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INSIDE THE NEWSROOM:
So yo u're wondering what
happened to Irvine Mayor ,
Larry ~ran? (A3) ... Well,
UCI political science professor
Mark Petracca has a theory on
the mayor's downfall in last
week's election ... Petracca said
Agrnn fi rst appealed to tra-
ditional conservatives because
of hi blend of ti cal con-
servatism and social liberal-
ism. but Agran's affinity for
controversy got the better of
him ... Residents seek security
and quie t. not dissension. said
Petracca, an gran supporter ...
"Most of the people want to be
left alone to their little house
and plot of grass. That's why
they moved to ln.iine. You
want political action. you
move to Chicago." Petracca
said.
Do1 Daya: Fred Basset. th e
co mic strip about a lovable
hound with Ooppr ears. makes
its debut in today s edition of.
the Oran1e Coast Dally Piiot...
Creator Alexander Graham.
who owns a basset hound and
a Yorkshire terrier. has drawn
the widely syndicated daily
strip since 1963 ... "Fred Basset
has always been a favorite of
mine," said PUot President
Bob Page. "I think our readers
wiU enjoy it as well."
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TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1990
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HUD withdraws opinion
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By 808 VAN EYKEN
Dilly Hot Sc.elf Ill,_
COST A MESA -Federal Hous.-
i-ng and Urban Development Sec-
retary Jack Kemp on Monday
suspended a ruling issued last week
by-his-dcpartmcnft-tcga counsel
that gave a stamp of approval to a
proposed ci ty policy of withholding
federal block grant money from or-
ganizations that -serve illegal aliens.
Rep. Chris Cox said.
A letter last week from HUD
~raL.counsel Fran~ ..Keating -
sent to the city of Costa Mesa
Alien policy OK called a snafu gan11at1ons getting federal com-
munll) development block grants
through the Cit) 'erif) that the
people: they serve were legal rcs1-
through Cox's offi~ - indicated the al cases indicating that., under cer-latory Policy." Cox said. "Issues of dents of the ntted States. ~ .'rm_U]d noL: i.ola~. circu.mstanccs....Jederal ..block cons1i1utiaoal law .are...mor-C...difficul Mayor Peter Buffa and coun-
C:onstitution or other federal laws. grant aid could be withheld on the for a .. cabinet secretary to opine cilmen -orv -mourgey--aila
· But Cox. R-Ncwport Beach, said basis of legal., residency. about. . . Glasgow supported the measure.
. Monday that he had received word • But C'ox said he .believed Kemp HUD officials could not be The policy was blasted by area
from HUD that the letter had gone might be reluctant to make a pro-reached for comment Monday night. charities and imm1_grants riJhts
out without Kemp's approval. nouncement on the constitutionality Kemp's action is the latest volley group~. Officials of nine chanties
"I think it was probably a snafu," of a city policy. in a PQhtical tennis match that said they "ould refuse-Costa Mesa's
Cox said. "Evidently, the response "My sense is that the secretary began last August when the Costa block grant funds rather ,than begin
we got was premature... . will be most interested in those Mesa C'1t) Council voted 3.2 to checking their clients' res1denc~
Keating's letter cited several feder-aspects that involve HUD rcgu:-require nar cnant1es anoother or-• fPleaw see HUO/hek Page)
See~ng double Koll Co. taking
over development
of Balsa Chica
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By ROBERT BARKER
Dally P'lot S1aff' lllrlt.,
HUNTINGTON.BEACH -The
prestigious Koll Co. of Newport
Beach nas been picked by land-
owners to preside over the develop-
ment of the Bolsa Chica coastlands.
it was learned Monday.
The company. which owns and
manages properties valued at more
than S4 billion, replaces Signal
Landmark Inc. of Irvine as the man-
ager of 1mpendtng res1dcnual con-
struction in the ~v1ronmentall)
fra&ile area. officials said.
S"ignal and environmentalists
ended 15 years of stalemate and
~ony last year, agreeing to a
plan for restoring I. I 05 acres of
wetlands and open space plus con-
struction of about 4.200 homes.
Neither Don Koll nor top com-
pany officials could be reached to
. comment on whether the) intend to
honor the settlement terms. Don Koll
Wll .. appears to-It• an opllal ••Ullon la
actually ttt• new-loolr Or...-County
cOllltllut•r train. whkh featurn doubt•·
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decll coaclln. Tiie coadles. ...._n here
.. die lrvln• nation, 111ore tfllln double
die traln"L1eat1ne capacity.
OranJe County Supervisor Har-
riett Wieder. who met with Koll in
her Santa Ana office Monday, said
that KoU assured her there would bc
no changes in the development plan
for the land. south of Warner Av-
enue and adjacent to the PaClfic
promise.
"He enabled us to make changes,"
Dettloff said. "We always felt we
could trust his word. •
It's the Irvine Barclay Theater
By HOLLY J. WAGNER
Dilly ,,_ ~ lllltl.,
IR VINE -A million-dollar
donation to bt' announced at a press
conference today will bnng a name
change and new logo to the Irvine
Theater.
The theater will become the Irvi ne
Barclay Theater with the donation
from Ncwpon Beach developer
In tomorrow's
Dally Piiot
•Kim Del Valle has placed
_flap on many of-lbc-win·
Dina boats in raoes around
the Newport Harbor.
•Ordinarily, tesaions of the
state Assembly bear an
· acute rescmbla-nce to
frat'Cmity house meetinp.
Sessions of tbc state Senaie,
on the other band, are more
like Elks lA>dte or Rotary
Oub meetinp. On Monday,
1however, the Aaembly wu
•U'aDICIY subdued. It wu
like the Senate only more
•IO. It was allO borint.
Richard Barclay. Mayor~lect Sally
An ne Sheridan said.
"Sounds good to me." Barclay
quipped Monday evening.
Sheridan and Barclay will be on
hand for the 11 a.m. press con-
ference. along wtth members of the
theater's board of directors. •
Barclay's seven-figure contribu-
tion and others it has inspired will
bring the th eater within S 1.4 million
of the S 17.6 m1lhon fund-ra1s1ng
goal set b) the board of directors.
sources ~1d.
Barela). 70. a 14-)ear Nc\\-pon
Beach resident, 1 owner of Newpon
Center-based Barclay Associates Inc.
deHlopmcnt compan). He has been
in volved with real estate and de·
velopment in outhern Cahfom1a
for 40 years. he said.
f PIHse lff THEATER/Back Pagel
Agran vs. Sheridan
Pilot read~rs aoalyze results
fr, inc Ma} Qr Larry Agra n's hberal politics and social causes. re ulted
1n him being driven from office in last weck·s cit) elections
Don't buy that one. Try this:
The toppling of Agran can bt' blamed 1n equal measure on negative
media coverage, nasty campaign m:tilers and the involvement of the
innucntial uncoln ~ub.
Such arc the ideas. the asides and the thoughts of Oru1~ Coasl Dally
Pllot readers who responded to last week' inv1tat1on to anal)ZC the
controversial and noisy shootout between AJran and challenger Sall> <\nne
Shendan, who won the contest in the fl~ung moments of the election.
The ma}oral race. a powder keg of a battle v1ev.ed as the cit)· d1rt1cst
political fight ever. evidently hit a nerve with readers throughout th e Orange
Coast.
A sampling' of the responses. which came 1n b> the d01cns, appear on
A3. ~
Coast Highway. ·
"I told him their role would be to
not upset the apple cin. I stressed
that they can't change the pla)ers
(prinCl pally, Peter ~nntston. presi-
dent of Signal Landmark and h1rle)
~ttloff. president of the Amigos de
Bolsa Chica environmental or-
ganization.) Too much trust llas
been built up and 1t can't be re-
placed." Wieder said.
~ttloff said Monda> she wa
"shocked" to hear the news that
Koll entered the picture.
~ttloff described Denniston as
"the real guiding force" m the com-
"I don"t know what the com-
promise means. To allow tl:us plan
to be dcstroH·d would be a critical
error:·
('11, <. ounc1lman Peter Green.
who. · along with colleague Jolln
Erslane. car!Jer Mondav met Wlth
Koll 1n City Administrator Michael
Uberuaga's office. said he "'clcomed
Koll's entr)
Having Koll manage the develop-
ment provides an authority that
stops 1n Orange Count). not on the
Ea t Coast. he said
Koll's new role "'as announced 1n
a press release issued in Hampton.
N.H . headouartcrs for Henley
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Is any~ne to bla~e for deadly intersection?
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intenection form~· -Barbara Tappan, whose home
t.cks to J~bc:>rft~';':rn•t Jet lbe me-..~ ~ At the time, city Traffic Enpneer Rieb f.dmon11on
claimed the intenedtion .. i1 not~ .. Lut Friday
evmina. another "" De<>le ~ i-.ured in a pindtftf oolhsion at~ iatencct1on. Th.is accident amued wi--. "Y 1u lack
of fataliUa. ••Qne pueeQlef WU ........ upMe down oUt a
car window with her head on lbe .. vement." llid ooe earty
arrival to 1be ICCftC.
P1aoto1 of tbe wrecble show a Dodie Colt upt.ide down &lld ftlPOf'9 indicate .-belicopeal ~ required to take
iltjured to nedy bolpi"1L
Si8ce tbe mid-Mlrdl double lawit1. Ncwpon 8-cb
Police ld..nowllidle eWn colblioet he~ OCQI 1ed at tbe ia~ that it d under~cdoe. 'nll'ew
.oc:idl9l ewry 11 days! WUt ca-*it mTsr ad hes
an)'dUna __. ._ IO_,., it? Will uydabla bl dclM to 11op
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Monday momma. a concerned City Manqer Bob Wri.n
asked, "What c•n I 1ay?" ~ He explained the ett ·~the "kad aecncy .. in a oom
thrtt-perty qrccment tn\olv1na the city, C..ltrans, w ·
rontrols Coast Highway, and the Griffith Co,, which is doina
the constrUct1on
"It would be eas~ to point fi~ but~ d ty ofN<wport
Beach is respon 1btc for safely dunna dte COMtNCtioe •
ptriod," W) nn admitted
Yet. two dat aft« tbt c.Pdl teriout ll'Ciden1 aaJlilla ____ _
montbl. the cuy butiftt inta"leaion ttmaim a miell ·Mii
of rickety bamcadts and con-.. ud ~ ih-h 1111 lian'-MOit a.&arm:na of all, mat-umed tnlic r a ala, ""'*
relldenu •Y caute much of tbe problem, 1MJ • llllW .._
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day bodl C.ndidl? I ... -=-:1 wort in tbe dillric& anomey•1
after laa1 ...t•a ellalioa ud. RM
110rm doada dna...S. Miii Michael Capizzi and J ......... laid Monday ended Alllimbly,
Capim, wbo currendy bolds IM
coveted title of dilt.rict at~. eooceded IMt week he w tbiMi .. of alkina hil cballnttr to seep dowD u cbief deputy, but aid Moaidax
he'd decided qaiDJt it.
I.utead, the two decided to move
Enrisht's office another SO feet away from y.c man whose job he'd llke to
tak come November.
We're in total qreement here
( changing offices). We talked
about doing this four months qo., ..
Capizzi said.
The current front-runner in the
race for the SI 10,781-a-ycar job,
Capizzi decided the office would run
mo~ smoothly if he moved his
"right-hand man" and chief assis--
tant, Maury Evans, into the oflic::e share a secretary and a suite of
next door. offices.By week's end, Evans wiU
Currently, Enriaht and C'.apizzi move into the space with Capizzi
·Pilot praises crew fof saving his life
Huntington Beach's only woman street maintenance worker,
and -at 5 feet 3 inches -easily the city's shortest. But hCT
supervisors notice her for being one of the best. In fact, said foreman
Jerry Dilks. "I WlSh I had live more like her."
HOLDING HER OWN-------
Wh11e she admtts to gelling pushed around J little by her co-
workers. Dunbar. who grew up with four brothers. says it's all in fun.
"I love these guys," she said. adding that 1f it ever docs st.art to
bother her "they will know about it."
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Dunbar has lived in Huntington Beach since she was five.
playmg softball for Manna High School and Golden West College.
"You'll never get me o ut of Huntingtan Beach." she said.
GOALS -~~~~~~~~~~~~
She intends to be the first woman supervisor of Huntington
Beach's Street Department. But for now. Dunbar is happy where she
is. "I've got a great JOb. a great place LO lwe and gicat fnends." she
said. "What more do I need?"' · ·
-CompU~ by Dao Wtltcomb
By LESUE SHEPHERD
Auo<latff "'"' llVrltet
LONDON -A British Airways
pilot on Monday praised the "mag-
nificent" crew that saved him from
beigg sucked out of a cockpit when
the windshield was blown out in
fliKht.
i im Lancaster thanked crew
members who clung to his ankles
while co-pilot Alistair Atcheson
made a rapid descent and emergency
landing after the passenger jet's
windshield blew out at !3.000 feet
on Sunday.
"They were magnificent If it was
not for them I would not be here
now." Lancaster said at South·
ampton General Hospital, where he
was recovering from frostbite.
bruises and ·a broken elbow, wrist
and thumb.
He met for an hour with his
rescuers -purser Nigel Ogden,
steward Sim~n Rogers and steward-
ess Susan Prince -and posed with
the trio, smiling and barcchested in
his hospital bed.
The airline and the government's
Atr Accidents Investigation Branch
was trying to detennine how the
wmdshield broke loose. It had been
installed two days earlier during
routine maintenance.
Lancaster, responding to written
questions from rei)oners, said he
remembered heanng a bang when
the window blew out of the 18-year-
old BAC-111 jet, and then fell
himself being pulled from his seat.
He was wearing a lap belt but had
unfastened his shoulder harness
afier takeoff from the Birmingham
airport. The twin-engine plane was
en route to Malaga, Spain.
"I remember the bu.jliting of the
wand," he said. ··1 tned to shout
back at the crew but I'm sure they
could not hear me."
He said the thought of ddtb "did
-
cross m y mind for a moment or
two."
Lancaster, whose replies were re-
layed by a British Airways spokes-
man, said his ftnt thought was that
be bad to keep breathing in the thin,
cold air.
He described the ordeal as "ex-
tremely fast -frantic," and said he
felt no pafo during the I ~ minutes it
took the plane to land.
The 2 I -year British Airways vet-
eran, however, said the experience
would not make him stop nyi ng.
A British Airways spokesman.
speaking anonymously in keeping
with British custom, said all the
airline's BAC-11 ls had been in·
spected following the incident and
were found to be safe.
"There arc many alternatives that
mi&ht have caused the blowout of
the windscn:en and until we have
completed this investiption. we are
not 11n a ~ition 10 comment on it,"
said Bntish Airways' chief ex-
ecutive, Sir Colin Marshall
When the windshield blew out, purser Ogden, who was servina tea •
in the forward galley, ran into the
cockpit and saw Lancaster ~
pulled through the hole. He gra
the pilot's legs.
Rogers, the other steward, then
strapped himself into the empty
pilot's seat arid. with Prince, took
over from Ogden, whose: arm bad
been gashed b y broken windshield
glass.
Several of the 81 passengers look-
ed on in horror.
Atcheson, the co-pilot, put on an
oxygen mask and made a steep
desc.cnt, landjng safelr at South·
ampton on England s southern
cout.
GToup Capt. John Triuon of the
Guild of Air Pilots and Navigators
said the crew overcame remarkable
odds in rescuing Lancaster.
'Phony story spread about Taylor For the record Blast rips bank,
sets bulldlng afire
"
It is the Oruce Coast DaJly
Piiot'• policy to promptly cor-LO~ A:-.:uEL~ -Elizabeth Tav-Ta• lor's nane-"'cek hospitalization Th h d T I h d p 1. rect all errors of substance. To INOIO -All explos1on rip lor was the target of an claboraie fo/pneumonaa and compl1ca11ons at e oa'<er 531 ay or a A at •hate '0 l::.ngland. the Press report an error or clanlication. through a bank in this desert com undergone an abdominal biopsy and Association. The amltates' editors -•J 642 "32l and ask r.0r the munity early Monday. engulfing th hoax that u~"d her public relations St John's Hospital and Health t d t be I d " th h d h d T I h.ad d L;4U. ""' 11 .-· was expec c o re ease 1rom e a car ay or un crgonc ci·rv desk. buildino in Oamcs and scatterin firm's ans"'enng service to tnck the Center in anta Monica. h t 1 th t k th a oth tJ. d d ·~ co osp1 a W1 1n wo wee s on e n CT opera on an wantc a money throuohout the parking lot news media into a phon" story f J 1 • H bbs f Lak t ~: J "It 1s catcgoncall y nonsense." St. arm o u tan ..,ee o o e 5 ory. authonties said. about the actress, her publtc1st said J • k p Orion. Mich .. described as Taylor's w h h · 1 k Mondav. ohn s spo es"'oman aulette Weir boyfnend. cir. t e osptta spo eswoman, A story in Friday's Dally Firefipners doused the blaz
The · bogus story. distributed said Monda} after learning of the was unavailable o n Sunday. When Piiot titled "Exhibit a POW-about six hours after the 3: 18 a.
world\\tde b' The Associated Press story Hobbs 1s apparent!> an aspinng the reponer called New York. he MIA reminder" stated that blast at the o ne-story Security Pa
and United Pre!.s lntemauonal. said The Sam organ11at1on has dis-actor sometimes known as Rory was connected to Chen Sam's Vietnam Veterans Reunited cific branch. police said. There wcr
Ta} lor. 58. was romantically in-couraged the ne"'s media from call-Emerald. Newspaper editors in answenng service and lcf\ a menage. founder Bob KJlkuk held no no injuries reported and most of th
volved "-tth a 23-)'ear-old man and 1ng St. John's about Ta)'lor and has Michigan report hts representatives A s hon time later. a woman re-hope for the missing ser-money was retneved.
had undergone surgery over the instructed the hospttal's public rela· have pttched stones to them in the turned the call, saying she was Lisa viceman eve~ returning home.
"'eekend ttons staff not to ans\\ er reportt<rs' past but the) doubted their veracity. Flowers from Chen Sam. She then KJllcuk said I ne "docs hold Today's blast was the th1rd une
h " b ·r 1· plained explosion at a South "It's JUSt totally nd1culous:· said questt ons. 'nder Cahforn1a privacy The AP office 1n Los Angele s had gav~ the reporter the bogus infor-ope, ut not i we norma ize California descn bank in five wee
pubhc1st Chen Sam. whost New law. hospitals must abide b y 1he placed calls to the hospital and to mat1on about Taylors romantic in· relations with Vietnam. The police said.
York Ctt} pubhc relations firm has wishes of patients who don't want Chen am and Associates after re-volvcment and the surgery. Dally Pllo& revers the erTor.
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:~ News of the weird
~~ How do you spell 'For Sale' in Japanese?
BA TON ROUGE, La. -Mary Blalock hopes to
01 capitalize on international real estate trends: The "For
1' Sale" sign outside her ho use is in Japanese.
She can't read it. but she WTotc it, so Mrs. Blalock
hopes she copied the oriental characters co1Tectly. ll's
supposed to say "House for Sale."
"I was hoping I wasn't putting something up
• ofTensi ve1" she said.
She 1s asking $600,000 for the six-bedroom house
on an 8Y2-acrc lot with two lakes, a cabin. a small barn
and a fi ve-dog kennel.
It \fent up for saje last summer. Nobody was
anteresteH.
So when \1r.s. BlaJoc.IL heard that Japanese in-
vestors were looking at the nearby Country Club of
Louisiana. she began looking fo r someone who could
wntc Japanese.
"We have an Asian student worker and he went
ofT and found this gu} ... she said. "He wrote what l
wanted to say out for me on a ht tie piece of paper and
I copied it as best I could and hoped I'd copied it
right... .
The new sign hasn't brought any nibbles, but she
hasn't gi ven up hope.
"I haven't had any Japanese call, but hopefully af
they do, they'll speak English."
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Boca-of lbe pn>blc1n' Illa OllCllial dale,.... lbe -~ -~back ftve moaw1oSoo1. 15, and tbe-atlorbuildiM
a puki., llnlCI.,. -find "" lilllinl monw behind l<bodule .;,a DOI llaviaa proper buildiaa pamib.
,Bui ralhc< lbaa dlide !he ~IY and 1be COt>traclon, pud i"'Y
Cl!aimwi Hal-J-llid !be ...... sbould be ...., • ~· ror ~ capital projects ia tbe fidure, MaCb u the prGp04icl jail.
. . .. Our aoal wu ~ to rehash wbal bu been doM to thil Point m umc,"' T.cbon said. Tbe report .. led up to a recommmdalioa of
a model f'or future capital improvcrnCo1 projects io tbe cou.aty."
. Siev~ Blanchard. an executive auistant to Supervisor Thomas
Riley' said the repon appears to ofter IOmC aooo . '"• ations. "li's a.~ ~me~I tool for future projec!s the county
undertakes. he said, addina that aome of the "locist1cs" oftbe repon
may be unworkable. j 1 •
Gays sponsor program on cablevlslon
IRVINE -Seven months after votcn hel'C abolilhcd a law pro~ina bom1?5Cx.~1 from c;litcrimina~~n. the losina ~de in that
emononaJ ekct1on 11 sponsonna a telev1sson Prosrant 1t says will
belp eruc misconceptions about homoeexuaJity ..
"Tluit camJl9ign infected Irvine with hate and fear. This is an
a«cmpt to COrTCCl that," said James Boone.
Boone ~as a spokesman for Irvine Citizens United durina
lhe bettle over whether to retain a portion of the city's Human RiJhts 9r<1inanoc that prohibited discrimination based on sexual
onentauon.
Irvine.voters llltTOWly approved an initiative ctllcd Measure
N, that struck tile provision from the law. '
The }lalf-hour program. titled "Parents Come Out,·· will air
Wedncsdiy at 8 p.m. and Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. on
Community Cablevision, Channel J. The show will be broadcast
tbrouahout Irvin~ and puts of Newport Be'ach. _
SOonc descnbcd the prosram u a discussion by six. sets of
percnts of pys and lesbians.. .
Water users cut back 13 percent
COST A MESA -A resolution by the Mesa cOnsolida1ed Water
District which called for voluntary water conJen1ation has produ~
some dividends.
The district rcponed a 13 l?Crcent decrease in rc&idcntial water
use for the month of May. This exceeded the district's pl of 10
percent.
•·This is the ta~s1 decrease.we've seen over the last four.year
droulht period," said MCWD General Manaacr Karl Kemp.
Meanwhile, with three days left befort mandatory water
rationinc begins in San Ocmcnte, the city's chief water watchdoa
said Monday that residents have already started cuttin1 beck.
Lois Cunis has spcnl the J.as1 1wo months tDCking down and
~in1 h:abit~I water wast~ that minor penalties enac~ in May
wtl~ f,tl ~llfTer l~th.ose .bad habits aren't brok~n b).' th is Fnday. when
rcs1dent1al and 1mgauon usen could see their btlls nearly double if
they ex.ettd sci standards.
Plane crash Injures 2 from OC
LAKE HAVASU CITY. Ariz. - A pilot and his brother wert
killed and four other people -includin& two from Oranae County
-were-injured when their sinalc-cnginc plane crashed and burned
in the desert, aulhorities said Monday.
The sinaJe-cnginc. Piper Cherokee: 61 lost power and crashed
about 4:40,.m. Sunday, 10 minutes after lcavin1 Lake Havuu
Airport, sai Jim Bryant, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Depa.rt·
mm1 ~kesman. San Bernardino sheriff's Qffic11ls coordinated-• -lh..,~eliCOPtcr scare for the planT which was en route to Redlands
Municipal Airport when it crashed.
The pilot. Darryl Gillman, 48, of Yucaipa, died early Monday
It Maricopa Medical Ccnte~in Phoenix. Ariz. His brother, Ronald
Gillman, 28. of Yucaipa, died trying to escape from the bumin1
plane, Bryanl said.
