HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-06-11 - Orange Coast PilotTHE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS
GOOD
MORNING!
It's Monday, June 11. 1990,
and here's what's happenina:
OR.ANGE COAST WEATHER:
Morning low clouds will give
way to sunny skjcs.
Teday'a kip/Jew 11/U
Yesterday's hi~/low 66/~I
Tomorrow's h1&h/low 68/62
SPORTS:
Majer 1.-pe a.MMll:
SU Diep I, DM1en l •
Tesu I, Mpla l w.wo.,:
~MJa•.u.s.A.1
NBA Ftul1:
Delnll au. P•rtlaM IH
24-HOUR HOTUN•
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INSIDE THE NEWSROOM:
Over-aclliever: Those people
...._-+--wh&--leutcd hetMtCWly-hired
Huntington Beach City Ad·
ministrato r Michael U beruap
as f oing above and beyond the
cal of duty weren't kjdding.
An Oru1e Coaat Dally Piiot
staffer trying to determine who
won the "Run for the Pier" in
Huntingto n Beach thought he
would get the run-around
when he made a Sunday eve-
ning caJI to a "for infor-
mation" phone number on a n 1er for the event
Instead, he aot Uberuap.
Little did the Piiot staffer
know' when he made fhe can
around sixish on June J that
the phone number on the fl yer
was the main number for
Huntihgto n Beach City Hall.
After a few ri ngs. a man
answered. The Pilot staffer
asked for race information.
The man on the other end
explained that he was C'ity Ad·
ministrator Michael Uberuaga
and that he was the only per-
son at City Hall.
"I'm just trying to catch up
on some things." Uberuaga
said.
MONDAY, JUNE ll, 1990
Our All-Star ·Academic Team
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The Or•nge Co•lt D•llJ ..-1ot'1 All-SS.r AcHet1tk Te .. Chin •nd l1tandlh9J J•n• Wey, G.cll brleVJ, Mkhelle
lnclude1111e•ted front leftt John Yoft9, P .... el• Lu, Annie Thomas, Mitchell T .. 1 and M•I fthanl.
&lltor's otC': .411-srar teams Dre normally
the stuff of the sports section. But all thmgs
change. This is the first-evt:r Oru_1e C..al
Dally Piiot 4// tar 4 cadem1C' Team
The academic squad includes the top
students from Huntmgton Beach. Fountain
Valley and Irvine. Nett week. the Dally Piiot
will unveil the Academic All-Star Team rrp-
re~ntmg high schools from Newport Beach,
Costa Mesa and Laguna Bea h.
We asked <·ach member of the academic
squad to note ~h1ch high school they'll be
vaduallnf from. ~h1ch college the) will attend
in the fa/ and to answer the question: ··Does
lcarnmg come cast/) 10 )OU or did }OU have
some obstacles to O\'ercomc?" .
M~elle Iva Titomas
Foutain Valley Hip Scbool
Yale Unb'crsUy
.. tress at ttmes. and just a smile at
others."
Gadl Barlevy
U•lverslty Hl11t Scltool
UC Berkeley
"My parents wen-an 1nsp1ra11on to me,
and they taught me to wo rk ha rd and study. I
was also encouraged by my fnends. who
worked right along with me. and one of whom
(Mitchell TS31) wa'I co-valed1cton an wi th me "
MUellell Tsai
UnlversUy Hlglt Scbool
Stanford University
"In my childhood, my parents pushed m e
academically as all Asian parents do. However.
at Ul( be&J.nnJn&..Df ha.h sd1ool~m)' parcnt.sJeft
me to find a wa> fo r m)sclf. It helps when the
compc:t1t1on 1s also )-Our best fnend. Gad1
Barlevy. It lowc~ the su e s le\el
"I would hke to thank Les Johnson and
the Junior Classical League for gJvins me a
chance to find myc;elf. I beheve tha t Univers1t)
has removed ma n) of m obstacles in m y
learning. The faculty has provided a n educ.a·
uon. which not only teaches yoo. but in·
v1gorates your 1maginat1on and mou vates your
desire to learn ..
Mal Pham
(Please sec AU·STAR/llack P•I
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Votes a
relatives'
projects
debated
Amburgey $ays _
ordinance would
violate hts rights
1y TONY DOOERO
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COST A MESA -A debate over
whether a C11y Council member can
vote on a relat1 ve's project has flared
up again.
A pet1t1on dnve by a Costa Mesa
man has prompted the council to
request City Attorney Thomas
Kathe to draft an amend ment to the
eity's conflict-of-interest ordJnance.
Kathe said he 1s in the process of
ruhng on the constitutionality of
such an ordinance. and he will issue
a dec1s1on on the matter this week.
The controversy began last March
after C'ounetlm11n GfV Amburgey
sent a letter to residents hv1ng near
a housing prOJCCt that was being
developed by his son Ron Am·
burgey.
The letter sought to clear up what
Amburgey believed were m1sconcci>-
t1ons about hts son's proJect. And
Amburge) later cast the swing vote
that approved the de\Clopment.
That action b ) the c;enior Am·
burgey was cnt1e11ed by some Costa
Mesa residents a'i a conflict of
interest. a charge Amburge)' denied
because he said he has no financial
interest 1n h1~ son's projecl.
However, Roger Blanchard. a res1·
ent wn o opposed Ro n mbUrJCy's
development staned a pcuuon
dnve that was presented to the
co uncil at its last meeting.
Blanchard's pe11t1on calls for ao
1n1ua11 ve that "'ould stop elected
officials from voung on a rcla11ve's
prOJCCt
Scc)ong to \tem Blanchard's in·
1t1at1ve. the council then took action
and voted 3-2 to draft a similar
ordinance of its Olil. n.
Amburgey. who voted apinst
a rat\ing such an ordinance. said not
only 1s the proposal an act of vind1c·
(Please se~ VOTE/hdc P•I
Ubcruaga then s h uffied
some papers. got up from his
desk and. after a search of
various offices. returned with
the phone number to the firm
handling the race results.
The number he forwarded
was for a recorded message
saying the office was closed.
2,000 walk in Irvine to fight AIDS
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JRVINE -They came on foot
and on roller skates. They came w11h
church groups. with school groups
and with friends. Ther came with
babies 1n strolleM. with dogs o n
leashfs and w11h Walkmans on their
New life
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Newport
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NEWPORT BEACH -Some de·
scribe the strip as "seedy," others as
"quaint."
But whatc~er they Yy, most
people in the Old Newport
Boulevard area I aaree the row of
small offices and motels between
Newpon and No nh Newport
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heads
A.nd while most of the more than
2.000 "ho pan 1c1patcd in the fo urth
annual AIDS Walk Ora nge County
Sunday cam e to have fun. they also
came with a p\Jrpose.
The diverse group tha t trekkrd
along 6.2 miles of Irvine streets on
ly AMANDA \I/RAY
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY -John
Bovbcrg, he's "the teacher to get."
Bovberg. a 19-year veteran of
Fountain Valley High School and
the Oru1e Coaat Dally · Piiot's
Teache r of the Year for FVHS. is
also a teacher to wa tch out for.
Besides gemna his students to
dress in raas and eat soup while
studying the 0eJ>(Usion. the 42·
year-old U.S. history teacher never
foraets an idfosyncrasy.
After puttina his students throuah
plays. debates. mock in1crv1eW5 and
historical news broadcasts, he takes
time at the end of the year to
recosnize their effons.. He doesn't
limit h11 honon just to aaidem1c
ldlicvement. tho~.
lovbera aivcs students .. antsy"
awards. "mo tor mouth" awards and
"I'd rather be in Flonda" awards -
for those who complain the most
about the air co nd111oncr.
f or the "Rip Van Winkle" or
.. whiplash" award, last week he
jolred about the winner's tendency
toMldenly hf\ hit hrad ofTtht desk. The tlMs llttrrtd t ood·nllurcd1y u Bovt:\ lookr<t at a yount~man 11
the of the room.
"ly d9c WI), have }OU ever no-
dctd Joe when he tea\trt the class? He hu a red mark \>n his forthrad."
lovbera hrld up a rope for the
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a sticky. O\ercast ·morning helped
ra1St' an estimated S330.000 1n
pledge do nation ...
But they also ra ised community
awareness a nd under .. tanding of a
deadl) disease. said Patnc1a C rane.
a c~ha1r of Sunday's e~ent
Community education was one of
. .
the goals of thr walk "hen 11 was
conce1\ed in I Q86 and has remained
a major pan of the "alk's m1ss1on.
Crane ~1d.
"The wal k came out of sc eral
agenc1e<o who \3" the need for
educa11on and fund-ramng." Crane
1 said Thr "all . "h1ch had been
succe sful 1n l o A.ngelcs. seemed
the ans"er to both needs. she said
The first )-Car. pan1c1pat1on and
support came la rgely from the gay
community. Crane said That year.
1.400 walke"' helped raise SI R8.000
for local group' IO\Olvcd an AID
IPIHse I~~ AIDS/llack Pagel
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CW People/ ew
Ship c[!rries 38 mllliQn gallons of o~I
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Oun Qief Peay Officer Todd Na.on said. .. We've Sot bunai111
c:nMle oil rollilll oft"tbe Item into aM
water." Authorities aJso said they
ftte concerned that the ship's slft'll
•POeated tO be listina. -The five explosions hit nearly I th
days after a blast and fire-killed at
leut two crew memben and forced
evacuation of the 85J..foot-lona Nor-~n tanker Mep Bora in lhe Gulf
of Mexico. They were the latest in a
series of smaller explosion• that
beaan Saturday afternoon.
The ship's stem, where the fire
was concentrated, has dropped by 58
feet since the first explosion Satur-
day, iodicatina eitbcr that tbe carao
bad shifted or the Mcp Bora was
takfna on water, Coast Guard Lt.
Cmdr. Frank Whipple told a Sunday
eveninf news conference.
.. We re uncertain what that
means,'' Whipple said earlier.
•h01 aot eood," laid Nlln• -We
doa't know tbe poaibiliay ot it liDk· ~~ii • ..,., cbaace
ol lbl abip ainlral dM J.eln die
a11J11I •" bl lilid.. -we-.. llil op4i 'aic IMt IM .-., ud cmlO can ... •wd ii dllle ii ID ~ve ftae8-•'11 opm9lkm. •
By 9 p.a., tbe _., llld acMliled.
wi\b die tect s feel 9boft tbe
water's IUlface. •id a-t Omrcl ~y <>mcer Howard J. Holma..
The lalll\ bl8l1I. wbicb bepn lale
in the IDOfDilll and ceded UOUDd 12:30 p.m., c::ame lbonly after man-
ben of a ulv• tam boarded the
crippled lbip to beain a full«ale
assault on tbe blaze. They were off
the ship before the blasts ~n. and
there ~ no RPOrta of iluuria.
Memben of &be Smit America
Galveston Bay Salv• Team, hired
by the ship's owners, weR able to
lhut off some valves to the lbip'~
tanks, Whipple told an earlier briefJ
ina. 'I . A sp1 I about one male Jona north
of the vcuel and one about lO milea
Iona to the south were visible Sun-
day evenina. Prevailin1 curTenta and
winds were cxpec1ed to J?Usb &be oil
towards a I SO. to 200-miJe IU'etCb of
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Ml*er _,.., es11lo110111 rodsM di• Norw•1t111 '81111• Off
die co.t of a.lveston, Te• ...
Tcus coast between Freeport and
Corpus Christi.
Thou11nds of feet of containment
booms were being brou~in as a
precaution in case a SP.ill
. developed. The tanker, 1 miles
southeast of Galveston, held 38
million pllons of Hdtt crude oil.
The mapitudc of the potcnt.ial
spill from the tanker cu be
emphasized by a compariton with
two 01her recent oil spills. The
Euon Valdez, the tanker that
caused the Alaskan oil ~ leaked
11 million aallons of oal and the
American Trader spilled 2SQ,OOO
gallons of oil at Hunti..,aon Beach.
---By Th .u.dai.4 PrH1
Man believed world's oldest' oc saloon owner gunned down
SANT A ANA -A 11loon owner was aunned :.:.n~PMPHHfl -. .
dies in his sleep at age~ 11 2· down · in the parkin& lot of ~is establ~shm~t
lhonly after midniabt Saturday tn a shoonng wath
no apparent motive, police said.
The public address announcer for the Bren Events Center and
scveraJ other major basketball events around the Los An&eles area
over the years. He is best known along the Orange Coast for his wort
with UCI basketball and the Big West Conference basketball
to urnamenL He will do 1he Fabulous 44 C.lifomia Slate All-Star
BasketbaJI Game coming up at the Bren Center on June 24. The
assistant boys basketball and journalism teacher at Sanla Ana
Century High School. K.a1z resides wi th his wife and two children
in Irvine.
.. h sounds phon} but 1rue. When I was a little bo)', 1 alwa)'
wanted-ro De-a spons-announcer. sold tum the TV sound off and
do the games myself And when I said what I wanted to be in class
at school. I'd say a sponscaster. By a quark. when I was in hi&h school
in 1968. the) needed somebody to do PA for our high schooT baseball
team. I dad m) best John Ram~y (the late longtime professional
spons pubhc address announcer an LA) impression with a soprano
voice."
PA BACKGROUND--------
LONtS0N -Former coal miner
John Evans. regarded by the Guin-
ness Book of World Records as the world'~ oldest man, died in his sleep
early Sunday, his daughter-in-law
said. He was I 12.
Betty Evans said he died in a chair
beside his bed at his cottage in
Forest-fach. near Swansea. Wales,
after feeling "a little unwell" for a
few days.
The genial Welshman firmly be-
lieved hi s longevi ty was due to not
drinking, smoking. swearing or -&am·
bling.
"But some part of it is taking hot
water in the morning ... (w11h) a .
....smalLbil oLhoneyJ:xe been ~na -
that since I {cured," he told the
British Broadcasting Corp. on his
I 11th binhday in 1988.
The 1990 Guinness Book of Re-
cords said Evans was considered the
world's oldest laving man because he
had a binh ccr11 fica1c proving his
age.
It sa)s 1he oldrs1 laving person
whose binh dale ca n be au1hen-
tica ted 1s a 11 5-)'ear-old woma n.
Carne C'. \\'hue. born in Gadsdtn.
Fla .. on Nuv. 18. 1874. She lives an
a numng home an Palatka. Fla.
Evans \\3\ born on l\ug. 19. 1877.
when Queen V 1ctona was on the
Briush th rone. H<.' staned wurkang
1n coal mmes when he was 13. and
only stopped at age 73 because of
National Coal Board manda1ory re-
tirement rules.
-By nr AISoclared Prus
The victim, Donald Hendrickson. 47, wu BRIEFS
staDdina in the parkina lot of bis bar the Top Hat,
2534 W. 17th St .. when he was struck in the head
by a sin&le bullet. said Santa Ana Police Sgt. Joe
Esther. . Hendrickson was 1aken to Western Medical
Center where he was pronounced dead, . Esther said. .
While he owns the bar here, pohce were uncertain where
Hendrickson lived, Esther said. .
Witnesses could not say how many shots were fared and police
had no information about the type of gun, no suspects and no known
motive for the attack, he added.
Santa Au Police have asked anyone with information about the
incident to call detectives at 834-4801.
Man arr~ted following chase
AJI ll=RT N - A mm_ who tried to ~lude police in fullerto.n
was shot at and la1er arrested following a chase in which one officer
was dragged alongside a stolen car. police said.
Two Fullerton officers were assisting in a proba1ion department r"I sweep Saturd_ay when they noticed two men fightin1 at about
I 5 p.m. in the 600 block of West Roberta A venue. said Fullttton
Police Department Sit. Neal Baldwin.
Both men ran when the police stopped to break up the fiaht .
Baldwin said.
Francisco Montano. 18. pushed aside bystander Aide Tostado,
18_. jumped into the ~oman's car and 1ried to drive off. the scraunt
saad.
Officer Derick Boyd. wh o chased Montano. reached into the car
to shut off the ignition. but he was dragged alongside the car as
Montano drove ofT. Baldwin said.
. Boyd suffered a scratched leg before falling from the car, police
said. The second officer fired six shots at Montano but did not hit
him, Balqwin said.
Minutes later. additional police o 1ccrs arTested"'Monfano, wbo
was booked for Tobbery. grand theft auto and agravated assault on
a police officer. Baldwin said.
His first opponunl\} came wh ale majoring an 1ele-
commun1cauons at Pasadena C'ity College. when he began announc-
ing NBA summer league game<> at Cal State LA . Katz did those
games until th~ league mo\-ed to Loyola Marymount m 1982. He's
been the vOJ~<! of the Big West tourney (formerly Pacific Coast
Athle11c Association) since 1977. He was the official Uken bac.k-up
PA an r977-78. A graduate of Long Beach State, he did 49crs football
games for seven years and 49ers baslce1ball until moving on to do
solely UCI games in 1987. FClr three years, Katz did both. And
iromcall}'. the only game he's massed al UCI since he beg.an in 198.S
was the Bren Center opener an January 1987.
"It's lund of strange. A lady came up to me at Long Beach and
said. 'Aren't you the voice of Cl. too?' So it wa s kind o( a
schizophrenic thang. I had moved to the Irvine area. there was the
conflict between Long Beach State and UCI and I was coaching at
Santa Ana High. so I elected to sta y at Irvine."
Rebels said to win control of ·
Liberia's international airport
Police were looking for 1he second man involved in the fiahting.
Injured cyclist's condition upgraded
HUNTINGTON BEACH -A susl)C('ted drunken motorcyclist
injured in a Friday afternoon collision with a car here was listed in
fa ir but stable cond111on Sunda} after his transfer from a hospital
intensive care un it. HIS FAVORITE PLACE TO WORK--
"I've worked all the ma1or arenas and the Bren Events Center
1s b> far the most d ynamic arena I've been in, and I'm not Just saying
tha1 becauM' I work there most. It would make anyone sound good.
The wor<>t 1s 1he Sports Ar<'na. and at The Forum. yo u have to play
wath the microphone a b11.
IT'S NOT SO EASY--------
"I think the 1h1ng peopk have to undemand about the public
address system 1s at looks easy and as easy. but af yo u make a mistake.
somebody in the background will come back at you. Where in TV.
you don't haH· a live audience. Tele\ision has become such a major
factor. It's the fear of publtc address announcer when they come to
you for the starting lineups."
MONROVIA. Liberia -Rebels
won control of Liberia's 1nter-
na11onal airpon and recaptur<'d
most of a rubber plantation oulside
the embattled capital. witnesses said
Sunday.
The reports came on 1he eve of
planned peace talk 'i between the
rebels and President Samuel Doc's
government.
Hundreds of foreigners mean-
while converged Sunda) on a small
airfi eld in the capital 10 leave the
West Africa n nation on evacuation
fl ights.
ihe rebel'> now ma1n1a1n control
of most of this West African nation
of 2.5 million. The 5'/i-month-old
civi l war has left more than 1.000
dead:
The main Robcnsfield lnter-
nattonal Aarpon outside Monrovia
had already been closed for a wee k
by figh1ing.
Witnesses said Sunday the rebels
had taken Smell-No-Taste. a village
that had a small arm y garrison a few
hundred yards from the runway,
puuing the airport und<'r their con-
trol.
-By Tiie AHociated p~.,
Kenneth Snyder. 35. of Laguna Beach. was hos pitalized Friday
at UCI Medical Center an Orange wi th fractu res to his ~rvical
vertebrae and knees and lacerations on much of his body, hospital
spokeswoman Elaine Bena said.
"He's sllll going to be w1th us for a httle while." she said.
Snyder wasn't wearing a helmet when the 4 p.m. crash occurTCd
Friday at Beach Boulevard and Taylor Drive. He may be paralyzed
from the neck down becaust of his head in1uries. said Huntinaton
Beach Polic<' LI. Patrick Gildea.
Snyder was-!ra veling south on Beach Boulevard when his
motorcycle collided wi1h a car driven by Mirabelle Socorro. 34. of
Orange. Socorro wa s making a right turn from an eastbound lane
on Taylor Street onlo Beach Boulevard. Gtldea said.
The motorcycle struck the left side of 1he car and the two
vehicles careened over the center line into the northbound lanes.
Socorro was unhurt in the crash. Gildea said.
"The one I remember mosl. when I was first s1an1ng ou1 doing
games at The f orum. I kept telling myself. 'The Forum isn't going
to get to me. a public address sys1cm as a public address system, a
basketball coun as a basketball eoun.' It was the California all-stars
against the Soviet Union's high school kids 1n 1976. and Marcus
Hamilton played for 1he California team. I got on the mike way early
and was practicing. o;aymg. 'Marcus Johnson (Milwaukee Bucks
player) because 11 sounded neat. Theo before the game. I said, "No.
44 from Verbum Dc1 High. Marcus Johnson.' People I know on the
East Coast heard me say 11 ton telcv1SJon) ·_The ~ Lwnc.mbtr _
is 'Act like .it didn't happen.' That's t·he thing I did learn from the
course of hstening 10 01her pubhc address announc~rs."
-Suicide machine woman called a
'pioneer' for death with·dignity
. l!'vesugators determined at the t\ospital that Snyder was
intmucated. \
Romanian drowns off Huntington
PORTLAND. Ore. -A woman
who used a controversial machine to
commit su1c1dc ra ther than li ve
throu~ the mental destruction of
Alzheimer's disease became a "pion-
eer in the ·battle fo r death with
di ity," her minister said Sunday.
TRADEMARK -----------
nen.ds. aod_rcl;u ves aa.there<1 aJ
the First Unitarian Church here for
a memorial service for Janet Elaine
Adkins. 54. who daedJast Monday in
Michigan.
An exceptio nal woman an life.
He didn't rea lize ii a1 first. but his line for a 3-point basket -
"3-point basket by Scott Brooks, 3-point basket!" -has become
somewhat of a s1gna1ure.
"Janet would become famous in
death," said th e Rev. Alan G. Deale.
~'The public attention that her
<Jeath has received is an indication
of the level of interest in this
phenomenon." he said.
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"I have supponcd Janet's right to
dtcide when she would end her life."
Deale said. adding that the Unit-
arian Church suppons "death with
dignity.·•
The Uni1arian Uni versalist As-
sociation in 1988 adopted a resol-
ution thal, -acknowledging circum--
stances in which the inherent dignity
of life may be compromised. sup-
ported the right to die in accordance
with one's own choice.
"She desired control over her own
decision in this matter." Deale said.
"To die a little later. or a little
sooner. does not matter," he said.
What matters is "to live bravelf· to
love wisely, to sec how bcautifu the
trees arc. and even 1he sea -to
enjoy the world ... " I
Mn . Adkjns had planned the joy-
ful. hourlona ceremony before
travel ina to Michipn, where Qr.
1 Jack Kevorkian hooked her up to
the suicide machine he invented.
She touched a bunon. releasina an
ananhetic followed by a lethal injec-
tio~. Seconds later. she was dad.
, • Janfl loved life. but she didn't
fear death," said her friend. Judy
Humil\on. A spiritual ptnon. Mrs.
Adkins 11w death 11 a passins into
the ne~t phate of her ~arch for the
ultimate truth. Humiston said.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH - A tourist from Eastern Europe
drowned Friday when he got caugh1 in a riptide while on an outing
with friends to Huntington Beach.
'.fhe victim. whose name was withheld pendina notification of
relauves. was pronou!'ccd dead at Pacifica Community Hospital at
3:40 p.m .. said Huntington Beach Police Lt. Patrick Gildea.
The man, a Romanian in his 30s. had aonc for a swim on the
beach nea~ PacifkC'oast Highway and Beach Bou\evatd. At fin\,.~
accompanied children to the water line. then he andually made his
way out 10 deeper surf. Gildea said.
At 2:30 p.m .. his rriends noticed he was in troublt and called
lifeguards. They pulled him from the rou~ waves and worked with
pa.ramcdics to revive him as !hey took him to the holpital. Gildea
said.
-By Th Aaedate4 Pref•
News of the weird ,
Judge says dogs can't visit
jailed animal rights ac;tivist
HARTFORD ~ A jailed a~imal rilhts activist may DOI have 1 visit
fTom . ~ d• wh1fe lht 1wa1tt sentendna on an auempced murder conv1ct1on, a Jud&c ruled. y.s. District J~ Peter C. Doney Nied Friday that 111~ correction
otficia1' are ~t ~·ted to allow Fran Stephanie Tnnt's four dop so visit her at the Naantac pn10n for women.
' . T~'l llW)'er. John Williams. •id he will pttN on wilh elJont IO allow
VISltl wnh her clop after Trutl II lefttenc:ed.
.. ,,., ~Y 10 make a job about O.ii. .. Wilhams 11id ..... , the truth of
tbt mauer " her clop m her only ftieftcb."
For the r•cord Under • plea .-men•. Trun ia npea~ to be aen1ellelld in July ao ~ a term WI Wbuld lftd w.11 31, 1991.
.. An Ckceptioft in the plaintiff's aituation will nrovidc 1 ... far ~ Ir 11 rite Or-.. C-11 DUiy reQuall by odml ud b al IOftl of ntmah, .r D0r., laid. •
Pllel'• policy ro promprl,, cor-T~n. ~ ph1ded no coca• in April to 1 ~ "* *' ...... a =:',~°'or'f:::~,;::. =:.:.:-:.:::. t: ~~ ..... Corp., in• W•PI 10 WI die
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Russian a quick
stucty In · capltallsm
Health ·care, appeara'-"ce, n~w car
~come house guest's obsession
I n Saturday•• column
we introduced you
to a 21-year~ vi1-
itor from MOICOw. Ivan (not ( hit real name; he 1tiU fears
the KOB) vi11ted Oranae
County u a pest of Bob and Mars Hdlender of Yort.
Unda and Donna and Jerry Fred
Nonb of Costa Mesa. This is MartJn the rest of his story. '
Takina Ivan out to eat
was a niabunare ... His table
manners are atrocious," Jerry said ... At McDonald"s be aie IO much
he aot lick -tWit there. .
"We took htm to our yacht club one niaht and be ordered two
complete dinners. He had a steak dinner, a puta dinner then two
deuertl. He seemed to feel just fine, and I think he wouid have aone
beck for more if we had let him."
The hiah point of Ivan's dinina adventures on the Oranae Coast
came when the Norths took him to dinner at the Sizzler across from
UCJ. ''He started catina with his hands, riaht off the buffet,•• Jerry
shuddered. "We finally convinced him he could have all he wanted,
but he had to put it on a plate." That Ivan did -four times. The
waitress told the-Norths she'd-never seen anyone pile-so ~1rfe>Od
on a plate.
Ivan's fascination didn't end with food. "He wu posseued to
drive thinp," Jerry remembered. "We went up Harbor Boulevard
to look at the auto dcalcnhips and I thouaht he was aoina to jum.P
out of the car. Then he saw one with a 'nothina-down' 1ip1 on it
"l can walk in and act that car for nothina?" Ivan asked. Jerry
pvc him the bad news that he'd 'need a aood credit ratina and a
JOb. "What do f>cople make? How can I aet a job? How can I aet
a loan? How can I get collateral?" Ivan wanted to know.
Ivan aot the hang of capitalism rapidly. "He's.a p-eat shopper
and he'd spend days looking for the lowest prices •• Donna North
remembered. "He desperately wanted ii pair of SOI Levis and he read
every ad he could find in the Times, the Resister and the PUet. Then
one day he announced that wt were going to Mervyn's. because they
had the cheapest price on SO Is."
Health care and his appearance were two more of lvan•s·
obsessions. He constant.ly looked in mirrors and primped and
desperately wanted to get a CAT scan and an MRI. Ivan's hopes for
the medical tests were dashed when the Norths explained that they
would cost several thousand dollars.
"He also wanted to have his teeth bleac~;· Donna said. "We
told him that was out of the question, too, so he spent at least 30
minutes several times each day brushing bis teeth."
Ivan's smile was not bright when he talked about life at home.
To ~ve some measure of balance to his visit to-SOuthcm
California, the Norths took Ivan through Watts and East Los
Angeles. "It looks like where I li ve," he said. "The difference is, if
you-wcrtk harcthe!n. you cannave eve ang you want. At home1 even if you work hard, you can hardly have anything. Most Russians
have good savin~ accounts because there's nothing to buy."
As a mid-level employee of lntourist. a reserve officer and a
member of the Communist ~. Ivan and his wife live reasonably
well -far bettuthan mos ~ their agc. They have a three-room
penthouse apartment in Moscow, "with our own private beth," Ivan
boasts. For this they pay 60 percent of Ivan's $20 per month salary.
His wife. a data processor. makes about half that.
They will not have children. "You are crazy to have kids in
Russia, Where will they sleep? You have four or five families sharina ..an apartment. If you live in the country there arc only dirt roads
... o~ water tap for an entire village. We are the poorest of Third
World nations." •
-I van continued: "It is almost impossible to get a decent place
to live in Moscow, so you have to live in suburbs. But then you can't
act to work in less than an hour and a half unless you have a car.
_andhardry anyone bu~pany o~can-ha~~rs,"
Lire an the Soviet Unton is no great shakes. but don't start
feeling too sorry for Ivan until you hear some of his views on
minorities.
So deep is his racial hatred. Ivan wouldn't even speak to two
physicists at Unocal in Brea, Russian Jews who have defected. Nor
does he have much usefor Asians, Latinos or blacks. ''When I was
at the university we used to go out and beat up the African students."
But anti-Semitism is Ivan's strong suit: "When we take ofT on-
thc Jews. we will make Hitler look like a aood guy."
. As far as Russia's future goes. Ivan thinks Gorbachev 1s on the
way out. "People lake him as a father figure, but they're waiting for
him 10 fall on his face." Don't the younger intellectuals and the
middle class support Gorbachev? "We like him. but we're too busy
trying to figure ways to get out." Ivan said.
He cautions Americans about ~oming too optimistic about
perestroika. "The older people, the military. they do not like the new
way. We never had these troubles like Estonia or Afghanistan. Be
wary of your liberals.'' he warned. "don't let them stop building
tanks and airplanes. We're not. If I lived in the U.S .. l would be a
conservative Republican." ·
Ivan's going to school in New Jersey now. Jerry North rcpons
with some relief. "But I suspect he'll be back here some day."
Unlike the executive officer in "Red October" who dreamed of
settlin' in Montana. Ivan seeks only the bri&ht lights. the action. He
found 1t here on the Orange Coast.
Ff'H Mutlll '1 ~l•m• ru1 MOIHlay1, W~dlly1, Frldlly1 a4
S.1unlay1.
Actress frequent
pag~ant volunteer
• ID Lapu Beac•: Legendary act~" Bette Davis.
a Lquna.Bcaclu:csidcn&-in-the .. 940sJ was 1n-.ctive-OID-¥00
volunteer for the Laauna Beach Festival of the Arts. ICNOW
and in 1952 was a. model in a Joshua Reynolds
portrait in a Pageant of the Masters "li vina tableau."
• la Newpon Beac•: In 1979. nine days after the
death of Newport Beach resident and actor John
Wayne. Orange County Supervison voted to chaJltc f.
the name of Orange County Airport to John Wayne .._ ___ _,,
Airport.
• la Costa Mesa: The Honeybucket in Costa Mesa was a popular
jazz night spot in the 1960s.
• ID lnlae: Much of the Irvine Ranch wu onot swampland.
Known as La Ciencp de IHRanas (the swamp of the frop), the land
was aradually drained and used for sheep puina and cropa. -c.,,......, •7 ..... ,.,,.,
• la H••tl•&t• Beac•: In 1972, Huntinaton Bach implemented
its K-9 proaram with two German shepherds, Barry and UUi, and
handlers.
I
we·~ waiti111 for your historial facts. ~nd them 10 Did You
Know. Orup C-1t Dally PUet, P 0. BoJl I j6(). Co.ta Mesa. 91626.
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Nobody Picks All Six Nwnben
Nobody aucued the Iii winnins aouery numben or even five of si1 and the bonus number
in the al1fomaa Lotttty't latnt .. Lotto 6-49 ..
pmt" Jeavina the.'top pnm undanned. offtcials II.id ~unday. ,
The numbers, drawn Saturday nilht, were; 17, 41 20. 27, 28, JO. 47, and the bonus number, 44. •1,1
There were 16l loctery tidcN told con&linlal
ftvt COl'ft(t numbm. and eech ticket ... worth 13,927. ne 10.J09
tdeU with four CGrftC:t aumbm were wonh S56 tee:b.
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Orange Coast Weekend
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8ugattl model draws • crowd.
Dally Pllot p•oto1
by Spencer Grant, Bran Mickas
ud Almon Lockabey
Volunteers •re off to cle•n up bay.
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Mlc,..el 8rown ~-tlll •etcll lllllo.
It was a weekend of cars and boats on
the Oranae Coast.
The Huntington Beach Concours
d•Elepnce brought hundreds of dreamers
and dream car owners to Central Parle on
Sunday. Among the eye-atchers was a Bu11nt model.all -foot stretch limousine
and a field fuU of classic Corvettes.
More than 300 people Saturday man-
ned scores of boats to scour Newport
Harbor in the Newport Area Chamber of
Commerce Marine Division's 10th an-
-nual Oean Harbor Day. Groups of volun-
teers were assiJned cleanup zones along
the Balboa Peninsula, Lido Isle. Mariner's
Mile, Back Bay, Balboa Island, Bayside
Drive and Newport Harbor.
The Alaska Eagle. Orange Coast Col-
lege's 6.S-foot yacht, set sail Saturday on
;
the first leg of a six-leg training cruise that
will take students to Hawaii. Alaska and
down the west coasts of Alaska. C.tnada
and the U.S before returning to home
port in September. As the I I-member
crew hoisted sail off the Newport .Jeny,
driulina rain and--southeast wind.J prom-
ised a lumpy night -and possible sea-
sickness -during the first 24 hours of the
voyage.
The Poor Men softball team decided lo
borrow from their Little League counter-
pa.rts and raise money for new uniforms
the old fashioned way -a car wash. But
whctl\cr it was drought consdousne!I or
gloomy skies. the Poor Men's plans were
a wash out around noon Sunday as hardly
any dirty cars bad shown up. Maybe the
guys should sell candy bars.
Well-wishers bid OCC'1 ... le fOiid ferewell.
Poor Men softball team •••Its cust0111ers.
Officer, responding to alarm, in collision
COST A MESA -A police
officer driving 10 a robber)
alarm apparentl) ran a red li~t
near South Coast Plaza and hit
a car driven by a 71-year-o ld
woman. authont1 es said.
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POLICE
LOG
Neither dri ver was
seriously inj ured in the 11 :30
a.m. collision. t'lut both wer~
wan to ffoag Memorial Hos-
pital for observatton and later
released. said Costa Mesa Pohct" Lt. Tom Wam-
ack. Officer Robert Egar was driving on Bear
Strttt en route to the alarm al Broadway when
he falicd to st.op for the light. Wamack said. His
police car broadsided a car dri"en by Hcl.cn
Louise Ramslcnd of Costa Mesa. who was dnv-
ina west from South Coast Plaza.
The California Highwa) Patrol. wH1ch 1n-
•vestiptcs all accidents involving pohcc officrfl.
is probing the accident, but at may be sevc ... I days
before the results arc known. said CHP Sgt. Jay
Ointile.
