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THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS
TUES DAY~ JA NUA RY 23~ J 990
'I don't know how I'm going to go on'
Friend describes NB man's death in water skiing incident
By LESLIE EARNEST
ot ttw O.oll)t P'llot Staff
Leonard Lyman. who poltce sa)
was steering the boat that ran over
and killed a Newpon Beach man
Sunday afternoon. said he has lost
his best friend and "I don't know
how I'm going to go on and II\ e ..
"All 1 know 1s he was m) best
friend." L>man. a 30-)ear-old
Balboa Island resident. said 1n a
tearful interview Monday.
Lyman was dn ving the 18-foot
inboard/outboard power boat when
Louis Michael Andr~olt suffered
massive head inJunes as the vessel
ran over him. The incident took
place I :30 p.m. Sunday about 400
>ards off Corona del Mar State
Beach.
Andreoli. a 26-year-old Newport
Beach resident. was pronoun ced
dead at Hoag Memonal Hospital
less than an hour later. police sa}.
With an in'est1ga11on cont1nu1ng.
poltce would not comment Monda)
on the circumstances surround1 ng
the incident.
"Our deteCll\l'S arc stil l 1n-
vcst1gat1ng the case. contacting "II·
nesses and obta1n1ng 1n forma11on ..
Ne" pon Beach poltcc Sgt .\nd)
Gon1s ~1d. "On an 1n,est1J.Wt10n
Whll• snow could be seen on S•n G•brlel
Mount•lns (•bov•J from the Or•nge Co•st,
th• white stuff w•s also found In Newport
Beach on Monday. five tons of snow were
Oelty -........ •J' 0.-1 H_ ...
trucked to th• Assistance L••9ue·s chtld-
care center f rlghtJ where te•cher Kathy
Wanldter and student Glancarto Rivera
stlde down a htll.
Fouled beaches remain closed,
spoiling visitors' fun in the sun
By MICHAEL FISHER
O""Y P'llot Con•~
A four-mtle stretch of shoreline in
Huntington Beach and Newport
Beach that "as fouled h} a ma\Sl\C
sev.er spill last v.eek will rc-ma1n
closed until at least Wedne\da>.
count) environmental health of-
ficials said Monda\.
For beach goers' and \Urters. the
spill occurc-d JUSI as warmer wl"athl"r
and sunn} skies had blown into
Southern California. replacing two
consecutive storms that had soakc-d
the Orange Coast early last wcC'k.
··Sunday was a beautiful day. but
beach v1s1tation was down because
people had heard about the spill."
said Joesph Milligan, a lifeguard
supervisor al H uhtington State
Beach
The Santa .\na cond111ons that
e~ded the Southland's first signs of
winter arc expectc:d to rc:ma1n at
lt'ast through toda}. a !\la11onal
Weather Se!'-1ce spokesman said.
The affected shoreline. v.h1ch
stretches from Huntington State
Beach at Beach Boulevard to the
Nev. pon Pier. v. as closed follov. ing
a Jan. 17 sewer backup in a Foun-
tain Valle} sewage plant that dump-
ed 250.000 gallons of raw sewage on
city streets 1n Huntington Beach.
Fountain Valley and pans of Costa
Mesa.
.. The beaches will remain closed
probably until Wednesday after-
noon, because bactena studies made
Fnday and Saturday indicated that
the v.atcr v.as '1111 contam1natl'J .°'
said \1 1kc Wehner. water qu:iltt'
program director for the count'\
Health ( ar~ .1.gi:nr~.
Water qua ht) s1ud1cs conJul ll'd
last v.cek b\ the count' and the
Orange Count) an1ta11cin 0 1o;tmt
found bacteria le' els were at least I ti
times higher than the recommended
safet) level in the affected cna,tJI
area. Wehner ~1d
"If a sampie l'Onta1n" more thJn
1.000 pans ofbactena per 10<> m1ll 1-
l11ers of water, 11 1s considered con-
taminated. The samples taken la~t
Frida) and unda) found greater
than 16.000 parts ~r sampk." he
said.
(PIHse see BEACHES/ A2J
tht'> lar~e and 1mp(lrtant v.t· ha'c 111
take th1n~s a step at a 11me ··
But L)man. "'eep1ng lrel'I) a\ he
spol..e. offered his descnp11on ot thl·
e'en ts of the pre' IOU\ da) '' h1l h
resulted 1n "'hat he called a tragl'd)
l ) man. -\ndreoli and tv.o friend'
from Orange. Jame"> -\lien Jnd Jct-
trq Simmons. hoth :!6. \\t're
together 1n a borro"ed boat L) mJn
said he borrov.ed the boat regular!)
COVER STORW /IJPD~TE
from anmher Ralh11a h land rl''-1<kn1
~lanan \k( umh
L'man \<ltd hl' hJd tak en J tu1n
sl.11ng ''htle -\ndrl'Olt ,i.1ppanl thl·
H • ..,..,d and thl·n thl'' ""'ill hed
-\ccord1ng tu L' man \ndrenh
<,k1ed for four or ti'l' m1nUll''-on h1'
first tn .ind thl·n tool. J '>l'tondoturn
-\ t'tt-r onh ahuut 'Ill \l'Ulnlh L \ mJn
said -\ndrl·olt n:lcJ'l'd the ·roix·
although ··th~n· ''a" nu rt·a<.nn !or
him to tx· t1rC'd ..
.. , LJn·t l:><:lte\l' I v.as drl\ 1ng
the ho.it. IJ l.1ng J right turn and he
kt gl> 111 thl' rope." L) man ~•d
ln\tl'aJ ul tailing back intO thl'
"a1a \nJrl.'oh l·onunued gltd1ng
anJ then kll tur .... ard. L'man sa1J
"\.\ hl·n he \\:I'> wming at me I
trtl'd to \kl\\ the hoat dov. n and ht>
"'l'nt undant·ath me and hit his
hl'ad on the propelkr. .. he said
'>1mmon'> ..aid the acndent v.as a
"onl· in a m1ll1on thing.··
"\.\ hJt ha ppened 1s v.hen Lenn)
(Plea~ see OEATH/A2J
HB to
fight
Medfly
• spraying
By ROBERT BARKER
Of t,.,. o~ ,._ it..,
Hunllngwn Beach C11' < ounol
mc m~·r., 'oted \1onda ' to \end
thl·tr la"'' er., to Orange Count) u-
penor ( ourt to tr) to blod an aenal
spra' ing uf thl' \1ed1terranean fruit
fl) v. 11h the ~s11c1de malathion
Obser'l'r' <.aid the\ belie,t· Hunt-
ington !kJl'.'h "'ill be· firo;t ell~ to tr)
lega l mea ns to stop helicopters
slatl·d to ta~e ofT at 9 pm Thursda)
to spra' a \t>-square-mtle area for
three hour\
-\ I ' .-mile stretl'h of nonhern
Hu ntington &·alh in the area of
Bolsa -\' enue and Bolsa C111ca Road
1s 1n the target area
( ounl ti man Prter Green. a
prnle'>\Or l)I 1oolog~ and ecolog~ at
Goldl·n '-' l''t ( ollege. "'ho's gone on
local l'a hlc tcle' 1s1on to warn about
malathion. pu\hcd through a resol-
ution \londa) night It calls for the
state Oepanment of Food and .\gn-
cul ture to \tud' altematl\ e methods
ior attacking 1tie de,astating fruit fl)
he fore deuding on spra~ mg.
But It v.a'> Coun cilman John
Ersl.ine. an a11ome'. "ho pushed for
the kga l actio n
"It rcalh 1mtates me." Erskine
!>aid. "that we were not told whether
thcrr "a" one. t"'o. thre-r. 100 or one
million fruit Otes in Huntington
Beach ..
Ersk ine said the action will force
Orange ( ount~ .\gncuhurt Com-
m1s~1oner Frank \.\ P~ns to go to
court and perhaps forcr him to shed
add1t1onal light on the dec1s1on to
spra~
"I'm not o"erl) op11m1sttc that
v.l"ll pre' a11 :· Erskinr said. "but we
'ihoulJ get am"crs ..
Oeput \ Ctt\ .\llornev Bob
ang\te1 \ltd thr Cll) w1JI assemble
dnl uml'nt\ -mostlv those that
C 1reen ha\ gathere-d -·in a bid 10 get
f Pluie Sff MEOFUES/ A2J
~nniversary of abortion
rule marked by marches Bay Club plans beseiged with problems
ly MfTCHELL LANDSRltG
....... d .... ,,,__
Oemonstraton marebed with renewed fervor at state capitols
and. cities around the nation Mon~y to commemorat~ the 17th
anniversary of the Supreme Court s R~ vs. Wade ruhna. which
lcplized abortion.
At least 9,000 people marched apinst abortion at the GeofJia
Capitol in Atlanta. while WashinJ!on's annual March for Llfe earned
a similar messaae to the White House. the nation's Capitol and lbe
U.S. Supreme Court.
"It may be a Iona fiJht," the Rev. Pat Robertson told
demonstraton in Atlanta, "(but) we will come back this year, we wiJI
come t.ck ne:itt year, we will come t.ck the year after ... until sooner
or later we have victory."
Norma McCorvey. the woman who was the "Jane floe" in Roe ..... _ .. A90tnl0N/A2t
AS
8y IRIS YOKOI
Of -Delly .... ...,,
Balboa Bay Club officials ha'e
had a lot to worry about re«ntl}.
They have bttn working on plans
for a major renovation. and the)
have faced sufT public opposition to
their latC$t request for a 50-year
lease from the city.
But there is another problem
Joomina in the Bay Oub's future.
The club must aet rid of the 145-
unit Terrace Apartments by Dec. 31 .
1998, or convert the buildina and its
site to a public u1e because tt is
located on state tidelands. ~ state attorney aencral and
Lands Commiaion rcuntly re-
minded the city and the Bay Club
that the club ha" eigh t )Car-; 10
con,en the land at the wcc;t end of
the \\aterfront propen) at 12:! I
We\t Coast H1ghwa' to puhhc u'ie
Ba} Club oflic1als ~1d the) don't
kn ov. )Cl exactl) what the club will
do to compl) v.1th the c;tatc Mdrr
Thq sull ha'e eight )Cars to figure
out a plan. thC) noted.
But City Council members as-
signed to discuss a new lea~ with
the cl ub said the" want to know
what is planned ·for the Terracr
Apartments site before the lease
terms art negotiated.
Options mentioned b> city and
state offic1als have bttn to convert
the apartments to a hotel or de-
molish the building to proVlde open
_GOOD MORNING
Comics ............................... AIO c rosaword........................ .... 15
~ Notke ....................... 16
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Opinton ............................... A9
P~ .................................. A.7
POiiet l09............................ Al
Put>Uc notlcts........ .. . . .. .. . . ... .. 86
space
But 'W 1lltam Ra'. the Ha' (. luh·.,
chairman. said no one <,eems 10
~now \\hat e\acth v.111 he all ov.ed
on the sue
"I Stt nothing in an' document
that S3)S we ha'e '"get nd nf tht•
apartment bu1ld1ng or apanmcnt
units. e'en in looking at the
language of the leasc in its most
narrow legal 1nterpretat1on." Ra)
said ... We ha'r a lot of clues. hut
this 1sn 't a black and white case ..
The attorney general first notified
the city about five y~rs ago that th<'
five-story complc:\ of luxuf) apan-
mcnts was bu1h on state tidelands.
accordina to Cums Fossum. an at-
tornc} for the Lands Commission.
Sport:S .............................. 81 ~
TV Ustlng .......................... A8
W.-Mr............................ AS
Wfdd6ngl............................ AS
fhl· l tt\ had been under the 1m-
prl'\s1un · thi.· f erraC'e 4.panments
"as not on public land. Fossum
\31d But state officials went over the
land titles and confirmed the prop-
en ) was on tidelands. Fossum said.
Councilman Phil Sansone said the
Terrace o\panments site has bttn
de\lgnated tidelands since the 1920s
when Jam~ Irvine. who donated the
land to the ci ty. swapped the
tidela nds dcs1gnat1on on a nearby
piece of propert) for the uplands
dcs1gn1t1 on on the apartment site.
The mo' e. acrordina to San1<>ne,
allowed In me to develop ~t i1
now the Bayshores oommunity.
The state required that It \Jae end
.,..... ... O»a/"11
~-YQCC>e 0tii.-.., ......
"'l'k NewDon Beach Oty Council
m., have nnally shut the oven dOOf'
OD a propoted p1u.a outlet that
dotln"t fit into any city zoning
C11t10ries.
On a 4-3 vote. the council on
MoDday rejected once more the ~
qunt to establish Po ppa Mione·s
takeout pizza outlet on Palm Street
near the Balboa Pier. Mayor
Ruthelyn Plummer and councilmen
John Cox and Clarence Turner were
ABORTION
From Al
vs. Wade. wa~ ke}'note \peaker dt a
pro-choice rall> 1hat dre" about
1,000 people to 1 he step~ of the
Califom1a Cap11ol 1n Sacramento.
''We're still hghllng and will con-
tinue to fight a\ long as the fight
must go on," she )81d "The mm c-
ment didn't stan with me I wa'I JUSt
the straw that broke the camel'~
back."
Sarah Weddington, the Tc\as law-
yer who arg1,1cd McC'on t'~ ·s ca">c
the dluetnina votes. Owners or the planned eatery
have spent the put lix months
tryina to ert city approval but have
fallen victim to a tanpe o( ordi-
nances that push tbc project out of
qualifyina in various zonina
catcaorics. .
The project can't be considered a
restaurant because the ratio of the
floor area to Jot size is too laflC and
thus would be an intensification of
use that violates city general plan
regulations.
Even if no scaling 1s provided, the
before the Supreme Coun. told a
breakfast an Dallas: "We are here to SS> we won 17 :rears ago today, and
we will win ag;un."
The Roe vs. Wade anniversary
has become an increasingly 1mpon-
ant da> to those debatms the future
of abortion an the United State!.
This years commemoration earned
special weight because of last sum-
mer's Supreme Coun ruling 1n M1s-
soun's Webster case.
That ruling. "'h1ch opened the
door for ~tates to impose some rc-
stnl'11ons On aoonaon, \l.aS the b1g-
proje(t CU't be CCI Mi ~red a letaiJ
ttOft, u are ~ becaUle of
undefined dty rulea I.bat ca1etDrizc
pizza u immediate consumption
food, not mcrcbaodite.
And finally, the eatery doesn't
have enouah perkina spaces to quaJ.
ify in a newly created catet0ry.
specialty food use. Tbe owners
thous.ht the pjzu place would fit in
this new catcaory until tbc coundl
included a park.ins requirement
when it adopted the law in Novem-
ber.
The new law allows takeout res.-
icst lcpl victory in decades for anti-
abortfon forces and led to specu-
lauon that the hid\ coun would
ovenum R~ vs. Wade.
It also pumped new hfe into or-
gan1zat1ons on both sides of the
abon1on debate. and led to a nurT)
of legJSlatl\e proposals 10 both re-
strict and guarantee access to
abortions
Those bills helped gl\ e added s1g-
n1fi cancc to this )ear's demon-
strauons. Tens of 1housands of
people marched at rallies around the
nation on Sunda).
Gunman gets cash from liquor store
The Webster case also provided a
backdrop for one of the stranger
1nc1dents in the abon1on ob-
servances. On Sunday night. police
1n San Francisco cited McCor vcy for
1llcgall y pos11ng stickers beanng the
name "Roe" on cit ) street signs. The
signs were on Webster Street.
By The Daffy Piiot
An armed robber and ,.,..,, al -
compl1ce~ escapt·d "'1th an un-
determined amount ol u1sh ~-!om.la\
after holc1'ng up a ('"'a Mt·'>a liquo·r
store.
The three suspec1s ..,.alkl'd 1n1u
Village Liquor l(J ll f l <dn11no
Onvc, at about 9 )(J pm . < o\ta
Mes.a poli<c LI ~am < ordl'1ro \31d
One of them brand1shl'd a hand-
MEDFLIES
From At
a temporar> rc\tra1n1ng ordc:r Jnd
then a sub<;equtnl 1nJunc11on to \tnp
the spra~ing.
(it) a1tornt')S "'II tr~ to \hov.
that malathion cause\ 1rrcp:mibk
harm. Sangster \31d.
Mayor Tom Ma)\ \a1u au1hont1e\
informed 1hc cit) 1t "''II be \pra)l'd
and that further dl·tatl'> will follo"
''They ga ve U\ no funher dctall\ ··
Mays said.
The Cit) ( ounul 'ottd unan1-
mousl) 10 take lega l ac11on although
( ouncllma n Don ~facA ll1ster ques-
tioned courtroom costs and al.,ci
da1med thal there might be more
c.arunogcn\ in food 1hat pcnplt' cat
than malathion
Green \81d rc~anh sho"> thal
CLUB
From At
of the d uh\ ongindl ~11-H'J r ll'a'l'
\lated to end 1n IYYX tht .1p:in -
mcnt\ "o uld hd\l' to Ix-lllO\t'ftl'd
or torn du"' n
"That's an 1mpmf)l·r U'>l' ol thc
land and should be pha\cd nut ··
Fossum said
If the tit} o"'nt•d 1he propcrt~
outrigh t. the apartments wouldn't be
a probkm." Fossum said. "But 11 ·.,
our pos1t1on tideland'> arc granled 10
the Cit) b) 1hc state," Fossum ..aid
The o,tate would actualh li ke IO
see the apartments moved 0 1mmcd1-
atcl~. Fo!osum \aid but allc""ed 1he
club and Cit} until the end of I Y9d
to complete the mod1fica11ons
"We 1hink v.c·,c been coopcra11\c
with the tit) and the Ba} Club in
order to allov. 1hem to pha'iC 11 out."
he \a1d "The~ arc not pn11ately
owned pieces of propen) ··
While Ra~ contended the opt1on<1
for the apanment '>1tc are still gray.
Fossum said a 1978 state law that
spcc1ficall) covers the tidelands 1n
Newport &ach lists the use\ allowed
a1 the Ba)' ( luh site
C.,cnerall). 1hc uses must "accom-
modate and promote public acccsf '
and could include a puhhc harbor.
wharf. dock. manna. public beache'i.
ecological open space and any ac-
companyi ng structures. f ossum
s~ud. reading from 1he lcg1slat1on.
The apanment\ could be con-
vened into a hotel or a restaurant
since those uses al\o provide public
access. according to Fossum
But any apanment use preclude,
the public from access. since only a
li mited number of people would Ii 11e
there, Fossum said. A hotel. on the
other hand. has a constant tu rnover
of chentel~. he said
"Even a time-share would he 10-
appropnate." he said
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart
proposed last March that the apan-
mcnts be tom down when the club's
l~ue ~pim in 20 14 to make wa y
for 1 perk. She said she will continue
to ~sh for open specc there.
"There didn't 1etm to be any give
from the state attorney aencral,"
gun. and the trio dtmandtd ca\h
from the regJster. Cordc:1ro 'aid
.-\ w1tnl'ss said all three '-U'>peel'
appeared 10 be atx>u1 :!fJ )tar\ old
and ma) ha\t' bc<·n V1l'lna mc<,<· He
dnu1bed the gunman a\ drl'\\l'd in
J hlue Jacket and blue 1eam
So funher dc<;enptlC>O'> of him or
his dnompliln were g1,cn
Thl' trio l'~<iped 1n an uni.no.,.. n
d1rl'ct1on ( urdciru \aid
the pcst1c1de may cause cancer and
h1 nh defects and causes chromosone
breakage an laboratory animals.
G reen said there's no evidence
that malathion spray eradicates. or
C\CO reaches, the frui t Oy.
He sa~ two residents who arc
"them1cally sem1t1 vc" told him that
doctors advised them to leave the
area after the spraying -one for
two weeks and the other for six
months.
Green also said that Disneyland 1s
closer to the sighting of two medf11es
in Westminster and Garden (irove
than the fanhcst homes scheduled
fo r spraying.
"I wonder why Di sneyland was
exempted. ~ot that J want D1s-
nc}'land spra>cd. but there should be
equal treatment."
&llOowcr resident Manha ~solas.
"It was JUSt a prank." McCorvl'y
told reponers Monday. "We were
plastcnng Webster signs. making
them Roe si gns ..
Jn Trenton, 'J.J.. about 150
proltstcr<) marched 10 front of lhl'
Nev. Jer'K'~ statehouse in suppon of
ant1-abort1un bills. including one
that v.ould require minors ~l'k1ng
abonions to not1f) their parents.
who said she was drawn to the
mec11ng by the malathion 1o;sue.
lauded the City Council for what she
called 1ts unprecedented action
She said her area was to be
sprayed for the founh time Monda~
night and that she vigorously op-
poses the action.
"I've been an organic garde ner for
17 years. but now it's been taken out
of my control," she said.
County Agriculture Com-
missioner Parsons. whose depart·
ment made the medOy discovenc.,
and reported them to the state De-
panment of Food and Agnculturc.
said malathion has been used ex-
te nsively fo r 40 years without harm
to humans.
Parsons also said the aerial apph-
cat1on 1s not a spraying "but a vef).
very light ba111ng ..
Tu~sday's Cov~r Story: Substltut~ t~ach~rs ar~ In high
d~mand th~s~ days as local school districts scrambl~ to
avoid a shorta~ of Instructors.
noted Sa nsone. who Wlth Han and
Mayor Ruthelyn Plummer comprise
the ad hoc committee ncgot1a11ng
the lease extension. "They're a1m1ng
at more open access."
"We're attempting to come up
"'Ith a plan to sat1'lfy the state land
requirements." Balboa Ba ~ Club
Prc\1dcnt To m Deemer c,a1d
"Hones! to (rod. we don't k no"
"'hat that 1'> ...
Deemer said si nce there are 'illll
se'cral )Car'> before the apanmcnt'>
need to be d1minated. club officials
ha'e been more 1mmed1atd) con-
c.crned v.1th completing the en-
vironmental impact repon for the
mull1-million-dollar rcno11a t1on
planned on the rest of the Ba y ( luh
pro pen)
"In the sequence of our thinking.
that's probabl) not 1he firs! set of
answers we have to come up with."
Ra) said. "I don't think a dcc1-;1on
has to be made until I Q98."
Club offi cials plan a roughl y S ~O
million 1mprovemen1 proJCCt 1ha1
will renovate the clubhouse. athletic
fac1ht1es and gue'lt rooms lntc.-re\1 -
ingJ)'. plans al~o call for a faceli ft for
the apartment\ 10 make them mun·
attracti ve
Deemer said the club·, rl'011\'at1on
and the elim1nat1on of the apart-
ment<; arc two o;cparate 1\suc\, hut
Bay Club oflic1al!i wall add to the
environmental impact repon some
k.tnd of brief description of what
the) plan to do with the apanmcnts
"W e would trv to include 'iOme-
thinJ as a suppfement to the EIR.
yes.' Deemer said.
C-1ty planners sa> they're not sure
when the environmental impact rc-
pon will be completed. "We're ~till
waiting for data from the Bay Club,"
Pat Temple, principal planner. said.
Among the awaited 1nform1t1on as
a precise description of the public
access pr~m for the Bay Club sate.
Temple said.
Council members said they really
can't get going on actual talks about
lease terms. either. until the apart-
ments 1~suc 1s somewhat sohd1tied.
Han and Sansone said it's d1flicult
to figu re out how much rent the club
should pa )' when it's unsure what
wall be on the propeny.
1 he dub's various issues -reno-
\ 31100 plans. ren1 pa)m ents.
11delando, -are all 1ntc~o,cn. th e
c.ounnl members ~1d. "The Terrace
Apanmenl'> are such a big pan of the
rnrnuc " Sansone noted. ··1
wouldn'1 1h1nk 11 would be vef)
a\tutc to separate them."
fhc: state. meanwhile. doc'i n<•t
ha'e an' rccommcndat1on'i on the
l'>\UC o( whether the cit) should
ex1cnd the Ba> Club·s lease to 50
)Car\ \tatc lcg1 slat1on that ga"e the
land to the Cit> allows the Cit) to
appro\ c a lease of up to 50 )Cars.
Fossum said
However. there 1s one other tech-
ni cal state requirement -the city
cannot ex 1cnd :he original lease
granted 1n I 948. but can e nter into
a ncv. lease -with the club. Fossum
~1d That 1s what occurred 1n 1986
-a new 25->ea r lease was nego-
tiated.
The commun ity has split on the
issue of whether the Bay Club
should get a 50-year lease. which the
club \aid 11 needs to obtain financing
for the renovation project.
Many c1t1zens. including C oun-
c1lwoman Hart. believe the council
docs not have the authority to grant
such a long lease. These fol ks want
voter approval of a 50-year lease.
A number of other c1t1zens argue
the council has the nght and should
gran t the club's request out of ap-
prccat1on for Its many }'tars of ser-
vice to the community.
Tt\cje supporters say although the
Bay Club as essentially a private
facility. many community groups
have been allowed to use the mttt-
in& and dining rooms fo r public
events.
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.............. I l l ff..,... ....
Cindi:
T f ptu HI
......... widt .. thlD 1,lOO ..-re
.... -daaa 12 ..... 80 ...,. ..an, oo enlCftlinment ud at least
one patina specc '°' eacb 250
IQUAR feet of floot apece to be
COMidered aoeclaJty food Utel tblt
llC aP9"0vecf without I UIC permit.
In Decembcrl restaurateur Catto
Mione part or the toint venture
behind Poppe Mione s, asked the
council to waive the park.ins require-
ment, saying his business would
serve mostly nearby residents who
would walk in.
But the slight majority of the
--11 llOOd .wanchly by dae .. := out of ClOnC9f'D ewer die . ol perki ia dae city.
Cowilman Turner ~•lllCI a couacil review of the · fDod
use law and I subeequent reVJCW of
Mione'1 application.
But \be council two ~ qo
~ ~ to keep &he put.Ina requirement intact.
Guido Smith, Mlone'1 attorney,
made a last-ditch effo1'1 Monday to
persuade the council to approve the
pizza place. Smith pleaded with the
council to simply approve a use
-~ .......
S•v•r•I hundred people carrying signs par•d•d In front of
th• 1t•t• C•pltol In H•rtford, Conn., Mond•y to make
known their 1t•nd •g•ln1t abortion.
DEATH
From At
made 1hc right and lamt h:Jl k
around. Lou had l ut ac rmc. thl' wakl'
on thl' right Sldl' of the hoat at the
same 11me." 51mmonc. ..aid "He""'
Ill or 15 feet a"a' lrom the· hoa1
"hl·n hc "cnt do..,.·n ..
I yman said .\llen and ~1mmom
1umped 1n10 1hc ocean "h1k he
pulled the boat along<,1dl' .\ ndreoli
1 he tv.o men ho1\led i.\ndrcoh into
thl' boa1 and L)man rnllcd91 I from
1hc hoat telephont he ..aid
"II seemed like ht v.a~ all\e "'hrn
"e brought him up." I )man ".>aid
.\ndrcoh was taken to 'ihorc "here
ht• was treated for ma\Sl\C head
BEACHES
From At
Dc'ip1tc 1hc high ll'\cl' thr 'e~.1gl'
\pill \hould ha\ c no l11ng-tcrm l'I
fcll\ on mannl· lift· S.H "atn qu.1111 \
10 thl· p11llu1t·d an·a,_ he c.:11d
"1 hl' natural hn,t1hl\ 111 \l',1 "all'r
and the \unlight 111 ·1hr hal tl·na
mc:an\ 11 "'" onl\ tx· a m.1t1C'r of
da)'> tx·forc lhl· \pill I\ dl·.tm•d up ..
Wehnl'r 'aid
.\nd. a(curd1ng to "eathl·r "'all h-
cr'I. thcrl' <,hould he: ample \unllght
Mctl·orolog1'>t Hill llotlcr 'k11ll :i
ridge of high prC">'lurt ha\ \Cttlrd in
O\l'r 1hc Wc,t. dra...,1ng do"' n frigid
"inds from C <1nada .\c. the' hlo.,..
do"'n. the prc<,<iurc \~~tern' hl·at\
them up and dne\ 1hem oul
The resu lt ha'> been '1rtuall~
smog-free ''"c" and '>pnn g-likc
temperature\
Winds were forcca!>t to hk>" 25 to
.35 mph toda> "'1th occa.-.1onal
stronger gust!>. Hoffer \aid
Highs along the Orange Coast will
1nJur1cs b) :--.c .... purt Reach para-
med1n and Orangc < ount' Harbor
Departmcn1 Pl'rvmncl. police \3)
He "as taken b~ amhu lann· to Hoa14
Ml·monal Ho\p11al where he "a'
pronounced dead at 2-()9 pm
L) man dcscnhcd .\ndrtoli as an
outgoing }CJung man v.ho had be·
come well kno" n dun ng the fcv.
)Cars he 11\td 1n :--.cwpon Beach
"Just 10 tho..e three )tars he knc"
e'cr)bod) ... L)man said "Ever)onc
kno"'s him h\ lhl' Porsche that he
dro'c and h1~ Polo do1hec, and hi\
Role\ "'atlh ··
<)1mmons. "'ho \31d ht had met
Andreoli onl} onle heforl' ~unda\.
desu1bed L> man and .\ndrcoli a'
"'er) close" and calkd them "t' pi ·
cal best fnend<i ..
rangt• from thr lov. 111 mid 7fJ\
.\ir 4ual11 ' \'di rangl' from moder·
ale 10 l!,OOd 1n lht· ~11uth < oa\I ·\1 r
Ha\1n
l hr rnult \h11uld Ix· llk<tl hl'al h
\\t'athl'r rrn\ 1d1ng \ l\llflr., \IJ\ llUI
ol thl' "'atrr
tfun11ngton '\13tl' Re.it h likguard
Kurt I ueffin \J1d \11mc be<tt h goa'
arl' 1gnonng fXl\ll'd \1gn\ "arn1ng
thl'm 10 \ta\ uut 11 f the surf and arc
\l'ntunng intq tlw l<11n1rd o<.t·an
v.all'r\
Sv.1mmt r' v..h11 arl' l'\po-.cd 111 thl·
pollutc:d v.a1n m.1~ HilTl·r 1111-likt'
s~mplOms and uwld tontracl minor
C\e 1nfcct1om ..aid ~on1la Ma1ur
an CO\ 1ronml'Otal \fX'C1ahst \lo llh the
rnunt~ Hl'alth ( arc .\gcnq
"II depend\ on their citposurc• to
the haltcna. If the~ arc exposed to
hcpat1t1!'J bacteria. !here 1s a \light
po.,!>1h1lit> that a person could con-
tract the disease." Ma1ur said
A person \l.Ould have to ei ther
ingest the sea water. or allow open
permit for the •tcfY so it oould be
ContideTed a rataurant Smith •id dty law allows the
council to extend existina. noncon-bmias UteS throuah buildinp with a ute permit. He sajd 80 percent of
the buildina where Poppe Mione's
would be located is already occupied
by restaurant uses -the Banpok 3
restaurant and a coffee shop.