The four people injured one mile west of Havasu Landing were
identified as; Eric Turley, 27. of Redlands. who was in fair condition
at Good Samaritan Rqional Medical Center in Phoenix, Ariz; his
twin sister. Laura Turley Bachtel, of Anaheim, who was in criticail
condition at Maricopa; Turlcy's wife, Melissa Turley, 21. who was
in serious condition at Havasu Samaritan Regional Hospital: and
Luke Whitlingic, 30, of Anaheim. who was in critical condition at
Maricopa.
Sewage plan protested
TORRANCE -Politicians. cnvironmenta.J.isll and· surfen
protested Los Angeles Coun1y's effort to dump partially trated
sewqe into Santa Monica Bay.
"We have to stop trcat1na the ocean like a tcWer," Stitt
Controller Gray Davis said Monday.
Davis joined Assemblyman Tom Hayden and Rec;>. Mel Levine
and mcmbcn of Heal the Bay and other poups. mcludina Lhe
Surfridcr Foundalion. to assail the Sanitation District's applicaition
for a five.year sewasc treatment waivn.
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Restaurant bears ..
name of landrriark . . .
.-..~iWPiil·B_.-lii"lli<l9200-ottv1..,-uali..-DID YCi1.f
and • amall cafe became the halfway stoppina point
for uavelen driviaa from Los ""-'In 1o Sao Dqo. KNOW
The owner Ud built ornate brick archways over lbe au pumps, aod 'tbc Arches became a landmark to
local people. Tbc rcsiaurant in this location today still
carries the name. •• • la Cella Mela: The Jodi.am who lived in Luk.up,
!be viUal' on lbe si1e of !be Eauncia, believed lhal '------'
lheU pat aod. Cbini~irtiab, waicbed over the peop&e in the
,...,_ below from Ille !be summil of KalaWJ>O, !heir o.ame for
SU-Pak, which wilh Mounl· Mocljnlul fonn Old Soddlebock.
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Camp Peadldoa u a relocatioa oea.ter b' VielD&m War rd\lllft in
1975, ,....y wbo -oul of !be cam~ lel1led in Huali-Beadl
u ...U u OanleD Orove and Weama.-. By 1917, u -ted
100.000 Soulheut Asian immp" wao liviaa in O... Cowiiy.
• la"--l•dl: Timolhy Lary ,... ama10d in 1961 oo a
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Callers analyze ·trvlne -mayoral race
&liuY1 now: H«e ate rM
--IO llJollollJ Pllol't ....... lloa IO ~ 11Jo nu,.,,.i ,_ 19
ltvia< bet••~ Mllyw IMrY -aotl .,..,,.,,,... S.Uy All.ot Slleriiiaa.'
Here'• my opinion on wby Llny
A.pan &Ott tbt Irvine maYorll ~
lion. I think' it's probably became he
is an Clll)tiltical, _tbinb~ e:vt:rYtbina kind of person witb DO
Rmbilily-U IO wbal could 10 Oft and
the o_pin10n or anybody. else who bu
a different ~nion tb&n him.
He does.n t undent.aod wbat ii
IOina on is the way he acced around
Ille people I was wilh, and I ~· that tbe elet1ion probeibly WMn t a
vote for Sally Anne Sheridan but a
vote apinst him. 1be people wanted him out. Belter _her than -him ..
0
I thin.k the rcuon Sheridan won is
not bcause of Sheridan but because
of Aaran. People were fed up with
him.
He tried to make this a communi-
ty in the middle of the world rather
than a community in Oranse Coun-
ty. He spent a lot of his time doina
thinp outside of Irvine and malcina
us a central fl.Jure so be could move
on. to someth1na else.
Sheridan aot much of her money
not because of Sheridan but because
people wanted ~n out.
I think one of the things that the
DUIJ Piiot seemed to overlook is
that A.inn to the lef\ is what Gil
Ferauson is to the ri&ht. A&ran set up
a little fiefdom over there. He was
arropnt, he had no respect for
people because he assumed that his
opinion was the only opinion and
the brilliant opinion, and he was a
little Napoleon complex. over there .•
He treated people with IO!al dis-
dain and total disregard and never
. really respected anyone's opinion
except his own. People resent that.
Plus, we've learned from Gil
Fc~uson what ignoranc.e: and stu-
pidity and racism is, and Ag.ran, in
my opinion, reflected those same
th1np to the lef\.
Any time you get someone who is
that extreme, then the middle of the
road eventually takes over because
America has always sort. of aone
toward the middle. I think Ag.ran
lshowcd) total disdain and disregard
or human beings. even th6ugh he
¢Spoused he was a liberal and was
concerned about rm.man beings. He
did not treat people with respect and
eventually thal comes back to haunt
him. " Qui1c frankl y, for lie and the 01her
yuppies · who have his disdain for
human beings, I think it is great that
he lost.
0
I've been an Agran supponcr for
ages -and •ics. and my opinion on
the matter 1s that he is just too far
ahead of the rcs1 of lhc populace.
He's abou1 five cars out in front.
-weircatcti up eventually (Witlij his
progttssive, environmentally con-
cerned and socially concerned agen-
da.
I just think Larry's too good a
leader, and the rest of us arcn 't ready
to follow him yet.
0
I believe thal Sheridan beat out
the !laming liberal because I think
that Irvine is composed of a lot of
baby boomen who have aotten a
little bit older and arc becoming a
little bit more conservative, in tune
with _Oransc County.
I think 11 was just time that we
wanted a flaming liberal out of there.
TI
I read that people were-C"has1ising
yo u (Dally Pilot) for endorsing
Ag.ran in Irvine. I live in Irvine. rm
&lad you endorsed him. I totall)'
regret that he didn'1 win.
The reason I think maybe (he Jost
is) tha1 people took it for granted
that he would (win). At least. I think
S.llJ Anne Sflerldan
that in my community we arc pro.
aressivc. I know that liberal has a
bad name, but if liberal means
what's for the common good, I'm for
WI.
0
I just wanted to say that I feel that
the reason that Sheridan was elected
was that people were really tired of
Aaran's hbc:ra\ policies and his lib.
era) thinking.
0
I jusl think it is a real shame that
A&ran lost. I think he was really
ahead of his time. and I am real
upset that he didn't win. I guess
environmentalists these days arc
fia,hting an uphill battle. I'm just
sorry to see I.hat happen.
0
The citizens of Irvine displayCCI a
graphic example confronting all
American vote~ They were faced
with no.thin'g to Vote for and there-
fore ' more people voted against
Agran than those who voted agains1
Sheridan.
0
I think one of the reasons wh y
Aaran lost the election was because or his advocacy against smoking.
and a 101 of people had become a
littl' tired of 1hat.
Also, I think golfers had taken a
position against him , because I am
a golf,r and was aware, from talking
to golfers. of (Agran's) suppon of a
park rather than a golfing situation
considering the crowded nature on
the golf courses.
When you consider how close 1he
election was, when you combi~ the
solfers and smokers. that migh1 give
11 enough to change it. ---0 --
1 think the bonom line is Agran
was trying to kind of rule as kinf
instead of mayor in Irvine . And
think that is lhe main reason that
the majority of voters got out and
tried 10 je1 rid of him.
0
The reason I believe Agran lost
was because he lost touch with the
citizens of Irvine and became a little
bit arrogant in his approach toward
1hc ci1y.
He started running the city a.s a
professional politician would in·
stead of realizing that he was there
to serve th' people of the communi-
iy.
0
The reason that Sheridan won is
because people in this cily were
getting sick and tired of being played
hard ball with by Larry Agran.
0
I think that Agran is a little liberal
•
I think the reason
Sheridan won Is not
bea1USe of Sherldari
but becauSe of Aglan.
People were fed ·up
with him.
He started. running
the ·city as a pro~
fesslonal politician
would Instead of re-
aUzlng that he was
the there
people
munlty.
to serve
of the com-
for out here, but he was on the
wrong side of 1wo issues: One being
traffic, which people want improved
01.11 here; and the other being taxes,
because they don't wanl to be taxed
10 do it.
0
I am surprised that Agran didn't
gel dumped with a higher ~rating
1han that. He is trying 10 make the
ci ty of Irvine into something it really
isn't
It's a nice community and he is
trying 10 ma.kc it some son of
carnival atmosphere that is going to
take over the liberal atmosphere of
Southern California. and it's not
going to do that. I think he got the
word. n
I am a businessman and do busi·
ness in the ln·ine area and with
rcgai:d to ~y opinion. Sally Anne
Shendan said that government is to
assist business not control it and
tha\'s why I voted-for Sally Anne
Sheridan, Barry Hammond and Art
Bloomer for city council.
0
Regarding ln·inc·s mayoral elec-
tion, I tbink it stinks. The major
fac1or determining Sheridan's vie·
tory was given the lasl w~k before
the voters "''ent 10 the p<l:llS. The
Lincoln Club was responsible for -
was actually financially responsible
for -the "525.000" of anti-Agran
literature distributed in th e final
days of the campaign.
0
I think probably the reason Agra.n
lost is that he was going to cost some
of .those rich fo lks do .... ·n there in
Irvine s.ome money. I think he: was
"1t5t_sha.kinµhcm up lOO much.
0
Well. I'll tell you what the prob-
lem is: Mr. Agran 1s a socialist. one
step down from a communist. and
nobody wan1s Gorbachev as our
preside nt. This is the Uni1ed S1a1es.
not the U.S.S.R. Mr. Agran belongs
over there . or lel him get his own
little island and stan his 0"'" linlr
country. I'd likLe to have a fund
s1ancd so we ca'n dona1c mone\ to
get him the hell out of hrrc. ·
0
La rry Agran was mass1,·el~ un-
popular. Sall)' Anne Sheridan was
probably the worst kind ofC"andidate
who could possibly be asse mbled.
and she "''on an)'Wa)'. Pee Wee
Herman would have "·on against
Larry Agran. First of all. Larry
Agran double-crossed his cons1i-
tucncy "'ith Measure D. He cham-
pioned and then proettded to cir·
cumvcnt and arrogantly sho\'ed
(Cameron) Cosgrove in on the C1ty
Council .
People resented that, and they
resented his stand that caused
Measure: N to be circulated and
passed. And they resented his stand
on the park bonds. which was to
make a Taj Mahal down in the City
Hall ~r himself. Als6 1hey resent the
rent-a-slum . cockamamie idea he
has for whi1 he called an urban
village:.
He's jealous of Santa Ana having the
largest slum in Orange County. He
.... ·ants to have one for Irvine. The
vo1ers didn't want it.
0
' I think this 1s a triumph of the
awcssive ignorant where the far
nght wing is taking co ntrol of lr,.ine.
0
Just to let you kno"'' that I have
been very proud to hvc in a city wjth
a mayor hke Larry .~gran. also coun-
cil member (Cameron) Co5'ro,·c. I
think the~ are very innovauvc and
have a lot of vision. and they truly
care about the residents of Irvine
and I thi nk 1hat 1he change in
council "'·it\ take us a big step
backward.
0
I 1h1nk Lam··s loss is due to a
combination o( three factors: A con-
t1nu~us ''endeua by the Rcgis~er.
cons1stcn1 bad press by the Irvine
World News (the nc...,·spaper ow.red
by the Irvine Co.) and the S2S.t'.XXI
Sp(nt b) the Lincoln O ub on what
is essentially a non-partisan race.
0 •
I feel that the snuation of Agran's
defeat resulted from the neg.alive
propagaoda that wa~nt or dt-
ti vcrcd to l rv1ne residents and the
-num-crour articles and-editorials --
wnucn locally that pictured Agn.n
in a poor and unflattering light.
Fortunately. the Dally Pile& did
not prinl such derogatory articles,
and I am grateful to have sucti a ni~
paper represent the city of Costa
t.1esa. where I 1each and I will
con unue reading 11.
0
\\'ha1 I want 10 say (1s) that I was
vc~ shocked and surpri~. I
couldn 't ~ht'\'C that '\gran was de·
fea1cd . I "·ould say 11 1s a sign of the
times.
0
~1 ) opinion "''Ould be unin-
formed. uncanng '01c-rs were misled
by special interest groups, in this
caSC' th(' developers and real es tate
brokers. ·
0
~1 ayor La~ ~gran isn't the loser
in Irvine-. Thro c1t1Lens and the city
of Irvine arc the real lo~n 1n this
las1 el«t1 on.
Environmental fest to fight offshlJJ.'t""" oil
my IOS VAN EYKEN drilllna, deep sea drift net1jn1 and a.,,,.. 1utr •-other practiocs the F,UP says thrcat-'n Oranac County s beaches. . NEWPORT BEAC~ -:-An en-funds from the two-day event will vtro~mental a.roup ~lhng 1~sclfStop go to American Oceans Campaign, a
Toxic ~o P,ollu.t1on. wtll try to nationwide organization founded !Ufn lut,WJ.DlCLU>il spill off Hun1.:-__1wO ycars.aa0-hv-actor-Tcd .[)anson..--
1naton Beach into a focal point for
fund-raisin& this month. "On Feb. 7 our c:oas1al com·
Orpnizen will host an en-munities were hit with the worsl oil
vironmcntal restival June 24 at Udo spill in 20 yc-ars. •· said Dtbbie
Marina Villqc and a fund-raisin& LaPJant. spokeswOman fof the New-
1<>lf101.1rnamc-nt the followi!'I day 10 port Beach-based orpniza1ion. "As
finance efforts at hal1ina offshore oil a result of this spill. Orange Coun1y
has bttn painfully awakened to tht'
fragil ity of the ocean and the reality
of future djsasters."
Robcn Sclnick. director of Ameri-
can Oceans Campaign. said his
group considers Orange Coun ty one
Q[ ~h_c major _fr_ontt. in We _fjgh\
against ocean pollution. because of
1hc critical importance of the coun-
ty's btachcs and harbors 10 tht' local
economy and lifestyle.
Amencan Oceans Campaign. with
offices in Santa Monica and Wash-
ington D.C.. is an umbrella or·
Woman gets cleaned out
at Costa Mesa laundromat •
COSTA MESA
-While c:laniD1
her tlo\hel II I
laundromat in the
lOO block of 19th
Swet, a Costa
Mea woman hlCt
her Wiiiet cleaned
out . at the same
time . The woman re..
poned WI she oet her wallet down
while Wllhin& her clothn. and at
o· Computer ind fa\ tquipmrnt .. "Orth
Sl.IXX'I .... s SIOkn from OffK'n al 2062 ff-thlfto-&..e)a Busuncsi Cenl« Dnvt bt1wcen 4 p.m.
Someone thrtW ~~~bombs into the &uurdar and noon 0Sunda).
a..cli&orlum It Huntintton Btacl'I HiJh Someone stolt' hub caps, a hood om1·
khool. mcnt and 01her dttorali\'C attuJOfin
, Q 1 from a •1984 C'adill1t1.• parked 11\ IM 8700 Tbteva ~y stok •walk\ fronl block o( lrvl~ ni1tt Orivt bctweic-n 11
• kda at Holiday SPI at Brtch a.~and 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Tht' dama.gr Boukvard and Wamtt Avenue. and ou 1• ~11m1ted at SRl 7. o , n o
11at1on 1ha1 claims support from
grou ps as d1vc-rse as the California
Lod1.1ni Industry Associati on, the
Los Angeles ~ague of Women
Voters and Gn.-en pc:a~. _
.Jhc J.u.nc .24 c.v:ent. wilL.featutt..---1
appearances b) cclcbntics such as
K.intie ".'llC"). Parker Stcvcnson. ~loyd Bndgcs and Esther Williams.
LaPlant said. Also ~anned is a
seafood chowder cook-off and a
sports .... ·ear fashion show. Admission
I~ frt'C .
H·it-andi runs
up 5 5 percent
LOS ANGELES -Soa.ri~ in: suran~ rates. a new wave or~
immiJrants. and tou&hcr drunken
drivina Jaws have contriblated to •
rise in hit-and·run auto acrldents in.
California.
The alifornia HiahWlly Patrol
says the number o( hit-and.·NIU
rcsultina in death or injury Ma
increased .SS percent in the: mt
decock. ' In l989, there wtrc 27,246 deeths
and jnjurin from hh·and-Nns, com-
pared to 17.5•3 in 1980.
----------------•' _• -------ithat timei tomeont rcmom:I SI I? ftom it.
Someone rtponedly broke lM wn roof ~--~' and ca mm ('(luipm('fll .. "ft't' of • blue 1990 Acuni In_. 11 \he stokrl from 1 prqe 1n lht' ~rst block of Harbor lite• •1>1.rtmc1t1s, 161 1 l E.atlymom bttwccn 2 and 4 pm friOay ~~ Lane. and "* a car ldt-The bv_rp.ry Wis ~ed sUndi1• ·
Sst. Dennis Zint of the Su
Fctnando VaUey traff'tc bur'N~
balf the ocriden" in San F
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Newport Beeell Valley-att c111otd by hil--driven. _
"Dnlp and -.., a lol -a11<111lon. bu1 peoplO .,. lolill • tmnmdout unout ..._ it~
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.Burning ~upera,tanker sllps, spl Ing more oll
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Couf o..ns said.
Tbe rear teetion of the 85)..fooi
Meet lkq wu underwater and oil wu Aolki.nl into the water; said Cout Guard sp;okesman Todd
Nelloa.
'1'bat increases the danacr of
liDltiD& but only iDCtCmcntally," J,e taid ''We ue 0 01 talkina riaht now
about sinkinc...,
The Norwqian tanker Was carry.
iq 38 m illio n gallons of oil When it
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of the carao crude oil is ddclws-to be coverUtt an .,. about s...by--7 &re ii ouL TMy attack if from I.be in&." Nelton l&id. "Thlt't n.Ol alt milel Moadly aftemooo. edllt and tben move in."
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more of tbc oil fas&cr than ""e can. taio 10.000 10 100,000 Ct_~ coacem that the intense heal of the
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flame out the left 11de of tbe pump-dispenant oa one of ihe alicb late . -87 n. AU.cl.Cd Prw.
Spill stains New Jersey beach
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New York Oly boroqb of SlaleD lllud.
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Cola Quan! l&id. · -•T n. A dllM
. Brando's son gets new
lawyer~ postponement
John Kennedy, Jr .
_may accept'role
on soap opera
M .ostly sunny The Acw·WMINl' 10rece.11ot noon, •Tundty. Ji.nt,12.
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LOS ANGELES -William
Kunstler was rel?laced as the defense
lawyer in Chrisuan Brando's murder trial Monday as proceedings were
dcla~ while forensic experts com-
bed lhe home of Christian's father.
actor Marlon Brando.
The 32-year-old Brando is charged
with fint-dcgrct murder in the
abootina death of Tahitian-born Pa&
Drollct. 26, the \over of Brando's
half-sister Cheyenne. 20, wh o is
teven mo nths pregnant with
Drollet's child.
Drollet was shot 10 death in
Marlon Brando's Mulholland Drive
estate last monlh. The ac1or was in
a different pan of the house and did
not witness the killing..
Brando's son. who has pleaded
innocent 10 kill ing 1 Drollet, told
police a .45-caliber h.ari.d&un wen1 off
accidentally during a 5CUllle over the
· weapon. He said he had been arau·
in& with Drollct over hi1i treatment
of Cheyenne.
The youn&er Brando came to
c.ourt in handcuffs Monday with his
head bowtd, wearing a white shirt
and tie and tan slacks.
He answered "Yes" twice in a
husky voice when asked if he q;rced
to a new lawyer and postponement
of his preliminary hearing setting to
June 25.
Kunstlcr will be replaced as chief
defense counsel by Los Angeles at·
tomey Rohen L. Shapiro.
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LOS ANGELES -Aft<r lwice
Wlina the New York Bar cum and
bavin& ii splubcd aero. the front
_.of lhc SI•!<'• new1papen. John
F. Kennedy Jr. may have felt like his
life was a soap opera. Now be may
SW in ODC.
The only son or slain Pretident
John F. Kennedy is "in serious
nesotiations" for • starriq role in
an u~mina soap opera tilled
.. Families,·· acco:'.}.· lO the show's
executive prod~cer, uben Mala.ret.
"It's stifl up i e air," Malaret
said Monday in a phone interview
from New Jcney, where filmina for
the new lh~ 1s to bqi.n in 1wo
weeks.
"He's takiri.1 the Bar in July and
if he fails the cum, he's movtna to
the West Coast," Malarct added.
Kennedy, Once known to the na-
tion as "John John" is in line to play
the "conniving" son of a wealthy
doctor who .turns out to be a hn
man, Malaret said. Concludina the
deal depends on whether Kennedy
passes the Bar on his third try next
month.
The handsome 29·year-old was
the taf'ICI of such tabloid headlines
as "The Hunk Flunks" after he
failed his Bar exain Cor the se<:ond
time last month.
"I'm clearly not a major legal
genius," he told reporters .
Malarct said he has known Ken·
nedy for a couple of years. beginning
when the would·bc lawyer was rec...
ommended for a role on the soap
"~neral Hospital."
For "Families." whic h wi ll be sy n-
dicated ui'iless a ne1work picks it up.
Kennedy read for the part "just like
everyone else did," Mala ret said.
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Poindexter sentenced to priso
WASHINGTON -Former Na·
tional Security Adviser Jo hn M.
Poindexter was sentenced Monday
10 six months in prison, becoming
lhe firsl Iran-Contra figure to draw
a prison term. The judge said a
ligh1er sentence would send the
message that lying to Congttjs was
"of no great moment."
U.S. Distnct Judge Harold H.
Grttne, delive ring a stem lcctu~
along with the sentence. said
Poindex.ter viola1ed "a principle fun·
damental to this constitu1ional re-
public -that those elected by and
rts~nsiblc to 1he people shall
the important pohcy decisions."
"Their decisions may not
nullified by appointed officials
happen 10 be in posi1ions 1hat si
them. t~e ability 10 opcrat~ Pf'Olf'I.
proh1b11ed by law," the JUdgt said.
He said Poindexter showed ..
e~dencc of recognizing that pri
c1plc and the seriousness of its vi
at1on."
Greene allowed Poi ndexter to
main free wllilc he appeals fi
felony co nvictions.
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WAS HINGTON -One of every
six jobs crea&ed throuah the tum of
the century is expected to be in
California, reflectina the continued
lhif\ of ~onomic activi ty to the Sun
Belt, the aovem ment said Monday.
"California is projected to pin 3.4
million of the 18.9 million new jobs
created nationally" from 1988 to
2000, said the forecast by the Com-
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"A6nda and Texas are projected
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million Jobs each," to 8 million and
9.7 millton respectively. the depart-
ment said.
National em ployment op-
portunities art expected to n5C 14.3
percent to IS l.S m1ll1on JObs.
The study projected that the
fastest job arowth will be in Nevada,
up 31.S percent to 847,000, and
Arizona. up 26. 7 percent to 2.l
million. Those two states also
should show the fastest arowth rates
in total personal income and popu-
lation, the depanment said.
CahJom1a Wlll continue to be the
nation's most populous state, ~ow
ina l7. I percent to 33.2 million
people. It also will be first in totaJ
personal income, up 33 percent to
SS68 balllon.
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the consolidation is predicted to its name, bccomsng a wholl y owned 6,000 corporate clients who provide
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NEW YORK -The 'tock market
snapped out of last week's sl ump
4: Monday w11h a rally led b) blue
4. chaps.
: 6 But trading set its slowest pace to
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Mamet's 'Plow' cuts d pat S
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More than Rvcn hours of tM b&ua.-aU&bt '°"nd Uke it could
set you down.
But an eclect1c mix or performers in&erprt'tina bluet in their own
ways made the &n\On and Hedaes Blues Festival a lively one that
pleased the mostly youn" under-30I crowd that filled the Pacif.c
Amphitheatre: in Costa Mesa Saturday evcnina.
Or. John Started off the fe1t1vaJ early-while CODCer1&0Cf'I ~
1ull filina in -with his New Orleans rhythm and blues. Backed by ·
a colorfully drcsed band, the pia.nist and raspy-voiced 1inaer. wbotc
real name is Mu Rebcnnack, aot the audience an a aood mood with
his spunky Afro-Cuban. rhumba-influenccd music.
