111111111 l11ur anJ I un·mJn laid into him
I k h11 t111n "11h .1 kll uppnt ut lhl·n :i ngh1 that ~:nt
< 111111<' lld11111 111 lhl' ground
< oone) uni) fough1 ~·,l·n 11ml'' 1n thL' llJXtf, ,111d
"a" 1n h1i. hr\t ligh1 \IOtl' IM1ng ,1 hl'J\ \\\l"lghl lllk \hOI
b) fifth-round ~mx.kout to "11L·h,1d \p1n ~c. 111 1•111 Kl"ll·ll.L' Jnl l 111ll'/ J1Jn l holhl·r to u1unt 1h1s time
NHL
CAMPB~LL CONFEREHCE
\lnV'M Olvh MN>
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DENVER -Once or twice a
...._ Denver Broncos safety Dennis
Smida c:a1ls bis cx-SOuthcm Cali-
fornia roommate. Ronnie Lott. Tbe c:onversalion last week
focuted OD the San Francisco 49ers'
41-ll dilpetchina of the Minnesota Vi.kiftp.
.. , told him they looked a little
ICaJ'Y last week," Smith said. ''I'd
love to play tbc 49ers for a lot of
reuons. Ronnie and I have a lways
talked about playina each other in
the Super Bowl. Last week we said
that this is the closest we've ever
come. Maybe this will be the year."
This will be the year, but Smith's
timina is all wrong. The Broncos
strona safety looks like a hcavy-
weiabt fi&hter who just walked into a
room fiJJed with Mike Tyson and
youna models of Muhammad Ali.
GeofF Foreman and Joe Frazier.
Smith JOCS into Super Bowl XXIV
with a Jib trying to counter a bunch
of bu~ knockout punchers.
h's bke Chuck Wepner wean ng a
Broncos uniform preparing to face
Ali.
The 49ers arc loaded. They've ad-
vanced to Super Bowl XXIV with
28-and 27-point victones. Already,
oddsm•kers arc falling over them-
selves trying to distance the odds
betw~n the Broncos and the 49ers.
The opening line was 10 ooints. It's
aJrcad y ballooned to 11 Ii.
If las Veg.as could dictate length of
games, they might bet that the Bron-
cos will be out of contention in the
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second quartet.
.. Even if we were JO.point under-dop, we still expect to win ... Smith
said.
If the Broncos don't win, however,
two proclamations will be made. The
49ers will become lhc Pittsburp
Steelers of the 1980s. the team that
captured four Super Bowls in a dec-
ade. The Broncos will become the
extended version of the Minnesota
Vikings. the team 1hat lost four Super
Bowls during the 1970s.
The only differen~ betw~n the
Vikings and the Broncos is 1hat the
Broncos could take 13 years to
achieve the futility 1hat the Vikings
did in seven.
Such possibilities created an usual
stir in Denver last week. A local
television station look a phone poll
of fans and found that they preferred
the Broncos lose the American Foot-
ball Conference championship game
against the Cleveland Browns than 10
lose another Super Bowl.
.. It's the easy way out for people to
say that," quancrback John Elway
sa1d. "To those people who say,
'Why do they want to go back,' they
ought to go hide in their closets. If
they don't want 10 take a shot at it. to
me that's the easy way out.
"We've heard 1hat. 'Hopefully, the
Broncos won't go back because we
don't want to go and lose again.' I
want a chance. at least a chance. to
get up to bat. w e·11 g1\e it all we·w
got. If we lose. we lose. and 1fwe win.
we're world champs I want a chance
to go back. I'd hate to be stuck in m~
closet."
So would Smith. He might have
been the most disap pointed member
of the Broncos after losin~ to the
Washington Redskins 35-IO m Super
Bowl XX 11. Less than a week after
that game. he blasted the Bro ncos
defense. Has criticism centered on
the team's inability to stop halfback
Tim Smith running a counter play
off tackle.
"The thing about that play as it's
something that's been giving us {lrob-
lcms all year." Smith said dunng a
television interview in 1988. "From
Day I. from training camp, from
preseason games, we've never stop-
ped rhat thing with any amount of
consistency. People have beaten us
with that pla y all year. and we
ha,en·t found a wa~ to stop it yet."
This )Car. the Bro ncos have stop-
ped the counter pla). Defensive coor-
dinator Joe Collier 1s gone. and has
repla cmcnt, Wade Phillips. has
brou~hl ne" hfe and new hope.
CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
Newport Beach 1069 Balboa
2 Condos VIiia Balboa. Ptnlnsula
FROM NOATH ORANGE CO.
FROM IOUTH OAANGE CO.
540-1220 ....
THE DAILY '1LOT
CLASSIFIED
OFFICE HOURS
PUBLICATION DEADLINE
r-.or-s.tvice
Mon-Ft1 7 30am-S 30pm
Sel 8 oo...,,. 11 30em
eu.1,_ Count.,
M·F 8 OOem-S OOpm
Monday r.....,..,
Wednetdey
r""'Ml•v Fndey
$elut0ty
Swlo•y
Sat 1130 AM
Mon S30 PM
TUM S30PM wao S30 PM
Tl'llnS30PM
Frt S 30 P"4
Sat 1130 AM
C .. CK YOUI' AD THE f1"1T DAY
TM Dally Ptlof 11rh191 for .i1lelency and ac:cutacy
HOWW1r ~ 9"'00'8 00 occur PINM 1191en
~ yout ed IS rMd beclo and cneci. yout ed O.wly ~ .,rors 1mmedl•l9'y to 6'1 2·Sf78 lM o.Hy PllOt
*=CeC>t• no lia!>lllty for eny euor 1n an ectv.r1-.1 for
wNc:h II mey be rnponel~ except for IM CO.I Of the
..,_ ectualty occ:upled by IM error Credl1 can Onky be
ellowed for !he flrlJt "-1l0n
Any emoutlt no1 peld Within 30 011y9 aa req<;ired will be
IUOjeC1 to, bUt not llmtted to. ~ Cf\erQet COfl'IC>Uled
et 1•N% °'me uncield .,...,_per'"°""'· .. co1tec1Jon
eoelt -.,.., ,....,....,.. •ttllfNY'• ....