Co.ta Meu
A man rtquirt'd 16 sll tChC\ '" hi\ ract Thursday
after bt1na_puncht'd b\ • man he kno~ onr u "Rlmbo.'' The \llt'llm told poh~ 1hat R1mbo. 1 nt•
1fttd 1J a rnend of th<' vic11m·s cousin. knocked o his
door in the SOO block of Joann . trttl. then cemr 1nstd(
and visited with him for a~h1lc. Then. as the vtet1m walked Rambo 10 h1 car. Rambo tumcd and punched
him. 1'nockcd him 10 th< around, and lucked him
1tver1l 11mct ('('Ordina to lh<' \ltC'llm, Rambo lo&d him he was bt1n& punl'ht'd for da11na his «>usm's former
au1rncnd.
0
A duffel baa ronta1n1n1 • "-ellet, S45. credit cards.
1 mov1c-rcn1al card, a 1ov.c). khaki ""°"' •nd 1 T ~1n wn rtPor1ed taken S.turda)' from a locked locltC'r •t tl\f Sports Conntttion. T
0
Two mtn and 1"'0 ~omtn lie Sl.l ,.onh of fOOd
at Ot1u•)"s on cai1 I th ~trttt \aturday. end thtn Rtd
0 A 'Unc•K and its roq1cnt,, valued at $42,, WIS
llbe tOtn en unloclt.cd ronS 'an in tht UOO block of
loi Vt• On\c. 1 he thrfi OC' umd 1n ~pnl and wu
~Fnda ,
0
>\ Hogur Bamuchacl\ cu~lomrr reponed that ~h1k
hr was 1n the bar fnda) n11th1. M.>m~onc stoic his 'rh1cle rcgmra11on and a S750 ~t of golf clu~ from
h1\ locked car
0
Someone too~ a \ch1dr from 81c1~pon Bi~rs on
t 71h Strcrt on a 1e~1 dmc Tur~ay anJ ne,cr returned
Foutain Valley
I\ man a11emp11ng 10 "mJ«t humor" into a heated
situation at The Hop nightclub becam e the '1c11m of assault and hattrf) alirr he was punched 1n lhr ryr
0
Someone dro'r a Che'} No'a onto the grounds of Fulton Park. crc:auna mulhplc tirc tra ks in the gnus
and damaging "atcr spnnklcrs.
0
A rcsident n:poned the 1hefi of his I 080 Honda
Pfl'lude 'alucd at $1 b.SOO.
Huntington Beech I
Pay at the first ~mdow plrasc. hu1 don't foraet to
stop. The manaaer of the Dd T1l.'o ~st food rtstauflnl on the «>m<'r of Brookhurst lrttt and i\dam.s Avrnue
reponcd 1ha1 a drunken customrr in a ....,httc JttP ram:ned into a wall and then smashed out 1 ~1ndow.
0
A motonst dm 1ng b) the 'X>Op.block of Hamilton
""enuc noltccd that a man wa tandin& nakt'd on 1
nearb 1penmt'nt balcon) and fondh na him5Clf°
0
Vandals uiina a 88 aun shot out tht w1ndo~ of thrtt vch1clc' perked' 1n a din p1rk1ni lot on the comer
of Newland trttt and Plc1fi Cout Hiahwa near 1hc
Edison pe>Yr-"tr plant.
0
A man dncnbcd II I "ll"IMlenl lypt" was tetn sw1!\J10I a shclt and harH~1na CQUltomcn 1n.lthe
park1na lot of Jon11han HaJrcuttcn. /
0 W1tnet1a rqK)l1Cd thal lhrtt YMn plktd a shop-eina (t" 1n tbt mtddlt or the 11m-t 11 the comcr of
Golden Wett I~ end WemtT A~l:lt. atUllftl lft automobl~ e«idtftl 0
F0t two weetfftds 1n a row. ratdcftu hive com-
plained 10 p()tlct lbout ~ par\tn OttUmnt ll the
menc9ft $pmty Pl"lftttftl buddt,. It 15101 Chtmpcal
Lant. 0
A bMl!ctball hoop wn teo6m from • beck~ of • a ~ 1n tM 6000 block of Matti C'1rtlt
I nine
>\ mailbo' on '\unmc1 "as blo"n up Satur<Ja) with an unkno~ n I\ IX' ot fire\ Tad er
0
mt'onr cntel"t'd a home on "cacia T~ Lant' throu&h a \hd1ng glass door ~1metimc bt't"-r<:n Monda}
and ~turda) and ~tole SllflO in J<'"-clry and 1
v1dcocassc11e re orde r
0
Ciomeonl' smn~l'i\' pa'>senger-sidt wii'ldu~ on a
J~p C'hrrQk<"C parked :11 r 1na Hut on Culvrr Dnve Saturda) an d \IOlr J S I~ .mo diamond nng and a $450 Louis Vuitton bag
0
T v.o chair<. "'rr<' \IOlt'n Imm a tronl lav.n on A.spen
TrTC Lane
0
>\ S200 'rllu" I ·'P<'t'd mountain b1kr wu stolrn from in front of ( arr~ Jr on ( ul"er Onvc Fnda .
Laguna Beach
Three nOc, and l"t' handguns wn\' lhc featured
items of a Lagurui St'ach man 's garqe salr. Tht man
was t'vcntuall) arrcstt'd b) p0litt on ~usp1c1on of
CllT)tn8 a conttal«t ~t'apon
0
" tt'nn1 ra k<'I C(l\-tr conta1n1ng two d1amoftd
nnis val ut'd at $~4.DOO ~11' \IOkn from MouhOft Meadows Park
0 Police arrc,tcd a La&una ~ch ma n on sulPK'lOft
of baucr. and making tfcath 1h1Tats H11 t.11 wu ICt at SI0.000
Newport Beaeh
Th<' third 1n a rt'«nt ruh of clc,ator-bunon
bumms <>t'nlmd Fnda' at th<' Oak~ood pen1Mnu on 16th trttl mconr uK<t a C\&lrttte hahttt or 1 match 10 sci four bufton on firt Tiit btate wu the
thi rd or ii kind IO ~wp(>f't Beach 1n JUtl I few ~~·
0
A men 1Tpof1ed that h1' stO 1u1tar •a1 la.lteon froen
a publac bmch Fnda •t 21st trttt and Oceanfront.
0 n OlymP\11 camtta \lllK°'d at S400 •a• \Uftl
fmm the Harbor Club °" Ptc1fie ou1 Hllhwaf.
I 0
An On1ano man ~t 1n10 dlic -awr It Nc1wpon
Btech Friday. and~ lw QIM <*l. cllWO\Cied ....
tOIMOftt tltd "*" tl11 '°"' •ftd a .... ,. Plft ~ <'Ofllatntd the kt)• to tl11 car. Tlt( tnlft IMcr diace•••
that "" ear. • 1911 ~-Stofpo, "8d bin ~ llM& wttll h11 wallet. Cft'd11 carcta. S 1 IO Pd • SJOOel or .oar ctvt»t
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meda famlly spe ks 'Frank-ly'
Life interesting with 12 men named Frank
A1..AAOIDA -Say hello to Frank J. Mani-... _. .. ......_, Frank.
Alld lbeir bnlilber, Frank.
Alld tbeir odllr brother, Frank.
Alld bil brolber, Frank, and one other
brother: Frank. 1'llen. of coune, there are their children:
Frank, Frank. Frank, Frank, Frank and
Frank. •
Frankly speakina, then are 12 f ranks in all, n tbe moment -l 3 if you count the pelriarch,
Sl-.)'af~ Francilco.
But bokt on a minute. The sons and grand-
sons all have m iddle initials:
J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. and J .
lt isn't that their parents are sadistic
pranksters who tbo uaht they'd have a good time
at their son's expense, and that the joke was so funny that lbc sons all played it on their sons.
Not at all.
They just didn't want to play favorites.
.. As long as we k~p having boys, they'll all
be named Frank J .• " laughed Barbara Mani-
busan, who's married to Frank John Manibusan.
son No. I.
It d idn't sum out as a plan. It just ended up
that way, explained Lolla Manibusan. who gave
birth to all six boys and to two g.irls.
Plagued by miscarriages -seven in all -
Lolla Man ibusan was told that babies wouldn't
be in the picture in her married life.
But after three miscarriages. God blessed her
and her husband Francisco -the lung Frank.
She gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
The cQuple. both from Guam. named him
after the father. figuring he was a spcciaJ -and
only -child.
But lo and behold. they ~ere blessed agam.
Into the world popped another bouncing baby
boy.
"We couldn't have him feeling bad." said
Lolla Manibusan, reflecting on her frank de·
cision.
So he1 too, wu equipped with tbe .. F-worct"
- u tbe samily likes to refer to it. 1"bey tbouPt
he'd be &be lut. but fate had other ......
.. When tbe third one showed ~ .we aid>
'There are two kids named after their dad -
what's aoina to bappeoT" rec.aUed dad Manio-
buan.
Fair's fair, be flnall)" decided.
··1 nev~r dreamed 1t _.., IOina io be like
Monon Salt -when it rains it poun," la~
Lolla at a Sanday family ptberiftl at .. home
base" -lbc parent1' home.
There is a distinction between the Frank J.'1..
The J.s arc different. f or the SOM it'• John,
Joseph Jcue, Jerry. Jady, and Joseph Haley. Ali Manibusans, every last Frank son (they
ranae in • from 23 to 34). have settled down
in Alameda.
Everyday life can get a little complicated for
a bunch of guys with the samt name.
There was the ti me that frank John went
before a judge to clear a traffic ticket.
No'sooner did officials plug the name. Frank
Manibusan, into the computer than it spewed out
a ton of tickets.
"The j udge wouldn't believe me that I bad
only four warrants.'' he JOkcd.
Tickets always have been a proble m for the
Manibusan men, who generally go by the F-word
at work and the J-word at home.
Franciscon used to end up footing the bills
for countless tickets because no one would 'fess
up, and the tickets just identified them by their
rightfuJ names: Frank J. Manibusan.
"Theo I tried to go get some credit," said
Frank John with a laugh.
But his parents weren't laughing when they
decided last year that they finally were going to
get some nice furniture.
. They plunked down their credit applicatio n
a t a nice depanmcnt store and -BINGO -up
came the red flag: credit risk. Not because of a
cash flow problem. but sharing credit appli-
ca"-9 with u ,ouna men eatablithina famthea
tends IO lboot down o ne'• chances. NodUal -apecially apendina habitt -ta
terribly private unona the Frank J.a. One Frank
dip ud the whole family is informed of the
intimate detaila. Of count, the advantqct definitely
o utweilb the detrirnent1, they e1plain.
Can't do jury d uty? Not to worry. Which
Frank are tbe authoritres aoina to cbutiae?
And if one 'bro' is out or cab. who cares?
He need only tear out a check from the wal&e( of
bis siblifta.
What teller it aoina to think to ask for •
middle initial, let 'alone a middle name?
··we don't leave no checks layina around,"
explained Frank Joe. No. 2 son, while his
brolhen and father nodded enthusiasticaUy in
qreemenl.
And while lbcy get in tro uble for th( other's
problem s, they also set some rewards.
Take the time Frank Jady ended up with a
job that his brothcf Frank Joe had secured but
was unable to accept.
And imagine Frank John's surprise when he
101 to work the day after his brother Frank Jady, N<>. ?-son. made the papcB because the governor
pve him an award for helfing out at the Cypress
structure after the Oct. I canhquake.
"They said, 'Hey, Frank. I saw you in the
newspaper. You're a hero.' I sai<J that's my
brother frank Jad y."
Then his brother Frank Joseph made the
papers for chasing a robbery suspect d own the
city streets waving a bat.
Alain. explanations were made.
Wben Frank Joe made the paper another
time for cruising a second bad guy - this one
toting a gun -Frank John's e mployer. Pacific
Bell, wrote a whole story about his heroics.
1The anecdotes m.·ver stop, in the lives of the
male Manabusans. to be perfect!> frank.
-By Tk A110CJated Pren
Proposed smoking ban has restaurateurs fuming
LOS ANGELES -.\ proposAI to
ban smoking in all of the rn~ 's
estimated I 0.000 restaurants ap.
pears headed for a heated battll'. a!>
restaurant owners tlJme that it 1s
unfair.
month after reports that the federal
Environmental Pro1ec11on .\gene~
was about to declare that sec-
ondhand smoke causes 3.000 cancer
cases 1n nonsmokers each year.
The restaurant industry claims a
ban would be unfair to smoking
customers and would hurt business.
"What sm okers do 1s the} kill
themselves slowly. and that should
be their prcrogatt\e." said Re nzo
Roder. general manager of Harry's
Bar ID Centul) C11v. "They deserve
their place in soc1et). and we should
make space for them."
In Cahforma. 171 cn1es a nd coun-
ties have some km d o f limit on
smoking in restaurant!>. The only
city with a 100 percent non-smoking
City Councilman Man ID Braude
introduced the proposed ban last
C urrent ell> law requires non-
smoking areas in restaurants wuh
seating for more than 50 people. -By Tiie AHociatt!d Pu.,
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LOS ANGELES -C.arroll htlby
was progressing well more than two
day'I after re('e1v1ng a transplanted
heart, a spokesman for the a uto
designer and former racing champ
said 'iunda).
"He's doing fine. accordin~ 10 the
hospital's lransplant coordinator:·
said the spokrsma n . Glenn
Campbell. I le added tha1 Shelby
hasn't been able to get o ut of bed
)ct. but "the rCCO\Cr) as going along
normallv."
Officials at Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center earlier dl·srnbcd Shelby's
cond111on as stable.
He received the hl'an during a
four-hour operation a t th~ h~p1tal
Thursda) night. ~•d Cedar!)·S1na1
spokesman Ron \\ 1sc
The donor hcan wa\ flo" n by
hehcoptl'r to Lo\ Angrlc~ from Las
Vegas. but no 111forn1at1o n on the
donor was relca!>ed
hclby. 67. l'i a three-11mc lJ ';.
pons Car dn\cr of the )ear and
designer of the famed hd!n C'obr.a..
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consultant for Chry'ilcr Motor~ Qn
the design of ats nc" Viper spon' car
and attended a nc"" conference in
Los Angeles with Chry'>kr Chairman
Lee lacocca wht•rc the Viper "a'
unveiled last month
The popular Texan. whose home·
made chJ11 reetpt'\ haH' become as
famous ao; ha'> racl' rar designs and
auto cu.,tommng. ha'i sufTercd from
congc1it1\e heart failure for the past
)'Ca r. Wise said .
Shelby had coronal) artery sur-
gery 1n 1973 and hean bypass sur-
gcf) 1n I 978 .
-By ne AHociated Preu
Weather
arlttlh Airways steward Ntgel Ogden was tnsv-en· ·
tal In saving a pltot from being sucked dtr0119h •
wlndshleld.
Crew saves pilot from
being sucked through
plane's windshield
LONDON -'" ...\ British Airways captain was sucked partway
through a wmd~h1eld that blew out at 24.000 feet on Sunday, but
cuw members managed to chng to him while the co-pilot made an
emergency.landing.. the au:line said
The pilot. Tim Lancaster, was hospitalized with senous inJuri.es
but •was expected to surv1vt', authorities said. Police said eight
passengers were treated for shcx.k.
"1 could ~e a body hanging out of the window with two men
and a woman hanging on 10 ht'i legs. The) were trying to stop him
being sucked out.'' \atd passenger Margaret 1mmonds.
The incident occurred u thl" Bnt1sh-bu1lt twin-engine BAEC
111. carrying 81 pa~sengers and !II>. crew members, wa.s-en route from
Birmingham. England. 10 Malaga. Spain.
A ~nt1sh A.1f\\<a~'> ~po~c .. man. speaking anonymous!) 1n keeping
with Bn11sh CU')tom. !1<11d a \IC\\ard was an the forward _galley when
he heard a loud hang and sa"' Lancaster being pulled from his
cockpit seat.
But he managed to grah the pilot\ legs. A second steward rushed
to his assistance "and the) held onto him:· the spokesman said .
The co-pilot made an 1."mcrgency landing at Southampton
A1rpon. 70 miles '><>Uthwcst of London.
The airhnc spokesman did not know· what caused thcwin •
shield to shatter The c,, 11 ~ \lat1on .\uthont was invcst1gatin&,
-We-hmt ~en n ing or a ur 10 minutes w en t ere was a
huge bang," said pa'iscnger Chm Opie. who was traveling wtth his
Jirlfnend and 19-month·old son. "There seemed to be some smokt
1mmcd1a1el) after 1he bang and suddenl~ there was sheer panic."
He said the plane 1mmed1atcl) began a rapid descent .
.. .\n aar ho'>tCS'> 'ltanding near us at the back of \he plane started
to cry." he said. "I thought we "ere going to crash and begao praying.
My girlfnend ... was Cl)ing and hugging our son."
He said the en·" warned passengers over the loudspeaker to
prepare for an cmcrgcnc) landing.
"It ~as temf)1ng.'' Opie ~·d "I thought "c were going to JUSt
drop lake a stom· to thr ground We landed quite normally .
although evel)onc \\a'i petnficd ··
Bn11sh Atf".il)'> 'ia1d all but \e\-cn pa~scnger~ were transferred
to another airplane to cuntinur their flight 10 "pain.
-By ne A11ocuted Prell
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::-~-ned by I S2S million mar-
... and promotional push, Per-Oet. &i _reappearina on store shelves ~ the country.
Jt•1 none too soon for fans aucb 11
Neomi Ward, of Bradford Park. Pa.
"Seltzer doesn't substitute for Pet-rid .. she uid.
iut in the months that Perrier, the
third most popular bottled water IDc1 the most popular imported brand. bas been off lhe mark.et,
mlftY people have made 1ubstitu-
ti ~of Perrier competitors •uch u LaCrqix, Pellearino and Saratop :re suraect. Other customers have
IChed to club soda. pop or plain
&Ip water.
Some arocers and restaurateurs
dolbt Perrier will repin its "yuppie
•• status in the $2.4 billion
water business.
earty February. U S. Food and
Dru, Administration inspectors in
North Carolina found bottles of Per--
rier tbat contained benzene, a clear,
flammable poison that in high doses
hal been linked to cancer in animals.
f'or a company whose reputation is
founded on health and purity, ·that
.... poison indeed.
On Feb. 9. The Perrier Group of
America announced a total recall -
72 million bottles -in this country
and Canada. •
Benzene. commonly used in
cleaninf solvents. later was fouod in
bottles 1n West Germany, Denmark
and the Netherlands. On Valentine's
Day, the recall went worldwide. en-
compassing 160 million bottles in
120 countries.
The culprit was Perrier's bottling
plant in Vcrgezc. France, where
workers hadn't replaced a filter th~t
removes impurities such as benzene
from the carbon dioxide that makes
Perrier fizz.
With the gas now double-
fharcoal-filtered. Pemer reappeared an French st.pres in early March.
bearing the notation .. Nouvelle Pro-
duction" on its squatly lfeen bottle.
Redistribution m this country_
started in New York City April 26
and is progressing across the coun-
try.
.. Nouvelle Production .. isn't the
only label change. The water and
carbon dioxide come from the
Veraczc spring but arc separated at
the source and the carbonation
add~ co t~~ water in the factQry --ifttt 1mpunt1cs art ~m:ttrurTIJIT
means Perrier isn'c "natura!!>-'. ~ling. as ffiela c a1mc • ano
the Food and Drug Admin1strat1on
ordered the phrase removed.
American red1stnbutton. the com-
pany estimates. will take three
months. All flavors and sizes. how-
ever. will not be rcstocked until the
end of summer.
The tonger. the better. if you ask
LaCroix Water Co. of LaCrossc.
Wis. On Feb. 11 . 1t increased pro-
duction of its fi ve flavors of sparkl-
ina water by SO percent The same dal. it staned a toll-free hoc line to
tel purveyors and the pubhc where
to find 1ts drinks.
"An increase 1n orders by over
300 percent," says Bill Eiler. public
affa1f1 director for Heileman Brcw-
ina Co. LaC"ro1x as a subs1d1ary of
Heileman.
Although LaCroix disconnected
its bot line in early March and ha.s
reduced production. sales arc still
above normal. he sa)·s.
Many rcstaurancs have done &ood
business w1th other sparkhng wate~.
But many restaurateurs agree Per-
rier drinkers haven't switched
wbole·hoa to alcohol and say that no
mauer how well other brands have
sold, they'll stock Pemer as ~n as
possible.
"It's an easy sell. People don't ask
for other brands by name," says
Tony D'lmperio. owner of
D'lmperio'1-an .suburban Piusburah:
.. It's ridiculous to tr} to create a
market for something else when
·there's a product that has a built-in
market."
Nor has the loss of Perrier devas-
taied supermarkets. "There has ~n
tome very good response to brands
tbat we've brought mto the stores
aftd to some brands that were in tht
atom before." iays Joe FKCenda.
senior vice president of Giant Eqle.
"Consumen realized the product
wlln'11oina to be there. No one was
dfmandinL 'I've aot to have Pcrriff r$rdlcss.,.;.
· Still to be seen 1s how many
P.trrier drinkers will stick with what
they switched to. Will the recall hun
Ptrrier?
No way. says 8111 Bdl. owner of
Aqua Filter Fresh. a Penn Hilla. Pa ..
bottled water distributor. "It has
wch a brand imqe. and since they did the recall voluntarily, their cua.
t9men will be fo,.;vina and follow
them. They're a wondtrful marke1· i~ tompany. They're bccomina the
Budweiser of this bu1inm."
"It's still far and away the bottled
water people ask for," MY' rataura-
acur Muu Meyen. ''The only tJtlna
that could possibly hun them 11 that .ome raiaurtftl owners. in an dl'on
to .ave a few dollars. mipt
aubltitute somethi!f. lat c•peMlve
becaUIC people don t lfttn to bt to dictated to Pl-mer thl• they o&r
llft)' raattanee when YoU o~ some-
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GE COAST BlSINF~ Monday, June 11, 1llO
Crisis plannlng_-===-·1·
helps companies
avoid· disaster ·
,.,.._...._ • tr•• wtlldt, acc0f'dlnt1 to owner Hune
Ctln·,.a ... worth about tJll,000 In di•
UnltM States. .
'Psychographlcs' used
to lure new customers
Cns1s can strike:: even the best·
manascd companies without wam-
ins, threatening disaster for those
who have not planned ahead.
Every company, large or ·small,
public or pnvatc, ihould have a
crisis manaac mc nt proaram
prepared and ready. Administrators
and employees ahke need to be
aware 1hat crisis can hit a company
or an entire industry at any given
time.
This 1s not necessarily bad news
The Chinese word for cns1s 1s we1-
Ji -actually a combination of two
words "danger" and "opponunny"
The dangers can be minimized and
opponun1t1cs taken advan1age of
chrough planning.
First, define and isolate the cns1s.
When a cns1~ s1nkcs your company,
it must be full y understood to be
deal! with efficiently What 1s 1he
crisis at hand? How will 1t affect
your firm'J What ar~ the foremost
1mponant teps that can be taken to
alle\'1a\c or lessen the proble m?
Addressing tllese questions can
isolate the crisis. keeping 11 from
spreading or growing out of Che
co mpany's concrol. For instance. a
disgruntled cmplo)'ce may seem hkc
a small cm1\. But che problem can
fester 1f not \Qlved in the earl)
stages. The s11ua11on could lead to
other unha pp) employee!.. perhaps
walk-out. '>tnke. picketers at your
office. emplo)ccs who approach the
med ia with exaggerated stones and
in elllrcme ca~s. · violence. If the
LOS ANGELES -These days it's not always becamr more targc1ed. demographic!> JUSI did not cns1s 1<1 handled quick.I> and pro-
enough for business people to know what c!'lcir cus-explatn enough." fcss1onall~. further problem<; can be
tomers want. they say it's important 10 also know how SR I In ternational. ba<ied 1n Palo Alto. 1s one of avoided.
those customers think. ~veral adven ising and research firms 1ha1 do ps)-Man age the c r 1s 1 s i.\
That's where the new marke1ing t«hnique of chograph1c studies for com1>,an1es. predetermined management plan
psychographics comes 1n. as business executives seek co The newest concept by SRI. dubbed the Values and will help rccttf) most cnses. In other lean~ advenising tactics that will make their products ~1fe Styles (VALS) 2 program. has grouped consumers words. co mpan) principals should
ll)pcal to the various lifestyles of consumers. into eight cat~ones "<\ch1evers," for example. aft' pramcc fo rward·th1nk1ng Should a
"It's a better wa y of defining the marketplace," says highly educa ted people who focus their hves on family gnen s1cua11on an~. wha1 migh t
Leon Rosen. the national marketing manager of Ameri· and catecr and don't care for excess change. their ac11on'> bc'l These quesuons
can Isuzu Mo1ors. "It gives us a better handle of who ·:Eitix·ncnccr'\" arc also top scholars and in the and ans"ers arc ~s1 thought of
the customers arc and what their hot buuons arc." upper-income bracket. but 1hc) arc more oflbea1. nsky before a compan~ 1~ 1n the midst ot
Psych<>Jraph1cs analyzes how attitudes. lifestyles and poltucllll> apathetic. at'Cording to VALS. a cnsis. Dunng the crisis -when
and values influence buying habits. It's being employed Tra"el ad"crt1sers can take advantage of th is panic oOen sets 1n -1s no ume to
by companies rangm.J from pasta makers to cosmetics tnformacion by focusing on lu'ul) tQ che achiever and ti) to develop a plan.
sellers. ~ adventure 10 the ('Xperienccr. sa ys Deborah Moroney. Assign a team This team '>hould
Rosen has used the technique co conclude that markec1ng director for V·\LS be compmed of informed people 1n
people who buy I suzu·~ line of Trooper sPQn vehicles Carnation Co U"\.'d p<.~chograph1cs to dcveloP. its each facet of 'our compan\ or pro-
tend to be oucdoor. consc~ation types. .. • nc"' lmind of fre,h pac;cas The Contad1na ltne target<; fess1on For 1n·.-.tann:. a lina0c1al unit
Thus. Rosen can tap an environmental eonsc1cncc the llfes1~te of1"'0-1ntomc couples who have hnk 11me mu\t be d'allabk prepared and
when develo ping an advcn1smg strategy for the Trooper to cook dinner and don't appfl•c1ate m1crowa'e meals. rehear\Cd 1n the eH'nt of a financial
line. But 1ndu'>t~ official' 'kl) ~ychograph1c~ has not cns1s and technical unit fo r a 1echn1-
Expens sa) 1he more trad111onal markctm 1cch· yet romplctcl) re.placed demographics. nor does 1t cal crisis.
niQUC Of demographics, wfiifh Chans COnSUmc_!i_aver· _l~aten \0 ~come 1bC S!lk _mtlhod Joe ~tud)-lDg [)epcruJiog_ilILlhc.. l-~ ~-bust
age ages. incomes an manta] status. astittome too consumer ~ha' 1or ness. )Ou r lrt'>•:. managtmeni tcaJJI
limiting for certain induscnes. "We don't 1hinl 11 ... ::_..al'> P~·1g.r ·1ran&cr~ preSJ· _shouldJ11dudr 'om~'VM trom ~"K>r
-"TY..en1 y years ago. dcmograp 1csw as t eon y wa y aent ort c OeOa Femina. 'v1cNamcc W\RS adve rtising managl'mt'nl. the ( EO. the hC'ad
we explained behavior," said Stephen Schleifer. ~n1or agcnq . But ~trangl· doe'i 'kl>" man~ companies arc no" coun..clor from 'our public rt"lat1ons
vice president and director of rescar h at the Los boasun11. about their "ps~chographte capab1ht1t"s.'' agenc~ m 1ntcrnal dcpanmen1 and
Angeles.-bascd Team One AdvC'n1s10g.. "As marketing -By Tbt AH«lat~ Prtu perhaps )Our Jttornl'~ or head of
' you r 1n-hou<.c legal dt.•partml'nt.
-------------------------------------------.\sc;1gn a <.pokespnson A Firm plaf)s to refine landfill gas spokepcrson must be appoi nted to
handle thr media. c hrnt'>, cu.,tomcr"
or puhhc t ha1 mJ) bc calling or
coming to }our t1fficc for infor-
SALT LAKE CITY -A group of
California · businessme n has
proposed usmg methane gas and
carbon d1ox1d<' from the Salt Lake
Valley Landfill to make dean. odor-
less d iesel fuel for \!#th Transit
Authority buses.
Richard 0 . Sheppard. d1rtt1or of
business development for National
Enel')y Auociatcs of Larkspur.
Calif., said Friday it appears that
rotting trash at the landfill releases
enough methane and carbon d1ox1de
to produce 300-SOO barrels of diesel
fuel each day.
That amount 1s enouah to run
UTA's fleet of 435 vehicles.
The pses produced at tht' landfill
escape mto the atmosphere and con-
tribute to the "greenhouse effect"
whi ch is thought to cause global
warming. according to environmen-
taJists.
If the compan) l'an obtain the
landfill gases fo r free. <;heppard ~1d
clcan-burrung d1rsel fuel could be
produced at a co'>t compct1t1vc with
the d1~sel fuel now used b) l 'TA
buses.
He made ht!> pre..cntac1on to
members of the liah Lak,· Valier.
Sohd Was1e :vtanagement Counc1.
which over~t.·s the landfill
Council members "'ere asked to
grant Nattonal Energ) Assoc1a1es the
exclusi ve nght to stud~ the po1en11al
for p s production from tht' landfill
If feasible. the compan) "'ants to
install a gas collcc1 ion S} 'Item and
lease 1hree or four acres of propcn~
fo r a small refi ne!) to produce 1hc
fuel.
John Pmgrcc. general manager of
UT A. ~1d the plan ofTcr'I the posc,1-
b1l11y of a stable. rclatl\·ely ine:itpcn-
s1ve source of fuel which mC"ets
proposed kdcral air qualll) '>tan-ma11 on Thi\ person docs not
dards neC't"s,anh need 10 be the prc~1dcnt
Council mcmhcr.. dc\cnhcd the
la ndfill ga\ proposal a\ .. innovative
and creat1 \e." hut 'oted to rev1t....,
the idea for a month hc for<' dl'c1d1ng
v. hcther to authonzt.' thl' ~tud)
\heppard ..aid thl' maJor en-
' iron mental prnhlem\ of normal
dtt"!>el fuel arc thl· ":uomat1\." and
sulfur componrntc, that contnhutc
pollutant\ lo the air The d1c\el fud
made from landfill ga'>Cs rontain
neither of th e componen1s
f he chemical prOCC'>S "h1lh lOO·
vcrts methane 10 d11~\C.·I fuel "'a'
dc,cloix·d man) \ca~ ago 1n (1cr-
man). hut m hf\\ U\l' w11h landfill
g.iscs ....,ill he at thl· \) nh\ll'l h Plan I
tx·sng huill al Purhlo. < olo .. %cir
pard said.
-By Tbe Ass«i••~ Preu
or CE.<l. but '>Omeone lhal 1s pro-
fessional. ctnl UldtC. 'ilrung undl•r
pressure and "cll-1n1nrmrd nt tht'
crisis al hand
This kc) JXf'IOn 'hould be one
\.\ho will be\t C'\plain. rirc~nt and
c.lcfrnd the com pan\·., fl0"1uon .\
"back-u p" "pokec,per-.on al\o 'lhoult.f
he dc'iignatcd rh111 O\U'il he
predetermined 'o 1h,11 "'hen a cn~1\
hits. lime "'111 not tic "asH.·d on
wondenng "'ho ~hliuld Ix· called to
ac1 as a mt•d1a hal\OO
In adl111mn. If \our rnmpan' -
or the rno;1\ \OU .trl' t.l<'ah ng w11h ..,....
l'i large Jnll J lot ''' 1n4u1n<.'' art'
e'pcctcd. ht· \Ur\.· t<1 ha\c enough
kno"' lcc.lg<'ahk pcoiik to ano;wcr th t
1ncom1ng t.311'> prnfCS'>ll)nall) Ir
n«eo;sa". a 1011-frtt hnr can be
installed· to fa\.1htate 1h1'l.
Friends, foes offer advice to Trump
ly LMtrf Nf"UMffflER
~ ...... 111.-..
NEW YORK -Memo to Donald
Trump:
Maybe the rcpo men haven't
taken the Trump Princess. Maybe
your cbcck-cash1na aaency hasn't ac-·
cused you of tumina paper to rub-
ber. But it'i clear that you've fallen
on hard times -your name has not
been affiited to any new edifice.
sponina event or species in a week.
maybe two.
You haven't asked for any advice:
perhaps r.ou arc too humble. But
that hun t prevented experu -and
some non-cJtpcns -from passmg
along a fe\\ suggc!tt1 ons on how to
deal w11ti your personal cnsis. y·our
cash cns1s. your 1magt' cns1s.
Attome) Ma rvin M1tchelson say'>
that 1f he were s1tt1ng 10 )Ollr
financial house. he'd pull tht· win-
dow shades.
"It's a Jood umc t\' tower the
profile a little and let th1ng.s work
themselves out a bit." says the cel-
ebrated celebrity di vorce laW}er
And wtth your spare time. he sug-
aests some le1~ure reading. "I'd re·
read the book. 'Trump: ifhc An of The Deal.... I
Victor K1am, the &UY who plya.s
h15 own r.t7o~ m tc~' l\ton com-
mercials. fed\ \) mp.lth> for a lcllow
entrepreneur "'ho must talc .. ,ery
unsatasfymg Mcps... But hc 1s en-
couraging If }Ou rchound. 'our fall
""'111 he forgollen ...
"I would JU\l kC'cp hanging
tough... ~)'s quarttrback Doug
Flutlc. who "'as paid about S4
m1lhon to pin) one <;cawn w11h chc
TrumP-')wncd New Jersey Generals
of the now-defunct n1tcd latC$
Football League
"t-fc's a arcat negotiator. '° I'd
ncgouatc to the hilt." ~)'s Bob
Woolf. who ncaot1at<'d Che d<"al for
Flut1c.
"l would JU~t ao; he's doing. m
\.\llh m} banke"' and tr) and rcstruc·
turc m~ debt." ~•d i\braham
Wall:Kh. ~n1or '1te prco;1drnt of
Fin.t Capttal MaMgcml'nl Ltd.. 11
;'I.cw Yor.,·b3S<"d real C'>tatr firm
Financial analra Marvin Rof-
fman. fired under pre \urc from
Trump afkr he said the Taj was a
bad d~I. "'ould chanaC' the Trump
~t)'IC of management.
M11rhel~n ha\ a few words 10 u
300U\ )'OUr SCpanUton fro m fvun:t
"It's no m mc co go through a
di vorce or scp1rn\t1 on ...