Blues punsts might have been blue about the 1hon penod of
umc lovely Irma Thomas was on st.aae -lcu than half an hour.
Dunna her bncf but memorable appearance, Thomas' full, rich voice
capuvated her audience and illustrated why she is called 1he "Soul
Ouetn of New.Orleans"
Thomas' songs, hltc the w1uy "You Can Have My Husband. 81.11
Please Don't Mes~ With My Man." were blues at their best, plain11~~
yet spmtcd
AIM> a bit tfoappo1nt1ng was the short umc music legend John ...., ~
ue Hooker provided a ')punky, moving set that dcmon11tratcd why
the rock and roll r>tars of today look to the gu1tanst and singer for
1nspirat1on.
Stevie Ra)' Vaughan, another inOuenttal gu1tanst, opened his SCI
wuh a \Ca ring guitar \olo, \howing off the funo\1ty and energetic
~tyle for wh1c.h he I'>'><> well known. It wa') evident a good many of
the uowd had Lome JU')t to ~e Vaughan. for suddenly almost every •
young man in the audience wcu on h11> feet, playing an air-guitar
along with the hat-topped long-haired Vaughan
Tbc hard-<.."<>rc Vaughan fan'> weren't disappointed as he nppcd
through favorite'> like "11ghtmpc" and "l)uper'>ll\IOn "8 )' then. most
of the t.rc1wd wa., on 11\ feet, grooving and dapping along with
VautUia n a\ he made hi\ gu1Lar "'"8
Joe ( 1x.ker. hilled a\ an "English Rl ues Rocker" by fc')uval
Or"'3n11er\ prnv1tkd :i good \how w1th·h1') gravely vo1ted, soulful
rendition\ of other\· wng\ ( otkl'r had the crowd going with ..ungs
like "W1th A I 1ttlc )kip 1-rom My h1cnds" and "hd1ng All Kight,"
during wh1<.h the kqb<J:ird pl:i)cr \111lcd.
Uu111 \udden \l11h to h1'> 1982 top-40 ballad hit "Up Where We
Belong" d1'><1ppo1nted h1\ fan\ \lnte nol onl y wa\ 11 an unnecl's~ry
move :iwa)' frnm the ~p1ntcd 1 hythm and hluc') mood, the fcmalr
\lftgn wh11 pcd111 med tht dul'I with him wa\ not up to par with the
gri \l)'-vrm.ed C od .. e1
I lung' gol hatk on irad. wht·n Vaughan\ guitar Joined ( ockcr
on · Watt.h1ng the R1\er I lo""
And hluc' kgt:nd HU King helped l'nd lht· fc\tl\al on th e ngh1
trat ~ wuh Im \oullul gu11.ir pl..i \ing One of the natwn's bc:'>l·known,
l><:\l·lo\(:d nlu\lt.1a11' K111g \\Tmcd tu reJuvcn<llc the uowd -wh1l h
l'Ven J ltt:1 .,nt:n houf\ wa\ d;111e .. 1ng Jnd dapping cnthu~1a\lrlall y 1n
the .mk\ \ linJI J.1111 ''''"'"" with C olkt:r and Vaughan left the audrtllll' \al1:ill'd
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Some playwn.tau .,. ::; whee p1ocun1, omen...,..
Ina charac1a'. O.wid MaJMt euel1
ti I theatncaJ liftlUill.
Craaina the laftlUIF -and aJao
the body a.=· -of dramatic conflict 11 met'1 1aock in trade
and no one don ia better. In p11t
scuon1, South Cout R'epenory lw
demonstrated thi1 point with ill
productions of "American Buffalo ..
and the Pulitzer Priu-winnina
''Glenprry G len Rou."
Mamet is rc.'?.'.esentcd o nce apin
at SCR with • Speed the Plow, in
which he disieets the an of doina
bu~1ocu in Hollywood in all its Jl1b,
profane phonincst thinly coated
ovrr a heavy layer of avarice. But
when he dares 10 hint that idealism
might enter, even lt'fhporarily. into
whether or not a deal gets done, then
the f)oves come off and it's survival of tile emotionally fitt est.
"'Speed the Plow" cuts surgicall y
into the J)cart of It~ subJCCt, and
dim:tor Mary 8. Robinson'11 thrcc-
charactcr cast creates a menu fit for
a theater ttourmct. Mamet's dialogue
-w11h 11s fit ., and sums, us rep-
cu11011s and hes11a11on~ -1s a for-
m1dahlc challenge men to superbly
by ca<.:h of lh a<:IOr'>.
The -.cuing 1s o I loll ywood office
where a newl~ appointed head or
.produL11on •'> g1vl'n lirM cra ck at a
plum proJeU with a bankable actor,
a deal broul!,ht to him b) an old
cron)' who cnv1s1on\ h1m '>l'lf a~ co-
produler l here's al')o another \Ub·
m1~!>1on. an allegon(."al novel '>Cl i.n
the nc1ghborhoud of Armcggcdo n
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rok 1n 1he pla). 1s ~harply defined 1n
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Mamet°'> pla\ raise\ 'il'\l'ral un-
an)wercd qunt11in\. not the least of
wh1<.h I!> thl' meaning of 11~ tlllc -
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apf)l'Jr J l111k too tllfl\l'llll'nt a
pla}wn11ng Jn1u• and Tall''~ ul·
tenor 111ot1\Jt1on al\I) pt>SC' J
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produc.llon beautifully. "Speed the
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PITTSBURGH -Oscar-wanning
IC1tcss Sharley MacLainc says her
recent knee operauon probably
lddcd 15 years to her dancing ca-reer.
"I had a video taken of the oper-
ation. The doctor said 11 wat. th e best
movie I ever made," said MacLa1nc.
who 1s in town prepanng for today's
opening of a national J)(rformance
tour.
The su rgery to repair tom liga-
ments and a dislocated knee cap
came aner she was hun while re-
hearsing a dance number earlier this
spring.
MacLa1nc. 56, says she hfied
wei&hts and exercised the knee
uncferwatcr to rebuild her strength.
"It was my first operation ever.
and I could have seen it as a
trqedy.'' she said. "But 11 slowed
me down to rcOect. so I've almost
finished another book. I th ink it has
fiven me anoth<.'f 15 Y.tars of danc-•na." The ve teran actress won best ac-
~s honors for the 1982 film
DEAR ANN: I had to write.and
tell you of the wonderful thina that
happened as a direct result of one of
your columns. I am the mother of
two children, the oldest an 8-ycar-
"Terms of Endearment."
The actress-singer-dancer a nd
best-selling author has written sev-
eral metaph ysica l books. including
"Out on a Limb" and "Dancing in
Lil.ht."
Her next movie project 1s to pla>
silent movie star Lout~ Brook~ in a
b1ograph1cal film.
NEW YORK -Repons that the
mamage of Andrew Cuomo and
Kerry Kennedy was engineered to
merge two poht1cal dynasties are
"really a lo t of baloney." says thl'
father of the groom. Gov. Mano
Cuomo.
CompannJ the Kenncdys a nd
Cuomos pohttcally 1s hke "compar-
ing an elephant and a squirrel."
Cumo said in a TV interview Mon-day.
"They arc a profou nd institution
politically," Cuomo said of the Ken-
nedy clan. "They've had a long hnc
of successes and power and 1n-
Ouence. We have one auy. who lost
three times in the ~me year \O Ed
olct boy who is severely handi·
, ) ca~. He was born with a crip-
1 I' ptins binh defect known a• arthro-1 lfYPOli$. Ann
·Landers -Travis ha5 limited use of his
hands, arms, feet and lqs. After
eiaht surakal procedures he can
M1k -not very fast nor very far,
but he sets' around. Although he ia very briaht and outaoin&. Travis was Kosmic, a 2-year-old yellow l..abra-
llill heavily dependent on those dor retriever, came into our lives. l mo nd harri Kosmic actually p;cb Travis up
f a' •tfAe hat~· not bcina on Wis own. when he f*!'ls, opens doora for ham, 11 When he wc"t tp school. he hid to tuma on lilhts. pulls his whtelchair.
have an aide. When he went to act• ... too hip for him 10 reach
1 tMnhday par11es he had to be aqom-~nd pecks up wha,tever t?e drope. She
•' panied by his father or me. I aon•t 11 tru.ly an 1maz1na anunal. ~·' llavc to tell you how tiresome he .Th11 ~r Travis fOCI IO echool
1 found it ~be constantly surrounded with .no ~ide. tW needs only Kouruc
,. -by adults by h11 1.idc. Tb11 would be enou&h.
Then, ihree yean a,o you ran a • ~I ~~IC .don m~. For the lfnt
' I • ' I •
'" lenrr from 10mconc whote un<'lc ttme In h11 hft, Trav11 11 lhe envy of
Md died and left ham S.S,000. Your h11 fhenda and ~~lift. latle9d
Nlder wu=1n1 for a worthy of lllll".I on the aidct1nn, u ht oner cMrily '° lilt moncr, 10 did, lb1nkint. ··1 wish I could do
Your mpon was bnef. • Canu•c that.•• h11 mends now W111th Tra ...
• Compen1on1 for lnckpendcnce and k.ounac and say, .. Wow! 1•'1
uaha1 clop 10 antlt the .. ysically lhal tomelhuw!"
... 111911'ic:apped, ·• you 11td and lben So tueeaaftal a tam arc dley IMI
l •. -
•
11¥1 IM lddma. Thlt ~ Trav11 and k.ounec have .,._
C111111d IM"°""' o( my '°" • life. named 1990 Nateonal Amht'Mdoin We appHed 10 IM orpnil.ltion Aw for C'.ininc Compen1on1 for 1-.
a dal. and after 1 two-yar wan. pendence. Th11 has done wondcn •
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Shlrley Maclain•
Koch. was a lous) candidate in '74,
got lucky 1n '8:! and nov. I'm the
governor ..
The governor\ cldct.t wn. who 1s
32. and 1he 30-)car-old daughter of
the late Roben F Kennedy were
married Sa1urday at t. Matthew's
C a1hcdral in Washi ngton.
DA LLAS -Country .,ingmg star
Clint Black said he didn't t.tan
strumming and crooning to become
a 'iCX ciymbol. but 11 happened any-
way.
for o ur son's self-esteem. Wh en
asked how Ko m1c ha chanacd his
hfe. Travis told one interviewer.
"Well, I guess you might sal. I don't
feel handicapped anymore. ·
I c,an't beam to tell you what those
words mean to me. Peoplt every-
where see these two toacther and
come away with an entirely different
amtude about dots and the di11bled.
What an incredible contribution for
an 8·year--0ld!
I'm SOn"Y this letter is so long,
Ann, but thcr~ 1s so much to say and
I just couldn't leave 1ny1hina out.
These doa.• change the bves of dis-
abled people so dram11kally that
1those who have not e~pericnttd it ~annot fully understand.
Pte11e. keep preadina tbe ~ord .
Somewhere out Lhere 11 a d111blC'd
person who t onl y a dot away from
a full and reward1n1 hfe. You have
it within your power to chanae
thinp. I know )Ou chanted our livn
and '*C canno1 thank yoµ CftOUlh,
With Slnttrett patllude -KAY
STO i , MARATHON, FLA.
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Orange Blossom Ball.
raises S 1.45 mllllon ·
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Gow. Marlo Cuomo
"If )OU a~~cd me about the SC.\
symbol thing .,1, months ago I
v.ould have \tra)ed av.a) from the
conversation ... he ..aid ··1 "ould
have said. 'That\ not mc · Now. 1t'">
gelling kind ol hard I know I have to accept 11 ..
Black. who 1s scheduled to appear
an Dallas on Saturda) at a fund-
ra1ser for 1hc American Cancer So-
c1CI), said ht~ lifestyle makes settling 1
down 1mposs1ble.
-By Tk A,.oclalH Pm.
In the jam-pecked ballroom of more than 7 SO auesu. everyone .
wanted rinpide 1e1tina for the after.
dinneT performance Of ain,er Beo
Vereen. Those with the really bi&
buck.I ao• it We're aatkjna really bia1
Benefit orpnizen bi.lied the Or-
anae B&ossom Ball as Ora.net Coun.
ty's Iatan• fund-raiter ever, railina
close to a wboppina SI .4S million.
Nol bed.
Tickets to Saturday's hiah-roller at
the Irvine Hilton an suppon of the
Oranaewood Cb11drcn'1 Foundation
were priced at S 300 · pet person.
Some paid more. Board chairman
Gen. William Lyon and his wife
Willa Dean plus Lhe fellows from the
Fieldstone Co. each popped for
$250,000.
Those writing checks for $100,000
each included John and Merry
Hagestad, event chairwoman
Kathryn Thompso n Owen, the
Baldwin clan and Tommy and Joyce
Tucker.
Others, hke George and Judie
Argyros and Pat and Marv Weiss
(carpet krng Weiss named sof\ gray
the hot color an carpet these days)
paid $25,000 for an upfront table.
Besides a better view of Vereen,
big spenders were closer to the splen-
dor of the even1na ... the butterflies
sprinking the ballroom: 1he ex-
clusive to-the-Ooor gold lame linens
aracang only 1he tables of ma1or
underwriters; the two dance noors of
rock.ers, rolling to the sounds of
Barry Cole and his Sounds of Music;
and a special video c111ng the
purpose and progress of the Oranae-
wood Children's Home.
Cocktail chatter:
Benerflles
Notewonhy. T}le elcpnt and
symbolic anv1tat1o ns and dinner pro-
Nostalgia
on track
Wha1e ver your age, 1f you grew up
near railroad tracks at 1he out skirts
of town. tr.un whis tles ~ake you
back. To shoes stick) w1m hot tar
and burrs on your socks. I had to
idle the car at a crossi ng ye terday
while a mun v.ent b). whistle ablast.
the whistle dying wuh that Doppler
death. When 1 came back to the
houS<'. I took off my '>hoc!> and socks
and looked al them
You can ~) this aboul lob'itcrs
Females ha ve "1der ta1lt.
How man) TV channels can you
get on }Our S<'t'l U household
average 1s reponed to be 28 now
Fifiy-four percent get more than 20
~ven perctnt get fcv.er than seven.
Thai monlh wherein OC{'Ur the
grca1cst number of conception that
result an b1nhs 1s December In
many countnes
Q. You said women wh o marry
yo unger men hve longer. Docs that
mean the younger the man. the
longer the woman live "!
A. No, sir. 1f the man is more than
14 years younger. the stat1st1cs do n't
hold.
EPARATE TH~BEST~
FROM THE REST WITH .
TV UPDATE'S
''MOVIE UPDATE.''
Carol
Humphreys
pam 1mpttSled.
"We chose butterflies to rcpraeat •
our theme. a celebrauon of life."
noied ph&lant brop1c cyclone
Thompson Owen, dunng a VIP re-
ception. ...
Was President Bush reaUy go1n1
to attend the bash. 8$ rumored?
··well, we ~nt tum an mv1taoon,"
said Willa ~n Lyon, dressed 1n a
dramatic black column fo und at
Amen Wardy's. The Lyons arc av
quaanted with the president. Barbara
Bush, who once toured era..
wood, sent a lener that was read to
the throng. ...
Thompson-Owen met singer Pat
Boone at a spnng gala in her honor.
"We became acquainted and she
anviled me tonight I'm not involved
wtth Orangcwood (yet)," Boone
said, sipping a gingerale. Boone said
has energy is into telev1S1on (he ov.ns
a locaJ cable stauon) and he ho~ to
do a show along the hnes of what
Anhur Godfrey oncx did. Boo ne
confided he has not senously begun
to housebunt m Orange County, but
he wanu to.
"We must sell our hou~ an Bever-
ly Hills first."
BHI We found local designer G1g1
Galdas 1nspccung the sh1mmcnnr
and gJmenng gJitterau for some of
his beaded dazzlers. Among the
more subtle social cyclones was Lois
Adnn. who strutted through the rc-
cej)taon an 1he 1 vory s1unner she
wore to marry her moonwalker two
and a half yea~ ago. "Thi"> 1s the
first tame I've worn 11 since the
wedding." she said
BasebaJI
Reured baseball great Doug ~ 1
ncxs won't ha'e far 10 go for a
wttkend of unwinding lrom a heav)
duty v.ttk 1n the de\Cloping busi-
ness. He and wife. Knsu. are fina1tz-
1na the purchase of a pn e) bayfront
bun~ow on Balboa Island No 1hey
won t ~II their manse up the road 10
Bcllcoun. The) 'II u.st' the Balboa pad
a' a beach house tll) me'
L.M.
Boyd
Photography wa invented by two
people at the same ume work.ing tn
different places. was the tele-
scope So was the t('lcphone
Men are better at reac11ng maix.
but women arc bcncr at giving dll'CC·
lions. Generali) Researchers who so
aver talk abou1 "~paual I.all " and
"verbal skills" and all that 1here
Do )Ou lid) up lh(' hotel room
before )'OU check out" lieventy per-
cent of the hote l guests do so. at--
cording to 1he urve) ta~cr . Main I)
I suspect. bccauM" 1hat's the be5t·wa
to find out 1f }ou"ve forgotten an}-
thang.
No1h1ng 'iO clearl) dcmonstrntl"\
the inequallt) of opponuntt}. said a
Bnush JUdgc as this; "Women ma~e
the best murderers. but men do
most of 1he k1lhng. .. -------
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Bureaucracy must ~
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for budget cuts
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By ANDREW FERGUSON
The so<alled budget summit between the White House and con-
gressional leaders lumbers along. halting every few days so the summiteers
can hint at tax increa cs and rei~erate that the federal budget has been "cut
to the bone."
The summiteers m1gh1 want take time off to do a little reading. We have
a suggestion: an article in the June issue of Washington Monthly magazine
called "How to Cut the Bureaucracy in Half," by Scott Shuger.
Shuger's article is a horror story of bureaucracy run amok. The federal
govemmen1 today employs 3.1 million civilians, sli~tly less than the
number at the climax of World War II. The crucial difference. of course.
is that today we're not at war. Even Ronald Reagan. supposedly anti·
government. finished his term with 7.5 percent more federal employees than
when he started.
What do these people do all day? Many are dedicated public servants.
But others don't do much. One employee of the General Services
Administration told huger 1hat her boss gathered the ~ff every day to read
aloud from the National Enquirer. Several spoke of mid-week golf games.
long lunches and even real estate or compuler software businesses run from
1he office. And there I!> much memo-wri11ng and meeting-attending -often
10 no d1scern1blc effect.
One key to the probkrn. •Mites Shuger. 1s "Slot Syndrome": Once a job
is created. 1t becomes impossible 10 eliminate. even after its mission Is
obsolete. Man} bureaucrats arc "lleadlcss Nails": "You can get them in.
but you can't get them out." To fire a delinquent employee requires a
detailed three-~car record of mfenor performance. Ve ry few bosses have the
1nchna11on 10 keep such a rcrnrd.
o the time-sen crs \\all for the bonanza of retirement. GS-14s (those
at the middle of the go\crnmcnt bureaucracy) earn about $65.000 a year;
w11h normal life expectanq. each wi ll earn SI m1lllon total pension benefits.
Most of the bureau rats told huger their offices' personnel could be
cul 25 percent 10 50 pcrcen1 "''h 1 little adverse impact on government
performance. Ci' 1llan gm ernmenl salaries now cost the taxpayer $85 billion
~earl) .. o "c'rc tallong about maJOr sa'~~s,., But 1s anybody in the White
Hou'e or the Congre~~ llstenmg'l 4 '
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Coast DaJJy Pilot
Today In history
Today 1s Tuesda). June 12, the
I 63rd da} of 1990. There are :?02
days left 1n the )Car.
Today's H1ghllgh1 in History:
On June 12, 1939. the N;.111onal
Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
was dedicated in Cooperstown. N. Y.
-100 years to the da) on which
Abner Doubleda) !>upposedl> tn·
vented the sport. (Most sports h1s-
tonans doubt. ho"evrr. that
Doubleday truly mvcntcd baseball.)
On th is date:
In 1665. England tn'itallcd a mu-
nicipal government in Ne,... York.
formerly the Dutch settlement of
New Amsterdam.
In 1776. Virginia's colonial lcgas·
lature became the first to adopl a
8111 of Rights.
In 1838. the Iowa Temtor) was
organized.
In t 898. Ph1ltpp1nc nationalists
declared independ~nce from Spam.
In 1937, the Soviet Union ex·
ecuted eight army leaders as a purge
under Josef tahn continued.
Jn 1963. civil rights leader Medgar I Evers was fatally shot an front of his
home in Jacksoo. M1 s.
In 1963, one of Holl ywood's c~st-
1 tiest failures. "Cleopatra." stamng
Elizabeth Ta) lor. Richan.I Burton
and Re\'. Hamson. premiered tn
New York
In 1967. 1he U.S. uprcme C'oun
s1ruck down state law" proh1bi11ng
interracial marriages.
In 197 1, Tricia N1\'.on and Edwa rd
F. Cox ,...ere married 1n a ceremony
in the Wh11e House RoSt' Garden.
In 1978. Oav1d Berkowitz was
c;en lenced to 25 years to life in
prison for each of 1hc "" "Son of
am" .44-cahbcr killings that had
lemfied Ne"' Yorkers.
In 1979. :!6-)ear-old C)chc;t Bryan
.\lien OC'" the man-powered
Gossamer Albatross acros<; the Eng-
lish Channel. .
In 1982. an ec;timated 750.000
anti-nuclear demonstra1ors filled
New York's Central Park.
In 19 6 .. oulh Africa declared a
national 'ilate of emergency, giving
virtually unhm11ed power to 'lecurity
forces and severely restricting news
covera!lc of unrc'it.
Ten -years ago: The Sen:ne passed
a bill renewing drafi registration.
Japanese Prime M1n1s1er Masayoshi
Oh1ra died in Tokyo a1 age 70.
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Orange COMt DAILY PtLOTIT~. June 12, .._
Commentaty
~U.S. losir:lQ~~---.
economic war
with Japan
DENVER -In case you're won..
dering how America is doina in its
economic war with Japan, tbe news
last week was anything but comfon-
ina.
For openers, ii was hardly aood
news that U.S. automakers IOlt more
market share to the Japanese ie
May. Auto sales by Amenca'1 Bia
Three fell apin, while those of our
competitors across the Pacific
gained. •
Detroit's major car-makers lost
3. 7 percent market share from a year
ago. to 69.1 percent.
Meanwhile. Toyota. Honda and
Nissan all gained. It turns out that
thas was the "good" news. Com-
pared to the really bad . that as.
Httachi. a maJor Japanese elcc-
tronacs firm. dropped a huge dirt
clod into our computer punchbowl ,
To the surpnsc of most everybody
Hitachi announced ii had develo~
a working prototype memory chip
that can store more th<&n 64 m illion
bits of info rmation. As far as com-
puters are concerned . this was major
NEA, censorship quarrel:
stuff. a me~·breakthrough. Most
experts predicted that kind of chip
wouldn't ~ made before 1995. ·
The chip contained 140 mill ion
electronic devices, built with circuits
the wtdtb of a human hair on a
surface about the size of yout
thumbnail. The significance 1s that
the mega-chip may allow develop-
ment of desktop supercomputers. h
will make it easier for computers to
store voice and detailed graphics.
Debate issues lack focus
WASHI NGTON -The ongoing
quarrel over the role of 1he Nati onal
Endow:nenl for the <\rts suffers. as
so man\ quarrels do. from a lack of
focus. fh1s 1s sometimes the doing
of the ignorant. somet1mrs 1he doing
of polemical opportunists. These last
would havr us believe thal those
Americans 'Aho ha\C been alarmed
by a few exce'ISC'i of the EA 1n lhe
recent past arC' cl') p10-fasc1sts who
favor a grneral ctnsorsh1p.