City Attorney ~obert . B~rr.tham
said he disqrced wuh Smith s inter-
pretation of the law a~d not~d
Poppa Mione's would sull be in
violation of the general plan.
Bush aide says
GOP can differ
on abortion
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Bush 's spokesman said Mon-
day that Americans are enlltled to
differing views on abon1on based on
th eir "personal choice of cons-
cience." At the same time. Bush "'a'
telling anu-abonion marcher<; ht
stands with them.
While House aide\ sousht to pla~
down the s1gn11icance of the emu-
11on-charged sub1ect ac, an elec11on -
year 1~suc. a'> "di a\ rtport\ uf
d1 vis1ons on the ~ubJeCt Y.1th1n the
Bush famll) 11self.
··w e all feel there " room w1th1n
the (Repuhl1lan) part) for \ar)ing
poanh of \ 1C\\ on th1\ 1\\UC .. \aid
Marlin F111"'atc:r the prcs1dent''
spokesman
In a )C.-ar 1n \\htch man) anal)'"
see a ng1d .1nt1·aho rt1 o n 'itann· .i' .1
poh11u1l liab1ht\ Bu\h lim11cd ha'
contart "1th thl' mJrchef"i to a I/fl.
second '>p<'l'l h h) rcmott !dephonl'
F1tz...,a1cr. a'\l.td at hi\ dall ~ Ot.'"'
bncfing "hcthl'r Bush o;harc<; Rl··
pubhran "auonal C ·ha1rman 1 l·(·
Atwater'\ '1c" that 1here I\ l'Oough
room 1n tht ( 10P for bolh tho\{'" ho
oppose and t ht>\l' "'ho I a' Ill
abortion right\ r lt/\\Jh'f ,,,Ill
"Yl''>. hc dol'\ ··
"\.l.c v.d1 nme Kl'puhln .1n' tx·1ng
Rl·puhlll Jn'> .. hl' \a1d
·\ndrcoli ll\t'd on <>rean fmnl
"1th h1' m11thn and lather.
( alhtnnc and I •Hm \ncln·11l1 I k
also ha' J ~-\l·ar-old '''° Jo..,hua K~an -\nun·11li. 1l(l11rd1ng l•I r n litl'
rcporl'> fhl· l hild 11\l'\ 1n \nahr1m
.... 11h hi\ molhl·r C h11,11nc C 11111110
lht· rc:port \a)'>
~ndrcoh "'a' do'c 111 ho th hi\ \11n
and hi'> father I 'man \aid
".\II I l dn \.<!~ ·" hl' "a' a gn·a1
kid ... Louis ·\ndrrnl1 \31d \.f unda\
afternoon · \nd hl· 111,cd <''l'r\Ot><l\
and he cnJ11~ l'd h 1' I de · · ·
L> man said hl· intend' tn nea1r a
trU\l fund lo hel p l iHl' lor Jo\hU.t
his friend's \On
"fh1\ gu) \\d\ grl'Jt t(I llll' .. hl'
..aid "I "ant to mai..c \Urt· l'' l'r\110l'
rcmc:mberc, ham ·
""umh 111 u1 nt.1 l l thl' ta1ntnl v.<1tl'f
to tx· l'\PU'l'd In the halln1.1 \1.11111
\<lid
fhe '>t'"tr ~rill ol1.urrd "hr n .1
n1l'l hinl\m 11\Cd 10 ra1\t' a 1111"
umtrnl l/.<lll' al 1hr plJnt 1.11 k d I hr
g,.tll' n:m:i1nl'd do,rd. rrn r n11nit
lt'O\ 111 thou\,tnd<. of ga!lon\ 111 r,1,,
<;C\l.Jgt· from nuv. ing through 1h1·
plant .ind , rl".t1 1ng .1 h:il l.ur 1li.11
u' l·rl11.1lkd 'l'""'F.l' r •r><''
Orcingl' < 11un1' \Jn1 1at111n d1\11 1L I
lfl'"' Ol\l<i'erl·d till' '>pill .1c. r.1 ....
\l'v.agt• gurgkd 1111 through .1 mJn·
hull' 1n thl' plJnt'' park 1n~ 1111 .11
dOOUI ~ p m that lid\ \:Sid ( >r.IOl;!l'
( IJUOI ~ \JOllJll un 1>1•.trll I 'P''"l'\•
mJn AIJl.e -\ndr1 \on
(re"'' n·pa1rl·d thl· dcfcl tl\l' gale
"1th1n Jn hour ,ind 1n1t 1ated J
major d eanup r nnrt thal \I.a\ lOm-
pleted h' 11 pm . .\ndcr,on \a1d
Although no re~1dcntial \C\~er
bat·kup<i .,..ere rtported, minor
backups v..ere rcponed at South
( oas1 Pla1a and the Orange ( ounl)
Performing .\rt\ (enter. ·\nda\on
~Id
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•
DAILY PILOTfTutllday, Januaty 23, 1980
HI I I I I I' 110 \HU
CdM library offers
teatime programs
Mesa endorsement to move SOS likely
The Corona drl Mar branch libra1 offers a
scnes of monthly trat1mr programs at p.m . on
~lected Thursday'i.
Featured this week I'> ··p1an1 Sman W11h
Drought Resistant Plants." presented b) Celia
Kutcher of the Fullcn on Arboretum.
Programs are free but reservations are re-
quired. For rescrvauons or more informauon. call
644-3135 or stop 1n at the ( orona dcl Mar hbran.
420 Mangold A \ e ·
Authors fest/val for youngsters
Friends o f the ( hildn:n·, L1bral) and Hunt-
ington Beach Public Libra I) will ha\ e m second
annual Author'i Fc'1nal from I to 4·30 P-~~
Thursda) at the ( entral L1brar) 71 11 Talben .\ ~
More than 50 <)outhern ( ahforn1a authors an<1
illustrators y. ill IX' on hand to <,ell and 'i1gn their
books. Adm1s)1on 1<. free
For funher inlormat1on lall the ( h1ldren·,
Re\ource (enter JI !q . 7 11
Low vision consultations
Hra1llc l n~ututt· Lo" \'l\1on lOn<,ultJnt JJmtl'
McAll1<,tcr Y.tll fHOl.ttk free 'l\UJI atlh con,ul-
tat1on\ hetY.et·n 10 J m anc.J I pm I hur'>da~ .11
Oa"" Sl·n111r < en1cr XOO \1arg.ut·ntl' < ornna dl'I
\far
ly I09 VAN IYKIN
Of .... 0-'ll ,._ k...,
The Costa Mesa Cny Council ts ex-
pected to endorse a proposal tonight that
would move the Share O ur Selves food
and clothing distribution from Rea Com-
munity Center to a building 111 a north-
west corne r of Co<,ta Me\a.
But the proposal has raised some cnes
of alarm at SOS. whose offi cals sa\ 11 will
cost the charity more than th~~ had
expected
··11·s not the same deal thq \\l'rc
talking about befon:," board mcmlx'r
Scott ~father said "The} Y.ere ponra~ 1 ng
th1c; a\ .-.u<h a SY.tethean deal but 1t'\
not
And complrca11n~ the ')1tuat11Jn 1., tht'
fa ct that ~05 offinalc. are 101ng 111 hu'
thl'lr OY. n building. a deal the\ hoJ1l' to
ha' c Lomplctcd before the' arc: e' tt ted
from Rea ( en1a
fhr 20-H·ar-11ld 1. hant' hJ' l'x·cn buf.
tetcd h} ·tontro\t'r'\ \lntc nc1ghhor~
began uimpla1ntng tY.o ~ca" Jg11 about
~o~·., grm'lng numher of poor and
homt'ln\ tlit·nt\ Y.h<J. the nt·1ghbor<, '>dtd
bring littl·r tilth and tht• thr1.·a1 111 pt•t t ~
cnmr to th•· an•J
C nunul mt·mhcr\ p111 th1.· org.1n11.111on
on not1tl' la\I .lul\ thal lh lr.i\t' Jt Kc:a
C rn11.·r "rnlld noi he rt'nl'''l'd hl.'\11nd
Jan I 'I '
Followina the failure early this m onth
of a proposed agreement to move SOS. at
city expense, to an andustnal bu1ld1ng on
Superior Avenur, the chanty's board
mem bers announced they would tr) to
raise enough money to bu) their uv.n
bu1ld1ng.
An announcement followed that tht"
board had found donors wi lling to con·
tribute enough money for a down pay-
years at thr CDC building.
Under a reva~d memo randum of
undemanding relea~d Monda). how-
ever. SOS .,_,ould pa) S610 a month for
the first fi,e months and S945 a month
for the second )ear The c it) 1n the fir-,1
fhe months. would make up tht· d1f-
ferenC'e ofSJ,170 a month. In the ~cond
full )ear. the cit) 's contnbu11 o n would
d rop to S2.8J5 a month. or 75 percent of
"They're not asking us If this Is acceptable. They're
just tel/Ing us that's the way It Is.,,
ment on a building. and t\lrO v.eeki, ctgo
a spokesma n said SO had begun 01:go-
11a11ons for a pieu• of propen ~ JI Jn
undisclosed locatton
The counnl refu\ed at 11'> la'it ml·e11ng
ho"e' er. to allo\\ <;(). an e:\tcm1110 1111
llS lea\e 10 complctt" the real estate dcJI
I unher. the touncd tC'ntatt,eh olkr,·d
another proposal to help ~O\ ·,uhkt .1
portion of the building at I olJS V.
Mal .\rthur Bouk' ard "'h1ch 1~ lea'>l'd h'
the nun-profit ( ommunll) f>eH·lopml."nl r ouncil The building "' nl·ar tht> \a111.1
-\na border.
But Mather .-.aid the C'ou nnl'\ nn'
proposal. as ong1nall~ <>la ted. "'ould h,1, l'
charged SOS nothing fo r tht liT\t '"'''
SOS board member Scotr Mather
the: total rt:nt lur thl· 4 ::'flO-<,quare-foot
'>tic In the third \t·Jr the Cit' and V>~
"'11uld split the: l••IJI rrnt ot S<. :''II "
m11nth at )11 i:x·r"·n• t·alh
.. The) re nor J\~ing U'> 1f 1h1\ "'JC'Ct'P·
IJhle .. \1t1th1.·r \dlJ . rhc:\ 'rr JU \\ ll'llJnF
u\ that"s the "J 11 " ·
I he pr11p11\l'd J[l.recml·Ot \\ould Jho
rt'ljUlfe V )'-, '• ('Ul up J dq>0\11 111 s l'i f.10()
\father \dlt! 11-c Jcp11,1t \\11uld l'x·
d1llitult 1•11 \11\ dmh nurmalh put'
.1lm1l'I all .. r ,.., n111111·, into aid 111 thl
p1111r 1.\.1\h ll'l.11. cl\ l111k dn 11tnl 111
11\ 1.•rhrad
"Thq 5a HI •14 ·:h1ng. I• ll' hdl•fl' .1h1 q1l
thl' SJS.l11!1 1 ht ,.i1d
A maJonty of council members said
the) • would probably supP<Jn the
propo~d sublease aireement with CDC.
.. U nles!i I Stt something temble in 1t
that l hadn't heard about before. f don't ~t' an) p roblem with 1t." Councilwoman
Sand> Genis said.
Ma)or Prter Buffa has indicated he
supported the mo'e to COC And Coun-
cilman Ed Glasgoy. said ht' would sup-
port II, 100
.. But l reall~ hope the} are able to
purC'ha'K' their 0 " n building." he said. -1
think that Y.ould be best for everybod)' ••
( ounulm,rn ()n .\mburge) said he
\.\.11uld not ~uppon the propo..al. however.
"I v.uuld ha't" ~upponed 11 1fSO had
11' l'd up to II\ u1mm11ment to .. acate Rea
( 1.·n1n h\ Ian I~ ·· he said "Now
lhl'' l. l1;rlcd U\ to ht1 gate to get them
nut I , Jn 1 \t.l' \pending taxpa~ers·
monn tn l1t1K-!tt· Jnd then \pending morl°
l,1\P<1'l'f' mnnl'\ 111 rt'lcx:ate them··
C 11u11, 1'"umJn \IJn H,1rnbuddC' said
'h1. "i.iJ rr\l·n Jt11•n'> ahnut tht" agreemt"nt
.inJ m11,1.ht not \upport 11
V l\ h.1\ ltm11a111in\ •in thC' dmOunt of
m11"ll'· tht'\ ,an 'penJ 11n rt·nt · )he said
\rd :h1.• Jr1n:it111n' thn 1t· lx't'n gC'lllng
h,1,l hwn targl'tnl 'Pl'l1ticall) for ,a
p1.:,h.1w ntil for .11111thcr rental agrer -
flll'll\ I tr11n k th" ""'lid l'x· 't'f'\ d111icult
lr1r tht·m · Those: .,eeking u>n\ultatu>n\ mu't h.1, l' "rn
ten rt•frrral\ from JO nph1halm11log1<,t 01 PP·
toml'trt"1 Rl·krral lorm\ and appc,1ntmcn1' .irt·
a'ailJhk h~ tJll1n~ the tcntt·r JI A44. 1244 hl't''l·cn
4 am and 4 pm ''eckc.Ja~'
Drug crisis study topic
:-...auonal l\\ut•\ r mum Stuth ( 1rtll' \\ tll mt'CI
from 7 to 8 \() pm fhur<,da~ ·at ( ro\\ n \ alk~
L1hra0 I()\~ I < r"" n \'a lie\ Park"a' I aguna
:0-:1gurl
Spring enrollment surges at Coast College
Thl' urde \\ 111 \tud\ ·· fhl' Drug C rt'"'" Puhhl
Stratl"&ll., l11r Hrl·al..1ng The I lah11 .. ( 1111cm .ire
1n' 11rd 111 dl\lU\\ f11ur lhOlll'' 1n tkaling \\tlh thl·
drug \\Jr \ll'pp1ng up lhl' 1n1nna11onJI dr11g "·"
cratl..1ng dtmn nn 1.kakr\ '~1,1ng no .ind •1r
legJli11ng drug' l>l\u1\\1on nl tht· .il1an:s\1\1.·, "111
folfo\\ ,1 \ 1d1.·111.1 pnl In I rod lit 11• IO prod\11. l'll tn
'-'at1un.il (\\UC\ f mum .1 n.11111n.il non('l<lrtl\,10
progr.1111 111 dl\u1"1nn t·~1.1hh,hl·d to hl'lr l lllll'"'
form .in 11p1n111n on \CflOU\ t\'>Ul''
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2-l11 '1211 I .
Disaster preparedness training
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Services, programs for seniors
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By BOB V/\N EYKEN
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• 7 'O p m Laguna Beach Unified Schoo l
District Board of Education, d1c;tnct otlit:c<i ~'irl
Blumunt ~I
lf-'pdne!<day. Jan. 24
• 7 p m Laguna Btaeb Plnnln1 Commluion.
counC'1I chambers. 505 Forest Ave.
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hJll u·n1 \ill1.'' t:l\ and d1rt•rt1.·d thc rn -
C'nUC'\ to \ .trlOU\ tran~port.1t1nn rro-
gram<i
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failed but one <imall hut ~ ocal group of
cnun inst!il'i voters re1ected 11 lx'rausc.-11
dad not pro' 1dc the road and free'-' a}
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ment'i in their automobile' and \\ant
go,ernmcnt to rcnprocate Y.1th more and
better roads. Residents do not "ant
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\tJnt11n .-.a1J hl' J1d ncft lno" \et what m11\lili~.11111n' Y.nuld be nl"c.>ded io make
tht' t.I\ h1~e more hkeh to succeed 1n
nl'\I '-o,rmhC'r'' generai election
Hearing delayed
for accused klller
9y The D•ffy Pffot
Amianment for a Newport Beach
woman accu~d of runnina down
her son-in-law wi th her Mer1:cdes-
Benz durina an onaoina family dis-
pute was continued Monday.
Betty Youna Davies, 58. will re-
tum &o court Feb. 9. She is expected
to be chaf'llCd with murder. 1lthou1h
proeecuton have not yet filed the
caa, coun officials said.
O.v1es, who 1s free on SH.000
Mil, sumndettd 10 Costa Mna
police on Dec. 19 on an attempted
mwder ch~. Her ~ttt't
hutblnd. James R. Ward. died fl vc
dayt later.
Pohce have yc1 to releue a motl\l'C
for tht incicfeftt, which occumd
about ftvc boota .... Y &om the .-re CM 31-)ftM)ld Wint liwd
wttll tail '"" 1n tbe IOO block ol
CCMllllW Street.
POl,l{'J: l ,OG
Newport ~ach
A 32-year-old Ohio man was hit
in the stomach with a blue paint gun
while walkina on Manne Avenue
just south of Bayside Dnve. toward
the Balboa Island bridae. • • • The Bren Company, 5 Civic
Plaza, received a bomb threat from
1 caller who apparently di91U1scd
her voice to sound like a male. She
said she had planted • bomb the
niaht ~fore and it would ao off m
20 minutes. Eiaht minutes later.
someone c:aUed apan and said. "4
p.m ."
The fint floor of IM bulld1na WIS
cvacuattd. but nothina was found. • • • Nine fii~in1 poles and reels and a
ponabk tdq)booe were taken from
1 41-foot ~lhina boet docked in
the lOO block of Fernando Strut • • • An an.identified man who bu
rcpeetedlr called 1 bome in the IOO bloct olOerdeni.I Avt'ftut, demaftd,.
l .. to llPC9k to • lemale micktn •
mr.tened '° pve the woman~•
111.ber a •1 tip WMa he m\dtd IO r
\
11ve him an alternate phone number
for her. • • • A resident of an apanment 1n the
I 00 block of 31th StrC't't not iced a
VCR. a microwave oven. a becr keg
tap and SJO cash missing after he
and his friends had a large pan~ . • • • A resident of the 800 block of
Dominao Onvc rcponed two pairs
of polyester dress Pints disap~arcd.
possibly after they ~ left 1n a
laundry room. • • • The Jew11h o wner of 1 dress shop
in the 2700 block of East (oast
Hiahway felt threatened by a cro"
someone left on the ft'ont door mat
in either salt. or 1upr.
ang a wedding reception at Old
World. 7561 Center .\,·e . and .-.101C'
a fur coat and a Walkma n radio • • • .\ resident in the 81500 hlock nf
Sable Dnve said graffiti had bcc.-n
'i<"ra~led on a block wall since 'am • • • A din hike valued at S240 W\\3\
stolen at a liquor store near the
Alpha Beta market at Gold<'n W<''lt
StrC'et and Warner .\venue • • • Th1e\CS poss1bl) pned a windo~'
to enter a residence in the 17000
block of Emerald Lane and ~tole
Jewelry • • • Someo ne stoic pictures valued at
$500 from a storqc are 1n th<' 2000
block of Delaware Strttt
Co8t• Meta
A teddy bear and Stuffed wtltte cat
still in the aif\ b<lxcs were '1olen
from 1 Hyundai E11cd perked
out11ck a ho me in the 600 block of ~natc tn:et. The thief broke the
t"ar's windo" to enter. • • • More than Sl.100 wonh of
ba'leball cards. including a 19W
M1c ~C'~ ~fantle and : Qf.' Rotter
Man~. \\ere \tolcn out of .1n apan -
ment 1n the 2500 block 111 fldt'n
.\\Cnue Y.htlC' the O\\n('f \\;]\ nn
'arat1on • • •
The "indov. on a Dat\un "a'
pncd o pen while the C'ar was parked
in the 2600 block of Harhnr
Boulnard. A box of 60 C'Hst'tle\ Y.as
stolen and the thief tned to punch
the 1gn111on. but was unsuCC'Cssful • • •
.\ purse was stole n from behind
the paucnacr seat of an unlocked
Renault Encore parked in the 3200
block of Park Center Om e
f ot1nt•in V•llf'y
A bul'llar took about SJ. 900 1n
jewd.ry fFom tM master bedroom of
1 home on the I 6SOO bk>ck of
Suprtoaf Street. • • •
An 1a..~ reRdcni. found
puled OUI i.n ft-oat o( I homt on I.he
11700 b4ock ot Cordlu 5'reft.
stuffed a roll o f toilet paper in the
1a1I cell totlrt and flushed 1t at least
eight time ... Ooodina the south por-
tion of the Jail • • •
.\fter l11mbing over a wall to pin
1.·otn hurgla~ stole about $800 in
plantc. from ffC'd·,. Nursery. I 7902
Ru\hard St • • •
ry.o men w~re ams1ed on tM
1 ~:nu hloc:k of Ward Street af\cr
the) ~ert" found in postcUion of
~ onccaled weapons. One had 1 knife:
tht" other. an u handle.
lagun• Beach
A C'us1 om built mounwn tl6lte
valued at S 1.600 was \Um from a
P rate 1n the 1200 bloct o( Sltylllill
Drwe dunnt the .... ....__-.-.,. ......... • • • Poh~ n:aived • n Nch• -.
dncf rcpon S.tufdliy •5111 damlS ,... done '° • .. . t.bc 6f900 ~ °' y...... . ••• A 1300 bikt _... ....... II "'°"' of • llON in lbe lOO .... " fora\ ~
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Cll&:UO-Do\11.Yl'll.OTIT.....,,,~ts, -t: ~-..,
NOIOOW (AP) -Up to 2 i:--:t ~~1-1~~ y 10 mou.m \bole killed when SoYiet troop1 pul down a natio nalist
revolt. and OX' republic's leaislature
threlleaed secess.ion if Moscow did
DOl pull out its soldiers.
In further defiance of Presidcnl
M.ikbail S. Gorbachev, local lcgis-
llton declared Moscow's st.ate of
emcqeocy void. Militants vo wed 10
keep up crippling strikes' in Baku, an
oil ocn1er of 1.8 mill ion proplc on
the Caspian Sea. until troops leave.
Communist leaders from Soviet
Armenia and Azerbaijan took a ten-
lativc step Monday toward ending
10 days of ethnic warfare, agreeing
10 withdraw armed aroups from
arus alo~ their border, Tass said.
But activ1s1s in Armenia and
Azerbaijan said they doubted the
truce would be kepi.
The official Soviet news agency
rrportcd 12 more people killed in
ethnic clashes Monday on the
border of the two republics, raising
the toll since Jan. I) to \b1. Sovie!
officials said 83 of those we~ from
lhc Soviet aMault on the Azcrbaijani
capital Saturday. including \4
soldiers and members of their famil-
ies.
More tha n 500 have been
wounded in 1he conflicts.
Tass said the l 2 ne1>o· deaths m··
curred when Armenian milnanls
fired on an Azerbaijani vi llage in the
Volchy Voro ta border area.
Azcrbaijani activists told a ,.,1os·
cow news conference Monday 1ha1
3 700 died when Soviet 1roops
entered Baku, Tass said. but i1
emphasized this "'as an uncon-
tirmefiS figu re.
An emergency ovcm rght session
or the Azerbaijani Supreme So"iec
lcai sla ture demanded full
withdrawal or Soviet troops from
the republic. with the exceorion of
CBS reveals
cartel plot
against Bush
NEW YORK (AP) -The S«ret
Service is in\•es1iga11ng repons that
drug ca n er members are plo1ting 10
shoot down Air Force One when
President Bush flies to Colombia fo r
a drug summit next month. CBS
News reponed Monday.
The ne1work said the S«ret Ser-
vice is checking intelligence rcpons
that the drug lords arc sm uggling
SA-7 shouldt'r-ftred anti-aircraft
missiles into Colombia for an at-
tempt to shoot down the plane.
The White House said 11 had no
information o n the repons. "The~ 're
always checking out threa rs." .\hxe
Glen, a deputy pres~ SC<'retar:. sard
of Secrel Service investigations,
Bush and the leaders of Colombia.
Peru and Bolivia are e).pe-cted to
sign an accord 10 ligh1 drug 1raf·
tickers al the mcet1n1t in Canagcna
o n Feb. I 5.
border districts wi\b Armei\ia. said
Baku lawyer Viliy.d Mamedov, who
al tended lhc I 1 Yrhour ovemi&h'
seuion.
Lawmaken also demanded liflina
of the curfew and state of emerstncy
in Baku and other areas of Azerbai-
jan, which Moscow imposed
without the approval of Azerbaijani
authori,ics, Mamedov said in a telc--
phone interview.
If those demand1 are not met,
Mamedov said. the lcaislaturc will
consider voli ng 10 Sttcdc fro m the
Soviet Union.
At Monday's mass rally in Baku,
demons,rators carried pos1ers read-
ing. .. Gorbachev is the butcher of
the Azcrbaijani ~o ple," and
"Azcrbaijanis will not succumb to
tanks,'· said Shain G ajiyev, a Baku
journalis1.
W itnesses said t h ron gs of
mourners numbering as many as 2
million bore coffi ns of A.zerbaijanis
ki lled in the weekend assault down
the narrow s\ree's and major
thoroughfares to Lenin Square, now
renamed Freedom Square in honor
of the Azerbaijani nationalist cause.
The mourners. wea ring black and
can)ing black·bordered portraits of
son1e of 1he \"ic11rn~. 1hen buried the
victims at Ki rov Park. overlooking
the Caspian St-a.
.. Alt the people of Azerbaijan and
Baku arc in tears and mourning, ..
official Baku Radi o said in a broad·
cast monitored by the BBC in Lon-
don.
Soviet troops and police did not
1n1erfcre 1n the funeral. said Leila
YunuSO\. a spokeswoman for tht'
Social Dcmocrauc Group. an 1nfor·
mal Azerba1Jan1 pohtical organ1 za.
tion.
Foreign reponers "·ere barred
from 1he region. so II "'as d1ffi cult to
de1ermine the exact dea1h 1011 or
reconcile cont11c11ng informatio n.
State population tops 29.1 mllllon
SACRAMENTO -Some 29. I million people now ,live in California.
aboul 11.? percr:nl of the entire population of the Un11Cd States. u lhe
state's &"?'Nth ei:p1.nds at its .,.eates' nte in more than 2S years, the state
r<pot\Cd Mooday. · As of July J California's population had swelled by 23 pcrccn~ s1net
the bqinnina of the decade. climbin, ~m 23,668,04?. th~ stale F1nanct
Department said. The department also said that nc' m1grauon for 1988-89 ""~"!~ .. ~~ wu the hiahcs' 1incc 1942-43, when th_e state lured hund.rcds o~thousands
-_~: -of people to military bases or to toil in World War 11 1ndustncs.
~; Montoya denies selling votes
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A statue of Lenin domln•t•s th• squ•r• In Baku Mond•J
where tens of thousands of residents gather for a mourn-
ln9 rally, as a funeral service began In • nearby park ror
victims of ethnic vlolence.
SACRAMENTO -Ending 16 hours of testi mony in. hi s own defe~sc.
state Sen. Joseph B. Montoya in?istcd M~M~y 1here is. no co~nect1on
between his receipt of hef\y campaign contnbu11ons and his vo1es in fa vor
~~-~-. .. . I Montoya, durinf cross-<xam ina1ion at his pol1t~cal cor:rupt1 on 1na . 1n
U.S. District Coun 1n Sacramento, elaborated on his prcv10.us conlenuon
that an honorarium -such as 1hc $),000 check he rece1vc:d ffom an
undercover FBI agent at a 5CC"rctl y videotaped restaurant m~ung in _ 1988
-canno1 be a bribe. He sa id !hat's because an honoranu~. unlike a
campaign contribu1ion, is a pa yment for a non-legislati\'e service. such as
giving a speech.
Parents want new McMartin trial
LO S ANGELES -Memlxrs of a victim's rights sr.oul? staged a lener-
writing campaign Monday in an effon to pers uade Distnct Anomey .Ira
Re iner 10 retry 1he chief dcfendan1 in the Mc M~nin Pre-School .molestat!on
case. Following last wee-k's conclu sion of 1he tn al that ended with no gu.ilty
verdicts. prosecutors are dec id ing whether to refi le 13 counts agarns1
Raymond Buckey upon which the jury deadlocked.
The J 1.year-old chief defendant in thl· case "''as acq uitled las1 week ~f
an additional 40 felony molestation coun ts. His mother. Peggy McMan1n
Buckey, the 6).ycar-old fo rmer dircc1or of the now-defunct Ma nhattan
Bt-ach nursery ~hool. was acquitted on all counts.
'2 \TI0'2.\I. HHlt:t'S
Court won't block drug tests
WASHINGTON - The Supren1e c·o urt St·nt a ne1>o' signal Monday 11
wilt pcrmi1 widespread, random drug tcs11 ns for gO\Trnment 1>o'Orkers e\•en
when public safety 1!> not at stake. The JU St1ces. without comment. refused
to interfere with rando m drug tests for some Jus11ce Dcpanme-nt employees
and civilian Army drus and alcohol counselors.
The a1Tec1ed 1ndi\'1duals said the tests. 1>o h1ch could lead co finng or
demotion. "iolatc-their pri vacy rights. (io,crnn1en1 00lc1als said the test s
are \'alid even though lht'} arc not designed pnn1ant~ to pro1cct public
safet).
Agents search three sites in
mail bombing investigation
Children's AIDS study questioned
NEW YORK -A leading go\crnn1l'nt rl'\.l'archl'r c\prl'sscd conct'rn
about the cont1nuauon of a s1ud' in v.h1ch niorc 1han JOO chtldrl•n with
AIDS arc no1getung1he drug .\ZT. no"' \\tdt·I~ ht·l1e,cd 10 be L'fTccu,·e 1n
children. Half tht> children rn 1hc \\Ud\ arl' ge1t1ng an unpro,en drug calll·d
intravenous immunoglobuhn. or IVf(i_ llalf are ge111ng on l ~ a platebo.
ENTERPRISE. Ala. (.l,PJ -Fed·
eral agent~ searched a man·., "'·arc·
hou~. salvage bu.1.1ness and home
,.,1 onda~ sn 1hc 1n,e.1.t1ga11on ofma1l
bomb sla}Jng\ of a Judge in Birm-
ingham and a c1v1t rights law~er 1n
Ge or!" FB Spt>c1al Agent c·huck ·\rchl'r
of Mobile sa1d the o"ner of lhl·
propen}. Wa}ne O'Ferrell ofnearh~
~e"'' Brockton. was que\tu)nt•d and
relea!;Cd.