lowest prices avaot Lg 1
BR S 172 000. 2 BR
$206,000 By owner
722· 7265 or 631·6052 * UMISUll * Home lor sale on over-
sized corner lot Bay view
from 2nd story Excellent
remodel oooonun11y
S739 .000 Call 673-702 7
•BEAUT EXEC HOME•
4BR 3BA • bonus rm, 2
frplc. end of qu1e1 cul·de-
u c, huge yard. Fr gray
pool "COMPLETE RE·
MODEL" $749,500 1730
BonaJre Way 838-535 1
*Ull IAYFIHT * Large 40x90 lot 3Br 2Ba
Ownef needs lesl sale"
ONL V S 1 450.000 Agt
Preston Ward 249·8903
PlllllTllY IAYFIT
C1tm 5Br 4 ·~B• Home
4500 sq t1, high cellngs. lg
rooms & 101 Boat dock
Prine only S 1.495.000 •
bldra custom expense
Biii Grundy Rllr 675-6161
IWllTIUOI
llTIUTI 38A 2BA oo e111ra lg fee
simple lol Only stfli)s to
beech , 4700 s/f IOI nicely
land~ Pvt comm
w/pool & rec rm 1n area.
$421,900. Chuc« & LIZ
Jones 631 -1266 or
848-5743
WM~Q . .
WITEIFlllT
IWLllW/Mll
·•~r-5 ers w~ry
of Elway,'s
exRlosive
capabilities
be altered this time
9y JOHN MOSSMAN "" .......
DENVER -With their trlCk re-
cord in Super Bowls. any cbaale in my DAVI CMNNTD routine should be welcome, anc1 the
""....,...,.. Denver Broncos do plan some
SANTA Cl.ARA -Geo~ Seifert . c~~ lllJ1 work.in& on our pme
bs IJ? early pme ~n for the ~n plan fitbt away instead of waitina
Franc111co 49e~ ap1n1t Denver '!1 until we ,et down there •• quar-
the Super Bowl. Stea.I John Elway s ierblck John Elway said Monday.
knee bn«. "1t' h ' t to ... _
A .:-:i--tra ..a.ed · S IUC I 200 once you te UJ11; 1111uu1u s tqy wo... in a Suoer Bowl "
pracason .Pmc last .Aua.. 20, :!We bav~n't been sucocssfuJ leav-
althouah nett.her the. 49en ~b nor ina on Monday for the Super Bowl.
anyone else yet ~ats cuJpe~1ty for so this year we're aoina to leave on lh~ ~ mystenou~Jy turmna up Sunday," coach Dan Reeves said.
massana at CandJcsuck Park. The Already installed u 11 'h-point
Elwaf"less Broncos lost that pme, underdop to the San Francisco 49ers
35:.1N · 1 .d • h'de ... Se'~ 'd when they meet at the Supcrdomc in o, di n t • at. 11ert saa New Orleans on Jan. 28. the Broncos
Monday, a day ~ftcr .the 49ers cat-went throuah some light individual
pured the NFC:.talle ~th a JO.? ro~t workouts and meetings on Monday, ~f the ~~~· But if I find it thlS one day after defcatina the Oeveland
tame, I wi ll. . Browns 37-21 in the AFC Cham-
No other approach tfs worked pionship game.
lately against Denver, the only NFL Denver is 0-3 in previous Super
team that San Francisco did not beat Bowls, and San Francisco is 3-0.
in th~ 1980s in a game that counted. Tight end Pat Kelly, who staned in
That s one reason the 49ers have not place of the injured Oarence Kay
to .be over.confident on Jan. 28 ~e-against Cleveland, won't play in the
spite. being made 11 11?-poin t Super Bowl after inj uring his right
favontcs. knee. Trainer Steve Antonopulos
The 49e~ will be off until T hurs-said Kelly appears to have sus1ained
day and wall l~ave f~r New Orleans a torn anterior cruciate ligament, and
o n Sunday. Se1fen said the only play-will undergo anhroscopic surgery 10
er who is questionable is running determine the exact extent of damage
back Keith Henderson who sus-today.
tau~ed a pinched nerve in the neck Running back Bobby Humphrey.
against the Rams. sidelined by two cracked nbs in the
The 49ers have lost four straight second quaner of Sunday's game.
regular-season games to Denver. and "felt a little better today, .. according
before last summer had dropped fi ve to Antonopulos. "He'll avoid contact
preseason games 1n a row to the this week. We hope he progresses to
Broncos as well. T hey are 2-4 against where he's capable of playing. It's too
them overall in the regular season. early to tell nght now."
lG lbs neal Hwspln~ ii ... IO
pliyl Aaaoeopuiol sUd lr'OllCOI
wiD aave a aplcial pad made. a1eftd. i hit lboUlder Pedt 10 cover the .'::.of the ~ury. wbicb II hilh in tbe
rib a.ee. Hum~ ca.t a helmet just
above flit rib ~ and below bis
shoulder peds. 'He had bis ann up,
and it wu a perfect hit riabt between
the shoulder and rib peels." the train·
er said.
AntonopuJos said players rQCt dif·
ferently to cracked ribs. Elway su1-
tained cracked rib durin& the reauJar
1eaSOn, but "it didn't even faze him u far as being able to practice or
play."
Kay's puJlcd th.iah muscle, mean-
while, continues to improve, and
Anto no pulos said he was optimistic
Kay will be "full-go when he feels
capable. He could have played yes·
terday if the need had arisen."