Anthony Lew1'i of The New York
Times 1s not 1gnoran1. and therefore
must be sci down as bcha' ing op-
portun1st1call). The 1echniqur is
lu>af): One as'\oc1ate!> the opposing
argumenl "1th un-.c1.·ml y people. As
in. "The other side:. wh1t·h one might
call the fascist side. favor'i ..... Con-
sider. for instance. the mattl'r of the
photographs b~ -\ndres Serrano.
You "'II rememhcr 1he cruc1fi , im-
mersed 1n 1he unnc of the art1 t.
photographed "'1th 1he caption "P1!>s
C'hnst''?
Now I think 11 1.•n1ireh candid 10
53) that then: I\ a conimunll) of
people 1n .\menca. among "hom
Mr. Lewis '" rnml'ortablc. 'Aho arc
quite 1 mpl ~ unoffrnded b) such a
pho1ograph. F-or one thing. 1hey
think of Chnsl. 1f n~.-r the) do. as a
distracting historical superstition re-
sponsible for all 'iorts of human
m1sbehav1or 1nclud1ng "'ars and per-
ecut1ons; and 1f <.ome arttsl "ants
to express his feeling about Christ -
and about Chris1 ian11~. dcnva11vcly
- by uri nating on a crucdi\'. on it
and calling 11 an. "ho arl· "e to
ObJCCft
Thu'i Mr. I 1.'"'''i begins h1
co lumn. t11lcd "F1gh1 the
Ph1hst1ncs": .. -\ 'mall band of re-
hg1ouo; 1ealo1~ and right-wing pol1t1·
cal opportunist-; " trying 10 show thr
world that o\menca 1s an intolerant
Pun tan rnuntf). contemptuous of
artists ...
How I!> thal for target-bombing
those wh o believe that some1h1ng is
func11onall) ,...rong \\tth an agcnq
that begets Piss Christs. a nd
circulates pictures b> the photogra-
pher Robert Mapplethorpe that cel-
e brat c (the C\a CI wo rd)
h o m oe r o 11 c1s m and
sadomasochi sm'!
The techiiique. then, is to de-·
nouncc those who stale their obJCC-
uons and to associate them wnh a
great h1s1oncal pageant of all things
homble. Thus the Prote!>lant m1n1s-
1er Donald Wildmon. who has ob·
jected 10 some of the work of 1he •
NEA. ""'ould no doubt prefer to li ve
tn the pain of Torquemada. the
Massachuscm of Couon Mather or
the Soviet U ni on of Stalin."
Sometimes 11 1~ painful 10 be
made to think. but at the risk ol
1nn1ct1ng cruel and unu.,ual punish·
ml·nt on Mr. Lev."· one nl.'cds to
lead him. ealml). through a chi ld'<,
garden of S) llog1">m'>
-( ensor)h1p. ol a gl·nem· kind.
1s cxerc1o;cd e'er~ da) b) m} nad
authonttes. Tlif<: Nev. York Time'>.
which " the mm1 au1hort1atl\c
new<,papcr 1n thl' lUUnlf). ncru<.1.·<,
a tx:nevok.111 ccn}orshtP b>~lor Ill·
stance. declining_ 10 publt<,h p1l'tun.·s
of the Mapplethorpe pho1us under
d1scu!>!>1on. In dcd1ning to do 1h1s. 11
can tx· denounced for eAcrc1"ng
narro" ccnsor'>h1p. or 11 can be
pra1'>ed for ewm'iing good Judg-
ment
-If the "ord "censor'ih1p" 1'i
appropnatel) used 10 de<;epbc n re-
fusal to back a particular e\h1h11.
then 11 1s also appropriatcl~ used 10
descnhc the H'r\ at·t of selt'ctlon
For in~tance: Lasi Ck iohcr 1he Eo\
first pulled back from. and then
reinstated. ll'I funding of somc1h1ng
called "W11n es!>c'>: ·\gatnsl Our Van-
ishmg" (an e\h1b111on of o\IDS·re-
lated painting'> and photographs)
When the agcnn dn 1ded 10 re\ erse
itself and renew 11' backing, 11 dad 'iO
wath one quallfic:H1on. It de<:llned to
supply the mone) tn pay for the
accompanying ·catalog 1hat was de·
signed 10 go w11h th1.• -\ID c'th1b 11
\#Imam F.
Buckl~y Jr.
In this annmg of the computer
ballgame. we're barely playing. if at
all. Two U.S. projects seem lost in
the weeds somewhere beyond let\
field. One. Sematech, lost its boss
with the death o f computer genius
. Robert E. Noyce. He co-an vented
the chip 30 )Cars ago. The other
prOJCCI. a consortium called U.S.
Memones, collapsed late last year.
Hitachi's coup 1<; a huge up an the
Japan bJd to become world supcr-
The catalog was an e).plos1on of chips leader m the '90s. Of course
ant1-Chns11an odium lthe Catholic H1tach1 faces a ballle royal With
Church 1'i a "house of walking other Japanese compan1e to see
s"ast1ka,") Thal catalog wa\ who leads the pack. But the struggle
.. cCn!>ored" h) the NI:..\. "'c arr free 'will be purely intramural. minus
then 10 'kl). . . compe1111on
-But 1n that l·a~c. ct:nsor\h1p How the might) ha\e fallen.
goes on at a fe,emh pace. g"en the Amenca m"ented the chip, became
d1'\Crcpann lx't"een 1he number of world leader an the tcchnolog) when
appltcat1on\ lor --:E.\ mone~ and the the '>tandard chip was 64 k1lob1t5.
mone\ a\(s1lablc t-or e'er\ dollar of stonng 64,000 bits of tnform1ll1on.
the S i70 million <.(X'nl b) ·the NF.A. Japan fought back "1th a 256-k1lob1t
one assume\ 1ha1 an appltcat1on for chap. By the late l 980s. when one-
S:! or $3 "a" turned <lo" n On ,....hat megabit chip~ had become common.
grounds'> \\-ell ma' he the pcl'r co m-Japan conlrolkd 80 percent of the
nuuce didn't th.rnk llun other ptio-markeJ.
tographer \\a'i a" "good .. as Map-One more bi t ofne"' Trom Ta~n_
plc1horpe l ''"&"hat cnten a'l \\ell. dc~n·es men11on. although hardly
er ... the compos11wn "a~n·1 as good. the caliber of the previous two. Now
nor 1h1.· ligh11 ng. nor the subJrCt 1ha1 the Japanese have cornered the
matter as 1nt1.·re<.lang market on almost C\er)thing from
\\ ntcs Mr Le" l'i "The l n11cs of cars and computers to tee I and
the NE.\. "hen the' "an1 10 sound dollars. the) have decided to enter-
rea.,onablc. <w.'l) 1ha1 after all 11 is the "Lo' c Boat Wars ... so to speak.
onl) a que'it1on of making 'url' that I'm sure the fictional "Love Boat"
go' ernmen1 mone~ dl)('S not go for . ~kipper. Capt tubing. never 1~
obJec11onahle an But 1ha1 argument agined a ship as big as the Crystal
begs thl' n:JI qut·s11on \\ho de-Harmon~. Jn pan ·s entt) in the com·
c1de''" ~t1t1on.
But 1ha1 1<;n 't th1.· mo\t mtcr~tmg It ha5 tx·cn de~nbed 11 u
que!>t1on. fhe rl·al 4ue!>t1on is. Who-\\C1gh1ng in al 4QAOO tons and eosl-
cHr doc' d1.·c1de. nnd somchod)' 1ng S.200 million. fhe luxurious v~·
must -" ,...hat 1\su1.''i trom 1ha1 sci includes a casino designed by
dec1smn \Oml·thing 1ha1 Lntll.'<. can Caesar's Palace. \\Ith 75 slot ma-
Lall censor,h1p • ( cn~or!>h1p. u~d m chines and 'iC\Cn hlackJa k tables.
this "'a). g<>e'> on c' Cl') da'. in l'' Cr) tnce 11 takes a long ume to build
wa\. in a fret· 'oc1ct\ -and should. '>hips. 1t ma~ take the Japanese a fe"
William F. Bu£'kley Jr. is a Wa1b· years before they rule !hr SC\C n seas.
IDgtoa-0.C. based columalst for lb~ Meanwhile. back home in the
Oraag~ Coast Daily Pilot. good old · I\. all c;cemed quietly
complacc.-nt '" usual a'> far as efforts
are concerned to If) to keep -\menca
compc11t1"e wath Japan. The Wall
Support grows for tough
pollution Counter offensive
. trect Journal \31d the adm1n1~
tr:rnon's interest 1n battling Japan
for the h1gh-dcfini11on TV mar\>et
had Y-aned after heat~d enthusiasm
1n 1he spnng of · 9.
NEW YORK -Four 1n fl\e
8-y G-a-r-ry_T_r_u_d_e_a_u--1---i1l"i'A'l'""'tt"1rca,.,1m1sr-1:sa~y-po1lu 11011 thrtatcm
the quality of their lives, and most
favor a tough coun1eroffens1ve that
would outlaw disposable diapers
and cancer-causing pestac1des. a poll
has found.
t1nu tng high le' cl of concern ah<'>ul
the eA¥-ti"&Amenl. Th · 1A-Ulu&:-tC·
spondents saad an11-pollu11on la""
are K>O weak. and about a:. man)
gave local. state and federal go' ern-
ment negative marks for prolel.'ttng
the environment.
ban on loam plast1 containers such
as the on~ ugd an fast-food res-
taurant!>
HDTV apparcntl) ha!> become a
dirt) \A.Ord 1n Washington. The Bush
admm1s1rat1on is bemg tight-fi sted
about commercial hlgh-tech such ~
HDTV. Onl> Zenith Electronics and
some smaller firms want to com·
pctc hut arc finding monc.) Kf\rtt.
The Wh11e Houscftels commerCLal
technology hould get no govern-
ment help. If such eompan1e are
unable to compete. the government
could care le
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Respondents to the national
Media General· ssociated Press
survey fa vored an arra) ·of tough
new restriction , including bans on
foam plastic fast-food containers
and e~cessive pac~agmg of con·
sumer product •
Of those wh o live m neigh·
borhoods where recycling is not
mandatoey, nine 1n 10 said they
wo uld suppon such a rule. And
nearly seven 1n 10 supported crea-
tion of an elected tatew1de post to
enforce envaronment•I law.
The notion of a uue cnv1ronmen·
tal sheriff will come ~fore Cali·
fom ia voten in Novcm~r in a
referendum dubbed "811 O r,ten."
Other steps 1n that measure also
won wide backll\a 1n tM national
MG·AP SUl'\le •
For exams.Mc. the Cahfomia act
would ban 19 widely uied pntu:idcs
that cause cancer in laborat~
animals: uch a move was fnored
by 70 percent 1n the survey, "even if
the risk to humans 1s very shpt:•
"BtJ Green" calls for 1 fee on 011
shippina to fund spell prevcation
and cleanup. 1n the poll 80 paunt
su~cd ~h an cffon. ~en af ii
raatcd oil prim .cparak ptOpOIA.I
'8 C'ahfom1a would ratnct wood-
cutu,. 1n old fottSt : 1n \ht poll, 61
p!lft:tftt bkktd a bin on tueh
Ji111bmn1. : ~ll. tM sun-ey found a ~
Those numbers were esscnttnll)
unchanged from a poll a year ago
thet asked the same questions. fhe
new survey, conducted by te lephone
May 11 -20 among a random sample
of 1.143 aduhs. had a J-po1nt
marian of error.
trong support also continued for
~ir pollution measure that have
been suggested In C'altforn1a. includ-
ing strict emission control on power
plants and ban~ on houSthold aero·
sol products. charcoal hJhter fluid
and non-radial tires. which rclea~
rubber anto the air.
O ptimism for the future was re-
strained: just one-third of respon·
dents c:xpcctcd pollution to decrease
dunna the next 10 r.ears. whale 44
percent said 1t v.ould increase. The
mt ellpcctcd little t hangc.
ToJdc waste d1 po511 ~anaaned the
lttltCSl pnOnty. Wtth 6.S percent
sayina it required "u~nt aovcm-
ment act1nn no ~attcr what the
COM.·· The rrlated matter of dnnkma waw poHutton aot the nc't h1ahest
~ty.
'"" poll found strOl'\8 u~ for
traah-rcduction measures that
prQp081All IA)' COUid eatC. SftSSUl'C on ma f landfill . mOf11 lhOIC
muhl:
• ~ty~t pttttnt favored
"mtricllOM on product PKUa• na to~~:· • Eiell~r pcrttnt fa~ortd a
• venty-onc percent supported
a ban on disposable diapen.
The poll also fo und some part1c1-
pat1on m the ethical shoppani mo~c
ment. While a strong ma)Onty said
thev make purchases "mainly on the
basis of pnce a nd quality." 19 per-
cent said they con ider the manufac-
turer' l'C<'Ord on the environment.
Ethical hopp1og was particularly
supported b) thOS<' with post·
graduate educations -30 percent
-and those who called themselves
liberals, wtth 27 perrent part1ci·
pating. mortg conservatives, 15
percent part1c1patcd.
Richard . hmalensce. of the
Prcs1denfs Council of EC'onomlt
Advisers. told the Journal; "There'
no divine nah1 of U .. leadership
that says our compani~s will alwa}s
b( market leaders." Which 1<>unds
to me lt\>e the tt0nom1c war 11 O\'ef
and Amcnca lo t
I m" l "-Ondcr at wl\at COii to us
in 1he )'cars to come. ,,... LHHy II ,,_..,...._,
wrllel' ,., lk 0raap C.U. 0..,
Pf#t
Wtt.n Writin1 to ttM 0ra,.. C.O.t Dny rilet ...
The Ore>nQe Coost Doily Pitot encouroges c0tre~• fr°"' our
reoders We request letteu b@ kept to oppro1orno1ety 300 w0tds A.try
cbrrespondencs s•gn.f•contly loog6f, 1hon ~00 w0tds will b@ ponttd ot OUf
d1me1t<>'I os o Community ComfMntory, 'Guest COf'l\fMntOry Of Edttoriat
Response.
Community commenl0t1es ore reS9f'ved for issues pertinent to cttiet
ond 1owns along th Oronge Coqst Guest commentortes mov perto1n to ,
ony pvLltc issue. Ed110t1ol response' ore t ft«vtd for rebuttals to edlt0taol
pos.tl("M of he Ore>nQe C00t1 Dony Not.
ltll rs cons•9ered to be libelous or 1ri bod toste w1I not be printed •
Wri•ers ore l1m1ted to IOUr ~ubm1s"ons e month AH corre.pondenc•
mu t bo signed ond include t w,,,.,., oddfeu ond tt6ephocie ~ fof •
v r1f.co1ton purpose\, .. ,
letten should be odd< Sled 10 the Ofonve C.. ~Not. 330
W. Boy St • Cosio M so CA. 92626 Attention l9tteu to .._ Editor
Wnttrs with queS1101u ore l.lfgod to coll the Doily Pilot ot 17 141 642.43~ l,
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Council rejects reque ts r new
stop signs on ~alboa Peninsula
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NEWPORT BEACH -Six new
c-0ntroversial stop sians will not be
ldded on Balboa Bou~vard, but the
crosswalks on the boulevard will all
be restripcd to improve visibility
and lonaevity, the City Council de-
cided Monday niaht.
Tbc council made lhe 5-2 vote,
with Mayor Ruthelyn Plummer and
Councilman Phil Sansone opposed,
af\eT about an hour of debate be·
tween residents opposed to the stop
Slgns and those who pleaded for
them as a way to slow traffic on the
busy boulevard.
A committee of homepwner group
representatives. headed by Plum-
mer, had recommended the counciJ
instaJI six new stop signs on Balboa
Boulevard on a six-month trial
basis. Tbe comminee also 11~ the city restripe the crosswal~tb
lonter·wtina and more visible
plastic tape.
Representatives of the home-
owners groups, strongly supponed
by Plummer, fell the stop sians· w~
the only way to slow down traffic on
the boulevard. They argued that
motorists speed along the road,
which has a 2S mph speed limit, up
to 3S mph or faster and don't even
stop at crosswalks to allow ped-
estrians to cross.
Plummer said the city had an
obligation to do something to help
the residents along the boulevard.
"The residents have been asking for
some kind of relief for the last two
years," Plummer said.
But other Peninsula residents and
city staff, including Rich Ed-
monston. citv traffic eniiineer. and
Police Chief Atb Campbell, 'Were
opposed to the stoJ> llp idea. uyi~
the sto~ wou&d caute more uaffiC
conpstJon, noise and air POilution
on the busy boulevard, which is a
four-lane divided hiahway.
The city staff arsued that some
parts of the boulevard cany 30,000
cars a day, and makina eacb car 110p
14 times between the Balboa Pier
and West Coast Hiahway would
mean an increase in viola.lions and
problems.
The roughly 20 Peninsula resi-
dents who spoke to the co'-'ncil
Monday night were perfectly split on
the issue.
While residents like ·Rick Rich-
ardson argued stop signs will hart the
"drag races" he observes on the
Peninsula daily. other residents told
the council the signs will simply
hinder traffic flow and advised the
city 10 lil1ea to iu own ttaft' mem-
ben wbo are apena in uamc .
Some mldeots allo Mid illClaled
DOlice enforcement of die lpeed
limit would be mort e&ctive jn
llowina mocori•ts &han tbc stop
sips.
.. It's good auys vs. IOOd pays."
Councilwoman Jean Wan said an a
troubled tone after the heated de-
t>.te.
But most of the council decided
the stop sips weren't worth the risk
and that makina the cro&Swalks more visible may be the best solu-
tion.
"The only comment I'll make it
they supported my rccommen-
dat1onz" Police Chief Campbell said
after tne vote.
The council also qreed to review
the situation in six months.
Two sentenced far racial slaying Bush spokesman
says b~dget talks
Involve taxes NEW YORK -Two 19-year-old
wh ite men on Monday were dealt
the longest possible prison terms for
the mob-~a11ng and death of a
)'Ouog black man who had come to
1heir neighborhood 10 buy a car.
Justice Thaddeus Owens handed
down the sentences afler a pros-
ecutor called the sla} ing
.. Neanderthal-l} pe behavior .. by the
"'hite mob.
The Aug. :!3 shoo11ng death of 16·
\Car-old Yusuf Hawkin!> in
Brookl}n·s Bensonhurst secuon in-
t1amed racial passions in the cit)
"h 's a small jo} for m)self but a
._.real '1cto~ lor black people all
,1,er the stale," Hawkins' father.
\1ose!> "tt'"-art. \a1d after thr
~en 1enc1 ngs.
Owens sentenn·d Joseph Fama.
named b~ proSc.'cutors as the tng-
Kerman. 10 32 and 1v.o-lh1rds )Cars w hfe 1n pnson. He"' as con' 1cted of
Sl'Co nd-degree murder. not. un-
lawful 1mpn,onml'nt. "capons po,.
.. e., ion and tllher lrlffil.'')
Defen e law~t.'r Da' 1d DePt.>tns
THEATER
From A 1
f hl· b11JrJ h"Pt°' Ill ffil"l l lhl• 1U I J.
r.11 .. in~ gP.11 h\'lor1: thl' lir .. 1 l\lrt.11n
•'' •l"' lll' Ill ( )\ tnb.,•t
I h .. · pr,11 .. d .1 ~,, ., .. ·,11 \11mm un 1
'\ tht•atl.'r und..-r lt1n,trul 11un un thl·
l c I J"ll'I' JI th .. ·< .11llpu' Drl\r
·11trJn\.. h.1, fl.ll'I\ 1.·d II\ lund111g
11i1m th\ lll\ JnJ lUl1UllUnlJ\
I h .. · \ 1rnpu' Jon.H .. ·d th .. · ~ 1-aa .. ·
,11c 111 l°\l h.ingl" '"' th1· n~hl 10 olkr
:"ll·rf111r11.111ll'' lh\rl Jh(lut :.i 1h11ll 1•1
•hl' 11111 .. · C 11mmun1t\ .ind lJ\ ll
'tl,rm1p' ,trl· n1x·l tcJ w· 1111 thl· 1nJr-~1un 1lw n•,1 ol till 1111w
NEWPORT
From A 1
r" .. ·entl\ tx•t.•rt 14 tdl•ned
.. Thoo;e signal\ arl' cont.rolled b}
C <.1llran\:· sa id lfors1 l11awa1\, rh c
..ii'· .. on·\1te proJeU manager -..and
111 tht' heo;1 of m) ),. nov. lcdgr the~
tia' c n<H hern ch:rn~ed dunng thr ..>n)lfUCllon fX'noU ..
Had rt'-llming tx·cn rcque\led of
( altran.,'1 ~t-cording to H 1a\I\ aty.
( l} Traffic Lnginea Rich Ed·
'110n'>tOn. v. ho in Mart.h latx·lcd the
intcr~d1on ··nut dangerous." would
'K the pcrv>n making \urh a rrqUl''il.
ldmun..tnn. '11111 1n'>1'-lin~ tht.' 1n1er-
:.ec11on I\ nnl da ngerous. l la1m\ tw o
11 m1ng ad1u,1mcn1\ wen· madr 1n
\1arch, hut ,foubtt.•d 1f there had
Ileen am \1n1.\'
Thal ~;i, \t"'l'n Jcudl'nt' ago
Edmon,t11n d•11m., colhs1o n" n··
<,u h trom .. Jrl\crs not pa\log attcn·
1.on·· and 'dn'N l'rror .. \.1ean-
w h1k thl· torn-up '-c-w pun Beach
1ntcr!>l.'Cl1on of Coa't Hii(hv.a\ and
Jamboree Road hanJk<; a '1aggenng
75.000 \:dr'i a da\
said he would appeal and added that
he wasn't surprised.
Earlier. Owens handed Keith
Mondello five and one-third to I 6
years in prison. plus a $2,000 fine.
Mondello. identified as the ring-
leader. had been acquitted of murder
and mansla ughter charges. but con-
victed of riot. unlawful imprison-
ment and discrimination .
As Owens delivered Fama·s
sentence in the packed counroom.
Stewart watched intently and said:
"Yes! ..
Hawkins' mo ther, Diane .
Hawkins, put her ncad on his
shoulder and cned as she looked at
Fama.
'Tm glad the dec1s1on came out
hke ll did ... even though it won't
bQn11. m) son back:· Ms. Haw~ins
said.
While suppon ers of Hawkins·
family applauded. member of
Fama's famll) screamed in Italian
and wept.
··"lot m' son! Nol m~ son!"
shouted h01s mother. Josephine
nngin.,lh w he ralkd the Ir' inc
( l\ 1c Thcatl·r thl· nJmc ~:t'>
.. hangni .1hou1 .t )l'Jr J[W lo rl'lkl·t
th .. · comb1n .. ·J l'ffllrt\ of thl' ut\.
.. ampu., .ind u1mm11n11~ ·
l'!Jn, l\\I j (\lnlO\UOI(\ tlll'all"f
\\Cfl• tir\I ocg.un In t•rl \\hl'n thl·
\ 1t\ ·, mJ\ll'I pl.in l\J't l1r.1lll'd \lorl·
,Pl·ulil nlan, haH· hl'l'n 1r1 thl·
\\llfl..' l(lr 1-l \l'.tr\. hul ... 1.tlll'd , .. ,.
CT:tl llml"• h<.·"ILI'l' 11f Tu11d1ng and
land JlllUl\lllPn h111dl1·,
\hc111..l.in .1 llh'lllhl 1 o l 1lw tlw,lll"r
ooar<l hJ' \,llJ \hl0 l.kll1.kd tu run
liH llllil'l" IO f '1!'-.l Ill !!l"l ,J l'o>"10llllll·
'' lheaH.·1 hull! 1n In 1m·
s1~nal llOl.IJli. ·:.w e ~c. out &here
this 'morn11'ig ana"'S:i\.. nofhing wrong
~th the '>llua11on ··
··whaf'I needed 1<. a ix-m1ancnt
police patrol and a helicopter to cart
awa~ the IOJured." plead!> Bruce
Bolen. \l\ho has lived on Promontory
Poi nt 0' erloolong the Coo'• H1gh·-
wa} for I 0 ~cars He de\l ratx·' the
fateful 1ntt>rser11 on a' a ··,1augh-
1erhousc ··
From his 'antagt' point he has
seen bamcadt.'S mo' rd rcgularl}. in-
adequate llghring and confu<,ang
sign~
The (mffirh ( o 1'i beh ind o,ched·
ule un the proJt'Cl. according to
V.\ nn
:.11·s been tembl} frustrating
"orking wuh thl' Griffith (o.:· ..aid
W) nn .. The contract ha\ a penal!)
clause. but 1t"s not ha' ing an~ cf·
feet"
Mcanv.h1lc. two people .tre dead.