··A1 no 11me toda~ 1>oa\ an~t>cxl)
taken into custod,:· .;,aid .\rchcr
Tht• FBI agl'nl. ~peaking at a hncf
e'cn1ng nc1>o.1. confcr1:nct'. said
agent~ 1>ocre looking for e' 1dcncl' 1n
th t' prc·Chnstmas package bomh
ktl l1 ngs 1ha1 put c1,il rights group.,
and the fed eral 1ud1c1ar: o n ali:n
o·Fcm:!I 1>o'as 1n,o!vt·d 1n a ca'>C
heard by federa l appeal.1. Judgt• Roh-
en Vance. 1>o·ho was killed "''hen a
package bomb St'nt through !hl· 1nal!
explodt'd al his r-.1ounta1n Hruo~
hom1: near B1rm1ngham last month
O"FerreJI had .l.ul·d h1\ fo rn1cr t•n1.
plo}Cf. Gulf Lift· l n~uranCl' ( ll ot
Jack.1.un' dk·. Fla .. U\t'r h1\ iinng !he
appca!.1. dcf1s1un -.aid
i~t· disputed C1ulf Life\ cl a1n1 1h<.1c
ht' 1>oa~ fired bc:cau!.I: he held hct'n'it."\
"'11h other 1n\uranrl· ron1pan1c\ and
he C"harged that (iulf Life had failed
to pa~ h1n1 rt"nt"1>oal f On1m1\\1on ..
due to h1n1 aft(·r ht' 1>oa.1. ti red.
But a federal Judge 1n .\labama
disn11sst:d h1.1. la1>o\ull on Junt· I.,
1988. and on l,pril 17. Vance :ind
t1>oo other J !th 1.·.s. ("1rcu1t c·ourt of
Appeals 1udgc' upht•ld lhl· fo1>ot'r
court ruling in a one-pagl· unsigned
dt'e1s1on .
Archer ~1d agl'nl\ prohabl~ "ould
spend n1ost of 1hc nigh t !.\.'arching
the sat\'a1tl· store. ···r o thl' bes1 of n1 ~
knov.ledgt·. 1hcst· arc chc liro;I \earch·
e~ 1n 1hc 1n\C\t1g.auon :· he said.
~I t· "'ould nut ~I' 1>hac brought
tht· 1n'c~t1gauon 10 ih,. \al, age \hop
ol O"Fcrrl'll. a nlan 1n h1~ SO!. dr·
!.<.nbt·t.l h~ a nl·111hbor <JS a Biblr·
read ing former Hapt1\t prl·achcr 1>oh~1
on•·t• sold 1nsuranct· and took up lhl'
Junk busu1css abou! three ~t·ar~ ago.
Package burnt-is M:n c through 1he
n1a1l exploded and killed Vance at
h1.1. ~1ounta 1n Brouk home near
B1 rm1ngharn on IA•t' JO and a blacl.
!a "''er. Rotx·n Robi nson o f Sa, an· nah~ un lA·c 18 Othl·r mallrd
bomb\ \\l'"rl' found and dcfusl..'d at
tht' 11th ("1rlU1l ('uun of ·\ppeals in
.\tlan1a . ihc l·ourt Vance "rCrvcd. and
thl' '.'\.\.\('P on·1cc 1n Jack.1.on,1lle.
Fla
The FBI has said ont or n10ri.'
"'h11e raci st~ appt:ar bt:h1nd lhl' mat!
bomb a11acl.s.
lacking an ) beneficial ingrc:-d1cnts .
In October. Health and Human Serl 1tl'\ Sccrl·taf) Louis Sull1' an acted
10 make AZT 1>o1dcly a'aitable ro ch1ldr.·n. -.a~i ng 1h crt• was r nough
prcl1minal) e\"1dl.'ncl..' lhl• drug wa s e!Tec tll c :ind '\aft .\ZT 1s thl' on!~ an!I·
,\IDS drug so far appro\"ed for rou11nl' us~·
Dr. . .\nthon' Fauci. the dtrcccor of the national progran1 10 tl'S\ anJ
c'aluate potcntiill anu-l,IDS drugs. r,.a1d he ht·l1c\L'\ the time has come to
g1 "e all patil'nt.1. acct'ss 10 >\ZT. and ~11d hl' has l'\prt•s.1.ed h1) doub1s ahout
the children's st ud~
D.C. mayor checks Into clinic
WASH INGTON -i\1a}or :'\!anon Harf). faring a toca1ne pos!.Cs\1on
charge, fle"' 10 Flonda for trea1men1 ~londa~ 1>o hill' pol111cal specula1.1on
1n1cnsified back home conterning a poss1hlt' c·1t) l·lall campaign by Jesse
Jackson. Barf)\ spokes1>o·oman. Lurma Rac k le~ ..aid the ma} Or had rhC"t kl·d
1n10 a center in ""est Palm Beach. Fla .. 10 ht· 1rL'atc·d fo1 alcoholism. She
had said the da) before that de1ads about h1~ heal1h 1>ouuld ht· kl·p1 pn,atl'
bu1 ··the mo.1.1 senous problem is al cohoh,m."
Six fishermen missing
Slovenia walks out, thwarts reforms
LA PUSH. Wash. -High seas and 1>o1 nd hamperL·d a search \tonda}
for six people missi ng af11:r a chaner fishing boat smashl'd against a Jett ~
at the mouth of a n"er. and official\ sa id rt·..cue hol)(·s 1>oerl' d1>o·1ndling. One
"'Oman died and two other peoplt> aboard the Gambler "'crt re\C'ued af1er
the 45-foot boat caps1ltd Sunda} in 15-fooi s"'ctls "'hde crossing a bar al
the mouth of the Quilla ~u tl' Rll·l·r a bout 11() nlill'\ 1>ol'\t of Scanle.
BELGRADE. Yugosla via (A P) -
Dclcptcs from the liberal rcpubhc
of Slovenia walked o ut of a Com·
munist Pany congress Monday after
bcin& defeated on several key reform
iHuct, and the spli1 in the pan y
seemed to be irreconcilable.
The conaress adjourned without
scttina a date for reconvening aflc:-r
leaders deba'cd for nearly fo ur hours
at an emerscn9 · ~ssion on how 10
handle lhe crisis.
Dclcptions from the republics of
Croatia, Macedonia and Bosnia -
Hercqovina indicated late Monday
no possibility existed that the con·
flC"SS could continue. the st.ale Tan·
JUI 11cws aaency reported.
Party Presiden1 Milan Pan«vsk1
told exhausted delegates early today
that pany leaders would keep work-
ina toward a solution and asked
rqional pany bodies to do the same.
Dclcptes from Slovenia believe
more autonomy should be granted
the sii: republics aM two provinces
Elsewhere in Eastern Europe:
By The Assocl•ted Preu
Development 1n in Eastern Eu rope on included.
EAST GERMANY -Communist Prem ier Ha n\ .\1odro"' said he~ 11!
open the Cabinet lo \he pr<>-Oemocracy oppos1t1on . and o ppos111on group~
immedia1cly acccp1ed the offer. East German harder guards began tl·anng
down a 330-yard ~ction of1he Be rlin Wall. 10 be rcp!acl.'d b~ a metal (Cncl'.
a West Berli n spokesman said.
ROMANIA -The provisio nal governmen1 1ha1 rl·p\.iced Hll' lopplcd
dictatorship ofNicolae Ceausescu may fie ld candidates 1n the .\pnl
elections, a government spokesman said. That 1>oould rc,·crsc a go' crnml·nt
stand it was onl} a caretaker coalition formed 10 cscon Romania to
democracy.
BULGARIA -Oppos111on leaders mceung "'1th rulin~ communist
offi cials demanded quicker reforms 10 eliminate Comn1un1 st Par1y 1ntlut'ncr
in the govemmen1 and workplace. and called for an 1nv1:s1 1gat1on of the
secret police.
1n a nation that ...,·as held 1ogc1her for Commun1s1s equa1e !ht' pan) w11h
decades by the "'"Iii of Presiden1 the coun 1ry and SI} 11 rnusl re n1a1n
T ito. who died in 1980. ~rbia n unified.
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The congre~s "'as due to end
1oda).
The walkout came as delcgate-s
1>o·ere headed for a \"Ote on a reform
pohc) documen1 1n 1>o·h1ch the pan}
wa5 to rehnqu1~h us 45.year-old.
gua rantcl'd monopol} on power.
Earlier r-.to nda}. the congre-ss cast
a prel1m1naf) votr on g1 v1ng up its
political stranglehold. bu1 that vote
1>o·as o n a proposed amendment to
the draft tc:<.t and 1>o·as dependent on
the documcn1·s final adoption.
The Slo\·enianJJ complained hard-
liners had "''a\ered do"'·n crucial re:-·
form points and 1hc fi nal d raft did
not take into account the republi c's
dn ve for JfCaler independence.
The spl it came afier 1hrce days o f
bntcr debate.
Croatian pany (h1cf lvica Racan
demanded the congress suspend its
work. OthcN-'1sc, he said, Croatia's
delegation would refu~ 10 vote on
the reform document and other con-
ference papers.
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Student convicted of
computer tampering
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1016 e.yslde Dr .• Newport Beach
SYRACUSE. N.Y. (AP)-A jury
Monday nigh ! con victed a
suspended 113dua1e student offedcr·
al com~tcr tampering chargrs for
unleashing a '"worm .. that crippled a
nationwide net"'·ork of 1housand1 of
computers.
Robcn T. Morris. 24, faces up 10
five yurs in prison and a Sl .S0,000
fine. He is the tint pet".IOn brouaht
to 1rial under a 1986 redcral com-
pulet fraud and abute: law that
maktl it a fdoay to break in10 a
l!dml campuwr networt and i-
-• ••dlocimd .... a( the -· TM: Jun murned its verdict
-f.J(J p.m. aft« '*<ly oi1 -"'-U.S. Dilalcl C-. Judie Howard
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tcm Nov. 2, 19 88.
The worm he desiancd im-
mobilized an estima1ed 6.000 com·
puten linked 'o Internet. includin1
ones at NASA, military facilities and ~or universities.
Morri1 woutd not commenl as he
hurried from the federal counhoust.
Bu1 his Cather. also n.1med Robert.
aaid he did not think tM verdict was unfair.
.. I have a pat deal of faith ln 1he
American 'uclicial l}'IWITI and Y<t
rm lliO cd11ppointed in the ver· diet.. be uicl.
Moma may noc have intended lli1
"worm" propul IO =I ...
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Cult member denies killing family
PAINESV ILLE. Ohio -l,lrce Lundgren. accu"":d of helping hcr
husband and oiher cu lt members kill a fam1I~ of fi vl' !as1 Apnl . pleaded
innocent Monday to IS counts of compt1c11), con\pirac) and k1dnapp1ng.
Authont1cs ha"e speculalC"d the shooting deaihs of Denni\ .,,,er,, his wife
and three daughters ma\' ha ve bet'n a rtl1gi ous sac nfil'e.
On Jan. 7, JerTre y LUndgrrn. 39: ,.\hce Lundgren. and their 19·}t·ar-old
wn. Damon. 1>o·crc arrested at a mo1rl 1n National ('11\. Cabf, about s1.~
miles from \he Mexican border. Lundgren and his son eaCh are charged with
fi ve counts ofaggra\•ated murder a nd fi"e counts of kidnapping. Jcffrc} and
Damon Lund&ren are fighti ng ex1rad1t1on from ('at1forn1a ta Ohio.
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Haiti blocks radio newscasts
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -Police raided three 1nd1:pcndent radio
stations Mondar in the nonhern pan of ('ap-Ha1tien. halting broadcast!> of
news about the military govemmen1 ·s crackdown on d1ssen1. a wi tness
reported.
The witness, an employee of Radio Citadelle. sa id armed plai nclothes
officers burst inlo the station soon after a I p.m. EST newscast about
weekend arrests. bcatinas and the e~ilc of poh11cal acti vists.
Drug lords release hostage
BOOOT A. Colombia -Drua lords released the kidnapped son of a
presidential adviser Monday, apparentl y in another bid to persuade the
aovcmment to end its S-.monlh-old war on cocaine trafficking. Alvaro Diego
Montoya had been abducted a1 aunpoint from his office On:. 20 in Boco1a.
He is the son of German Montoya, President YifJilio Blrro's acncral
secretary.
Montoya was the fifth pe~n released by the drua tnffickers since
Thursday. Another 16. were bcina he\d, apparently for ute in blrpinina
with the aovernment.
Moderates Join Korean government
SEOUL. Soutb Kor<a -Pmid<nt Roh T.e.-said Monday his ao~int Plt1Y ud two ~le opposi1i~ srouPI will create a new party.
1 senous tc1bKk for lbc .nation's mos1 radical ndcn..
.. We ~ to ntab&iM a new DOlitk:al order t.tecf on political s&.abilit y
and <real< a -JLOPWar porty o( modmt1< democratic ro-,• Roh 11id
after a JO.hour meruna with oppoe.ition leaden Kim You .. -tem and k.im
i_..,;i. The.....,_., booned t1tt c1tanca "'Kim v..._ .. co.Ina to
powtl' after Rob *Pl down in Ftburary 1993 at tht end of a sinete tr~
yar"'""' '
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December ceremonies.
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and sister Janet llumcsto n of :'.l ur-
netta Hot Spring'
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the H oag Cancn Fund
Longtime Costa Mesa
activist Regna Rea, 96
U>ngtime Coc;1a Mesa resident
Reana Rea died Saturda' at La
Habra Con .. alc5'.·en1 Hoc;p11al hL·r
fam ily announced She was %
Widow o f former Newport-\1k sa
Unified Schoo l District supcr-
intendant and Costa M esa C 11~
Councilman Everett .\ Rea. Rea
was born in Iowa but lived with her
husband tn Costa Mesa from 1930
to l967.
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tn Eastern Europe. died Monda} 1n
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Law School
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Tuesday, February 13,1990 • 7:00 pm
. Laguna Hills
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• u w School Requirement.-• Placement
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UNIVERSrIY-
COLLIGB or LAW
nston proposes aid for Llncaln S&L Investor
ly a. SCOTT IKKMD ....... .....,
LOS ANGELES -Sen. Alan Cranston said Monday he would introduce legislation allowing the
aovemmcnt to bail out investors
who lost $200 million o n junk bonds
purchased at Lincoln Savings &
Loan Association branches.
The California Democrat. his
popularity at a low ebb because of
his close tics to the Irvine-based
thrift., insisted the move was not
politicall y motivated as he prepares
to run for re-election.
Cranston continued to blame for-
mer chief bank r~ulator Edwin J.
Gray for investors· losses 1n the
bonds. issued by Lincoln's parent.
( 0 \S'I' BRlt:t'S
American Continental Corp.
Hc said that even though it was
technically leg.al, regulators should
never have allowed Lincoln to sell
the unsecured bonds because in-
vestors could easily be led to believ1:
they were federally insured .
"Here you have widows and cide r·
ly people losing their savings in what
they believe was the well-known bait
and switch game ... Cranston said.
Cranston spoke at the latest in a
series of news conferences intended
to deflect blame aimed at him for
the fai~ure of Lincoln. The collap'>l'
is expected to cost taxpayers more
than $2 bill ion. e\'en before an' of
the junk bond holders are paid:
Cranston. the Senate maJOnt~
whip, is one of the senators un1kr
Fluor gets S 1 7 million
contract from NASA
From Dally Piiot wire services
F luor Constructors International, a unit uf the Fluor Corp.
reponcd Monda~ 11 has been awarded a $1 7 m1ll1un n1n1rat I h' th l'
National :\(•ronau11e~ and Space ..\dministration.
The scop<.' of \\Ork incl udes construction managl•nwn1 'en 1t'l''
for a rocket engine component test fa ci lit} at thl' Stl'nn1\ \p~1rl'
Center. This test fal·i llty 1s a joint NASA-Air f orCl' AJ,~111red
Launch S)stcm project. Initial capability is planned for turho pump
testing with la ter production testing also anticipated. < 0n,1ruc11nn
is under wa) with project completion schedukd fnr I '192
The Stennis Space Center is N ..\S..\ ·s primar~ wd.l'I l'll!!•nl· ll'''
fac1ht). and 1s located an l\11ss1ss1pp1 approx1matel~ ~5 main 11111 th
of Ne" Orleans. Fluor Constructors lnternat1onal l nr. 1-. ,\ '>11h,1d1:in
of In inc-based Fluor Corp.. an antanational enganl'l'rlllg .ind
construction com pan) "1th 1n' est men ts an coal anJ k::id • • • . Nichols Institute on Monda) announced that 11 ha' rl-.ll hnl .in
areement In pnnc1plc to acquire the clinical l::ibor:ltof\ llJ)l'l,lllOll\
o Capitol Medical Laborator} Inc an Sakm. Ore
Consideration to be paid for tht· busines~ and (ll\ l'll.llll' lllll 111
comix·te will consist of $2 million in cash and futurl' pa) nwnt' "1th
a present 'alue of) I m1ll 1on. In add111on anti depi.·nJcnt upon luturl·
conditions. cash pa)ments of up Ill $1 m1ll1on ma~ tx· paid
Capitol prcsl'ntl) sene'> ph~'>1C1<.1n,. h11\p11al' anJ 1111)11, Ill
central Oregon.
Nichols lnsutute. locatl'<l 111 San Juan ( ap1,trJn11 rn>' 1111•,
esoteric d1agnosuc testing to cll t·n1-. nat1on1A ii.It' an thl' lil'l1h 111
endocrinolog). genetics. 1mmunolog~. m ll rnh111l11g). mob ul,11
biolog), oncology. serolog~. special clll'lll 1•.tr11·'· l<l\lllllog.' ;and
virology.
('Al .. E'.\DAR
"Building your business through m·t,,orking.·· i\ thl· 'uh11·l't of
the monthh breakfast meeting of Entt·rpn-.1ng \\ llnll'll I hc f1)l'1·11ni:
will be held from 7 to 9 a.m. Wl'dne~da~ ::it thl' Ir' llll' l\1Jnio11 \
training !.Css1on '"II be from 9 to 11 a m < mt fur thl· hn·..il..t.l\t ''
$20. for thl' training session. $15 and for hoth S4'i ( .111 h:-2-hl\1' • • • The t;uhstancc abuse commttlt'l' for thl· ut~ 111 ( m1.1 \k,,1 "ill
hold a free seminar Wedncsda~ for .. mall hu,ine''l'' 1111 J1 ll!!' all tll\·
workplace. The seminar \\Ill Ix' at thl' "\1·1ghhorhond < 11111nwn11'
Center. 1845 Park A,c .. from 7 10 to 9 JO .1 m
investagation by the Senate Ethics
Commlllec for intervening with
regulators on behalf of Lincoln.
ACC of Phoenix and Keating.
Keatins and his family con-
tributt'd S 1.3 million to the senators
and their causes.
Cranston said his legislation, to be
introduced this week. woufd allow
about 23.000 bondholders tO' sue the
U .. government if they are unsuc·
ccssful in sui ts against Lincoln,
parent American Continental Corp ..
and rnmpany chief Charles H. Keat·
1ng Jr.
The go' ernment 1s usuall) 1m·
mum· from such ~u11s. but Cranston
said 1lwrl' ''ere pr~n·dents allo\\ing
la\\su11~ in l-.1Sl's ofgo,ernment neg-
lagl'lll'l'.
"Documents I have received from
the Office of Thrif\ Supervision in
Washington and the General Ac·
counting Office are clearly eno ugh
evidence on which to bring a case of
negligence apinst the government.''
Cranston said.
Cranston also asked the Justice
Depanmcnt to help the bondholders
in their efforts to recover losses from
Lincoln. AC'C and Keating.
He said the department should
repay the bondholders from an)'
fu nds recovered 1n criminal pros-
ecutions. ask the courts to ex tend
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corp. co' erag1;_ to the bondholders if
needed. and help find overseas as-
sets of Keaung or other defendants.
Stock prices drop
to lowest level
since last autumn
By CHET CURRIER
AP 8u\ln«U \llllltt
NEW YORI-. "tori-. pnn''
nosedived Mond3\ to their IO\\CSI
lc-.els since last autumn. ntend1ng
the m::irket's t•arh-1990 slide amid
v.omcs about the outl ook for cor·
poratc profit) and interest r::ite'>.
f hl' Dow June~ 3' eragl· of JO
1ndu)tnals fell 77 45 to 2.600A5. for
II\ largest OOl'-da~ p<.11nl loss Slnl'l' II
tool-. a 190-point tlrop last Oct 13 .
In 14 '>l'!>smn'> s1nrc the 3\cragc
bl'gan the ne" 't'ar h} hming a
rnortl high. 11 ha' droppi.·d 209 70
point'>. or " -1 ., rx·rcl·nt.
l>t·llan1ng l'>'>Ul'' swamped ad-
'ann·~ h} about" 10 I 111 nauom\lde
trading of ;-..il'" York ~tock Ex·
lhJngl·-11-.tl'd \locks. v.11h 267 up.
1.1 '6 do\\ n and J68 um hanged.
\11ah'>h '>ail.I tr:.idcrs rema1nt'd
un\l'l tlnJ h) \\l'ak corporate l'arn-
ang' rl'purt\ fo1 thl' f11unh quarter of
lil'>l \l'ar. a' \H'll J'-thl' rl'l'e nt upturn
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might poSl' for the bu~ane<1s outlook
Lo .. l·rs among the blue chips in-
cluded Gt·neral Electric. down .:! at
62'•: Philip Morns. do"n I'·• at 38.
n1on Carbide. dov.n I '~ at 20~ •.
Amrnran Telephone & Telegraph.
do"n I'• at 401·:. and lntcrna111rnal
8us1 nl'S'i Machine ... do" n :? at %' •.
011. auto. rcta1hng. pharma·
n·u11l·al anl..I regional tekphonl' 1'-·
sun ::ill PO'>ll'd broad IO'-'-l''I
I klenr ( Urtl) It'll J 1: 111 11:11 •. tor
thl' biggest pncentagl' tkdanc
among NYSE issues. The compan}
said 11 expects to repon a sllghth
smaller earnings gain for the fiscal
}Car ending Feb 2 than had tx·en
projected.
Delta .\1r l 1nc'>. v. hich reponl'd
lo''l'I lourth·q11a11a pmtil\, 10,1
to '15 •
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Mercury hopes to continue loans
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of -D4111y ,-llof St41ff
Huntington Bcach·based Mercur}
Savings and Loan Association hopes
to establish precedent under the
rules of the federal government's
S&L bailout and reverse its declin-
ing fonunes. its chairman said Mon-
day.
Acting under the Financial lr-
stitut1ons Reform. Rcco' en ::ind
Enforcement Act of 19 9 <FIRRE..\).
the Office of Thrift upen is1on on
Friday ordered Mcrtul") to suspend
new lending and investment ac-
tivities.
The order e>.cludcd pre' 1ous com·
mitments on loans and 1n,cstmcnts
and did not affect Mcrcun. 's daih
transactions with 11s depositors or 11"s
$3 billion loan-scrv1cang ponfollo
lt restricted the S& L from accept-
ing deposits 1n excess of FDIC in·
surance limi ts a nd from payi ng an}
dividend, and it required the fi rm to
use its available cash to rcdun· 11s
liabilities.
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I ht' Ollice ot fhnft \unt.·n 1"1m
-;aitl Macur. had .. .,uh,1ant1alh 111-
sufficll'llt capital"' ant.I \\(I' ··,uh1l'l I
to grl'31er re'>tnr1111n,·· iir11kr haaloul
gu1del1nei..
But on a cas1.··h~·t<l\l' ha"' r1·gu-
l:11ors ma' alln" thnfh to mal..l' 111•\1
loans or · 1n\l'Slrlll'llb \lhl'n \Ulh
operations "'oull..I not <,1gn1fi1anth
1nrreasc the rni.. protile 1111 that
a .. 1.oc1a11on
Leonard hanc. rhJarmJn .ind
CEO of \krcur~. ha' a\l-.l'd 111 llll'l'I
regulator<, an hOJX''> nl 1\ inning ap-
pro' al 10 mah· '>111gk·lam1h llllnll'
loans up 10 $500.000 hl' '<lid \11111-
da).
Shane has no "'a' ot ll.nm11ng
"'hat their chanl'l'S arc
''Therl•'s nu precedl'nt u11dl·r thl·
ne" ac1:· he said ... , ha\l' no idea
what the procedurt' 1-; ··
hane will argue 1ha1 thl' 1h111t '\
health) cash and llqu1d1t\ p1>'>ll111n
make a strong ra\e for l'a\lng lhl'
restrictions.
"The one problem we don't ha' l'
IS cash now." he said. ··~\· havt•
OTf l"PS .\\D DOft\S
NEW YORK (API -The following llSI shows lhe Over-the·Counier s•ocks and w arranls lhai have gone UP lhe most and down lhe mosi based on Percenl of chamie for M ondav. No securities trading below S2 or 1000 shares are included.
Net and percentage chan11es are the difference between the previous Closing price •nd Mondav's lasl or bid price
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NEW YORK (AP) Jan 22 Prev. Mon<f~ da~ Advanced 30 Declined 442 2S7
ynchllnged 230 2S~ 01111 issues 828 81 New hlQM J 8
New tows 37 2S
A'tlEX l .t :..\DERS
NEW YORK (APJ -Sales, 4 P.m price and net change of 11ie 10 mosl active American siock Exchange issues. trading natlonallv al more than s 1
Hime vr,ume L..st Cl\9. ~~~~ ~~k :,t b~:; ~ +I~ !:.Iv Times srs.. 15 -I.
Hlllhavenn 541, 2 -'•
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NEW YORK IAPl -Most 1Cllvt over·lhe·
CO\Jnler stocks IUPPlfed bY NASO. ust w
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11f till' lk.tth l..nl'll ll>r \krrur.
"hllh thl'' lOntl'nd I\ t'\<,1·n11alh
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l 'nle\\ )hane can per\uadc rcgu-
la1or'i to \Ofkn thl' order. soml'
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that "l're pro<lunng no income.
NEW YORK (AP> Jan 7'1
Prev. M°'1•i t~ Advanced Declined l~ 3 6S6 Unchanged 373 477 Toi al issues 197i 1963 New highs 9 14 New lows IOS S•
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By focusing on lhe bondholders.
Cranston hopes to disarm o ne of the
most personally damaging allega·
tions against him -bondholders'
testimony that his intervention for
Keating made him partly respon-
sible for their losses.
Three recent polls show hi s popu·
larity with California voters at It s
lowest level since he came 10 the
Senate in 1969, but he has promised
to seek re-election next )'ear none-
theless.
Asked why he had waited so long
to intervene and 1f the timing m ight
be perceived as suspect. Cranston
said. "My job in the Senate is 10 ht•lp
Californians who have problems ...
h takef> ume to figurl' out how to bl'
Dow Jones Average
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all 11-. ll~tl·ll cumnwn 'l(ll "' droprx·d
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mo t helpful."
The bonds. unlike bank an·ounl'
at Lincoln. were not 1nsurcll ..1nJ
became worthless when Amer¥ :.11
Continental filed for bankrupt(").
State and federal ofli c1als sa} till'
bol)dholders, mostl}' Los Angeli''
area rctiret>s, were tariteted b> ~ 111·
coin to switch nearly S100 milluuwt
federally insured deposits in to 11,11·
uninsured junk bonds after fhki.il
e>.aminer~ first recommended rim
ing the In inc-based 1hrift 1n \1;1~
1987. I
Tht' S2 h1ll1on-plus t'u\t 1'1''
protecti ng depos110r.. w11h '""" f accounts -not thl' bondh11ldl'I >17"1
IS lil-.cl) IU Ix' thl' most t'\)X'll'k)~
thnft tal..eo,er an hasto~ 1.-·<
GM to re call
24 4,000 Fi er
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Orange Coalt DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, January 23. 1980 "A7,
-·\P\ll\//I
Tom Rileys OC humanitarian awards recipients
1y VIDA DEAN
OOllllY ,_ eor .........
"Honey, I put my hean in it."
many couples "ho are such role models as Tom and
Emma Jane."
In. those f~w ~ords1 Sister Ida Petcfy summed up
the en tire evenmg 1n which 400 paid tribute to Tom and ~m.ma Jue RU~y at an "Enchanted Evening" human-
1tar1an awards dinner dance. sponsored by AIDS Walk
Orange County.
But no ne matched the poianant story by Sliter
Petefy of the Sisters of tbe Sacred Hean Order who told
about her days as a young college student in Hungary.
subsisting on a daily cafeteria meal of pinto bean soup
which she had co me to detest.
At her home after a Ions absence. she said her
mother had prepared a dish of pinto bean soup. It was
delicious, and she asked her mo ther how she could
make it taste so good.
Supervisor Doe Rolla, who recentl) followed Rik)
as chairman of the board of supervisors. said "Rile) has
not had a vacation in 16 years. He goes to events da>
and night because he says the needs 1n Orange Count\
are so great." ·
Funher tnbutes came from Arlene Sontag, pr~s1-
dent of the South Orange Count) Y WC". and Pearl
Jemlsoa-SmUb, AIDS coordinator for UCI Ml'd1cal
Center and chairman for the HIV Comm111ee fur
Orange Count).
the good Lord ha~ gi ven us the opportunity to do the
thtngs we ha' e." !Ml1d Tom. who "as chairman of AIDS
walk last !>ummer. "I'm grateful to aJI of you. Tht'
mone) made tonight will help with research in this
dreaded d1sease."rommented Emma Ja ne.
Emcee Bill Harris wtth Showt1me national cable
tde" 1s1on. had told the audience earlier, "You may not
be touched b} AIDS now. but will be eventually."
A waJk thr<?ugh the contnbut1ons and supponive
effons of the R1leys Saturday evening was as much a
marathon as are the annual fund-raising treks by
supporters of the war on AIDS.
.More than 24 organizat~ons. were listed as having
received the ~ndit of_the Rtleys suppon , and a ll were
represented in the tnbutes which poured from the D1sneylan~ Hotel podium. filmed messages and
proclarnauons.
"Honey, I put m y hean in tt.'' was the ~ply.
"And that's how 1t 1s with the R1leys." said Sister
Petcfy. "When they get behind a project. 1t becomes
something special. They are noble. generous and have
loving heans."
It was as Congressman Chris Cox had promised as
he opened the program -"We are going to say glowing
things about these two ."