Reeves apin praised the play of
Elway on Sunday.
"That's the best I've seen him play,
and I've seen him play some great
games," Reeves said. "Every time
Oevela nd tried to close the gap. John
wouldn't let them.''
Elway passed for 385 yards and
three touchdowns. repeatedl y
scrambling or rolling out.
"We're looung forward to our
next challenge. which, after looking
at the other game yesterday, is a big
one," Reeves said. "San Francisco is
an awesome tea m. We realize we've
got to be perfect to have a chance
against them. You can't get into a
sconng contest with them. If we get
into a high-scoring game with them.
1t ~111 be a disadvantage to us. The
Rams beat them when they kept the
score low. We beat them last year b)
keeping the score low ( 16-13)."
From North Orange County
From South Orange County
540-J 220
496-6800
E'Slde. close lo Nwpt
Hgts. 2 BR. 1 BA. lndry
lacll, car port. no pets.
$700/mo 27 I D 16th Pl
644-0452
•Wltlll'lllT•
•W•llTlllllllAPTI *""" llAT IUPI * EXCLUSIVE BEACH
COMMUNITY
BAY VIEW Beautlful 2BR
2BA Micro. d/w. fire-
place. garage & enjoy our
prvt beach S 1800 All
maintenance 1nc1 .......... htr•* SORRY. ~6 PETS
IW.lll-lt1t
1 BR apt completely
furnished w/u tllltles
Near beach S800tmo
Single person 675-7 436
2BR 2BA Newport Shores,
trplc. gar, carport 1 blk
to bch Avl now $200 OFF
1sl mo rent. 731-1230
llUllWllTll
For lpOfltcw on Lido
Island. c... us-nu
ComnMrdlf
1.£.S./hft HmMI
Roomm1tu "''~~~: i;lu::::sl;:ne:s:s/;;;ffl;:c::t :R:tn=t IAPn Ill
COM. PROF FEM 25-35 ~~~~----2-76-.9 11U .. •1111 ...
-
ti I -------~ Non-1mo•uw. Avail now WllTIUff 1 .. 111
Untumilhed room & bath Crnr of Weatd ifl & Irvine M! .. ll
1n 38r 381 house Newpor1 Beacn ASST, llve-tn. CM. Am In
I ' • ' • I
Elegant, Quiet neigh-Full Service-Gron
t>OrhOOd. $445/mo. Catt Fax & Copy Service Avt
DeeOee. 759-3313 Office & Retail Available
Male Christian shr--gr8a1
2BR CdM loc! Gar, w/O,
maid, cable, 2 btks 10
ochl SllOO/mo 675-6<151
Male 10 shr 2 BR, I BA,
Belt>Oa Is lvrnlstled $450
one utll • 1st & last Jacll
723-0731
MM111
2 Room Suite. across lrom
Post OfflC41 In Newport
Beach 548 -7418
840-5557
•EXECUTIVE SUITES•
$275-up All services.
secy. cont rm 150-200sl
Airport area 752-0681
~~~~~~~~~ xcno '°'helping dl .. bled ~ woman, hra negot. F n-Money To Loan 2914 amkr. no pets. 8.45-2357
*PllY&TI I -Babyaillet nffded Ex-r.-Ptlflencecl & lovlng tor FUNDS tor Equity & land young baby. Reis Aeq In
Loans S 100,000 plus. my home 6-'6-1711 (7141 760-8792
•WIDOW HAS SSS 4 TDst
$10.000 up. No credit.,..
No penalty Call Denison
Assoc 673-7311 NOW•
l lv-e:-IN H o u s a •
keeper I Babys111er 2
Girts. 9 & 7 Musi speak
some English Costa
Mesa 751-4348 or work
838-8308
...... ..,_ 11111&1.IWTUT
Cu1tom.r MtVlce. typjng.'Cur-..nt MA/LVN gredu-
Nlng, t~. busy 11.._ Immediate opening
office FC>f ~ntment for bedt office. 08/GYN -----5~990 Sue 'j Wiil trlin GrMt beinefitL
. Beautiful Newport 9Mch 11WU1 .,_ office. c.it 1150...¢822 UITAL AIDT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Secretwy In em.al g<oup To rent trudl1 & equip· lllLJ N.lf INUfance office NMr OCI MODELS-Lingerie Store merit Learn eomputet
.1.1.-'I alrporl Full benellls Call Melong PIT models for tnput, 11\IWef ~.a•
•••-714-851-9719 llngerle & awtm_, Cail 1111 customers n ce·s SEEKING I tor appt ~8~44 Rentals. 1930 N-pon,
llSIDE SILES F~:?;, "!'!'~~ NO R:a~::;_~4 111
REPS Exp w /bookkeep1n g ·----
helpful Must be wtlhng tol £1PERIEIC£ ~· .. PllPU WearecurrenttyofftH'lnga learn Huntington Bctlj Full-Time. Part-Time.
c-0mpetlt1ve salary, full area 1142-2060 REQUIRED Regtatet. Buser• Salad t>enellls. and ••<*lent __ _ Bar & Prep-Cook Apply
'#Ork environment tor let't ..... UP TO SI/HR at TM Soup Ptanta!lon energetic dependable 1555 Adams Ave CM inside sates represent&· S9,961 • $76.590 __ _
lives with 45 wpm typing 20,000 1mmed1ate open-Our Orange ofhce is now ---------
skills and som4! comput8f 1ngs For apphcatton call preparing tor 11s biggest F«tstaurants
experience Tiie can-1-708-429-6505 ext J50A year ever We are oow ac-MIF Prof non smkr stir •,
t>eautllul lrg 3BR 2'>BA
Condo 1n Balboa near
t>each. mstr suite ava11
S700 675-7367 Iv msg
EXEC Office Suites Furn
w/recept. fax, copiers.