:!O have been iniured and. accord1ng
lo W) nn. ··1he t"ll) face'i m1lhons of
dollars 1n la"'>Ull'i and lnJUr)'
claims:·
The ci t) must also fa~ a traffic
t.>ngJneer who '\llll 1nS1SlS the IOlt"r•
section of Coast H1ghwa) and Jam-
boree Road .. 1s not dangerous."
Jim Wood's column runs S11Dd•y•
aod Tuesda s.
Fama.
A cousin of Fama shouted , "Joey! ,.,.._ ..... Joey!" She went toward Hawkins'
family but was restrained by her
relatives and court officers.
At his sentenci ng. Mondello de-
clined an offer to address the coun.
"Without Mr. Mondello. there
would not have been the death of
anyone. h was a senseless death."
said the Judge. of the trial-level state
Supreme Coun .
WASHINGTON -President
Bush's budget talks with Congress
involve taxes, his spokesman in-
dicated Monday in lowering his
guard long enou&h to suggest what
no other White liouse officiaJ had
yet publicly uttered.
Marla Lee osupl•J, Miu San Dleeo Nonfl C~,
reacts to being n•med Miu C.Hfornla at dte MIU
Callfornla P•9••nt Sund•y In San Dleeo. OIUpleJ
competed against 40 contestants for tfl• crown.
Hawkins and three friends had
gone to lknsonhurst. a primanly
while neighborhood, to look at a
used car: a mob of whites, having
been warned by Mondello's ex-girl-
fnend about .. outsiders." set upon
the black teen-a.iters.
But Marlin Fiuwater quickly
amended his remarks to erase the
taboo ''T" word.
Fi tzwater was asked at his daily
press briefing if there was si$nifi-
cancc 10 the fact that President
Bush, in a series of recent politic.al
speeches. failed to repeat his vow
against lax increases as he talked
about economic conditions.
Time may be a-changin'
in 'tWO N. D. counties
The Judge said that 1f Mondello
had felt threatened. ··All he had to
do was go home and call the oohce ...
Instead. he said. the gang
.. pur ucd Mr. Hawkins. lf they had
stayed where they we re. none of this
"ould have happened:'
Assistant D1 mct Paul Bums.
arguing for the maximum term,
called the killing .. a Neandenhal
type of behavior."
Defense auorne) tcphen Murphy
told tht.' Judge: .. I believe that the
law sh~uld me above public
op1n1on
Later. Murph~ said Mondello was
"\Cr) distraught .. over his sentence.
But, he added ... Under the circum-
stances. wtth the public outcry. I felt
a sentt.'ncc hkc that was going to be
81''en:·
With the Fama conv1c t1on. thC'
cm remained calm. But when
Mondello·s "cr<l1c1 was delivered.
ac.qullllng him of the most serious
charges. crowds of blacks hurled
rocks and bottles in Brooklyn. and
se' l.'ral reporters -black and white
-w~rc rou.1thed up.
-By Tbe Auociated Preu
J •
KOLL
··ves." Fitzwater said. "The si~
nificance is that we're involved in
tax negotiations on the hill. where
we, have agreed .... •·
When reporter s expressed
ast o n is hme nt . Fitzwa1er
backtracked.
"I mean the budget negotiations."
Fitzwater said. "Budget nego-
tiations." he repeated. "where we
have agreed not to talk publicly in
any way that would specify precon·
ditlons."
"~nd we will not do so." the
president's spokesman added.
Bush met Monday with members
of his budget ne~otaating team. led
by Budget Director Richard
Darman. •
At that meeting. wh ich Fitzwater
also attended Darman rePQncd that
··the initial meetings have gone very
well." the spokesman said.
And. whi le some members of
Congress have expressed frustrauon -
with the slow pace of the so-called
"budget summit" that began nearly
a month ago. Fitzwater said. "We
think the pace 1s sausfactory."
-By Tiie Assocl•ted Ptt,.
successfuJ ind1v1dual. h's ver)'
posuive:· Riller said .
From A 1 Ritter referred all questions about
Propen1e<> Inc. ll''ncr of the Bolsa Bolsa Chica to the Koll Co."s Rich-
Chaca land ard M. Onwei n, who was given
The release ~11d that Donald M. management responsibility for the
Koll was elected president and direc-Bolsa Chica. Ortwein couldn't be
1or of Henle> Propenies Inc. reached for comment
The press rclca!.c said Koll"s The Koll Co.'s partners tncludc
managenal respons1b1l1t1es are ub-Aetna Realty Investors, CIGNA.
1ect to the <le1c1son-making authOnt) Connecticut Retirement Funds.
CENTER. N.D. -People an this
town of about 900 are ne ve r qu11e
sure what ume ll 1s.
The map tells lht'm they are m the
Mo untain ume zone. Banks. schools
and cal> offict.'s operate on Moun-
tain time. But man} people who do
busi ness w llh companies 10
Bismarck and Mandan. about 45
miles to the outhcast. find It easier
to set their clocks on Central time.
On Tuesda). oters in Oliver and
Mer«r counlles will decide whether
they want to end the confusion and
officially sw1tch to Central 11me.
Center. in Oh\t.'r Count\, 1s about
20 miles west ol. lhe di~idang line
between the Ct.>ntral and Mountain
zones.
··our town 1<; totally in chaos.
~cause different hus1nesscs have
one llme and a lot ofwork1ng pcoplt'
ha' e another 11me:· said James
Fagerland. n fort'man at BNI ~I
Since the company goci. b~ ( l'n1ral
l!me. the clocks in Fa_8crlan<l·s hou\C
are set for Central time.
"If you're dC'ahng ~th 1tre bank.
the) 're on 'ilow (Mountain) time:·
Fagerland said. "At the time. we're
on fast (Central) time. Man) meet·
ings have been mis~d. m:tn) al>:
po1ntments, because of this stupid
ttmc sttuauon:·
Carl Goell hve' six blocks awa}
from Fagerland. but he keep<; Moun·
tain ti me. That's becau~ his in-
surance busrnes') work\ "llh ba nk
tn Oliver and Mrrcer that are on
Mountain 11me.
.. If I say. 'lefs go pla> golf .u 6 in
the morning.' I've got 10 tt.'11 }OU
what time r m talking ahout:·
Fagerland said ... , ou·H· got 10 t·on-
unually keep n in mind:·
T~e d11Tcrc nce between "fast" and
"slow" umc is confusing for many.
But not e"er)one \\ants to change il.
for Lu Husllocn, owner of Lee's
bar. the time difference means
money .
By law . bal'\ must close at I a.m.
Husfloen \ays most of his business
comes from nigh1 sh1f1 workers at
two mining companies and two
power plants near Ct.>nter.
Those businc~se'i operate on Cen·
tral time. So when the workers get
out at m1<lnigh1 they've gol two
hours to spend money in Husfloen's
bar before I a.m .. Mounuun time. If
H usflocn had to switch to Central
time, he·d lose an hour of business.
"'That hour 1s mone) at that time
of night.'. hi.' saiJ .
If the vote~ choose Central time.
1t won't be bmding on co·unt)' com-
m1ss1oners. but 1t could help per-
suade' tnem to petition the fcderal
Department of Transportin ion to
make rhe change.
Fagerland and farmt'r Wyman
heets pet111oned the Oliver board
to pul the ume change 10 a vote. He
s:ud rhc rnmm1ss1uncrs arc unlikely
to seek the change 1f onl) one of the
two counties approves Central time.
The 11me iones wtre created by
railroad\ before North Dakota be·
came a state. The dl\'1s1on between
Central and Mouma1n lime runs
close to the M1~soun River. Most of
the area '\OUlh and west of the river
-about one quancr of the state -
1s on Mountain time.
omc people think all of North
Dakota sho uld switch 10 Central
time.
-BJ• Tbe Associated Prns
of Henle) Propcnics. Copley Real Estate Advisors. the
Richard M Ort .... cin. pre!>idcn t of lrvtne Co .. John Hancock Mutual
the Southern Cahfom1a di,11soo of Life Insurance Co.. Teachers In·
Koll. will be responsible for Henl suran ce and Ann ui t y a nd
Properties' &Isa Chica ·p;a1eea.·~~· We}erhaeuser Mongage Co.
cording to the ncw'i rekU..' • '"· In J 967, Koll ini11a1ed reportedly
LA man finds bullet lodged
In head while combing hair
A a~nal Landmark Co. official. ··the first Sou them California joint
v.ho didn't wanl to be 1dent1fied. venture involving a real estate de-LO ANGELES · .\ Los .\ngele~
said the Koll Co. in effect 1s replac-vcloper and a financial firm when, man was combin~ his hair Monday
1ng 1gnal .is the managc:r of real Aetna became a partner in the de-when he made a 'tartling discover)
estate in thl' Bol-,a Chica. one of the velopment of Airport Business about the pain he: was c~pcnenc1ng
last large and most valuable un-Center near John Wa} ne Airport in on his scalp -a bullet had been
developed coastal prop<.·nties 1n Orange County. lodsed for hours a hove his forehead.
Southern California. The Koll-Ae tna pannership de-pohce said.
Norma tr Riner. Henk)\ d1roctor velo~d Koll Center. Newpon, Le Paramedics called at J:50 p.m. to1
of publtc relations in New Hamp-Mend1en Hotel aod several res-the 34. ear-old man's home at 680
shire. said the selection of Ko ll taurants. In 1981. the partners broke s. San ~edro 1. took him to Manrn· bnn~ a first cl~s.s "management 8f'O!-Jnd on the SI billion Koll ~enter Luther King Jr -Drew M<'dical t~,m to Bolsa ( htt"a. Irvine. Th~ prOJCCl, on ~th sides of Center, said Sgt. Steve Richards of
The v1 um \\as li~ted in good
cond111on "I k 0 !> gwng lo walk out
of lhe hospital ton1sht," the sergeant
~1d on ;\1onda~ .. <\s soon as they
pull ll OU\, hc·s wal~ing.'·
The slu~ had lodgL·d "dead center··
about.an inch abo~c the spot where
the man's forehead and hairline
meet. RKharJ s added.
The.· 'ic11m. who told police he
had been dnnkang. apparently was
"'oundecl about 8:30 unday night as
hc.· was walking 1n the area of S2nd
··1 rt'all\ dl1n't lo..nov. v.hat murc
can be done:· \<Hd F-dmonc;1on.
bru~h1ng off suggc<.11ons of ad-
d1t1onal lighting. temporal) warning
signals and another rc .. 1c\.\ of th~ ===--==========--~'ffii'lnt' ;ri<'"K,o""llllm)m1r-s..,a~h"'1::_gbl) ~ucccssful the San Diego Fr~way, 1s scheduled the LAPD"s Ne"ton tnuon. ,_ _______________ ::::::;:;:________ company and he 1<; a~trcmel to bc-complw:d.ln-1922.._ ~----T~waU«-<t mto-the-hos.p1&~I
"under his own power" to receive
treatment for the wound. which had
not bled al all. Richard" said.
treel and Central Avenue. Richards
said. He ttlt 'iumething. which-h
assumed to he a small rock. trike
his head.
HOl 'R\ Of",'n l!J.6. Thur' 1111 7,
f lo-.cd Ciunda)
i .
Have a Happy
Father's Day with
Rcyn Spopner Shirts.
Shorts. Trunk and
Accessorie .
Westcliff Plaza
17th. & ln ·inc Ave.
cwpon Beach
645-0792
HUD
From A t
papcr\
But the council ha(-~l·<l awa} from
the new p0lic> when 11 received
\\Ord from Hl lYs Lo\ Angeles of-
fice 1ha1 the poltc~ mrght con01ct
w11h fed(·rnl an11-d1 n1m1 na11on
In""· Council members "Ol<:d 3-2 in
Seplembcr to mnkt the policy vol-
untary -cf'f'cc11vcl) k11l1ng 11 -
"' 11h BulTn joining :l new. maJont~
including counc1l\l\Omt n Sand)
Gcni'i and i aJ) Hornbuckle. Am-
burgc.') and Gl::tlgow. 11rgued the pol-
ic:. 'ihduld be kept in effect pending
3 ruling from H\ 'D.
I n'il month. tllctcounc1I rescinded
1hc pohc). replacing 1t with a d1rec-
' 1\~· that OIJOn1zat1ons receivin&
bl ock grant money •11mply comply
w 1lh an rcdcral laws
LaM Thursday. however, the letter
from Kcaung appeared to vindic<llC
·~ polr(') Kca11ng roncludcd in llis letter
that ttlt' cit> 's pohc> as or11inally
wrillen d1d 001 VIO)atC the U.~.
Con titution or other federal law.
mburtc) and GlaJIOw immcda·
atcl> announced that they would
supp0n reinstatement of the policy
adopttd in u1uS1. Homb\>C"kk and
~n it said ah(-y would not.
Buff• wnhheld Judtmtnt sa)ina
he was sull troubled by some of tht'
legal language 1n Keating's opinion.
One issue. he aid. 1s Keating's
reference to the Immigration and
Control Act of I Q86. under which
rven 1m m1gran ts granted legal status
under lhe amnesly program arc in·
eligible for certain govcmmt'nt pro-
grams. inC'ludin& block grants.
"If this applies even to legal
alien'>. that'c; :i far bigger nut to crack
than w(''d originall y suppo ed." he
sa id
Kemp"s reacuon to Kcaung's rul·
11l8 indicated he had not reviewed
the pohc~ and was not prepared to
approve It.
Buffa !klid he had not heard from
c11her Kemp or Cox Monday.
"I'm goin~ to ha \e to get in touch
wtth H UD 1n the morning and find
out what"$ going on." he s.tid.
Other C'ounc1l mem~rs lllso said
they had he3rd nothing about the
po hey.
"I don't know that this means
thcrt's any bia problem with it,''
G lasaow said. "We'll just have to
wait and see."
Opponents of the pohcy reacted
favorably to the ne.., anrway.
'Tm &lad the sttrctary s decided
lO l'C't'iCW tht policy." (J(l\iS said. "I
don't thmk v.e net<! th11 in Co ta
Mesa. It brinas out the worst in
people. I a~~ Ktm p has dttidcd he
doesn't want to see all alien 1n
Costa Meu brandtd with 1 baa red . .\. .. ''
"I saw 11 myself. It was kind of a
phenomenon. Evcrybod} in the hos-
pital was talking about 11." Richards
said. Police will keep the medium-
caliber bullet for evidence once doc-
tors remove it from the man's head.
He reached up 10 the painful area
bul didn't notice the protruding
bullet. Richard!> said. The man
couldn't figu re ou~hat had hit him.
so he continued \i.allci ng home and
wen' to bed.
-By City Ne•• Service
Marine commits suicide .
In front of cathedral altar
SAN DIEGO -A Marine Corps
~raeant killed himself Monday 1n
front of the altar at a Catholic
church, promptana an evacuation of
nearby Catholic Charities offices
where his estranged wife works. of·
ficials said. S,t. Ralph 8. Villasenor, 30, an
I I ·Yeat Marine Corps veteran. b9r·
ncaded h·~self in St. Joseph's ·c~. \bcdral a u\ 9:30 a.m. He shot
himself w; a l 2-puge shotaun •
sbon while later an the presence of
a police offi~r and ~ civilian ride·
aloq eccompan)1n1 tht offictr, said
pOlice 5st Ja_ck Lilly. .. Don't do that!" Officer Maria
Silveira shouted 10 Villawnor IS he
pulled tbf lf111Cr, UDy l&id.
Vallatenor. an uuult amphibian crewma• 11 Camp Pendk\on with
the 3rd Auault Amphibian ••· •
talion. First Manne 1)1v1s1on, was
o n annual leave. s11d base
spokeswoman Cpl. Lynda Mac-
Tavish.
Paramedics took Villasenor from
the dow~town San Dieso cathedral
to U-C San Dteto Mechcal C~nter.
where h~ was prono unced d~d 1>" arrival.
Nothan1 Wis found at the ~ne to
· indicate Vill~!enor's rtason for kill·
il\j himtclf. but Lllly sud lhe
Manne ha.d been havi"I problems
with his ntra~ 9-'ift. She worb
(gr Cathohc Cbantics, loc.a\ed
around tM comer from the church.
Villasenor had • kno•ledir of
aploaavcs. causint authorities 10
evacuate the thrtt•ttory cbarhia of. re« buildina when two P.KbP
I ~ dtlivm'd there IO hi• .... __., n. A1•1eta...r ,,,_
Doi.Jg las,
~olyfield
in works
AFLOAT IN LAS VEGAS!....
While Nevadans hasten for high
around (it's amaz.ina what one inch
of rain can do in the desen), Steve
Wynn's own flash flood continues to
roar through the world of boxing
and aaming.
Wynn, operator of the $630
million, 3 ()()().room Miraac. the
strip hotei-casino located next door
to Caesan Palace -and taking
more tha n a white tiger's share of
this town's business - is plan ning
to stage a heavyweight cham-~ionship bout between James
Buster) Douglas and contender
vander Holyfield on Sept. 20.
It will cost Wynn-532. I million
and he'll still probably make a
profit.
That's the amount he bid to win
sanction for the fight from the
World Boxing Association and
Doualas, upsc~:er of Mike Tyson.
will receive 7S per cent of the purse,
or approximately $24 million.
.. Justice has finally been served."
said Douglas, when reached at The
Mirage.
Holyfield is guaranteed 25 per
cent, or $8 million-plus.
Now aJI W ynn, Douglas, and
Holyfield have to worry about is a
June 26 breach of co ntract suit by
f Please lff T AUEY /82)
Ryan fires
no-hitter
By ERIC PRE\lllrTT
~l'rHallltll ..
OAK.LAND -Nolan R yan
already stood alone on the mound.
Now, he's even higher.
The 43-year-old right-hander
pitched his sixth no-hitter Monday
night extending his major league
record as the Texas Rangers beat the
Oakland Athletics 5-0.
Already baseball's alktime
strikeout leader. he is now the oldest
man to throw a no-hitter and the
only one to throw one with three
different teams.
fPle•se see RYAN /82)
INS IDE
• Cott• Ric• pulls off
World Cup upset/BJ.
• ••~ Blyleven pitches
An9el1 to win/BJ.
•Le n Dyk1tr•"1 htttln9
ttre•lr ends •t 2J/114.
• Bo•tln 9 /82
• DCN19ers lose/BJ
• Bullet ln bo•rd/114
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TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1990 • m ..:.
Maki wins SCGA title
· His 30-foot
birdie-putt
forces playoff
T ARZANA -Estancia Hilb
senior Austin Maki unk a »foOt
birdie putt OD the last bole of
reauJaJion to send the match into
sudden death, then overcame I an
errant tee shot on the tint extra
bole to win the CIF/Soutbem Cali-
fornia Golf Association Individual
Championships here at El
Caballero Country Oub Monday.
Maki fired a 148 with rounds of
71 and 11 to win the cham-
pionship, which coven Central
Baseball
.showcase
tonight
By RICHARD DUNN
D..ily ,..,,. ~ llfrll«
ANAHEIM -It was 1969 when
a young ri~t-handed pitcher from
Santiago High (Garden Grove) burst
onto the scene in the second annual
Kiwanis Orange County High
School All-Star baseball game.
Twenty-one years later. Bert
Blyleven will become the first in-
ductee into the North-South All-Star
Game's Hall of Fame.
Ironically, bis son, Todd Blyleven
(Villa Park), will be the stanin&
pitcher for the North tonight at 7
o'clock in the 23rd extravaganza at
La Palma Park.
AccordinJ to Bill Marshall, the
game's chairman from the Kiwanis
Club of Greater Anaheim. there will
be a Hall of Fame recipient each
year beginning with the elder
Blyleven, who has 276 career major
ltaJue victorie~ entering Monday's
assignment against the Kansas Caty
Royals.
A long list of currqtt and former
major leaguers have glayed in the
AH-Star Game, including 1976 Na-
tionaJ League Cy Young · Award-
winner Rand) Jones (Brea-Olinda).
Philadelphia's .400-hitting center
fielder Lenny Dyslctra (Garden
Grove). Montrears All-Star third
baseman T im Wallach ~University)
and veteran Scan Franc1sco catcher
Gary Carter (Sunny Hills).
Do Aase (Savanna-). Mike Witt
(Servile), Alan Bannister (Kennedy)
# .•
.......... ~~II!-"'!'!'~~ r_i'pan. Maki double bocied the
par-i'41 Sth )\o lc and then bocied
16, while Gore was puttina
totether a strina of three straiabt
birdies to take a one-stroke lead. -a:, n-n-• = M-111-.. ) JI.II-WI .. • • c• c-.... , n-rt-• Git,_ ... , n-.-111
and Southern California. His
openina round 71 helped the
Eqlea finish second in the team
championsbip with a 396 total.
Bakenfield West defended its
1989 championship, shootin& 394
as a team.
"Austin bad a great day todar,
and showed a IQt of character,·
Estancia oo-<:c>ach Chuck Pmy
said. "As for the team, we knew
we'd have to shoot under 400 to
.. .. --412
win it and we did that. We have to
take our hats off to West Hi&h."
Maki cruised through the early
round and was one under through
1 S before a double bogey put him
in the black, but he rallied to par
17 and birdie 18 for a par round.
His second round wasn't nearly as
easy.
After lcMiing Jason Gore of Han
for most of the afternoon by. fo ur
strokes, Maki's game suddenly fell
Maki rallied, however. ftllin& a
par on 17 and the dramatic birdie
on 18 to send the match to sudden
death.
On the first playoff hole. Mali
drove has tee shot long. but into
the rou&h and under a tree, while
Gore drove straight down the
middle. Maki was forced to chip
back onto the fairwa)' and was
lying two but still 150 yards from
the pin. Meanwhile Gore h.ad
managed to reach the green in
three, but had ne~rty 100 feet to
_the pin.
(Please SH MAKl/14J Austin Ma ki
Pitching school
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turns Sea hawks'
Page into winnei
Hurler passes
on pros, will
attend college
By RICHARD DUNN
o.-y ,_ Sf>ot1• wr11~·
HUNTINGT ON BEACH -He
yanks bis cap down low. lake Bob
Welch. the Oakland Athlcucs' star
pitcher who has given Duane Page
and the rest of the Ocean View High
pitchers some lips an the off-season.
Page throws a nasty split-finger.
good heat and what he calls a slurve
-a cross between a curveball and a sh.der.
He's tough upstairs. which 1s
mamly the reason why the Balti-
more Orioles decided to draft him
on the I Sth round last week.
Page. who has COflle-8 long way an
t>No years, going to p1tchin$ schools
and learning from Welch, as sched-
uJcd to patch second tonight for the
South All-Stars m the 23rd Kiwanis
Orange Count) High hoot All-tar
Game at La Palma Park at 7 pm
Page toolc an ele\ator nde ha s
junior )ear, bouncing back and fon h
from the JV to the 'ars1t~
His sophomore season. lhrov.,ng
for the frosh-soph team. he ""ent 7-0
whale his team won the Sunset
League title. JUSt as his varstt~ team
did 1n 1990.
Page was 10-1 v.ath a 1.70 ERA 10
74 annmgs pitched this season as the
Scahawks advanced to the CIF S-A
quarterfinals. losing to West C'ovana.
9-, 1n ,,me innings as Page suffered
only has second loss of the c.am-
pa1~.
He was the Plaver of the-Year an
the unset League: MVP of has team
and second team All-CIF S-A.