State Sen. Marian Bergeson and husband Garib,
honorary co-chairs with State St-n Jobn and Judy
Seymour, were on stage to malo..c the Cl)Stal award
presentation 10 the Rileys. "ho ha,t· resided in Ne .... pon
Beach since 1964
The ay,ards dtnner 1s expected to produet" close to
S4 I .000 "'h1ch "111 ht earmarked for research. direct
patient sernces and education. according to Ellubetb
Dorn Parku, ellccutl'e director of the A IDS Walk fund-
ra1sing group
"We ha\t~ raised $', m1l11nn during t he past four
)'Cars to help "agc a battle against AID :· announced
Pa trlcla Crane, Y.ho was on stage with fellow co-chair
of the Al DS \.\ alk group Bob Schuetz. Supervisor Harriett Wieder said. "There are not .. I'm o'e~helmed . feel honored and pkased that
Tom •nd •mma J•n• Riiey wtth Sen. Marian and Garth Bergeson. New Directions· Kay Brown with Dot and Ralph Clock. , ... o.-.........
Guests Tom and Kathy Malcolm.
HHIDGJ:
Abused neighbor needs her help Both vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
• 7 s 2
K 6 DEAR ANN l ASDF.RS ~I\
neighbor. a 24-yl'ar-ul<l "'Oman. ha~
a boyfriend ''ho ht:at!. her trn a
rt·gular basis. Thi!> ha\ hccn going on
for almost a )car In the beginning
I decided 11 "a' nut m' huc;1ncss and
to \la\ out of 11 But afkr the HeddJ
'.'.u'>sbaum ca\t'. I lOuld nn longt•r
r\.'01a1n silent
I called tht• polltr J numhi.'r 111
11mt·~. but "twn lhn \hO''t'U up
l 1nda (not hn rt·al nJnll') \\tlul<l tl'll
them cH·~th 1ng "''' OK '\11\\
\\:-Sen I t all the u11" thl'' rt·tu\t' 111
l'ome
I've spoken tu Linda Imm 11nw to
time and '>IOtl' I \\or!.. 1n the nh·J1.1
I ga' r her "n era I l 11r1n tlf a nit k'
about abu!.I\ <: rt•l.1111inc.h1p'>. hut I
doubt that <\ht· rrad thl'm One da'
I a~ked Linda 11 ht•r fam1h lo..nl''-' ~hl' sa 1d sht· ha<l tnt·J to · lo..rq1 11
lr1im them. hut ht•r nwtht·r gul'\\l'd
lx·1.:ause sht· h.1d \t'l'n tht· hla,·I.. t'\l'\
and the splll lip' I 1nda·._ mother
had been bt·a11·n h' ht•r hu\hand for man~ year" and \lmph acn·ptcd 11
\I ~ probkm 1'1 that Y.hrn th" g.u'
hi.·a1' hrr. I hcnimt· 't'r~ upsl't I .101
frn1ul'ntl~ aY.alo..t'lll'd 31 J or 4 J m
and rnnnot go bar lo.. to <>kep
rm afraid that animal m1gh1 1..111
l 1nd,1 ont' ol lht''>t' n1ghl\ :inti 1wuplt'
"Ill )a~ '"\\ hr1r \H'n' till' neigh~'''•
\\ h~ didn't sonwhod~ dn '>1inicth1ng
to hl'lp h\.'r''"
·\nn. pka't' tdl mt•" bal 10 <lo -
\ lCTl~ll ZED IS ~ROOKl 'l '\
DEAR BROOKL \'1": Look in the
phone book and find the numbers or
shelters for battered "'omen. Tbt'Se
people are experienced and can tell
you what can be done to help this
Heiress still interested
in bailing out shipyard
By The Auocl~ted Press
P RI NCETO:-..' ~ J Poli,h-
horn Barbara Plasecka Johnson.
"ho ha'i o fkr1·d to ... a"'' 1 hi.'
bankrupt Poli\h \h1p~ard that g.a,,·
b1nh to the Solidant\ tradl· union. 1'i
still interested de<,p1i,· report'> of the
deal's demise. an aide )31d
Johnson. ht•1r to the fohn,on &.
Johnson fonu ne. offncd in Ma' 111
1nvc:st up to SI OO m1ll1on in · the:
Lenin Shtp}ard 1n Cidanslo.. 1f ccna1n
conditions were met Her letter of
tntent set a deadline of Dec. JI rn
complete nego11a11on'i
John Prach. an a1dt· 10 Johnson.
d1sm1ssed the deadline set in the
letter of intent. "December 3 l ''as
JUSt not a practtcat deadline, as
complicated as the deal was."
"Mrs. Johnson 1s still VN}
interested and enthus1as11c about the
shipyard," Peach said Thursday in a
telephone interview from Princeton.
where Johnson lives. "We plan to be
over there as soon as thr ~ovcm
ment says. ·come on over."
Poland's then-Communist gov-
ernment decided in October 1988 to
llOICO'C 011 1.
,.._..7,Ju.U
ARIES {Marth 21-April 19): Fi-
naUy you nail down what had been
cluJJve, evanescent. Idealism blends
with what apparently was only a
fteetina ambition. Focus on intcnie
love relationship, lqitimatc o utlet
for creativity.
TAuatJI (April ~May 20): Ob-
tain hint ftom Aries mestlF· Vou'U reach beyond pRVioUI limitations. Lo~ refabonlbip ii bfoulbt into .,,., peiilPC:(tive. You1l uy, "At
lut I am belinlli, to know me! .. GDllNI (May I .J• ne 20); El·
diement of VictOry 1 • ·vails. Could ... -dc .._.. decflio tonnias of ~ Soodjpt 11.to on ~ic ''"~ inatltal tiatus. You U cte. din. .. cnbi.as can 1t~ me now! ..
CANCID (June ll~uly 22): Yoa
tel belp &om individual who
previoutly appeared indifferent. ln-
volwa property lfP"li... ~l.
•ppticaUOll bleak. FOC\11 on tumly.
teCurity. lbility IO pure.hue blid It
......... price.
do'>C: thi: \h1p,,1rJ J\ Jn JUStl'nt\
mt'.1,url'
~E\.\ 'lORK -f.,.,o d,·cadn o l
mo ' 1t•-malo..1ng ha't' left Richard
Dreyfuss al a rnmfonablc le"el of
fame
"I have the nght-s1ze celcbnt~:·
lhl' .l2-,car-old actor said tn Febru-
:lf") ·\ Fame maga11ne "'Not as mur h
as ~umc and a lot more than other<;
And I'm kno"n but not worshiped
"I can alY.3)'> get a good table at
a rl'staurant. bu1 ~hen I get to thl·
table the} let me cat in peace ... ~1d
Dre) fus'i. '>tar of the current film
"<\l\\a\\."
In thr I 97Ch. Dre) fuss starred in
such blockbusters as .. American
Graffiti ... "Jay,s" and "Close l:.n-
counters of the Third Kind." and
won an Academ) i\ward for "Tht•
Goodbye Girl. ..
NEW YORK -Ex-drug addict
David Crosby 1s helptng alco holic
teen-age actress Drew Barrymore
sta)' straight.
Barrymore, 14, hved with Crosby
.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Good
news received in connection with
communication, publishina. M~or
point i1 proved, you have leaitimate reason for oelcbntion. You milht be declari~ "I'll remember this Tun-
day~~ ~ini repaetented.
VIROO (AUS. ll-Scol 22): It's
time IO diamaatJt (or ultimatt
pu.rpote of rebuildilll on more tt-
aart bllle. Check ntlil. nplations.
Someone may ''*"" IO ute minor law IO dilnape ()ptrlUonL Dil'play
··~
... ~. 13-0tt. ll~'tl
win ~ dedlioa. aa
poor girl. Linda might be s trung out
on drugs. like Hedda Nussbaum was.
and unable to help herself. Inte r·
ventlon is needed and the experts
will tell you ho" to do it. Pleast'
write back and let me kno'-' what
happens. I'm sure my readers "ill
want to know that Linda is ou t or
danger. And so do I. • • • Df.\K \'\'\I .\'\Dl:-RS ltw 11•1
tt·r frnm ·· r l'd I r 111 Phtlh .. "h11
\uu~ht 111 t•Jutall· lhl' puhlll nn 1111
'>UhJt'lt 11f tY.111\ pmmrh nw In
\\fill' Ill\ lir\I ktlt'f 111 \1111
L1lo..r .:Phllh ·· I mu ... 1 p111 up '"th
1n,t·no;,t11\ c qunt111n ... ln1m '1r.1ngt·r..,
l'' a~ t101l' I g,11 11ut "'11h m' , hd
dr,·n l\\11 n l ''h11111 .tr1' ''''n flil'
\\ ur'>r thJn th1' 1ntru\1on 1111 11u1
f'lrl\Oll ~ I) till' \\,I\ rl4:opk 1gn1•rt• our
oldt'\t child a ht·Julllul. 1magin.1t1' ,.
Jnd 1ntdligt·n1 hm \1mt• tht' \\\ 1m
\\l'ft' horn. ·· 1 umm' ·· ha' hn·n
maJe tn ti:rl 1 n' 1\1 hit· T h'"l' ~·opk
"h11 <lo tJllo.. 111 him u'ualh ''"
<,onll·th1ng. 1nlrt•d1hl\ \tup1d \lll'h .1,
··".r\.'n·1 ~ou lurlo..~ to haH· t\•ln
Drew Barrymore
and his Y.1fc. Jan Dance. for thrn·
months as pan of hl'r program 111
rcco' e~ from akohol and JruF-
abuse. according to this ''l'ei... ·.-.
People magazine.
'Tm an old Holl> wood kid and I
knew her st or)'. I felt she ha<l hcrn
dealt a shon deck. )OU know. a fifth·
generation alcoholic. and I d1dn·1
want to see her go do"n the tube"··
Crosb} told People.
C rosby, 48. of the rock group
'"ll'r')"' I l'l llh' 11·11 \llU, hl' Jonn I
kd lul l-.\ In I.Ill. "l' had to 111n,ult
J lan111, 1hr1:ip1't 111 hdp 1 11111111 \
h,1ndk hl\ kd1ng' 111 rage Jur 111
tx·inj,!. \1\ t'r\hJO•IY.l'd "' hi\ \l'll'f\
l'kj\l' \no tdl \11ur r1·:1Jn, th,11
''htn tht·~ wt· mult 1pln \\Ill .1
h1 11thl'r 11r \l\t,·r 111 pk .1..,1• a,""'"' I
l'dgc tlw \lngk tun 11111 -\ \' I \
!{I )\ \
DEAR •. R.: The "ame ad\ ire ap·
plie~ \\hen tht• bab~ is adorable and
a not-so·darling brother or sister "
present. Plt>a <\e Find 'lOml'thinJit
about the other child to praise. too
It <·an mean '\O much to a "ilted ego
I recommend om·e a1ita1n Adelt'
F aber and Elaine ~lazlish"" book.
"Siblings Without Ri \3lr~ .. The~e
authors recentl) published a c ha rm·
ing pictorial book titled "Be11Hcn
Brothers & • is ters ... ••• GE~1 OF THE DAY. O,·e rbt'ard at
a pufume counter 10 a large depart·
ment store: "If tbi stuff rt>alh
worked, would I be standing beri.-
eight hours a da) 7"
Richard Dreyfuss
< ro<.b~ .. tills. '\a<;h •"'-'s oung. ha" J
"l'll-<locumcnte<l h1'iton of cocaint'
addirt1on. h1mng hotto m in I 4!P
'"th an I I -month prison term o n
drug and Y.t:apon~ n111\ 1,·11ons. Hut
no'' he'<; -;1ra1ght.
Barr~ more. the Jo, ahlc mopix-1 ot
1h1· mo' 1c "E T :· announced la\t
'car that c;hc had \trugglcd "1th
drugs and akohol since: she "a' 4
\\hen she left a chn1c tn Octobc..·r
tht• Crosb' s toolo.. her tn.
Wt:ST
Q 10 s + AJ9 7 4
EAST
• K 9 4
A 8 7 S 2
7 3
• Q 8 6 3
9 4 3
• Q s 3
8 6 4 2 + K 10
OlJTH
• A J lO
Q J 10
AK J 9
• 8 6 2
The bidding :
outh Wrst
I ~T Pass
Pass Pass
~Orth
3 NT
East
P ass
Opening lead. Five of -
If you empathize with these writ-
en. you have an innate distaste for
mathemat ics. While there are some
bridge hands that require detailed
calcula tion to fi nd the best Linc. by
and large you can get by with log:1c.
For example, ho w would you plan
to make three no trump on this
hand?
It requires or.:y elementary arith-
metic to arrive at the right contract.
North adds his 10 points to South's
announced minimum of 16, and the
total is enough to bid game, with the
five-card club suit as a kicker.
After the opening lead of the five
of hearts. you can count eiibt sure
tricks. Declarer decided his com·
bined eight-ca.rd club suit offered
L.". BO\'D
the best shot. so he won the heart in
hand and finessed the rune of clubs.
W hen that lost to the ten and a heart
came ba ck, West ducked and the
contract had no play a.s the cards
lay. As soon as declarer surrendered
a trick, the defenders would be able
to take three hcart tricks to set the
hand.
Even 1 f West held the ten of
clubs, the contract would n ot be
guaranteed. That defender would
have to hold at least one o f the hiah
clubs as well for the contract to
succ~.
Now look at the spade suit. Sup-
pose declarer were to win the flrlt
track in dummy and immediatdy fi.
nesse in spades. West would take the
trick and return a low heart. Declar-
er would win, cross to the table with
a diamond and repeat the spade fi.
ncssc. Since East bolds the other
honor, the contract is home.
Let's exami.ie the cases rational-
ly. For the club suit to yield a second
trick quickly, declarer must find two
cards right. For spades to work, one
card favorably placed is all that's
needed. Enouvh uiti
Bamboo an explosive plant
Q. The "Md ··h,1111ho.){,·· l' \lalJ'
for ··nplo.,111n ·· "o ""h' " !hi' hJm
boo plant lJllrd thJt •
.\ :\"a11't'!. u't'd to 1kan liill.l~t·
out lht· gnn t'\ "1th lirl' hi.·tMl'
han t·~1111g lhl' 'll.'111' ) 111 l>.nP"
th11\l' htilhrn , h.1m"·r.-. 111 h.11n~'11'
I-frat nplikkd lht•m
The .\ml'n,an .\"'"' 1.t111•n 111 Kt·
t1rc:d Pl'r.on'> h." ''' t1" n nr 11\\k
&fore tht• tori.. "1nr mal..1nl!
prem muth l'x'lo nged 111 1111· churrh
Rut ,or!.. ll't mal..1·r, Jgl· \\lllt' 1n
'mall qu:int111c'i. and "h1r 1t £:' cn-
bod~ l'Ould get into \\tnf'. and d id
Thin!.. of that' Tht• rnrlo..' It co <.t 1hc
church It<\ c\clU"l'c.' frant·h1sc Or \o
sa~s a h1\ttman.
Confident lad'. Man Rohi.·m
Rinehart . .;;he ....:rote her m'"tC'f\
no, els Y.1lh a fountain pen· Th~·
same fountain ~n for more than ~'
~cars.
sunl"ssful 30-,ear-old executl\e
should i:arn S6~.000 a 'ear At 40.
SI r~.ooo .\t ~5. SI 19:000. Please
note. that'c; "realh successful .. Ho"
docs 11 feel to he. a failure..,
Q :-.amc an animal "1th neither
J brain nm a hcan
\ Jell~ li\h
It ~ou got 24 gallons of oil out of
a l 'it10-pound tuna -that'" possible
-"hat "m1ld \Ou do with 11.., Did
I tl'll 'ou .i tuna heats 1ts htood b'
l'O n,tantl\ t1ning llS musclcs7 .
".lmmt all redheads 1nhent their
hair rnlor lrom their fathers. Or so
sa~ the genetics npens.
Q One son of m1hta~ equipment
or "capon or whatever }OU want to
call 1t ~as more 1mponant than an)
other for o.noo 'car... NamC' 1t .
.\. The hnN' · news. commun1cat1on. change. Wish 1s tult11lcd in "nat man~ con-
travel. variet). O bviously tb1s 1s sider sensational manner. You'll
aoing to be a busy Tucsda} for ~ou 0' ercomc bamers reprc~nted h' W1stena 111 a cousin to the stn ng
Member of opposite sex e:\presSC's distance. language. Tonight ~·ou Those JOb recruiters called head-bean. plea'\(' note
true feelinir.s. could be d1n1ng on foreign cu1s1nc. hunters ha'e a trade group. too. lt'c;
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Re-Anes pla)'S role. 1 . the Associatton of Executive Search French for "sour w1nc .. 1s "vin
view Libra message. Focus on har-PISCES (Feb. l Q-March ~0). R~-Consultants. Thev claim a ~II~ llgrc." Whence: .. , mcgar." File that.
mony at home, music. gi fts rt'P-\ f~sc to be third choice. M~~s d on t .-------------------
rcsentina appreciation for f'C('ent ef-d1lut~ effon s. talents. lndlVld~al 1n
fons. Monty comes your wa\ '" pos1t1on of authonty wtll dccide in
form of past due pay ments. your favor. tand tall. state .case m
royalties. Accent nutntion and diet conv1ncmg manner. Leo is rtp-
rcsented.
SAOm AIUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 )· IF JAN. U lS YOUR BIRTHDAY:
Lunar position continues to high-You have "writer's signaturt."
ljsh~ indivkhaalit}', pioneerina spirit. Means you have ability .to com·
Do 1t your way! Tenns att defined. m unicate, to tran fer feehnp into
you11 ltnow what to txptCt and how words. You arc dynamic. tn·
to cope wilh any emc~ncy. PiSCM quis1t1ve. attractive to membcn or
involved.. opposite 5Cl. Lonastanding nsian-CAPlllCOaN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): :nent. project will be completed in
Re<ient CIOGtadl. 10me made less February. Gemini. Virao. Sqjttariut
&ban one moatb ..,, providt inttn· penons play imponant roles in your
titoe. proftL You11 uy, '"This tim•. life. Suc:oest comes throua)\ un-rm rCally IDilJI to cUh iD!" ~,t• Or1hodOll methods, procedures.
Hlbt on r:p.lDlibitity. deedhnc, You'll make frnh stan in new direc-
kM relllicmllJp. tion dwina M~. Oc1ober wiu al.to MIUAUJI U•. 20-Fcb. 18); be memonblc for you this year .
WEDDING OOWNS ....
witll..W.ed
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A tho~htful look
at anguish of AIDS
11y IONNIE J . fEVERGEON
OMly l'lloc Conffl'O"denl
With a central focus on almost unbearable anguish, South
Orange County Community Theatre is staging William M. Hoff-
man's "As Is'' -a thought-provoking. one-act piece taking an up-
close and personal look at the tragedy of AIDS.
Thoughtfulness runs deep in this literary river of compassion for
an ever growing number of individuals stricken b) a clearl)
dispassionate. dead I) scourge. Hoffman's characters arc immersed 1n
a smothering grief and despair that slowly drams all life and purpose
from their beings.
Offenng a respite from a painful burden of hopelessness is the
interjection of humorous anecdotes and sttuauons careful!} used to
enhance the piece
Though sensll1\ e and poignant. the 'A Ork labors under a
seeming!) one-d1mens1onal representation of the ··ga} ·· It fes t} le
Individuals lack 1dent1t). other than that "hich labels their se·wal
preference and obsession. One must wonder if there 1s more to hfc
than round robin sn. ··adult" language and casual commttment for
those "ho seek relationships with others of the same gender.
Saul -a personal it} rich in forgi\l~ness and endless lo) alt}.
even in the face of constant rejection -1s forcefu l!) rendered b}
Mike Moon. Tl·na1."1ous in his caring. Moon's character becomes the
embodiment of all that is humane in a societ' that would rather turn
its back and 'Aalk awa}. fn CO ntraSt tO hlS almost S811ltl} qualttiC~.
and a bnt>f reference to his interest 1n photograph). the man·
passion re,ohes around his almost insattabk se,ual appetite. with
allusions w his smorgasbord of one-nighters and an affin1l> for
··talking din;."
Roommate. '-'Titer and terminal AIDS patient Rich '" well
ponra)ed b) Dan Milhngto.n. whose efTecttve commun1ca11on of fear
and torment matcnalizcs into a hea'} weight the audH~nCl' must
car11 home and probabl> never forget. \1oon and ~ttllington offer
sterling performances nch 10 emotional uphea,al. 1ntnn\1l· in Jn~
trut' struggk for hfe and all that 1s prl'r1ou!I 10 11.
B.J. Sco11 offers bet"een-scene narration 1n an dfon to &l'nl·rate
a bit of informt'd laughter from the point of' IC\\ of a hoc;p1Cl' "or!.. a
'-'hOSl' labor 1s '-'Ith hfe before death
trong suppon ts offered b} .\rJ1!. Fa11h. Ban ~tor:. John Da' id
Da' 1d :--Jap1er and Jon Ta)lor ( ancr as the~ relate rl'c;p<mSt''-ot thl·
medical communit). fam1I). fncnds and an -\ID~ support grnur to
aul and Rich 1n their lonel~ battk
For man} ".\s Is .. '-'1 11 be an important thl·atn c\~·fll'llll' not
to m1c;s Performances 'Atll run through Feb llJ Th ur,d,l\ through
S,11urda) at 8 p.m. "1th a ma11nec Feb. 4 at 2 pm Prncel'd'> "111
go to benefit AluS projects of Laguna Outrl'alh
The Foru m Theatre 1s lol."att•d at 6511 Laguna < .1nHrn Ro.id .tt
thr Fe~11,al of the .\ns 10 Laguna lkach For 11ckl'l'> nr intnrmat111n.
pk-a-.l' call 2~8-0808.
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The anonymous star of 'Wonder Years '"':"
Adult narrator
Daniel Stern
stays low-profile
lly JERRY BUCK
A-N "'•" \lltlt•• LOS ANGELES -You know the
voice of the grown-up Kevin Arnold
on ABC's "The Wonder Years," but
you probabl> don't know the man
behind the voice is actor-director
Daniel Stern.
Stern gets no regular screen credit
for the narration. and when he audi-
tioned he v.as known onl)' as "No.
6." Hts name does appear when he
directs an episode of the hit comedy
that focuses on Kevin as a 13-year-
old in the 1960s. He's directtd seven
so far. ''I'd never done vo1ceover before
so I've had to learn as I went along,"
said Stern. "I like m' part. There's
a lot of emottons and conflict to be
acted out. I th ink it's good that the
narrator is an adult. It wouldn't be
as effective if the narrator was
Kevin's age. It's a good device that
helps pull the stories together."
Stt>rn provides the ironic foot-
notes for "The Wonder Years."
which won an Emmy as best corn-
ed} senes 1n 1988 after its premiere
that January. Fred Savage stars as
13-)ear-old Kevin.
The show wouldn't be nearl) as
funn}. nor as poignant. "1thout tht'
an~rb1c comments from Stern
He's ne,er appeared in the sho\\.
··1 almost did once:· he said. "but
I don't "ant to do that. I don't ''ant
to goof around with it. The sho"
means something to a lot of people.
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Stern has played sleazy characters
in o ther movie roles. In
"uviathan," he was a diver and
crew member whose morals were
also at the bottom of the ocean.
Despite the numerous undcrwat~r
sequences, he said he never got his
feet wet. Instead of water. they made
their way through smoke. tinted by
colored lights to look. hke water.
Special air vents on their boots blew
sa nd on the floor so that it appeared
to be washed about.
Stern mostly acts in feature nto-
tion pictures. such as "Diner."
"Hannah and Her Sisters," "Blue
Thunder." "The Milagro Beanfkld
War" and ··one-Trick Pony." His
only telens1on senes was "Ho01c-
town" on CBS five years ago.
He'd hoped to reprise his charac-
ter of Shrev1e from "Diner" for
Barry Levi nson's latest movie.
"Avalon." but the one-dar role bad
to be filmed on Thanksgiving Day
on location 1n Balttmore. Stern had
10 relatives coming for Thanksgiv-
ing dinner and had to turn it down.
Danlel Stern, dlown durln9 • recent Interview In Los
An9ele1, I• the vole• of the 9rown-up Kevin Arnold on
ABC's ·~• Wonder Y••rs.·· He gets no screen credit for
his n•rr•tlon, but he h•• •110 directed Hv•n episodes of
the show.
"When I was hired to narratl." I
said I'd ltke to direct." he said. "I
went to the set and met everyone. I
observed Steve Miner direct the
pilot. He sort of invented the strlc
and directed a lot of the shows the
first season. You don't "ant it to be too in or too
JOke)." Has brother. Da' 1d Stern. was tht'
original sto11· consultant for "Tht>
Wonder Years." but has s1nct' ktl
"1 feel comfortable d1rect1ng. f',c
been in about 30 mo' 1cs and the \4lc;t
15 f', e kept m~ eyes open to the
process. as opposed to JUSt s11t1ng tn
m' trailer \\hen I "asn·t needea I
took a role in ·M, Blue Heaven· JUSt
to "atch Herbert Ross v.ork. I did
that "1th S1dne\ Lumet and ·Daniel'
and \\ ood' .\lien and ·Hannah and
Her 1siers' and ·stardu<>t
Memories.···
Only once has his name been
l1Stcd as naq·ator. That came when
he directed his first episode. called
"Polll'f\ \\ 111 Get You Nowhere." ft
"as abOut a ~car ago. 1n the second
season.
·· .\t the 11mt' I was aud111on1ng for
the sho" I got m} brother a JOb as
a produc11on assistant on ·Born in
East L. .\.: ·· he c;a1d. ··1 pla}ed a
great sleaz} character I shO'-'Cd
Da\'ld a cop~ of the pilot ~cnpt and
he "rotl' a script on specula11on
The) hired him as a staff wntcr ··
··1 did tt for m} mother." he said.
"I thin!.. II \\Orks out better not to
ha'e m ~ name listed."
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GENE DEVALLE• Piano & Vocals
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Thursday & Sunday Jatt Troupe Dally from 11 :30
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MARK CIANFRANI GROUP • Guitar & Vocals
Wednesday 4c Sunday E~
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Sound policies
on oil spills
It's goi~g ~n 10 m onths since the Exxon Valdez poured
aearly 11 m1lho n gallons of oil into Prince William Sound. ~he fury .• m oney and renewed promises filling the air in the
intervening mo~ths hav~ not always contributed to a sohd pl~n for p~evenung a spill fro m happening again o r dealing
with one 1f one. God forbid. sho uld happen.
But now t~e Alaska O tl Spill Commissio n . created b}
the Alaska Legislature shortly after the spill. has come forth
with a long and commendable list o f recommendations. It's
the first report to tac kle a total program aimed at prevent-
ing, and dealins \~ith, a repeat of the Exxon Valdez.
The .comm1ss1o n pulls together o ld suggestions. while
pus hing innovat 1 vc strategics of its own. It focuses o n the
details o f how the state can prepare for spills. w hile tanding
b~ck and looking at the big picture of prevenung similar
disasters. It calls on .\laskan across the state 10 be 1n.,,olwd
in planning. wh1k 1n\1sting that the state's leaders establish
new standards o f preparl·dn"·ss.
. In ~ \.\Ord. thl' panl'I oilers a superb starting point for
getting into a ~enou'i d1,cu.,s1on of changes.
_The comm1s\lon. ttlrrl'(tl >. tinds o ne of the tundamcn·
tal . !actors rnntnbuung to thc Ex\on Valdo o;p11l in thl·
attitudes cuntroll111g oil mo,·l·mcnt in .\laska. The oil
industr} Judges tts ~uccc'>o;es tn the monl'\ 11 can sa'e \\h1k
sttll m oving larger and largl·r quant1t1es o f 011 fastl'r and
faster. Cre" SIZl', q~ssel salc t}.and adherl•ncc to regulat1ono;
suffer in sut·h a S\stcm
The lcg1slaturc "ould do "ell. as the rnmm1s,1on
points o ut. tu cons ide r the lkgrce to "h1ch the a1rltnc
industry o utpa(eS the uil tran<,port 1ndustn tn its commit·
ment to safct}. Costs in the a1rltnc 1ndustn take second
place to safet). \\hile the otl transport tndustr\ 1s esscn11allv
the o pposite. Stnct. in\ 1olahlc regulations control the
m onitoring o f air traflic. wo rk mg cond111ons and gu' crn-
mcnt's rok tn the a1rl1nl' 1ndu<,try. The mannl' tran,pon
~stem ha~ link that 1s cq u1' aknt.
U nder!) ing man) o f the comm1ss1on's 59 rccomml·n-
aa11o ns for changl' l'i the contcn11on that prt.'\ cntton of oil
spills should oc the fundaml·ntal goal. Thl' importance of
this pnnnpk bcrame oh' 1ou<, on the morning of March 2~
v. hl'n 011 crept al ros\ Pnnu· \\ 11l1am ~ound. ·\ dct'JX'r
1..umm11ment to prl'' l'nttng '>pill' \\Ou Id ha' l' dl'tCrrl·d thl'
J1!.astcr. .\nd otl 1n Lhl' \\ater. lipreading rap1dl~ and
uncontrollabl). dearl~ (krnon\trated thl' prl'li:rl'nl·c lor
prcq~nting utl ~pill ' oH'r l'ka111ng thl·m up.
Thl' n·pon fl'l'Onlml'nth that change" and nl''' r"·gu-
la11um Ix· 111111atl'J on hoth thl' \tall' and fl'dl.'r:tl In 1.'1-.. Ao th
"an malo..l' important contnhut1ons Hut thl' stall' ~huuld not
\.\all on tlw < ongrr'' or fl•dcral agcnncs to .1t·1
l ndl'l'd. tlw stall' L.in·t \\Jlt. 011 conttnUl'" m<n 1ng
through \la'>l..J "atl'f'> on a Jatl) basis .\' long as
IJ\.\ makl·r, dall) in rcquinng adequate pro1cc11on\. thl'
state\ 'hllrrh1ll''>. \\,lll'r .111d "ildhfe remain at n"i...
-Anchorage Daily .\'eM-s
1 ODA l ' I~ HISTORY
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ll'11 1n th~ H'JI ·
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lirca f unda' .iftcr th e tir'l \1 nnd:I\ 111 '.;n,·L·mtx·r
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llar bor
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~O\ IC't ~p~ <.<1ll'll1t1· h:td rlungl•d lo lil'f\ dl'\lrU\'llllll 1n lhl' 311111),phl'fl' t\\l'r
the Indian OLc.111
I en }Car!I agn Prl·<.1drn1 C ant·r dl'lt\l'rl'J ht' "tall' ol thc l 'n1on add re~ ...
to l'ongrC'')!I and said ht• "a" planning to rr'''c draft rrg1<,tra11on
Fl'<' ~cars Jgo lxhate in Rnta1n"' Hou..._· uf l ords \\a<, earned on h'l'
1clcv1S1o n fur the lir'1 11mc. as pan of a Sl\·month l'\pN1men1
One )Car a~11 Surrl·ah't Jrll<.t ah adm Dali died in his natl\ c Spain
a i age 84.