-lly 7'k An«lald Prw1
·pizza producers becoming high-tech
' I NEW YORK -Pina 11\Uen arr The p1ua of tht next dttaJe will But lorgrt ordenna St'-topi>1n1s: cooks with <'1rculat1n heat. lli~na the hiah·t«h pie of t.be not only fill the ovens of Amcnca. this computer balk at more than For the Cl4lh-poor. credit-card net\
199<>1 AC1'0ll America -nitroeen· but us computers. too: from Japan. five . -and h~C\•I)' on the road -•f's• ~. Cftd1t-card ordered via satel· 1 computer foi the luy diner that Meanwh1k. at tile t<ntrant'C to the p1ua pie in the sky· lndc~ys. Inc of
lite and with pineapple 1nd beco1' ta~n home-delivery orden for far-parlor. the spte11I~ of the day arc Sunnyvalt, C'ahf., is supply1na the
on top. out p1u1 fantaSJtS. It tells the cook mouth~ bt a robot at the door. n111on·,. p1ua vendoN With rooftop
Forttt pepperoni and mushrooms to spnnkle 2.8S ounces of cheese on Nay·!.lyers. howt"<'r, arc n1bbhnt d1she and electronic boxes that
with eatra daeele. Make it spinach. the pepperoni and mushrooms -away at the idea of qu1ck·bake-d. t>tam a chcnt's c.trd code tn a tatel·
duck, pt chene and cauliftower -but onl y 2.62 ouncxs. if th~ also mus market munchina. hte
ln california. that is. arr ohv" and onions and .... "Thert's a rc-tmcrsrn« of up. The satelhtc rcla)'5 the i11nal for a TM 1tate-of·tht--an piiu methods On the .-oestaned. Japanae-Kak. dttp-pan pm•a Wlth varied chttk of tbt credit ard number to
-au alrady in ute -~ touted made TEC computer. an employee toppinp," ta1d C1\1rhe Bowen. di· ckar the J>rMP«t"'' l)\ua cater.
over the weekmd at the National cut punch purple, arccn •nd orantr rtttor of taJcs and markttina for And. from Mum Hill. NJ., Pim and Fa11 Food Show an Man· keyl for topp1np. dcs1rtd thickncu., Lucks. • 110e·hutd oven manu-A1rro u~ hq_~td natroten to ehtll
hattant whett the Asriaican version ud 1nstantl .productd d1rcctJons to f.cturcr. "Tht pin~ nuk~ 1n two out th' fOf'Jt'~UI pu.za lovet •ho . of tbe llaban dish WU introdUQed in the lddrcu or the caller. teWndJ IS nol What ptO~ arc look-Otherwt5t meatit teaeh tnto lhc frttz.
119S. For tM pcnonal touch. 1hc pina 1na for... er past a ptm'' pnm la Albuqucrqut. N.M., d!ive-up computer 11~ wi ll dehvtr a ~ The trad1ttonal staanlctt·stcel To quick fttt7e a pee. hqutd n1tro-
ctini111 it a piua order madt ...,__ ot the cu. tomer·, la t order to the ovm will ta.k.eJllll tnto the l\C'.\t ten at ruanu 320 ck&rces ll sprayed
a car window inlO •TV monitor at employtt. ~ho ca n uk. ''How did m1l~n1um. 11 eo.tn. rathtt than {)n •. PtW for ~"~I mtnuws. •Mf
N•uio·a nd. 60 aicoads later, as* )'OU enjoy our p1ncapplc·and.('an· the ne~t conve)Of-bclt oven ball-811l Bank). a romptn) t"llnttr·
dowa a penmalic chute. acban·blron pie"'' \ '"' 70 p.nas per hour. or bne \hat • -111 n. A..lncMaM 1':rw
I
Gloria
Zlgner
Deal with the ~ss. The ty~ and
amount of media that wall 1n-
vest1pte your si tuation will depend
on the nature of your compan) and
1ht sc-ale of the crisis. A com-
prchens1 ve cns1s management plan
must include guidelines for handling
the press an an) type o f situation.
Many companies view the press as
ruthlc~s characters. when m fact.
most arc professionals trying to do
the difficult JOb of getting a news
story. Your finn should work wnh
rcpon crs in a professional manner.
being respectful of deadlines and
their need for 1nforma11on.
A speech. or at least a few 1mpon-
ant words. should be wntten before
a cns1s happens. "No comment"
and .. off the record" arc two phrases
companies almost always should
avoid. If you cannot answer a re-
poner's quesuon. be honest and
ex plain why.
For eumplc, 1f your company is
a manufacturer and had an CX·
pols100 in thl' plant. early in the
cns1s )OU may not be able to explain
why the explosion occurred. The
press should be 1nform<"d thac 11 is
being invest1ga1ed and t~at you will
notaf) them of the cause as soon as
11 1s discovered.
If !-OU are being mter\'iewed for
radio or tclevi,1on. try to become
fam1l1ar "''th the show's format and
1f possible your in ten 1e\\er. When
being interviewed. be careful not 10
allow a reponer 10 put words 1n your
mou th. or to twist )Our ansY..er 1010
another meaning. Keep the reponer
on track b) empha~mng )'Our
message Remember that the media
onl) pnnt'> the ano;"'er<,. not the
que\llOn'i
Cn~1\ management should be an
integral pan of ever') compan). Re-
cent "ear'i haH~ pro"en \hat cnscs ·
can h11 al an) time -remember
T~~lar-po~tnt-ttnd 1hc-st1I
\l'ns111'e (and badl~ handled) Euon
.o.i.L~pill. Ihc. ..kc~ a lQJl llUL · the..
number of dl'Cl!llOns that arc being
forced 1n the ht'al of she moment
because of lad of planning l 'nder-
s1and1ng tha1 f)repar'at1 on and
<'arrful 1mplementat1on arc the
crucial elcmenls to cns1s manage-
menl will hel p a compan) o"ercomc
1he cns1s and become stronger bc·
cause of 11.
Gloria Ziper, a ~mber •f ~
Orutt C..11 Dally Pilot BMrd ..
8•1iHl1 AdYllert, 11 Ute pres~t
of Cost.a Meu~ba1ed Gloria Zlper
ud Auoclatu. a P9bllc relattea,
marketql Hd crills mau1emeet
flrm celebrat1a1 lt1 tttlt auiverary.
<kkr members of ~ PUot'a
Board. of 8Hlitet1 Advlsert are:
Enaeat C. BroWll, m ... , .. , pan.r
of El"8ttt Bro-. Ir Co.; WaJcer Cnt·
temdea 111. fou•der Hd cblrmaa
Cninudu Ir Co.; Ala.a FrHmu,
vlct pre1ldea1 Slteanoa Leeaa
Hau• Newpor& Beaelt; Tom GlbM..
cll1Crict maaa1er nlff 1lior11 Ir C..;
KMPG Peac Marwlc:k Ir Co.; Jon
Llu, foaadla1 rrtMr Liu Ma:nel
• Co.; MlltoD . Naylor. uec11ttn
vice president ud relioul mau,aer
for Crabb Ir £1Jl1; Kto Ntco\u,
prttldeat FlaHclal Strate1IH
Gfffp; u4I C.lp Sta11el, St.ate Farm
la•ara11tt. Co•t.a Mesa.
Gas prices
show small
• increase
Uh .\'-iC1H ES -(1asohne
pm·e1 1001<. anochcr 'mall hike
upward na uon"' 1dc. a C'ording
10 a survey of scrv1Ct' Stallons
released onda)
The averaac pncc for a gal-
lon of aas. 1ncludina all taxes.
was 117. % cents as or Fnda'.
according to the Lundbera
urve) of ne:trl) 13.000 sta-
uons nauon"1de.
The averqe pncc marked a nsc of I Qt cents from the last
survey on May 18 ihe May 18
pnt'C was 1 hike of 2.4 cents
over the previous chrd. TM
lundbcra . urvcy had a hohday
brtak 11"1na a thrtt-wcck i.,
between the last chttk and the
one rclca~ unday
It usually 1 conduct~ each
two "tllttks
Gas pn~ atncrally nte dur-
1na t.hc Jummcr '' dnvcrs hit the ro.d for vacauon1, ancreu-
;na__d~mand.
The aVCf'llt pnt'C It 1tlf-
KO't pumps· rqular unkadtd,
106.SO cents per 1allon,
prmiium unkaded 123.M; and repm leaded I 06.1
For futl.-.terVi(t pumpt: rca-
ular ualeadcd I 2 40 cent per POoa: premium unladed, 1'6.01 . and ,. .. , ~
ll&.60.
-Sl7a.A111"'111tf,.,_
..
. •
DAILY PILOT/-.. June 11, ~
n.11=---...... .__..,.,211 ca .. .,
..... ..,-.. ~, .... dlil ..... .... ol......, ..• pine: .....
I. 00lr Mutt llffe ._ Low" .......
I. "Hold On" Wilton PbiWps. I. ..,.... .. leU Biv Devoe.
6. "Sllp By Slip'" New Kida OD
tM9oct.
I. ""Vqsw" Medonna.
L .. All, Wuaa Do II Mak Love
10 You" lieut.
'I. "'AlrWJu" Janet Jackson. .. ·u Ola'r Touch This'' M.C. Hammtt. I
.. ... ..., ,. Nol" Mir 7.
ii. -DU You '••t t". Pllil CtW t
II. 00Hold OD'" Ea ~ IL '71» H~ DimOe" Diei..a u .... c ...
IL ....... All My Low" U.
Cit.
16. ''111 Be Your ShMor" Taylor ~'"OUJdren of rbe .N"1ar" ltD-
ud Man.
Al.alllll
I ... ,.._Hammer Doa'r Hun
'Em" M.C. Hammer.
I. .., Do Nor Wan1 Wlaat I
Haven't Oot" Sinead O'Connor. .
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Red cures the blues
er a..ron • Tm.A ._ .... c.s 4 ....
From lbe moment he walked oe
-.. to • ltandi111 ovatioD. IO tu. ftnal bow with the cn>wd once more oa its feet, it WU obvious that the
audience •• the OraQle County Per-
formina Arts C.enttt loved Red SUJ-
\On .
And, as he demonstrated in a
consistently funny, well-s-ced and
tborou&hly enjoyable one-man
show, 'ked Skelton loves an au-
dience.
Tbouah bis hair is thinner and a
little whiter, the fit-look.in& Skcl\On
reaJed the audience for more than
21)i houn Friday night with an
almost non-stop barra&c of stand-up
comedy, pantomime. verbemime,
recitation, and song. Whether he was
tellin& old jokes or more curren1,
\opical ones, Skelton made even lhe
throw-away lines funny, due in no
small part to his silly delivery.
He wasted no time in gcthn1 to
some recent religious topics1 includ-
ina Oral Roberts and Jim and
Tammy Bakker, whom, he said,
"want to take the ·nots' out of the
Ten Command"1ents." He also said
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about bis•· then did a cute pan-tomime aboUt an old aolfer. This led
IO I h .,.. ... ~ wllicb squed
inlO ~ fwiny bits about aw-rillt. iDdudiftl a clauic vetbamime ab9ut a balbUd tryina to ,et inlO a prdle .
Al one point, Skcl\On 11opped and
poled for a picture. Then he went
tnto a rouune fea1urin1 his two
~ chanc:ten, Gertrude and
Hca•hdiO: which ended in an au-
dience-penici119tion IO~ called "lfl
Were Kina of the Birches."
After the sons be made an off-the-
cuff remark about Southern Cali·
fomia: ''I don't know who laid out
these freeways, but they must be
proud of him at the asylum .. "
Skelton was a whirlwind: Turnina
hj s derby upside down, he played a
"widdlc kid,·· then, rightina his hat,
did a pantomime of a father lookina
at his newborn baby, then an old
man watcbina a parade, then into
his always popular character, Clem
Kcdiddlehoppcr. He even put on a
white &love and did a little dancing
a la Michael Jackson. ...
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He'll alto take the ._. rou;ia lauab. At one point, he WM
a noie by the orchestra leader.
he read to the audience. A woman
named Helen Hunt had found a
purse containina money and credit
cards and was waitina by a side door
fot the owner, be relaled, condud-
ina. 'So, the owner can ao IO Hekn
Hunt\ for it."
One of several standina ovatiom
came after Skelton's classic radifta
of the ~of Alkliance. wlticb be
coupled. with a comment abc?Ut
protectin1 the flaa from beina
burned.
He closed the show with yet
another classic routine, "Guzzlers
Gin," which remains as funny today
as it was more than 30 yean qo
when he first wrote it.
Before his final standin1 ovation,
Skelton iold the audience, "I have a
lot of fun making people lauab ...
without four-letter words."
Indeed, with so many comedians
resorting to profanity to act lauahs,
it was refreshing to see a veteran like
Skelton aamerina not only heanfelt
laughs, but , gcnufoe affection. too.
These days. that's a rare feat.
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back In the saddle
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Roy
Rogers. ·'1he king of the cowboys, ..
is .back in th e saddle. Rogers is
teammg up with some country
music s1ars to record an album of
songs with a western fl avor.
RCA Records officials said last
week that Rogers already has re·
cordtd the song "Tumbling
Tu~lcwccds.. with country star
K.T. Oslin.
Other sil)gers who have agreed to
part1c1pa1e in the project include
Waylon Jennings. Emmylou Harris.
Rick> Van Shelton and the group
Restless Hean .
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GE COAST llEAI:Ill
Memories of growing up return with Father's . Day
r .. c JU\I returned from a 'acat1on
lnp lo :"l''-' 'or!.. m~ horn<: 1ov.n
Manhattan 1\ a "ondcrful pla) ·
ground for ad uhs. and cspcciall) for
me. bccau\e for me 11 is filled with
so man> memor11:'
l learned to dn'vl'. lor C\am plc. 1n
the finan<.·1al d1'it nct around Wall
Street ~ hcncvcr r Ql in :-.;l'W York.
[ can't hel p but remcmb<'r 1hosc
quiet peopk-lc'i'i streets. on Sunda}
mornings. so long ago. M> dad was
m) drl\ ing 1nstruc10r.
Or. Linda
.Algazi
at Rockefeller C en1cr. (That was
man) )cars he fore I t.'' cn thought
about drn 1ng a car ) .
I loved watching lhl' t.''pcrt girl
skaters t" 1rl around 1n thcir prcll )
costumes M~ folhn promised to
bu) me an outfit hlc their-. but not
un11I I had learned 10 ncgo11atl' a
senl''i of manufvcr'>. I tncd hard but
I never succeeded.
He was patient and kind dunng
the whole process. I remember the
pnde I fell in thc confidencc he had
1n me as a drive r. as in mos! other
things.
Funn\. as an adult .with i.'h1ldren
ofm, o"n I 1ook 1<.'l' \kat1ng lro;sons.
lcarn.l'd 1hosc fru,1rattng turns -
finall) -and bought m ~sclf that
In little th1ng<i li ke ice ska11ng. short costume. I km·w he could haH'
The gu} had one da~ a wee~ ofT • been proud. bccausc I had earned 11
and for years. during the winter -even if 1t had rnken 20 or ~5
months. he 1ook ml' ska11ng on most ,ca~.
· But c .. ·en 1n his eyes. I could fall. Sunday mommgs in Cc n1ral Park or · I found m}\clf '>m1 ling ""h all
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ktnds of the~c dad-thoughb all I
strolled -hiked -around Man-
ha\lan last "eek.
Eunp1dcs once said ... No1hing is
dearer 10 a father than a daugh1er:·
My father had two daughters. and
although I think he 'A3!> disap-
pointed that he nc,cr had a son. he
encouraged m} sister and me 10 be
all we could be. a nyway.
M ~ sister sll 11 k no" s all the
baseball and basketball staustics.
thanks to her t•arl) tra1n10g.
We both learned. OH~rtl) and CO\'.
cnl>. that anything less than a col-
lege cducauon was unacceptable for
us.
He.' encouraged me 10 take elocu-
llon lessons. and taught ml' how to
draw (probably because he re·
cogn1zcd that It wa!> m) 4'tStcr "ho
was the graccf ul one and that I
woµld benefit from acquinng some
different skills). ,
A fa ther's protcc-tion is th e strong-
est need in childhood. accordin' to
Sigmund Freud. That sounds nght
-but the second ~eatcst thing we
need from dad. I think. is his partici-
pation and support.
You CH write 10 Dr. ,Llllb AJ1azl
•t t711 E. Coast Hll*••Y\. C.IWll•
del M•r, ltlt5.
New ally in battle c f bulge 7
I have never been a big fan or foe
of coffee (with caffeine). and along
w11h several billion others. I have
had one or 1wo cups a da) for years.
Many of ffi) patients are .-.urpnscd
that I.do not automatically scream
"Decaf onl) , .. but. if there is no
reason to halt their intake of caffeine
- such ashcan irregularities or high
blood pressure -l do not mtervene.
0-ul in last montl"i"s-Amcrican
Journal of Clinical Nutntron. caf·
fe1ne wns shown to be to be not only
a mild stimulant. but also an ac-·
celcrator of thcrmOJ,encs1s.
Now befo re yo u ftlc th is article in
the trash. it might interest you to
know that if yo u accelerate your
them1ogcnes1s. you bum up " '·
wanted fat deposits at a faster ni
Thermogencs1s ts the expenditure
energy by 1hc body that has n
useful purpose other than producin~
bod) heat. It has long been known
that ind ividuals who arc obese haVl'
an O\Crall reduction 1n their
metabolisrft.. We alt know men and
"!Q.11\C ho can caUarac.--amounu
of everything. yet not gain weight.
They. or rather their bodies simply
burn the excess. T heir furna~ is
hotter.
Caffeine seem!I to stoke the
furnace.
Medical s1udcnt volunteers who
were moderate coffee drinkers were
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given placebo, 100 milligrams (mg).
200 mg, or 400 mg of caffeine. and
a variety of metabolic chanan were
measured.
Thennogenesis was increased and
the increase was dose related. For
the largest dose. 400 mg. an ad·
ditional energy expenditure of abQut
60 calories was n)easurcd over a
three-hour period. Over time. this
would represent a ~ignificant loss
(and in the case of obesity. that is
1ood) of ~nergy that would add up
with time.
They found that caffeine did 9ther
things as well. and these findinp
were not new. It elevated the hcan
rate a few beats per hour and tht-
plood pressure a few poinu at both
end'
Caffeine. to my knowlcdlc, has
not been a pen of any· weapt los1
rqimen. In fact. there is usually a
bin on coffee and other cafTcinated
bevcraacs. 'thi1 11 rational when
thtte is a reason for the bin. or if the
caffeine caultl probkm1.
f>t'rhaps 1how of us wl}P moni1or
pcop~n wciah1 lou prosramt need
to ttdet ~ role that a ftVt cup.
of cofTcc mipt ha"f in eomcone
fa&htina the blUle of \the bulee .
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'Stars' sparkle for .
~Ghlldren' s benefit
n
i. Whee .. Michael Jackson" showed
1up F~y niabt II the Four Seasons
1Hold, the photosraa>Mn went crazy.
. Guests at the Lollipop Guild
rt-Stan" fund-raiser were surprised
that Jackson wu there so soon after
.,his release from the hospital. But, he
uid he was feelins·areat and proved ~bis point by dancana. moon walkina
I and OippiDJ all over the bellroom.
Okay, okay, so .. Jackson" was
JJhired as were the paparazzi, he prob-
1 ably could have fooled Janet and
LaToya. He was &ood and added to
'the fun of the Blind Children's
: Leamiq Center benefit.
"Manlyn Monroe" reappeared for
the party and was easily recognized
by the famous halter-nCj:k white
1 pleated dress. She sang "Diamonds
are a Girl's Best Friend." (Actually.
her best friend could be a singing
~coach.)
Invitations had requested guests
come costumed or in black-tie attire.
· Jo Anne Mix also came as a Marilyn
Monroe and outMarilyn~ th e pro-
fessional look alike. Her escon was
Joe DiMaggio. a.k.a. Gene Mix.
-• Causing a lot of inTCresr wcrt
Ka therine and Richard Mcinturff of
Laguna Beach who came as the late
Nicolai and Elena of Romania. They
had made their own official and
regal-looking costumes and for
authenticity added blood and bullet
holes. "This is sick. isn't it," asked
Katherine a.s guests crowded around
to get a closer look.
"Phantom of the Opera" provided
the inspiration for costumes of dec-
orations chairwoman Debi and Tom
Pavlik. He assisted Ride O'Fallon
who Oew down from the Bay Arca to
volunteer as auction~r.
Guild president Francesca
Rehnborg was smart looking in a
short gold-trimmed black dress and
topped off her look with a stylish
cocktail ha t. Husband Sam
•Rehnborg came wearing a Teddy
Kennedy head masque. but after a
few minutes decided he'd rather be
cool.
Terry Lampad1us chaired 1he
pany that was altended by 170 and
expected to brin~ in close to $25.000
Vida
Dean
for the oenter in Santa Ana that
serves about 100 blind and visually
impaired children alona with si&hted
children from all over Orange Coun-
ty.
Lampadius, looking very chic in
black with a black and white boa,
was esconed by Jerry Nourse. Dis-
cussing the Lollipop Guild, she said,
"We were founded about five years
ago. We have one major fund-raiser,
this one, and several small ones each
year. I became interested through a
friend of the founder Bryn de
Beikes." •
-t>re$idcn RehnboTg-of-Emerald
Bay said, "Originally we were a play
group of moms. We only have 17
members and wi th this small group
we pulled all of this off tonight. We
started planning in September."
The guild's planning incfuded ac-
cumulating I 00 auction items.
Eighty-three items were in the silent
auction which went on during the
cocktail ho\Jr as guests sipped drinks
and nibbled on hot hors d'oeuvres.
The live auction followed the
mushroom-stuffed roast chicken
breast dinner served at tables
centered with pretty star.studded
floral arraniemen1s. Lynn Willis was
on hand with the band to. make the
music.
Party people also included Cathy
and Tom Andrews. Sherry and Bill
Braly, Kam Cirica, France Quantan-
nens. Donna and Allen Wolf. Bryn
and Dick DeBeikes. Leah Cox. Dana
Senecal. Elaine and Bob Basmajian.
Lee and Jim Gormley. Brenda
Young. Dot and Gerard Dougher
and Caroline and Dr. Rod LaShelle.
Society box score -Next day coverage
Evnt: Jewish Spons Hall of Fame
Caase: American Friends of Htbrew University • i
Localioa: Irvine Hilton • ll-'
A&teduce: 625
Orpaher: Chairman Dr. Wilham Berger
Mn a: Chicken en croute
Matlc: Sound Celebration
VlP1: Inductees Barry Asher. Harris Banon. Mike Epstein. Noah
K.Jicger. Alex Schoenbaum. Harold Solomon. Brian Teacher and
aJ --Over'kanl: "We will make between $150.000 and SlM.OOO'tonJghL"
Bou om Lint: Tables from S 1,2 50 to $2.000
N~wsmak~rs
Kate Jackson leaves
LA for Virginia farm
LOS ANGELES - Actress !Ute
Jackson has quietly left Los .:\ngeles
for a farm in Virginia and put her
Benedict Canyon home up for sale.
It was reported Sunday.
Jackson, a native of Birmingham.
Ala.. moved to Keswick. south of
•. Charlottesville. Va.. said the Los
Angeles Times. quoung un1den1ified
sources.
-Jackson has starred in the telc·
vision senes "Charlie's Angels" and
"Scarecrow and Mrs. King."
Last September. she announced
she was "recovering nicel y" from a
modified mastectom) she had
undergone two weeks earlier. Since
then she has filmed the television
movie "The Stranger Within."
The hillside Benedict Canyon
home can be reached by three flights
of stairs or a cable car,. and features
four bedrooms and six baths. Jack-
son bought the 1.5 acre property in
1983 for $485.000. The asking price
now is more than $2.3 million.
l'Ri\GUE. Czechoslovalffa ~
Sinaer Pa~l Simon made a plea· to
end racism and then launched into
his classic "Bridge Over Troubled
Water" at a concert to promote
racial harmony.
Three concens were held Saturday
si multaneously in Prague. Paris and
Moscow w1th pop stars from West
and East an a crusade against racism.
Czechoslovakia's President
Vaclav Havel. the former play-
wright. introduced Simon and was
welcomed with wild cheers of"Lo ng
ltve Havel!"
Simon. pan of an international
delegation 1n Czechoslovakia to
monitor its elections. treated the
crowd to renditions of two of his
other well-known songs. "Sound of
Silence." and "The Boxer ...
"I'd like to say to people in the
U.S. that this is a concert against
racism and evil which exists all over
the world," Simon told the crowd.
PORTLAND. Ore. -Comedian
Flip Wilson ~ve his tickets to a
Portland Trail Blazers basketball
playoff game to a hotel cleaning
woman after deciding she was "one
of the biggest Blazer fans that ever
lived."
Wilson, here for the Rose Festival.
paid scaJpcr prices for__a pair of
tickets to Tuesday's game. But dur-
ing the course of his stay at the
Marrion Hotel, he struck up a
friendship with Carolyn Bell.
"I ran into her in the lobby. and
she said. 'You did buy a 81a}er shin
this momi.na, didn't you?' 1 said,
'Yes. I did.' Then she said. 'Well. if
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PHOTOS BY
JIM DEAN
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Dr. Rod and Carolin• LaSh•ll• and Dr. Sam and 'r•nce1ca Rehnborg.
Kate Jackson
you've got a Blazers shin. }Ou're
supposed to have 11 on:
"In my opinion that lady must be
one of the b1"-est Blazer fan s that
ever lived," Walson said. "If I went
to the µm,e. I don't know who I'd
be yelling for. so I thought It was
worth the mone) to send 1he lad) to
the game."
Bell said she and her husband.
Clarence. had no1 been to a Trail
Blazers game in four .rt'ars.
"I don't know where the seats arc
and I don't care.'' she said. "They're
inside the building. I s111l don't
believe it."
VINCENNES. Ind. -Reured
Army Gen. Wilham Westmoreland
'llP Wiison
led a parade honoring the l.m~nl.'.an
flag and tool.. lhl' 0pportu1111~ to
blast 1ho~ "ho "an1 thl' ngh1 to
burn ii
The fo rmer t; .S. commanda in
Vietnam rode an a rrd Cadi llac on
Saaurda) 's parade through th''
downtown streets of Vanlenne'i
In comment a da) before the
Kn ox Count} Flag Oa' Celebration.
Westmoreland called flag burner'\
"people who do unu ual things" to
attract attention. ·
Westmorela nd said he didn't
thank anyo ne hac; the right I<) d1:s-
ecrate the flag. but those that do
hould be ignored
-By ne Associ•tNI Pren
59& Ho/ding
Reaching Medicare
no odds-on favorite
Dialing Medicare') 00 number to
check on a health insurance Claim 1s
an all-consuming challenge 1n my
ltfe. The odds on get11ne through
"11hout a bus) signal are higher than
winning a m1l hon-<ioll ar lotle~
Like all high-rollers. I'm de·
termin~ to ~al 1he su1em. The
onl) que uon. will rri, battered
I nde'\ finger hold OU I as iong as m)
and1gnat1on., 1nce m~ m1ss1on in
cracking Medicare's phone bamer
wtll benefit 15 million other cnior
c111zens. I ma' e'en get a Rock-
efeller irant
To increase m) mathemaucal
chances for success, I ant11all) tned
calling the 800 number the fir 1
thing in the morning when I as-
sumed e'el)One "as busy gulping
down their fi ber. This is the early-
b1rd·"' orm th eorum that I should
have known "'as fa r too simplt 11c
for ucb a complex problem. The
ltnes "'ere alread} tied up "1th
m1lhons of fox) dialers.
·Nancy
Mcintyre
determine 1f there were umes of the
da' "'hen calls decreased becau~
pc0ple's b10~1hms wcrc do""· or
evef)one wa~ glued to their ap
opera: or taking a napp). The chan
never dipJX'd - or even wa,errd
Maybe I was locked into a failure
syndrome. I rca'loned. I nJX'('ted to
fail. Life had become a bu!>) !lmgal
I quickl) ~anned through "The
Power of Pos1 tl\e Thinlo ng" that I
keep on m) bookshelf for doctor
v1sttS and tn p<i 10 the IR
;:, Withhold-ing sex . coffimon in marri~ge .
· Ladnng an anal) 11cal mind, 1
turned to my an1elliaent computer
"'11h an advenascd IQ of 240. The
machine ad vi sed me 10 bcgiJl dialing
contmuoush fi,e crunutcs before the
Imes opened to get a Jump on the
compet1t1on. To my astonishment.
prcc1sel) at a.m. a human voice
answered the phone! It worked! Now
I knew how .\le,ander Graham Bell
felt at \he moment of his triumph.
My euphona was hon -hved, how-
ever. The computer's formula only
worked once. which blew its chances
for being wntten up in sc1ent1fic
When I felt uflic 1enth up~at to
brave defeat. I d1akd thl' 800
number. The phone ra ng a!i 1f 11 "'ere
a normal occurrancc -not a tran-
scendental e~pcncncc .\ \OICC
answered and ~1d he'd ha"e to put
me on hold I de peratel) clung to
the instrument hk.e a drowning 'It·
tim cltng to a ltfe preserver . .\ftcr a
half~an-hour I heard a sickening
click. On the Verge of a major break·
through I'd been cut-off b) a cr:ued
sad1s1 with a senous hang-up
Whatever the cost. I'm not g1van1
up my research. The most con. anent
success r, t' had 1n rtach1na Mtd1-
care 1s b) consulting my hol'09Cope
to seo 1f 11·s a fa"orable day to make'
an important connC'Cl1on.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I saw 1 myself in your column the other
day. It was the letter from a !"an
.,, who had the same problem I laved
111 with for 38 years -a wife f who
11 didn't think sex was wonl\ the
trouble. ' I
I The man had written a letter to
his wife on their 32nd wcdchna
Lr1 anniversary. He was starVcd for af-
'1 fection and pleaded with. her ~o talk
to him about it. The w1fe did not
,.,, rapond. She died two days later of
,.,, a hcan attack. at the • of S4. He
•NI found his letter in the pocket of her
bathrobe. He cloled bis letttr to you
,, by uyina he was f'eelina auilty and
•• , &ookina for auidancc.
•tu I want.to tell that poor &UY that he
nr hat nothina to fttl auiltY about.
There is no way you can l!t a woman to d11CU11 a problem 1f she ~,. donft't want to. I was mamcd to
\ aactty t19e same kind. M~ wife wu
cold and unraponsive. She hated
an. She knew I ..-. unhappy but
reftaltd to ao for countchna bttaute •
Ann
Landers
"the problem 1s yours, not mint."\
On my 62nd birthday she pve me
the best ,;ft imaainable: a spoaee
cake (no frostina!). In the hole of the
cake was a rolted-up piece of pepe:t
-her petition for a divorce.
Eiaht months lattr I met a won· derf'W, warm, beauti.f\al woman
whole husband hlld died IM ~
before. We have a fabuloul time toletMf. Our ltl Ii~ it lefrific MMI r 9iel h'h I 1etn.aierr. I hope dlle man
who '*"* to YoU ftnd1 a woman
who appreciates him. Plealt tell him
\
I wish him all the lud. in the world.
-HAPPY ECOND-TIMER IN
N.J.
DEAR HAPPY: nads for 1Mr-
lq you ... ,,.. I love4 IM mlq.
Here's more M dM •Ject: From Calaary. Albcna: The only
time my wife i' interested in 10 is
when she SttS someihina tcmbly
01tpens1ve and btyond our means.
Then she really turns on the heat.
She has three sistc:r'I whose husbends
have told me they do the same th1n1.
Can this be so mcthin1 women ltam
from their mothers? '
From LallelaM, Fla.: I am writ1na
about the man whose wife died of 1
Min attack fkr withholdina !ltJt
&om him for ~~cntl ~ars. I MY he i• bcuer off. ow he 1 free to look
around (v.uhout a~1h) for a ~tNn Wbo will b( a loving comp1n1on.
My wife and 1 fouaht about this
for more years thao I cart to admit. She wanted full control of every
upect of our h\cs and K\ was No.
I on tbt h t. tr 'he decided he
•asn't an the mood (which M!I mott
or the ume) he made damn urc I
lost my desire for 11, too. We alwa)'
ended up in a fight which v.ould
have iasted lh t' rest of our hvcs if 1
had waited fo r ~.er to make up.
My wite grc .... up 1n a home whcrt
there was no alTecuon ~~'ttn bcr parent~ a1nd they nc\ er sho~ the
slif.btest bit of affection for their
cbtldrtn. The Y..'tre the coldest
bunch I bad ever seen. I mould have
known what I wa ,ettin1 into.
hem Su FrudKe: I felt ~rry
for the man whose wife lost interc$t
in se1t after yt"ars of maniaac. It
happened to me and I couldn't
undentand why. A fncnd of mine
who was much mort ell~~ 1n
the w1ys of •he world ~led that it ~i-"t be another man 1 couldn't
QOncewc of such a thin& but dtttded
to keep my eyes and tan open and
look for clues. Well, I caqht Mr.
But 1t wasn't with a man, 1t wu With
a woman. -HEL HOCKED IN
CALIF.
DEAR HELL: Me ..... W1MtC u
0 .• .., ... ..., :
I "'
jourriaJs. •
ext came random testing with a
curvt' chan tracking my findings. J
called Med1ca~ cvef) hour or so to
Pri zes brokered
~or game shows
,• 0 . In TV hngo. what's a "pn~C'
broker"?
A. One who line up pmc-show
pnzes. n independent operator.
Paid sometimes by donann, com·
paojcs and someumes b) show
produc:tttt i\lwa s wtth an ett0unt-
1na for pubhC1')' value. Dealt vary so
much t~~· no standard.
Yes. you can buy blue soy sauce.
Oranae. too.
"A med1ocrt oCC'Utive, ma at or
ftmale, with a aood ttttt\lty, male
or ft-male. 1s far more valuabk to a
I
L.M.
Boyd
i
Sony, you .. fcllow. but medic.I . raearihm say~·, no lt'lftdlc:
reuon why a bid COid lhcMald m.r.
ktt wttb )'OUr ahiht) 10 concnu.11
on stud.es.
,,.
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by Bii Keane COUJlfftR CULTURE by Maratt• & M••tt• PSA!fUT8 by Charles M. Schulz
"Mommy! Billy's writing with
the mustard!"
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•·sure. he lets me put the leash on him This
way he can take me where he wants.'
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OrMge COMt DAILY PtLOT~, JUne '1, ..
DM
Walters
Is Capitol
probe open } or shut?
SACRAMENTO -It's been five
years since the undercover investip-
11on of Capnol corruption dubbed
"Brispcc" was born.
Census Bureau ---· f-ir-lds -a sec;r:et
weapon·in Newport
It's been nearly two years since the
investigation burst in10 the public
rcaJm as FBl agents conduc1ed dra-
matic malt raids on Capitol offices,
seeking documents.
It's been )ust a few months since
the first maJOr catch of the invnti~ :
tion, ex-state Sen. Joseph Montoya, :
was convicted on a slew of federal •
corruption charges, and a few weeks :
since Montoya was sentenced to •
federal prison for hi s crimes. 1y ~AT MICHAE~,
They couldn't get answers, so they sent Bentley.
His red-white-and-blue Bureau of the Census badac pinned to
his chest, hh shock of gray· hair slicked back, Bentley Harris walked
up to the tiny BaJboa Peninsula home and tried to cajole the
housekeeper into Jelling him talk to the owner.
He c~uld sec the frighten~. gray-haired octogenarian, peekina
from behmd a door down the hall. His Spanish didn't work so he
started speaking directly to the shadowy figure.
• :·come on ... he said with an enticing smile. "We're going to have
fun.
1:'he l~~Y answered in a weak voice. "I don't want any of those
questions.