Page. who used to be a thrower
and as now a pitcher. owes his
success to the Ron Lefebvre hool
of Pachang.
''The) prett)-much made me.
Page said ... , O'>'-e them e' eryth1ng.
Anythan~ 1 e'er do. the) should get ..
the credit. 1 went in a throv.er, and ~
I became a patcher."
Page. whose greatest baseball
endeavors came this past pn_ni
when the Seahawlts rolled to a lQ-0
stan an the unset League. turned
down Balumore·s offer and will play
for M11>.e Ma) ne and Orange Coast
College neAt season. ·-r, e alv.a) s dttamed of pla) mg
maJor league baseball. but J had
hoped the opponunit~ v.ouJd ha' e
been better than It v.as." Page said
ofihc Onotes· finanetaJ off~ "Whtch
he chose not to reveaJ pubhcl).
and Dan Meyer (Mater Dci) alsO' o..,,.... _.....
··it reall~ d1dn.t..hua..me.." Jle.sa.Jd.
"ltr fact, I hked It because I got to
play with gu}s o n JV and 'arsuy. It
helped me to have a good
camaradene w1th pla)ers on each
.. Being drafted was JUSt great. but
then afler you get drafted and pat made appearance~ in the game. Ocean View Hlgh·s Duane P .. • "9••• to be• key eletwent
fPlease Sff AU-STARS/BJJ for die Soudl All-Stan In tonltlftt'I CountJ ......
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. Riley bids tearful farewell; .;
(Plea~ see PAGE/Bl) .... leve1.··
Mike Dunl••VJ
Lakers name Dunleavy coach
By JOHN NADEL
~ ¥otts ll'rll«
INGLEWOOD -Pat Riley bade a tearful farewell
to the Los Angeles La.kers on Monday, sayina that after
rune years and four NBA championships "there are
other things I want to do with my .
Mike Dunleavy, an assistant life." •
coach for the Milwaukee Bucks, was
named u his successor. and at age 36
becomes the second youngest head
coach in the NBA.
Riley, who was 36 when the Lakcn hired him as
bead coach on Nov. 19. 1981 , said goodbye at a packed
news conference inside the Forum.
"It's just time for me at age 45 to 111ove on," he
.
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said. "There are other things to do. There 1sn·t a n)1hing
specific I can say nght now. I had a cho1~ to make.
a decision to make. as a person.··
Accompanied by his wifr Chns. who also tea~
up. Rile) said he was· neither .. fed up .. nor .. burned out''
-JUSt ready for a change
"The last I 0 )ears have been the greatest ex-
penence of m} hfe:· he said. "It was a wonderful
decade of memorable e"<penence r ve had. Basketball
has been my life. r ve been 20 years 1n this game.
.. There are other than~ I want to do an m y hfe I
don·t want to be an old umer before I do them:· he
said.
Rile). who still has 1v.o )Cars left on has contract.
is reportedlv m hne for a broadcasting JOb Wlttl NBC.
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i.almbeer' s sllck trl ks
rforce Portlani:t change
' .
ly HOWAllO UlMAN .,. ...... _
~ PORTUND, Ore. -The dis-
Poriland Trail Blazers were '~still moan.in& Monday about BiU
J..aimbeer's pratfalls. While they did.
"Detroit's center g}oatcd.
,. His exqaeqted dives Sunday -
(as if he were hit by a sledgehammer
:·inslead of an elbow -worked per·
• fcctJy. Not only did they draw fouls.
' they threw the Blazers off their ' . same.
The effects may lin~r whcn the
•'Pistons take a 2· 1 lead into Tuesday
niaht's fourth game of the NBA
"Finals.
:· Laimbttr got thC' Trail Blazers'
. entire starting front line in f6ul
trouble" Sunday "'hen Detroit ended
...... 20-game losing strCak in Ponland
with a 12 1·106'victory.
Blazers coach Rick Adelman sa)d
his team might have to change i1s
approach to avoid Laimbecr's talent
for directing the officials' auention
to himself and drawing fouls.
Center Kevin Duckwotth, who
had fiv e fouls Sunday, might have to
play less awessivcly, a switch
La1mbeer would "-'C'lcome .
Duckwonh hQucntly showed his But Williams and Adelman didD"t
fiiutralion aod anaicr after btina blame tbe loll oa 1 ajmbea"I ...a. c:aUcd for.a (oul. ---_...wbo did w:w-wi*
.. ,.tOld Due~ ·vOu can't do it. l :J 5 to play, smikd •• me Bluen.
You can't pul your ann out He's complaints.
aoina to flop.'" Adelman said. "It probably ...... Ibey loll, -lie
The Pisto ns won Sunday without. said. "I 1ook 1remendou1 abwe. All
defensive and rcboundin& atar Den· the-fouls were fouls, period. ,
nis Rodman, who has a sprained left "The bo11om line 11 to win tbe
ankle. He said he didn't expect 10 basketball pme," be addiDd. ... ,
play much Tuesday niaht. and De-thal's taking a beating on the coun..
tro11 coach Chuck Daly said he was then that's what it takes. ... They
~·questionable:" for the pme but tried to run me over. hit me, besh
"mi&hl be pl'.Obable" by Tuesday. me uJ)5ide the head. You can'I tell
Joe Dumars. who played Sunday's me any different."
game withoul knowi04 his fa1her "I i:ncnt it being called" flopping,"
died after a long il~ness 1n Louisiana Daly said. "There's no~ many play.
I II:! hours befo~ 11 began, was tit· ers who arc willing to• st.and in 1he
pccted to play. lane and t.ake the-hit."
Portland's Buck Williams; who Some Trail Blazers expressed ad·
fouled out Sunday, called Laimbccr miration for Laimbccr's abili1y 10
"the king flopper'" and said. ''I'm call attention to contact. tfl
sure I'll play wi1h a little more "'Your lirst intention to. get angry
composure as far as my qgrcssion is not at him. it's at the referees
goes." because they missed the call,"
Bu1 , he said. "I'm not going 10 Duckworth said. "The man's out
pla y passive." there to try to win the game and
"'The offi cials have 10 be aware or whatever works. works."
what he (Laimbeer) tries to do,.. The Blazers hope !heir defense
Adelman said. "Alt he docs is flail works bcller. With Rodman hurt,
away and flop around." the Pistons became more offensive.
Sports break
ITF President thinks
younger players may
be winning too soon
IN THE BLE ACHERS
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P . .\RIS -Firs1. hl' pra1!H.'d 1hc nr"
French Oix•n chan1p1 ons. 16-ycar-old
~1 onica Sctcs and JO-\car-old .\ndrc<;
Gomc1. Tht•n. 1hc prt"l>tJcn1 of1hc Inter·
national Tt•nn1s FC'dl·r'a11on "undi:rcd "ht•thcr sornc
)oung stars arc "1nn1ng 100 01 uch too soon_
"'[ ani a ltn!c l\orried abou1 Stt•OI (iraf."' ITF
pn:s1dl'nt Ph1h ppt' < 'h;:itnl'f l>.l1d ~·l onda}. fl"ll-rrtng 10
the Frl'nch Oix-n runnl·rup "ho is ranked No. I 1n th e
\\IOfld. "B~ 20 'iht• had \\Oil C\ery1h1ng. Tht• Grand
Slan1 and tht· 01) n1p1cs in 1 Q88. Perhaps succt•ss
conit·.-. loo t·arl} fur 1ht·~· }Oung.championi..
··Thert' ha~ to bi.· a n'ik both ph) 'l11:all) and
P'~ttH1log1rall~ lu1 alt thl·~· )OU ng pl:l }t·rs."
l ha int·r n1 adt• ht\ rem:irk" aJ Roland Garros
during lht• final :Jl\,1rJ.-. {"t'T\·n1on~ On Su nda ~. Et·ua·
dor'' (lo1lll"/ up,\·1 ·\ndrl' ·\gass1 11.J. 2·b. 6--1. fJ-4,
"hilt• Wk·s t'l<::11 (°;r:1f 111 ..,,alurd :'J\ \ •l OTill'l1°S final
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· Ryauutnxkout 14"-YDU
extendina bit ~-lelpe-.! c
l ••••,.;j 10 or more in 1 pme IO 20 1 • walked two in hit S9th
shuaout.
Ryan (S-3~ 0.3 Mth ae 1.16 V. hi1 previous five 1W11, wu mat ea bi• teCOod strai&bt IW1 lltiJ1I 1bC A'• -since speodiaa I s days the disabled list. He pve up fiv
runs in five inninp last Wcdnelda
in a S-4 loss. at Texu.
Ryan s\f\ICk ovt pinch-bit~
Phelps to lead off the ninth. Ri
Henderson then arounded out
abon and Wi11ie Randolph fi
out to risht to end lhc pme.
,., • Ryan's no-hitter was lhe third lhi
Detroit....,.. JoaA.-..:t.ntn_~ ..._not~ Wtl8'11 .,._. y~'ya~ pi:'ch'!:f hts°l~ai~~ue
"8Vlft9 1111 father di• Just prior 16 Sun.a.y1 e-•· hitter earlier this_ season.
more than Sirchia plays ...
bit-part in G\N."C program
There's more lo Bits Sirchia than
meets the eye. Her name sounds as
if it belongs on the side ofa cracker
box, tfie kind that goes well with
wine and cheese. But she's nothin&
to crack aboul.
We're 1alking genuine athlete hert.
Ms. Spono. A real go-getter.
The snappy point guard made finl
team All·State. as a frC"shman mind
you, aner Golden West College won
the women's state basketball chan1·
pionship on March 3.
Then. Sirchia put her quickness
on the tennis court. playing No. 2
doubles with freshman Chris
Michaels on Cherie Kay's team.
Now, Sirchia -whose best spon
is rumored to be soft ball -is a part·
time women's basketball coach at
Edison High .
Richard
Dunn
and they weren't very successful." owe defealed Sequoias for lhc
third time in 1he season. 72·61, in
the state title ~me.
Sirchia and Michaels. starting latC
in the spring. then wtnt 10-2 in •
Orange Empire Conferen~ doubles
mate.hes before losina in the
Southern Califqmia Regionals.
"Dave S1ricklin told me 1ha1 he
had a pJ who "'as an excellent
tennis player. so J searched her ou1,"
baskc1ball co-<:oach Dave Stricklin, Kay said. "She wasn '1 sure, at fin I,
practice and game schedules neitt but as we st.areed the tennis season
season should allow Sirchia 10 con· we talked some more about it. She's
1inue coaching while p!aying for the an outstanding athlete."
Rustlers withou1 connic1. _,,... ~ , So why didn't Sirchia go out for
"'(Edison Coach Phillip Abraham) soflball if she's so good? "I was
asked· Dave if he knew of anybody thinking about soft ball, too." she
who'd be interested wh"C-ti we {GWC) said. "but they had 17 people out
scrimmaged their all-star team." there."
Sirchia said. "'Then (Stric.klin) came Oh.
Seit·<;' \ 11:1or\ \\:l'I thl· S('t"u nJ for tht· "onit•n's
lt•t'n-agr hni,!.;il.lt· ·Sl.·lt·.-.. a1 16 ~l"a rs. 'ix 1nonths. is a
~c-:ir }"(}Ungt•r 1han !:i't ~\'i•t''> v.1nnl'r . .\ranl.\a Sane·
.. t11;1\V1L·ano . ..\nJ ~.4-)t':1r-\1ltl Ji.:nnlli:r C'apnat1 lo.;110
... 5.clus 1n lht· \t'n111111..i\,,
.\!though (lontt'/ ha\ hi.·t·n :irnund for a,~hill'. lhl"
~0-~l"ar·uld '\gasst hasn·1 bt·l·n Jnd I.I'•\ ~l'ai°' Frl'nt·h
()pen \\Jnncr ~11C"hal'l (-hang. 1.'> onl~ 18.
"She's super compc1i1ivt• and a
very smart basketball player." Kay .
said ... She plays tennis the same 1
way. She has a lol of potential in
tennis and l"d like 10 S« her play
more, but I knov.· her hean·s io
basketball. 11 ~
to..rm and I said OK. Right now, rm Hawaii. SL Mary's and Cal State
j ust going 10 coach there for the FUiierton -among others-att
summer. but during the season 1 interested in Sirchia for basketball.
..
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ITF prt•.-.1drnt a ··11011\" "ht•n tht· Frt·n•hn1an cnlt·
c11t•d thl" -\n1t•n t·a1t'' nt•on-hnght tl·nn" l"lotht•s.
('hatrtl't .-.aid ht· introdurt•d l11r11~t·lf tu lht• pl;l ~l·r
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h1:·rau't' hi.: hail JU\! lo\t Roland (iarro.-.:·
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Sc" 'forl Jt't\. dt•fen s1\t" h:ick i\·lark ('olhns and
runntng hat'k Lt'l' Rouson, Nt'" York Ci1an1s: hn1·man
Ir' L;11n1an. K ansa~ ('11' C'h1cfs: dt·ICnsivl' Jint•man
7"1k11 No~;i . lk1ro11 Lil.ins: quarterback Don /\.·la-
JJ..t)\\\J. C1rl't"n Ha> r;ickl·r .. : dt•ft·nSL\l' b:i('k Tun
\lt l>nn:ild l'hlll'n1' ( arl.11nal\. and hnl'n1an Da\t'
K1rhard' '\an l )tt·~u ('har~(·rs.
Bell, Strawberry honored
NE\\' )()RK -Toron1o's Gl·orgc ~
Ht•ll, \\ho Jut .-'6-' "llh thrC',. ho mt·rs and
JI RBis. v.a., nanit•d as lht• An1t·ncan •
Ll·ague l'Ja~t·t t)( lhl· \\.\·t·k on "'1onday.
Darr~) "itra"ht·rr} of th(' Nev. York Mets v.•as lh('
:--.;a11onal Ll·agut· Pta~('r of tht' \\lt't'k. Strawbcrf) hi1
.41 7 v.11h four homl"r\ and nine RBI~ .. .\II four hon1r
run\ c:1mc-dunng thrl·c v.cc:kcnd vt('lonc<> ov!'r the
f :i,1crn 0 111\1on·l,;ad1ng P1ratl"~.
Ul'11 v.a\ 1 J.for·Z~ dunn1ot the "'eek and had 24
-By The Aaaacialed Pre11
"I've heard. 1hough. that softball
is aetually he r best sport. I talked to
(GWC sofiball coach Betsy Ward)
and v.'ejokcd about ii. I said, ·1 ·
talked to (Sirch1a) tirsl. ·She came
1-here primar.il)'-lo-play..baskctb.all.
bul v.·e heard she was a good tennis
player, so we '>''an1cd 10 gel he r:·
Sirchia. a thrce·limc All ·Sicrra
l.caJUC point guard at Diamond Bar
High. begins her coaching career thiJ
summer.
According 10 GWC women's
_....,.._,,
think I can do ii, 100." She could have gone to a four-year
She a\'era,cd 12 p0in1s per game school after her amazing freshman
for Stricklin s championship 1eam campaign, but Sirchia-who led
during the regular season. then aver· the state in assists and set a school
a$cd 18 in five playoff games. :l-poinl field goal record -det-idcd
S1rchia, a great ball-handler, who to retum for next season.
was consistently double-teamed · 0
against Merritt and Cerritos in the Golden Wcsl's bascball 1eam
-Playoffs. committed..only two turn:.._ _landed a fine prospect in David
overs in the:" playoffs. SCliUltz. [l;{anna"tligh's All-CJFref\
"Once we got 10 the quarterfinals. lie-Ider and pitcher who's plannine,
all 1he teams tried 10 double· team on being Bert Villarreal's catc her 1n
her full-court ... Stricklin said. "They 1991 .
1ried to make her tum her back. Rkbrd Dull & • Dally Pll••
They'd ha\'e three guards consanlly Spt1rl1 Writer ll'hu r919m. ·~
rotating. trying to wear her ou1 -pt•N every f"Hllfty.
Huntington's Haines tops Costa Rica
!OR Class B in LBYC event stuns Scots
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
DM)' ll'llol 90 ...... Writ..,
By BARRY WILNER Club. with Robbie Haines of Hunt-
ington Beach a1 lhe helm.
LONG BEACH _ Siio'r·seven Bunon Benjamin's Lone Star Ill. ROME -What the United St.ates
boats in seven claSS{"S bal!led eVery-Sou1hwestcrn Yacht Club, won the couldn'I manage, Costa Rica did.
thing from doldrums lo gale" force final race in the Fifties Class but The Costa Ricans, who finished
winds and rain Friday through Sun-could not save her time overall and ahead of the Americans in qualifyina
day in the Ullman-Washing1on Raa: wound up 1hird behind Mike for the World Cup, were as lightly
Week -formerly LBYC Race Campbell's Climax (LBYC) and regarded as 1he U.S. team. But in
Week. David Meginnity's Deception, Cali· their debut among the elite o(sooccr,
Originally 1he event was for !OR fomia Yacht Club. 1hey got a goal from Juan Cayauo
(ln1crna1ional Offshore Ruic) ra1ings In the one-design classes: David on a superb feed from Oaudio Jan
and was 0T13ni2cd to compel<! with Dale-Johnson's Paleface. Sou1h Bay and outstanding goalkeeping by Luis
St. Francis Yacht Club's Big Boat Yacht Racing Club. was lhe winner Conejo for a J.() victory over
Series in San FranCisco. _ in the J-3 5 class. Scotland on Monday. ~
In lhe new formal. sponsored by That was a whole lot heller than
Ull man Sails of Newpon Beach and D what the Uni1ed States did against Washing1o m In surance Co.. !here IOft·A-t Q\AfltH~•. Don Huehn, Sent• Czechoslovakia. a S· l loss that could 8•rDllrf YC, ll,75 1111, 1, J-. 11toei.-1 IC•M ,
QUO TE O F TH E DAY we~two classesoflOR.oneclassof Ct11fort111 vc. tSJ, J. l lOndltl, ~ ... Tone, have been worse. '
Fifties. One IMS (lnlernational Off-Lone a..c11 vc. "I'm very h•ffPY for Costa Rica, IOA:·&-1 8r•wura, lrvlnt LOVIN!, lllcllmoncl
R•be11 Sosa, Uruguay's 1o p offensive shore Ruic): and th.rec one-design 'l'C, 1.151 2. VlclOl'v, 1too.r1 eu111111, CHrflto which is a sma I country but has a
v.·eapon, whose 1cam has prohibi1ed 1hc players' classes, J-35. Schock·35 and &eKti 'l'C, 1•.o; J. A11to1tnc•. Mil<• woo•ffl big heart." said Coach Bora
wi\•es or girlfriends from being wi1h them during Catalina-38. L•;i;;t11~'s-1• cnm.•, M iii.• Ctm!Mll, Lave. Milu1inovic. a Yuaoslav who took
the World Cup: "When you likt football as . , Frida)''s 1wo windward-lctward 1.15, 2. OKntlon, oa ... i.s Meffll'lltv. Ca11twn1t over the squad lasl' February. He·
much as I do. abstairiinil from StX< ~i~s~n~o~tri'~a~·-~.f-~co~u~nc~s~·w~c~~nla"',l•u~e~d.!'bvh'l~i;o~h~t~w~in~d~s!-~v~c.,.;;•·'~'~' ;'·~L~-;;;;. si.,. 111· •vr•°" Sanlamln, also coached Mexico to tho qUll"-10 tlw•1!.,t11 ¥Co •to,"'c,_:-,,.--.,.----.:__-.;;;;fr,,; ~ • = prou1cm . you can overcome tliat--:----Sul. by Uie u1a1 Snhu.:u as much as YU dcgrets J ·J.t-1. Paltlatt, oawld oai.·Jor"''°"' tet~na1,.,tr19S&:-°rm-trr<Wt\1-uy •
way. what i~ se,;'!"' and resulted in several pro1esls. On $0uth •a• Yacht It.cine Club, 1s.15: 2. 1t1 ... a1. the players' cfTon. They pl.I~ very
Saturdly, lQUtheast v.•inds ocasional· Olcll. vacit11n, vo ... _, 'l'C , 15·75: J. Gr•1 welt and showed ·--1 tactical dis-SCott, Nick ~''"· LOI Aneelft vc, 11. • I' .. .. .. -ly whistled up to 35--40 knots with sCHOCK·JS--1. a1.111..-cl'P. JOl'ln C•ilP. c1p inc:.
rain squalls, and 1hc finals on Sun· .. lboe vc, 1•.1s. 2. euni.., Dick ScNT!IOI. The Americans licked their
day were marked by ~latively ~·~ ~c~~~i 11'°" a. MellNSa "''-"· wounds Monday as one of their
Berni becomes fifth Vanguard chosen
steady winds. CATALINA·.,..,. E.eaPHe, MM1t. Nollle, playen, Peter Vermcs, accuted some
In the JO R Class A, ·the winner ~v11tc. •.751 2• Ent-~, 1-i,,...-w1i.on· teammatts of quittina 111in1t was Don Hughes' Rachcl-Pu•h 42 Li..,., J.JO; i. Poi•lbMllltl. ''° D.r1lll9 Na'f'V Czcchoslovaki1. ... VC Lone a.acl'I, t .
Quintessence, wi1h Dave Ullman at IMS-I. Fofr•. C*Wll• Hawartt1, ~lflc "J thin~ . we: could have done ''.li helm: Class B was ~·on by 1.rvina Corlntrllttl vc, ll.Mli 2· cantata 11• at"ooll much better, for sure:,·· he said. "I , G#ford, ceYC. 12.ICI: l. Cwaton, ,,.._.. d , h" L 1btf ' Farr-40. R1cbmon1d Yacht itl'llltl1. sen Oltoo vc. 20.JO. on t t ink we ~yed the way thlt ' Carlson completed !he swi m·bike· The Dally Piiot Backman i5 on~ of 31 golfers
honored on the 1e!am. Criteria fo r Denny Berni . a ca1c hcr froml the squad included a minimuin 3.2
Southern alifornia Colle~e. btcame GPA on a 4.0 scale. a j unior or
. the fif\h Vanguard 10 sign or be senior acadcmically. playins in 75
· ,drafted by a major league team in percent of the school's schedule and
run in I :59.14. which was about 1wo
minu1es behind AJcata 's Mike Piag.
who was the Bud Light USTS cham-
pion in 1989.
The race was the second in 1he
series and fearured nearly I .600
competitors who sw:tm l.S ldl<r
meters. biked 40 kilometers and
1hen ran a IOK.
•-------------------------• wt cen play. Ciechollovaki9 was the better team. thefs. true. But a t the
TALLEY And 'Where does Iha! leave Tyson?
Actually, he's next door at
CaeMrs, trainin& for Saturday
night's expected walkover apins1
Henry Tillman and rc(usin& to talk
with spons writen unless they are
from Great Britain.
same time, I don'\ ihink we shoukl
lose S.1 .1 think at tome paint in the
the last week. a ,;lroke average of under 78 for 1he ,.... Bemi signed as a free agen1 wi1h SC"ason. _
, • the Boston Red Soit, and SCC Coach The political science major had a
tu · Charlie Phillips citpects him to re· 3.25 G PA lit UC! and a s1roke
pon 1he learns Class A affiliale in average of 76,4 this season. He was
.. 1 Winterhaven. Aa. Dc1aits of 1he named the An1e1Jten' Mos1 Im-
,:. contrac.t were ¥1 released. proved Player for 1990 and had a ·~·· Berni, who played two y~an at top finish of 1hird in the UC Divis
Oranae1 Coast before heading to Lnvitalional. """ sec. be11ed .392 with 10 home run,s. Bickman ltlended Bellevue Com·
, !•\ S6 RBI !i.nd a 0 .olden State Athletic rnunity Colltgc in Washinaion tfor
, ,: C.Onference-le11d1 ng 20 doubles. \ two years before 1ransferring 10 lJCI
in 1988.