ptlones. conl rooms, nr
JW Atrport. lree parking
Visa & Mastercard
guaranteed Bad credit,
bankruptcy, OK For
appltCahon call
1·708-429-6505 eict C50A
dldate must have an ex-.._.irl•f-I cepting apphcattons for Empk>Yment 5530 cellenl phone personahly _._ E rE entry tevet pos111ons on
-and enjoy working with Needed to clean apt 1n st11pp1ng receiving 1n-
Jl'S
SPORTS DELI
S350 Al Quinlan 833-9550
*AlllMllY • the pubhc as wetl as SOI· Huntington Beach Laun-veniory control siock
Growing Huntington lclllng n-business dry cleaning et'rands salesladver11s1ng All w1th 1 NB-Steps to l>Ch 3 Prof
mates seek same to
snare 4BR 3BA, $358 •
$200 dep Avl now• No
rent 111 211 645-8238
Beach 1ndustr1a1 1nstru-Interested parties should etc Approximately IS rnanagem4!nt potentoat 11 A NY style deh on FashlOtl -ll-Ul. IUI ment manuf acturing contact Cheri Freeman a1 hours per week Per-you are a Qu•ck learner & Island is now ""1ng Se<-r-• company needs tlard-... 2 ... 21 •-A •• 1 manent JOO 545-3292 tirea ot being turneo vers & Counter Persons I 2 I .. Ill.Ill Slfll working 1nd1v1dual to do -~• '~·· - ' away because of 1ack ot Part Time & Full Tome '
$475/mo w/1 year lse screen printing. as-I•--------• HOUSEKEEPER eaperoence ca.JI our per-NB-steps to beach 1 prol Pv1 entry & resv'd parking. sembly. packaging & -------sonnel dept 939-1233 lift. Y II Plllll
llmTllY
Full time position lnt'I
trading co 1rv1ne near OC
Airport Min 3 yrs exp
A ccurate typi st/IBM
PC/Telexes M-F 9.5
Call 833-8970 tor appt
SllllTllY
M-F 8·30·5 30 No Lag
Beach Non-smkg firm
seek.s set1-mo11vated de-
tall-orMtnted team player
w/strong WP skolts
Dvttes 1nct othce mgm1
ptlones hhng proo•·
read1ng err ands Satl
WELDER-Alum /SS exp
MIG/STICK Apply 7.n
only See A ndy at
MacGr1tgor 65 Corp.,
1631 Ptacenua. CM
WELDER APPRENTICE.
Excellent opporluntty fcw
HIS grad 18-30 yew1
old Good Htary/b9nefrts
and paid training Mul1
relocate Top physical
condition Cati Mon-Fri
9.3 1-800-252-0559,
i213) 29&-e671
cornmen wl exp 497-4435 ---------
uoanuY
Neeoeo tor w oro Pro-
cessing 1WordPer1ect 4 2
eitp pretd t fll1no & phone --------1!9~ retoet for c1111l11ratllc eng1-Antiques 6010
neenng form Xlnt ~n -
et1ts & ,..,or~·ng e11v.ron FANCY Comm•moratlve
ment Seno resume ,, ••Quor OOllles 25-30 yra
apply'" person to Rooe•t old Jim Beam & othera.
Bein wm Frost & A!>s<Jc I r ao1" tamps 499-5231
A TT N Brenoa J66' 1"1NE FORMAL FRENCH
Spruce Sr Ne"''"'' ANT OlJE FURNITURE
Beach CA 92660 !?~ per\onal appolntm M seek same 4Br 3Ba Ample guest parking Announcements 2920 Shipping work Advance-llUYllY Plllll PART TIME
$358 • lst & S200 dep Ullllties & tg stgn Incl menl & pay increases will FIT Allen Beck Florist •
Avail 1l l5. no rent 111 2/ l Immediate poss 642-9347 5 CROWNS REUNION be available to the nghl 2809 N-port Blvd. New-
645:8238 aft 5 or Iv msg PARTY• 25th Anniversary person. 841-3663 port Beach 675-1353 To care tor e•ec bach s
twntlme & 111s cat Mesa
Mesa loc' Retuecr at
mosphere 432-093 7
Nurses Aide I SEORn• •y I:' Aas,. By owne< N B ... "OT•••( ST&"f "" ar"a 17141642-8118
5 -.,.. Restaurants Neeaeo 1mmed 1ate11 Estate Sate $300-S&OOO Staff neeoeo to work with L-• -u w 0 rd P, 0 c e s ~ n
••PT H•• nr Westchlf Prof -March 1990 Ex-Co· ----ID'Tu &SStST•-
., ... Small 1 person otf1ce for ·--------•I - -1 40 • prelerred Small un-workers call Sue Cross
furn BR avt 21 t , wld. kite lse on the water in New-213-660·2720 by 211/90 .... U IEPHnl Exp Must tlave X-ray he po r t Be a c h C a 11 A Come 1oin our lrtendty use $300/mo 645-82 l8 645-5639 MARKETING Svc for ctubs ward winning dally needs stall• 4 .5 days/wk
0 M ous1nesses-ctlurches-a reporter ""111 a bust-261-1123 Ae" for Kim N-smkg rmmte wn str I~---'!'""-..... ---b k d '"' BR & BA $425/mo • Commfrclal Proptrty newsltrs & tlyers Econ-ness ac groun 10
5400 sec dep Call 2778 om1cal way to get your cover the exciting Or-
646-8279 or 721-8497 mso out (213) 596-3985 ange County business scene If you hke 10 wrtte,
N·smkr ror new South
Coast Plaza Condo
S4001mo. • $250 deposit
ut11 incl Pool & spa
Ctose to everyit11ng Avail
I 20 90 Call 432· 1631
"'"'Pl Bch Steps 10 bCh Shr
nice JBR 2BA prof M F
n smkr Avl 1mmed' $450
· dep 722-8339
Prof malure n smkr shr
POOL HOME nr Mesa
Verde Mstr bdrm wl pvt
oath $490 • 1 u11ts 1s1 &
1as1 Reis reQ O Avl now
966-2373 aller 6pm
Lost & Found
17'0 sit or prime retail
space tor tease on Palm
Street Balboa Peninsula
Xlnr toca11on. high v1s1bll1-
2925 en1oy tlard work ano love
10 beat the compehtton =========:1 H nd a cover letter. re-sume and five samples to
ty Call 645-5639 FOUND ADS
• • 1600 si r nr new Indus-
trial 400 A1C ore iruck ARE FREE Ooor 1560 Superior CM
Tom Tall, Editor. Daily
Pilot 330 W Bay St
Costa Mesa CA 92627
s 12801mo 642-9666 Call: Citeteria Wtrhn.