He had broken the barrier. He'd gollen her to talk. Now, it was
easy.
. · . &fore. she knew it. the lad_y was at the screen door. smiling.
joking, feeling secure and answenng all those questjons that had aone
unanswered for other census takers.
h wa.S another victor; for Harris. who gets S 16.SO an hour from
the Census Bureau. There was a llme when Harris asked questions
at rates that earned him as much as $20,000 and hour.
T~e USC class of '48 ring is no longer on bis tingcr. But that's
where 1t all ~gan for Harris -a law student who'd taken advantaae
of the GI Bill. Ten years later, he was a media darling -defendina
Elizabeth Ann Duncan who'd hired a couple of thugs to murder her
daughter-in-law so she could keep her son all to herself. It was a case
of motherly love gone depra ved. Bentley lost that one and "Ma"
Duncan became one of the last women executed in California's ps
chamber. But. he gained fame as a slick examiner of witnesses who
could get the fac ts no matter how tou~ the witness. He went on to
head the law offices of Mel vin Belli in Los Angeles.
Fees as high as $250.000 were not unusual for Harris in the 60's
and 70's. And then. he qu11. He just quit. Maybe it was bum-out.
Maybe he wasn't happy ~ith the Judicial system. He doesn't say. He
?ecame a d,r~pout and~sca~d fr~ the big__l}_omcs big cars !nd _ important clubs.
_He rctiEd and .moved 10 Newport &ach -to ..a .small
apartment overlooking the ba). AJ sundown. he si ts on his balcony
and watches the shadows of the moored boats lengthen across the
wa1er. "I was never happier than this," he says. "All the money in
the world can'1 bu) th1s ... nor the fun I'm having now."
And so. Bentley Harri) gets assigned those homes in Newpon
Beach where the census peopl e have trouble getting the answers.
Bentley always gets them.
Laughmg. JOkin& pressing. probmg he's the total professional at
extracting informa116n. But for S 16.50 an hour. not $'20,000. And yet,
he says. "I've never been nchcr. never been happier!"
The wa y he ~~s 11. )OU know he means 11.
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Ext 362.
Doones~ury By Garry Trudeau
• •
U.~.-eLO flap lessens .odds
of Israeli-Palestinian ·talks
WASHINGTON -The decision
by Secretary of State James A. Baker
UJ to temporarily suspend U.S .
dialogue with the PLO rei nforces
secret efforts by Prime Minister
Yitzhak Shamir to construct a
"unity" government that could fi .
nally JO to the peace table with the
Palesunians . Rowland
Evans As usual. things are not quite what
they seem in the Middle East. Even
though the U.S.-PLO breakdown
will provoke what a Bush adminis-tration official calls a "war-building" in provoking the intifada to new
crisis, it makes negotiations politi-fury. Yet, it may be fortuitous. giv-
cally inore feasible for Shamir. ing Shamir the U.S.-PLO breakup he
Although he announced formation has called _for so. often. Jerusalc'!1
on Friday of a dangerously right-has sent pnvate signals that Shamir
wing coalition to rule Israel, the wants to move to the peace table
conservative Likud prime mmist~r ~nd nd l\1msclf of deman~s4by hard·
has in mind a wholl y different gov-ltners f<?r toupier ~andhng of the
crnment that again would share Palestinians. including deportation
power with Labor. of t~ou~lemakers from the occupied
Thus. the interl'cpted Palestinian temton~s.
terrorist raid on the Tel Aviv Shamir has grown close 10 agrce-
bcaches. which would have yielded a ment on secret terms with Labor
gruesome harvest had it succec:._dcd. leaders Shimon Peres and Y1t.zhak
may ironically tum out to be a Rabin for a "unity" go vernment harb1~ of change for the better. tf similar to the one that broke up a fire storm-in the Mideast can be three months ago under nght-wing
avoa<kd now.. thc.-lhwacted terronst demands on the peace issue. The
attack could help break the d~dlock radicafS aemand.ed tougher
on the Palestine question. crackdowns on the intifada. more
The raid, engineered by Abut Jewish settlements and quicker
Abbas' terronst group. forced a hard takeover of Arab land on the Wes1
decision on Baker. The facts of life Bank.
were laid out to htm Jast week an Shamir will need the vote of all
secret cable from Amblssador Rob-such radicals in the narrow Likud
ert Pelletreau in Tunis. who has government he unveiled Fnday.
headed the .S. side in talks with That includes the Molede1 (Home-
the PLO. He informed the secretary land) Pany. with a singl e member 1n
that Yasir Arafat lacks the power to the Knesset. Its pany/'latform calls
expel Abul Abbas from the PLO's for mass expulsion o Palest101ans.
high command. By demanding that They total more than 1.5 m1lltop on
he do so, said Pclletreau, the Un11ed the West Bank and Gaza.
States would have to put a hold o n Although Shamir has publicly ac-
the dialogue in order to preserve its cept~ the support of Moledct an
crcdibiJity once Arafat said no -order to form a narrowly based
however violent the repercussions in aovemment. he knows that he 1s
the Arab world. playing with fire. Wllh a Knesset
Baker really was left with no m_,ority of a single vote or two by
choice. given .. and mtemational Shamir's Likud Part). Molcdct's
outrage over the attempted Tel Aviv sole member could demand a seal 1n
raid. He demanded action against the Cabinet or overthrow the gov-
Abul Abbas and. when Arafat was cmment on a kc)' issue.
silent. decided to suspend the PLO American Jewish leaders sa)'
talks (with the announcement sc hcd-Shamir docs not want to pla> that
uled for this week). pme for two reasons: First. he fe.irs
That suspension may well result a major backla.sh from the Amencan
Robert
Novak
Jewish community and the Bush
adm1n1Strat1on. which oppose the
narrow coalition announced Friday:
second. he really does want to la y
t~ fou ndation for Palestinian
autonomy, or local government, in
the We t Bank and Ga1a. No chance
for that if he has 10 dcJ)l·nd on nght-
wmg radicals.
Thi potnts to 'ham,tr signing a
"unit) .. pac1 \\Ith Labor. perhaps
ver) soon. 1multancousl). Baker 1s
coun11ng on the \uspens1on of the
.S.-PLO talks 10 bnng a softer
stance from Shamir on what broke
up the la-.t lsrach coahuon: whether
to talk to an~ Pale t1n1ans from East
Jerusalem or v. 1th an\ Palcst101an
who hu ~n deport~ from-the--
West &nk and Gata cret con-
versauon'> betwt•en ham1r and
Labor ma) ha\c produced some
solution that cou ld be sold to 1he
Palcst1n1ans.
But wnh a temporan. ~mencan
rebuff of lhc PLO. the Pnlcsunc
deadlock IS On thC' bnnk Of HS mo t
dangerous t·n )1s since the start of the
mtifada t"o and one-half years ago
-as Baker IS all loo a\\are. rhe
region's climate 1s parucularl y
dangerous cons1dcnng Iraq'<; me a
the new. war-te,ted Arab leader
against Israel and the possi ble o"·cr-
thro" of Jordan·., King Hu\'ICtn b~
Moslem fundamcntalts1s or h1' king-
dom\ Palestinian majont)
If hamar sttcl.~ 10 the narrow
coah1ron he announced Fnda).
these l'Ould be l'Una1n-ra1~r'i for
much wor'IC. In fact. there l'I room
for some re,tramed hope for a more
rC"asonable course in l'lrucl.
Rowl.ad Ev•o• .ad Ro~rt Nov•k
•re w.,tjo1100 DC-bas~ col•m••
for tbe Or.air CoHI D•ily Piiot
Equality in educational funding
can't be denied to. poor schools
WASH INGTON -There 1s a
truth so obvious that no court,
wll~ther state or federal. ought to
have to declare it: it is unfair. social-
ly and economically destructive. and
unconstitutional for a state to permit
a school system in which children in
wealthy neighborhoods get myriad
opportunities and kids in poor areas act next to nothing.
But such is the myopia of the
privil~ people of America that
only the courts can brina sanity to
state $Chool financina systems.
Last Tudday the New Jersey Su-
prcr:ne Court ruled that the state
LqislatuR twd to provide funds to
ajve children in poor areas that
receive little in . propeny tucs a
"thorouJh and efficient edua11on."
Over the last two years the su-~me couns of Teus. Kentucky
and Montana have struck dow,i
thotc scatn' tchoo' financin1 sys.
tcms because or almost incmlibac
llPI in apendin, bct-een poor and
wealthy di1tric11. Lawsuilt are pend·
int in the courta of several other
states. The ~m is racial, IOCial and
aeotraPhl~ with c.ruclal int,..cate consequences.. The Kentucky court
noted that only S 1.800 wu beina
tptnt per poor student, whi~ M ,200
wn allocated ror the 1ehoolina of
st\ rich pupil. The state now..,,
tMt a minimum of S2,900 muse be
"""'on all studttus. Rteh dittricU ue di free to sptnd more on their
dUldlln.
... ~urc as now on ICt"Oll the utioe fOr ·•cquah1ation." rncanina
Carl
Rowan
that where pro~rt)' wn create a
are.at difference in opportunity. state
feaialatures must appropriate
enouah funds to aivc a poor rural or
ahctto school district the same lcvtf
of fundina u is available to a
wealthy s"burben area. Count on the
wealthy to fllht this. with much
saaccaa.
Still. there is a very hcarten1n1 aide to what is ttanspirina within the
(>Owet structures of America's cilia
PeoplCI who once dtdn't aive a damn
Aft now c:natldine to ttt real educa-
tion delivered to all lkir people.
I was in J11etton. Mia, recently
where the Miaiasippe Power A LJl)tt Co.~t on a forum about economic
dn metal. 1 wu Pf'IP9Nd to .c-
cept t fKt lhat Millillippi hu c: &om. the \lllY days of l'llrial m · I did not upect to 1i11u
this eower compuy•1 swaMtenl.
Mike ""'"' •Y to dw .. movm and tbaken" of tttt Mlle:
..... llaen is tomethit11 millina
here .
"Ptrhapt what is mi111na """' 11
the opportunity for all our c1 trzens
-regardless of 1herr color. regard-
less of thClr famil income. or any
other oc1al standard -to have
acces 10 a dCC"Cnt education. and for
reasonable opportunities to gain ac-
cess to the economic system once
they ha ve an education."
Bemis wasn't wa1t1ng for any
court to tell the ltidcrs of his long-
mah&ncd state what they had to do
to hf\ M1ssi'is1ppi from the bottom
of the Amencan totem pok. This
white M1ssm1pp1 compan)i was
showing leader1h1p not man1fost~
1n many of our itates
I watch these de,elopmcnts know-
ing that C(\Uahzat1on of cducallonal
opportunities Wlth1n each state as
important. But menca wall not be
whole, or comJ)('t1t1vc. until we pool
the nation' rc\Ou~ Ind sa that a
child 1n the MJu1ss1pp1 Delta must
have rc:tucation mont')' lavished
upon it to the same eittcnt that a
child 1n Maehiaan js nunurtd "to
trained 1ntell1atnet'. That means that
Amencans must aett{>t a radical
new po ture reaard1n1 federal
financ1n1 or education.
l look at New Jency, Tex.a . Mi ~
SISStppi and Other Mii • and at
pnvatc l~ts uch H Btmas. and I
.know that Amenca ll movane
toward commitment that must be
made 1f wt arr to urvhe as a sreat
nation. • car1.....,,. • "•••'4• o.c.. ~ nt s'•• t# * Or-. a.. .,..,, n.r.
Charges are still pending apinst
Paul Carpenter. a former state sena-•
tor who now serves on the state
Board of Equalization and who won
renomination by Demoeratic voters
in his district last week.
One of the more reassurina
aspects of the Capitol corruption
investiption has been the as>parent
willinaness of federal investlpton
and prosecutors to take as much
umc as necessary to build strona
cases. Past investigation~ of the
Capitol had been fumbled bccautc of pressure from the media and
politicians to produce immedjaae
results.
The Momoya and Carpenter cases
have demonstrat~ just how impon.:
ant patience can be in such matters.
It takes weeks and months to follow
the detailed paper trails. and the
longer the 10vcst1gat1ons continue.
the more willing import.ant wit-
nesses become to step fo1'W3rd. Mosl
of the charJcS against Montoya tad
nothing directly to do with the
undercover 1nvestigat1on itself~
rather. they developed from infor-
mation that was volunt~rcd after
the 1n vest1gauon became pubhc
knowledge.
When Bnspec first su rfaced nearly
two years ago, there were the usual
calls for a rapid concl usion. But U.S.
Attorney David Levi resisted. The
anvesugauon would take as long as
11 takes. he insmed. even 1f that
mcanl )..C.aa 0Lu.ncert.a1ntr for those
1dent1fied a~ subjects.
More recent reports have sug·
gest~d that federal mvesuptors will
scale back or wind down the Capitol
'"' est1fill<.ln soon. "I thank C\ erybody has rcrosnizcd
1t was a very important investip.
uon ... 1he FBJ's cramento burcu
chic{ Douglas Ball. -was quoted u
sayi ng recently. "but tt 1s time to
marshal forces and get on w11h thl'
business at hand ...
Ball's comments came just afler 1t
was ~"ealcd that Levi has been
nominated to become a federal
JUdge, reinforcing the 1mpressioa
that Bnspe<' ma) end "'Ith Montoya,
Carpenter and some legislative aides
1n the bag.
And Levi's own comments seem.
ingl)' added 10 that conclusion. He
was quoted as saying that he hoped
·to wrnd up the inve t1ga11on "1n the
next few months ...
Poht1cally. Levi's and Ball's pub-
lished comments. coupled w11h the
1mpend1ng judgeship. ha ve
produced a belief among Capitol
insiders that having netted two
~mocrat1c ~ht1cians. Levi 1s bc1n1
rewarded with a Judgeship by the
Republican Whue House. and the
investigation will end befo re any
Republican legislators arc nailed.
One e1t-Rcpubhcan Asscmb!y staf-
fer alread) has pleaded guilty to
federal chugcs and 1s awaiting
sentencing that depend . an part. on
her cooperauon. The aide. Karin
Watson. 1s bcltC"ved to have
evidence that 1s damagtnJ to two
identilic<I subjCC'l.s of tlle an vcstip -
t1on. Republtcan sscmblyman Pit
Nolan and Frank Hill. a Republic:m
pohtic1an "'ho recently moved up
from the Assembly to the Senate
af\er "inning a special election.
The ques11on. then. remams: is
Bmpec still operational or is the net
being rttlcd m without catch1na any
more fish ?
H1ghl)' placed Ju tict Department
sources ins1~t that the impressions of
a windup Are false and that E
publican a well as DemOC'f'ltic ·~
11cLans remain acti ve subJ«ll o tbe
1nvc 11aat1on. althouah it's not ~
ta1n that an y 1dd1t1onal 1nd1C1ments
will be produced. They are con·
cemed that 1f the impressions • comt bcltefs. It will d11eou,..e lob-
byist and other pottntial witnass
from voluntecnna tnformatiol\
about bnbtry shak.edowns.
Pro<S«utors say it's likdy that a
ptnnancnt anu-poht1c•I comapeion
unit Wlll be e uabhshcd in the U.S
attorney's ofJk c to f\na~ up Bnspec
and handlt Other ca!Cs. Only titM,
of course. will -ntt the end of tbe
story, but Levi and Co. lh'ady ban
had a ma111ve impect on t• cdtiall
climate of the Capnol -witnaa &M
re«nt adoption of eth1e1 refonn
11-.by the lAlt•tutt aftcl votien -
and a pmMncnt anti~IOll «·
pniuJIOn would be a •kiome ad-
dmon ~ OM .,..._.It a .
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NE\XIPORT·
F;omA.1
boulevards is looking a bit worse for
wear.
One propeny owner plans to clean
up his lot by building ·a modem,
mixed-use project combining three
condominiums with a commercial
space. Owen Minney would like his
neighboring propeny owners to fol-
low suit and revamp their buildings
as well.
But some propen y owners say
they're in no rush to modernize their
structures, many of which are a good
JO or 40 years old. ~ •
Buildin~s like the Boulevard Mar-
ket. built m 1949. were around when
Old Newpon Boulevard -now
named North Newport Boulevard
-served as the onl~ road linking
inland cities to Ncwpon Beach.
"It was the gateway to Newport
originall y," Minney. a Newpon
Beach native. said.
Eventually, tbe "new.. Newpon
Boulevard -state Highway 55 -
was constructed and Old Newport
Boulevard became something of an
aftenhought.
T"ent) }ears ago, <;lly officials
saw the Old Newport strip as a good
location for medical offi ces related
to Hoag Mcmonal Hospital. which
1s JUSI 10 the 14CSI, across Newport
Boulevard.
But medical support offices
cl ustered around the hospital in-
stead.
Toda). North Newport Boulc,ard
is a quiet. curbless road lined wuh
5mall office build~gs. a couple of
motels. Le Biamt1 French res-
taurant. the old Wh 1'ike' Bill's bar.
automotive bus1ne,scs and a
massag~ parlor. oml.' small homes
aho dot the eastern side of the road.
Minne ~ operated Wc!>tpon
Manne. Inc .. a cuistom boat building
compan}. at 447 N Nt•wport Blvd.
for about IS )Cars. But "hen the city
down zoned the commercial ar("a in
, O\ember 1988. Minne} hcgan
looking inlll dtff("rcnt. more lucra-
tl\·e and 'l'iuall~ a11ract1ve uses for.
nis propert)
He con!.1d ercd building onircs or
AIDS
From A 1
treatment. reo;carrh and educa11un.
This }Car's part1c1pa11on b) an
estimated 1.300 walkers (the re-
mainder of the C!lt1matl'd rrowd of
2.000 was compn!>ed of onlookers
and 'oluntcer .\IDS-""alk staff and
others. organizers sa)) fell short of
expectation'>. and failed to equal last
year's total of I. 7 50 ""alkero;. said
med1a-rela11ons roord1nator Robert
Seline. He said Saturda) 's rain and
Sunday morning's gloom~ skies may
have kept man~ awa y.
Crane said that "alk coordinators
·had hoped to raise $400.000 Sunda}'.
and still might beforl.' year's end. She
said a dinm:r held in Januar; to
honor Orange Count) Super' l!>Or
Thomas Rile~ had raised $75.000
and that she expects donalions to
continue throughout the year.
,.
Of the tnonc' collected from un-
da} 's walk. the largest chunk. 39
percent. will go to C'o!ota Mesa-based
AIDS Sen ices Fou~dation. which
provides pa tient care. Al OS
Response Program. '4h1ch is geared
toward educa11on. will receive 25
percent. the Orange County 'Center
for Health. which pro.,. ides ed uca-
tion services. Wlll receive 10 percent:
and Laguna Shanti, which offers
p;111cnt sen 1 C'>. "'111 be alloHed · 6
percent.
The remaining 21 percent will be
spht among the Laguna Beach Com-
munity Clinic. the UCI AIDS
Education Project. the America n
Red Cross, .\CTION (AIDS Coali-
uon to ldcnt1f) Orange County
MR. B
From A1
"antsy" winner. who m he dis.-
ti ngu1shed as the young woman who
spent the most time out of her chair.
"What we were going to do is ti c
Nancy to her chair, .. he said.
Departsn& senior Lisa Lamb. who
attended Bovberg's ce remony, won a
"sunshsne" award for cheenng up
other students thrdughout thf
semester.
And Lamb, 18. c~me to Bovbcrg's
class after fai ling another hastory
storqe units on his lot, but wasn't
happy with either idea. Then he
decided on a mixed-use project that
would combine residences witb
business space -a concept that is
gain!ng popularity in Southern Cali-
fornia.
Minney's proposal calls for three
condominiums in the back of the 50-
foot-by-210-foot lot, overlooking the
state highway. A commercial office
would be at •tbe lot's other end.
which faces North Newport.
The desi~ is contemporary and
modular, wllh lots of windows and
wood. Minney plans to live in one of
the condominiums.
The city PlaJlning Commission
approved his project Thursday night
and also gave its nod to a general
plan amendment that would rezone
the whole area to mixed use. The
City Council must also approve the
amendment.
The residential-commercial desig-
nation gi ves propen) owners the
choice of building mi xed-use pro-
jects on their land. or keeping their
buildings all commercial.
Except for a few property owners
and nearb) residents who worry that
mixed use will create more activi ty
and traffic. most of Mmncy's neiV1-
bors applaud the idea of combining
residential units with business space.
"I think that's the only wa> to go.
pan icularly sn that area." sa id Ra y
Zartler. president of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Re-
altors The board's oflice has been
located at the corner of Hos pital
Road and North Newport for 40
}ear!>.
"You ha\e good access to trans-
portation. shops... and 11 provides
people \\Ith a place to hve." Zanier
said.
"\'en colorful. BC1hem1an SI\ le."
said "1d 'offer. "ho o" nc; · the
Wh1ske} Bill's land and another
la rger propert) along North New-
port. .. ens ce (Lo!. .\ngcles) has
done that t~ pc of thing. and 11's
being dum· in Cannc~ Village, too."
Whi le the~ hke the l·oncept. Soffa
and others aren't read' to con\.ert
their own propen1e' 1<) m1\cd U'ie
Soffer said he 1s rnntcnt "Ith the
Needs). the Homd c'>'i helter and
the Cancer ln'ltllutt'.
Despne the lowt:r·than-hoix·d-for
turnout. ( ranc 'kltd organ1Ler'\ an:
encouraged bt·cau-.c c;upport ha!>
!>pread to include nl·arl) all segments
of Orangl' ( ount} "> population.
he said the 1990 "alk boasted
part1c1pat1on from 10 lhurches and
more than 40 corporatt· sponsors.
The "alk also at1ractcd polit ical
leadcr'i. 1nclud1ng In 1ne Mayor
La~ .\gran. '\upen 1<,or Riley and
Laguna Beach (it} Councilman
Robert Gen tn . all of "horn ofTered
word'i of encouragement to walkers
who gathered in ~1ason Regional
Park before the} '>Ct out unday
morning.
Walkers also were presented '41th
another me'>sagl'. rnntained in a
parade of quilt) made to honor
AIDS v1l't1m\.
Gent~. who completed part of the
course unda}. said th(" walk 1s
significant becau'>t' it "bnngs all
people who arc concerned about the
disease together in one place. The
rehg1ous. corporate. political and the
ga} and le!>b1an communities arc
sending a message to Orange Count}
that not only 1s 1t soc1all) acceptable
to be an AID advocate. but that
fighting the disease 1s pan of the
fabnc of Orangc Cou nt ) ...
Genny added that the broad-
based support for the walk blasts the
stereotype of Orange Count ) as a
conservati ve. unfeeling area. "It 1s
not that. It 1s an intdligent. cos·
mopolitan. canng community." hc
sa id.
Gentry added that "this I) an
class.
"I almost didn't graduate high
school, and he said, 'you can do it
Liz. yo u can do it.' He gives you a
chance." Lamb said. ··He doesn't
look down on anybody, even the
slackers. He was Michelle PreifTer's
favorite teacher. She still talks to
him ."
Bovbcrg said he believes "any-
thi na" is possible when it comes to
brinaing both his students and their
country's hi tory to hfe. Boxes and
boxes of note on his dramas line the
wall behind his desk.
The Piiot's teachers of the year
1 •John Weyrauch/Corona del Mar Haab School -math
• Pltylli1 McKown/Costa Mesa Halh School -history ==-1~ • Diii l..eavtf /f.clit0n H1ah Schoof -social psycbolOl)t/history
•Carol Tipper/Estancia Rilh School -math
•Harlow Naasz/Newpon Harbor Hi&h School -Pl)'ChOk>o/civics
•Jam Bure~ View Hi&h School -chemiltry 'l •Jmy White/Marina H.P Sc:hool -maih
11 •Dave Spral'l/ffuatinaton lach Hi&h School -automoMle lhop I .... ----------------------------------------~
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A section of Old Newport Boulevard •• It appe.,.. todaJ
faboveJ, and a model of how one property owner wants It
to look In the future ftopJ.
rental income presently provided by
the businesses on his lots. Besides.
providing additional parking makes
the idef.. of changing to mixed use
less attrcktive. he said.
offer, who has owned land on
Nonh Newport since 1973. also sai d
earlier cffons to get property owners
'to collectsvcl) renovate their lots
failed.
But 1nd1v1dual propcrt} owners
have made changes on their land
over the years. like remod("ling
buildings. Soffer sa id. This slow.
piecemeal process 1s probabl) the
onl) wa) the area will be renovated.
he said.
The Old Nc"'port stnp 14111 prob-
abl> never become a fanq. wcll-
tra veled com mercial strip like
Manner"s Mile. those in the area
~id.
"If s JUSt fine lhl· wa~ 1l 1s," said
Beena Kile). who~I.' mother-in -law
Mary Lou owns the Ruulcvard _Ma r-
ket .•
K1k} \a1d the tin) store 1s a
landmark. home} fo.ture for locals.
Seventy-fi,e percent of the store's
customers arc regulars. she said.
"The market's been here si nce
1949 and 11 hasn't changed a b11. and
~ople hke 11 the wa) it is," she said.
"~ople come in and remember how
they came in as kids."
Several people hav(" offered 10 buy
the store. but her mother-in-1:-w has
declined the offers. Kile\' said.
She acknowledged th e·· Old New-
pon Boule' ard area could be de-
picted as rundo" n. particularly for
Newpon Beach. but that's what
gives 11 character. she said. Minney·s
new. modern project ma} e"en look
out of place. Kile~ said.
"It's a nice area and 1t' not a nice
area." she sai d. "You get some rfall y
rich people. but more or less 11's th e
less fortunate 14 ho come in here:·
Still. thl'r(" are 1mpro,emcnts that
can be made to the strip, Zartler
said.
"I don't know 1f n's e\l~r going_to
become ·quaint."·· he !>aid "How-
ever. I think we can make something
nice of 11."
09 gallons of gas
spilled Into the
Newport ··Harbor
9y HOUY J. \If MIND
~ .............
NEWPORT BEACH -Ao esti-
mated I 00 pllons of lllOline leaked
into ~ewp;>rt Harbor lrom the New-
port Landin& Fuel Dock on Sunday
before it was contained by fire Deoanmm& booms, police said. The leak was discovered at 3: IS p.m. by an anendant at the fuel
station who was pumpina ps, said
Newport Beach Police Oel*'lf1lent s,t. Al Fischer.
.. The dock attendant was pump-
ina au into a boat when be noticed
the pressure went down suddenly
and smelled the fumes,.. Fischer
said. "He used the eme~ncy
sbutofT valve to stop the spill. •
Fire investipton attributed the
spill to a worn pump hose that bunt
at a bulkhead connection at the
Texaco boat filJina station. Fischer
and U.S. Coast Guard officials said.
The hose is similar to the pump
hoses at aas statjons on land, except
VOTE
From At
liveness by Blanchard. but it also
violates his and his son's constitu-
tional rights. d
"My son hiff"the same right as any
other citizen." Amburgey said. "He
has a constitutional right to be rep-
resented by all of the council mem-
bers. I would think that a person
with no financial interest has a right
to vote."
ALL-STAR
From A1
Ocean View Hlgb Scbool
UCI
"I have always enjoyed the
challenge of learning and believe
that one must always keep sight of
one's dreams and reach for the high-
est star. Leaming has always been
stimulating and enjoyable for me."
Jolua Yong
Edison Hlgb Scbool
Staaford -Unlvenlty
"Although karning does come
easy to me. I have had obstacles to
overcome. One of the greatest hard-
ships involves learning to balance
my schedule wi thout burning myself out. ..
Aanie·Cblu
Edison Hlgb Scbool
Stanford Univu1Uy
"Leaming has come easily for me.
but I've also had to work hard. too.
I've learned to not procrastinate,
o-r-~•r.,._..., ..
pert of it runs under water.
It took firefl&hten about 30
minutes to contain a 100-by-100-
foot apU1 area in the Newport
Harbor, fitcher said.
Newport Beach firefi&hten re-
sponded within minutes and called
for OraD8C County Sheriff's Harbor
Patrol officers to brina the contain-
ment booms, which may have ta.ken
u Iona as half an hour. police said.
Huntinaton Beach fire Depart-
ment and the U.S. Coast Guard
assisted in the operation .
Authorities contacted Jo.e
Hanson, the owner of the leaking
holding tank., Fischer said. Hanson
will be charaed for the cost of the ps
cleanup perl'ormed by Disposal Con-
trol Co.. Fischer said.
Reports of the size of the spill
were conflicting at press time. While
Newport Beach firefighten reported
the spiJJ as I 00 gallons. Coast Guard
officaals said the spill was between
30 and SO aallons.
But Blanchard said his proposed
initiative would just bring Costa Mesa up to snuff with other citi.ts.
"If it's unconstitutional here. then
it's unconstitutional in a lot of
places," Blanchard said. He cited
Los Anaeles as a city that has such
an ordinance.
Blanchard also said that he is not
ta)cjng this action to get back at the
Amburgeys.
"I'm just doing it because it's
right," he said.
and that has been an important
factor in my success."
Jue Wey
Hutlaatoe ~c• Hip ScMol
Harvard Ualvenlfy
"I suppose a large part of my
success may be attributed to natural
ability, but effort and dedication
must also be included. I have an
inherent interest in trying new
things -broadening my horizons.
so to speak -and my desire to
accomplish my acti vities to the best
of my abilities has allowed me to
reach the point at which I now
stand."
Pam L•
Marilla Hl1b Scbool
UC Ber keley
"How did I gtt here? Basically. I
have a knack for learning and a &ood
memory for facts which I'm
interested in. I also do a lot of extra
reading outside~f claS$.. I can't think
of any scnous obstacles that I had to
face, except that I tend to fall aslccP.
very easily wh ile doing homework. ·
p,arachutist
killed in jump
off skyscraper
PHILADELPHIA -Two sky-
divers leaped off the 54th floor of
a partly built downtown sky-
scraper on Sunday, and one man
died when his parachute failed to
open. police said.
Robert Morris. 26. of Mount
Joy in southeastern Pe nnsylvania
was pronounced dead at the scene,
police said.
Rod Stoltzfus. 27. landed safely
in a parking lo t across the street
just after dawn and left the scene.
police said.
Stoltzfus called his pastor and
went with him to ~ Morris'
family before contacting police,
said Detective James Mooney.
AIDS Walk participants cro11 Harvard and Campus Intersection In lrvlne on Sundar.
No charges were filed against
Stoltzfus, who returned to his
Manheim home. Mooney said.
espec1all> powerful da) for me be-
cause I lost-somebody ro this dis-
ease. It makes this event vcf} per-
sonal vef} poigmint ··
Michael Feldman of Laguna
Beach said he. too, had lost fri ends
to AIDS. The walk. he said. tells
Orange Count) that. ..There is a
problem and we're here to do some-
H.I is classroom easily converts to
an Ellis lslaqd processing station, a
courtroom or the World War II
home front. Unannounced visitors
might be a little more than surpnsed
at the air-raid sirens.
Al .. Elh s Island,'' students submit
to pretend delousing sprayinas and
eyelid snappinas that were used as a
&1auc-0ma check.
At his 1 92~-styk Ku KJux Klan
presentation. authen11cally dis,uiscd
students discuss the philosophy be-
hind the group and anger unaware
fellow students who believe their
harsh words.
.. The ne~uesl thsna hapPCns... he
said. "It becomes an antelleclual
atmosphere."
Becluse he rccoanius has students
have a variety of leamina styles,
Bovbera limits his simulations 10
once a week. The mt of &he -.ult he
incorporates more traditional 1e-
tivitics like lecturins. writina and
skills 1n1anment.
··A tuc:her better undenund that
tbe audience i1 varied and he beucr
thing about 11."
Mary Gilber t came from Tustin
with a group of 25 people from the
Emmanuel Episcopal church 1n Full -
erton. Gilbert said her church was
sympathetic to the plight of AIDS
patients, and the walk "1s just one
more arm in thc fight ...
Sharon (oats. who had come
not do the same thing all the time."
he said. 1
Bovberg also accommodates vis-
ually 1mt>31red and other disabled
students m his classroom, and gives
them a chance to parlicipate as fully
as possible. Bovberg said one of his
blind students didn't let a per-
formance daunt her and he arran&ed
for her to peak to the clas with a
Braille machine.
Bovberg. also known as "Mr. 8,"
calls his involvement a labor oflove.
lksidcs teaching. BovbelJ acts as
junior and senior etas adviser, Key
O ub adviser and helps every year
with prom and araduation acuvitics .
.. , have a philosophy that a com·
ptetc teacher is involved with his
students:· Bovbcra said. "I can't imaai~ not beans t\ett. lt'a ttally an
important pan or my lift:•
Bovbera also is a mentor teacher
for the Hunu~ Beach Union
Hi&h School Di1tnct. and coaches
student lacher Jill Leech and for-
mri 1tuden1 and aide Eva Mc<'ullr. Both enjoy wacth1na Bovbcrg s
fro~m Downey to walk Sunday. said
she~ wished those who think Al US 1s
a concern only of the ga y comm uni-
t} could see Sunday's crowd. "We
have ltids. we havc old people.
young people, black and white
people. It"s too bad people who are
ignorant about AIDS don't ever sec
anything like this."
lessons.
"It's because o( him that 1 was
inspired to go into teaching."
McCull y said. "He wasn't just my
teacher. he was my friend.'
McCully described Bovberg as
"beina there" before school, after
school and sometimes late into the
evening.
.. You get the feeling he's thel'e for
you. You could always find him."
McCully said! lctth added. "I think
all of his students know, 'Gosh. he
cares about me.' I actually didn't
have him' in history. I wa n't lucky
cno1.1&h."
Althou&h Bovbcrg and his 1eam-
teachin1 panncr Bill Lacey in-
corporate new curriculum standards
from the tate Otpartmcnt o(
Education that cmphasaze the active
leamina proec1$ that L«ch and
McCulf y came to observe. BovbcfJ
and Lacey say they've bttn doina at
for yan.
"1t•1 na« to know that ~ ftrt ripu," Bovt>cra said. "Wc·~e bttn
v1ndica1ed ... Lacey edckd •
Lt. Giacomo Giovinetti said
police would watt to decide
whether to ·file charges until they
talk to Stoltzfus. who was expected
to return for questioning.
"We're going to fi nd out just
what the circumstances were."
Giovinetti said. "We're also going
to talk to the district attorney."
Giovinetti said 1characs could
include riskina a catastrophe, caus-
ing a disturbance and disorderly
conduct.
"It's an irresponsible act. but it's
not so cut and dried," he said.
"Someone obviously lost a loved
one. I don't think we should be
insenstive about this. They could
have injured people on the
around. too ...
The paa r jumped off the Mellon
Bank buildana at S:SO a.m .• police
said.
Stoltzfus, who learned to para·
chute in the Army, bas been sky-
divina for 1even Of eiaht yan, said his brother. Briin. f7. Moms
also ~1 experienced, and the two
were aood friends. the brother
said.
On Aua. 26, a pa111Chuti1t ident-
ified 11 a New Yort wailer j umped
Off the buildil!J'I 47th noor.
Three skyd1vm jumped off'
another skytaaper in 1916 wllile it
wu under COMmldion~ none wn
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crush u-:s.