;.;, Backman mak~s ,grad~ Carlson places second
UCI senior Brien ----
·' Beckman has ba n _ / I i\ndrew Orison of ~
; ,. selected as 1n All-" Irvine placed tce0nd in ~ ~America Scholar by the the men'1 division orlht
I Golf Coa:ches A.uocl11ion or Amtri· BQd Liatn Triathlon
Cl (or 1990. ICries II 'San Jote this 'A«tmd.
I l'orea duo • eam spots
''°'" 11 \ Don King. who claims 10 have ex· clusiv~ riJhls 10 Doualas.
Wynn shook up bo1dng't hcit'lehy,
by bypassina the middlemen
(prom oters Kina and Don Anam)
and was lht tart.et hc:rt Monday of
another diatribe by Kina. wbo said:
"Steve Wynn is a ren~ who
Costa· Mesa rcsidcr11 ----~ djmpects everythina. He thinks be
Jim Terrell and Hunt-4... can buy 1inyone. He 'Nlfttl ~to \
inaton Beach's C11hy ~ crawl. He ha• put •:Otte spell pn
Marino qualified for the John Johnson (Dou 11' manqt:r)."
U.S. C.noc .. nd Kayak World Holyfield, mean Ii<, can only
Cham_pionship team in take Pllcid kttp his ftnem cro•ed tl&at hit
New York on Sunda\i. chance for the heavyweia.ht title will
Both Tem:ll Ind Morino ..._tRr:_ finally lrrin._ -
mer OlymPiC T e.m members. He ba9 alrady beeia acablishcd 11s
The 1wo will comprie in 1wo 1 2·1 bdina &!vori\e over DousJas
reptllt, this weel«nd In Paris aed (Evandcr is -240 ........ it 0), de·
June 22·24 in Duilbnl, Wnt Oer· spi&e Dou&lat' nunnlna UPttt or
<N!'Y· Tyson in fo1ty0.
• •
Iron MiU is a )().I favorite and if
his co-hcadlintr on the e11rd, 41·
year-old Cieol'IC Foreman, also wins
u ex~ over JOIC Roclriauea.
pethapo Tyson's next paydoy would
be a clUn~lhe-OUdaY·mounWa bout ~OltfOl<llWI.
Then, blni~=h raiftltonnl, flllh f\oods or of amtnct
ouits, ... , yeot's Mep-f"illlt altbe
Centlll)' .-.Id_ T,_ ..Untt
tbl Doullu-..H!!IYfteld wi•-·
~hlll'"•£1 0nst~rl =..,,,, 'I f ...... C....,?: •• =....,., l 0 (J. ., .. ...
11me, some playc"n pve up, and
1hat'J not our style."
Next up for the Unit~ Sialn it
Italy, which looked dominan1
qainst a &OOd Austrian team la it•
openjna pmc. How t.d cou&d lhit
one lf\7 .
Late< M"C:r;i:ngllnd tied 1:.. lao4 l ·I ,. . . Oii the ialud of
Sordinia, wlltte coafnm11t~ be-
-..... Ind police 111 .. -
tbe doya -.. to tbe -· lut there"" no illCidenu leldiBl llP to
l:ictoll' ot duri111 the -· In Milin. a lriol foi 14 Oonnu -., .. w durtas1 -witli _potioe ... -~ _ _,_ ..
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Angels' catcher cips Royals' Davis in bottom of ninth for 3-2 win over KC
81 llCHMD DUNN ._ .... _... .....
ANAHEIM -With bis cap off
and bis jacut on, Bert Blyleven wu
tbe fint player out of the dulou\ &o
Peel . 4Dcc Parrish, who ealended
bis bamna •~ale to ei&bt pmes in
tbc sweetest way Mon<lay ni&ht.
Blylevcn's pitches a.re black, simi-
lar to the form of last year when he
spun 10 victories in a row.
And· since May I .,.tnst Balti-m~. Parrish has fo und new life in
his bat, just as he showed in this one
before 26,604 fans at Anaheim
Stadium.
Parrish ripped a bottom-of-thc-
ninth home run to straight away
center field ofT Kansas City stopper
Mark Davis, gjving the Angels a )...2
win, moving them 9'/J games behind
Oakland.
Davis had fanned Chili Davis and
Dave Winfield before Parrish de-
Major Leagues ..
livered hit 10th HR of 1990 -
allowina the ~·· &o wia for tbe 17th time in tbetr last l4 pmes.
.. rd be lyin& if I aid I wun't
look.int for the bome NO. .. Parriab
.aid ... I was a little ia between on lbe
first fastball down the middle, it IOI
by me before I could set catended.
Then he threw me another and I wu
able to see it and time .it. I felt
oonfident when it left his hand ...
There's another cause for this
AnJtls turnaround. Don Baylor is re~: be wasn't available when the
Anaels. who oecdcd a true leader in
the clubhouse and on the field. went
shopping for a power hitter. They
may have purchased the next best
thing.
Call it coincidence if you like, but
since the Winfield trade, this club
has aone fro m one end to the other.
The Angels arc 17-7 in' sames
Winfield bas staned, the first being
Mav 18.
'
..
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
~ Play., of Day
..... ..,'".... hutted •
complete gw etght·hlttet
while ~ two runs to
beat IC.nus aty.
Winfield gave the Angels a 2-1
lead in the fourth innin& when he
nailed a 1-2 ofTerina from Kansas
City sl&rtcr Tom Gordon for a two-·
No home Nn, barely clearing the
riabt field railina.
Chili Davis doubled ofT ri&bt field-
er Danny TartabuU's al<>ve with one
out before Winfield uncorked his
ei&bth four-bagger of the season. 0 The main thing about Winnie is
that be bas such a fantastic Pf'C'COCC
about him,.. Angels Manaaer Doua
Rader said. "But no matter bow
much you're thought of, you s1iJJ
,,
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Atl•nt• pitcher John Smotta recotl1 •• S•n
l'r•nclsco pitcher Scott G•rrelts throws one
high •nd tight during second Inning. C.Uh·
er Terry Kennedy caught the ball.
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T-1 l1 A-11 101
have &o lad by example and put
some numbers up thett. And much
&o David's pttK~. he's btainnina
to do just thaL"
Winfteld bas hit in lix strai&bt
pmes -six of his homen have
been with the An,els.
"I've made some adjustments the
last coupk weeks," Winfield said. •·1
. won't say what they are, but I know
what they are and it's a aood feeling
to be black on the field doina these
tbinp -it's been a while.··
So while another old-timer was
throwina a no-hitter a few hundred miles up lnterstate-S, Blylcvcn was
workina his curveball on the btack
to stifle Kansas City. Blylcvcn will
never be mistaken for Nolan Ryan .
but he certainly has Kansas Caty's
number.
"(Ryan) is known for throwing
no-bitters and rm known for getting
the job do ne." Blvleven said . "I wish
I knew why I bave such a aood ~ (3)...21) apinst them. I j..st
like pitchina 1n the bells-ks. I enjoy
eatchfof here at home and in K.anus
City. It s nothina with the playcn. I aucss I can't answer why I have
more success apinst them bcc.tusc I
throw the same apinst everybody:·
Yo u could say that Blyleven has a
prcny good history pitching apinst
Kansas City. The 39-year-old vet-
eran has more appearances (63~ and
complete games (28) vs. the Royals
than any 01be r team in the big
leagues.
"My gait i to IJVe up less hits
than innihgs pitched ." he said.
"That's the key to my success -and
staying away from the long ball."
Blyleven (6-3) has now won fi ve
in a row after posting o nly one win
in his fi rst eight stans. It was his
second route-going effort of the year.
Dykstra:s hitting streak
·ends; EXpos · sweep Phils
Lenny Dykstra. leading thl' ma1or leagues in bat-
ting. \.\1:nt ha tless in consecut ive games for the first tame
this season and had his hitting streak stopped at :n
Monday as the Montreal Ex~s
swept a doubleheader from his
Phtladclphaa Ph1ll1cs. 5-0 and 3-1.
D\•kstra \.\ent 0-for-3 "u h a
walk ag:unst Kevan Gross in the first
game and O-for-5 in the second.
popping up "llh a runner on second
to e nd the ga me. Ha a'crage dipped
from .407 to .391. and he fin ished
11cd for the founh-longcst streak in
modern Phillies' h1storv
In other National League games:
•Glues A, Braves 3: San Fr:inc1sco "o n tor the
ninth u me in 10 games as Brl'll Butler's run-~onng
double snapped a M!' en th-inning tie.
• C•bs 8, Mt ls 5: R~ ne Sandberg had fo ur hm
including a home run. and red-hot Mark Grace added
three hits a' Chicago tx·at Ne"" York for 11s founh
straight 'icton
• Pirates 8, Cardinals 7: Doug Drabek failed to
protL'Ct a !.Ix-run lead. but Jeff Kang snapped an eighth·
inning tic w11h a run-scoring single as Pittsburgh br~kc
a thrcl·-game lo~1ng streak.
In the .\ml·nca n League:
•Brewers 4, Blae Jays 1: 8111
Krueger patched 5111 hitles~ innings in
a rarl' stnn as Milwaukee broke a fi vc-
game losing ~tn:a "Ith a '1ctor) over loll! k ~""""""""'~'
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Brc"crs 1n the firist three games of the
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\\alked one a nd struck Q>JL li~~i:r
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runs in the first three games. Dan Pksac p11chcd the:
ninth. allo\.\1ng one h11. to collect his 11th sa'c "hale
ending the Blue Ja~ .; "inning strea k at four gaml''
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BO T ON Boston
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Astros' uncover game-winning Casey 'at the bat'
Candaele's hii beats Dodgers second straight night, 5-3 Schedule dangerous when )Ou're winging."
Dodger manager Tomm) Lasorda
said. 1y MICHAEL A. LUTZ
N Spotta 11/rlt•tt
HO USTON -Casey at the bat
has ta ken on new meaning for the
Houston Astros.
Casey Candaelc got the game-
winning hit for the second straight
p mc Mo nday nigh,t with a two-run
home run that ht\ed the Astros to a to their founh straight victo ry. the AT IAT Morgan ..aid he didn't make the
S-3 victory over the Los Angeles team's longest win streak of the Tue:11 Astros • S:JS ~ exact pitch he "anted to (.'andaelc.
Dodgers. season. . ON D•CK "I tned to throw a cutter inside
On Sunday, Candaelc delivered a It was the third homer of Can-,:edit:~A~t~S.JS but I didn't get ll inside enought." game-wmn~ng . triple that gavwe the daele's major leagut! career. Thu: Idle. Morgan s~ud ... H<' gets paid to hit.
Astros a 4--victor) over NL est-"Maybe they turned the air con· All 99mes on IC.ABC radio (790) It's pan of the gnme r d hkc to have
cm D1 v1S1on ICAiding Cincinnati. ditioning up higher. I don't hit too •On TV, Ch. 11. sc Sc>OrtsCl'lannel the pitch back but you hve and
"This 1s great. it's a lot of fun to many home runs," Candaelc said. learn. I don·t accept losses. I Just
be involved.' .. sa io Ca ndaele who "You could probabl) te ll b) m y whe n Ramirez fed o fT Wll h a s1ngJL bwld o n them:: · _ ---------------·--mrt playe six positions or t c w~tar Imme run fro . -to n t fielda nd was sacn flccd to 1c urra) s two-run llo me r an O range Coast Daily Pilot Astros this season. "It's pretty nice Morgan cam e into the game with second by Rach Gedman. the founh ga\C the Dodgers a 3-0
Dodg~rs Play~r of Day to come ofT the bench two nights in a string of 24.2 innings w1thout Candaele's homer gave Houston lead before Hou ton's comeback.
a row to help the team." ytelding an ea med run. the lead for good and presented the Kai Daniels walkcd pnor to Mur-
lddl• Murr•J• had two hfts With Rafael Ramirez standing on He stretched that to 27.2 innings victory to Lam Anderson (3-t ). rafs ci&hth homer of the )Car and
In four at-bats, lndudlng • second base m tbc seventh, Can-until founh innin'-when the Astros The Dodgers didn't ant1c1pate get-H ubie Brooks doubled and scored
double and two-run ho~r In daclc d rove a pitch by Mike Morgan ralhed to a 3-3 tie. highlighted by ting beat by andaelc. o~ Mike Sc1oscia's mgle for the
a 5.3 defeat. (6-S) over the right field fence to Ken Caminit1's two-run double. "He put him m there for defe nse. third run.
break a J...3 tic and lead the Astros The tic held until the seventh that just goes to show vou. )OU're The Astros ralhed an the founh on
-----------------------------------------------------------•'• Ken Caminita' two-run double and a run-sconng double b Enc ALL-STARS ''°'"". Jones. a two-tame 20-pme winner
for tbc San Diego Padres. played in
the fi rst Orange County All~ tar
Oame. Todd Blylcvcn (8·3), who has
iianed with ('al Suue Fullerton and
wa.1 drafted in the 39th round by the
Anaels last· week. will be followed in
tbc North rotation by Kent Dowd·
in& (Oranac Lutheran) a nd Chad
Phillips (Magnolia). accordin1 to
Nonh Coech hns Pascal (Ken·
Dtdy). Pac1fica's Robcn T oth was
IChtdulcd to pitch, but he si&ncd
with Kansas City aner bcint drafted. maki"-him inclaaible 10 ~a).'. Pucal s fourth pitcher is undtt1ded.
Kevin Lovinaicr (l..aauna Hills)
will uan for the South, fo lloMd by ~ .,. (Ocean Vaew}, 9ftl
lrunl• (Ei&ancia). Jeff' Halt (Foun-
tain Valley~ Dan laker (Tustin) and
Kent Donnelly (foothill).
"We doG't know how much C"aeh
will throw," South oech Dan Or .-
..
Leon {El Toro) said. t
De Lwn will be ass1s1ed by Dave
Demarest {La Quinta) and Ron
La.RufTa (Fountain Valley). Other
Orange Coast area playe rs o n the
South roster include Huntington
Beach infielder Jason Brissey, OCcan
View sho n stop Daniel Hernandez.
Westmi nster s ho rtsto p C hris
Larson. Lquna Beach's Aaron
Scheid, f.dison's Donnie Smith and
Mater Dci's Jim 8cusold and Lionel
Hastinp.
Catcher Robin Lindsey and first
baseman Ma.re Newfield -mem-
bers of Marina H1gh's ('IF S.A
champions -arc also on the South
t'Oltet. but Newfacld siancd w;th the
Scanlt Mariners over the weekend
and waU be inel'aabk to play.
The Nonh leads the all·tame ~nH. 12-10, and takes a thtte-pme
wlnn1na streak into t0ftiabt'1 coa.
test. The moat lopsided pmes came in l 977 and 1987 when the North
won. 1 l-0. on both occasions.
Oo\ll Elhon (Sunny Hillt) ud
'
Dave fdrres (Anaheim) arc the
Nonh's assistant coaches. TorTCS
was the North's head coach last year.
Pascal and Elliott wtrt' tea mmates
on the 1976 North team as Elhott,
who went to Fullerto n High, was the
p me's MVP that year, stcahng four
bases as the North deftatrd the
South, S-1. Pascal pla)'t'd for Los
Alamitos.
Parkin• a t La Palma Park 1s di(-
ficuh, so it's advised to arrive early.
Typically, the All-Star Game draws
sold..out crowds.
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the stage for Candaelc.
"They sto pped us afier thrtt
runs." Laso rda said. "Wc JUSt
couldn't scort any more."
The turning point m the game for
Los Anaeles came in the sixth inning
when Munay doubled with one out
younclf on the back. you 1h1nk
about m oney. nd 1f it's thctt. )'OU
~t youn(I( on the beck ap1n. But
,f the money's no t thctt. you kind of
act frustrated. Somettmci you Wlsh
the situation was d1f'fcrcnt."
An avtd U fan, Plar hopes to
J)ltcb for the T roJans one day. F1n t.,
be'U mike a top ac . · wtnch
won bis services O\i Cr C olden West..
Ccmtos and. of rourw. the Orioles. ··1 h~ I ,et the opponun11y (at
OCC) bk.e 1 did from ~wu)
Coach ( teve) Bamn.'' •td.
"'
lddl• Murr•J
and Bropks walked
1oscla flew out to the wam1n1
track to center fielder En c Ycld.ing,
who ran far to his into nght field to
catch the ball. 0
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"When l saw 1n the paper l.bM
Mayne was comina black. 11 ~
fled my decision:· Plat. clock~ between 14 and 90
mph on the radar and j up 1uo1 Ultd
by 9CO\lts.. is workina on a cbuee-
up •
"There's nothi n& better than ~
iRJ a hitter set frustratied, .. ""
aaad. ·•1 lake to ICC him throw b11
helmet 1a.ftef in the d..,_.L"
From devator man to limousane
dn.-er, .... i.J bei.na dllufhred
into the top ran.ks ol paldai .. nc Soutb Au..sw. .._,,. 1011 10
the Nonh three ya11 in 1 mw .....
will anempc &o help-. J11111 .-
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AMIEltlCAN LIE.AGUIE
Mev IS 1.,73 Cehlorn11 11 Ke nlts Cllv, l ·O
Jul'f IS. 1973, Cehfornle , e l Dt tro11 6·0
S.01 2'. 1974. Cehlorn11 ... , Mlnntsole 4·0
June 1, 197S, Celllornle, "'' Bettlmore, 1·0
June 11, 1990, Tun et Oakleno, S·O
NATIONAL LEAGUE
S.ol 26. 1981, Hou\fon "' LO\ Anoei.l. S·O
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Mor .. n ollched to 2 t>etlert Ill the Ith.
Pl-()edmen.
U!T¥11ret-Home. ltellford, Flrt t, Monteeue.
S«otld. Wlfflem•; Tllll'd, McSllerrv T-2~ "A-lS,fM.
AL Al·Stllr .--
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AIO<'ller, Clt¥Nnd, 1'5,404. >. Tonv Pena,
Botton, 150,711. 4, Certton Fltlt, Clllc-oo.
140,703, 5, Pel Bcwders. Toronto, fl,m . 6, Lenee
Perrill\, Cellfor11la, 13.50S. 7, 8oo loont. Kensa1
City, 5f,216. I , GlllO Petrenl, Texet. SJ,4>4. l'lnt ....
1. Merk McGwtre, 0.klend,<313.165. 2, Don
Melllnglv, New York, m ,4M. ), Cecil Fltldtf,
Detroit, 1'3,311. 4, Fred Mc:Grlff, Toronto.
132,731 5, Georee Breit, Kensa.s cu.,, 71.003. 6.
ltefMI Petmelro, Te .. ,, 67,Af7 7, WellY Jovlltf',
Cellfor111e , 6'.605 I, Kent HrO., Mlnnet0le ,
62,tS7 SeceM ....
1, SltYt S.x, New York, 274,212. 2, Julio
Frenco, Tuet, 190,007. 3, Mike Gellevo, 0.k·
lend, 1'3,0S4. •. Biii Rll>ktn, &elllmore. llS, 150
S, Wltlle RenOOlPl'I. Oekle nd, 91,742. 6, Nt!M>tl
Llrleno, Toronto. 91,fl2 7, Lou Wnlleker,
Detroit, 12.131 I, HerOld Rt vnold1, Seelllt,
U ,S4S
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l, Wede &oeQ1, &otton, 290,ISl 2. Cerney
Len1foro, 0.11.leno, 2S9,271 J, Kt«v uruo.r,
Toronto, 2Jf,6'5 '· F'eul Molitor. MllweukM ,
14,416. 5, Gerv Gttltl, Mlnnesole, 71.106 6,
Steve B11«"-4t, Tuu, SI, 111 7, Robin Venture,
Clllceoo. •2.194 I. KtYln S.ltrer, Kentet City,
40,7SS "*"• I, Cei R~Dken, &e llimon, lOS,112 2, Wen
Wein , 0.ll.16nd, U 5,671 l Tonv Fernenoe1,
Toronlo. 191,064. •. Alert Tremmel!, Ot lroll,
IOS. 110 S, On lt Gulllen, ChtUOO, 19,SIO 6. Kurt
Stlllwell, Ken111 Cltv, 67,910 7, Greg Geone,
Mlnnesote , 47,334 I , Jeff Kurtti.ti, TtxH . '1,672.
OvtfltN 1. Jose Censeco. Oe11.1eno, 534,112 2, Rk •tv
HendtrlOll, 0.kland, 471,151 l, Ken Grlffev. Jr ,
Sfflllt, 417,51' '· Bo Jec;kson, K1n111 C1tv.
315,S67 5. l(irov PuO ttt MlnntM>ta, 2S7.2Jl 6.
O•Yt Htn<1tr1011, o. .. 11no. 160.246 7, Ruben
Slerre, Texes, 135.&91 I. Georoe 8tll, Toronto,
121.m 9, Robin Youn!, MllweukM, 110,002 10,
Junior Ft!h1, Toron10, 19,479 11, Mook11 Wll•on.
Toronto, 75 OS 12. Cenov Meldonedo,
Cltvtteno, '3.•tt ll. F't tt 1nuv101i., Tt•ll,
Sl,21' U M 11.t u rtt-iiwtll. Bolton $4,566 lS,
Torn Brune11111v 8os1on, SJ,OSO 16, De n Glad·
Oen, Mlnneso11, 49,667
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9 Ano•t C11e1r•o•o•
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ll Ptir ocoroa
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17 J ... an Aou·•e•e
18 Aaron K•tC'\'t n
19 Gore n Pro c
20 J av Berot•
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24 F'eut M1111•nu \
2S Ja•oo H'tl\t•
7& T•l'I" Mavot•t
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... '3. 7, Tom Kii•. "·'" I, Peul Allnetf', "·"· f, Curtis Strenge, 10JM. 10, Tim Sll\'IPIOll, 70.14.
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1, Gree Normen. 176.S. 2, 0.YIS Love Ill,
27U. 3 (lie), L.on Hlnklt end Tom Purt1er, 27U.
5, John Ad•m•. 1n.6. '· BIM Gleuon, 1712. 7, Dan For1men, 272.9 I, Fred Coutllft. 21'2.S. f,
DutlY Weldori, 2n 4. 10, 2 tied wllf't 172.0.
OrMlte •ccvncY 1, CelVln F'Mt• •. 13S. 2. Oevld Edwerdl, .ICl3.
l . Ooull Tewell, .I02. •. L•rrv Milt, .m . S, Hele
1rwln, .n l . '· Curlls s1ren99, .m. 7, l rtan Tennvson, .n 2. I, D.A. Wel0rln9, .767. f, Corev
Pevln, 760. 10, 2 !led with 7S4. ._." ........ I, Torn Kiit, 713. 2. Curtis srr.-, .6". l.
llobbv Weelkln• •• 6'S. 4, Fred CouolH, M6. S, '"-'er JecobMll, M S. 6, Rocco Medilltt •• 67'. 7, Rk llerd Zottol, 677 I , Gii Moreen, '75. 9, Lerrv
Mitt, .'74 10, Tim Simoson, A71
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l, Georoe &ur111, l.73S. 2, Pevne SlewarJ, •
1.745. 3. ten &eker·Flncll, 1.7 ... 4, Gree Nofme11,
1.752. S, F'eul A1lneer, I 7SJ 6, Tonv SI"•· 1.756,
7, &en Cren\lrew l.7S7 I (lie), ltev Ftovd •nd
Mike lttlO, l 760 10, Merli C.IC1veecttla, 1.765.
l"erar.Men
1, Greg Normen, .233. 2, Merk CelaYKChle,
.130. 3. To11v Siiis, .209 4, Steve E111.1no1on, .20I. s
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Gemu eno 8oD Twev. ,206. 9, 2 lled w ith .205.
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1. Ct l Stele Fullerlon 3'·23 476 4 the Southern LM9ut
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10 Frorloe St S?· 15 .., 10 LOS ANGEL.ES LAKEltS-Announctd ,,,.