Today's B1rthda~" H1ct1onan Jo"l'ph Nathan K.inl' l'i 91 \l·n Frank R.
uutenbcrg. D-1' J.. I\ M -\l'lrl'S'\ kannc Moreau I\ 62 \l'tf('S\ Ch1ta Rl\ern
is 57 ~ctor Citl Gerard '" 41 \elm Rutgl·r Hauer I'> -i o Pnncc<.\ Caroline
of Monaco 1<; ~' -By Tbf' ..tssoclatf'd Prf'ss
_ir"-'N~1-' ( l_,,, ...... r_Da_ily Pilat
\lr ro•rr tht' rout.
TOM TAIT
Editor
DON FE~Lf.Y
Auoci•tf' Editor
TOM CLANIN
Nf'w1 Editor
STEVE MARBLE
City Editor
ROGER BLOOM
fe•ture1 Editor
ROGER CARL.SO~
Sportt Editor
TOM BUDD
Circulation Director
TERI P UPO
11lation Marketing MHagf'r
BOB FRANK
Home Delivery Man.,er
CHALON GOOD
C..tomer Serrlee Manater
Pll4MOOSHAH
C-.,...r
RHONDA •EEO
Data Pr~eMiq MaDager
DONNA JACOBSON
Cn.tltMuapT
JA:\~ RF.ICHF:'.'IBERG
Rf'tail Salf'8 Man•tter
CH ERl fREEMA~
f.laHifif'd Managf'r
Jl'DY OETTl:'lG
Lrgal .\dvf'rtising Manager
TOM TITt.:
~t'i•I Stttion1 Editor
MARY CARTER
Ad ServiC'H Manag .. r
ALISSA TADLOCK
~-Pttt. Managt'r
HENRY KNIGHT
Pr-e.. Room Manapr
LISA TANNEY
Pre-PreM S..perYi.or
PATRICK TOOL
Pre-Presa S..pervbor
BIU.. CRA flf'ORD
Sy1tem.1 M .... er
GF.OllG£ ARAUZ
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Quake-crazed creatures
lend credence to Oscar
Ron Schnitgcr\ lhh tak Jvesn't
sound so lish} after all
, Schn11gcr. a~ ~nu ma ~ fl'L .111 rs the
( orona del \la r I I 1gh . l h011l h1olog)
1eachcr \\ hni,e \nu th ·\llll'lllan rnl
oscar fish pla)' dead tx·torl' l'ar th-
qual..l'S.
When news ~pread ot tht· fi.,h ·,
freal..l\h fea t. \l hn11ger t'll:gan rl'll'I\.
1ng call5 from J>t'Oplr "ho \\t1uldn'1
mind lille11ng O<olar. "hu "a" thl·n
sent 1n10 h1d1ng ln'm rrn hlll\h
fnl'ndl\ \\3ler<, rn thr '' hrn il'' bmlog~ l.1h
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thl' tin)\ llll'mh\•r ut thl· .1 n1111al
k10gdoni Ill dl\rla) '1r.rng.1• prl'·
t.jual..l' qu1rt..1nn' .\ 1e,,·n1
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Matt Coker is a DaiJ.t Pilot <'OP.~
editor.
GOP courts failure putting
abortion on back burner
--'
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WASHING TON -\\ hrn R,·.
publican National Charrnun L 1'l'
.\tv.atcr and his \lr~llcg~ 1e.1m ''"'"
at the ab1.1ninn "'ut'. tht'' 'l'l' .1
loser i;;u lhl·~ .Ill' urging CiClP ,,1n·
d1da1 cs 10 deal \\Ith 11 earl\ rn thl'
campaign )Car and tr. h' put 1hc
subJCCt to re!lt
The) figure that in 1440 \tall' lH
congressional l'ampa1gn\ in "htlh
abon1on become~ 1he dominant
issue tn the final "eeks tx-forc thl'
Nov. 6 clct11ons. Republican ,·an ·
didates who campaign aga1 ni;1
abonion nght'I prohabl~ "ill he de-
feated.
That's an 1ron1t Ju<lgmen1 rn .1
party pledged b) platform 10 op~l\l'
abortion. and led b~ a prC'sident "'ho
enforced his own oppos111on "1th
lhrtt vetoes latC' last )Car. fX.'\prll'
tho~ pos111ons. Pres1dcn1 Bush and
Atwater both maintain there 1s pkn-
ty of Republican room for abonmn
ri&hts advocates.
The numbers would indKatC' there
is more milcaac 1n AtwatC'r's prag·
matic approach to thC' abon1on
issue.
The abortion n&hts argument
clearly worked to Dcmocrattc ad-
vantqc in the handful of 1989 elec-
tions, notabty in the election of
V~nia Gov. L. Do~as Wilder
This year1 with the Houte, 3<& Scnat<'
teats ano 36 fOvernorships to ~
filled, the GOP problem could
wortcn.
Polhien Peter Han~ a Democrat.
and Roben Teeter. a Bush Re-
public:andr tee the issue as one that
could an imponant openina to
the Dllmocrata in 1990.
la a poll dle'Y coaducted for NBC
News and the Wall 5Cttet Journal,
fOWI aid tbey wou.ld ~ abonion rilbta candidl1e1 a inmlln of ...t)' two IO OOL l wwy, ~ ht No.......,,
\hO"l'll th.ll Ill ti COlllC~I hcl\\Cl'n ;t
l'and1d.tl l' fa,lrnng "omen\ right HI
an Jbortwn and a l'and1dall' "ho
\\:tn1ed 10 han most ahon1nn\. 41i
pcn'L'lll "ould he more ltkeh w \nlC
for thl' pro-<"h01cc lanJ 1datC' T"l'n-
t)-fi"~ percent utd the\ \l.OUld mon·
hkcl) 'otc for the an11-ahon1on \'.an-
J11..la1e The rc\t said the' "ould ha'\C'
the \'.h01cc on other issue". or wcr<'n't
sure.
PC'oplc \\hO 1dent1fiC'd thcml\tl\(.'\
as Republu:ans leaned that ''a~. 'Q
pcrc<'nt 10 .H percent.
<\skcd "h1ch pan) could h<'llC'1
deal \l.tth the abortion t'i'iUC'. votC'r'\
said Dt'mot·rats. 29 pcrccni to 21
percent
Bush u~ ve t<X'S to block two
appropriations bills that wo uld hav<'
prov1dt'd government funds to pa)
for 3bort1ons for poor womC'n Prct·
nant hc<'ausc: of rape or incc:st. the
poll indicated that vott'rs disagrtc.
It sho"'ed 75 percent favort'd put>-
hc fund1na of such abortions. 20
percent oppo~.
Atwater says he i'I 1tdvi•11na can·
dadates to be clear, ronc1sc and
quick in spcllina out their abortion
views. Havu'I done to. he M)'I. they
should stand firm on that position
and movt' on to other is ucs. ''So I td1 candidates • ta~e your
PQlillon out loudly and dearly.
L>on t bJ, I.. oil \ nd t Ill' '"'n ind
p1ccc of ad' !Cl' I'm g1' rnp tht•m 1,
'Y0u define \Our pm1111in l>c1n'1 kt
'our opponent define \t\UI IX"•ltnn
tor \OU ...
<\twater and other ran' kadrr;
maintain that the 'oten .... ·111 arCl'Pt
d11Terenccs and 'ote 101 a l and1datc
an\hO"'. on ,1ther IS'iUC\ hut that the~ don't hke l)<l ht1c1am \I, ho" atTic
or sh1f\ s1dcs.
Perhaps.
But thert''s a lot of shutlltn$ 3'nd
sh1f\ing going on among pol111c1ans
in ~th parties as thC' campaian )Car
begins.
And the issue 1s not hkcly to be
pushed off. or even down the .,cnda
by candidate efforts to act 1t out of
the way carty. It ts too emotional.
and it bas been rcchal'JICd by th~
1989 Su~mc Coun dea11on em-
powerina sutcs to impo1e ~me re-
strictions on abortion. In most
states. IC1islatum are mttbnt for
tM fint time since that rubna.
All of that points to an CKal1t1n1
debllc in the 1990 cam~. That is
not promisina for a OOP effort to
ldde the illUt early and put" aside. .,.,... ........... ,. .....
_, 11t ' r ,., nit ••••~ ,.._, .., '•'F"IM • • "C .., ... ,, '''*' ,., ..... ,. ,..,..
Tueedey, January 23. 1990
l .t :·r1·1.H'
Editorial
drove
reader
to write
I 11 the Fd1111r
T hr Dally Piiot's Jan I I ed11onal
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1rat1iL \\ \lrm .. "·•' nut of line It
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< 1n, l.,,. 111 l.tnH·r.1\ for IJ\\ t'n
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t'r' 1111 ll1i.:h''•" \,th'l' il>ll\1 111
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,allh".1 "·'~' ""uld 'upprn I I I\\: Ill'\\' :I .11 1l'\\l'I 111.·1 pit• 11\l' lhl
d1.111111nJ IJlll lh.111 < .iltran., rl'f11"l'
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li.Jnl' "1n11t1\l'r" .i nd the l;)IG!' and
DH\ tl·,hn1,,d .1nJ Llllllmon sen'>l'
arrrn.tl h lo lhr numh\·r 01\C' pruti-
km n·portl·J h' < >r.inge < ounl'
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IJ' 1' pkJ'>t'
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,arr\ ~ ix·ru·nt m11rl' ~ar' hut ha'
ne' a h\•t•n \tuJrl·J as ml\ed llu"
nurrnJI l.inl.' "1111.h drew DH" 1n111
the murl..' \IJtl'lll\ of< ::iltrJn'
• Thl· .Il l tdrni... Ml' 41) pt'fll'OI
h1ght•r .in thr '"' "'llh tht• d1amunJ
lal1l'
• Pregnant lo\11m1·n or pa,\l'ngn'
r.01 ilh1.·r\\l\C: 11,l·n "·J 111 J n,e art•
n111 hl'lpin1,1. 1h,· 'chi, k reJuc11on for
high I\\ uranl ~ \ rh1dl' I HO\ I
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ix·rl·cnl 111 \k,1\urt• \I mt>nn "a<;
for mJ~' tr.in ... 11 Jnd n1\I intended to
addn·'~ thl'tr 1raf1iL ,·om·ems \lam
ta,pa\l''' ar1.· J"Jrl· thl') arr alsn
p.i,1ng -I rx·r,l·nt ,)f the Orange
t ,,uni' TrJn,11 [)"1n,·t's budget a'
nder~· ll'1'' onh lll\t'f •u pt'r<l'nt <'I
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rntapn\e plu\ our \l.Ondnful
"l'.llher hJ., hmu[thl Jbout l)Ur tral·
lil rr11hkm' l \\ 1'1111.. (() go,emment
for a .,,11u11.in tn the problem 1<;
alm,1)1 hunwrou' I maintain thC'
Daily Pilot's 1.·nn1cn1 ion that the car-
pool lanl'\ ·1 ntcn1" 1s 10 incrca~
frcl'\l.J\ l'niut·nr~ in incorrect
I lw hard lal 1~ as unro' ercd h'
"Ii '\. .111d I) II\ 'ho\!, s the govem-
'1ll'11 l "Jn'' 111 foru hi' mo' e u~ 111
m.1" 1rJ n,ron.rnnn regardless ofthl'
, "'' , 1r 1 m fl.Ill nn 11u r I I\ l'" .\ft er all
hl· 1.1\t tlllh' tht• gm cmml'llt did
'1H1H·th1n[l l'llil ll'll\ "a" 10 rl'quirc
,11m p.ime\ In raHnll dcdull tJ\C'i
.i nd ,,•nd thl' mnnC\ to \acramcnto
.ind \\ .1,h1ng111n
TOM <:iTEEL E
Fountain \'allc\
Chilling study
is proposed
To the Editor
~O\I. that parts of thc country
ha'<' had th<'ir rnldC'st winter in this centu~. I think wc should dump the
en' 1ronmental stud1e:. on the green-
house effect (warming trend) and act
on to btggc-r and better thmp, like
thC' <,t ud1es of th<" 1cc:house effect
(cooling trend)
Thts would be al government ex-
pense. of course If we could only
pro'C' that somcthina ~arc usma is
causing thc ozone layer to l!Ct
1h1ck<'r. we could really sock it to
somd>od} I have a clue that may be
helpful. This 1cchousc effect seems
to occur 1n tht' winter around
Chnstmastime.
Could it be from fumes cmitled by
all that perfume and colope the
movi( stan sell at Christmastime?
This would lead to panic in the
movie colony. u the~aJwa.ys at
the head of the . oe a-
vironmcntal issues. ou oo.ld
almost call 1t a conflict of ta--.
MlLT MEEHAN
Newpcw1-*
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TBS
PAMD,Y cmcua
by 811 Keane COUNT&• CULTURS by Maratta & Maratta
"Grandma, if you just pretend you're
nappin', then you don't hafta
go to sleep .~
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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~ \f)e<\ QVo c~do fro~.?
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
ELD
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Mf4'(8E IF I WALK MOOND
TME ROOM A 81T ... I'll eer
SME NOTICES ME NOW ...
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ESPECIALlV AFTER I 6ET
MV SLEEVE CAU61-4T IN
Tl-IE PENCIL SMARPENER ..
by Jim Davis
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by Lynn Johnston
"I hope he's standing on a chair ...
NANCY
ARLO AND JANIS
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
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·'NOW ALL WE HAFTA Fl6URE OUT IS HOW MUCH
IS BOWL AN' WA"TER I AN' HOW MUCH IS FISH II
by Jerry Scott
by Jimmy Johnson
by Kevin Fagan
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
AND 1HEN 1HE &LJl..)
BARRICADED HlfYl~f~F IN
HI$ HOOSE AND APPARENfk.4 I
WEt-rf BE.ROE RI(. ! 1
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AllCU 15
THAT >al
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MPPY
THIS MORN· l
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by Garry Trudeau
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by Jett MacNelly
IUAT'& 'TUE Fll~t8T TIME
l 'VE. c~~ i1E:A£I/oF
Gf.T11NG c.AvL-E:l? FOFZ
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by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batiuk
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C A R F 0 T
I I I' I r
HELOV I I' I' I I
I? S A L 0 S
I I I' r
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1990
Stirring
the pot,
a little
An) day now. something will surc-
1)' happen 1n Nev. Orkans.
Somebocl\ .,.,If I "moon·· a
riverboat on thl' M1ss1s1pp1. Or a
specialist from an obscure Aust nan
institute will predict that if Dell\ er
Bronco running back Bobby
H umphr<.') pla}S with bruised nbs 1n
Super Bowl XXIV . he will nnrr
again tx· able to hrl'athc "11hou1
whistling.
Or maybe tcchn1c1an., and cam-
t:raml·n from ESPN and CBS will gt:t
into a film -1hro"' 1ng. cable-tangling
n ot in the.:-m1ddk of Bourbon Strt•et
Rest assured. something'' 111 hap-
pen." hether 11 ha!> an} th1 ng to do
"11h football or not. Wh> 'l Because
"1th Herd Journalism at 11s· apt''--
literall y thousands of members of the
pnnt and ckr1ron1l med ia con-
gregated \.\1th1n the Frl·nch Quanc.:-r
-the.' 1111/ nwkc <><lm«thrng happl..'n
to JU'>llf~ l'\peno;e alrount\ and
maintain }Our intt'rl''>l 1n a Su~'r
Bo"' I game" h1ch 1\ <.1111 fi, l' <.la~.,
3\.\a\
.\ii I can '>3) 1<> Than!..< 1od for thl'
man "ho ln\l'lltl·<l thl' P111nt 'iprt·ad
What 1n1erel\t \\uulJ thl'rt' he 1n th1'
game" 11hou111''
•Toda~ 's Super Spom Wac;h.
hung out \\hlh.• "'t>nJa1ng 1fDcn,l·r
assistant ,·oath ~11 1-l' Shanahan\\ Iii
St'lld Al Da' 11\ a 'hart• ofh1' ~uix·r
Ro" I chtTk.
Ne" Yori. l 1mt·.,· \porb \\flll.'r\ 1n
rc.:u:n t da} ~ hJ' t' (al n 111c11t·d Ril l
Shoc:mal..l'r and Santa ~n1ta for thl'
uprnm1ng Ll'gt·nJ·, I ,1\t R1dt'
promo 11on. and lhl hra~l·d O\l'r thl'
Ranga•; Jl4u1,111un ut hod.l')
r enterman Rl·rn1t• -..:1rholl' from 1h,·
L. .\. t-..1ngs
Go1.1-·
Paulson hoping
Newport Classic
a starting point
By HOW ARO l. HANDY
O""Y l'llOt Con•_.o~,..
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ot ~oung pruk\\aon.il gull
a<,paranl\ l0mix·11ng 1n lhl·
t'-<c.:-"' p<Jrt l la\\ll Pro-\ m
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angl' ( uunl) lh ·g1\lt'r°\ rl·cent OUI·
pouring O\ i:r thl' R.1m,· l hJncn
again'it the ·Nl'f' hut 11·, nil,. 111
!..no"' thJI 1nurnJh<;t1l pn" 1m 1.1ll'm
has no gcugr Jph1l hound.mt·,
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'! . t \. • ... al . '
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\\hen lOmparl·J 1u lOllll''il\ 1n thl· Rag
fl·n. Big [a,1. or Big hght < t>n·
lcrl'Olc.''>. but IJ'>t \undJ\ ·, l '( l \·
l al gam,· \\<t,d1tkrl·n1 ·rm not '>Url·
l'lthcrof1ho'>l.'lt»1m,l an pla~ Jn~
hl.·tter.
It wa~aho nice 10 "atrh lhl· La~rr ..
tx·a1 the Pl\ton'> 111 l),·1ro11 hut Jo not
confuse.: "'hat happen., during tht·
fl'gular'>t'a,on "Ith pla)nff, fhr
odd~ arl' con,u..krahk 1 hat thnr t" n
teams \\11n·1 tx11h rc.:-ach the :-.:H-\
finals this )pnng. an) hn"
(icorgc Al kn plan~ 10 "ntc an
autoh1ograph~ \\Ith h1'> long Reath
State cxpenenle a\ thl' la~t t'haptn
With Missouri ( 17-1 ). Kan\a'I
( 19-1) and Oklahoma I 12-21 on a roll.
doe<, that make thl' Rig f1gh1 lht•
prc.:-m1l·r colkgc hoops n infert·nre"
Same '>UhJcrt Thl· ")ooner'i got no
fa, ur' lrnm thl' ~( ( 011ic1at1ng crl'\'
111 .\nwna the othacJa, l;)o "ha1-..
nC\l ln'>tant repla' in hasl..t•tball''
111 \\t'reed1tor.,nl t S~ Toda' rd
be qui' c.:-nng ll\ l'f tht• u~om 1ng.Jan
JI puhhca11on 1)fTht• '1a11onal
spon s ne\lo spa per
Super Bo"' I propm1 tion' for lk·
gt•n1es (gambling J egl'nl'rates)·
•San Ecapnsco t'\ a 5-1 fa\l>rtll' to
"'n the Super Bo" I "1th no points
in' of\ ed.
•The point spread 1., I~·: points.
• Ovt'r-undcr is 4!< points.
• Quam·rbad Joe Montana 1s the
8-5 fa, ontc o' a John Elway to pos1
the most passing' ards and h-5 to get
sacked less than El'-'a)
•Roger Craig 1<; 6-5 o-.er all Den-
ver running back~. combined.
(Pluse see T AUEY /B2J
. • s 1 S Mllllon few Clarll/•2
• Collet• ballretball/•2
Perry Parker faboveJ Is the defending champion, and
Dennis Paulson Is looklng for a shot at him.
I HIGH SCHOOi, GIRl .. S R:\SK•:TR:\l,I,
Marina
puts the
lights out
for Barons
The Dally Piiot
\lanna H1gh's girlc, ha'tl..l•t h.111
tcJm rallied from a four-po1n1lklil11
\londd~ n1gh1. o ne '-'hith thl'' hJJ
tx·en carf) ing \.\Ith them for tht• l'O ·
tire '-'eekend. on the "a' to a .Jll--l '
Sunset Leagut· bac;l..ethali '1non
\1onda~ ·s gamr at ~anna "'a' thl'
completion of Frida) ·s dark-out after
the lights "'ent out with some I.JO
seconds transpired after a pla)t'r
banged 1n10 an elcc1ncal plate.
knocking the lights out
lfthl' V1k1ngs of Coach Petr Bonn~
nel'dcd a rest for <ourgt' the~ got 11 a<>
Melisa Sortino. entering ".1th a 22.0
sconng avaage. scored .'!J to pace
Manna. no" 15-5. 4-1 . Fountain Val-
lq falls to 1.\-8. 2-J.
··This wa'\ a h1ggcr game than the
Ocean Vic" game.'" ~aid Bonn}.
"Wl'rc "c go1n~ to IX' one game out
of the lead or J._ and in the middle of
the pack. It was a big win . .\n ugly
win, but we·11 ta~e 11. ..
P.1uf,.1n dad ,,·II I l t ,lw : ,I ! J--
tpl~as~ s~~ PAULSON 821
SOCCER
Ghica quits
soccer post;
Kollar fills it
By ROGER CARLSON
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• Cllppers, NM/al
The two teams \lot're tied at 32
entering the founh quaner '>'hen
Bonn) put Son1no to the shooting
guard spot and sw11ched1un1or Lec;lie
Ono to the point. and 11 paid ofT
handsome!~ "1th Ono contnbu11ng
three assists. 0...,, -,,_...,.,......... -.....
H1<. rrnude\t J tu•mrli\hllll'll\' fl'·
'''"l' Jr11und thl 1.1t1 lt•u ••I t·"
pr11Ju\ 1' '1gnl·d pr1•tr"" .. 1 · 11
trJ• h during lhl· ,h,nt 1'1,1 111 i"'
ll''>'l11nJI <t<ll.'t'Cr • CIF prep ranldne•/•I
• Super 9owl XXfV /114
Knsty Sparks was another key fac -
tor for Marina. sconng 10 points.
"ountaln Valleys Michelle Kr•vlk f25J looks for a teamm•te.
and tries to avoid some close defense from Paula Meyers. f Plea1e s~e SOCCER , 821
R\"S
Everett about S 1 5 million richer, for six years
P:rom The Aslod-.d ,.,....
Rams quancrback Jim Everett. coming
otT the best sea.son of his four-year NA.
career, has signed a six-year contract with the
team.I. it was announced Monday in Ana.hcim.
t:.vereu, 27. would have become a free
agent on Feb. I af he had not cho9en to sip
a new contract.
The Rams wouldn't announce tenns. blJt
Everett and his qcnt. Marvin Oemoff, both
indi<:ated the avCf111C yearly salary wain line
with what the NFL's top quartcrbecb are
now camina.
They also indicated that the contr11et is
lucntjve and portions of it ~ •uaranl£ed.
but it does not make Evetttt the hi&bat-paid
quanen.ck in tbe NFL
Given thoee ~the total value
of tbc toau.ct is aiimeled to bt mound SI s
million, or $2.S miDion a rtar.
lleprdlen of wtlat tbc Pftdte fipra
tum out to be, the contract makes E-.erctt the
highest-paid player in Rams history.
'Tm so happy with the way things turned
out:· said Everett, who auidcd the Rams to
a I 3-6 overall record and their fint NFC'
Championship appc.1rancc since the 1985
season.
.. Before the season bcpn. I decided I did
not want to be a free qrnt. I'm very happy
as a Ram and I didn't want to 10 anywhere
else. The Rams assured me that they wanted
to sip me. From what I undcntand. neao-
tialions were not diftkuh."
llama owner Oeoqia Frantic~ was up-
beat at \be prc11 conteftnoe called by the dub
t.o announce lbc lilftine. .. The support -e·ve received this 1eason
ii beanWlmli .. " abe ~ .. to it is my pat ~ IO teU you tbat Jtm Evetttt will be
a Ram for \be ne.t u ~
.. Under lbc laldenbq, of Jim Everett
and. of cou1 se. Coa,·h (John) Rohin.,on. Wl''\I:
made great stndcs. Rut I can tell each and
e\C'ry one of you that the lx',t 1s ) ct to come ··
Robinson callt'd the s1gn1ng another \tt'p
forward for the organization. "h1ch has been
on an upward path s1n("(' 11 traded running
beck. Eric Dickerson to th<' lnd1anapoh5 (olts
on Oct. 31. 1987
.. Obviously, "'t'·rc all O\CrJO)ed b~ this
news,'" Robinson said "Continu11' O\Cr the
Iona haul is very important to thc "uccc~s of
any football team.
.. , think it's great th.at wc ha'c ~hd1ficd
a pertncnhip with a potent1all) areal quar-
t~Jt who is also an outstandinJ. man. Jn
this day of•· you need people ltke Jim. a
man who is a role model. on your team ...
Dlmoft' taicl that Everett made the d<"-
cilion many months aao that he did no t want
IO ea. tbe Oee ~waters if the Rams wtre
williftl to live htm a a marttct-valut" contract.
"Jim prohabl) could have mad<' a little
mon• mone\ 3\ a frr<' agent."' DcmotT .-.a1J.
"'but then the RanH "ould ha' c match<'d tht'
offer and he'd ha' c remained on the team.
but ~Ith a totall) J11Terent rela11nnsh1p.
"The e'tra S200.000 a )ear he m1Jhl
ha'c made was no t as 1mponan1 as rtma1mna
a Ram .. I think both sides camc out
"inners.
The third pla)'er taken 1n the 1986 NA.
draft. Evertt! was traded b' tht' Houston
Oilers before he C' er s1gnc-tf a eontraC'l He
was acquired by the Rams for t~o first-round
pie-ks. a fifth-round choice. auard Kent Hill
and defensive end Wilham Fuller.
£,crett bec'ame the Rams' 1an1na quar·
tertMtck late in his rookie season and then
blossomed 1n 1988. his ~nd )'-car under
offcnsi~ coordinator Emtc Zampnc. Evctttt
completed .)()4 of S 18 pas~11 for 3.~ yards
and 31 touchdown~.
,
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LONG BEACH Larry
Johnson sco~d 30 points and
Anderson Hunt added 22 to lead
No. 5 UNLV past Long Beach
State 86-77 Monday night in the Big WcsL . .
Nevada-Las Vegas coach Jerry Tark.anian im-
proved to 73-0 lifetime in games at Long Beach. He
coached Long Beach Stale from 1968-73 and was 63-0
at home.
UNLY (13-3 overall. 7-1 in the Big Wt'st) won for
the ninth 11me in 10 games. The Runnm' Rebcb ha\C
won eight straight at Long Beach.
Kenny Jarvis led the 4c)ers ''1th IR points. includ-
ing four 3-pointers.
UN L V built its lead 10 66-50 wi th a 7-0 run. capped
by Johnson's I O-foo1cr and a thr<.>e-point pla~. w11h
11 :26 lell.
Long Beach Stale responded w11h I 0 straight
points, including fi ve by Rudolph Harvey. a steal and
layin by T:yrone Mitch<.>11 and a 3-pointer b~ freshman
Lucious Hams with nine minut<.>S remaining
The 49ers ( 11 -5 and 4-4) cut th<.> defi cit to SI\ point'
three more umes but never got closer than that aft er a
pair of free throws b) Kenn) Jar. is made thl' ~core
74-68 with 3:36 to play. Hunt scored on a .-.lam d un~
and a lay1n 66 sec.onds apan to help liNL V rco;tnre 11~
double-d1g1t margin.
UNLV led 46-41 at halfl1me
Elsewhere 1n college basketball Monda~
•Georgetown 70. VIiianova 69: In Philaddph1a.
Alonzo Mourning's dnving layup put (it.·orgcto" n
ahead with 18 seconds ldt and the thtrd-rankt.•d Ho)a'
recovered from lh1."1r onl\ loss of the c;eason. hcllding on
Villanova in the Big East
Trailing 69-6~. Mourning took an inbound\ pac;\.
made the basket and was fouled After he m1sM:d thl'
free thro"". V1llano'a got three fi nal shots
Lance Miller's la~up ~a~ ~tld. but Cieorgeto~n
knocked the ball out of bound.-.. Chns Wal ker Jumper
was blocked b) Mar~ Tillmon and \.\ al h ·r m1o;-.ed a
desperation II) at the bu11er
• Arltusas 100, Houston 89: In Fa\etll'' 1llr \rl.
Mano C'red11 and Ron Huc11 scored 2( point\ l'Jlh J'i
No 6 .\rkan)(!S beat lfou'\IOn in the l\outh\\l''' < on
fcrence
The Ra1orbackc; m•\er trailnl aftt'r Todd Da' ·,
st<.>al and la~up made 11 6-5 \\Ith lt'v, than thrt•t• m1nuit·'>
go ne.
• Duke 109, William & Mary 76: In \\ tlhamshurg.
-'-··,~· Du1ce·1 Bobby Hurley flys p•st Wllllam &
Mary·s Erick Wakefield frlghtJ on way to a
bucket In 109-76 Dulce victory Monday.
Va . l'h1l Ht•ntk r,on \lOrl'd 25 points and u. 8 Dul.c
shot 'X-ftir-43 trom tht.• foul lane in beating Wilham &. Man
bul.l· ( 14-l) ton~ an 11-Q lead fi'l· minutes into the
game .ind 'ltl·adtl) pulled awa) from the lnd1an<t (4-12)
The game matched Alue Dn its coach Mike Kr1)t e\\\k1
against former J'\\l\lant Chuck Sv.enson
•La Salle 89, Loyola. Md. 69: In Philadelphia.
L10nel . 1mmom '>t.med 'l6 points and <,parl.cd .1
second-half run a'I '\o 18 La Salle beat Lm ula . \Id .
1n the Metro .\tlan11c .\thkt1r Cnnterenn· ·
La Salle t 11-1 II' n ail. ~-0 in tht• kagut'I dt.·ka1t·d
Lu~ola lor tht· ~6th time 1n 27 gaml'.-.
• 1'"ortb Ca rolina 73 . Wake Forest 61. In C hJPt'I
Htll "\ ( '-orth ( amhnJ tu:d K1."ntu1.I.' a'> u1lkgl'
basketball".-. "1nn1ngl''' tt·Jm J'> 1<1cl. Fo' sparl.ed a
Sl'u1nd-hJll run .ind ll'd fiH· pl:J,er\ 1n douhk figure.-.
a\ thl· Tar 1 ln·l' 1011~ .1 ... \.f, I 'tl h1n 11\ l"r \\ al.t· f tirl''>I
•Wisconsin 77, Minnesota 75: in ~1adl\on Patml.