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defeat brings
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By 8AnY WILNER . ,.,~ .....
ROME -It took the United
States 40 yean to get back to the
World OJp. It might take another 40
to erase the memory of its first aame
back among the world's elite soccer
teams.
Betrayed by its-$uppoled strengths
-defense and goalkeeping -and
displayin4 the inexperien~ that
comes with so many years away
from the spon's top lev~I. l~
Americans were routed 5-1 by
Czechoslovakia. It could have been
much worse.
"The most frustrating thing about
this is that we made all the od-
dsmakcrs look like they were· kings,"
&oalie Tony Meola said. "It's really
an injustfcc to our team.
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MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1990 L:I
Organization put5
C!oolittle to · top
Sacrifices pay off
for Warriors' senior
By f'ATRICK LAltKIN
D.ity ..... c-·~
IRVINE -In Deanna Doolittle's cue, all the
bard work, extra hours of practice, dedication and
drive have finally paid off.
Not only. has lh.e 18-year-old graduating sc.nior
from.Woodbndge High earned a colletc scholarship,
but she's also been named the Orange County Girts
A.thletc of the Year by Or:ange County athletic
directors. .
The requirements for the honor usually means
that the athlete has to play at least two sports -and
pla them_ well. All CJF .ho.rtors help; so does being
a member of a eaguc cha mpionship team. AJl-Oran~ County laurels help as well.and Doolittle
ceruunly fits the bill.
--. P.laying soccer 1ld voltcyball ,-Doolittle
achieved some major accomplishmena In-the War-
rior record books. As a defender on the soccer team
she set the career record for defensive stops with 2o6
and as an out!ide hitter on the volleyball team, she
se the school record for most kills in a match with
34.
Add to that Pacific Coast Leaaue MVP honors
this season, as well as being a firs1-team pick in
..volleyball since she was a freshman and first team
All-PCL honors in soccer since 1987, and you can
see why Doolittle was selected for the honor.
am school-wise." Doolittle said. "You have to make
decisions, be organ ized and sacrifice an awful lot.
But so far, aJI the sacrifices have been worth it."
In person. Doolittle is quiet and shy, but on the
field or court, she's a fierce competitor, who's known
for her ability to adapt to any given situation.
"I think her most impon.ant quality is her work
ethic." said former Woodbridge Coach Steve Stratos,
who now coaches at Loyola Marymount "She was
an example and a role model for the kids for three
years. She was the one we would point to if a kid
asked us what ktnd of player we wanted .
"She's aJso very intelligent and understands the
things that we feel need to be corrected. Many LJm~
I've seen her make subtle physicaJ changes in her
game in the middle of a match. Most athletes ·need
hours of instruction and practice time to be able to
do that." ~
The ~ay Dool!ttlc decided o~ attending the
sma.11 Jesun school 1n Westchester 1s a story within
it~lf. l?<><>littlc said she had no knowledge of the
un1verstty other than the fact Stratos had applitd for
the w~n·s coach mg job,... but Stratos said the fact
he was amon~ the final four candidates for the job
~ei~ed heavily on Doolittle's m ind. and he's happy
ll did.
"We really took a chanc.e on my getting the
job.'' Stratos said. ··But I told her that the other th~
finalists were also fine coaches and even iT I didn't
get it. she'd still be in a jood position. We son of
got lucky that I got the JOb."
It appears that both Stratos and Doolittle have
made the right decision at the ri$ht time to join the
fledgJing Lions proJ11lm. Stratos 1s the first women's
volleyball coach hired on a full-time basis and in
Doohttle, he's possesses -a bluc<hipper to build a
foundation on .
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Not even scoring a goal, some-
thina many people said the United
States wouldn't do in this tour-
nament. provided any solace. Paul
Caligiuri got that goal, early in the
second half. but it already was 3-0 by
then.
"A lot of aspects were in disar-
(Ptease see U .S./114)
Woodlwldge•1 DeanNt Doolittle was voted Orange CountJ
fe111ale Athlete of the Year by county ethletk directors.
Doolittle will also carry a 3.5 GPA to Loyola
Marymoun(, where she received a full ride to play
volleybaJI. She credits her good grades to the spons
she's played at Woodbridge.
.. Spons has definitdy helped me get to where I
Part of the reason for the rcvamp1ntt of the
(Please see DOOUTT~/14)
Pistons shatter
jinx in Portland
By SIU BARNARD
N.__...WrltH
PORTLAND. Ore.
The Detroit Pistons took
away Portland's best
cha nce to win the N BA
championship and shat-
tered a 16-ycar jinx
against the Trait Blazers
Sunday. , ·
Joe Dumars. whose
father died l 1/1 hours
before-the-game. scored _
33 points and Vinnie Johnson broke
out of an abysmal shooting slump
with 2 I as the Pistons snapped a 20-
game losing streak tn Portland wi th
a 12 I -106 victor') for a 2-1 lead m
the NBA Finals.
The loss ended the Trait Blazers'
nine-game playoff winning streak at
home and meant they will have to
win at least once more back at
Auburn Hills. Mich .. to capture their
second NBA title.
··we were m a precanous snu-
at1on, but now we've got a chance to
go back home and win," Detroit
coacti Chuck Ualy sa1 . "I sensed
the club was tn a different mood.
They realized the seriousness of it.
But we still have to win two more."
The defending champion Pistons.
stung by Ponland's 106-105 ovcr-
~ime yictory o n Thursday and play-
mg without startmg forward Dennis
Rodman because of a sprained
ankle. recaptured the coveted home-
court advantage with Sunday's per-
formance.
Joe Dumars Jr. d1l·d Sunday in
Alexandria. La .. after a long illness.
(Please see FINALS/114)
Lakers to hire Dunleavy?
INGLEWOOD -With reports
and rumors on the status of Pat
Riley continuing to swirl. the Los
Angeles Lakers called a news con-
ference to address the situation.
Team officiaJs would only say that
the news conference. scheduled for
12:30 p.m. today. would address the
coaching situation.
Rcpons continued Sunday that
Riley, the NBA coach of the year
and the man who led the Lakcrs to
four NBA championships in nine
seasons. would step down to accept
a broadcastmg position with NBC.
They staned last month when Los
Angeles, which had the league's best
regular-season record. was
eliminated by the Phoenix Suns in
(PJease see LAKERS/12)
Langsto:n hits groove too late
Angels c•tcher Lance Parrish frlghtl
finds hlfll1elf 1tlll waiting for the ball••
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Rangers· first run In th• first lnn•nt·
Brown baffles
Angels; Rangers
capture 2-1 win
By RICHARD DUNN
D9lly ,_ Sporu WrftH
ANAHEIM -Fans should have
been given K cards mstead of beach baas at Anaheim Stadium Sunday.
Left-hander Mark Langston was
1n a stnkcout mood. But the An~ls
&p}n were in no mood to face Texas
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Scttedul
~~::vets 7:JS <nome> ~ OM DaCK
Tue: Rovell K 7:JS (home) .. nt• HOLE Wed: Rovets K 7:JS (home)
All oemes on KMPC radio (710)
•On TV, Ch. S; sc SJ>ortsC"41nnel.
nght-hander Kevin Brown. who sti-
fled them cffortlessh for m ne in-
nings. beating them ·for the second
t.tme tn as man) stans.
Langston. who struck out every
Texas hitter at least once. punched
out a season-high I 2. He labored
thro~ the first thr~ 1nntngs.
thou . and 1t cost him.
Al the support Brown needed
came early as the Rangers ntpped
the Angels. 2-1. before 44.932 (ans
while lead-off batter Gai: Pettis did
what he does be t.
Pcms, who stoic second base three
umcs against the Angels. was the fire
that triggered both Teus scores.
''The one guy we can't afford to
get on base got on twice ~nd that was
(Please Stt ANGELS/Ill
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Boones' allegiance
wUI -be_ torn~in ~91 --
Like all good Bruin backers. Bal"l")
and Cheri Boone's two favontc col-
lege volleyball team's used to be
UCLA and whichever team was
playing U C. Next year, hewcvcr,
thmgs w111 become a httlc more
COm{>hcated. I
Bnan Boone. a 1988 Edison High
ar:aduate. put father Barry and
mother Cheri in powder blue and
1otd two seasons ago as a prized
voOcyball recrutt for Coach Al
Scates' Westwood-based power-
house.
However. Aaron Boone. Brian's
younger brother who helped lead the
Charsers to the CIF 4.A title .-me
as a senior this spring. mixed m a
little cardinal Ind aold when he
recently accepted a volleyball schol-
arship to defcndina nauonal cham-
pion USC.
•
PREPS
Barry
Faulkner
But while the diplomacy problems
prc5ented b) such a loyaJty lesion
arc obvtous. steps have already been
taken to m urc unbiased support.
"We've got sweatshirts from USC
and UCLA, and we'll ChafllC into
one or the other each p~ durina a
match." Chen Boone c plan~.
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Big first effort
k~ys F~nch Open
win over Agassi
., Stal'HSN \lllUON ------PARIS -Andra Gomez took the
tlMaDda' out of Andre Apsli'1 pmc
ud terVed up his own firq>e>wn
Sunday to win the Frf"Cb Open'&
mm tit.It and cod 10 years of Grand
Slam &usuation.
Comblnina a soft touch with raw
powtt, ICOrlD& It will with a big fint
.erve and winning most of the
crucial points, the ~year-old Ecua-
doran beat Apssi ~3. u. 6-4. 6-4
for his first Gr3od Slam cham-pionship. Al...,_,, ...
.. I've always been dreaming of this Andre Apul ..-.. retwn
moment," said the founh-seeded du""9 four-set lou.
Gomez. who had never advanced
past the quanerftnals in nine v.uk tournament.
previous French Opens. ''It's just ' "I du1n·t th ink power was ncccss.-·
been too long." anly the way to'go today," be said.
"I've been here more than he "The big problem toda} was I could
bas.," be sa1d. "Experience has got to never get him down. He always had
pla)' a big pan:· the edge. If I JUSt could ha\e gotten
The 20-}ear-olo ~si. seeded a game ahead, I think n could have
third and pla)ing in his first Grand been different."
Slam final. couldn't sustain the all-Agassi did have his chancn. After
out basclJnc attackmJ st)·I~ that had winning the second ~t to even the
carried him throughout the two-match, he squandered two points
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DRIVER'S SEAT
wilh Gene Selig
ut me tell vou about four vcn happy people. Roger Ghosn. at
Santa Ana ~tazda. "'ho repon s that Amenca·s fun car. the Miata,
is no" 1n "1th automatic transm1ss1on. Plus the hard top.p~viously
onl) a'a1lable 1n red. no" comes in "hne. One bod) color has been
added. a magnificent s1l\ er. Pnced at S 16.113. this has to be one of
the best 'alues an~\\ here. Roger is also happ)· about the new Mazda
facton "arrant\ e'tcnt1 o n -I 00.000 miles. no deductablc and rcnt-
a<ar and IOI.\ 1ng are included free. • • • Jmh mtth in sales at Santa ~na C'hr)slcr-Plymouth-lsuzu, also
at the same .\uto ~t all. on Edinger off the 1-55. would love to show
you. the ne"cst C hr)skr Le Baron sedan. A .. baby Imperial" 1f there
e'er "a'> onl' for Sl<J.000 less than the actual lm~nal. However, all
the goodies arc 1hcrc including po"er c'crything. leather. crystal
hood ornament and the tamous st'' en )car/70.000-milc warranty. At
about SI .000 luadt:d. this is a truh beautiful vehicle for 1990. ... ~
Gigi ':>ttdo" 01 < n.'' 1er staff. one of the leadtt>g BMW dealers
in our countn. 1s dJnc;.ing 1n the aisles because the 318 has been
brought had.. to hk Jr\ no"' a 't:~ potent 3181.s.: the'!' for ·inspritz'
llnJCCted 1 and tht: -.; for '>pon Four 'ah es ~r C}hndcr pushing a
health~ I 34hp. thc DO HC plant 1'> hooked to a Getrag fi ve speed.
At JU St undl'r S22 1 !icJ 1h1'> lar 1'> the steal of the BMW hnc. You get
full-s11ed <,pare m;inual sun rool. Alpine radio. power door locks,
great 36 ~6 "arrant' and e1ght-\\a~ manual seat (better than pov.er).
A C and JXJ"'cr "'indu" ~ arc o ptional I found a fantastic tool kn
1n the trunk hd v. nh the highest qualit~ tools and no extra charge.
Did "'C' menuon .22 and 2" mpg. fou r-"'heel disc with ABS brakes''
It loo>.s fantastic 1n "htte \\1th black top. • • • • Al Comroom~caJthj'\\ ntit door v.e found Nanq ~gu)'en
"eanng a big sm1k hccause both Passat and Corrado are ~lhng well.
The former 1s a replacement fo r Quantum and believe 1t. Passat is
a real .Autobahn burnl."r Corra:jo features acuvc rear spoiler. a first
fo r \'\\ It pup!\ up at -l5mph and goc\ back do"n at 15 mph.
Corrado al'>O ha\ ft/Imm ')uper Charger • • • I Il l e the ~an ta .\na .\utu ~fall It 1s o ne.of the most convenient
of the auto ll'ntl'f\. "'llh 12 .on JObs \\llhtn a 10-minutc dnve. The
ladies can grah a \huttlc to South ( oast Plaz.a or lunch at the nearb)
\\ est1n Hotel "h1k 1hc car '' hc1ng lubed and 011 1s changed Also.
11·s not too tar trom thl' John \l..s~nc A1rpon . and ~ou can leave )Our
car at dealer "'h1k go1 ng on ~our bCJ\tness tnp. Look out the
starboard \Ide ot ~uur plant: a\ it make'I m final approach tnlo John
\\-a~ne and ~ou·11 gl"t .:1 gn~at lool at this auto mall. So far. there
arc JU\t four dl·aler'> 1n place. ho"e' er. Jeep-Eagle 1s under
construction .\ho tht: first Saturn agenc~ 1n Orange Count) -the
all-ne" enurcl~ ..eparate d1 11<,1on tor Ci \1 . \1a)be we'll get to meet
the nl""' top bra'' Boh Stt:m pk "'hcn nbhon 1s cut here later this
~ear • • • A'> "'e pulled out of the autO m.:111 "e had to stop for a red hght,
and nc\t to U\ '-'J'> al h~rslcr-\1a..crat1 T( \\llh the top do"n. from
Santa .\na ( h' r\k r \\ c rcmarJ..ed ho"' nice 1t looked in maroon.
and the dn,cr.'>hciutcd hac>. that thnc arc .. onl) two left 1n stock ..
In cao,c .ou arc tntu lOllcct1 ng th 1'> S '6.0()(J beaut) dc~rves a fine
home • • •
L:itt:\t l·n1r. 1n10 vu r .. "'hat eH'r happened to .. column 1s Alain
( lcnet "'ho u~d to mal..c: unt: of thc cla'is1est custom cars 1n the
"orld < knl't I'> nu" 1n 1111nt 't:nture "1th ASH.\ Corp of Santa
Barbara and C £,,.. ( In{ of Rnghton. ~1th on an integrated module
ant1-laccrat1' e coated glai.s root. ln plain English. Alain Clenct take!>
the entire roof ofl 'our car. no mattcr the ma ke. and installs a total
glai.'> roof \\herc mewl used to be.' Kno"n 3'> thc Sk)hte C'ielo. a 1990
i -Bird "a" JUSt un\ t:1lcd as the l>ctro11 Auto how wt"anng this
unique roof Sedan\. p1cku~ I{ v., 'an'> li mos and an) vehicle can
he dune "hilt: <;tructural tntegnt~ I'> m:11nta1ned. C'ontact Barr)
Toeke or fo'>Cph ~olina at l!ll~0-992-4 353 for details. • • •
_.Im.ow announcc~thc:·11 build a pmit m C'zechoslova1cia us1rtg
75 percent l ''i.\-made pam \fore good ne"s comes from Opel
(Bui ck) D1,\JS1on in < 1erman~ -150 dealers alread) signed up to
sell the new· mid·•llft·d car. and all 150 dealers are located in Balkan
where this .car "a' no t prc' 1oush '>Old . . ' . The Clean .\1r Bill passed "1a) 24 It has taken me this long to
read through st and digest 1t Too bad Tag)10 Nuvolan isn't around
to en JO) 1t. He "'a\ a ract:r urrn 1930 1 n ln open cockpit cars with
mechanic riding along and hccame v1olcntl) 111 from breathing
exhaust fumes. Rut now e"cn Ind ) racers doing well over 200 mph
run quite clean If )OU watched the race. On that subject. our
congratualt1ons tu Che' rolct. That 1\ quite an eng10e and it's nice
to sec C... "1 had.. 1n raung and cro\s1ng the .finish hne 1n first place . • • • .. Wh) 11s that man tak1nl!. our p1ctun: from the bndge .. asks
Johnn~·1 Well. the camera l'i looking down on the HOV Ian~ for
two reasons. f 1,,1. to fi nd out ho" many violators are sull out there.
Second. 10 11mc and rount the cars using the lanes. The info is being
gathered b\ Ca IT ram so the' can use that information u! planning
add1t1onal1lancs on the R1 vers1dc and possibly the Orange freeways. • • • As promised. here 1~ the dcfintt ve word on the upcoming Rick
Cole uc11on. The 14th annual e' ent of collector cars. dream cars.
muscle cars and rolling investments 1s at the Newponer Reson Ho&el
in Newport Beach ~omc 40().plu~ vehicles have already en\ercd,
including man ~ affordable nostalgics from the '50s. Prized e~o11cs
will also be featured. 1.e., a S 100.000 '62 Jaguar XKE "flat Ooor ..
model. V1ew1n& 1J1 from 8:30 to 11 a.m. The •~!on is from 11 to
6 both days. Admmson 1s S7 for adults, $2 for kids under ll and
senior citizens. There will be big-finned C~ies. bit·block Chcv.n,
Vettcs and Bel Airs. T-Birds. C'hrvslcr Hcmi Cars and much m~. . ~ .
Want 10 10 for a test drive withou1 lcnin1 the comfon of your
hvinJ room chair'> That 1s now possible thanks to ford. IBM and
Macintosh for a mere S6.9S you can set 1 Ford stmua.tor. Wnte
to tbe Ford Simulator. 14310 Hamilton Ave .. Hilhland Park. MIC'h.
42803 or dial I ·800..62~43S6 Monday 1hroup F'ridl1 9 &o. 9 EST.
Tttrific araphtcs. air b9p inOat1n .. supctthaf'llld enpaa. uaHoct
brakes at wort pfus pncn, equipment oPIJOM, evm lllOltiMy
paymcnb arc compu~ for you. They pronuw a tbreo-•• delivery
rro111 order daat. No doubt GM and Chrytler win IOOft follow 1Uit.
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illle -. 11-e fine .. I tell like I IOll it. l9e didD't win it. .. Aplli said ... Al tbe
maldl WOR oe._IJlillp fell for bim
ud be did wia iL la die third and banb ICU. be jllSI beat me ...
Gomez ntver kt A.-i tel into
bis binina poove. The '-'Ool-4
Ecuadoran controlled &be poiota
with a boomina foftbud and always
looked for dwKn to come IO net lD
lbe l-bour, 32-minute match.
.. I didn't want to mrt into locw
rallies with him." Gomez said. ..1
bad to try to take advanlllf of' any
lbon ball I' wanted to cbaqe tbe
rhythm. give him slow bU1s and
whenever I att · an open inc. So for
it."
Gomez was the aaaressor. Heter-
ved I 0 aces and went to the net 44
times and won 31 of those points,
whJlc Agass1 had one ace and went
10 the net 10 times for nine winnina
points. Gomez piled up S8 winners
and 72 unforced errors, compared to
24 and 27 for Apssi.
"It might sttm like a stranse
tactic to some people," Gomez said.
"But I've said it through tbe yean.
I'm not a Wilandcr. I don't have a
great pair of legs to go six hours."
Boating
Balboa YC
finally sets
rate results
ly Al.MON LOCKAKY
0-'>' ,_ eo.,,. llfttl. ..
Balboa Yacht Club's 66 Series for
Performance Handicap Racing Acct
(PHRF) )achts has recently been
plagued because of conflicting mark
setungs in Race Ill and wild weather
1n Race IV.
In the third race. May 19, a
number of skip~rs protested the
race comm11ec because marks were
set too clo~ to a regatta being run
by Ncwpon Harbor Yacht Oub and
some )achts rounded the wrooa
marks.
The race was thrown out. but after
a later hearing the race was re-
instated.
In last Saturda\ ·s fourth race. er-
ratic winds plus occasional rain
squalls resulted in only one Class A
boat finishing.
RACE Ill Cl.ASS A-I Curt.o<. J~ Farw~ ~_,
~rtlOt VC, 2 Seouov.n. Jtm ""'-•· a.leloa YC. ) It~ ltOClert KOii, UCI $a11"19 ASSll
CLASS &-1 Uc::utv ScNor. Jo. 0.·
oe<1,,.r1,8a11ta Corn1111ta " YC. 2 1t11vrnm. lt09ef'
GOOOl"9. Soulll Sr.ort VC, l ltatQI. 01<.k
Hav«*I 8CYC
Cl.A.sS CC 1 ""'-°"' Cnucll Ho19nc!. I CYC, 2 Contt n1ton. G«OOtl Gra11am , BYC. 3
WallOO, Pat $(•UH\. JO:tYC..
CLASS 0-1 EIKtroc '""""*In, Elliott·
Liiie•. NHYC 2 Puu vc:ar. JOftn Szalav. SSYC,
) lnvlslllle. 81N Wor'1!am, 8 CYC. Rae. IV
RACE IV
CLASS A-<urt.o<
CVLASS 8-1 ltvtllm, 2 Eu1asv. JOflll
Donal'lve l.100 1"9 YC 3 Sl<IOOO. Paul St\afp, ecvc
CLASS C-1 Amoro.n. 2 Sllaoow. "'-'• JOflnwn. ecvc l Con1enri0tl
Cl.ASS 0-1 EIKtrlc P\.imc>llln, 2 Puuvc.ar,
l Cats P•• Htncr.·Sm1t11. 8YC
Team Maclaurin wins
SAN FRA:-.ICISCO -A Team
Maclaurin-Techno Yachts boat co.
skippered by John Maclaunn of
Los Angeles and Kimo Wonhington
of Piedmont. wtthstood fast-charg-
sng .Chattanooga Chew Che~ on
Sunday to win the 30-foot d1vis1on
and complete tts four-race sweep of
the Zsploc Ultimate Yacht Racc.
Team Maclaurin. which earned
S56.2 50 of a final-Oay SI 2S.OOO
pu~. completed the six-mile course
near the Golden Gate Bndgc in 39
minutes and 31 seconds.
Team Club Sponswear. crewed by
Ol~mp1c medalists J onathan and
Charise McKee of Seattle. took an
early lead and ~on the carhcr four-
milc race for 14-foot boats by more
than two minutes in 23: 16. The
Newpon Beach crew of Bruce and
Don Ayers. sailing for the Country
Side Inn. fins shed I 0th.
LAKE RS
From Bl
the Western Conference semifinals.
In today•s editions. the Milwaukee
Sentinel quoted an unnamed source
close to the Milwaukee Bucks as
saying assistant coach Mike
Dunleavy would be named bead
coach of the Lakers.
The source. who spoke on con-
dition of anonymity. said Dunleavy
was en route to Los An,eles on
Sunday and would sign a four-year
contract.
l.alcers general manager Jerry
West met late last week with
Dunleavy about the job. should
Riley decide to depart. But in recent
days speculation has grown that
Riley may be out of a job no matter
what
.. Pat was the one who first q ·
acstcd we stan k>okina for anotbet
coech becaute be was seriously con-
sidcrina not comina beck, and we've
done ihat." West said in recent
rq,ons. "Yes. the next step is for Pat
to make up bi1 mind, but thett"s a
chance the final dciciton milfla not
bt in his 1 hands. After all, this is
(owner Jmy) Butt' aam ...
Riley did not return a phone call
from The Allociated Preti on Sun..
dal.
Riley, who hu two yan mnain·
ins on bis contnct., hu reponedly
talked to NBC about jolains die
net"9'k u u analyst. but the
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Sports b~ak
American performance, attitude
humiliate first effort in 40 years
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Johnson wins all-around
The seu:kJc wu back in Brandy ---
Johnson's smile, the spriaa in ber step. ,·~
She bad dashed the &win demom of ...__
injury and illness and reaftirmed bef' -
llltus as one of America's ~· IYJllDIStl.
Johnso.n. atonina for bier laddUl1er third-place
sbowi.Qa in lbe all-around, won &be vault and tlocw
excn:Ue Sunday in the individual event finals at the U.S.. Gymnastica Ownpionlltip&-a&-Daava.-
Johnson. dethroned as the all-around champion
by 14-year-old Kim Zmcsbl oo Saturday n.i&bt.
overcame Zmeskal's 9.87S score in the Ooor nercite
with a polished. crowd-pleasina 9.900 of her own to
~me the ·only undisputed multiple winna on
Sunday. 1
Among the men. Lance Ringnald won the vault
and Trent Dimas the parallel ban, and they tied for
the gold medal in the day's final event. the horizontal
bar.
Bill.Roth, who posted the first ~rfect 10 ever
awarded in men's national com~ution when be
dazzled the crowd on the horizontal bar on Saturday,
fell and later missed his dismount on that apparatus
on Sunday. He scored only an 8.9.
Other event winners were Sandy Woolsey of
Tern~. Ariz., on the uneven bars: Eliz.abeth Okino of
Elmhurst. Ill.. on the balance beam; Bob Stelter of
Burbank, CaJif .• in the men's Ooor exercise: Patrick
Kirksey of Tucker, Ga .• on the pommel horse, and
Sc.ott Keswick of Las Vegas. Nev., on the still rinas.
. Also in gymnastics:
• ~ · Karolyi, Stonny Eaton. Ed Burch and
Yefim Funnan have been selected as coaches for the
United States gymnastics team which will compete in
the Goodwill' Oames this summer, the U.S. Gym-
nastics Federation announced.
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IN THE BLEACHERS
.. ~ ,,
The life of a baseball coach
Levi takes Westem Open
Wayne Levi b1rd1ed the first two ----
holes and never looked back in a front-e I
running. four-stroke victory Sunday in ti:,/
the Western Open at Oak Brook. Ill.
Levi. vinualJy unchallcqged after his fast start,
shot a final round 69 in posting his second victory in
three weeks. His I 3-undcr-par 275 tied the course
record at Butler National Golf Oub set by Mart
McCumber last year.
It was the ninth individual tit.le in a 14-year PGA
Tour career for Levi. who broke a fi ve-year winless
string with a victory in Atlanta two weeks qo.
Io other tournaments:
•Jack Nicklaus· second victory in three outinas
as an over-50 player came with a final-round, 8-
undcr-par 64 to win the SI million PGA Senior TPC
title at Dearborn. Mich.
• Patty Sbee~an. playing a steady final round of
I-under par 70, held off early challenges from Japan's
Ayako Okamoto and Kristi Albers to win the LPGA
tournament at Wilmington. Del .. by four strokes.
Senna cruises In Montreal
AyrtOn Senna of Brazil. benefittina ----
from teammate Gerhard Berger's miscue ~ ~
at the stan. cruised to an easy victory ~
over countryman Nelson Piquet in Sun-----
day's Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal.
Senna's Mclaren-Honda averaged 111.946 mph
for 70 laps of the 2. 73-milc circuit. finishinc 10.497
seconds ahead of Piquet's Benncton-Ford for his third
victory in five races this season.
•Rusty Wallace, gaining a measure of rcvcnae,
muscled past Ricky Rudd I 5 laps from the end and
went on to win 300-kilometcr NASCAR stock~
race at Sonoma.
-From Dally PUot wire servlcn
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Seen G•l~u. ~cw York Jets pmidcnt. on
former defensive lineman Mark Gastineau:
"Mark indicated a desire to return to foott.11.
We have no desire for him to play here."
network said 1t won't discuss poss-
ible hirings until the NBA Finals arc
over.
FAULKNER who encou~ed me to stick with
senj ng. He said taU seuen go From 81 places." .
Dunleavy, 36. whose contract
with the Bucks expires at the end of
this month, has no head coachina
experience. He has been an assistant
with the Bucks for three season1r;
Durina an NBA career that 1p1nnedl
seven years, he played for Philadel-
phia. Houston. Saa Antonio and
Milwaukee .
"Barry will sit on one side and I'll sit
on the olhcr. and we'll alternate each
pme so we can cheer for each kid.
We really don't aec that it's a prob-
lem, because we just want what's
best for each of them."
Well. Brian turned out to be "411t.
but I wonder if USC was the dnU·
nation he had in mind.
D
• Marc Newfield liried up employ·
ment for the summer Sunday. and
while it involves manual labor. the
money 1s strictly white collar.
The~ have been published rt"pons
that the Laken would also be
interested in former Cbicqo Buth
coach Doua Collins and current
L&ken assistant Randy Pfund u
possible replacements. But C0Uin1
said on a national radio show Sun·
day nipt that bad bttn eliminated
from consideration for the Laten
job.
Bill Bcrtka, another La.ken auis-
tanl, said he hu talked to Riley and
thinks the team will have a new
CCNICh next teaSOn. Bcrtka, 62, said
he bu nded himself out as a can-
didate. I
"I have a IU'Olll ~Pat's not
COIDllll beck. Only a lllJndc wtll
make Plllchuee llit mind now. His decilioa will be not IO «MM ti.ck. I
think be WUtl IO lUe a libbltical "'°"' COldlillo .. .,,... told the Loe Aillela Times. .. He met it probebly
W11 ~Ill to be decided this week·
elld. ar Pit'• • comina t.ct. I daint lbey'd want to 10 witb a youeer coech with a fresh outlook.. ..
. . '
a.en also said the cros.-town
quandary is not without it's positive
suit.
"We figu~ ~·n aet a national
champion exh year with one or the
other1" *explained ... This just
increases our odds a litdt. ••
"UCLA rKruited me too," Aaron
said. "But it came down 10 a number
of faciors and USC worked OU4 10 be
the best choice for me. I've tailed to
Brian.about it and we know we·n bt
rivals, but it won't bt a problem for
us." ·
Aaron. 1 (>.foot·S All-OF per-
former, bas never played with or
ll&inst b~okkr brother, himself an
All-OF middle blocker as a Cha,.er.
ia E"iad pmc situation, but is I 111 forward to lbe ea~.
-1 sure there will be some talk-
i the net. .. A.atOD nplained.
D\)ile Aaron has fOUowed ..
Brian's sizable thadow•t Edilon, he det!ied doiaa ~ taft!C. aa UCLA bed an tmj*t on ll11 deet808 to bclcolnc
aT,...
Newfield, picked sixth overall in
last wttk's m~or leque amateur
baseball draft, siped a contract with
the Scan~ Mariners for 10mC lmOUJ zeros. .. ,
"My pam"ltl don't want the exact
amount to tet out, but it was qiore
than S200,000, .. Newfltld said.
Tbe lhfte.da_} ~dons~
amiable and dlicieni. acc:ordi.rt 10
tbe Marina H~ 1h19er, who Mlp-
ed lead lbe Vikinp 10 the CIF 4-A championship~ ~•-'° beias named PaciflC RClion&I Pla)Cf or
the Year by Ga&onlde.
Newfield will report 10 extended IPrina trainina benwetn June 17 and
19, ~bere be will wort out for •-o
weeks bebe ~ 10 letl-i ...... W ..... ofthe0...A lhon·
-'--'· NnlfWa said he has no exa:rava-
llftl plat for hit •ins bonus ....,.,, bu1 win tiad) buy a car
upoa Murat .. ft'Oln tbt lhon·
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baviftl pla~ llVC me iDllaDI k·
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Yanks give Merrill
first win at helm
An instant after he tamed hit first victory •
"'&nllC1' of the New York Yank.ca, Stump Merrill
rushed to shake hands with an old friend -Dave Riabetti.
How appropriate that Riabetti wu the one to
ereserve the Yankees' S-2 victory over the Bahimore
Orioles on Sunday, bccau1e be and Merrill worked
t<>setMr in Double-A ball at West
Haven in the late 1910s.
"He's the perfect 'uy to clOIC it
out for me:• Merrill saad. ••He started
with me when I started my career ...
When I brouaht him in today, that's
what went throuah my mind, that he
would act the save of my fint win."
Riahetti pvc up one hit in the
ninth inning to earn his 11th save and
help the. Yankees end an ei&ht-:tame losing streak. ,
Balumore shonstop Caf Rapkcn Jr. played in has
l •. 307th straiaht conte~t. putting him in a tic tor 1CCOnd
watb Everett Scott behand Lou Gehrig (2,130 games) on
baseball's all-time list of consecutive games played.
Jesse Barfield drove in three runs and Steve Su had three hits to lift the Yankees to their second win in IS aamcs. tn other American League games:
. llMllau 4, f:led. Sox I: Tom Candiotti pitched five-
hat ball for 81/1 mnmgs as the O eveland Indians ended
a ~iX·Jime losing skid and stop~ Bo$.ton'sseven-pme
wmnang streak.
Willie Sox ~. Twla1 3: Ivan Calderon hit a two-nio
homer as C~'cago beat Minnesota for their first three·
game sweep n Minnesota since Sept. 25-27 1979 at ~etropolita Stadium. Bobby Thipgen saved all three vtctones.
T11ers 4, Marlaers 3: Mark 'Salas snapped an ()..
for-19 slump with a solo home run that broke a sixth·
inning tie, leading Jack Morris and host Detroit.
AtbJetlct 3, Royals Z: Bob. Welch settled down after
a shaky start to win his sixth straight decision as host
Oakland completed a three-game sweep by sending
Kansas City to its sixth consecutive loss.
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Astros hand slumping Reds
sixth defeat in seven games
All of a suddtn, there'• a race toina on in the
National Leaaue West.
Caley C'andaele snapped a seventh-innina tie with
a run-100rina triple as Houston btat Cincinnati +2 on ~nday to stod the slumpina Reds to their sixth lou
.an seven pmcs.
San Diqo beat Los Angeles 2·1 in 10 inninp.
movina the Padres within S'h sames
of the fint·place Reds.
"I don't like losing six of seven.
but we are fonunate we built a big
early season kad." Reds manager
Lou PinieJJa said. "We wasted some
of il, but there is a lot of baseball to
go. I said that a w«k aao when
everyone was conceding the pennant
to us."
· Danny Darwin (2-1) allowed one hit in three
innings of relief to cam the victory.
With the score tied 2-2 in the seventh, Rieb
Gedman reached on a fielding error by second baseman
Mariano Duncan and Eric Yelding came on as a pinch
runner. Candaele then lined a triple down the right-field
line off staner Jack Armstrong (8·3) to score the 10-
ahead run. Jn other Nauonal Lea&uc games:
C•k 7, PlaUUes 3: Joe Girardi hit his first home run
in 145 at-bats this season as Chicago won its third
straight game at home for the first time this year. The
Cubs had not won three straight at home since last Sept.
21'-24 en route to the di vision championship.
It was another Jood day for Len Dykstra, though.
Dykstra extended has hitting streak to 2~ games with a
founh-inning RBI single. He trails Chuck KJein by thrtt
games for the longest hitting streak in Phillies' history
since 1900.