FlSlltl ISWI Substitute
12 Corporate Plaza Nwpt 1'2·1171 PI T $6 90 hr
Bctl 2000 sll h1gtlty up· ---------Work. close 10 home 3 · 3 ,
g aded bath / tlow tlrs per day No ex-, w s er F 0 u N.0 I e m a I e per1ence necessary Call
k1tchene1te Ground Oachsh~d Vic 19th & 556•3273 for into EOE lloor Ava1tt1ble ommed•· v c M C 11 ately 720·0101 ICIO(•a a 10 Newoon-Mesa Sct1001s 1dentily days 645-5800
WllTHll Industrial 2788 ext 269 eves 645-6734 Clerical
FOUND young Himalayan lfflOE CLl•I Mature profess1ona1 male 1-------------0, female nl smkr to Shr t200 SO FT wt front
2BR home w sunny offtce. large rear drove-in
pa110 2 Bt~s to beach '" door $780/mo 629 Ter ·
Corona del Mar m1nat Way Costa Mesa
IHll•M• 21 7110. 540"9352
l•IOl •t .._ ~ ltils, WOODWORKER or BOAT CARPENTER to Sl1Me ht I last. h ,.h. stlop Placentia Ave C M
121-IO 11 01631-0220 E/645·6521
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillii• Doors-Repalr-A1terat1ons
llOIUll Yllll
IUOll
TlllllHI 1111 IEW
llPllYEI
LIWDUns
t£! '~
$2 .44 per da y
That s ALL you pay ror
4 tones JO day m1n1mum
in the
Cab1nets-Panet-locks-
Stairs-Dryw11-Pat1os-e1c
35 yrs e•p Jerry 642-0567
FINISH CARPEN TER FOR
HIRE Fr doors. oays.
motdings1cab1nets 1nstl.
cuslreg fits Bob/642-4519
FlllSIH WPfmY
Cabinets-wall units-doors
w1ndows-declls Uc/bona
20 yrs exp 434-4924
ICAJIE,IEl.1•2·1710
Small Remodel & Addns
Battlrms-wardrobe-doors
30 yrs 0 C Quality Work
Seat Pt kitten v1c Santa Arct111ec1urat firm 1n Costa
Ana & 19th St Costa Mesa seeks part-time
Mesa 432-688 1 clerk tor errands oe-
LOST CAT on t 1 v1c
Newport Haroo• H1gt1
School area Lono-tlaireO
black w1wt11 ctlest &
boots Bhnd 1n t eye
bent end ot ta11 650-2143
hveroes gen er at ofl1ce
maintenance stocking
suppy rooms inventory &
filing Must have car
license & au10 insurance
Please call Monica ar
714-549-2207 ASAP'
Pit .. Ullll CALL ME FIRST•
Also Fine Finish Carpentry FREE EST REAS RATES
& stairways Rob 850-7196 No Joo Too Big or Small
Ron 722-86-'6 llHMOTH
Doors & Locks Installed
Lane 661 -4913
Drywall
•MYW&U TIPlll• Texture-Acoustic & P111n1
FrM est Kevtn 538-6 t92
UWHTll20
-EIEPlllS
Plumbing Electrical
Carpentry 36 years exp
966-0836
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
rlveways. p1t1os. paths 26 yrs L1c/Bnd Quality
etc No job too small. Fair rates (71 41744-0123
r111. ll .. •J IU.OIH
IMMEDIATE SERVICE
ANYTHING TO DUMP
CLEAN UP • CONCRETE
• TREES Jotln 650-1628
For more 1nlormation
CALL TODAY"
lttw~.w. °"'"'' All Ph8ses Family owned
DUMPRUNS • JUNK
Furniture trash. tree
branches. appliances
Call Mike 7 dys 6-'6· 1391
ISi FOR LOIS
& operated Also Dump
Truck & Bobcat Services
21 yrs exp Lie 540-2284 TUGY ELlmlC
Service Calls FrM est T I
lllTIL &ISISTllT
Minimum 2 years exper
Costa Mesa 548-4322
lllLIYHI
Kenner help Will train
grooming 546-2848
11m1111111
To make det1ver1es in com-
pany car & misc dulles
Good driving record
needed !or EN TRY
LEVEL pos111on Seno re-
sume or apply 1n person
Rober! Bein & Wm Frost
& Assoc Attn Mr
Fuentes. 14 725 Allon
Pkway Irvine. 927 18
11m•·PAIT TIIE
Flower delivery 12 noon.4
(7141644-141 3
DRIVERS-Cross Country
No exp nee CA lie req d
MacGregor Yachts 163 1
Ptacent•a. Costa Mesa
llYOLUIEIS
COUNTER HELP No e•P
necessary J-8pm M-Fro
Cosia Mesa 631-6672
*1-1
ll0-1111
OlUllDPOT
Ut. 0.. T-111142
Painting
..UL Oii PAim•
S 12/Hr • MATERIALS
References 675-4006
FIAlll Pllm• Int /Ext Oual work lnsd
Reis FrM est 897-5896
llWI PlllTIH lat.l td.