T ompl-.1n\ tt111k JO 1nhound<. loh from Kun Ponmann
and IJ1d 11 111 J'> 11nw t'\pirt·d. &I\ 1ng \\ l'St·on\ln a l\q1-
po1nt '1l t11r~ ••' l'r '-o 21 .'\finne.,ota
Clippers make Kin_gs look like
world-beaters in 136-104 loss
From The Associated Press
SACRAM ENT() -It tool-. tU'>t thrl'l' d,1,' 1111 tlh·
Sacra men 10 K 1 ngs· .-.hnoll ng to go tr nm .1 't ·I'"" "11r'1
to a '>Cason bt·c,t
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acramenlo defeatl"d the I 11\ \ngde., < ltprx·r, I\/-, 111J
Monda) ntghl On \atunl:n tht· "mg' 'hut 't. 11
percent in a 94-81 Im'> to I tah
.. , do n't kno":· ~arranwn11 1 ( o.uh Dir~ \ln11:1
responded ~hen a'>kt.·d about lht• ahrupt t h.tngl· I
never ti) to C"<plarn the \;R·\ ··
Th~ \ICIOI) margin "a' lhr "ing' tlllh largt'\I 111
the fran chi se's Kan~as C11~-'iatraml'nto era dating ha1 ~
10 the 1972-73 season
The Kings ha ve gone 1-4 \IOll. \111tta rq1lated
Jerry Reynolds as coach Jan fl
Kenn)' Sm11 h·s 24 po int\ ttl'd a .,l'.h11n high "h1k
Wayman T1sdak ~cored 22
Ken Norman had 35 and ChJrle-; Smith ~' rninl\
1n the loss that ended the Cltpix·r,· three-game "1nn1ng
streak -their longc~t ~1nce Ma rch of I liXli f hl· 1'111111\
from Norman and m11h were hath 'i<.'3\0n high' \m11h
had I 0 of his points 1n the final quanl·r
.. I thought we got \Cf"\ aloof." LO\ ~ngt'lt•\ C oal h
Don Case) said ... When :you ge t a ~ou ng team like th"
sometimes the~ need to deal ~1 th adver\11~ The~ Ol'l'd
to get around the league a fe" 11mes and the~ ·11 learn
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\un' 1.ll"lt111g ~.., p111nl\ .ind I., a\'!l'>l'i lrorn "l'' 111
Jnhn\lrn ""n lhl·tr l l!(ht h 'lrJ1ght game. mm mg~ 1th1n
a 'it. ton 111 1lw1r .ill 11mt• l luh rl'turd h~ beating. thl·
Orlando \1dgll
Wolverine baseball in trouble
By HARRY ATKINS
~Speta\lf-
ANN ARBOR. Mich. -4-lleged
illegal payments to players b) former
Coach Bud Middaugh. perhaps as
much as $70.000 over a pcnod of
years, could result 1n the Un1vers11:v
of Michipn's ba~ball program
being placed on three year'i of proba-
tion and other Big Ten c;anr tions.
aourcts said.
Other sanctions could include a
ban on postscason play and tele-
vision appearances. a reduction in
recruitina and loss of scholarships.
sources said. .
It would be the first blemish of any
kind on any M1chipn athletic team
PAULSON
Froml1
ID the unl\ersll\ ·s h1stof"\ ~1ddaugh. 49. "hll < oJdll'd thl'
\.\ohcnnes for 10 'ear'>. \\J\ fm<ed
to resign Jul) 14.· 19lili. h' lhrn
athleuc d irector Bo 'I< hl'mhn hkr
following a JOl nt 1n'l'\t1ga11nn h' thl·
un1 \erstt) and the A1~ I rn lllll
fe rcncc.
Sources close to the 1 n ll'\111!,.1111111
v.ho spoke onl) on u1nd11111n th.It
their names not hc u<.t•d 111lt1 rhl'
Associated Pre.,., th.11 \11mt· 11111nn
from the sale of fmHhall program·,
was used to pa) pla )a' "lnH' in tht•
form of improper 't< holar'>h1p .11d
The mone) shoulJ hd'<' gont• in-
stead into a1hkt1c department cof-
fers.
Jack We1dt'nbach. "ho hcca me
a1hlet1t. d1rel'tor alter Schembcchll'r
rt.•tirrd earlier 1h1s month 10 hecomc
pre'i1den1 uf the Detro1 1 Tiger\.
v.uuld not confirm the amount.
.. I think ($ 70.000) "'ould Ix· v.rong
h\.•t,1U'e l°H• nncr M'en that figure a<;
pJrt of the 1n' e~11g.a11on ... We1den-
hJl h .-.aid \1 onda}. ·-rve nncr seen
1ha1 rn all the '"' e!>t1ga1ion ··
\.\ l'tdenhach said bo th the R1 g Ten
and tht.• un1\ers11 ; arc he1ng aided h)
till' uni\ er51 t)' ·s Dcpanment of Puh-
ht Saki) 1n th e in,esttg.at1on.
"I he on l~ thing I can tell you
about the mone) c;11ua11on 1c; that 11°~
mil being '"' es11gated:· Weiden-
bach ~1d ... We ha'c had no evidence
presented to ..a~ tha t thNe's a slush
fund:· .
caused plans 10 be dropped. He 1s
disappointed but more determined
than ever to g.a1 n his PG ~ Tour
card
Hts only ou1-0f-rnunt l) appear-
ance came 1n 1987 ~hen he went 10
Japan for a couple of tournaments.
Jncidentallr· when he qualified for
the Nat1ona Long Dnve Cham-
pionship. he was still an amateur.
"I wanted to tum pro but they
wouldn't let me. They said I had
qualified as an amateur and J had to
remain as one unttl the competition
was over. I turned pro the day after
I won the event tn 1985," he says.
Paulson 1sn'1 married at the pres-
ent time but would like to win
cnouah money to do so.. He has a
steady girl friend and is lookina
forward to the day when they can
b«ome Mr. a~d Mn.
While he isn t givina up the Gold-
en State tour. he doct plan on aoina
to qualifyina rounds for the Ben
Hopn Tour competition in several
ci&.in on the West Cout and hopes
to ~t a start in that competition in
iu nrst yar.
Wha~ the future o( youna
(he's 27) Dnnis Paulton, it rtvolva
around pf and he won't be ratisficd
until he pi111 a spot on lbe PGA
Tour. His detenninalioa ud ability
could brina bim «> sucti a pllce in
the not loo distant futUrt .
•
''°"' The AaodMed ttr ... SAN FRANCISCO -Giants' first :-a
baseman Will "The Thrill" Oark sianed a
S 1 S-million, four-year contract Monday • that makes the 2S-ycar-old AU-Star slugaer _......, __
the hi&hest paid baseball player in history.
"When you play like a Hall of Farner, you gel paid
like a Hall of Farner," Giants General Manager Al
Rosen said durina a celebratory news conference at
Candlestjck Park outlioina terms of the deal with the
team's l 98S No. 1 draft pick.
Giants Manager Roger Craig
last summer called Oark "a hitter
who comes alona about once in a
decade." He's also the most ex-
pensive one to come alona since
the Cincinnati Red Stockings
began paying its players in 1869.
"Fifteen million dollars is an
unbelievable number. and I don't
think you can feel any better than
I feel right now," Oark said. gnn-
Cl•rll ning. adding that the stellar salary
was unimaginable to him even a year a~o.
He batted .333 for the western div1s1on champion
Giants an 1989. with 23 home runs and 11 1 RBis. 104
runs and 196 hits. He was second in average behind
Tony Gwynn of San Diego. third in RBis behind
teammate Kevan Mitchell and Pedro Guerrero of St.
Louis and tied for the lead 1n runs scored with Howard
Johnson of the New York Mets and Ryne Sandberg of
the Chicago Cuhs.
Clark's average was the highest for any G1an1 since
W1lhc Mays balled .347 1n 1958. He was the first Giant
~11h backs-to-back 100-RBI seasons since Wtlhc
Mc(OVC) dro"c 1n 126 1n 1969 and 1970. Dunng his
four maJor league seasons. Clark has a 304 a'cragc
""1th 98 homers and 352 RBis.
.. With the ~1gning of this contract. the demands
aren't ncce~sanh going to be easier. the) 're going to be
tougher.·· said Clark.
But looking back al the g.ame 1n which the Ci1an15
g.a 'c the 1989 World Series 10 their cross-ba> m .als. the
Oakland .\s, ('lark quipped \\llh his light Louisiana
d rawl. "You can't have an~ more pressure than Ciamc
f nl.", pannuh."
Ql'OTt: Ot' THt: D \ l
Bnttsh tennis umpire Gerry Armstrong, after
a death threat o'er the John McEnroe incident at
the .\uc;traltan Open .. What is there to react 10''
I JU"t haH· 10 go Oll i and do a match bl'r)hod}
has been 'er~ su ppnnn c"
Keefe Pac-10's best, again
Stanford for"ard .\dam Keeli:. who led
hi\ team to t~o home '1cton cs last v.eek. * ~a., named the Pantie· I() ( onference pla)er
of the week
Keefe a h-'1 '>ophomorl' from Wood hndge H 1gh
)thool 1n ln1nl·, <.uJred .l!\ points aM grahht·d I()
rd)ound<. to k Jd the ( ard1nal to \ICtonec; mer l «I \
and Southern C ahforn1a
In ,in If'-.,9 'It Inn fl\ n thl' 8 ru1n'>. Kl'dr '~url·d
2\ po1n1' 11n n-for-6 '>hooting trom the field. and hl' .11\11
pulkd dim n t11ur n·hnundc; I k h.1d I' point' .ind .1
gJme·h1gh I~ n·hnunch 1n J ., 1-h4 "1n 11\ <'r thl· I ru1an '
It '' "l'Clt'' 'l'u1nd plJ\l'r 111 thl· "l't'~ h11n11r till'
'>ea,un
Elc,t·~ ht•rt· 1n 'port<. un \1 11nd.1'
• l\.1rk \.\ c1rncr the C 1eurg1d 8ulld11g' kJ\J1ng
retl't' n l.1,1 lout hall 'l"a<,on . has hecn dl·l 1.irl'd
aladcm1tJlf\ 1nl'11g1hlc to pla) ba,lcthall
• Tl'\.l'> \~ \1\ \hl'lh' \k tt·ali. the v.1nn1ngl''I
tualh 1n \11uth"l'\I < onfi.·rl'Dlt.' ha,l.t•thall h1,ton ~.1,
rd1c,cd oflm dulle'> and rea'>\lgm·d "11h1n the a·1hkt1l
department. ~kit.alt'!> a~w,1an 1. John Th11rntun "Ill
take O\cr on an 1111n1m ha<,1 ..
• Ke11h ~1 1llard the NFL's dcfens1,c pla)er 111 thl'
\ear. wa<, t.·hargcd ~1 1 h dru nken drl\ing. the 12th <,uth
inudcnt 1n voh 1ng ~!1 nne'tota V1ktng'> pla)t'r' 1n the
past fo ur ;car!> and ht '> second \\1th1n a ~l·ar
•Ne~ York 'ankec<, outfit•lder Lui~ Polonia hj d
arthroscopic \urger) on hi\ nght ~nee and 1'i n pn ll·d
to he read) b) the \tan of spring training
•Clemson a1hlet1t director Bobb' Rohin<,un ''
under 24-hour pohl'l' protection after r~l-CI' 1ng thrt•:m
follo~1ng the re<,1gna11on nf football coath Oann) r ord
•Jack ( ro~l'. otTen'>l'C roord1nator JI \rl..1n,.1,
for less than a H'Jr "a" named the Ra111rh:it i..,· ll1111h.1ll
coach. one da~ alta Ken lla1fidd re.-.1gn1."d 111 IJ~e thl'
1ob at ( lem'>on
• \ San ·\ntonw 1udge \t onda~ agrl't'd Ill ntenJ
the tl·rms of former San .\nton10 Spur..· guard c re orgc
Cicn 1n's probation. c;panng Gen 1n an .1rrco;t on pruha-
11on \IOla11on t harges fo r lea' ing thl' count~ Jan I ~
to pla) for the pan1sh Basketball "''"oua11on It "ac,
a v1ola11 on of Gen in·~ proh:111on on h1'> Ot wht·r
drunken drn 1ng con' 1c11o n
• Pn 1c mone.. fo r th1c; \l'ar«, Dinah \hurl'
women's golf tournament 1s ·being intreawd 111
S600.000.
•The Los Angeles Lakers wil l ret1rr ".1re1·111
Abdul-Jabbar-., Jcrc;l·~ on Tuesda). Marl h 20. the 1e.1m
announced
• D1d1cr A.unol of France. dri' 1ng a Lanl 1a. hd d
10 his scant lead in Monte Carlo au1omob1k rall ~ aftt.·r
the second day ol the e\Cnt was marred h) thl' death
of another French dnver
•Jockey Jorge C:ha ve1 wa~ lined $1.000 h) order
of New York Racing & Wagering Board Stc"ard . .Joh n
Joyce. for misjudging the distance during the ru nning
of the sixth race al Aqueduct on Sunda).
~ -·---· ,~ ....................
In the third quarter. Mark's ability to play
above the rim suddenly clashes w ith a
crlppllng fear of heights.
Negotiations not moving
MILWAUKEE -Mtlwauket· Brewers ~
third baseman Paul Molitor. who 1s helping
negotiate a new collecll\e-bargain1ng agree-•
ment with the game's owners. says he can't .
predict if there v.tll be lockout befo re spring 1ra1n1ng.
"I've been close 10 the nego11a11ons and I can't tell
)UU yes or no. ye'> 11 "or no 11'c; not grnng to happen.'"
Molitor said. '"The mee11ngc; ha' e hn·n am1cabk but
not progrcss1 ve." .
Molitor ~aid nego11at1ons could gu to the hnal .~eek
before spring training. "h1ch opens the m1ddk ot nnt
month The owners ha\t.· threatened a lm:k11u1 11 a
settlt'mcnt 1s not reached b) Ft·h. IS.
"If ""C don't re~pund po\1l1'd). I think thl're 1~ a
good chance '>pn ng 1ra1n1ng ~on·1 ~tan on 11mc ·· '><lid
Mol11or
Becker defends McEnroe
MELBO R1'E -Hom fk t l.a 1'> dt··
fending John McEnroe <k!)ing the nmwn-• •
dul·t rules are "rong and v.arning 1enn1c; ,,,.-
offi cials aga 1ns1 tr) ing lo turn pla)l'f' 1ntll
robots .. Tennis has to ht· t:Jrl'lul · Hnl.l'r -.ail.I Jt thl·
Auc;1raltan Open ~hill' \lt.Enrot· v.a<. t1)1ng home .111
Malibu. after be ing 1hm"'n out ol thl' tournaml"nt lor
smashing his radet .111d nir\lng.
··t'ul l''enbod\ "ltl.l' a romputa l...-nn1'>" more
than Just h1111ng a ·re" halls ... Hetka '>J1d .. 11 ,., \l'f1
good to ha \e a John '\kf nrur antl I horx· l\\' h.l\t." a
couple of more ··~ure \OU lan t 'a' \\hJt lw '>aid to thl' umpirt'.
but th en• ~h.ould he J d1fTl'll'fl l fll'llc.tll\ lh.111 lll\l ta~1ng.
him uut of thl' matlh ..
:Vtar) Joe FcrnJndl'/ ddt'ated 1h1rd·'l'_l'dl·d Lina
Garmon 1-6. o-:.. !<-ti toda' and real hed a (,rand Slam semifinal~ tor tht• Selt1nd i1me
Florida beginning to sweat
f ·\l L \H \\\I I -\ 'Prtng 1r.1111 1n~ ~
\\Ill I. '111ppJg1. 1n h.l\t'h.111 \.\11111...t '"''
I lundJ S l1K1 m1ll111n .1 ''·•ll' c 11111n1l'1H· • --==~ lkpJrtml'Ot nt1mJlt· '·'"
f 1ghtn·n m.11or k.agul' ll.lnl' 11.1111 1n I l11nd.1 l'~llh
.,p1111g JnJ C 111\ Boh \1.111111l'/ "\\nrr1<·d th.11 .1 l111.l.11u1
or a \lrtl.l' "11uld hurt lhl' 'IJlt'' n11n11m'
'( )h\ lllU'" II h.1, .1n l'UI01lnlll imp.I< I .. \1Jn1nl'/
c.,a1d ~1ond.\\ ···~111 11111' thl' toun'I doll.tr" Jnd lhl'
a11cn11on 11 ·hnng' 10 the 'tatl· ol I londa \ lot ot
lummun1lll''> ha't' 111\l''tt·J 1n nn' ,1.1J1um' or 1n-
'es1ed 1n the \tad111m J ha\l'hall tl·am ma) ht· u'-ln~ ·
I hl' o"nl·1 .. · PIJ'cr Kd.1111101, < 11mm111cc hJ\ to"d
duh\ 110110 ma~l' JO\ 'rnng. training prerara11on' 1 lw
~1J 1or u:agm· Ba<.t·hJll Pl.1'e" \"O<IJl1nn h,1, told
pla)t'r<. not to n1mm11 111 <,pnng hou<.ing
.. I Jon·t kn11~ d till' \l:tll' '' 1n ;1n' po\11 1on to a'"-1\I
l'llher \1de in reathing agrcemt•nt:· \tan1no \a1d ··hut
ll'nainh ~l' \.\111ild 111.l' \en mulh that thn rnnhl' th.11
11\ .. Ue \I; there I\ no 1mr:lli 110 ha .. chail Jrld 00 1m patl
on an~ u1mmun1tlt'' 1n Honda that ha'e real'hed ou1
to ba~ball."
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DUNN
Froml1
Craig can be happ) about that after
signing a recent national letter of
intent to attend New Me'<lrn Stall'
(, W( pla:yers expected to pan1c1-
pate.
"Last )Car. "e had 36 gu)S here -
in the rain ... said Villarreal. a former
G WC shonstop ~ho had one at-bat
1n last )ear's game. in which G WC
defeated the alum01. 10-9.
into the (post..eason) tournament."
G1ll1 s said .. We want to get fifth
place at least. ma) be fourth. Thal\
what we're trying to do-get into the
state tournament
.. That's our goal and 111s realistic.
They took six teams last year (from
the OEC)."
OC'C has seven games left . If the
Pirates win four of them. they should
make the playoffs. There's one ben-
efit. at least. of playing in the state's
best conference.
0
All-conference recognition 1s mce.
but 1t doesn't always buy the 11cke1 to
the next stop. Oranae Coast's Mark
TALLEY ,,...,
•Jerry Rice is 9-.S favonte over
Vance Johnson for total receptions.
• Finall~ you think there will
be a Super I overtime?
Oddsmaken will pvc you 20.1
that it won't happen.
Besides, who wants overtime? All
lbcauacamole and most of the booze
wiU be eonc by &hen, 1nyhow. .... .,.., ,, . ~-wl ,,, .... .,...,. rNl'T ,... .,, ,....,. _, .....,..
He was snubbed ofT1he .\ll-
M1ss1on Confe rence first team la'\t
fall behind Cameron Lymon (R1 ,cr-
s1de ). Paul Petcrs(Rancho ant1ago)
and Mike Thomas (Fullerton). all of
whom had fewer receptions and lc'is
yardage. Craia made second team.
Lymon played a part in Ri ver-
side's I 1-0 and co-national cham-
pionship season. but his numbers (~I
catches for 610 yards) come nowhere
near Crai.g's. Neither do those of
Peters (38 receptions for 612 yards)
and Thomas ( 41 for 6 38 ).
Consider it to be because of'"pol-
it1cal reasons," but New Mexico
State was apparently not concerned
with politics.
0
Golden Wtst Colleae's annual
alumni baseball pme will be on
Saturday as Rustlers.-of-the-past. in-
cludjna Kevi n Elster and Milce
Schooler, will join forces to play this
year's GWC squad.
Sccond-yearGWCCoach Bert Vil-
lanal, wtto. club au~ a lot of
people latt teaton in h11 rookie cam-
paip, anticipates a larst alumni tum
out for tbt noon stan.
Elst.cr. lhonstop o(the New York
Mets, and Schooler, one o(thc Amtric:an Leaaue'a top short ~
licven last yar wilb the Sea1Ue
Marinm, had a Iona Hat of former
1llarrcal ~ 111 roach his team while
former GWC coach and current (al
State Fullerton assistant. Fred Hoo-
ver. will coach the alumni.
Additional alumni commi11cd to
the pme include pitchers Rar
Krawczyk (Angels). Jeff Heathcock
(Astros) and Gary Buckles (Angels).
Mark Cressc. coach of the Los An-
geles Dodgers. along with more re-
cent players Keith Kaub and Craig
Paquette. should also compete.
Rldvd Dtau '• col•IJ18 appears
•v•ry Tffl4ay.
SOCCER
Prom81
Jack Rainwater and Jamie Popov
from Newport Har~r. Kenny Mo~n from Editon and S.m
Nau_yen of Manna 111 moved into the
professional ranks at one point.
Kollar will continue as a teachtt 11
Ocean View H iah . "He·s
c:ertificatated ad he knows t.hc com-
munity very well," said Ohk:a ... ,nd
be bas 1 lot of enthusiam."
Obica cmcMd trade and ftetd * fl~ ya11 In the lace '70a and arty ·90s.
•.
•a ...... c ........ Padlc~
W L La)(en 21 t
Portland ,, 11
Pnoenlx n 14
Seattle 11 It
c~, 11 20
Golden Slale 17 21
Sacramento 10 n
Midwest DtvlMen
San An1onlo 26 11
urah 26 11
Denver 23 11
Dallas 19 20
Houslon 19 20
Charlotll a 29
Minnesota 7 30
EU Mnl Cenfennc•
Atlantl< DM Men
New York
Boston
Ptliladelphia
Washino1on
New Jersey
M 1a m 1
Chlcaoo
Derro11
M ofwaulo.ee
Indiana
A1ta111a
C1e11el11nd
Orrando
W L
26 13
23 IS n 16
" 26 12 27
9 32
Central DivlMofl
26 13
26 14
23 16 n 11
18 II
16 71
11 21
Mofldav'' kwfl
Sacramen•o 134 0-\ 104
Pnoen•• 116 Oroal\Oo 103
HOu\IOn 116 Otn•t r 10.
Pct.
.7S7
.7ll
.611
.416
• 474
.~7
170
703
.703
.561
.'87
'87
.116
119
.. ct. 667
60S
.S79
.3SO
JOI no
667
6SO
S90
~ soo
'32
212
San An1on•'J 11• w u n1no1on 1 IS
Tonitflf'\ Gemt\
l alrer\ at Ntw York, S p m
Atlanta a • C"ariott•. 4 30 pm
Pnoeoi, at M•am, 4 )0 pm
Ph11aOetPl"a •' C•t•t•ano • lO om O~•r<>1I at Cn1caoo S 30 om
Wa\M•no•or a• Oallu S )0 om
HOu\lon a• Utan 6 )0 om
'¥\.nre\ola at Go1oen State 1 30 om
·~' 1wa..11C~t' at Portland 1 30 om W~\OeV'' Gl lTM\
L.•lrers •• 1no+ena • 30 om Ctil>P8f'l el Sa n Antonio . S 30 om
M,am• e• Bo\ton • 30 o m
O• aroo al Pll.laOtlOll•• • )0 0 m
C t •t•ano ao Atlante '30 om
Ve 1 ... a u• t• at SealHt 1 om
C. at~ S•ate at Si er emt nto 7 JO om
Kin9s 134, Clippers 104
G•
1"'2
51"'
10
101h
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11
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11
19
71 .. , 3•,, 12•.,
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15
CLIPPERS -Mann"'Q ' 1 ) l ll Smtln 9 11
7 8 7S WO'I 1·1 0 0 ' Gr.tn• O·S 0-0 0 Norman
u 1l 1 8 lS Ben.am.n ' 9 1 ' 10 It'""'' 1 ' J·' S vo~rQ 1 J 1 1 & Gar-<' 0 0 O·O 0 Bann.\•t r
0 ' 1 1 1 Maron I S S & 1 EowerO\ O· 2 0 0 0
To•a' )7 90 30 )1 104
SACRAMENTO -M((rav 6·7 4 ' 17
• \Oa e 10 10 1 1 11 I( If 1 • 1 ) S A1n9e 4· S 0·0
9 >' S"'''" 10 111·1 1' P•euoev 6 9 l I 19 Allen
1 8 J l Ot Ne9ro ' 1 3 ) 11 Semcaon J • 0 7
& l ,r er 6 8 1 J 13 Jae• \on l 1 O O 1 W ll+am\
0 0 I 1 1 To•a \ SS 85 11 l3 1)6
Score bv Ou•r1ff' Cli~f\ l•,, 11 )1 -104
S1 cr1men10 '1 lO ll 17-114
I p_, r • Ql)ll' LO\ AnQflf\ 0 6 IEdwarO\
C I "l'a" r 0 l Wol• 0 )1 Sacramemo ' 8 s...-•n 1 7 A+nge I l McCro 1 1 P reult v 0 1
Ao•P~ O 1 T ;•ne• 0 1 • Foulfo oul-None
Qpoouno\-1.0\ Anoe•t\ SO I Norman 111 Sa cra
,.,er•r SI Mc( ra• T o\Cl&lf 1) AUl\1\-LO\
Ange f'\ 18 C.•ano 9 Sacramen10 J8 11( Sm11n
8 T J•a' •o ... •-lO\ Anoeot\ 7• Sacra,,.,t n•o 7&
A -II OU
\HI \ '' 111 U I I I
Todav
l!IASKETl!IA L.L.
Co fQI' ~en -Ca Bao••\' a• Sou111trn
> 1 ,,. " C ~~ I •S o ~ (4 1 Lv•,,•r&n: a'
-.,\,Co t11e lr1tnt 1)0 o,.,
C ~:J-,., """~" -'A Bao• \1 a' So~,,,~,.,..
-' '<>'""a ,.. ~u~ \ J~ r" Lw''"f'"a'"' •' ('"'" \'
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..., J• \ ,. ~ J • \ t..aOv"di B~al,. a•
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:\ ""~ 'l1t' ~· E ,,d.,C a 1 Nf'w00"' "'1a"D0'
t ' •J' "«"''\ '"' ' S•O<J f'N <." at Tu\t n 1 ,,..., ~
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WRESTLING
tt _, \C "'no E \tct,,c a at Corona Of' Ma r b
r ,,,\·,. .-.· S11ooeioac• 6 Co\ra M~'" d' ~an<rio
~ .,,.., '('\ b
SOCCER
~ IJ" \C~OO· 0•' \ Hun,,rotori B•ocn a1
f 1 \C.r 1.)0 Octa" \/ ,.., al l'ounte ,., Valle •
1 10 "l'ar •a a• Wt \lmon \•er i JO lr••nt al E•
f '" l IS LnOuM Beacn a o WOOOt>r•OQ~ l
T. dth.;( H dl\ itf ( O\IA M4t\~ ) F \fanc•a e t
(. • • > ,,, '¥\ar 7 JO Uno•t ''''" a l Newe>or•
l-'••t>11• ~ )0 Tu\l•n a• 5adOl~DaC~ 1 )0
FIEL.O HOCKEY H.u~ '"'001 HuM1no1011 Bue~ al F ounta•~
Ila•~• l Edl\O~ al WH•m•n\ltr ) Marina a•
N~wooro H.troor ) ·-__ .,,.
t\t:TO RACI ~G • ...:.
LHden
(lhrOVtfl 0.c )I)
HA SCAR
WlnU.., Cuo "'"""
I •
• R \'v Na oct ~ 11& 1 Dee Ea rn"a•o•
a 1>i.a l ,.,.,4,. "4d"'',.. .t OSJ 4 Derr•f1 We,,. o
; ~7 • ~· S• ~•aoe• ) 786 & B,11 Ell1oll J 11•
I .. , •. Ca"' l & 10 9 Q c ~ • Rvoo l 60e q
•·• " B'd·"t J 600 10 ~t•rv l aoon•• J S69
M9A .......
( ............ ,
Sar-.
G 'G n "9 A¥9 wcsan. c111caoo ,. •1 211 tJOO » J "'-IOfte. Utefl 31 "11 >CM 1125 )0 4
Ewl.ftl, New Yort )t •10 131 107t 116
Mullin. GOldltl St••• :ie * m 101• t•' Wllllln1, Alleftt1 36 lS7 1n m 1St
ChMnbefl. ~IK JS l1• 131 n 1 2SS
S.rki.v, P1'111aot10lll• l6 JOO 25' N I tu
Miiier, lnc!lllMI 39 323 111 '26 23 1
Camotltll. Mlnllff08 l7 ~ "' 175 21 6 Drexler, Pwtlend ll 314 10 179 2:U
~luwon, Houston JI 357 170 115 23 3
'MlofM, Wu hlnoton 3' l55 125 135 2l.2
Elllt, se.111e 32 219 119 741 232
Bird, 8011on 34 lot 1'3 714 2l I
Roolnson. S.n Antonio 3' lt2 265 m 23 O
Harper, c.....n U >01 112 1'I n.a
Tl1d•le. S.cramento 3' 331 140 I02 22.3
RlcllmoNI, GO!de<I Sl11t l6 292 101 IOI 213
McD•nlet. s .. 11141 3' no "' 111 21 t
811cltm1n, D•llH 37 ll7 161 I09 219
TW ,._,GNI l"erc ......
Wt\I Pnoeni•
8erkt4tv, Pllil•<lell>f\la
Peri111. l!lo\ton
MllOne. Utan
Don1k1\0ll, OallH
Grant. Cnlcel>O
Wllh•m,, Porri.no
Stockton. Ut•n
Multln. GOiOen Steft
Pa ason, Cn1ca110
,G ,GA ~ct
146 133 627
300 49• llJ7
265 •SO St9
401 697 SM
I« 167 SSO m 414 5SO
194 )S4 S4' m 411 S4'
168 674 S46
18 l )JJ 54.4
·~ G Off Def Tet A"9
Ot1 luwon HOV\lon
Oa•t4tv New Yoo.
ROOln\on, San An1on10
Bar~t4tv, Pn11aoe1on1a
Miione. Uta l'I
l8 136 37S S 11 13 4
JS 149 1"3 411 11 8
34 130 111 411 II 4 •
34 161 1)8 f()(I 11 I
)7 91 )11 •03 109
Stokalv, M11m1
P•r l\1'1, Bosoon
Ew1nQ New Yor~
WK• Pl'l0tn1a
CaQt Stalllf
Oona10,on Oallu
..0 UI 717 41• 10 6
l8 10 1S4 )96 10 .