Dykstra finished the game 2-for-S and is baning
.407. During the streak he is ~i.r-98 (.429). With men
in scoring position, he is hit .418 (22-for-46).
Mets I, Pirates 3: Darry trawberry. busting out
of a season-long slump, hit his founh homer in three
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Padres nip Dodgers, move within 5~ of Reds Schedule
AT aAT SAN DI EGO -The . an Diego of sax to mo'e "11hin 51 i.
Padres arc feehng just a hnlc brner Robeno lomar ~1ngkd home Bap
about their chances now. Roben s from s<.-cond base "1th one
It was onl y :r wcebrgo wtn.·nkhr-}~. -o~ Tn t~e -tOth -rnn-ang Sunda. o
dropped 10 game behind the Cm-ga ve surging an Diego a 2-1 victor)
cinnat1 Reds 1n the Na11onal League over Los Angeles.
West. Bilt while the Reds were IOS· After Benito ant1ago n1L·d out to
ang six of seven. the Padres won fi ve center leading off the I 0th. reliever
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Dodgers Play~r of Day
R•mon Martinez, struck out
seven and alfowed just one
run on seven hits over 71/J
Innings but San Diego won.
ANGELS
From Bf
the ballgame... Angels Manager
Doug Rader said.
For th e 34th time 1n his care-t"r.
and lif\h ag:unst the Rangers.
Langston struck out 10 or more.
"My off-speed stuff was nght
where I needed it.'' said Langston.
who's now 6-3 lifeti me against the
Rangers. "I ~tarted to work ahead
after the third inning. That's the key
to me: staying ahead of the hitters
and maktng them swing at pitches
they shouldn't swing at."
HcJthrew 140 pitches and allowed
only four hits.
"I have a serious habit of throw-inJ 140 or so pitches." Langston
said. "When 1 strike out a lot of
guy . I have a tendency to throw a
fot of pitches.''
Brown (7-4) was lucky in the third
inning. Luis Polonia hit a bullet off
the left side of his head -above his
car -and both trainers came racing
out of the dugout. Brown was OK.
but it's the son of frc~k play which
ruins c.arccrs.
Brown got up immediately,' then
after Wally Joyner singled to right to
put runners at the comers, he retired
12 of the next 13 Angels and 17 of
the next 19. That's the benefit of
havint a hard head.
Did it1hurt?
"Not when you're dealing with a
head like mine ... said Brown. who
shut out the Angels for seven innings
last Monday in Arlington. "They
couldn't do any damage. They could
have done more damage if they hit
me in the arm or the foot. My head
was a little sore. but not so bad to
where I couldn't concentrate. It was
like a mild headache, but I've had
worse before. I was unlucky an a
way. but lucky 1n a way."
And then thtre's Langston (4--6).
still 1CCk1n1 nine fnmes in 1990.
He's tht one who sisned a 16-
million dollar contract last Dec. 8
and went 2· I with a 2.16 ERA in •he
month of April. anc:ludina 1 com· blfted no-hitter wath Mike Win
apinst SeatJle on Apnl 11. But
=fans •~ bc1Jnn1nt IO become
They'~ lookllll A>r llt(ft. Lab
1naybt • COlllDlete ..... La•• did u.1 lbem wnb an
r
Jay Howell (2°-4) hit Roben s w11h a
pitch. Robcns mo"ed to second on
Howell's wild pitch and scored on
Alomar's si ngle to ccnwr . .\lomar's
double in the eighth tied the score.
"l was tl')ing to makt contact.''
Alomar said. "Hat thl· ba ll. He's a
rt'al good pitcher. A tough pitcher.
He's got a good breaking ball and a
good fastball. lfhc was going to stike
me out. 11 was going to be wi th a
Orange Coast Dally Pilot
Angels Player of Day
Mark Langston, struck out
12 and allowed just two runs
on four hlu over eight lmngs
In a 2-1 loss to Texas.
excellent eight-inning performance.
but the CG column remains a zero.
He has yet to obtai n a route-going
effon in th e Amem:an League srnce
he defeated the Angels and then-
rookie Jim Abbott. 7-0. on April 8 of
last season while with the Mariners.
"I was geared up (to finish) af\cr
the eighth inning. but they said that
was cnoughM..angston said. "That
was their decision to take mc out."
·• Langston~ who has 80nc 14 starts
without a complete game. turned the
tnck last on Sept. 17. 1989. against
the New "(ork Mets whale pitching
for Montreal.
"A complete game 1s somethan& I
don't worry about." Langston s~ud.
"The bottom lane 1s Wlnnang and our
bullpen is so sohd, I don't feel bad
if I ha ve to come out of a game.''
Langston. who did not allow a hat
past the founh inning, threw 62
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time 1lnc1 Mey 21 In Clntlencl whlft ~
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cul"\cball. not as fastball. I'm a
fastball h111er. He's not going to beat
me with m~ pitch."
Ramon ·Mitn 1~ .t;-Who-itruclc-ot1
18 last Monda~ against Atlanta. ear-
ned a fi ve -hit shutout into the
eighth. San11ago led otT with a single.
moved to second on Roben s· sacri-
fi ce and scored \\hen, Alomar
doubled to chase Martinez.
The Padres 1hcn loaded the bases
w11h one out against reliever Tim
Crews. but Jack Clark hit 1'nto a
6-4-3 double pla}.
"Like wc said before. \inc1nna11
had to struggle one of these days ...
Alomar said. "Now the' arc. and we
are hot. so "e have to ·keep goi ng ...
Relie,cr Greg Hams (4-1) pitched
one inning for t~'1ctoC). Manincz true out se'en 1n
seven-plus innings un his maJOr
lngue-lcadang-tot:tl to 94 Ks.
Lenn) Harris homered wath one
out in th e sixth for th~ li~t hit off
And)' Benes to gi'e the Dodgers if
1-0 lead. Benes allowed onlv three
hits in 711 innings. ·
"It seems like the} had guys on
eve~ inning." Harris said. "You
have to be aggres ive.''
0
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•M Dodgers l>laced 1>11cn.r ~•t l"errt on ,,,.
IS·dn dlHl>led 11\1 wftri 1tnoonfl" In rils left
e4l>Ow a nd moved 1t1y S..r ... from tl'le IS·
o.v 01.. to 1'11 1i·oev 01.. ~··-'' CUl'•tnllv rK overl119 from t ll>Ow orolllfl'ns an<I on •
r•'1•b1fll111ol'I usoonment a l sinoft ·A
8•kttsl1eld TM Ood"1'S DfOU0'11 uo oiteher
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Rain postpones all bµt SeaCliff doubles tourney
a+...,...~ OD mudl oftbe ..................... ,..
r.:~i:~<r.:·~ty
=:::..-Y.::.~:!i:"-
and fililll.
The 4.S cbampionsbip1 will be
Dla)'ed lhil Saturday at the SaaClift' Tennis Oub and the jwaioe lQpe
ft.nab will be rude up Sunday at tbe
Meta Verde Country Club.
They were able to fi.ni.lh the finals
of the SeaClifl'Tenni1 Club's men's
and women's doubles tounwnent . .s
divisions.
Here's a look at the results:
Women -2 . .S. Ann Hostetler-
Gerda St. Georae won round-robin
fonnat. 3-0, 3 . .S,. Bev Lona-Phylis
Turner def. Ettt Zuckerman-Lorna
Fuhrman, 4--6, 6-4, 6-3; 4 . .S, Betti
Harris-Carol Krogstad def. Pam
Lindsey-Diane Linderman. J.6. 6-4.
6-2.
Men -3.S. Joe Ha.rris-Bill Mont-
aomery def. Jack St.anle_y-1..ou
Astorino, 7-5, 6-0; 4.5, Tim Sopp-
Mikc Bickford def. Dan Sholar-Curt
Haddias 1~ ~l. a
Wiab little IOilll OD lhil put
• 11bDd, bcri:'• a look aa w uocomial cva11 of iaterat. , ·n.e ... a.y Ovb Racquet
Oub will boll a meo'1 Pro-Am
doublet &enni1 TOW1WDet11 Ju.oe lJ
and 14. Six~'• &om &be Soutbml ifornia area will
team with 16 oftbe BBC's &op A
p1ayen. with all 16 1eam1 pla)'ina a
round-robin format for pnze money.
Tbe festivities will bean with a
"strictly for fun day" or pf at the
Newpon Beach Country Oub on
Friday, June 22. The tennis portion
of the tournament is open to the
public with no admission. Some of
the pros participatina are Dave
Sherbeck, Jeff Ewina. Bob Ogle,
John Flaa& and Bob Hochstadter.
0
The third annual Alzheimer's
Charity Tennis Tournament wiU be
held at the Newpon Beach Tennis
Club on Sunday, June 24. The tour-
~entis open to men's and
.... ................ a.v.
°'*~r' will~ ....... roliiD TIUll wtda dae two
belt .... wiU --la die ftula. Procieodl wiU beoclt the
Al1beimcr'1 AllOCiatioa of Oraw
County. Foe enlryinformalioe mlJ
&be club's pro shop oe lbe
Alzbei.mer's AllOCiatioa o( Ora.nee County at 6ll--024S.
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The 1990 Sou&bern California
Terutls Aaociat.ion/Rancbo
Bcmatdo Inn Senior Otand Prix
teriet of men ·sand womeG 's tour-
naments pretentl the 19\b annual
Fountain Valley Tournament on
Saturday-Sunday and June 2J-24.
All matches will be played at Golden
West Collqe.
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h's still over a month away, but
the Lindbor:a R.aauaet Oub will be
bostina t.bc Unhed States Tennis
Association's men's 4S bardcou.n
sin&les and doubles championships
on July 16-22. Players from all over
the United States will make up the
For the record
l~ llW. witlaa ~IY of tban COP' ... hm CalibUL
1'lllre.,. fDur USJ' A Tow-
WDIDt ~zst.ir for lhll aee poup. -=la oace a ,..r. Tbej
are tbe ucioul = coun c:bam-piombip1 (N~ia). utioaal
daycounct.ampioe~ fla.). Dalioaal iDdoor
~(Seit Lake City) ud tbc
cbampioaahip1 (Hunt· inaton Beach).
.. If you want to be tbe belt player
in ~!:tve 10 come to the~ Oub stani!'f,
July l 6tb and win the tournament. '
club manqer Steve Fields said. .. Then you can be considered the
belt cement player in the United
States of America.
"It's a very presti.Jious tour-
nament and the best thi~bout it is you don't have to quah for iL
Anyone who is 45 yean o aae or
older can play in iL AU you have to
do is send in your entry form.
Lindbora is very lucky to have this
toW'tWl'lent and it's IQillJ to be
CWI DNNIS
mdtiaa."
All makbcs will be open to the public~ of c~.
With spmmer comes a '*"hora of
junior 1eaDiJ proenms beia& oft'~
at dubs tbtou&bou• tbe locaf ara.
Men OD diftiemlt protramS will be
fonbc:omiq. .
The iS-n Beach Tennis Club anooun summer tennis
camp1 to all junior memben
and ne19-lllfmben aees 6-17. Each
aroup' Will be limited to six students
and arranaect accordina to qe and
ability level.
Lessons will include buic funda-
mea1ab. drilll and coun etiq_uene.
will be~ 1'Y die All *:chi .... f.8da oltbe NBTC ~ • .._ ~ . ._ ... ftve~-us DD.1111-intamediate camp1 meet Moo.
day lbrouih Frida)'. from ~ Lm.
to ll:OO p.m. The first 1e111on ~
~Ju.oe2S. . Kiddie cam9 (.,e_s 4.S) will be
held from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m., wil.b
the first tel&ion June 2S. For funber
information, call the club at
644-()()S6. 0
The Llndbora Racquet Oub will
offer two camp1 beainnins J~ne 27.
A junior start~r camp foe ~Den
and intermedi.atet ~ 7-16 will be
from 9:~10:301.m. The junior
workout academy for advanced and hiP ICbOOI playm wiU meet from
I l:OOa.m.-1:00 p.m.
Both classes are open to the put>-
lic. for further information. call
Chico Bonner at the club at
842-7747. "-" ""'1ale!tr ,. • DaJI¥ ,,,,.,
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MAJORS SOCCER BASKETBALL GOLF TENNIS
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HORSE RACING
This season the Llons have added 2YJ scbolanhips
to the prosram, and Stntos hopes 10 have 12..._total
scholarships by next y~. '\.
.. We play the USCs the UCL.As; all the quality
teams are on our schedule," Stratos said. "The fint day
of practice, it will be extremely helpful to have someone
who knows what I expect She's reaUy an extension of
the coach when she's rlayina.
"The only thing sec her needin& to do is add
about two inches to her vertical leap, and she's plannina
on doina it with some extra conditionina and weiaht1ift-
ina. I'm not even worried about it. because when
Deann1 sets out to do something. she does it ...
But what about soccer'? Surely there's a spot for her
on Loyola's squad.
"Soccer's over with for me." Doolittle said ... I liked
it in hiah school, but I really enjoyed volleyball more ...
The funny thing. "1ouah. 1s that Doolittle didn't
care much for the game when she was introduced to it
in j unior hiah school.
"I really bated it because it hurt my arms too
much:' Doolittle said. '-'I decided I would aive it
another shot in the summer program. and I made t.bc
JV team as a freshman. l sort of looked at it as a
personal challenge.
At Loyola, Doolittle plans to major in a com·
munications field. but isn't quite. sure yet what her
emphasis will be. Initially she was interested in journal-
ism but said she went to an QJ>tn house at Loyola and
found that there was more to communications than just
newspaper reporting.
This summer, Doolittle will once apin play club
volleyball for the Orange County team beaded by
Corona dcl Mar Coach Charlie Brande. In Auaust. it's
ofT to Loyola for the stan of practice.
"I haven't seen them play and l don't know if I'll
stan." Doolittle said. 'Tm hoping to get some playina
time though. I'm really looking forward to collcae and
it's just an added bonus that Coach Stntos will be
there."
Not sta rt? Pcnsh the thouaht. With Stratos at the
reins and Doolittle on the roster. you can bet the farm
that sne·n be in the stani n' rotation. -
All she has to d o is cpnsider it a personal challcnae.
U.S.
From 81
ray," said Caligiuri, whose aoal apinst Trinidad and
Tobago got the U nited States into the tournament for
the first time since 1950. "l think we had some mental
breakdowns. On the othc,...h4nd. this is a positive team
and we have to believe in ourselves because the biaest
challenges lie ahead of us. Against Italy (on Thursday).
it's not going to get any easier."
The Czechoslovaks. not exactly a powerhouse, were
far too tough for the Amerians. Tomas Skuhravy
scored twice and Michal Bilek. Ivan Hasek and Milan
Luhovy onc,e each for Czechoslovakia, whose players
dediated the victory to President Vaclav Havel and his
Civic Forum party.
"The U.S. defense seemed more concerned with
going on the attack than playing defense." Skuhravy
said. "They gave us a lot of room."
Just how does the United States rank riaht now?
Czechoslovak coach Jozef Vcngl9s gave mi.xe<f reviews.
"We expet1cd a little bit more from the U.S. team,"
he said. "At the beginning. the U.S. team played us
even. but then we started to play to our potential.
"The U.S. team will be stro ng in 1994. I know
they've had a very senous program. but it's difficull to
reach an international level in one or two years."
Midfielder Eric Wynalda was thrown out of the
same for committing a foul when play was stopped at
SJ minutes. The U.S. team played the final 37 minutes
a man shon.
"When the red eard came. they created a lot more
chances," Cahg.auri said. "The score possibly could have
been much more."
The hot spot away from the actual soccer shifted
to Milan. where police clashed with rowdy fans before
West Germany's 4-1 victory over Yuioslavia Sunday
niJht. At least 20 ptoplc were inj uf'N and 36 were taktn
into custody, pohce saKI. • •
FINALS
From81
accordina to Pistons spokesman Matt Dobek. The elder
Dumars had been in intensive ca~ for two weeks with
diabetes and hean trouble and died of conaestive heart
failure, Dobek said. Ht was 6.S.
Duman left for Louisiana on the team plane
immediatclr, after the pmc. He had asked that he not
be notified 1fhis father died before the pme and he was
told of hit death over the phone by his wife after the
pmc, accordina to Dobek.
Isiah Thomas was the only player who knew of the
elder Duman· death.
. "He made. one ~h~t runnina down the lane, threw
11 way up and at went an," Thom1111id. ''After that we
both l09ked at each other and smiled and I uid to
mytelf -Your father put that OM in. You didn't have
anythina to do with Jhat:··
ln Game 2, Rbdman rehtjured IM ankle he
previously hun in the conference finals apinl\ Chaeo.
The NBA 's dtfensive player of the ~ar had held
Jerome Ktney to 24 points in the Rnt two .-mes.
includina 12 in the previous aevcn qunm.
Keney tcored 27 points in Oame l with Rodman
on the skklincs. and it was the firtt time in the playofft
thal Drtroit won while alloWina more than 100 points.
The Pi1ton1 ~ O.S wheft the oppolition brokr
century mark. ··ne whole team. played better and wu focultd to
pick up \he slack for the IOll of Dean~.. PiltOM
forward John Salley ukt ... we·ve eoecmtraled on noc
tetUftl ounelva too dftp in a holt. We medt die
ecuuaunen• and now we·~'*" lO plarns the way dM
Detroit Piston• att suPPGM!d to play. • •
But 1he Pistons• beckcoun trio of Duman. Tbomu
and Johnton made up the di~. combinina for 7S
points. ,• '
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9500 sq It I Yaulted ce11-age. Over 2 .000 sq II No NII llllST * SPICIOIS * pets $995/mo 855-0665 decor Ir pie 2 car garage.
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239-4335 Dys, Ev. Wknds WHITE WATER VIEW' G·Plan Ltte& atry. recent •SPACIOUS l BOAM• .............. . AsktnO $725.000 Costl ~sa 2124 remodel 3BA 28A. small Vaulled oe1ltng. new ap· 2BR 28A comm pool, ~--------JEFF JACOBS 63 t -8349 . ocean View • grnt>lt No pliances carpet, drapes. downstairs. 1 carport & 1 lafbol Island 1006 111~1-lt.,.,t llYllUTIWllllll pets $2000/mo t962 poolsi de location ear spaoe pets nego·
Ha-Lots-Ptans-Butlders IHftJ 121·•••• •BA 2''tBA. 2 ear. sunny Vista Caudal 673·•71• Balcony pt1vate & quiet ~'.88~2te97 ttSJ 75559· t60501g,~ .... patio. p S.I . LR. FP. FR. $650 & Up 722-7195 -Bill Hardesty Aeallor Cllllheven, 38R. 2BA. End Unit, S 1300/mo, Va· LIDO PENN 3BA 38A ON
503 Park Avenue freshly remodeled. for cant Don Pfaff 6"2·9797 THE WATER Dock avail 2 Wl<S FREE RENT• 2BR, otckupadurat>Hlt>•cyclelor
•71 ... 675-2866• sale by owner $699,000. 2600 sq ft $3000/mo 28A Lndry, carport Low thOHwarm-weattler 1re111
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Carnetion Park 2Br 28a. Paula Plan NEEDED t>y CCC are~ 650·S829 Beautiful 28A 21~BA ready
2-ear garage 30111 t8 101 Agt for qualllled client lo< move-in Obie aitch
A·2. By owner. 6•0-•92• Joyce Palmer, Coast11nd 2BA 18A Tnhs. wash/dry, gar. commun pool, A/C
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& split profit Xlnt se-lrple, yard, dbl gar S935
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1ru111p th1' could ea,11) hl' one o l
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Cali 1 ·900·321 ·3366 tography needs gener at major departments tores. Ing/land plannlng firm In have a position for you. ' .... bonusea plus go on out-
E.xt 517 Sl2 lee othee/sales Studio e>tP Santa Ana. Costa Mesa. the Irvine Spectrum. Xlnt Cat~~;:e~~;~an. PllTECTlll ' lngs and morel
+KJl •~Q72 t 95 •A762
Parlner opens the bidding with one
spade. What do you respond?
A.-Whethcr you play four-or
five-card majors, the an~wer 1s the
ame. Bid tv.o clubs. Why not jump
COlllEI helpful but nol nee FIT M~s1on lliero toc;ations 4 benefits & working en· CALL US TODAY
Tues tnru Sat Newport flex lble daytime hours veronment Send resume SELL BRIT ANNtCA from SUYICEI, llC, FOR MORE Good driving record OM\/ Beacti 833-7816. per month Call F\etail with Sal&l)I History to or l INFOR .. •TtONI print-out and neat ap· -r-Detall at 1.800.288•8150 Apply In Person al Robert leads & counter oca1lon1 ,...,.,
pearance required Be.,. IEllUL IFFICE P /T betw the hours of Bein. Wiiiiam Frost & & earn $330 pe< sale (H ... )
ehts 760-1 145 Tues & Tl\ursday8·5 8 2 .. At l T m (gross) Call Bleir • Co•ta Mesa 5'48-9333 am . pm n SSO n ° 1·800·62".9128. (11•>··· -" ---Fuentes. 14725 Alton """ ---MODELS Pkwy , lrvrne. CA 92718
rai e partner·~ suit to three spades"
Becau e that promises four-card
support. Why not respond two
heans. your stronger four-card
~utt? Bccau'ie that promises a five-
card ~uir .
CUSTOMER IEIEIAl OFFICE Friendly. busy Nwpt Beach LO<>«lng lor new laces ro HCIPTIOllST SERVICE law ottice F1hng hght won.. 1n fashion print. Full-Time for NB Peninsula T ORA GE COAST typing & .data entry Full commercials and music oltlce Phones, mall.
he N med benefits. paid va-videos No e~p necess· 50wpm Salary ben· DAILY PILOT IS looking cation Exp helpful but ary All ages Cati I J I 673-0760
lor a Customer Service not nee ASAP 851· 1163 213·859-9772 e '15 ess ca _
Represen1a11ve tor the IECEPTtOllST PLIS
c11culat1on dept to work OFC MCR/l•Md •••& PIT MWF 8· 12. T Th 8-5,
Q S b a lle111bte schedule APP• liEIERAL OFFICE Bat Penen Sml produce tesponslbte 250-4031 • -Neither vulncra le. a\ outh 28 Hrs Sun Thru Thurs Phones typing & lihng brokerage co seeks self
you hold: We need a ref1abfe per· Corona det Mar motivated organized per-
• AJ97 •A + ~l(QJ95 +Jl son w/slrong telephone 714.720.0812 son lo nandte ofc dur1es
What is your opening bid" sloils A pteasan1 phone • Lt typing. bkkpng. it acct
A.-lf •ou play •trong 1wo -b1t.I•. b• voice near appearance Exp nee Lenny 723-5748 , .. ' , and able lo work well GENERAL OFFICE
all mean\ open two diamond' on wlothers S6/HR Secretary 111 small group OFFICE lflll&ER
this four-loser hand nch m playing Ct•tact Cll&LOI COOD insurance office Various For well established Skin
lm:l.s But 1f you play ..... eak two-a 142-4J21Elf201 olflce dullflS including Care center '" Costa
bid\ "'ilh tv.o club\ as your o nly typing worCl processing Mesa Flelt. nours Medi Near OC Airport Full cal e>1p pield Advancf>·
force, upen. one d1am~.>nd. Why~ A~· CISTIMEll SYC llEPS benet1tc; 851-9719 ment opportunities Send
trr a two-d ub-opening, you won l Toce·s Equipment Rentals resume & salary require.
be able to \tart describing 1h1\ hand needs quality people menrs to Personnel 888
until the thrce-le"el, which C\IUld unolorms & heallh en· HAIR STYLIST W t6th St Newport I
propel you past what m1gh1 be )our I surance prov1C1ed Apply Beach CA 92663
onl)' makable contract of three no 1930 Newpo rr Blvd Gtow1ng salon 1n Costa 1 Costa Mesa Mesa •s looking for naer1 *PASTE-UP PEllSOI* trump stylist and man1cuns1
******** RE SALES
SlllE OPNllllllnS Dynamte expanding R E
Co seeks serious agents
who want 10 earn a
senous income (comm's
to 100'fel1 FT /PT -Learn
how PATRICK TENORE
sold over St 25 m1r11on 1n
res real estate WorXI
among i ot the Top Agts
rn America Cali K1m1
72 t-t200 •
DATA ENTRY-GEN OFFC Full tome po~ition. Tues· 15 days/wk rncl Saturday Q.6-A~ South! vulnerable, you Typing g lO Key Slolls day lhrouyh Saturday Typing & art background hold: Newty remdl office next ioam 10 8pm 751_3634 helpful but will train Restaurants
ro JW airport 557-6351 Apply PENN"fSAVER 1 HOSTESS/Ho t +985 • AK"163 •KS +IU1 I \660 Placentia Ave I S
The bidding ha~ proceeded: DEUYEllY DlllYEll . Costa Mesa F1T or PIT needed by
Soufli West North t:a 1 For Printing Co Must be HELPER N-~mkr Assist -K1tayama Res taurant,
.'I se,•ous quick and d1sa1>led woman (CMI P/TChlFtll Sttrtfary Newport Beach Contact I • Pass 2 f p,,, courteous bong OM\/ Appro11 25hrs $6 00 General Office eMp 16-20 Mr Tam1da or Mr
~ printout 261· 7594 per/hr Flex 64~2357 hr s per wk 893·5 t83 K•mura 725-0777
What do you b1d no" 7
A .-Yo urshapc would bc-dc~mbcd
perfectly by a no-trump rebid. but
you can 'r afford that a\:l ion v.11 hout I
a ~pade stopper. And you can't rai\e
partner'\ \u11 with a doubleton
That leave\ only two heart\. When
par1ncr·~ rc:\ponse ha\ con,um~d all
or mo~I of \Our bidding .. pace. a
reh1d o f your maJo r doc~ nor prom"
t!tl' a ~ix-card \Uit. By SYDNEY OMARR By PATRIC WALKER
UPTO
5800
PER MONTH
* MO COWCTIOIS *
Early morning motor ,routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
CALL 642-4333
HUNTINGTON B£ACH, COOTA NPSA.
NEWPORT BEACH. FOUNTAIN VAU.EY,
IRVINE & LAGUNA BUCH
MJ..a21, IJt, IH .. ,.,.
TUUUO
Looking tor part time
weekend work? Try
Cast\lef'lng & Serving al
our , .. gerden. Nk:e Cor-
ona del Mir envlron"'4!nt
Seturdays & Sundays
1Q:30·3:30 CaJI Angela
Mon thru Fri. 673·22e 1
-TEUIWlinil
TrenspOf'tatlon compeny
apeclell:z1ng in elfhiblt1 &
displays IS seeking a PIT
e11perlenced Tele·
martteter. tndMdual must
pos~ss e•cetlent com· munlca\lon skills Flex·
Ible w0<k hours & excer-
1en1 compensellon
Please call marketing
manager, 455-9890
WllMM USISTllT
Energellc sell-starter
needed to assist wedding
coordinator at Sherman
Gardens rn COM on Sat-urdays & Sundays. Top
pay. Call ·Angela Mon
thru Fri, 673·2261
Ant!ps 6010
PINE 3-drewer dresser
w/3 beveled mirrors smt
1ewetry drawer Good
cond.S200 545-8105
* BUYING ITEMS * tt 1890s 10 1950s •
*Jewelry to Household *
Pi.ase LY Mag 673-6223
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Monday, June 11
ARIES ( Mart"h :? 1--\pnl 19). Yo u·, c been asking for ··new deal"
and no" }Ou get 11. -\pplic--. to can:cr. standtng 1n community.
roma nce. Stress 1ndcix·ndcncc. st}lc. crc~11vtty. You will ge1 to hean
of mailer\ Leo figures prom1nen1I~
Monday, June I J
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 20): You may be calkd upon to pl.ly
the role of mediatoT or peacemaker. However, take care that you do
no t become so rn vol vcd in others' wrangles or emotional conflicts
) ou end up too confused. upset o r weary to enjoy cenain long-
standing tra\cl plane; .or arrangem ents.
Appiancts 60 I I
Hotpo1n1 refrig Almond.
no-trost s1de·by-s1de At·
tractive. clean Needs
work $250/obo 644-4 161
REFRIG ERATOR BAR
SIZE Kenmore. bfOWn,
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PflEVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
36 rw1s1
38 Card·Qa"'" tt>rm 41 Lolly pea>
47 O Hara hom~
45 Sides 46 Inhibit
47 E•1rem11y
411 AflSIOCr.JC
49 Meo1c1na1
plan I
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TA URUS IApnl 20-Ma\ :?O): lntu1t1o n 1s on target. especially TAURUS (April 2 1-May 21):. BCcau.sc ~th Mercury and V~~us
with reg.arc! IO mone~ and (amt!~ Look be}ond the immediate -arc now in Taurus. }OU shouldn t be kicking your heels or wa11mg
long-distance call \\Ill hl:d.on \OU to tra,cl. You·11 ha'e spe1.:1al in the \\tngs. H o \\C\er. e nsure that any new arrangements or
success rn dc·alin~ \\ 11h women.' agreements do not Pl?ce too much o f a strain on your financial
resources or p ut you tn the rrd.
GEMINI (Ma~ :?I-June :?O): ( unostt) 1s stimula ted b}' unusual GEMINI ~Ma) 22-Ju.ne 21): One seldom finds ~II the a~as o r
occurencc. h1nt1ng of poltcrgc1'Jt activ1t). enano does feature asix· '" o f unc.s hfr running smoothly at the ~me lime and 1f you
m )slcr). tnlnguc. tinanc1al statu-. of panner or mate. Many will arc a t\p1n ll (rem1n1 . then you arc pro~bly still out of your depth
comment un ,0 ur \e n ~ of humor em o11ur1ally. H o weH·r. no o ne a nd nothing must prevent you from
· forging lhcad "'1th some ktnd of a career move o r financial
CANCER IJunl· :?I-Jul) :!.:!): Yo u m1gh1 be sa)ing, ··1t is as 1f lransacuon. 1 . 1 .
J was til·d up h' ruk'>. rcgulatwm. legal commitments." Yo u'll gam CANCER (June -2-Jul) -3). lihe past few m C?nt.hs have. been all
tn long run C\Pcl'tall~ 10 lOnncctwn "'tth marriage Taurus. Scorpio about clo~ir.g do~rs ~nd putt mg an end to aSSOC!!ltrons which have
natl\C'I figure promincntl' been 100 wstl). Now put the pieces of your ow~J1gsaw t~ether ~nd
ln catc a pKturc of which you can be proud. You ve made tt. so enJOY
, , ., . . tt and force the world to accept it. LE~ (Jul~ -~-~ug. ;->.Pia~ wniung game. Focus ~n diplom~q . LEO (Jul) ~4--\ug. 23): The m ome11t has come to level with "1llingnt:~\ '° m.tl.l: inidhgcnt ulmc<;i.ion to l.oved o ne Pu~chasc of110,cd ones or l'olleague and stop imagjning that there is no way out
an object 01 lu\uf) ih~m fl·aturl'd. Reading and \Htting also of a rather tnt l<-) situa11on. Decisive planetary aspects should only
command attention. D i\crtminail" g1,c )OU the rnurage and 'confidence to reveal all. make amends and
, . '), !s1mphf, }our hfe~t)k. VIRG9 I \ug --'·Sept. --> Ohta1n h1n1 from Leo messa$e. VIRGO ( .\ug. 24-Sept. 23): You can either think of you~lf as
cc nano kalurc' d1\l'O' C'r). unique appro~ch to children. MaJor a ''tCtim of circumstances and play the role of martyr or use current domc~t1c adJu .. tm\'nt tndudl's Sl'nous ('o ns1derat1on o f where )OU planctar) influl·nces to fac<;. up to certain harsh realities QCrsonally
l\\'C, cost of l''\.'T\Ont\1 00 Truth C'ffiC'rF,l'S. --orprofc~ ronall~ and. in the proces1, acquire ll much greater toner
stre ngth and w1!>dom.
LIBRA (Sc·p1 :!J-<kt. :!:!): Emphasis on balance, j ustice, ability LIBRA (Stpt. 24-0ct. 23): There 1s more to being a Libran than
to perfcr t l\'chn1ques. You"ll learn more about real estate. sales. man} realize and if )OU arc typic~l of yo~r birth sign. then you will
ho me appliances Ind" 1dunl stanlcs b\. expressing feelings of no" be expounding your thcones. taking the odd pmble and
ph)'ltcal a11raction Taurul> tnvolved. • contemplating a major move o r upheaval. You certainly oujht to be
in ltne for promouon or recognition.
SCORPIO (Oct. B·No" 21 ): 1 hrs can be )Our power-play da)! SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22): Wait. watch and try to win others
Ideas ~hat had be~n "fl~nung" nhgh1 o n sohd ground. Emphasis on 10' r r rather 1thnn allow yourself to ~ intimi~atcd ~.ms to be the
finanrn1l r('"ard. 1n1ens1fied lo\C· relationship. In matters of spccu-1answer at tnc moment. However. your .unique abthty to spot a
la11on. stick with number 8. phone) should also prevent you from taking too much of a aamble
or parting with 1your hard~amed money.
SAGITT ARJ US (No . 22-Dcc. 21 ): Some will say you missed the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2J·Dtc. 21 ): All's well that ends well
boat -1n truth.Jou arc o ne step ahead oft'ompetit1 6n. You'll learn should be o ur m o tto now because althouah the past few months
"'here )'Ou ~tan in connection wtth carter. business roman~ haH' been <'on fusing. challcnaing and upsettina personally, pro-
M onc) is o n the wa~ 1 ' fcsc;1onally and financially. you can depend on the nut State or
n chapter in your life bctnJ one of greater stabjlity and security. CAPRICORN (Di.·c. ---Jan IQ)· Mingle colors blac k. yellow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2l·Jan. 20): The Sun now in Gemini tendJ ~old. C'hangc o f rouune -.1urtlcs. ?t lirs~ but proves beneficial. You'll to make vou foci uneasy. un~ttled and. on occisions. morote. and l'a~ sound, of ~our O"-n \ Of(c. St res~ independence. o ngmaht). pcrha~ the time has come to ask )Ourself ho w much Iona.er can you
cou 38<' of con' ictio nc,, I 1 go on suffering o r susUlinina a Ii fest) k which is completely alien to
AQUARIU <!an. 20-Fch. I ): Light 1s shed on area prcviousl} )Our naiure o r d1spos1tion.
kept hidden. You II be ac;kcd 10 tour M"hool. ins11tu11on o r hospital AQUARI (fan. 21 ·f cb. 19): If you are \till \Om between past
Focus pn teaching. learning. mtuttt e intellect. Cancer. anothcr·tics or IO)altrc and taking the plunge, what transpires dunna the
Aquanl\n figure promi9cntl~. l nc~1 week o r ~o will leave ou little choice in the mauer. In fact,
PISCES (Feb 19-March 'l0) That S\ ch I k . ....... I }OU o ught to be makin& Others rqrct undemtimatcd your "'"'Ith -• , C 00 )OU \C ~en Of Character.' \\111 power and rtsource(uln"S. ~ekin~ncoul~ be here an~t now. You II ~ complimented on PISCES <Feb. 2()..March 20): What you uperienctd or dis-
appear. cc. ardrobe. bod. image. lonJ-d1stancc call relates to covered rcccnil~ aprpars to be crcatin• suipicion and un~nainhy
110C1al c' cnt W1!.h comts true in dramat:C' fashion. whe~ thl're ~hould be hope and optimism. However. try to reahz~
IF J\JNE JI IS VO R BIRTHDAY: Yo u are a nuural teacher. that no thrna ha happent'd w11hout your content or as>pr:oval and.
pi.>cholog1st. arc interc tcd in the mant1c ans. Many consider you by thl' ,;1mc token. )OU art no~ free U> offload financaal or other
a "m) tct) pcf\on." You . are d) nanuc. mtnguing. scn1111vc. pre\-burden\
c1ent. nnetr, (apncom. Aq\Jariu ~™>ns play important roles m IF J E II lS YOUR llRTllDAY: Maybe you could prod,
)'Ou r ltfc. Romance and lovl' rcfu\C to be straf\&Cn thtJ m~nth. In pro' o kr o r cH~n cmbarra s th~ *ho have bttra)'td your INll or
Jul) you·11 finally learn "ho )Ou are and your true poten\ral. Durina sided aaarn 1 )OU. lio"cvcr. 1f a financial or bu11nns matttr is to
uauM ~nar10 rc,olvt• around 1ntcn 1t y. ~pons1l>llit)'· rt~ard. be-St-lllcd to our advan1qc. then you sampty have \0 learn \0 kftP ~==~_.___,, 1ron1 IOH' rclntton~h.,.p. You'll cnJO>-1)'0Ur cmot10M and temper m ch«k.