Thorough preQ. reas rates
Jim 650-KIWI 650-5494 Your
Service Directory
R~presentatlve
ALL YOUR CONCRETE work Commercial Retro ••tl•llH LUii NEEDS Quality work at filling Lic.,52,.59 S l 7 .500. NO EQUITY RAINBOW C11cle Ma1nt
reas. pnces FrM est. CALL Tracy 548•2317 FAST, EASY. 72 l -9510 Painting Int E>1t House & U2-4121
ht.110
PllUO llT1ll
The Call! Public Ullh!les
Commission. REQUIRES
ttlat all used. househOld
goods movers, print their
P UC Cat T number.
limo 1 & chaulf91Jr·s print
their T C P number 1n all
adV9flisement1 II y<XJ
have a question about
the legality or e mover.
llmo or chaulleyr. Call
Public Uttttles Com-
mlallon 714-558-415 t
751-8535 · Apt Ouat job FrM est
HIL A
Breakfast. lunch and
snacks Large yard
Lots of tlugs and play
• 846-9084 .
YOUrlg woman wHI do Child
care weekdays.
w/rel1. 650-7202
,~,-I~ -.. ' • -:
• '· •.• • $ • CLEANING. MOVE-INS Of
OUT. Wkly/Bi-Wkly FWs.
Reliable. Eal. 17 years Secllonal & 1 piece d<>on.
exp Pina, 1145-9868 Springa-Hardwar•()pnra Uc ti 5, 13N. te3-8.4e6
RELIABLE Housecleaning ---------by the day Local .,...
l!xcellent Relerenc ...
CALL Yolenda 831·5117 •,,1'-A<r.H: •Paint eAafurbl1hlng
9Cerpentty •Dr)'W91 &
mote. G-... 6'5-6277
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Fr• 8'ldget Ellltnal• CALL Bruce 847.0780
Papp Ent•prl .... CUSTOM HOM! MPAIR
, ... ~ .. 11 F9MM-cetpenlry·ef.c., ~. ...... otumb-tlle-foof-4'~.
(714) U4-0711 P•t1o'a. Ketttl ..._,,,.
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St he• 569897 636-1758
YEIOIPUmH
& WellpaptH'ing Ouatlty
work Free Est 969-6349
TU PllPWTlll WIYll'l Pllmm
Dedicated lo your Tu lnt1Ex1 15 yrs e xp
Servings 25% FM Break Lie 44 1660 838-8201
GREEN LIFE by ERIC
~-lnatall-Malnt
111.a1•
UWl llllT. Tree Trt. CIMn·ue>. Spnnld• repr &
in.tal. v.-.11n ~8-~ 10t
.aUITllW. PI T eves. NBICl\Allfll1ne
area Exp'd adults only
213-923-9859
IHIELHLP
20·30 Hrs/Wk Tr a1n at
$' 25 1 Hr Me ro !
1n creases Call Ol wn
1-4PM 557-6020
IAJL OLHll WUHSE
Gen warehouse duties
incl tleavy lllt1ng & mail
Oeflvery Good dm11ng re-
cord and dependab1hty a
must Xlnt t>enef11s
Call David Northndge
720-5391
*IAlmWICE*
F1T pos1t1on open tor a oe-
pendable person w11h ex
peroence on Bu•ld1ng
Maintenance Full oen
eltts and e•ce11en1 worl\
environment Apply on
person 6am · 3pm Mon·
day lhru Frooa~ The Da11y
Pilot. 330 w Bay St
Costa Mesa Ask tor
George Arauz 642-4321
e1tt 203
35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Faucets Disposals
Heaters Leak Repairs
966-0836
DRAINS S5 S t5 S25 & up
Faucets disposal hea1er
Phone Est anytime
Pl 646-6242 Leo
EXPERT Service & Repa11
Plumber sonce 1952
Water t1eaters-d1sposa1s.
toilets-I auc ets-l •x tu res
llc=409035 964-8919
* * U AN IN l PSYCHIC l1c:049043 * Pred1c11ons lor H90 •
Tarot cards Crystal
Readings Call or Iv msg * 722-6203 *
Rooting ...........
Res1denhat & Commercial
Reroots. repairs & skylts
Ouahly Work Fair Rates
Fast GUARANTEED Svc
FREE Estimates =557494
968-589 t 494-6504
RHFLUl1
H1gtl Quahty • Reas Ra1es
Root Repairs & Rerool1ng
Con') 'ltlfctat1Res1dent1et
Uc 513688 722· 7'79
OCEAN VIEW ROOFING
Local Referenoes
PROF 11nce 73 Shtngles
Broken? M1s51ng? Frat
roof teaks Free Est Lico
l ow Rates' 723-5703 Gil
When you want to get right
to the heart of thinp,
cl111lfled's an or .. nlzed,
informatlon-paaed way
to find what you'ie lookin&
for.