39 113 ?97 40S 10 •
3S 97 2S6 lSJ 10 I
11 u 1 no 111 100
H 80 2tt0 1.0 10 o
S•OCklor U•an Joh"'°"· L.•k•n I( Jonn1on Pnoen ••
Boout\ C~aflOllt
Gram, Cll~rs
T~o,,..a\ Ot lro<I
Porfer Por•tand
AUl\h
Pr'" C eveland
Ha roa wav Go•oen S•a•t
F ~m no tndia!'\a
COLLEGE
G Ho.
3S 480
JI 47t
17 789
l7 316
37 ltO
39 )6•
38 3'8
79 1SO
lS 19&
39 310
l!llG WEST ST AH0 1HGS
Avg.
137
11.4
10 1
10 4
10.l
9)
91
86 • s
7 9
Nevada-La\ Vt11a\
New Me.,co S•a•e
UC S•"'• Baroa ra U'•" S•a •e
Conference w L.
I I
6 I
Over el w L.
IJ )
IS 1
lO"Q Beacn S•e•e
Ca State ~ .... en or
Pac 1 c
Sen Jou S•a•e
~re\no S'a't
UCI
s 1 s 1
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J
2
1
0
• s
8
Mofldav'' Score
II ' II 1
II S
q 1
10 1 s 10
6 q
1 IS
Nt•aOe-Lo\ VtQa. 86 L.ono Beacr S•aot 11
Thur'69V'\ Glmt\
UCI a t Ca S•a•e Fu•fen on 1 lS o"'
L.ono Beac" Sta•~ at U•a" S•a•e 6 30 o,..,
New Me. co S•a•e at Sa r JO\t S•a•P 1 30 om
UC Son•a Ba•t>a ra a• Nt1aoa l O\ lltQu 8 o m
SlturdlV'\ G1me'
l'runo S•e'e o• Pac•l•c ) JO om
Nt"" Mt• •CO Sta•e &I U•en Sta It 6 lO om
Lono Btacn S•a•e at San Jo\t S•a •e 1 )0 om
Sun<MV'\ Ga!TM
Ntvaoa La\ veou a• LOw\1ani1 S•e•t 11
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Marina 49, F ounU1in Valley 4J
( Sunut L.HQUe 1
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NEW ORLEANS -If this Super ao.t is about anything, it's about
history.
Aod that isn't lost on Dan Re-evn, whose Denver Broncos inch
toward becoming two touchdown
underdop in Sunday's game. He
wooden just how pumped up the San
Francisco 49ers will be.
1
And while the 49en1 at &east. now conocde that
repeatina bas been on their minds since traininJ camp,
both teams claim to be uncon~mcd with the historical
aspects oflhis pme. The Broncos also claim not to care
that San Francisco. which opened as 10-pointJavorites,
is now favored by 13.
"That has nothing to do with how good the teams
are.'' says Joe Montana. who already has two Su{>Cr
Bowl MVP trophies and could easi ly have won a third
last year.
whom they bad split two close aames durina the rqular
season.
To Su Franc:ilc:o eo1eh Ocorae Sei fert. who eel·
ebratcd hit $0th birthdly Monday. the "How can you
lose?" and "How can you winr' questions arc imle-
vant. His position: One aame is one pmc and besjdes,
the Broncos havt won the last four rqular-scason
meetinas with the 49ers. dating back to 1979. The 4~rs
did win an exhibition pme, 35-17. which Denver
played without John Elway, who sat out because hes
knee brace had been misplaced .
af\.er a Quarter, Ulen allowed a Super Bowl-record 35
poinu in the KCOnd period. ln tho end. lbe Redskins
1et a record for 1euina recorda.
This year. Denver auamcnted Elway'• passina with
the runrunf of Bobby Humphrey, who as a rookie
rushed for , l S l yards and bas aiven lbe Broncos their
best runnina p me in at least a decade. Humphrey
cracked two ribs in the 37-21 AFC title aamc win over
Cleveland but practiced for the first time Monday and
is expected to be ready Sunday.
"When you have wi thin your grasp a piece of
history -to win back-to-back Super Bowls. thr
pointsprcad doesn't mean a thing." Re-e-ves says. "We
know we're not going to sneak up on them."
"T hat has to do with how thl" pubhc perceives the
teams. I know that because the league sends a security
guy around each year to talk about gambling."
Public perceptions or not, the week began with two
ques11o ns -one for the 49ers. "How can you lose?"
and one for the Broncos. "How can yo u wan?"
"J think these arc the two best teams in the league.''
said Scifen. only the third first-year coach to reach the
Super Bowl. "If the Broncos were a team that year-in.
year--0ut we had beaten. our players might have reason
to be overconfident."
This year's team 1s also biger on offense and
defense than the one that was worn down br the Giants
and Redskins, prompting Reeves to say he s disreprd-
ing those pmcs -the other Denver loss was 27-10 in
1978 to a Dallas team on which Reeves was offensive
coordinator. As the 49ers and Broncos began pract ice Monda}.
everything seemed centered on now d11Tercntl} both
teams we re approaching the circus-la ke Spe'Ctaclt> called
the NFL championship game.
Not onl) have the 49ers won three Super Bowls an
the ·sos. but the) pla) 1n the NFC. whose representatl\e
has "'on fi ,e straight. four in one-sided games. The
Broncos were the rec1p1ents of two of those shellackings
-39-20 b> tht• New York Giants 1n 1987 and 4:!-10
b) the Wa~hington Redskins in 1988.
The 49crs also regard Elway as the wild-card -
suggesting that his free-lance tactics wreak havoc on an)
team.
Elway had a great first half in th e 1987 game
against the Giants. passing for 187 yards. Yet the
Broncos led just 10-9 because Rich Karlis missed two
shon field goals and beca use they were stopped on four
cracks fro m inside the New York 5.
.. We relied more on finesse against New York and
Washington .. says Reeves. who has four new staners
and 20 pounds per man mort on his offensive tine this
year. "This is a younger team now and a stronger
team." San Francisco as on the 'erge of w1nn1ng the fir~t
back-to-back Super Bowls in a decade. A v1ctol") would
also be the 49ers' founh of the '80s. tying the P11tsburgh
Steelers of the "70s fo r the best mark of the Super Bowl
era.
Moreover. the 49ers are on the kind of pla)olT hot
streak that in I Q85. '86 and 'M 7 led to Super Bowl
blO\~Outs. Not onl) "'as their 1 4-~ record the best in the
regular season b) two games. but their pla}OIT \ 1ctom·s
"'ere both one-sided -41-1 J o'er th,· Minnesota
\ 1l.1ngs and ~0-J mer the Los .\ngeles Rams. w11h
The Giants came back and outscored them 29-3 1n
the fi rst 25 minutes of the second half. outgaining the
Broncos I 73-2 in the third quarter atone.
And if the predicted happens. Reeves can take
com fo n from the words of Wally Hilgenberg. a
linebacker who played on all fo ur Minnesota losers.
A 49er victory would also drop the Bronros to 0-4.
tying them \.\Ith the Minnesota V1k1ngs for the worst
record. The ne\l ) ear. the Broncos led Washington I 0-0
··1 was.'" he said this wee k. "JUSt thrilled at being
there. If you gave me the opportunll~ to be 0-5. I'd be
down there m a minute ..
Seifert tries to downplay 49ers' position Broadcasters take their
lumps at Super Bowl, too
Players 'celebrate' their coach's 50th birthday prctt) businessll l.c ... he said
Free safet~ Ronnie Lott. who
stra1rn:d a groin muscle against thl'
Rams 1n the N FC champ1unsh1p
game:. walked through some of thl'
pa~~ dl'fense drills on Monda)
RADNOR. Pa ( .\P) -Broadcas11 ng thl' Super Bo .... 1 1sn'1 always
the p1cn1c 1cle\'1S1on v1ewl'rs will make 11.
By AUSTIN W ILSO N
Al' Sl>on• 11/mn
NEW ORLEANS -No candles lu
blo"' out. and George Seifert bk"' ofT
any funher talk of his b1nhda) Mon-
day.
San Francisco 49ers players J~
Montana. Jerr) Rice. Roger Craig
and Ronnie Lott"' heeled a big h1rth ·
da) cake into the hotel mee11 ng room
Monda) where Seifen wa' hcginn111g
one of the man' nc"'s tonfcrl'nn·)
that pu nctuate S~per Bo"' I ~el'k
Monda' .... as Seifcn"s SOt h tllrth·
da). but the pla)ers "'ere con<>1dnatl'
enough 10 forego the nndk'
··J ust "'hat I needed."' S..·itert ~.11d
smiling rueful!~ .. Th1\ 1\ thl· l:lc.1
b1nhda> )Ou "'ant an~onl· to I.no\\
abou1.··
And then. on to husine,.,
Will hl' h•cp a 11gh1 rl.'111 on hi\
pla~er\ 1n thl!> W" n noted tor part'· 1ng
··As far as curfe"'s arc ninlerm·d.
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ge t i:IOSl"r to the g.inw lhl"' ·11 he more
consistent '' 11 h "'llJ 1 "L' h.iJ a 1
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Ht' ''Ou Id not go 1n111 dl·t.1il l'\l'l'pt
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1n,ohl·J 1n a l llupk ol gaml'' l.l\l
\ear "here ''l' \\erl· he.1\il\ f,l,l•rl'd
anJ IO\I
"You luok. at tilm' and q1u 'ce
one 11f 1Plc mo\I 1mpo'-lng dden..L"'>
'' e·, e seen. one ol thl' be11cr defense'>
1n footall th1s )Car
··You look at John El"'a~ running
.1round out thl·rc 1n a \\l'll-concel\ ed
and d'namu.: S\hcme. and 'ou·rc 1mpres~d b) thl.' capab1ht1es of lhl'
l>l.'n'cr Broncos
'"The pla)er .. arl·n·1 thinking ahtiut
point '>preads. Thl·~ look at 1hc
people the} ·re pl..i' 1ng ag.:11n'>t and
the t·apahi11t1t'' of tht' Drn' er foot-
hall tl·am and th.it k.l'l'P~ 1hc1r atten-
tion."
The 49l'r\ began on-site pract1Ct'
\tonda' tor '>unda) ·., nll'l"l1ng \I.Ith
th.: Br11nrn\. a no-pads "orkou1
t<xus1ng on the p;:ass1ng game. "'Ith
\onw "url. on \hort-)ardagc pla''
Pral till' l·ndl·d \\1th J (horu' 111
""HJpp~ B1rthl.IJ} .. th.II V.3\ morl'
l'n1hus1a,11c than mclod10us.
··.\1 the l0 nd of practice. gu)' l..1d
around a littk. hut ''hen ...,c·n· ''ork.-
1ng. 11 °\ \tm:tl) hU\lnl.'SS.°' \l•tf1:rt
">:lid
··on the prarnre tidd toda~. 11 "a"
'"He: probabl) "'on·1 pract1ll' for
another da\ or so.'" Seifert said
l'taan iinrbackcr Jim Fahnhorst.
"ho has been on lnJured n·<;en e.
"'url.l•d out "'1th the 49ers on \1on-
da) The) cut defensive cnJ Jim
Roth to make room for him.
)dney took sevi:ral <>n<tp~ \\Ith thl·
lirst-stnng offense during \l<inda' \
practice. Fahnhorst "orkcd "'1th thl·
second defense
For thl' first 15 minute' of pral 11cc
~1onda). a lo"' -n) 1 ng hlacl. hcliu1p-
tl'f matk .,e,eral passe'i O\l'r lhl'
lick.I
. "'cde :".clson. (h1l'f ol \\.'runt' to1
thl· 41krc,. found out thl' hd1n;ptn
tx·lunged to the Louisiana \latl·
Polu.l' It "'as ordered had 111 11'
baSl'.
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Broadcasters who ha' e taken on 1he pre'>llge-and prcs'iure-fi lled
dut} report some unusual moment\ 1n the Jan 27 l\SUe of TV Guide
magazine.
·-rm 1n the (ireen Ba) locker room .ifta Super Bo"'I I and I'm
S\.\l.'allng lil.e cra1) from the lights."· < BS' Pai Summerall recalled.
··While "c'rc a"a) for a commercial. (Pacl..l'f\ fullback) Jim Ta)lor
sa)s. ·Pat. )OU loo!. lake )OU pla)ed the game Want a 'i1p,,. He hands
me a can of Col..e .\~ I hear 1n m\ headset. ·Fl\l' )l'Cunds." I tl l.l· 1h1s
huge gulp. But Ta)lor had paurcd out thl' < ok.t· and poured 1n "'h1skq
When I camt• bacl.. on camera. m) entirl' ho<l~ "'a' hurn1ng and m) e)es
"'ere rolling.""
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pral"t1ce sitt· li1r Supt:r Ro" I '\X :ind Bear~ running harl. V.alter Pa,wn
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3407 E C.Ut Hwy Cllil JACOBS RLTY to Cn1na Cove S 1200 850-1220 ok $I 675/mo 639-9095 Avail 1mmeo S2000tmo SEVILLE & GABLES
2610 Seav1ew 673·0681 *UDO CHARMING 3BR Mtl\e 213-660· 1984 2BR 1 >BA w/gar. bll1ns
W&ITH Cll 875 8870 Lg 3BR JBA 1800 s/I 2 pvt IWPT lllYIEU TWiii( 2•.,Ba new paint grdnr LIN UYFlllT fenced yard wl pa110
3 BR or 2 BR • den smgle I • t 2 Id 30R 2· •BA End Unit extra lg lot nr b4!ach & tennis · 636-4120 9-5PM dwethng 0< duple• Pvt pa 105 car garage w clean $1300/mo Va-1 Tha er Realt 67 5 1895 2BR 20A wl frplc Jusl 2619 Santa Ana l $745 nkups Sl650 Nr park & cant 642-9797 I Y Y steps IJ waler Pvl bch 2437 Orange Ave ~Y 673·46JO No agis Lots for Salt 1400 tennis 759-9 t94 •Westchll area 2Br 2Ba priv1ledges 10 Mobile E S755 • ·~·~\? · upstairs condo Carport Home w/Cabana Resort WESTFIELD APT S Costa Mtsa I 024 Large water view 101 ----------------I ~· • ,-lrptc pool S9501mo 11w1g JuSI across the bay 1 Canyon Lal\e. Riverside C t M 2124 f~ 548-4739 or 645-2636 from million $S homes $S2EOOVEORAFF MLOOCVAET·IN0
1 S .. HT&OIU •••H County Guarded gale OS I esa -··---· * L I N , .. •&1( community 17 m11es ot ---------1 3 BR 2'> BA Townhouse cldp~~1s 118°00' ~~o~~~s~~I 2Bdrm 1· .ea $755 -s 00 210 E. llttl St. Frplc; patto garage No _" • 20drm 20a $790 If llft.lfl shoreline 119 9 3 BR 2 BA. stove relrig SI ISO/ $500 5 3 7 1 4 • 2 4 4 • 9 7 7 8 vacanl No pets S 1 200 Hunt. k.ch 21401 pets mo • UM ... U I I P&ll 398 W Wilson 63 t -5 8 3 BR. 2''> BA. prime East-LauratAoent 756 8558 secur11y depos11 Lg 2BR Ju11 steps 10 ------ -
Side locatton Many de-.~ 30R 2BA. nr beech Lrg 240·2 160 eve & w11ends water Pvt beach privi· 1 Bedroom $665 ~xl~.o::iatures From 2BR 2'lBA Conoo Spec. lo.Itch trg yd big pool 3-BR 28A duple• lower leges Resort L1v1ng 301 Avocado 642-9850
OPEN S • T SUN 1-5 l ac:ular ocean view New Great lor ll1ds & pets• rl 203 JO th SI 2 car $1000/mo 673-6030 ----,.. remodel an amenittes S 1175/mo • S 1200 sec Y Y -1 Bedroom S655
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spas l .695 · 1 Sml pet ok 646-6541 759-3990 or 536·2725 pels S 1.395 854_2841 1mmed' Xlnl loci 30R tenced pallo, close to
iu-•-·""' O 9 CdM • Bcllfrnl duplex' IE•• -all Lg spacious sngl lam•tY 2' ~BA , pool. 1e nn1s shops $590/mo See 382 ,_.wport IK'.v• I 6 upstrs unit gn view * -H * hm 5BR 30A. 2 lrplcs. BAYSHORES Cute 20R $1500/mo 1se 720-3755 Vtctona :: 13 650-7244
••BY OWNER•• $1898 • I Sharp 38R 2BA, gardener lrml dining & lam rm, 3 den 2Ba lrplc. with 2BR 1BA, n-carpet & 0o119f Shores/Westchlf • ....._..... ..... .__ tncl S 1295/mo No pets S 600 b<eaklast room In gate Ocean & city vu. I say. 3 SBA 3 Fl .,...nlllt ..,., Call Pam. Agl 546-5880 car gar 1 546·6560 guarded araa S2200tmo BR. 2 BA h!MI Seav1ew drapes $675/mo • S525
'ABA yer w/dela11s llALTlll llf.1111 yrly Joanne 64~4636 gated comm New painl & deposit Upper unit. encl
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48A 3BA· bonus rm. 2 ProlMllonally decorated rounded by streams & sty home In Hunl Har-amenities, 2 car gar. Avl .U YI H'llftllll OIW. ·,!11~11" ~~;9,95 18r 1Ba up1tra. lg pa11o.
fr.pie, end ol quiet cul·de-38r 2Ba, gar. lrplc, w/d, lallst Garage wtopnr. w/d bour 30r 2Ba. avail now now S 1350/mo 63 1•61 54 Lovely 28 R 2BA End Unit 845-6662 or 5"0-5446 $825. 2Br 2Ba apaciou1.
M C h ge yard Fr gr• S d •• G In gated comm Pool & S725 P--' . u C< • ...y 1011 ol wood & Illa hie up. woodburnlng !rplc. ac: ep neg mra. anz. llAll llPLD apa. S 1295 Betty or Col-· ""'· gas, ratrlg pool " OMPLETE RE-S 1700/mo yrly. 673-5348 micro ISi • dep. Bkr 840-1031 846-4296 Lg prime unit. 38 R 2BA. teen, Agta. 540-7355 •Clean. qkulet 2d~R 2BAj Incl. No pet.I . SSOO MC
MODEL" $749,500 1730 lBR Condominium $775 3BR 2''tBA 2 Sty twnhse frptc. d/w, patio, ''t blk to ga1 coo Ing. w. sm &45-~53. 145 E. 18th St
Bonalre Way. 838·63~ lalbol 429 Bryson Spr1ng1 2000 111, 2 c:ar attached the t>M1 bchl $1350/mo PllllllTllY UY ~;~~Jo ;tr'~a~2l:~ •111 mm
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A new for the new Home for Nie on over-munlty 8"8-1438 or 494-7748 (M ag) moa. lae. S ... 800/mo *~* r .,,...... "'""V· -.. illllllllliiml yeer In a ctuslY8 Bew &Ind 00f09f lot Bay view 2BR 28A condo, 2-car g91 2170 Blacayna Springs LRG 1B"' "'"' t"'--wat-. BLUFFS Twnhm Uka nu, 752-3522 or 87S...4&4 .... .., ;a<den. pool Mt11ng. 18R ~ A9nctl In Laguna from 2nd atory Ellcellent Nftftydecofated. 'Ablk to (Availabta Now) "' ..,... ... ... 1625. Electric gat• to
Niguel. Guard gated remo del opportunity bch. S 1200/mo Mike 0< No Pe11 CALL Valma Many extras. Din rm & lrg 3 BR, 2'-' BA. !Ip, pool, 21-L91 Utnln 18R. tmall badtyard, gu carporta, cable TV &
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raMM ~ with 4,300 ptttlot lor 8f'lt9rtelning, I 1 5 0 0 I m o C a t I New 38R, 2'A8A Twnhs. 3 BA condo. l'tant anutr. Sin 0&-• 2176 .. .. gerage, lndry rm, fncd :::-~ 4~1~ dbl~& lo'<lefY~ l l8-4*-9392 M:t~ BR au1ta2 w11ac tub. IMnt 21 44 s~'.1:'1~~-7~.,~~~1· 21RCONDO. 2cw;arage ThrM 28Aa 1aA. laundry ~ N:t. C::im!1! bttwy. and en nottl of verdant canyon & night 21 22 WI n ctOMt, car, patio, 1111\1-W/O, pool, Ytty ball crt, room. CIOM to but & 1700 NC dep. 14M273
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2Bdrm tV.Ba S8 l5 6754404 odl82-2373 28R IBA on Bllbol Penn POOL HOME nt Mesa call, It can make you rich S CROWNS REUNION 330 W Bey St OAIVERS-Crou Country Hun 11 n gt o n Beach
2Bdrm 2Ba S855 NPT Bay dble wide mobile 1 blk .. -h/hrbr ft p w/d Ve<de. Mstr bdrm w/pvt 7141455-3874 24 hr msg, Coste Mesa, CA 92627 ....... /.... No e11p nee CA llC req d YMCA Tracie. 8.47-9822
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Hunt. It.ch 2640 *II Tll W&m I.I. Prol ntamkr shr ocean ~-~--~~---Position ava11 w11raYel M.I Ull WlllEI •COUNTER PERSON ptione & organiUtlonal ioMiiille-•t•o--Beach ... _!_A•p•pr-oiiilCI PElllSUU Female executives $600 view furn Nwpt Sch ENJOY 14-5,.-. return on '!"""--------!'I agency Outgoing person For Chr1s11an scnool v SEAMSTAESS skills $7/Hr 67~190
2500 llf, 2 • ..., levels, Pool/bike path 721-0400 Penthouse Tennis, pool, Trull Deeds $10.000 to lost & Found 2925 w/xint phone manner & Bef0<e & atter school FTtPT for n-CM plant
B I 2 YUILYIRTIU gym etc 673 4550 11.000,000. Call Denison W/P skills Sal ·Travel 857 6 6 9 '60 3'"' A, ntercom, lrplca, --11 •lllllllU! Balboa lstand-Shr JSR • · -Assoc 673•7311 NOW• benefits 241--0660 hours 963-7832 -4144. " -.. ams 11•m111nn
library. sunken living rm, -•• 1 BA collage w/frplc, Nwpt Bell. resp person, n-1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;,;;;;~""!!' extra lg gar 846-2248 * 1 to 4 Bedrooms wtn-amkg pro! fem $450 smkr lhr clean 48A, 2BA r•HWW/ .ads I l /P OIUTllOTIH OUllCll USISTllT Ulll .. , FIT
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Allen Edwards Salon.
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S2 750/mo L1lo,,e new
Call Paige Hartley Agent
Unturn1shed room & batn I 1"2.••11 71 4 548-2874 For Appt Mature proless1onal male ,. -W tn maintenance ellP
in 3Br 38a house or remale n/smkr to snr •---------1 only lo• 2 I UM Apt com·
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Beacn 729 3863
To rent trucks & equip·
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Rentals 1930 Newport
CM 642·5416
Etegant Qu•el ne1gn-28R nome w tsunny
1
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bornooa $445tmo de· patio 2 Blks 10 oeach in FOUND PHONE on Sa1 Preler sem re11reo lm-
pos1t Call DeeOee Coronadel Mar 1 t3 11c.1n11y Palm & meo al~ !J p e n ng
759-3313 &•all-'"lt 2 /l /IO. • • Goloer West H B Call 10 855-0665 • -descr be 960-07'56 I 644 -9060
ClllEIE STllEITS Work for Ma1or 011 Com
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12 noon-4pm Sat SIS nr
17 14) 645-1854 IHEUL IFFICE Restaurant
h111ng rm Formal d1ntng
rm No pets tBdrm $985
Low deposit 494-2265 STEPS 10 och oacn apt COM Prof M/F non smkr a.a••/ + IL tfl 1 Earn v P •o S339 84 pe•
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Part Time t-5PM Mon-F•
lor casual NE! Pen1ns1.11a ,,,c Pnories • 1 • .,0 • go•
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CllCAll Fii lllS
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As• lo• Gary Of JOlln N!WJ)Ort IHch 26 69
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2BR. 2BA to wnhome
micro, frplcs 1n LA & mstr
BR wet bar w/d hk-ups
2 car gar central a11 All
maintenance incl Sorry
no pets 644-0509
SI Slrlprkng 646-1316 util &clean1ng 759-0281 lU-I011 LOVE UllES ne<H rew1n_kle Park. ing•e<:o•oeomessage•e
I Cos1a MPsa :>46-80t3 veals ue1a11s Call loOa) STEPS TO SANO t BA 1 BA upsta11s 111 lrtplex. no ClllU IEl m Garagu for Rtnt 2740 What the worlO needs LOST 1 21 Penta• Cam I 455-3762
Pels S725 847-2622. Prol ess1onal male or now 1slo11e sweet 1011e I era ~lrOlll'r & l:)lanlcel .n, a y••vEL JOI EASTSIDE Costa Mesa A pre11y song A lovely Tewinkle Park 1n c M na 963-6969 female non-smoker to 10 20 Ft e sec e A d " · x 11 ry ur sentiment n .,ere s a P1east t 311 646 6645 I I 7 yr~ !!. olOer share 2BR sunny home s101age only $801'mo lrieo-and·lrue way 10 add 10 nePOPd NOW• Gals '!. TIRED ol 110te1s? Don 111ke
your commute? Aenl a
cozy turn IBR on New ·
port Bay Mon lhur Fri 101
S250twk 963-1053
Two blocks 10 oeacn 839-4494 a bil more love to your LOST t 41< Gold link guts 10 travel enure USA
$450/mo . I ullltttPS tst world Our Valen1111e br<1ce1e1 Sen11men1a1 ll•C I NEW YORK HOUSTON
Susan. For sportscar on Lido send your very own 1 15 REWARD 646·3508 Return guaranteeo On
& last No Pets• Call IWIE WUTEI Love Lines will iet you 17tn SI CM or M<1y Co I LAS VEGAS,\ DENVER
121-1011 Island Call 675-7769 message straight lrom LOST MeO•um dark Q'dY rne 100 tra.n.,,q " oa111
•• am•·-· YIP PllPllTIES leave message the neart to ,our special Cockaleol N light orange pay transpon3t•on fur.,
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EXCLUSIVE BEACH 2BR 2BA nr bCl1 St200 Poo1srtenn1s etc Non· 8uslnt ss/0ffice Rtnt 6!do;6~8ore ntormat1on.,Schools & '0 am 5 or
COMMUNITY 3BA 2BA nr to ocn $1350 smkr $385 63 t-8499 2769
BAY VIEW Beau1tlul 28R Wall\ lo bch 2BR 1BA Grad student n.smkr snr • • Instruction 30 121 MOTOR
28A Micro Otw hre-1 op 1 x w gar I p Balboa rs 2 BR 1 BA furn WllTCllFF lllLlll& 81111 TELLER place garage 4 en1ov our s 1 000 mo 557·6290 0 hse 5450 mo AlbP•lo Crnr ol westcltlf & Irvine ROUTES
prvt beach si9oo All! 631-5550 eve wknd ll56·65i1 d 786-8895 e Newport BPaCh I TUllllC
maintenance incl Full Service-Gros:. • 2 /'leek Course
•llat ltlts htra* San Cltmtn tt 2676 Male n smkr snr Nwpl Ben I Fas & Copy Service Av I llll&Y: • Day or Evening Crassf"s
SORRY NO PETS 2BR 2BA ADI pool Great Ollice 4 A"a1I A11.i1lable Mar') me •r IOve tOu" • JOO Placement
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available tn
JBA 2BA dtw stove
* 11111 lllO• lrplc Avail 118 $745 mo MAT URE FEMALE ONL.,. l Room Ot1tce across IOI UMTS 1666 N Main SA
Frog C11snwas11er stove1 558·7659 1 Snr rovely 38A 28A NB from Post Oflice "'New
Costa Mesa
rncl No pets 545-4855 ---------1 nm 1 Olk 10 ocn S3Q5 j port B~!'c{' 55~~8 74 tS
Misc. Rtntals Pat11c1a 650-6159
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Newport Beach
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1nc1 No pets 545-4855 Rooms 2706 ig anyon nome w cp I phones con' •~om<> "' HAPPY AD Employmt nt 5530
S100·S300 OAILV Take
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lrplc beam ce11 vac sys Pvt entry no cool(lng s I S350 Al Ouinrc111 dJJ 9550 C111rat1l1h111! Nappy
auto gar door 5001 A111er $450 mo 557-6290/C! N2~A ~~t~r~r ~e~c~o ,,s~~ Otltce Wareno<ise 1r~ir1e llrftt41Jl 5tt4 l11ok!
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from Hoag Hosp11a1 313
Holmwood 645 21 40
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n~eo tor 111e care tor
active s• lady "' •chg for
1m Must drove 63 1·8499
$500 10 $650 Bachelor & ROOM ava11ao1e 1ove1 f
tBr Stove retrig I block Peninsula Point nome 1
lrom ocean Reference~ house trom ocean Fem
reQ Cl , 14·723-04 t4 Non smkr only SSOO mo
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$685/mo yrly 675·6606
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675-4704 or 675-1 853
CARPENTER AVAILABLE
for wide variety ol work
Fully insured References
CALL 644 -9009
Doors-Aepa11 Alie• a11ons
Cao1nets-Pane1 Locks-
S1aors·Dryw11.Pa1ios-etc
35 yrs e•P Jerry 642·0567
FINISH CARPENTER FOR
HIRE Fr doors bays
mold1ngs1cab1nets instl
1custreg Ills Bob 6'2·4519
FlllUH conmY
Cabinets-wall un1ls·Ooors
windows-decks L1c1bond
20 yrs exp 434-4924
ICOE,IEl.142-lllO
Small Remodel & AOOns
Bathrms-wardrobe·doors
30 yrs 0 C Ouallly Work
prof $575 mo 72 1-9979 ---------·
NPT HG TS AREA BR plus *it 1600 s t nr new Indus 1---------JCtra room Gooo iocat•on lrtal 400 A c otc trvc~ I Mont y To Loan 29 14
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631 -8006 0• 642 t~94 S1280 mo 64 ? q666 Fu NDS tor EQuty & Lano
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642-4333
N-smi.r for new Soul!"