• • 6 t I
nice cond1110 $50
675-6852
SEARS electric DRYER.
white. e1tcellent con·
dlllon $65 small kitchen
llble $35 548-968 t
6014
54" round walnut Queen
Ann dlnrng table plus 5,
9" leaves. 6 Queen Ann
cna1rs. nice condlhon
$3.000 494-2902
ANTIQUE CHEST. bar
stools. lurnlture coliec·
t1btes . m•sc Call
723·5543
BARKER BROS gray
flower print sofa & love
seat set S4001obo Call
673-4983
Beau11lut sola. to11oseat
.chair, ouoman new con·
d•llOfl Oak lflm $295
714-841-3486
Beaulyrest K1n9-s12e
m•llress -boit 9PflnQS 4
frames LIKE NEW $250
499· 1248 evenings
Duncan Phyfe mahogany
dining rm set $850
Mehogany kidney.
aheped Oesk $395 Rat·
tan set wnn chair. lounge
& table 5450 Contel'T'I·
por1ry oak dining table
wt• cnairs $425 Whole
cabinet $25 Green pt-
tomen 30"x30" $15
675·5292
GOLD labrlC custom high
back uphol Chair, xtnl
cond, cost 450 sell S tOO
OBO Queen site 111111n
headboard & lram41 $55
080 673· 731 1
1•1111wam111
Bleck laquet M1t1reH.
Headboard. Glau Cabll
nets. "l"ott Brand Newl
hoelt4'nt .condillonl
14001080 .......
&teno new S2&01010
668-0811
l 0 """'"Med P9c.en 01n1ng
Ml/8 Chfl. 2 Atra ~.
lltl'll•d China cabin•I S 1950 Arm04r1. retrig
ct.t ot drew.ta, bar,
mite. t•blea, temp• & more 84$.8.568
~· f1br1C COUCh S 150 ptim. v~ dt .... r 175. fatlen ct\ .. , and
etend $25. Piii~ dMll.
coffee lablt, tempi. ~owwe Any off-.
.,...._ C8" 64f.9053
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I'• 171-eiu • Alltle e AMetlMn AT cond Mull W CltNl71 owner, 31.000 ....... •· 11.500117·10M No4cNNlc* C0UC>e FIJI/lit ~1 concMton Mull 11ea1 ti• 0 W::.~----·=:=~ -A, -.... _,Au: .. .. ,.. .... ltl.IH .. ltll , .. lot~ ltadl/lal'I "-'" IHl drlvel UtoO. . ......
la!de WI. mnut' • .-. • ,,.._.._ • oO::": ttt =·~ orer Hunt"!!' lwt'I Ac:ur• 7 '41'50-1114 hat S IPd, 1//11,,... '*·~.cw. :; S:;r.::~14~; 154·115e _ DODil •coe., _,..
top .....,4 ...... _. CloNeft Retflever e ,.. a~· __:. _ la l•I C?lfom wNa FMt II the Priv.e. peny 143-0713 YW 1115 GOlF. 2-dOOr. I ..... • ale:,. A_. .................... K11.....,.•u.. __ -~-•P 1• GrMd Wat-·-·-·· -··--•ord ror thll turbo -...,.. ... Good COft-Cll, I
...,_, --• U....• Ma CK IA . '°'*·Very low ......... -----IMeck Oft btedl Auto 8lr modelt(1AOC05 11 POASCHE 1972911T Re-dlt•on. 4 new Ur'9, ... ~4m=---NI h12 l ,W.,.._., Pin •Old !nalltl Sheep-•1111 . .._ .,_,,..... WNte. NINI lrl~. 0000! 'II CAMYAN. 7 pw, pllOCtl. ca.Mtte 111.m slored Ille• new C.., me Kenwood pu1ou1 ...,.,, .odDGI ·•cou
417•Dll ~ • POOdle • 1t\'9 • ••II and bag 1700 111.000 1 PH1en9er LOADED (209305) HuntinglOn ~ AcUl'a 114•000 842"2923 t>acll tinted wlndowa. !ao•ll•nt con~ttioa.
-lcotll• • ltteuand .,.S-3313 c.11714....,..243 MINT. condt1ion llOOO. 11... aa.-PORSCHE 944 19M. 5-sunroof 14,800 nego-auoo. NW. •t-elll i• 11 HI• 60t 5 ~ • lptlftter ~LIV9-aboard. •uce JHP WAGONa!A LT -142· 10M ftll.Ht ...... '"' * -·-· * apeed With crulM control, t I at> I a MI ch e 11 e . Mike ........ Combo" I &C Wder ,:;--Yor1lle llngNrn d•goed uui.-1NI. Loaded, OOOcl con-~ ..... :::,, ~~~c=-~ 213•47o~ _ FOAO •ie MU!.T~ •
& "-• • drlll Pftll m~~enleed Ina cutt• ~ 32 dltlon. prlvafe party. "'--'-9045 • .., ...._ Sl.,eo Electric sunroor, VW 1997 Cebrloltl Autometlc. A,..,, ..-,._ w/~ ..,._., '°'" OPEN 1 ~~~IOt4 31' LOA, Flt>erQIM, l 'I ': 11.250, Deys 720-2422, ~ ......, door locks .... ,, A/C Black/black, extended atored ~Ina ....
new COf'dltiOn. Prlcied to 18374 IMcf\ Btvd V. mi. S. flNdroom. 11'1" bMm, _ evet 873·"40 '64 FALCON SPRINT. b · DATSUN ·73 240Z. ~ 81~9'~ ":!:r L= Alar"' with remott. EJt. warranty, alat"', original 723-1"8
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MS PACMAN COCKTAIL * 141-IJll * lnftatabte ~ l= 08 fUdll Up L r::'J.°"'ls ~~O~ . 714/53t-eo70 loy1 Cellular phone. ~llonlea. M Exc ... •ll~nS',5 ~:,~; Sl,750 080 733-2401 .. 'M 1111111
CHINE, 1525, Both ln F,..togooclhome,Fem ' ' • Bed. camper INCi, 4 979-1390 · 2JC20neOWMt.Ellcellent "??11•11111•· 080832·8710 VW 1H9 Fox -Gl mlles. Abeok,lety lffl·
TAik.£. 1696. SODA MA· S3S 000 497 8411 , • T v ona · DATSUN ·11 2eozx Muat INl 1.D 34tot7 I t uit , -----5 ..,._. toeded a.., MK
good eond, 540-l092 COCt< SPAN. Blond SABOT, good condHlon, 2 ..,._., auto, A /C, PIS, FORD 'le MUSTANG cond, 14200. 080 •• ••l PORSCHeg44, white, 5 BARGAIN! Under low "'eculM• (05144)
color, apayed, 131-7837. sall1, exC4111ent race r.. P/8 , Am/Fm, Low miltl. 219 engine. automatle, (714) 731-3441. 549·0703 IC> .. snrf tan Int • 60t< ml blue boo11 $5,950. M1n1 ll-.......a.w/iftn/Att cord. Aaklng 1700. S3IOO c:alh, S45..e.t35 915% reetored, 873-0131 allh •• cond loaded! cond1tlon,allthegoodteal
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diamond a, vi ntage Boatdlng & grooming. For rent eo.a Hwy Hew· LMlet Loeded, 25,000 552-6833 Leather T-tops Power 722-4100 -fml& All9 4 "'". •ftr1, ale, ax-' cond, Auto, air, tlh. -..... wetehel Ind. Rolex and 25 yurs ·~ PGf1 ee.c.. 142 Ma3 mllu. Car phone. e verything s 1er e o ..,. ... ..... t>edliner (02334I)
Pat9". We buy, Mii. trlde Sherry'• K-9, 546-2Me ' • S 14,500. 845-0580 .-a .. 1 -caueue. new bfakes and MERCEDES 1971 450SL. ·11 • m IUlllCtlZ) •t II" M 000 OBO 640·8044 .....
and repair, Wiiiiam AnlMlt.......... -• .... 'U -.,_ tlrH, custom rims Runs 2 1ops BEAUTY• •.AINT! ..,._
Herold ,,...._,, 3116 Ptlnos&Or 2111ps w111 ~. •••••• .... gr .. t S4200 CallJuoyat S20900080.Call tor tn-·a•111m .. 1'1 111.• lll11•r:1 ...... ~ H9wport 8IVd at 32nd pns &5' end 45' power or sail, 5spd. atr, cau, custom A Sftwr Botlet. 121( Ml*. 540-1383/0eys lorrM11on 714-1148-4013 Autos Oomtstic 9300 Ml ... 11 llJ.1111 6059 71S0-5070 wnta. IO "'ia... •Int cones. Immaculate. (007802) (213) 430·8377/eves -·11S•m.1zcm1•1 llUM "MC 1985 Allianc.e Con-
--_ cu.tom Int/ext (336e1) •••·--MERCEDES 450 SLC "" ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fox Bomber jaekt.on-wttt, Baby grand piano. Newport 13each. legal hve-... ....,... DATSUN 1982 280ZX 2·2 1977, excellent con· ·••m llC9ml) IU.115 vertible loaded bland i
knit collar, cuffs & wa1s1 ~:'nah~4~0 ~~n:•tlon, aboard, 50x 12. partner-Huntington Beaeh Acura ......, a..1 Automaoc. atr power 0111on beautiful 93.000 •• ._., UW S1ll llUM ""'custom lop S2.500 _ 'll Flll-bnd Ideal grad gltt, sz 4 851•6777 S tt or stup, S7500 buy 1n • •••-1111 111-1111 windows moonrool miles Many exlras 714-,97-2849 r-,_
new.Sac:S500 559-7274 uie e $12/ft, 7141675-1622 -• GOOd cond1hon $3.000 $15.000 642·5150 •llt9llaesl lamtl1J •llll' AITll-.1210 Auto, a,,, pl steering
BEAUTIFUL anhque Aus-Evenings * -•llllU * 559•7426 MERCEDES 73 450SE1 Govt se12urftS & surplus . caisette (A54001) "'!Offk"'!'!!!"•t"'!!F!"'urnlturt~----trian baby grand piano. --...aU .. 1Ml auto ate power. grea1 135-3171 Corvettes, 1u11ury cars. 11.-
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New ~• wl credertu 13 CHEVY-20 VAN sunroof, 1111. custom whls. (2HOL6521 • SMTA AM AUTO MAU Open 7am-10pm S 12 lee ~~~~~~~~~ cont table, w/chalrs: Seonlnl Goods 6065 1982 21· Strcr tent trail•. P/W PIB AIC sterto, low mlles,(2MAH621) II HI ~;gA~~~1E~eiT.~e~g~~=~· ""'*' FrHWIJ (SS) _
partitions, perfect smaJI un ....... ·-iJeep 6. refrig, new top. steeps 2. seats 7. 851( ....... ' , cond I $5,000 as ii at[ ....... s.t. Ana ...... •21 ,_ U.T 1• on1ce. 112 my cost, Must -great cones S2 ,500, m,tes BARGAIN l6500, Huntington ~ach Acura ~I llMIK '"' -• • 5spd 1 pt> 1rm
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mate $250. 1 mete bleck l1•11H·12M '11• VAN 5 speeo, new tires. 111.111 MERCEDES 76 280 . ~~eya7A~:,.0415~0~2~ ·-·-· * $300 645-8766 IVe mso If no anewer ~ leave IJll.. carpeted lnt•tor 16.900. Huntlnglon &t8Ct1 Acura -. 'II &11111 SEDAN Exceptoonal. SAAB 900 1988 URBO 497 6468 • ,_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_____ 645-9927 •••..-. s 1 / EJccellen One owner S5500 Olfer • meauge, Must see to appreciate -lvef gtay t con-Will trade Sports ? CONVERTIBLE, 5-speees, CADILLAC 1979 Con-FIEE
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Only 26,000 miles TIYITA y•• U ,.. * -• Tm U * d1tlon I D 090977 Classic 556-0108 blacil, warranty, .. tru vertlble white Rare $36,500 (714) 546-220 - ----llAllN llTSHISIH s22.500 642-3865 · Auto. ps. pb. air, cass. cus-... 1111 JHi l•I •• 1 •HCE•S II JllsJ Mint 63K Pnvate party 4 ,.___. """-·;;;:-/ ~ -t o m w h I s , m 1 n t "·lginal ....--. UAnl _.._a,, .. 1 1 .. 25 000 ,_ TOYOTA 1986 4Aunner S 11 000 760-8792 wr~ """'"' ..., .. ,.. 8 688 vr v .. ,...,., ·~,,"""' • ..., n con., mi~. 47K Power steering -FREE long-Mf white 9030 cones (2 HZ I while, AIC. $A3001080 1moke sllver. asking brakes AC cruise· CADILLAC 71 C 0 V
rabbit w/tan spots 2 ~~~~~~~~ ..... I 879-1238 $37,500 Call991-1065 AM/FM cassette Excel: Po wer w1ndow1111ocks.
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oellent cond1t1on 1n & 540-9387 eves 725-0647 ... 4411 flYITA •11 • .... maintained Ortg!n•I ' • owners ••tra car $3,000 <>I.It! Automatic trans-5 speed. air, cuseue. mag Nego11able Message mi~·~· new leather In· "MIU •at 121 411 NISSAN 88 300ZX -wheels, e11tra clean low (7 141361·8650 Or alter 6
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home FIT PI T. Any age, __.... •••• -. •·•-P8intlng~C.~ rtfln+lh. OBO. 720-9245 IH,lll loaded, Perfec1 45K f11114t11 l.wn Ftr• !•------• P l Y M OU T H 19 I 6 Sunvlew Elem Sehl area. -842 9274-Average rm M5. kite cab. BMW '84 733___ $14,300. 775.0704 MJ-1111 CADILLAC S6 Caravelte Turbo loeded.
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-..... S15,800 OBO, 5•4-0404. J1•W.1Nst lwJ ucellen1 cond ition ... aun IAYUIE alll PAllTIM 1 ••• 1• llSSAI '11 lllTU TOYOTA 88 MR2 Orig-IOU llYILU $3,850. 2s2.9205 csays, Lie lunches Snaclls I l HAUll V INT /E.lCT SPECIALIST ••-Black/gray, AIC I D mat owner 13000 mites S9 900 648-48"8 or 838-6618 eves/wknds
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ca11Mike 7 dys646·1391 -• Sl'IOWroom car. hke new Days7141847-1187 miles $3 750 OBO recent full restoration,
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... ........, ..... ,.. __ .. ......,.o-M.: PICnnGUe-1•.. dueled by •llml1tdpM'net· Doftna K'llrlck. tott6 the regletrantC•> OCNlt· Tiie ,.._.,...., OOlft• ~~ ... ~CMIA a_ .... .-. tltoJMM ~.-..'!.. ~~ ..__by',......,....,_...,.,..,. The regl1trent(1) com• ..,._ ITATllmNT IND Matin fl Tcwo. Calif tat30 lftlnOtd to tranuct ~ ID tNMaGt ~ -.--·-....._.Ille '*"9 ,-.. -'""" r-The r9t11trant(•) com-menced to tr.-iMCt bu8lo-TM fOlowlng penont are tne reg1111an11s1 com· thli bu .. nM• It con· nett Uftdet ltle Actletoul 118198 Uftdet Ille Aoti... OOlllJ of IN ..... ....,. 9lld of f:JO a.m end 4~ p.in. lualNaS NalM(•) lilted
fMnCed to trMMCt bull-,.... ~ tM Ftclllloua doltlQ ~ •: mencec1 to tflnwt bull-ducted by. • .,_81 l*t· lklelneu Nam.Ct) 119t9CI .,,IMal Name(•) lleted otlW protect Inf• v 1111 s Tiie pUillc flMrlnl on IN lbOW on: May I . IMO
-undet the Flctlt!Oue .... NU N.....C•) Hated 8 c IAOILER. ·-New· ness under ,.,. Flciitloul ... . ~on· NI A allowe on· -•• ttto ........... ~,.... =:"' ...,,,.t for Gert •• ~. -BusJneu NAIM(t) lilt.cl ~on: May 17, tie& port IMf.. eo.11 Mela. 8 1,11fne1S Nemll(I) lltt.O The regltlrll'lljl) com· A MIUfO Pedltle Vicki Orudl• ..... Clmmunlty ~ , .. ... ..... .. ..... Thll ......,...,. ... ""Mid°'
lt>ow on Meretl 1. lt90 Rllttl Peddodl, Pr....,.lt Catff He27 1b0Ye on. APfll 29, 19M menoed 10 trlblllK1 "'*" TNt ,......,.,,, wea tW Thll _...,.. .. lllad Mlflt Oilpan,,.... '-MOfl PGt'-MW luDoort S.W.. """"3e COufttY Cllrtl"' • J~ MoCofd Ttlil ........ , ... flted MetlCli Kaz«oonl. 746 w BaltlHf Joel Rodrlguet ,.... under ttle Flctllloula with ttle County Cllrtt Of Or-•th IN COumy Clertt °' Ot· lrlfornlalton. cone.. ~ ea.. ...... , ........ ""' County on May 14•
Thll ttatemant WM lt6ed WlttltlleCountyClettlofOr· t9th St. •201,Cotta M .... Ttl•s S1atemen1 w11 flied euetnHt Ntm9(•11111ed1ft11 County on June 1,.,. County on May 11, C. Jotlneofl, DltactOI' of COela ...... CAonJune2t, ttlO
with tM County Clwll of Or· anoe County on May 25, Ce#f. 92t27 with th4t County Cletk Of Ot· atlOW on: Apftl 30, 1990 1tl0 1tl0 CotNnunlly 0. 11.,_... tllO • '7:M o'doc* p.m. ~
8"09 County on May 11. 1990 tl'll• butlnets 11 con· ange County on May 25. Mary A O'Malley ,__ ,_ •All•AllA PALlllC~...r ~ °'""' Coalt Publlthtd Otanoe Ooalt
t990 ,.._ dUc:ted by· an lndh1ldu11 t990 Thie eaatement wN ''*' Publlahed OfanQI Cout Published 0t1r199 Coalt DIPUTY CITY ~ w ~ PltoC June '1, '"° ~ Piiot. June 4, 11, ti,
,_ Publlthed Ofana-COM1 Tiie reglstrtntl•I com-,,._.. wttll the County Clerk of Of. Dally Ptlot J.-H , 11, 25, Delly Piiot Mty 21, 21, June TMI CITY OP~ MM4 15, 1tl0 M·,,_.
Put>llsned Ofange COMt Delly PilOt, Jufte (. 1 I. 18, manc9d to tranwt bull-Stec>nens & 1<r1y, ~ ange County on May 24 J4Jiy 2. 1990 4, 11. 1990 Publiefled OtMge Coalt ...,.
Diiiy Pilot Mey 2,. 21. June 25. 1990 ,,... under the FiC11110uS Blfc:tl St . Sult• 410, New· 1990 • M-942 M.at5 ~ Piiot .M'9 '1. '"°
'· '1, 1090 M-929 8u11nHI N1me(1) ll•t•d port Beach, Ca611 92660 F41U72 • Mt501--..... ----....... -----Mt.JC ll)TIC(
M-193 aboW on· Oc1obef 1985 PuOUahed Or1nge Coast Pvblllhed Of1~ COlll Ml.IC ll)TIC( Ml.IC ll)TIC( · ..CftTIOUI WH --.. ---------•-IC MnJIC[ Mehdi KR«OOOI Dally Piiot, June 4. 11. 19, Dally Pilot, June 4, 1 I, 18, MAim ITA~ PICTITIOUI -DllDllC WITM"r r-. nu Tlllt 1111ement was Iii.ct 25, 1990 25, 1990 PICTmOUl.,._H NOTICI OP ftRIC ll)TIC( The~ par90ne tr• NAm ITATllmlff ,.._ """~ PICTmOUe ._.. with the County Clerk of Of· M·932x M-922 NAMR ITA~ AllflUCATtON 10 doing bu9lnele ... the followinO..,..,. .,.
NAMR ITATamWT eno-1 County on May 11, The fOllOWlng l**)nt Ml MU. ALCOHOUC CITY OP Sl'l:VE'S 0£TAILING CO. doing bullr'9IS M : FICmlOUI IU ... I.
NAMl STATW•NT
The 1011ow1ng persons are
d0tng buSlness as:
AAAA MQATGAGE,
2468 I La Plaza, Ste. 270,
Dena Pooni, Cali!. 92629
James O C11u114ty. 1095
Oro. Laguna Blaett. Cellf.
92651
This business .1s con·
ducted by en lndovidual
The reg1s1rant(S) com·
mttnced to tr ansaet t>vtl-
ness • under the FIC11t11.vs
Business Name(s) fisted
above on May 24. 1990
James 0 Causey
This statement was flied
wllh the County Clerk ol ()t.
ange County on May 25,
1990
F45Ml1
-Pu.bllsh80-Ora~ Coa~
Dally Piiot, June 4. 11. 18.
...._........ 1990 •-IC MnflC[ dOlng bullneu u : llWRA•I -~ llACH 19100 Von Karman Alie. • 1, PA"OCAETE COHSTRUC-The'""-""" '*'°"1 tr• f...01 P\8.IC NOTICE r-. "" TOVAA ENTEAPRISES, .. ,.. l'UMJC WOMI IMM, Cellf. 92115 TION, 2034 Sent• Ana A¥a., dol~ buSlnesa u Publlltled Orange Coatt 539-A Hemllton St .. Coetl To Whom II Mly Concern: DIPAll'TlmNT OaYid L Jotmton. 1014 S eo.tt Meea. Callf. t2t27
L AENZO JEW HAY Deity Piiot May 21, 29, June FICtltlOUS llUatNl:H ftCTnlOUS .,._II Mesa, Ctlll. 92627 MARTIN, 8'1dley J & l'UMJC MO'nCI Holtenbldl St .. W Covlnl, Jaime S1ncll11. 2034
MFG .. ll&t Dover Dr .• Suite 4 11 1990 • NAME STATEMENT T~A~ATW~ ere Yvonne Marte Tovar, 539. Ptmelt S. are applying to •OATIVR Catlf. 9179t Santa Ana Ave., Cotti ~;~ewport Beach, Catll ' ' M·892 Tile lotlowong persons arc doing busines~ f:' A HamHton St .. Costl Mesi. the Department ol Atcot!Ollc • DICl.NIATIOlt Tiil• butlnett It eon· MIM, Calif. 92627
South American Gems. doing business as JAY'S SPECTAUM. 16694 Calif, 92&27 Beverage Control ,to tell ti· NOTICE IS H&AEBY due1td t>v: an lndMdull Tiii• butlneH It con-
tnc Calilornia 550 s HIM PlB.IC NOTICE (alSESAME KING FOODS Slllltree St Fountain Valley Thtt butlness it con-cotlollc: be"9f'IQff II 4412 E. GIVEN thll 1 NegatlW O.C-The regl•!rant(•I com-ducted by. an lndlvtdu91 St ·· Los Angeles Ctlil CO (b)S K F INTER· Cattf 927oe ·ducted by antnd1vidull 17thSt ::C.CostaMna,CA lafatlon hat been prepared mene*I to tranuct bu91· ni. reglstrent(t) com· eo(j13 ' ftCTTTIOUS IUIMH NATIONAL CO • (e)SHlN Ji y B StOGllwelt l66&4 The reglllrant(s) com-92627 with "41" On-Sale by the Cny of Newport Mii under the Flctlllout rnenc9d. to transact buli-
This business ts eon-NAMI! STATfMl!NT CHEN CO 158 S Canyon Stlktree St • Fountao~ Valley. mencad to transact bull· Bee< & Wont (P1,1b Eat Pl.! B1act1 in connection with 1he Buslnfft Ntme(•I lltted nffl under the FletitlOut ducted by· a corporation The IOllowing persons are Woods Rd Anat1e1m, Cahl Calll 92708 ness under the FICllUout tlclnse tAAFFIC SIGNAL INTER· at>Ove on· Ma)',. ,9.90 Bu11ne11 Name<•I listed
Tiie regostrant(s) com-doing business as· 92807 This business Is eon-Business Name(•) titted Published Orange Coat CONNECT ON JAMBOREE David L. Jofll\ton lbove on: May 23. 1990
menced to transact busl CHAIST CHURCH BY THE Jean Weo Lon. 158 S Ca· dueled by an indovldual 1bov1 on· NIA Deity Pilot June 11. 1990 AOAO FROM BAYVIEW Thie atatament ·was filed Jaime Sanchez
ness under tne Flctiloou; SEA CHILDREN'S CENTER, nyon Woods Rd Anaheim, The reglstrtnl(s) com-Yvonne M Tova.r M952 WAY TO BIRCH STAEET with the County Clerk of Of· This statement Wll lltecl
Business Name(sl llsted 1400 W Balboa Blvd . N-· Calll 92807 menced 10 transtet bull-This statement was toled 1111-IC MnT11>c It t1 t~ preMnt Intention enge County on May 11, wtttl the County Clenl ol Of· et>ove on NIA port Beach Calif 92663 This ousone~s •s con-ness undet the Flc:tlttous with the County Clerk ol Or-r-. nv ~ ol th4t City to aooept ttle 1990 enge
1 County on Mly 24,
Yih Yu Chvan Ch11st Chureh By The Sea ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Business Name(s) titted ange County on June 5, 1 T A T • M • N T • 0 f Negative Declar1tlon and ,.._ 1990
this statement was filed United MethOd•st Church Tne r1191stran11s1 com-above on June 3 1990 1990 WITHDllAWAl tuppOrtlng document• The Put>Mhld Or1n99 CoMI ,....,.
with the County Cte<k 01 Or· Calltornla tne.. 1'00 W meneed to transacl buSI· Joy Stockwell F4N351 !<ROM ,ARTNRRltW City encourages !'*"blr•ol Daily Piiot M1y 21, 29, June Publlahed Orange COISI
ange County on May 24 Bal boo Blvd • Newporr ness unde1 lhe Foc1t11ous This statement was toled Published Orange Coast Of'eflATWIG ......,.,. ttle genefAI pu1>11e to review 4. t 1. 1990 Otlly Piiot, June "· 11. 1&.
1990 · Beach. Calll 92663 Business Name(s) listed wotll the County Clerk 01 Or· Daily Pllol June 11. 18. 25. f~llTIQ,UJ •.UaLMUa. and comment on 11111 M-896 25, 1990 M'92 __ _
F46Nll .nus. .b.u.aine.s J.s. .c.on-~I.A nge -eOl:JT11y\7rr' J~ y-2r 1990 ---NAMR ctocument1tk?ft--
P1JOllshed Ortnge Coast aucred by a corporation Jean Wet Lin 1990 ' M·9<19 C091et ol the Negative PlRIC NOTICE
Daily Potot June " 11 18 The regostrant(sl com-This statement was flied F4M2.M The loltowing person has Oeetarttlon and •~porting •----------___ PlB. __ IC_NO_T_IC_E __ _
.. _.,31 2.. 1990 · ' · menoed 10 transact bust-with the County Cterk ot Or Puohshed Ora""e co--t 11o1m11C NO""c 1 ... dOQUments are 1v .. labte lor ,temtOUI ~II .., "' ., F C M 18 .. ., ..... ,..~ ·~ vnthdrawn ts a genera pa,.. pul>ltc review ahd in•---tlon H • .,... M-923 ness unde< the IC11hOUS ange ounty on ay Daily Pilot June 11 19, 25. t t...... rt Shi • -NAm ITATW•NT NOTICR TO
25 1990
Business Name(s) listed 1990 '* rom '"' P• '* Pop II The IQllowl ----------above "" Mo1oh 2. 1990 . F457&43 July 2 1990 FtCTITIOUI au ... 11 e<1t1ng undef lhe lletlllous Planning Oepertment. City ng petsons are CMDfTOfll P\JJLIC NOTICE Olane Shriner Director Puth~Md Orange Coast M·9"4 NAME ITATfMlNT business name or CEL· ol Newport Beacn. 3300 d°b1L bu~~~~· CLEAN· (Dfvtlton I of ttle PlB.IC NOTICE
FICTITtOUS •USINfSS FICTITIOUS •USINfSS Thia statement was filed Daily Pilot May 28 June <I The following persons ere EBRATtON ENTERPRISES N-port Boulevard, N-· ING, 376 E Hitt\ St. Suite A. C~ C ..
NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT with the Coun1y Clerk of Or-11 18. ir,90 j MLIC NOTICE do1n9 business as at 29692 Ana Marla Ln ' port Beteh. CA 92663 Tete-Cos1a MeN, Calif 92627 llCROW NO: T~ tollow1n9 persons are The lollowong persons are ange County on May 1 L M-915, FiCTITtOtJS auStNfSS cl~~tC &CO~Rd~~ 1 O~r~ L"funa Niguel, Calof 92677 phone 714-6<14·3225 Linton A Wein, 376 E to-2'41t·IAD doing business as d0tng ...... n~• as 1990 he tiet11lou1 business Publlshed Orange Coast 16 h S S .. C 1 DATE. MAY 23,
HOME SITTING SER-ovE""Rs-'T"'R..,.EET & •s. F456814 NAME STATEMENT ange 0 Santa Ana. Calli namestotemenr lor the part• Daily Polo! June 9. 10. 11, I l u•te ,,, OS. 1090
VICES OF OR•NGE COUN " DllDllC NOTIC·C Th6 1011ow1rg persons are 92627 ' nersr11p was hied on Janull)I 990 Mesa. Galtl 92927 • au•~ T 1 is ,.. • SOCIATES 281 Santa PuOhshed Orange Coast l""UUL. . 1 Ttllt butlneu 11 con· II ) " "' rat19 er Ty. 2855 E Coasr Hwy . C D p •• 2 t 28 doing busineu as James l\obert Logan, 217 26 1989 1n the County ol Sa5 l5 , .. -·t 10 ....... me...., 1saoet Ave osta Mesa a11y •IOI may . June · ducted by; an Individual ..vu "" ...., 10 I Corona del Mar Calo! Cahl 92627 . • 4 11 1990 RCTITIOUS BUSINESS ANCIENT SHORE 88 Farr E Avocado, Cotta MeSI. Orange (b) The ntmH and bUll·
92625 Jatlrey Overstreet, 281 · M.890 NAME STATEMENT Or Costa Mesa. Calif Caht 92707 Full Name and Address ol Tiie reglttrtntl•l com-neu addr..,.s ollhe Trans-
Cart w Thomas. 4515 Santa Isabel Ave , Cosra The lollowlnq persons are 92•J27 This business Is eon-1he Person W1ttldrawing NM.IC NOTICE menced to trinsact. bu.el· leror are R w KVITEK AS·
p.,,llam Corora eel Mar Mesa Cai 1 92627 Ml.IC NOTICE domg bu~on!'ss as ' l<ristln Rynders <13 Ca-ducted by an 1nd1vidual Jacqueline Joanne Davis. 22 ness under the Flc:ltltOUS SOCIATES INC A CALI·
Cahl 92625 I SOFT CO 575 Anl6h 81\ld nyon ts Or Newport Beaeh The re9lstran1fs) com-Cenler Court Laguna cm°' Business Name( SI llslld FORNIA CORPOAA t lON, Tho~ business os con· This Ousoness 15 con· flCTlTIOUS BUStNESS 3rd Ftoor Costa Mesa Caltl 1 Cahl 92660 meocecl lo transact bull· Niguel Call! 92677 •WORT •ACH ebo~ on May 2. l990 GENERAL PARTNER ANO
ducted t>y ln 1nd1v1aua1 dueled 1>¥ an ondovtdual NAME STATEMENT 92626 l Tnos Ousoness IS con· ness un<Jer the FtehllOUS Puohshecl Orange Coast "*-.K: WOMI i~~~1:,::ns: was hied SJ MONRO ENTEAPRISES.
TM reg•'>ltanllsl com-m:~e<,'~~·s:~:~!~~t c;;:,'!:: Tile 1011ow1n9 persons ere ~otx-rt Oo,.ala Reinhart ducte<l Oy an 1nd1v1dual Business Nam~sl hSled Daily Pilot June " t 1 18 25. Dl'AATWNT with Ille County Clerk 01 Of· tNC , A CALIFORNIA COR·
mence<l to transact ous1-F do1ngbus1nessas 1300P.;r~ Nt>,..1 011 301 The regostrant(SI eom-aboveonnotyel 1990 "'9LtCNOTICE PORATION. GENEAAL
ness u11t.ter 1ne F1c111tous ness undei the •Cl•to<>us HTF CONSULTING :>:'<10 Newport Beac11 Catol 92660 menced to transact ous•· James Robert Logan M-934 NfGATIVR enge County on May 11, PARTNEA ANO R AING AS Business Name(s) 11sted 5j d · h F 11 Th 1 1 1 1 ,_,. 1990 • BJSinP~S Nametsl listed above on Moy IO IOOO Fountain Way West COMB Mattllew Albert Vacoro n!"5~ un er I e IC 11ous •S Sa emen was '""' DICLAlllATION F4117'74 SOCIATES. INC . A CALI·
ibove on May 22 1990 Jettrey L Overstreet Mesa. Cato! 92627 Bt .. e Hernn ln Laguna I B;uson!'ss Nam~s) listed woth rhe Counry Clefk ol Or· PlB.IC NOTICE· NOTICE tS HEREBY PubhShed Ora,.,... Coast FORNIA CORPORATION.
Carl w Thomas This statement was loleo Horry Femm 2290 Ft>un Beach C111o1 'l2fi56 above on t-4iA ange County on May 24. GIVEN that a Negative Dec-Dal"' Pilot M•" 2 1·~28• June GENERAL PARTNER, 3350
This statement was hied with Ille County Clerk ol Or-taon Wa1 West Cosra Me~ '1 s ! ,,, <''' '~ c.i:>n l<rostin Rynde<!t 1990 SUNN09' COU9'T lttallon has belfl Pfec>tred 4 ;~ 1990 • AVENUE OF THE AATS .