aev d•s adults •n group ,.... ... ,E 9 tlome set11n '" Costa $7 501Hr Seellong 2 pl'\ones & ge<iera• 0111c!' Mesa Good g.nellts will snarp versatile charmers tor real estate de• 0111ce Fumfturt 601 4
train all shllrs needed to worw Mon-Fri Two ; on Ba1ooa Isl 673-0127
Call 557-8113 for 1nlo Sh•l1s open 9arn-5 JOpm
*Near New Su1>«S1ngle
WATERBED linens In·
ciuaeo $100 OBO
e97 3802 al1e< 5pm & 10am-7 30pm E•Cll1ng SECuR1Tv OFFICERS
PIWllUYHY
Over 18 MuSI have ownl
car w1ttl 1nsur & OMV
read-out Stlort eve· '
1ng hours & wknd Salary
comm & ups Hunt Bch
962-1366 alter Jpm
atmosphere excellent
tra1n1ng opportunt1y 10 J
advanc e Apply at
Gulliver s 18482
MacArthur Blvd rvine
Restaurants
THUi IY TIE SU NIOUSlll llEIT Now tl1ron11 Food Servers
II you nave good sec -tor n1gt1ts Apply '" per
retariat skills & at teast 2 son Mon th•u Sal aller
yrs e:11p on purctlasong 4pm 2007 S Coast '1W)
1h1s pos1hon is lor you• Laguna Beach
Requires 50 wpm L1gn1 Resruarant
exp on Mactntosn a plus• ..-rt• PflSll Please apply today Call Dana at 644-8367 Take-Out & Cater Mon F
REMEDY 30-35 hr wk 6 JOa-1 30p I
$6 50-$8 50 dep on exp
PARADISE CAFE
644-1237 1w.Hnnuus We re expanding our stall
res1den11a1 sates 1n New-Retail
port Beach & surrouno-•tU ua•• 1ng areas Exce11en1 " .... ,
larms ava11ao1e• Com-Highly v1s•Ote aes1gner
m1SS•On IO 80• •' In house women 5 reaOy to wear
training & supoort' Call shop on Fast11on Island
Don De Thomas tor an ap· SMk.1ng highly mo11vateo
po1ntment George Elkins FIT Sates Person I
Co Re a 11 o rs 1714!6-40-0125
714-759-9100
IECEPTllllST PIT
NMded tor CdM Haor
Salon Light 0001<.l\png
flex hours 67 5-553 1
UOEPTllltST -PIT
Real Estate Company has
opening tor par I tome
afternoon recep11on1st to
answer phones do m1n1-
ma1 t asks Fr ""O•y
•nllLIUUIH
Pre•10us eap a must
People oroenteo GOOd 1
w f•Qures ~espons1b1e
tor purchas.ng 01 ciothes
& ~aroous sundries In
venror) & employee
superv111on For an appl
please ca11
650-5000 Ext 52 1
WJUUYOL•
PERFORMANCE
BONUS!
$500.00
Dyna"''' P .tect•O• St•
vices nc as ar nOi..CP·
ment 10 all newly n1reo
----
1
IWSIUlllAll
Mattress bO•. frame. new
$235 840-8733
IAYlll nm a MAIS
Maltress & trundle never
useo S195 •840-8733•
COUCHES 2 matching 8'
P •"O"' ll8Ck $200 ea
Grano MarsnaJt rolle<
massager $250 675-18~
employees 01ters a oer-DINING 1ao1e w16 cnalrS
torrnance Oonus ptar 1n j ar'lps misc cl'lairs Ille
oroer 10 rece ... e •ong cao1ne1 sotaoeo coffee
ierrn Quallty sev•ce rrom & end 1ao1es 640-4 120 •ts employees
Take 1ne lirs, step 10
••nanc•a stab '• o,
showing •OU' ·"teres, •,
LAG rno Ora" tray coffee
1ao1e w 01ack wrought
·•on oase S 150 Dnume
''-'!;J 4•6 $50 ~20 9469
Oe oart Of Ou• !~ .. ,.,. MAP1..f. •oclcer olc chairs. Dynamic Protect•on 01-1 cre:>e.,za a•esser
ters •mmeo•ate nter stei•eo Hammond elec
•oews lull-time ..,ori.. ano or11ar-etc 631-2295 many man) par• t me
openings all sn••ts &•a•• lattTt11 I lt1, ....
aole Call 1ooa~ wor• size nev. S 155
tomorrow• CA., • 840-8733 *
DYllllC
PROTECTIOI
SERVICES
(H•IS)
(71') aaa-u ..
MG:JEP"I D•ac• COVCh &
C•" ~at B·ac• mod oin-
"'li ~e1 J c•awer oresse<
o Ol&C~ 1 4j 4-1280
MlsctlllntOCJS b015
ADMIRAL retng go cond.
S70 Antique crio. baby
c101t1es & toys com-
mod" 675-2749 Iv msg
pleasant atmosphf're I anuL IUlll IUPllC Call Pete V10 1to a1 _. .. _. 1714)7 51 -5000 Select Sates Clerk pos111ons 1 _ _..
Better Homes & Garoens available E•pertenceo Layout and production ol
Costa Mesa prete1red F T P T Ed1toroa1 sections cov
Brend new Mak11a P'~noe
router Oise & ~It combo
sander & stand Priced to
sell l'AST' 979.4708
HOEPTISECn
Type 55 wpm willingness
to learn new machines
9-6 pm Froendly oll1ce
oa•a t:>enet11s Catt T tle
Hunt1ngron Beac h
YMCA Tracie 847-9622
MOTOR
ROUTES
available 1n
Costa
Mesa
Newport Beach
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
'-<' < ()I 11 CTI'-(,
'() 'I( )J l(f 11'<·
l'lr1"r' I ""' I )A1 \ \). ,...,
\1 .\C I ,.," k"rr-'"1·t .. ~'4f' , "
.£t ~t ,.,,,. nf 1f1~rin. t
Call
842-4333
Ask for Bob or Byron
meo1ca1 oenel11s paid ers and newspaper ads GIANT l(arasta.n Orienta.I
vacauon employee d1s-1 Must tlave some Mac ex rug 18 •• 11 -.. CY91om
counr excet1en1 OP· peroence wi th Qua1i. from Hrbr R1do-tlm Sac
portun•I> tor advance-and or Pagemaker I $4500 Like nu 721-8508
ment Contact Gary or M2-4J21 ••• ••--•-
V•Ck) at 545-0431 or llt211 I ----•-appl) at J K G111 South I J 5000w brand n-,,.,,.,
Coast Ptaia useo S 1200 968-0698
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
~ Undecorated
3t Ocmnge 41 P9lnM
•2 &ptt 44 Jofln ~ ,,_
4& Stodgy
" Onoe UC>OI' -
4 7 "'9d .,_,. ",..,..low
I t 10
50 Sc*'lt temp
51 l enctl: ......