Coast P aza Conl.lo
$400 mo · S250 OPP''"''
Ut1I incl Pool 8 !ti.la
Close to everything A11a1I
1120190 Ca" •32-t63 t
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DESIGN
PERMITS
EXPERTISE
Free Budget Estimate
CA Papp Enterp11ses
inc
lie 36241 1
17 14) 854·0799
ConstrucllOn
& Bu1ld1ng
• Misc steel labt1cat1on &
erec11on ornmen1a1 11on
cer!lfoeo welding
BonOed-1nsureo CA ltc
399285 (714) 536·3103 . -
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Decks. balconies. stilrs
Quallty work 722-8769
Doors
PllMllUllll
Also Fine Finish Carpentry
& stairways Rob 650-7196
Drywall
•llYW&UTa...• Teltture-Acoustlc & Pamt
Free est Kevin 538-6192
~ TU1Yn1m•
Service Cella Free HI T I
work. Comme<c1a1 Retro
flttlng. Llc•527459
CAU Tracy, ~8·2317
FIND
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Sec1ional ~ 1 p1e<:e ooors
Sprtngs·Haroware Opnrs
L.Odr'S S '00 000 Olu~
., '~· -bt 8 ... 9'-
•WIDOW HAS SSS .I TO~
S 10 000 up No ._reo11o/
No penally Call Denison
Assoc 673:731 1 NOW•
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$17 500 NO EOUITV
FAST EASV 721-9510
Income Tax l•C 518398 963·6466
t:f\1i't!hu6!. I UY£ TU Ill ----... • ln01v S Prop Part Corr·
f •HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS CALL ... AO< 556 29 I'
•Car~ntry •Drywall & TU NEPAUTIOI •Paint • Relur b•Sh1n9 I
more Gary 645-5217 Deo1ca1ed to your Ta) Sav
.ngs 25 .. Feil Brea~ 10 *IAllJIU* tsl T me C1ten1 San J11.io
B•g & sml Jot>s-Worlo. quar F1nanc1a1 496· 1153
CALL Bruce 847·0780 I
CUSTOM HOME REPAIR 9 ~
Fences·carperitry-elec TREES -y
plumO·l1le·•OOI remodel
Landscape l awncare
Pa110 s Keith 898-3 116 Toppeatremove Cleanup
nu lawn sprinklr 751-34-6 ADDITIONS-Aemodel1ng
•GENERAL REPAIRS • SPllllUR REPAIR
lU·OHI • NO JOB TOO Small '*
lllHflst•CHST.
All Trades Big or Small
Ins /Lie BOB 722 -6464
LAWN MAINT 548-9J0Cl
GREEN LIFE b~ ERIC
Des1gn.1nstall-Ma1nt
IJ1-11H
IWllYIU SHYICES
ALL CARE ENTERPRISE UWl IUllJ. Trtt Tri•
631-2475 or 6A2·9274 Clean-up $prin1o,1er repr ~
CALL ME FIRST' install Valentin 548-6 tOq
OUHECOlST
Hill PILOT
DOW Bav St
Cos1a Mesa CA 92621
A!">~ 10< B"t' 'l• Bv•on
Ge1 s..,me vac.a1°r>r .. a~n o,
se11ono lhose tern~ rr:a• tne
tam11y s ou•o•own w•ll'I.
quic11,-acting classil..a ad
EXPERT Serv1cf' & Repa1
Plumoer since 195:?
E .rellPnt ouahty a1 ,,..,,., Water 1>eaters-01sposals·
D••C !.'S RPIS 1.•CO r ;II t01le1s lauCelS-1 •lure
Wdl' C..•,.Q t14;_l.0"44 l<C=409035 964-8919
TOP OuA~•l • PA N T NC,
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8 ,,. 'dlJI) ')I ~UC, .90 I
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Pool Service
W•ntP,r w•nds making your
poo1 1001< a mess~ Call a
pro at Ocean eiue Pools
Reasonao1e 722-7622
$1, 1-4r M,A TfRIALS r.'1-IW•
Re••"e• c.es 6 ·5. 4006
Fl•HIS PAllTll&
,,..t E•t Oual wo•ll nso
Rers r,ee est 89' "896
KIWI ra1•T11& l1t.111t. r ... 0rl'l1igh p•ep reas rates
J•m 65(, "-WI 650 5494
it •EUR PEAN IN T L
PSYCHIC L·C ·0•9043
* Preo1ct•Ol"S tor ·990 •
Tarot c.a•O~ C-.s1al
Readings Cau or 111 msg
• 722-6203 •
Rooting
RA ~lBOW C•rcle Ma1n1 I lWIPlllf ·--Pa "''"Cl inr E • • ,..ousP 4 Res1C1ent1al & Commercial
A1>l 011.11 100 FrPP esl Rerools repair~ 4 ~kvlts
St •C 569897 i;36.1758 Oualit) w ori.. F3" Rares
I Fasl GUAPAN'EEO Svc VESCO PAllTlll FREE Esttmatt'S ')57494 1968·589' 4~4·6504 ~ wa11pape11ng Oua111y
"""" ~.e,. Esr 969·6349
WAYIE'S P&lmll
PROr since -3 <;h1nQ1es
BrokPri' M ss•no' ·r 1a1
roof •ea~ s F •ee Es• L •CO
Low Rates' 723-)"03 G•• 101 E~t 15 yrs exp
l•C 441660 838-820 I FREE EST REAS RATES DOUBLE-A-TEAM 15 v•S II
No Job Too Big or Small I ei.p Julian & ro1anda ~--IEST IHFI
Aon 722·8646 Gardening & C1ean1119 -iMlli~t:. Rerool Repa11s All wor1o,
•••
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•P11n1 •Ele r 1rtc a1 AlPl•EUllCUIH l·C S60875 VISA MC lllflUIT
•Plumbing •Carpentry Res tComm Lawn Mamt 5-3 1512 1H1gh Ouaht')I -Reas Rall'
•Construction 239-4685 Sprinklers Trees snruos SUPERIOR wancovering Root Repairs & Rerooflng
sod clean-ups 969-2138 nsta 8 , on Rt"moval Commercial Rt"s1c:1entia1
.. IEPAJH TIE llERl SCEIE wa 1 Per"'' Prompt uc Lie 573688 ·n ·4;
Plumbing E1ec111cal s; =566.?t"' Mar ~ 642-68421 OCEAN VIEW ROOFING Carpentry 36 years e~p Lawn-Tree-Shrub·lnstall Local References
966·0836 Sprinkler ins1a11a11on WallCoverrngs bv Geraro
Tree Tr1m1ng • Removal Proles!•onal Wallpapering PLUMBING Electrocel 0
Lawn Malnt & Cleanups Serv•ces Res Comm Call IL Installed aireo
Sprinkl ers F eucets Rototllllng 432-880• Gerarel we~1ey 546-2299 Prompt Courteous ServlC Garbage disposal Water _
Ht F st 24 t--0 t37 --.... WE gals shd hang 1o091het Free Est & Aeferen<:eS rs ree e •was_,_. .. -s1r1p-p111nt·tn1tell Ad· John & Shelby 8.46-6176
PROF since ·73 The high-Cleanup-Haul-Comm/Res vice to the crazy 14 yrs
erst quality repair servkl• M1lnt Mike 64 1-05 12 e~p 633-7 t 72 eny time.
at 1he 10,...at cost Rool· 11...,. 1 ....... ..
plumblng-etectrlc11 miac. I HS ..,.. ...... "
Llc•8M77. Gii 723·5703 LandlCaplng. Tree Prun-
IMMEDIATE SERVICE
ANYTHING TO DUMP
CLEAN UP • CONCRETE
• TREES John 850· 1828
ing. Malnt Clean-ups
Seed, Sod, Etc. 722-8374
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DUMP RUNS • JUNK.
l'urnlture. trash. tree
br1nch11, appll1nce1
C11Mii•7 cfY9 l4&-1H1
35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Faucets Ot1po11l1
Heeten L.-Repaira 9e6--0S36 Lt Fat> Marlf\ ... Aut
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compet1t1ve salary lull
oeneftls ano e•ctU&ri1
wor~ environment lor
energet•c dependable
1ns1de sales 1~oresenta·
lives Nttn 45 NPm lyptng
Sk llS anO SO"'e ompuler
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a1da1e must .,a.e a" e•
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ano en10~ work "!l N•lh
rne puo11c as ,.941 as soi
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1osur<1nce oll•ce Near OC
airport ~u•• uenel11s C.all
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restau•anr 1n Newpo••
Beacn 675·0'74
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K·51195 NOTICE OF Dectlme P~y'4tl' r 1' r "' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS IS S I "'91.IC NOTICE: tMPAOVEMENT •ns1at1rrpn•~ ,.,,. li "' NAME STATEMENT NAME STAT~~;;~s :;;"~~;~; 15°.:c~~.~~~1 ;~~1:9:.0 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Bruce A Tester 564 Oil~ PRINT & RIND 1990 9 11 THE PETITION
NOM-JUOfCIAL RESOLUTION OF sueo ,o •PP'"'~' r '',. ''" ' • • • •' ' ' u"·n" • ·~or\\ re Tne lollow1n9 n..rsons 4•0 ate<l baso •n<l <lr ·~r w~rh NAME ST A TE ME HT Street l aguna Be.ten C.A C A T A l 0 (, 0 A AN r, E requests flat LURA OTIO F<>""llTIME Control INTENTION AHO oatance '"" 1rt di """""' • "" a """ ~ ~ 0 D-~ •n r 'tte ro11ow1ng persons a e 92651 CO ST CO I SCOVILLE .._ O· ·•; ! '"""~' ,., do1n9 business as 3 11 groll u s Ray 4 nu"'"' r A llfC.E .,. appotnled No. lt-C371 REPORT rat .. Int !'1f' r•, l\ ,~.111 t .. 1 ~ J~I 0 !=<A SERS 2042<' KEN S ENGINE ROOM stove 4 11 Chfle'l6 m,.11.;1 J 001n9 Dustness as M Russ"ll Kru'>" 111'> All b•OS ""' to bP on dC · as personal reptesertlatrve
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tM Pf~ le 11,311.00. special assessment <l•~trtt BEING fH[ f(>IJ'll • ,,..,,r,~ loStE'Oall"•""" O<lnh•" 1 ~ e•cai w cn,.Ps•• n1tacn ness un<ler tl1e l1ct1t1ous CJ Farley H•r. 11)!!1Comm1,no11 1-oltoqe 015111,1 requests aulhonfy 10 TM aa&zad Pf099f1r It de· known ano aesignateo at CHAMA£ qs C •' v ... .o,, 1 , , ,. ,. 1, 1 11 1 om 19l:l<.I m!'nt 1 11 Shf'll pot '"'" 2 bu.,1ness name or names Temple H111~ Or L aquna Boaro ot rr .. st"'fl~ 111 ~11 admtnlSler Che "Cale
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Cafttet Drift Wetl, s-1· Report dS pr1itom1nanl" I NEER s Af Pf)>•' Ml • PuCiloStl!'(] Ord1'(jt' L ·~· Be c 9 61)1) oOJ8CIK>fl ID Che CHIO ,.__ , TO HEA~ A "'" "[ , FICTITIOUS BUSINESS t;eltres 610NPwpnrt(.pntprlod11, Ptto)f Jan""'' !1> ,J AM ER1(.AN MA tNTEN a<.l'l A '2 '"Q any ano all IJH'.15"' 10 and _..__ ooodpe n -CA '2701. YCM.1 111.o approveo as well asto fPlP R I '' NAME STATEM ENT 0 • Su•lfl 1010 Newoon 1r.i9o ANCE SERVICE 8113Cer Kenne t,.. A Woltson watvf'any1ro~ul8•t "so11n h .,.....__ tf!ltl< cause
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directed lo Forfelt11r• IMPROVEMENTS WHt(H 'HE lliOR., ••A ...... (>()rl 811~ (,n~ta MPSd 00'1 Beacn CA 911>2'> P\8l.IC NOTICE lolOS Unit 1 HJ Stan1on <lucte<J by a Qe'1611tl part Ch•nc•llof, Butln•~· Af-r.:tion •• be h4Md on
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Cr.tc C..,tet Dfl¥e WMt, unOer these p1oceed1.,qs lr"ITRICf 01'! A;, I Q MAr·, 5n,.,1noto11 l309 N,.woorl TnP •r.q15tr an1 ~""' APPLICATION TO 011CtP'1n, Jn•nfl•v•d•ial mentpcl "' lr.trt\.trl ous I PubllSl'lf'tl ')rrng" Co~st West ~ C.nter Onva
...,._ Afta, CA '2701. UM 11118 .AsSH,ment 01<1tr1<.t are 1 ANO DE <;(.PIP riON<; l)A EIM~l1 C.a11r C126f> 1 menced to tr;ins~r 1 ""'' SELL ALCOHOLIC r "" •Pg• 511a"1 c "" """ uro.JPr lht "' !•l•nu\ Daty Piiot , '"" 1 , , 1 10 19270· ta Alla. CA
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.... Illa dt1p1ud of • af1t tM properttes located BEFORE T Hf ' Mf ,f 1 ,,,..,,, ,,ndpr 'h" 1,r1,110,,, F4431'3t ptyi,,g •o lht! Department "' 1990 F443235 Ooong bus•nes~ a~ ...-nee may be "' Ill ....,,,. andJ within the Assessment O•s FOR HEAR Nr. °FFfnnrr ousonf''I., no"'" "' namPS 1 Publlsn..a Orange Coast IAlcollohc Beverage Control F4437tl Puhl•sh"<l r)rang!' Coast I LEGAL EASE 4 l4 t Biren person or by your llltomey
Cede Sec:tton 11"8. trtcl I TO HEREIN <Sfe<l aoovt! on Junot1l'Y 10 Oa11y P1tot Dec.Pmber 16 23 to sell arcolloltc beverages Put1ltSht!IO Orange Coast Daily Pilot January 16 23 Su11" 208 N1>.,.~1ort Bt'ilth IF YOU ARE A
.I. 90Mll, Die-•OVNOAltlES OF PflOCEEOIHGS '·990 130 1990 February e 19'lQ 11 114 1 Nf'WPOrl r,,.n!Pr DRtt f P1101 Jar1uary n 30 30 1990 F1<1oru.irv 6 1q'l() Ca111 92660 CREDITOR Of a
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., T'IMM• J . llorrle, All proper!-ttlat t>enefof For all 1ntormat1or •Pla1' 1 ''"' 'tatPmt'nl ..,115 f,te<l . 47 ON SAL ( GENfRAL T 194 1209• Balm<)• ~1 Pl Cn,111 deceased you muse hie o..-tJ CMetflct AtlOfMJ trom tne wortcs of improve-, to thew P•OCPf'01nq\ '"" ,,111,, tr•P c.o .. nty Cieri.. 01 0 , P\lltlC NOTICE PUBllC f Ar •NG Pl A.IF P\8l.IC NOTICE MP~a C111o1 'l'2b< • your Claim wilt! the oour1 ~~ Orange Coett ment snau be assessed 101hear.n9 proceourl' <tNl 11 'l&nQI' Coonly on January 12 t.cen!>f' 1M1D•1C NOTICE Tn,., t." '"' ' ' l and ma.it a C09Y to l'le Deity Piiot Janu•t"f l6 23 pay a prOi)Orltonate ,tiare 01 an<l all ma11P" l~ S"t tr.n~. t'l90 FICTITIOUS •USIHESS Pub"'~'*" Orilng" G<Mst r~ K-54032 oJy&tf'<l r, 11 0 ,1 ... tul personal reptesenUltrve 30, 1990 Ille coats an<l exl)ef>ses 01 I a,,d conta1nPO or ilny " , , F"38ll NAME ST A TEMEHT Daily P1101 Januar, 1 1 1<1«n FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PU9LIC NOTICE T ,..,. , "l ~ t, "' 1 ;,m appointed by Ill& oour1
T-181 the improvements togelher ~ents Re,ot ''tin\ • PubltSOPO Oran9f' Coast rne IOllO'Wtng P""~ns d•& f;>l)O NAME STATEMENT HOH·JUOtCIAL m<:!ncf'd 10 tqn~,.,1 I ,,1 w 11h1n lou1 n·•ontflS lrom
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w1tf'l acqu1Stlton e1penses A en1!1ca1es •llPnt ,, Oa1•y Punt J<1nuery 21 'JO Oo•ng bus•nM s as I '1e I01tow1n9 person~ ar"' FORFEITURE Control ne,, unoer "'" r" !•nus Che dale of h~I OSSYance ol
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6 11 1990 IRAVElOOGE 1400 SE P\8l.IC NOTICE Ho lt-437t bu,•nes, ndml! ,,, ndm"'5 lell&B as prOYlded in ''""1111'111111111'11~•~· tr 1 ct t dent 1 t , ea a
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ignated Delow 189 BrtstOI S1reet San111 Ana ooing bu,iness .is On SePl""1!>4'r I.? 1q59 hstfKI abOv"' ,n ,. A se<:llOt'I g1()() of Ile llJBllJNlf 1119 .. PROPOSED BOUNDARIES ITEVE UOUM, PROJECT Cahl 92707 K·S4ZM OP MULllNS COM .it 1300 ADAM5 19 A Fr11ni.. B Lil"''''"'" Caltlorma Probate Code •••••ll-1i1.ll.lll11i1-ll.lll1M.1'111.W.~-lil-ll·OF ASSESSMENT OtS· ENOINllE", CITY OF Nr'#· James & >ranees Chen 16 FICTTTIOUS 9USINESS PANY
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Ouohn Hunr. COSTA MfSA Cat1torno11 T111s ''"'"m""' .. as lllf'<l The time IOt l1l1n9 cialnw TRICT NO 58 (CANNERY '°"T HACH, P 0 . BOX PtB.IC NOTIC[ Lyra 1rvme Gahl 92715 NAME STATEMENT ington Beac,, Calif 926'16 officers ot fh" Huntington ... 1th tl'le County Oil•• of Or wtl noc a•pra before loor
VILLAOEf has been ap-11•. NIEWPO"T BEACH, Y1Ho 8 Sn1anq Cn1ng r,,e IOllOWtng persons Me Dean Preston Muthns B;tacll POiice Dept S4!1180 1nge Coo;nt1 on Jitnu.try 16 monltls from tie he<111ng
GORDON proved by the 19<11s1a11ve CA t2tst, TELEPHONE FtCmlOVa aUatNESS Huano •">51 P1nyon t an" d»rno business as
20372 Oublln Huntm9tonl property lo• tortenure •n 1990 data noll08d llbove GEOR GETTE M body and lor att per11cutars (714)144-1311. NAME STATEMENT trvor1e Cahf 9"715 Soutnern Calft0<n1a Sa,es Beach C&lll 92646 lconnect1on w11nv1011111onsot F4437IO YOU MAY EXAMINE
OOROON, age 88, a 11 lhe t>ound1rtes refe<ence DATED: Dec. 27, 1Mt The tollow1ng Pf'rSOM atf' •n1s 1>•J.,1nes., ., con G1oup t 140 Monrov111 AvP Tnis Dusiness 15 con Hea1111 ano Safely C.ooe Sec Publt,hed tJ•~ngP Coast the A6e kepi by 1tW court II "'...... d 11 mede to said map on ltle lr-htlef, CITY CLERK OOnlg bu,,ness 115 duCl#;!Cl Dy ii general pert co .. ta MPsa CA 92627 ducted by an rnOiv•<luat ttons to NII I 1351 D11ty P1101 J0111111rv n 30 you oil• • pet"90n
9&A•;r Y~ real ent o ( with the transcript ot 1114"4! (_,.tent), CITY Of HEW· 11t8ASTA PASTA RES· nersl11p HOlby Co Inc A C .111 ltie •eg•st1an1 cnm rne e<111ma1e<1 11ppro1'led February 6 13 1990 tnlf>fasled in the ..ate. Newport Be a ch proceec:llnga 'ORT •EACH. STATE OF TAU RAN T t2IREG A ROS ro .. •'IQ•Sf•ilnt com 1orn1o corr''""11on mpnc&CI to transact nus• vatue of lhe property'' r 195 youmaylileWlthtlaoourt peMedawayonJanu-COST OF CALIFO"HtA. RESTAURANT li55 w menceo 1() trans>1c1 nus• t740 M o nro'"'' AvP ness unde< the hctit•ous S9675 57 f llfl"4'1Ze<l prop a lormal Rewest tor
arv 19 1990 Sh IMPflOVIEMUfTS Publl•hfld OranQI' (.1,11st Ba~er St c 4'0Q c0.,111 nes\ unCler thP 11c;11ttOu\ C.oS!a Mf'"!i CA 9:>6"7 bu~tness name 0
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1m"" erty •S Oescr•bf'ld in follow, P\8l.IC NOTICE Speoal Notl09 ol Ile llW!Q -p~ ~-· e was The total uttmaceo cost Daily Pilot JMiu11r 1 .' l 2" Met111 Calif 'l2626 bus•nP5'1 nam" .,, nAme~ Tn1s ous•nes~ ., con listed i,bove on Jimutlfy 16 SI t78 25 Un1111d Stat.i~ of an inventory ana Mt~mrnander of of the worltt ol Improvement t990 Craig 011m1 65S w Fla~er llsltt<l anov" on ianu<1•'t 1 <lucteo ov 11 corporAt1on 199° Currency S 1 919 00 United FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ap~lllSAI of •Ille -• the Newport Beach for the Assessment O.strict 1m;o, St c. 209 co"e M f',a t990 Tne 1eqistrii nt com Deen P Mullin' States Currency $4.978 78 NAME 8TATEMEHT or of any petition or
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.. g · art M1 torlh as lottows Cnl•I 926~6 James Cl'len mence<l to tran••rt tit••• This statement was "'"<l Un11eo S1a1es Currency Trie to11ow1nn oe•sons ar" account as ptOvided in .. ion ~ '0 " w1111 Ille County Cterk ot Or Is 1 599 54 unitf'd Stnles " -250
AUX i 11 a r y . M r s . ttr~:~·~ 1i,.~;~8°cio Con-rtftlC NOTICE I s/0 ~~;~~ley C~~~aw ~:~!' w111,,h:~e s~~~;:;~~te::s0."~e:' ~~!~ne~;o~~~;" nr''c~~~~! enge County on Januaty t6 Currency oo~nf ubrut~~~~r~5
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Gordon la IUrvlVed by Estimated tnci<lentat E•· C11ht 92626 <1nge County on January 12 fisted at>OVf' on Mnunry 2 1990 Pursu ant 10 Section Pl ~A Costa Me'a Calif Aaqu4Mtl tor So9ci.t Notice her IOn Irvine J pansa1· S28.762 oo FICTITIOUS •uSINESS l ,,,, busine's ,, con 1990 1990 F443M
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Eaflmat•d Total Ctlst NAME STATEMENT duete<l Dy a nf>neral p1111 F4'3121 Holby Co Inc I om Pubhsl1ed Or!lnQe Coast HHlll1 and Salet~ Code Londa Jo DeNoco111 1563· oour1 c:letk.
a___ 0 ewport 1203.650 oo Tiie lotlow•nQ persons ii•" nersnip " Puohst>t!<l Oran~ c 03,. Holbroolo. Pre,i<lent Daity Pilot January 23 30 I P1oce<lurff to lorfM th•I G Santi Ana Caftl 91627 AhOfr'!Y fOt ~•tlonat: ~h. FuneraJ ser-Ettlmalltd Contribul on d01ng bus1,,ess flS r ne , 991,1,ant com I Da1ty P1101 January 23 JO This 5tatemt-nt w!ls hied Feoruary 6 t3 l990 properly without 1ud1c1at L1u11 Robertson Law 296 Henv E. WHtov•, Eaq. vices will be con-17,000 oo TENNIS LESSONS BY menced 10 tran,act bus• ~eb•uary 6 13 1990 w1tl'l 111e County C~rlt 01 O•· T-t96 Proceedtngs tre und., w1y 16th Ptace =-A Costa Mesa Wnf0"'9f & Matlhewa
ducted 9:30 A.M Balaoca to Auessment l(EN 1300 AOams Avenue nau under ll'le 11c1111ou., T-tq() a
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nge County on J11nuary t8 II you claim an tntefest to C111t 92627 1111 hyslda Of. I• 150 Thunday in BROWN S tlle,1150 00 • 150 Costa Mes11 Cahl ~•MSS name 01 names 990 f'tll.JC N()TlC( tntt PtOPf!fly you must This but1neu ,, con COfon9 Oaf Mat , CA
PftOCHOtHOI 921126 1t11ed abOve on Januar,. 15 PtlltlC NOTICE I F"4111 '""'"1" 30 days ol tile llrst Oucted by co-part~s 92635 C 0 L 0 N I A L AM> IONOS Kannetn Allen Gato 1990 PubllSl'led Ort1n~ COHI FICTITlOUS .U-11 put>Ocauon ol tlltt Notkle Tile registran t com-Orwioa eo.t 0.-Y PikM CHAPEL. Sani. Ana. Slid proceadlnQs for lhis t300 Aoams AvenuA 15G Cra19 Or•ml K·M07t 0111y Pilot January 23 30 NA• STATWMINT nie • verrlled cl111m 91attng m.nced 10 transsct bus• Jan 22, 23, 29, 1!XIO
Iniennent will follow AtMStrnent Oistrtct <1hatt be Cotti Mesa Call! 926:.>6 This statement was ttteel NOTICE Of' 1990 i:ebrual"( 6 t3 1990 The lollaw1ng pettons a1e your lnteresc •n 111e seized neu un<ler 111e l•Cl•t•ous in F-•-to..-tied and !Mien pursuant 10 Th11 business is con wlfl1 the County c1.,,i. 01 0 , SALE OF n o4 d0<ng buSlnasa as pr099rty with 1118 C~ll of business name nr n1m~ Pta.JC NOTICE ... ,,.ven Mem· Iha ··Murnc~ lmpro,,_,1 ducted by 11n 1notv1du11
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nge County on Jt1nuary 16 A8ANOONIO ""IONAL CHRI S T 0 PH ER R Che Orange County SupetlOI lttled ebOve on J11nuary 1 __ ..;..;;.;;;.;;;.;;....:..;.;;.;..:.:;:_ __ #taJ Park. Brown Acl 01 11113 .. (0M9'0n t2 01 The registrant com 990 "'°""TY f'tll.tc NOTIC£ S T E v E N S O N Courc 100 C1v1C Center 1990 NOTICE Of' Colonial Mortuary the Streett and 111Q1'1ways m«lCed to lfltnllct I>\.!'' F443T72i Nohce 11 hereby glvet\ thet ENTERPRISES 1555 MeN Ortve West Santa Ana CA Linda O.nico11 PU•UC AUCTION IJlraetorl. 5"2 SIMSt ' Coda o4 the State of Call· ,,.. under tl'le t•cht1ou1 Pubhsl1.cl Orange Coasc under, and purtuant to Sec-K-M147 Verda Or East •28L Costa 112701 UM the Control No Th11 1t1tement WH llled The undersigned wtM tell
------------fofnle), Bonda shall be It· ~'"namf! 01 na~s Daily Ptlol January 23 3o l t10n 11188 ol the Celtlorn11 flCTITIOUSIUltNlll Mesa.CaHI 112626 above 1n any cor-wflhthaCounty Clerk ot Or-t tput>l1C•uct1ononthe5th IUad 10 rapr-1 unpaid Hated above on Noveml>fl1 February 8 13 1990 cMI cod•. the prcpe<ty llsled NAMI •TATWMINT Chrleopttar Er1c Robert rapon<JenGe e1nge County on January t6 <lay of February 1990 11
llfHlmanll in eocordance 1, 111811 r _ 193 below bellved co be at>en-The loltowlng P9'10nl .,8 Steveoaon. 1555 Mesa 11 yout ctaim 11 not Umely 990 10 00 AM at Empire $41f
wltll 111a "lmptovemen t Kannatn All4!n Ylle' donect by JOE AVILA dba EL doing bl.rttneat as Verde Or Eaat •26L. Coata llted. Iha Oittrtcl Attorney's FoWSm Storage, 961 w 17th St ~ Arct of 11115". (Olvlaton Thl9 tlatement was llled RANCHITO RESTAURANT, Marina LIQUOf, 8115 W Mesa. Calll 112828 Oft!Qe wlll declare the prop-Put>llahed Ora.nge Coest Coe1a Mesa. CA
tO of Mid Coda) Following wfttl the County C~rk of Or· rtll.JC N()TlC( and/or SALVADOR AVILA 191h St , Coall Meu, CA Thlt butlnffs 11 coo-arty Oeecrlbad tn lhlt Nolie. Dally Piiot Jenuary 23, 30 1058-Wllllam Sctiallmo-
"'9 confirmation of the a,. Col.inly on Janu•t"f 12. and MARGARITA AVILA 111754 dueled by an 1ndMdu8l co be lorfeltad co Che Stace February&. 13 1990 Record Album•.-"" a rack,
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111tty (30) dlya wlN be Iii<>'#• f .al11 NAMI ITAftMINT TAUAANT, Ind/at BARAY Linda Way. Santa Aoa, CA martcad to t1an1act bl.Ill· dla90Md of U proVldad In KobtllCh-racotda. tatf'la.
ad fO m.-. paymanf of Publltlled Orange CoHt The fottowlng pereons •r• HERMANSON dbl EL 112704 n•• under the ftCtltiOUI HMlttlandSafatyCodaSac· boXH, etc., 2038-0aorge
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In oelf\ and Dally PHot January 23 30 dol~ bl.r1lnaa1 U CAMINO REAL or CHAN-Ann Trieu Sarn, 31 13 S bulllnatm n1ma or nlt'Ma lion 11489. Ston.bo,n & fttlng cabl-tM unpaid bel-~ttran February& t3, 1990 W LL-BOX INVESTORS. TAY, LTD . wt1oM taat Id· Linda Way, Bente Ana, CA llllad abo-..on·October 17, TMOMAaJ.aOMll,.,.._ net: 2119-J. Tellar·tafrlgaf·
T • 1112 2908 Cllff Ortva, Newport dr ..... ware 2875 lrvlna Aw· 92704 1"9 lrtlOt A...,_, •tor, lul'fllture. bo••. ate .. r--------------------1 Baac:h' Calif 92ee3 anua, 9ulktlng 1·A 1, ea.ta Briar\ Sam. 1126 Garfield. CM1 Sl-.on ., ThaM.. J, 9ettla, J030.Hanatta Elliot1·9letao Cll~I=-A W••. 21)()1 Mall. C111fornla Hll27 Monterey Peril, CA IH7s.4 TNt 1111_,I wu filed .,.,.., '*4"91 A...,..., & tape dacil, lurnlable, • ~ Baach, and/0< 3030 Warn. A,,'. Tam Ngoc Sain. t 12& Get-with tM County Clar1I of Or· Pvbitthad Oranoa Co .. t fllrnlturl & OlothM; 3059.
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