...,,,,. 1ne County Clerk ol Or· ange County on May 18. Calif 92627 ducted n, a gf'nerat p.ut This statement was hied F451310 ~ CALIF09'NtA. by the City of Newpon • • .P,. COSTA MESA CALI
an9e County on May 25. 1990, This ou~oness os cc.n n,.,_,,rr worh lhe Counry Clerk or Or· Pubhshed Omnge Coast COUNTY~ OftANGE 8eteh in eonneciton with the .-..899 FORNIA 92626 • •
1'?90 F4Snle ducted by an 1nd1v1du<JI The reo"'' lnt1st \;om-1 ange County on June 5, Dairy Pilot June 4 11, 19. in the Maller of the Appt1-TRAFFIC SIGNAL tNTER· DtlD•IC NOTICE The names and busmen
F451500 p 1 h d 0 n Co 1 Tne rc91stran11s1 com mencPd 10 1r.1n~ac1 1t>u • 1990 25 1990 catron of Wiatt Allen Nelson CONNECT ON IAVtNE AV· l""UUL. addresset ol the Transferee
Puo1oshc1d Orar1ge Coast D lutlp~ f M ra28geJ a: meneed 10 transact Ous1 j""b~ und,,, II••· l'1tt11•o•Jsl F45935e M·ll2i by Wendi Cooper for ENUE FROM WESTCLIFF '9CTITIOUl IU ... ll ere· FAAGO HOTEL'S COR·
Dally Pilot June 4 11 t8. 1 ~I ~8 ·,~90 oy ' une . ness under the f•Chl!OUS Bu!t1ne~5 Namelsl listed Puoh~flt:<l Orange Coas1 •Change ot Name DRIVE TO ORCHARD NA• ITATIMl!NT PORATION, A CALIFORNIA
25. 1990 M·.
930
• M·912 Bus•nt'u Nametst ''''"d abov,. r.n N A Oaotv Potor June 11 18 25 POOLIC NOTICE No A 153796 DRIVE The 1 Ito.I COAPOAATION. po BOX
above on Ma~ l 1990 Rot'"'' Rf'onh Ill July 2 1990 ORDER TO StiOW CAUSE It IS the present intention dOlng ~SIOM~ :rsoos ere 9609. '-" JOLLA. CALI· ----------r Harry Fe11ari This ~IJlemt"r t wa~ HPO M-949 RCtlTIOUS BUSINESS FOR CHANGE OF NAME ot lhe Clly to accept the OASIS GROUP 954 FORNIA 9203& POOLIC NOTICE TM, statement wa' lolPC I"' t~ II••(',,,, r. C1 .. r~ or Or NAME STATEMENT The apptl(.atoon of Woall NegalMI Oeclarallon and Alt other business names NlLIC NOTICE """h tne Counlv Clert. of Or ange t.ounh M May 18 POOLIC NOTICE The tollowong personi. are Allen Nelson ov Wendt supporting documents The ~ogw°<f~ 1 ~~~e7t. Costa Ind addresses used by the
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTltlOUS BUSINESS ange County on Mdy 11 1990 doing busone~s as Cooper for eMnge or name City encourages members ot esa. a 1
4 Transferor within thrH years
NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT 1990 I F4576"0 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS WEST C 0 A S T EX· tla~1n9 been lol<'d on Court. the general pubhc 10 rev.ew Jerry O King 95 tall pu1 80 far al known to
Thr; following persons lilt' Th" loUow"'O Pt'rsons are I F4S6918 Put>l1 111 l 1..1r 111•i1 rn11~1 NAME STATEMENT ECUTIVE SUITES. t88 E and •I appearing trom said and comment on this Oop;"'0od ~I ' Costa Mesa. the Transferee are
aomg o.,.,,,,ess .is do11'P t:l'l.oson!'s .. 1 5 Put111~h"O O• 1n11P Cn1 .. 11 D,111v P11n1 M,,, • R ,,.,, .. 4 1 Tho 11111ow1ng rer~ons are 17rh St Cosra Mesa Ca111 lapp11q11on that w1a11 Allen documentation CtT•h 9262 (Cl The location and O«Wl·
111FLORBURN SQUARE oa\C AL-HOME CENTER Oaoly Pilot M.1) ;> ! 28 Ju11 .. 11 113 1q~I) • ,, J 1111•111• ~.,a 9:/627 Nelson Oy Wendi Co<>per Cop.es ol the -Negative os ousoness os eon-etal deseripll0t1 ol lhe prop-
APTS •21AMERICANA to1THE HEATl"IG & AIR 4 11 19an M 'lib 1:1 ' D DISTRIBUTING Alta Vista Assocoares 189 has It'd an apphca11on Oeelar111on an<J supporting d"f~ed by ~ lnd•v,•d,ual el'ly 10 be transfened are
APTS ·3 RODRIGUEZ CONOITIONINGCOMPANY IAij•ll ?Oll•Ri>uubhc Cosrn Mesa E l71h .,, Costa Mesa propos1ng thOlh1~namebedocumentsareava1lablefor e reg1Srants com-FUANITURE. FIXTURES.
JC''llES .... co 2 14tAMERI t981 s Stal!' Colleqi> Blvd l.Jhf C!2o27 Ca111 92627 Changed to W1dll Coopttt public review and 1nspec:llon menced to tran~t bull· EQUIPMENT INVENTORY
CANA ENTERPRISES 1911 .Anaheim Caht 92806 PUBLIC NOTIC[ PUBLIC NOTICE 0•11\ DI• •uQI • 2004 Re-Tho• busone!>s is con· No"' lht!retorc 11 os here-al ness undf!T the F c\•llOUI OF STOCK ANO TRANSFER
:.o Hd,t•·r St An<Jheom l C ~7e Burt~~ ~orra~on I fJ11t.o11c Cu~'·• Mo•s,1 Calo! dLrch•IJ t>v a general Pllrt·1 by ordered and directed. Planning Department. Clly ::•~e: 1~:;reisl • isted. OF ON SALE GENERAL
C<1tol 'U802 a 1 ornia 1 1 ,,.to ot-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ll~(, • I ners'111 lhat all persons 1n1erested on of Newport Beaell 3300 v LICENSE NO <17-t9604<1
Ar1 .. ni> Roctroquez 1911 lf'Q<> Blvd AMllPim Calll NAME ST A TEMENT NAME STATEMENT T 111 t -""""'"' is con· l he re91s11 ilnt(Sl com.I said mo rt er do appear Newport Boulevard. New· Jerry O l(ong 0 N SA LE GENER AL
So Haslet St Anaheim <12801; Th<>lnno"''"<Jl'>"r <r 11f •n .. tn" """11'''' "" 11" dur.t•Cll'. '""'"'"dual meoced 10 transact bus1-l0etort>lh•SC01ttlat700C1voc port Beach CA92663Tete-ThtS ·~-~ w~s fl~ LICENSE DUPLICATE NO
Ca111 ':12802 rr. ' 0"~'""" '5 ron· do"'9 h1~n•"'-' l~ la ' " • • I 1,,.. 't'<l•Slr<J••llSI com· ne~< un<1e1 the Foctotoousjc entf!T Drove West Santa phOne 714·644·3225 with the nty ter 01 ,· <17· 196044-001 ANO ON
T111 .. ti•"'""!>' os con ductedOy acorporaloon 1 AUlO SHOPP[R<; A<; I ~vU'><(..OASt ;1lE :;-• m .. r 1•<1 10 transact bus•· Busnt>'~ Nome(sl trsted,Ana CA 1n~r1men1JA Published Orange Coast~~ County on May 1 SALECATEAEA'SLICENSE
d••Cled ti~ an nd1v1d'\!1 Tt>1: rego>llJntls) com StSTANCE Pl US 1.01" V•Stll Pd• Hl • Newi:-orr ,,µ,\ ,,.,11. • '"" F1Cl11tous above on not vet on rhe 26tll day 01 June Daily Porot June 9. tO 11. ,..,.... NO 58-19604<1-001 OF
T1" rPQ•Mranttsr com· me~Pd 10 transact buso Wer.tw'.lril W..01 (;o~IJ ,.,.,,.,. .. Bt'1r1, r: tit 'l<"1h, 1 rJu .on••s' N.:im!'lsl hated Jame~ C. West 1990 ill 2 00 P M ol said 1990 ! THAT CERTAIN BUSINESS
mpnced to 1ransac1 oui.1· ne1>s under the Fictitious Cttlol 92626 · Alan Cl ir~ Gnnr9e 421 abllv<> on June 1 1990 This 5tatement was ftted: day to show couse why such Sa517 0 ~ub~1f'~ Or~';0;8 CJoast j LOCA TEO AT 3350 AVENUE
'" ..i. uro<Jt'r 111e F 1c111o-0ua Busont>s~ Name(s) Jlste<J Armando f.. Hern...n<i.,, V1M..i "~' o11J.1 Newporat (;111y Ol0U9hy Wllll !he County Cieri! ol Or·japptluhoa for change of 4
3(i 1:0 •Y · , une OF TR£ ARTS, COSTA ~, 1ne1s Name(sl t1s1ed above on May lfi 1990 103S WE!,tward Way Cnsr 1 Bearh i..1111 90621 This s1111ernen1 was filed ange County on May 24. name should not begranled DlllDllC MllflC[ · M 897 MESA CALIFORNIA 92626
tr>nw-.,, 197 J Gtenn Maritn Mesa Carol 92626 T111" r•u "" ~" •s c1>n with 1n.-Counry Clerk ol Or· 1990 I h or. further orde<ed ttoat a ,..~ nu • (di The place and date on
Arlene Rodriguez This srarement wa~ foled w i11o,1m F SdltrtJ"J duct~• 1 in 1nd1v1dua1 ange County on June 5 F45131S cooy ol this Order To ShOw IC ll'c 0t alter which the Bulk
Tr·\ '>latemenr was filed "'''" lhe County C~rk ol Or· 26522 Luconda M'''"'" Tri .. r""'l'''r;mU\I com· 1990 Pul>hShed Orange Coas11cause be pubhslled on Or-cm cw Ml NOT~ Transfer IS to be contum-
·•11tl> 1r1 C ""' 1, Clert. of Or I en~ County on May IB V1e10 Ca1o1 °260 I ,,,,..,..t >-'<' in '' 1• 1c1 buso F"59381 Oaoty Pilot June 4 11. 18. tnge Coast Darty Pilot a FOUNT~flfY I CITY Of mated a.re MISSION VAL·
1990 F"57142 ducted Oy co.partt>et' Bu '""~ N.im1•1s1 loSlt"d Oaoty Pilot June 11 t8 25. M·926 Clrcutallon 'pnnted on said IN '""' -• 880215& 2565 CAMINO DEL
an9e t..ounty on May 25 l9 Tll11> 1Ju~1'1es\ •'> ' "' ne~~ u• 11 • Hll F0tto11ous Puo1osnt!C1 Or;ingf' Coilsl 25 1990 I newspaper ol general VIT......., .,_1 FOUNTAfN VALLEY LEY ESCROW p o BOX
F<15&415 1 Puotosned Or.inge Coasr Tiie '"g1s1ran11s) com abow•ro M,h 10 19!10 July2 1990 county.at leastonceaweek NOTICE IS HEAEBY, NOTICE RIO SOUTH SAN DIEGO S1o·~'"''' ., Kr.iv 5000 Da11y P1101 Moy 28 June 4, rnencea to transact b<1~1-Alan C '"'~ c n•nrge M 945 Pta.IC NOTICE 101 lour successive weeks GIVEN that I~ Cny 06 Foun· NO.r.'~~T~ ••~:REBY CA 92108 .• ESCAOW NO.
B11ct St Suole 4 10 New 11 l8. l990 nes• m<ler Ill" F1ct1t '>uS Tll1~ 1 llPro ''' 1 was hied llp"or to lhe day of said hear-~In Valley, ange ounty,IGtVEN h 11,,. CI IF n-90-23471-SAO ESCROW
PO•t 9 .. ,;ch Ca1ot 92660 M-914,Buson,.u Naml'isl t1sred ""'''' •t• ,,., '· r1er~ "'Or-POOUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS •no ahl0tn1a. wlll receive seal· '.a I yo ou OFFICEA SUSAN DSPAIN
P.,c. "'a '.>rJnge Coast I DllDLIC NOTICE aOOvf' n MJy 1· 19C!O ange C•1Unh nn Ma. 18 NAME STATEMENT Dated lhoS t6rh day 01 ~bl: up ~~lO~hA dM • ~l g'~~l~r~i:V ..,~;~~~~ou~~t ON OR AFTER ISSUANCE 0.iol, ''IOI ..,ne 4 11 18 l""UD AF Hernc1nde7 to<;() FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The following persons tltejMay. 1990 ur ly. ay o ' OF THE PEAMANENT ;>S t<ll">(I Thi~ \l,lement wd• 'oled F457630 NAME STATEMENT ao1n9 Ou""'t'SS as JAMES A. JACKMAN, June 1990 on the omee Oi i ed bids UP to 10 00 AM . on LICENSE
M 933• NOTICE OF wolh Inf"' Cnunty CINk ot Or f ul ' '" '' (), '' 'l' C n't '"£' IOlll)v.1n9 pt.,~ons are D AN S CE NE 2 l 8 0 Jude• ol Hid Superior I~ City Clefk, 10200 Slater I ThurSda'1, the 20th day of lel Claims may ti. hied
----------A~:.C:..1ci~~:OA ange County on MllV 16 Doiily P117~ M iv 78 Jur" 4 a011111 ousonesi. a~ McCllnrock Way Suite A., Court ~t:'h~~/1~'~;,:~:: ~i. ~~~,1~ ~~:. :i~~,~~.: with Same as o· above PUBLIC NOTICE OWNfASHW OF l990 F,.57932
11 18 1 •IO THC DIAMOND GROUP. Costa Mesa Cahl 92626 11N AE: WIATT ALLEN be publicly opened exam-Avenue Fountain va.lley CA fl) The last date tor t111ng
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ALCOffOL.IC Pubh9lt'd Or.l•!Qt! Cr l~t M 91;-1101 Dove St Newport Marton Par~er. 1380 V1t-,NELION: •1: Wendi oned and declared All at wruci, tune said bids wlli cla1m1 ts ISSUANCE Of
NAME STATEMENT BEVERAGE LICENSE Daily P110I May 21! Jun< 4 Bnan Calol 92660 lage Way A-205 Coste C~: For. Change of proposals eJ1om1ned and de-be pul>lociy opened, e•am-SAID LICENSE
Tn» lollOll\•nQ persons are To Whom II May Conc;e•n j 11 16 1qqo 1 Vot.rnao R Solano 23·'72 M esa Catot 92626 "-clared wrll be relerred to 1riel1ned and declared All (g) Tilts Bulk Transle< •S
Joor 9 to.,.,, ...... J~ FORBCO .... ANAGEMfNT M '11)Q PU8LIC NOTIC[ Whit+ Dove fl loro c.1111 Thos Ous1ness t! con-NOTICE M PETITION Community Servooes Mtn· pr<>c><>Ulse .. mlned •ndde· subject to Section &106 ol
CORPORATION •• applying I I 9?630 ducted by an indiYlduat FO" CHANGE OF ,,_ and the City Attorf\M/ clared will be referred 10 the the Comm«c1al Code CONSENSUS PLANNING FICTITIOUS BUSINESS lnos t>u-.ineu IS con-The regostran1(sl com-NAME: WtATI ALLEN .o.-eumonalion and pr-~ Community Services Man-FA9'00 HOTEL'I COft·
PARTNERSHIP 1941 E So ~~h~~~ ~v'!;;~~";"~~n~:01~~ PUBLIC NOTICE I NAME STATEMENT ductPO ov an 1n<11vl!.hl<:1I mence<1 10 1ransae1 bus!-NELSON tauon 10 the City Council al ager end the City Attorney ftOftATION, A CALll<OflfittA
Bristol St SIA 33'4. Santa Mii alc.ohot1c beverages at Tllf' 1011r Not !1 't>rsr n • <1r!'I T ht' r"91str.mtts1 com-ness ur1der the F1c1t11ou1 HR ANNO DATE: 1121/IO; their regultr meeting on July for 9111mlnatlon and presen· COftPOflAtlON
Ann CJlol 'l/1704 2196 Ha l>O Bl d Costa FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I <1r11n9 b11~"" '' m .. nc,.d ro Ir an Met buSI· Busont'n Name(sl hslld DI": IA; TIM€: 2;00,.. 3 1990 !Ilion lo the City Councll at A CAL.lf09'NtA COflPOfl·
Richard K Wagner 638 Mesa (l~I ;262; woth ON NAME STATEMENT LORfN tNVfSTMENT n"s~ 11nof'r lhf' Foctotoous eoovPOn NI A TO AO~Nlf WILLA .. 0 'PROJECT RECAEATION thelrregularmeeUngonJuly ATION
Wl"l•lrll', WiJ~ Costa Mes• SALE BEER & WINE EAT. The lollo11111ng PNSOM a•• GROUP ,1.coHPORA T(O Business Name( SI Its led Marton Part.er •LION, CENTER AIR HANDLING 3 1990 Pubhllled Ofange Coest
Gahl 92626 ING PLACE LICENSE ldOtnq bu•onf'SS as I' 48 AJ '"'.. A.... Ste l llhOve 0,, Ma~ 30 199() ThlS stalef'!'lent was hied TAKE NOTICE that I SYSTEM 1 ·PROJECT RECREATION Deily Pitot June 8, 1990
Fr in~ron D Cole 2482 Puollshed Oranqe Coast SIMPSON S PROPf RTY 0 140 L.0,1' '"1P·..:i Caht I Yolanda Solano wotn the County Cle11o. ot Of.,_....... Me been Ned In II II the on1en1 ol these CENTEA ROOF RESURFAC· M·953 ~a1r;1Pw w -,~ Costa Mesa Oaol P1lotJ1tr>!' 11 1990 MANAGEMENT 10 101 92626 This statemenr was totea onge County on May 25, h~C-1ofC ... ' 11e11teellons tn kH In ING
Calll Q/626 Y M95 1 Statf'r Avf'! Suote 113 r >un Loren "'"'' ,•n·1·111 Group 1"''111 thP County Ctt>rk ol Or-1990 fcw"*8, Countr of Otanee. ~th th poll s 1 th PCllg 11 •s the ontenl .of these NM.IC NOTICE A•~!f·w f Strenk 801 tain Valley C.1111 92701! jtnc. A 1111' 1l11 (tHp 4n80 anqe County ori June 5 F<ISMN THE 1'£tlTION requntl Wt Ou e Cli! O e Y lfl ti I II I
"iecnr d St 309 Santa Bev.-rly I Duggin 1. 1n Parad1'>( l'lrJ I~ 3n? 1 1s 1n'l(J PutJt,sned Orange Coatt ttwlt tltl court cwdef W\ett of ~ n1taon ~~~ l~<>°bl~ :,~th~• ~'::ies not ,:Pc~~ NOTK:I
Mon''" Gil ,1 <10403 PUBLIC NOTICE Wonron Garden Grove , Veg;n N .. , •J 1 t''l t 1 • I F45t3531 Daily P1101 June 4 1 t 18. Allen Netlon't -be ::= ~,!,1 01 ,;. 0.-of Founllin Valley 10 obtain INVITING 9'01
Thi!> bu''' ('SS s con Cahl •264!1 I r111s 1.u"n' nn p,,tJllSllf'(l Orin')!' Co3,I 2S 1990 cNneed •• Wlett c~. ertment tnVOIVed All In-materials I U•latlle lor Ille Notk:e1sl'llrebyg1Yen thll d~lt"d t>t " general part f'ICTmous BUSINESS This busmt>s$ •5 er n duett'd tty a ''"ll<" 11 , •1 Oillly p,101 June 11 18 25 ~-928 A HEAAtNO Dn lhe ,..,. P 11 sh 11 be d 1 Mt"vice demands of the de-the Boatd of Trustees ol the ~S'"P NAME StATEMEN"T ducledby an1nd1v1au.;• ThP '"<l' • 1nu •tlm IJulv"l 1q90 ttonwtllbehetdnnl/:11/tO, staato0ns • ma ena C Com C
ltw •\'Q•.,I• '"''~' com The 1011ow1n9 pNsons are, Tile reQostranllst com 1 mt>nct'O to 1,~, • .J•, 1 u.-., M 9461 U8 C NOT CE et t:OO p.m .. In Dept. IA of neat and workm1nl1ke man-parlment involved AH in-oast munoty Ollege
mencf>d ta 1raMac1 bus• doing ous1ner.s a• menceo to tr JM.Jct '"''° nes~ ,, d"' 11., r" 1,1,t>US P LI I Ofanee Countr Swperlor ner ~nd 1111 components of stallalions shall be made on a District of Of1nge County.
ness unllf'• lhP Foctorious R & G l'OODS 3 t98B Aor -1 ness under 11,~ roc.tit•Ou~ I Bl''"'"..,.., N i mtl(\i "'""' I Court located at 700 Chrtc the m11er1a11equfpment neat and professional man-CaUtornlt, wilt receive se.al-
Bui.on<>s<; Name!\) listed por1 Loop D Costil MPsa Business Namelst to""d ,100,,., M ... 14 1,,,.0 POOLIC NOTICE I FICTITIOUS •UllNESI Cenllf Ori" Wnt. Santa shall be 01 a standard manu· ne.-and alt oomponeoll ol ed btds up to but no later
abov,. on N A Cahl 92626 I abo"• uo ,_.11 17 1990 R b 1 r " .., NAME STATEMENT AN. C.....,ftta tz10t tacturer Allol said work.Ind the equipment shall be ol a then 10-30 am Tuesday.
Rocford .., Wagner Richard Jam1-, 11811 JJ 11 Be.,erl) L Duggori den~ ,., " ·"' """ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I Thf' lollowong persons are IF YOU oa.JECT to the more r1111 s I e q u l pm en t standard manufacturer All June 19. 1990 at lhe
rnos ~'"'"ment w.is l1oed E 201h St Costa Mesa This ,rar1>ment .,.3~ 111, <1 Tllis '>IJto"mt•• 1 .... 1, 11 ,,0 NAME STATEMENT doonq ous1ness as 1fantlnf of ltle petition, ,ou lurn1shed Shall oe svb)eGI to ol st•d roric and materials PurchHlng Department of "''~ tn.-CouMy Clerk of Or C11tot 92627 woth lhe L • , (lpr• 1 Or ·th th { ,1 C • < 1 () T• • 1 ''"'"Q '-•nom. ore talZENK CONS TAUC· ~......., .. ttle hllf· 1nspee1o0n and approval of lurnl~ thall be sub,eel lo said COiiege d1stroct located c. M 8 Th t> co C " ' 8 "' P '1"' • er ' r <1 ·~-0u~1nei.s a!> TION IOIO StEEN PAINT-the Olrec1or of Community inspection and approval ol at 1370 Adams Avenue, ?~~ ountv on ay 1 duel~ Oyu!i~~;~,v•~uat nJ~~~ ounh C•n Md• 1 ~~~ Cou"l f n M 11 111 Ll<OVm CHIROPRACTIC ING t'IJ R PROPERTIES,~ ::.et:,r.: == ServlOes The maletllll end Ille Ooeclor ol Community Cotta M .... Cahtornla 11
F457M1 l The registrantUI com· F•s7837 F«57638 CO~i'\Ul TANT S 61 Willow 504 tOtn Sr Huntington tlone with ttle court before equipment shall be n-and Services The ma1er1als and whleh ume said bids wllt be
Dailt Pilot May 28 June 4 nM, under th~ Foctollous Daily p,101 M.iy 28 Juo " 4 0 ~ P lnl M.;v 28 J , .,. " I c.11•• C Smith 6 t Willow Raymond F1deHs Zenk. 8ftM-MIJ ill In ~-°' onstratoon or otller 11rvtce. not have °"" used 1n dem• tor
P11bh'>f'l'tJ r')r,mge Coast mence<I 10 1rat1tac~ Duso-Puot"he,1 O•.;no•• c ,,1~1 1 r,.,111,.1 , ,1 Or .,,0., "'"'''I I' e Ln Irvine Ce111 9271!i Beach C11111 92648 the hewtntl. y-.,.._. not !'lave been used 1n dem· equipmeril ahtll be new 1nd publicly opened .and read
11 ,11 •Cl'l-0 Bus•nt>ss Nam~.i llste l t 18 1q~ 1 ~ ~" '1,1'10 · "'-T1f·1 l• Irvine C.ihl 9:.>715 Jr 504 10111 SI Huntington by rout .. tOfftlJ ••l:ePt wl'ltfe ~~oved oy onstritton 'or oflle< HntlCI, P U "R C H A S £ 0 F
M.9 13 at>ove on March 'I t990 I M 0 tll I.A !l 11 1.1 ,,, 11p L eedon 6 1 Beach CJhJ 92648 R -.atte AttOtM tof Director ol Commurnty Ser-eJteept where approved by CUSTODIAL PAPE A SUP-------------l Willow Tr .... Ln Irvine C11hl Jeanne Calhreen Zenk,' tltl ' 151/ l v 1 c es A I I ma . Dlr.CtOt of Community Ser· PLIES COAST COMMUNl-1----------------------------------------~~·1, ~4 ~" s H~t~nton e oner, ·1~1111~wpm~1 ~d ac-~a ~m11er~~da~ncmLroErn~A~T Thi\ ll1>~1ne" is ton· S.ach Cell! 926"8 Yeft!IMrl IW., ftnedefta, cet~1es shall be tnstelled eessories sh•ll be rnstatled All bids ere to be 1n IC·
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The LeQal Department at the
Oarly Piiot ts p leased to an-
nounoe a new service now avatl·
able t o new businesses.
We will now ~EARCH the
name for you at no extra charge.
and save you the time .and the
trip to the Court House in Santa
Ana Then. of course. af1er the
search rs completed we will Ille
your ftctilious business name
statement with the County Clerk.
publish once a week for four
weeks as required by law -and
then file your proof of publl·
c atton with t he County Clerk
Please stop by to t11e your
l1ctltious business statement a1
the Oatly Pilot Lega! Depart-
ment, 330 West Bay . Costa
Mesa. Calrfornla 1f you can not
stop by. pleese call us
at (71 4) 642-4321. Extension
315 or 316 and we w ill make
arrangements for you t o handle
this procedure by ma1L
If you should have any luflher
Questions. please can us and we
will be m ore than glad to ass1s1
you
Good luck 1n your
n ew business11
ducrea by co-partner1 Tfl1s bu11ness 1s con-CA 11101 i nd comply with the require· and compty with the require-cordance wlttl ttle Bid Ooc:u·
Th1> reg1str11nt1s) com-dueled by flusoand and wile D ~ut>~~h~M Ore3igeJ Co8!t menll ol applicable Call-ments ol 1pp11Cable <(aU-ments which are now tn hie
menr l'd to tranu~t bus1-The reo111ranus1 com-1 ~1 ~9 tm •Y • une · tornlt Codes •nd Fedetll lornla Codes and Federal end may be secured 1n the
"i!H under the F1c111oou5 menced to tronsaet bust· · WM003 Sttety regul111ont tn lorce Safety regutattons In force ottlee ol lhtl Director of
Bu~'""" Nam!!CSI listed ness under the Fict111ous Oua11ty, construction "-· Ouallty constructlorl de-Purctla1tng ol stld cOltege
l1bn11!' on June 1 1990 Bustneu Name(•) !Isled 1a.1s. materttlsl eq111pmenl, tails. meterlal1. pef'formance dltlrtcl
I Michelle Leedom above on APftl 199 1 f'\lll.IC ll)TIC( perlormence ch1recter11t1CS ellerectertttlet and price E1cn bldde< mutt aut>mrl
Thia s1a1emen1 was Med Jea.ne C Zenk and prtc. quotttlons Will be qvotetk>M wlll be anei+tt<S w1ttl h•s bid a bid MCUrtty In
worn the County Cl&rk of Or· Thia stllement wu filed CITY CW antlyHd by com~tent City b y compe t e n 1 · C 11 y an amount not less tt11n tlw
•noe Coun1y on June 5. with the County Clerk ol Or· Na..-OftT MACH au1t1or1t1es and the equtp· tutllorilles Ind the equip-percent (5%1 or on•
1990 1nge County on May 25, PUM.tC WOMI ment which ttl their opl11ton ment wtiletl In their opinion ttlouNnCI dotl1rt I$ tOOO 00»
F4MIU 1990 Dl'ARTMltfT bell Ml'YM Ille lntf!r•I ol bffl tltlleS the Interest Of ""4Chever II .....,, ot Ille
PvtJtoslled ~ 1ng41 Coast F45Ma PUelJC MOT1CI the City Will be pyrtllaMd the City wllt be l>U'Cflatld ~ bid as t gu1111nt" tntt
Delly PtlOt JllNI 1 t 19 25. Pu1>11ihed Ofange Cout NRQATIYa the City win dictate crn«ll Tiii Clty will dictate etllttlt bidder win enter Into the
July 2 1990 Dally Pilot June 4 '1 18, DICLARATION pri0f1hes wndl M• lllbjeet prlof1tlel. wt\lctl ., • .Ubject PfoP09td COl'llrlCI II ,,,.
M-947 25, 1990 NOTICE IS HEREBY to change WltflOut notlCI to cNnOe wlthOUI no11Ct eame 15 awarded to l'llm In
1----------M·927 GIVEN lhll. Neg•tlve Dee-Thi City speCltleelly re-The Clty epect~ re-the ewnt o1la11Ure10 ente< Ml.IC NOTICE laration lies been prep1ted Mrv1t thl right to reject any MNft ttll rlghl 10 reject any Into tucn contract. 11'1• PUBllC NOTICE by lfl• City ot Newl>Oft 0t 111 ptOj)OS&ls •nd reject Ot 111 Pf~otelt Ind rtject procetdt ol the Ch«k WIN be
FICTITtOUI IUllNEll BNcn 1n connection wttfl the tny 1bnort'l\lht-.. Devit • 1ny 11>n01me1111e1 Oevla-lorlttt9d or If\ 111e caee ol a
NAME StAtU11NT l<tCT1TtOUl IU9MH TAAFFIC SIGNAL INTEA· tlont from lllMI IC)IClll· llont from ,,,... ~ifl-t>Ond, the lull ~ l'*eof
Tne 1onow1rig ~IOI)• 1e NA• ITATRMINT CONNECT ON SAN JOA· c 1 1ton1 eoncernll'IO c 1t1on1 concerning Will be IOttetted to tald CO'-
OO•l'IO bu~r~s as The lollOOAong person1 1111 OUIN HILt.S ROAD ~AOM d1tnll'l9'on CIQ&Clty, qullrty dlmlnek>n, cec>acrty, quel!ty lege dlt1rlC1 8'd ~ 0 A 0 ARCHITECTS 2<10 dOlng bo11nes1 •• JAMBOAEE ROAD TO SPY· or pe<IOfmanc. may not be Of performance ~Yi_!'Ot be thall be one ot IM lotlowtng
N4rWQort c.tlttf ()five Suite ADS & IMAGES 3355 V11 Gl.ASS HILL AOAO contidet9<J II pertinent C"y contldertd 11 per1~t City Cletlllr'I Ohecti. Centllld
123. N-Port Beach C1hl Lido. St• 3•5. NewPOrt 11 is the P<lltnt 1n1eo11on c:r111er11 11 not com· cr1111r11 It 1101 com· cileclt. or 8lc:IW't 8onO
02680 B•~h Cthl 921183 01 the Cll't 10 accte>t the promlMCI end pro;ilded th•t promttl(ll 1nd provldtd that made PIYlbll to the or-of
Ouy A ~rw•ld 1&6'~ •\ePhtn M jUf41't 3181 Neg1trve DecllWatlon and the manul1Ctu1er 1Wm1I 1._11 the manu acturer Mlbmlt 11111 the C:0..11 COl'llmunlty CQI.
Otr"-1 Ave Ba1ooa 111a11d ee"ro•dot Co11a MIU tuOC>Or11f'l9 ~ta 'fhe deKrtt>llOfl Incl ewp1enat1on oetcrrc>tlOrr'IW'd ~ion l•g• Orstr.ct Board ot
Caht 9?6e2 Ct t1f 92&27 C•lt enccxlflogM "*"~of ot the luttlflcatton lor of tl'll 1uttlf1ClllOl'I tor Trutteet •
Thi• buslne s II con-T111s 1>us1,..n 11 COf'I· th4t Cl9Nf~ pvt>llG to ttvtew l>f~ Clevl8t!Ofl bUld prQPOMd ~•tlO'I tllMd No .t>!Odlr ma~ WlttldflWJ
ldutled by an tn<llV\®61 ducted Dy en onOMduat and comment on 1111a ut>O" .ceec>t*'>le tnOIMlr· UPOn ~taole ~-tilt btO for• Ptlrtod for tOfly.
Tl\e reg•strent(t ) com-Tiie r19111r1n11•) com· docv,,,....tatron 1nQ prlCll«t tng prectlCll ""-(46) dlYt lfler the date
mtl'ICtd to transact !;lust• menced to 1r '"SICI bull• C.-cie Wle Nogafflle ~ qvotatoon• wilt be con· No Quote1iont Wiii be con• Mt tor the ~ tl'MlnlQI
nett under 11\e F1ellt10V1 neu under the F~t11iou1 Oactaretron tr'd 1upport1no ~ whlCfl In 1ny mennet ""'9d wlllch In Mty ("'8Mlf' The Board ot T1u1~,..
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Bu11nt11 NBMe(I) llat•O Butineu N•met•I fitted ctoc:ument1 art •vtollble tor '8CIHM1 ttlt QualOy or deereelll 1114: Ql>lilly or Mt'vettfltpriv1tegeof t•teet•
•boY9 on Ju,.. 4 1990 •bo~ on May 21. tHo publiC,...,, and if'llPICtion -ork l)effor~ of ,,,. WOflt J*formanc. ol 1"I Ing eny and all bictt or to
Guy A ~•Id SllC>hen M JIJflan at mtt.,•••• d9Kr1t>H 11'1 tl'IHI INterlett O.Cttf)ed WI thtM -~ eny lff@OUWtllM or In·
Tn11 1111~1 '*It !>led Th•• atatement 11111 ,__ ~ OetNitt"*"• e.IY ~tttor:."°"' .............. ,, tor!TMlfmft "' 111\f bid or ,,,
w;ttl tl'le County Clerk or Or· w11111~ Covnl~ Ctetll Of Or· of Newport Beech, 3300 ttO OPtNINO THUAS· IND OPlNING THURS• IM llMddlnO
af'l09 County on June 4, ange COU!\ty on Mty ~. NewPorl 6ouievwd, New• DAY JUN! 2t 1990 AT OAY. JUN( 21 lttO AT •• J~U.. Y ...
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.My 2, tttO 1 IS. IMO lllO Deify ~ Juf'I t I I IMO Deity ~ Nr!I I 1 tttO o.ly Piiot June 4 11. tllO .111!11111•1111111!11111••-----.. ...... -~~llllllllllllllllllil!,. _______ lfl!ll __ .. 1 M 943 M·t2 f wit t MMe _ Mt65 a MISI
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