. 53 F.--..
!14 NaUfl erdng
55 Sher: ..,.,,
51 ~
51 ··--~ ..... a ~·
Pets & AMuts 604 9
**PITUll** AllPIPNS
IMlllUITIH
IVhnl Schnauzer .$279
Boston Terrier $299
Kees11ond S339
Aknas • Blchon Frise • C a trn Terri e r •
Chihuahua • Cocker
Spaniel • Dalmallan •
Husky • Labrador R&-
triever • Lhasa Apso •
Pug • Rat Terrier •Scot-
tish Terrier • Shar-Pe1 •
Shih· Tzus • Toy POOdles
• Yorkle
All pUppres guaranteed
PETLAND PAVILION
OPEN 7 DAYS
16374 Beach Blvd ·, m1 S
405 twy, next 10 Target
Come see our Mom Pig * 1•1-J2H *
Babied bunnies Beau111ul,
lovable Mtn1-Lop Black,
grey or wMe S 10 ea
536·5178
PETS ARE PEOPLE T001
Dogg1e Haircuts Cat
Baths Lodging lor pers
Open 7 days 546-2848
Pianos & Org~s
6059
BEAUT Baby Grand Ster-
ling walnu1 llntsll Incl
bench Moving, must sac
$2500 721-8508
Blcycks 6060
1 YEAR N£W 0£ ROSA
ROAD BIKE $2500 n-
sacnflce S 1500 or best
otter 556-70 17
BICYCLE
Peewee Hermann look
ahke, red. oalloon 1tres.
new lea1her spring seal.
1989 Columbia cruiser
$115 00 or best oHer
548-3036
Seo!t"9 Goods 606 5
LADIES PINSEB<JR right
handed Gott Clubs. cost
$375 like new. S 150
646-0754
TV, Sttteo, El«ttonks
6<m
Used video gear---VHS
editing equipment
Ponable VCR & much
more S 10-$2500
840-1587
7012
MASERATI 1985 Btturbo
30 000 miles. all goodies
$6750 OBO 675-8747
PlllOll '111111 Looks & runs great.
sunroof, must see! Ask·
Ing S9250 371-0293
alter 6pm Deya, Aall for
Mark Link 816-89&-7474
135-3171
1985 BAYllNER, 22 ..... ~f,_, (55)
Stove, refrigerator, heed. It U..... S-. ._
sleeps 5. MarlM radio. s.nte • hrts
traller. S 10,000 OBO ~Sit. 646-39~ , ... _______ ~
eo.t/Yacnt Chinen
RUNAWAY FOR WEEK·
END. Charter State-Of·
Art 3•' Crealock. Pkg dael
with skipper. 875-7100
7014
•CAL 29. S 19,000•
LOADED 49<'-5419
?Ski o haler Trade?
LIDO 1" wit ·•raner. S435
Smalt boats $75-S 150
642-3559
Slps/Oocb/Slorigt
7022
PRIVATE DOCK SPACE
S550/mo ..... IJ9 to 55'
Avell Now. Oowr Sh«•
(H•) ~8296. N.B.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT
To receive public comments 1n regard to the proposed Reservoir ::2
Thuraday, February 1, 1990
-7:00p.m. -
(or aoon tt~.,••Her H the~ permit•)
Pubk MMttnv Aoom
Meaa ConeoHdet9d Wat., Dlatrlct
1M5 ptacentla Aw-.nue
Coata M9aa, Cal"°'"'-
Add1t1onal meetings to gather public comment are also schedulec:J on tne I tollowrng
DatH: W9d,,.aday, January 24. 1990 and
TUMdey, January 30, 1llO
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: K8'~ Etem.ntery School
2130 Santa An• Aw-.nue
Coate M9ea, Cellf«nla
Mesa Con50hdeted Weter Olstnct invites tne community to attend the
public hearing and the 2 1nformattona1 public meetings to gather publlc
comment on regard to the proposed Reservoir tt2 on tne ~alser Elementary
School propeny located at 2 130 Santa Ana Avenue In Costa Mesa. The
proposed 25 m1111on gallon reservoir. 11 approved would be burred. and
recreational tac1ht1es may be built on top of the reservotr
Attendance Is open to tne general publlc For more 1ntormatton or
assistance on presen11ng comments to the Board of Otrectors at the February
1 1990 meeting or at the 1nformat1onal pubhc meetings pleaSEt con1ac1 Nancy
van der Linden Public Advisor. at 631-1205
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATEA DISTRICT
NOTICE OF SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARINGS
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT
Thuraday, Jenuary 25, 19'0
-7:00 p.m. -
(or aoon ther .. tter •the~ permUa)
P"bflc Meetlnt Room
--. .. ConeoHd11t9d Watet" Ofetrlct
1MS Pfecentle Avenue
Coate Mna, C8'tfofnle
1) A possible 5% Increase In compensation ol Directors
2) A posSlble Increase In the number ot paid meetings per month.
3) The proposed l~reases will be discusMd and commenta wlll be
received. Attendance la open 19 the general public. FOf more
1nf0fmallon, Of If you would Ille• uats1ance In pretenting your
comments to the Board et the apeclel Public Hearings. pleQe
contact Nancy van def Linden, Public Advla«. at 631-1205
MEIA CONIOUDATED WATER DtlTNCT
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