11 use 1t0-n 459 11 r"lonetlon of Pet ltlltv, need coecn Nemeo
12 Mleml, Fie ')1· li "57....12--Mike Ounleevv hffd c~.
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14 Ark1n1u 47·15 4S4 14 " cltlE WAVE-'l<lrtd SltYt Hevts, llHd
15 S.11-0 it110 St 4'·22 44t IS c;oech Nemed Dennv Hovenec need coech
16 S lllnol1 .,. 14 445 1' Pieced Kt nnv Senoeri, forwerd, on tne ru l
17 South Atet>eme .... 20 441 17 tQued. Acllveted Anll'lollv Olc:kent, forwtrd
11. W11nlno1on SI ... " 440 11 LAS VEGAS SILVER STREAKS-Nemed
If UCLA 41·26 '36 If Sonnv Alltl'I coecll
20 Wlchlle Ste te 4S· If 433 20
21 North Cer04111e 5-4· 14 429 21 n CreloMon ... n .,, n
23. 1111no11 '3·11 412 23
14 H01.lllon 4'·73 410 24
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11 c..ore a Soul lier l'I
12 Arke11111
1l Mleml, Fie
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15 Nortl'I Ceroune
16. IUlllOll
17 S.rt Oi.ec> St
11 WH hlngton Stelt
lf Wlchfle S111e
20 TheClledel
21 Houston
22 LovOl• Mervmount
23 South Aleblme
·2' UCLA
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81tlTl$H COLUM&IA LIONS.-Nemed Erin
Redden director of oromotlons end 1oeclel
events
OTTAWA ROUGH lt1DERS-Sl9"ec:I Greeo
Stumon, ~1lvt tlld
HOOt•Y
NetleMI HK*n L....,_
DETROIT RED WINGS-Stoned Di ve
Gtel'IOll. ooelltllder
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INTERNATIONAL &OXING FEDElt·
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ltonoeeu, t1r11 Ylct or111oen1, Mike Cu1l,..,.110,
MCond vice or111den1, Hlewetlle Knlehl, third
vice or11l0tnt, A1vl11 Gooomen, tourtll wlce
ore11dent, e no Ro«>erl weU1t1. treewrar lte·
eooolnled Jemft A. Slt venson, lnternetlonet vice
or11ldellt, &111 &rennen, che mpfont hli>i c;11e1r ·
men, Oouo 8HYers, re tlno1 ctleJrme n, Or Jeck
Bellelle , medlcel edvlior, Wetter Slone, teeel
edvltor, end Merle" Munemmed, HecullYt
secreterv
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llOCkt v coecll eno Fre11k Cetlelll neeo be-It
c:oec;n
MAltlST-Nemed Tom Dltfll eultte fll lo Ille
director of alllltlkt for fecllllv me11eeemen1
MORGAN STATE-Nemec:! MlchHI Holmet
men's hffd belkett>ell c;oecll
Tennis tournament Basketball camp
LAKE RS ,._,,
wbicb beoomel tbe NBA •1
DllWOfk Dal .-.on.
Riley auided the LIUll to
NIA-tieli' 6).19 record dUa
IDd WU named NIA COM:b ol
Y eu f'or tbe ftnt time iD bia
But Loi Awlel WU lliminlted
PboeAil in ftve ~ iD tbe W
em Conlaeace 1Cmiftnala -ftnt lime tbe Lakm ctidll't n.cb conference fi1'ab aiDcl 1911,
ftna1 ICUOll under Paul WCllBe.cl
Ullder Riley, tbe Laken
53).1941 a .733 winnina penien
They &110 went 102_.7 in playo
pmes, the most {)layoff' win• by
coecb iD NBA b.i1tory.
But followina t.be l..aUn' l)layoff' exit. report.a lwilced of' betWeen Riley and General maiui.i Jerry West and between Riley
tome of his players.
Riley, however, deojed there
problem1. "I never felt any separation" &o
tbe players, he said 11 the
conference.
"The reason why thi1 team wo
five championships durillJ the ' and 63 pmes this season 11 that
team was totether."
He said be made his final deciaio
to leave about J 0 days aao. but k
it quiet so the Laken could look
a replacement without a lot of fl
fare and then make just OM a
nouncement.
"He's 1 tough act to follow," ui
Dunleavy, who has never been
bead coach. "I respect Pat Ril .
look up to Pat Riley. If I can be
as good a coach as Pat Riley I'll
v~ry succeuful."
Asked why· be thouaht the Lak
hired him, Dunleavy said: ··1 thin
I'm a lucky guy. I've been very luc
all my life and this is no different.
Netthcr Dunleavy, West no
Lakers owner Jerry Buss would
specific about the length o
Dunleavy's contract. but all con firmed it was a multiycar deal.
'Tm looking forward to playina i
the NBA Finals," Dunleavy said. "
want nothing more than to have
rina on my finger. The one thing l'I
demand from the playen is that the
play hard. •leY'• rec#d
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a·Peclflc; Division
v·N&A Coecn of 1ne Yter
1·won N&A cn1molon1lllo
MAKI
From 81
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IS ' 11 •
4 s 107 0
'35 241
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Ma~1 \\l'nl for 11 and tt paid ofT as
his iron shot landed fhe feet away
"her(• hl' putted 1n for btrd1e and thc
champmn'lhtp.
\fa~1 \\3'1 the o nl) Eagle golfer to
quahf) for the ind1' 1dual cham·
p1on'>h1pi.. hut sc' era I golfer 'lllll
turm·d 1n fine scores to lead Estancia
to the <1crnnd-plact.' finish.
·1 he other Es1anc1a finishers were
Paul Hinkle'. "ho shot 77, Mike
i\nder\on "1th an 82. Ken ('alven
and .\nth Rothman with 81 and
Chm Beck w11h 84
Cahcn. who along with Maki 1s
one oft ht top prep golfers in Orange
Count~. had a d1sappoin11ng day
according 10 Pem
"He \tancd oft bad and ended
bad," Perl) said. "He JU'>t had an ofT
da}. But 1t ''as a rea l severe and
d1ffi~ll courc;c ··
Benefit golf The Al1hc1mcr'' \\\OC1atton of Orangt>
( ounl~ " spom.nnn[I. a chant) 1cnn1s tour·
na men1 on Junt> ~~ a1 the Ncwpon Beach
Tenn1\ < luh
Manna High will host a \-Outh basketball camp for both boys and girls (rom July 2· 19 1n
the schoors gymnasium Sw im program
Thr ..ccond annual Orange Counl) renni\ .l,uctton Ball. "The Lo\l~ <\1Ta1r .. ~pon\orcd h)
the (\s11c F1brom Fou nda11on. will be held
Jul\ ~!!-29 at Los (ah:illrros Spom Village 1n
Fountain \'allr> _
'fin' t'' em .,..,11 It 111 tcctdN1-wml a o ac uc
dinner danrc. ~1h:nt auu1on and cn1ena1nmcn1
at che Rc1d1sson Ho1cl in In inc For morc in formation ahout the tennis 1our-
name n1 or 1hc dinner, phonr 9J8-I 39.l
Basketball camp
Orange Cou i Collc,r womt>n's basketball
Coach Mike Thornton will conduct the third
annual OC C' basketball camp for &iris aau 8 10
16, 1n I ~tr o( Ont"WCCk KSStOnS btainnln&
July 16 at the colkfe's Peterson Gymnasium.
lnwue11on "Ill include ups oo shoot1na.
pauina. reams concepts. rebounding and play·
cr·t,o..playcr defensive pnne1plcs.
fhe firs1 ~ss1on runs July 16-20 w11h the
~cond on July 13-~7 Cost of either camp 1s S68 or SI H for bolh
For mort 1nformauon phone 432·58M>
fund~ from lhC C\Cnl Wiii provtdt' \Uppon
10 the 40.000 v1c1tm\ of lht> d1-.cast and 1he1r fam1he~ rn Orangt' ( ount).
-~-~·-t-or more ·mfo1ma1.1on....pbone-6J~,~--\
..
Basketball program
The Cit) of Los Alam11os Rccrcauon and
Communi t) Services Dcpanmcnl will offer a
rccrcauonal open g) m baskrtball progrem bt-
&Jnnina 1oday The Oak Acadcm) Gymnas.ium w1111bc open
from I I :30 a.m 10 I :30 p.m on Tuesdays
throuah August 28. The cntr; fee 1s S2 per
person for pantc1pants a&e\ 16 ~nd up For funhcr 1nforma11on. phont> (213)
430-1073 or (71 4) 827·9010
Irvine boxing
Ernie Ch11ve1. unbeaten Hun11n1ton ~ach ~elterwcraht. will top the June 25 bo\ln& card
at the 1rvtne Mamou Ho1ct. mee11n1
HecSacmon Robe.rtson of Los Anec.kJ 1n 1he 10
round main event.
Chavez ha' a 1()..0 rtt0td and has won his
last t>AO bout) at the Mamou ·by knockou1
Robcrtton has a ~l-7-1 record.
Viki ng boys Coach Sieve Popovich and girls
coach Pete Bonny will head the camp for third
throuah eighth graders. The camp will run
Monday through Thursda) and the cost 1s S 70.
-----~~rea~:auo~nf~lU)n.-~ ei·-tM-r---f coach ac 893-657 1. ext. 297.
Go lf tournament
The Hun11ng1on Hailbour Cancer Lcaaue will
sponsor their annuel Day of Golf on June 29
from sunnsc 10 sunset at Mcadowluk Golf
Course.
.\II benefits from the day will benefit thr
Amcnean Cancrr Society's Oranac Count)
Un11 The fee for thr day is $2S and includes green ftei and urt
For more 1nformataon. phone 846·1364
Soccer tryouts
The Coron1 dcl Mar R1p11de Sotur Club 11
hold1n1 tryout' for ~ti kttlt. crom today end Thund.ty et Lincoln SChool 1n Corona ckl
Mar.
The uyou1.s i.re OPtn to girh born 1n 1q79 or
1980.
For more infonna11on. phone Tito Fucntn
II •97·7373
The Ii"'' ~s~1on of Orange Coast Collqe's
1990 Sum mer Swim Program begins next Monda).
._ _ __.[.!.!!..II cla!RLJ!c !ru>ro' ed by the mc..cica.n.__.
Red Cross and taugtic b) C'Cn1ficd tcKhen.
Class s1u 1s hm11ed
Parents and guardians of panrc1pents arc
asked lo attend a bnef mC<'11ng w11h the staff
on June 16 to determine scheduling and place·
ment. Open re11s_tra11on bctins on June I 6 11 2 p.m. at the OCC pool
For more 1n(orma11on, phone 432-S880
Passing school
Saddleback Collett quarterback coarh 8111
Cuner\)' will direct his seventh annual Wn1
Coast Pass1n1 hoot for quancrblch, wide
recc1ven •• 111fi1 ends and runn1n1 becks. July 16-20 o n the school cempus. The school is open to bo}s from Junior All·
Amcric• lc'Yel throuah high IChool.
The school 1nducks non-«in&act 1n1tNCtion
1n the pen1na .. me •s 11 relates to quar·
tfrbecks, ~iven and n.rnn1na becka. Demon·
stntlons b) ml]Or colltfC pla~rs will M
ftaturt:d u will cleuroom 1ns1ruc:uon wnh the
Ytt O( \I tdto.
Coat of the provem 1.t S 150
For m0tt infonnat1on. phone Sll-4644.
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642-5678
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gar. patio. garden New drs. new crpt Walk to
paint. Wilk to be1ch be1chl S 1, 4 SO /mo
S 1200/mo 972-2079 729. 7284
BR 2BA, new carpet, 2
car garage drw lrplc
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brten & Co 7i.>2-9730
•UYllHl OllH• ated community 2 BR 2
BA. '" lrplc pool spa S 1 500t mo Age nt
760-1275
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Addlt1ons-Gener11 Re·
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cus1om texturing, quahty
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WESTCLIFF 2 BR, 2 eA. h1ndlcap.liady.9.57-1810 Mar. Good parking. Crill 2788 De1telopmen1 a plus. Pool, d/w, retrlg, kJMc, Ken AQMll 675 6700 _..., .... ..-.-,I Setery r1"09 122-1251(.
Quiet & MC:Yr1. 1900/mo. OMe In Big CanyQn, prl· ' 1t * * * * · 1200 SO FT. w/front s.t\d rnume lo: Lynda,
I 128 RU1111'1d. &46-3679 VIII, qu1-I. rNlture n/1, I~=""'°""'°'===,-,,, ~Hlct', 1 ... ge 1e1M drlv•Ln PO Boie 11328, lr\llnll, CA ~~~~~~~~~~~~m~•~•~te~'f,'~'~'~'~"~l~I ~·~·~•; •CASUAL •xec: Offlce et door. $780/mo, 629 T•· 92713-8326 $895, 644· 1783. beech, 705 E. BalbOa mlri•I Way, Costa Men 1---------·1
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Female non-smoker. Days. 854-5254 Evu Clos• 10 everything . Excellenl typing & com-FABULOUS DEAlt Agl munlcation 1kHl1. Strong Child oll. $300/mo. Call y cat & I wlll shr lum 83 1_7370 Word Parlee• 5.0. Cot-
631-9011 alter 6pm 48R/38A tu• S.Ck Bay r•1pond1nce/r1port1,
Nf SC Ptta Jn beauttlul 1g lnhm w/35 •. N/smkr EXEC dlctaphone, malnlaln
homelfurn. Shr bath. laay. Pool, 1pa. tennis, JW A calendar. good phone
wla, pool. spa, $400/mo 11c. gar. AIC, yard. Ka1ma Aiiis. Ollie• b8Ck-up.
, dep 556-1737 We're nea!lclean with recep Salary commen1ura1e
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SU Ulll llTll I non-smkr !em nl pets
.'Jkty rentals now avall t!._600 ut111pa1d 760-3047.
s 147.00 wk & up. 2274 !OCEANFRONT NB 2BR
tjwpl Bllld. CM 646-7 .... 5 18A. trplc. pa•kitig Resp -~ -I MIF. No druggies
$575/mo 646-0426 Roomm ates Wanted -2724 Mature J1111•1s1 Lalf1
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$300-$700 each machine ... week Prime ••• cations. 1-800-749-8989 -----
Investment
Q....,..ttunitv 1908
E.NJOV 1•· 15% return on
Trus t Deeds $10.000 to
$ 1.000 000 C1111 Denison
Assoc 673-73 t, NOW•
Monev To Lo<tn 191 4
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$ 10.000 up No cre<111...-
No penally Catt Denison
Assoo;. 673-7311 NQWI
NO -OUAllFING Const ' Land loans AvJ:lolable
Owne• B>.1>IC1e• faf;I !und·
ing 81...r 17 141780-2535
Mortqaats, T.D. ]918
$50.000 '" l D SALE
S6251mo a1 15"• tn1eres1
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$7 HR /COMM.
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Cosla Mesa 548-6919
*ICCOUIT
EXECUTIVE
G1ow•ng newSPaP9r hes
FI T op('nlng for "" fl-'·
pe11~ dl~putr .Jnlet
ref) Ba&fl t i>l•ry • con1-
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AIDE-LIVE IN F non s mk.r.
Assist leacner 1n whlchr
PIT. •OOm' $500/mo,
li.45-2357
• Aver11ge $40 00 to
$60.00 per week •
• Wln prizet and bonuS41S
• Ideal tor J unior High
students
• Transpor1a11on1s
pl'Ov1ded
1ce·1 Equ•pmefll Aenlals Dawson & A.ISO. Pho-FBI, CIA, us Customs, P/T pollltlon ....
needs Qu1111v people. 1ogr11phy needs genttrel DEA, e1c. Now t-flrlng. ma)Of c:lepat1
Unllorms & tieallh In· offloet1ale1. Studio exp. Ca11 ti)805 587-8000 Ex t. Santa Ana, Co
suranca provided Apply helplul bul nol nee. FfT K-1590 MIQloo Vl9jo
1930 Newpo1t Blvd .. Tues thru Sal. N-porl .......... --nexlble dayll Costa Mesa Beach 833·7816. "''~ ••-per monll\ CAM ---~ Cateer OpPl't'· fJT S'IT, lail ., '1·800· llr!iot Jt~I It $41,000 UATA ENT~Y-GF.N OfFC. UllUL U flll P/T ·4 (2 1:jJ 439·7407 betw !he '-ifs Typing & 10 l(ey Sk1Us ' T • Th ·" 8 5 . ALL PQS!TlONS
\-900-654·2255 ext 403
8am-8pm 7days $14 lee
Alrllnes $6-15/Hr wm n a1n H111ng au PO•·
ll 1ons Call (313)
948·9800 e•t A 1084
I II ues. ur:.uay • . lllYEl-'Tlll 8 am -2 Newly remd o ice neKI Cosla M&sa. 548-9333 •-lo JW i\lrporl 557-6351 __ --~ Trac.ers needed locally 10 lfO .. /
DILIVHY DRIVER SEIHIL l fflCE .,.,,.,. FHA ...,., ... Bal p.,,~. Smt
D .1 P"I t For Prinhng Co Must 00 FrlendlV. busy Nwp! Beach relunds. EKcellen1 salary. brokerege co. al J I a serious. Quick and law oll!ce Flll"'d. llght Call 1-800-274-2480 mollvaled oroa '.•,,~',~?i". ',,,',','",fl. OMV typing & da1a enlry. Full 1 ;~ itl/Fl•WE son to hendle o .. vu . .. <ned benetus, pald va-•II ••r Lt typing btlk catton E11.p helpful but Part Time mornings , No E P nee 'L.,.ny
IRC K. ORIFTSPERSOI
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8KP 261-6040
ISSEllLY WORK
Days/Week S1art S5/Hr
Appty 1n person 1365
Logan Ave Oos1ii Mesa
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Un1Que pos111on tor rl'SP
boat 9 en1nus1ast VHF
1ad10 uoa11no local
know1ee1ge reQd Sa1es1
aom,., skills help1ul
pe1m PT W~Pl<t!> 7'12-0055
BOOKK EEPER e nlry
tevel CO<;ta r.•esa Area
PIT !le~ nt~ 64!>-5&i'O
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CllllETllSTILLER Top notch shop .... an1s re·
liable. e11pe11encea oe•·
son 63 1-6397
CASHIER CLERI
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548-7663 ask 101 l om
DESK CLERK
Nights. W•tl 1nun Sea Lerk I Motel. 2274 Newport
BlvO. C M 646-7445 I DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED
New pfodUCI. seen on T v
B1g OPPOt!\jnlly •ni:•et1se
income 11o t1<' Call
550·4763 lor cie1;111s
DRIYER llKSTILLH FIT ror small d1ape1~ co
1 w in 1<1un mu~11i1.1ve ow11
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MM•tdl OC.n1;i1 benet11s.
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8a1'1Ch, CA 9266
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PER MONTH
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available. Musi have
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CALL 642-433
HUNTINGTON BEACH, COSTA
TAl'Rl lS \.\prtl 2()..~·1ay 20): Ob1ain hint from Aries m
I 1K·u, un ton1n1un1ca1ion fron1 higher-up. Don't read int
\Oo rl\l•·n 111.l~l·n;il lnforn1auon is straight , corrrct. By lonigh
l onfidt·n1 l. \•di hu1!d.
CAl'\CF.R t Junc 2!-Julv :!21: Etnphasis on reaching.-c,.p
11orl.1ns. 1111h }Our hands. Fln:1nt·ial s1a1us of one close to you
rru11,1nl·ntt~ ''uu're t·alltd upon 10 do basic research. G
\'1r~o. Sa~111:1nu' pl:i) rol(·s.
VIRGO (c\ug. 2.l-St·pl. 22): LO'>''-kl'\ approach brings d
rci.ulls. I Hllt' IS Oil your side. ''ou can arrord 10 pla)' '¥\'aiting
Emph:is""'rrtft'prndl'ntr. lreltth. "\\'Orl: proctdDTrr.-YOu1.TDC
:Ill''"'" t11 priv 1k·~cd data.
.. LIRllA jSt.·pt. 23-0C't. 22): Physic al at1rac1ion figures
nt•n!I) ''ou could he hcanng thi!' com n1cn1. "You·rr a
d~n;u110~·· &·tnano h1ghligh1s SJ>C'('ul.ation. variety. stro n
rclat1011sh1 r>. (":1nc(•r native in,·olvcd.
SCORPIO (Ckt. 23-No,·. )I): You'll finish projC<"t beaun
nnc n1on1h ago. Al1cn1io n rc\·olves around scrurity. property.
rl"la11onshrps. LC't go of si1uation that equals loss. Take speci
1n har1dhng sharp objcc'ls.
SCORPIO (flct. 2-1-No'. _'.!,'.!): Pl uto srarkhng :iw;I) 1n \Our uwn
birth \LSI\ ~t n1ph ha~ 10 t''t•rt a ht."nl·lic1al inOut:nC\' on 1n1 t n:M:l )
personal rnalll'f\, :-il'u 1111pn11 t• your bargr11n111g po"·rr. I h1·~fort.
1inah1l· 1r;l,l'I plnn" <'r other rn1ponant arrang,·1nc11\llo \\'hilt \'OU art•
so *" fa\1)r and 111 ~uur t l\·1ncn1. · I SAG ITTARIUS lNov. 22·1Je.c, 21 ): Keep planS fl~x ible. I
SA(;ITTARIUS (No' 1J-lkc. 21 ); Don"t beat about 111,. hush or u~l ~u u 1ho~gh1 w~s out of town could. m ake surpnsc ap~
allow oth..:O. 10 gl'I 11fr ~l·on -fn..·c .\ hnlltant ai.pccl b<'t\li·cl."ll Ju1,1tC"r. fk difcct. &i.:1 to heart of matte rs. lmpn nt style. ask q ucstt ~our ruler. and l'lulo shl'uld he uM·l1 nol only h.> rl·drcss the bulanl"l' s1r3 igh1 nnS\\'C'ni.
pt'rMHlally lif profl'SSttlflillly hut :tl'o 10 h:-ilancc I~ boo~s CAPRICORN (Oct-. l2·Ja n. 19): Mo~ information
CAPfl lCOllN (J)(:C" 1~·Jan 2(1!. \Vh;it can1e 10 light :u ·ounll thc conc('1n,ng basil' valut.·s. personal p()SSl:Ssions. income
1nnc ufth\' ~u11Moon111 Sap.111anu' on th..: l'11h M"ems 10 h:t~l' n1adl' Yuu'll TCC'OVl·r ar11cll.' that h ad been lost, missing or s1olen
)OU 1ni:1g1111· all lo.ind' nr ~ligh 1 ' or lk·ct·ptillll Nov.'. hu"l'\'Cr. cvc11 o n ~·l·l1n1 ). public appearance.
n1orc \Urpn\C dtvl·ln pnll'llli. r an l1nl) lc;id to bcncfic1al ('hangl'\11n 1 ma1nmon1;1 I or '"1rtncr,h1p ;ifT.'\1r' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Moon in your sian cm
indcpcndcnC'C, eorrcct judtmc,n1. 1ntui1ion. Man y will com
AQUARIUS !Jan. 21-1-ch llll. ·\ su1Xrh asix·ct 'bl't\\"l"t'n Juritt•r )'Our l)C~onalil)'. charm . inven tiveness. Don't hide light.
and lllu tu 1cull> 1111gh1 to lire )Our 1111a51nation a11 d hc.)Usl your yourstl( 10 full· ex tent.· 1
confide nce. Du l pcrhap) h )' fr1r th(• hi.."'il new~ is that ~ou can no w
lake 1hc rnJ11ativc over ..:ur('('r or 1>rnfl·ssion:1I illl('tt'Sl' and fo n:r
oth ers 10 honour prOl1llSl'5 (If tlhhga11on.s •
_PJSCf.:S (Feb. 20.March 20 1: Thcrl' is n1u ch 10 br.· li on" no"°·
wh1l<· Jupiter tnakl'\ !ht• 1)\1'1\I pn.s:;1hl(' aspect to 1'10111 \o pull oul
_all thl· ~tnps and tin:i litl' 1n1por1:1n1 arran3<•n1cnts c:nntrac1s .llnd
agrL'Clll('lll~ -c,1:11.•1:1:11\y tho~ 1hat "°·o uld 11et·~s11 r11t· n n10\'C or
traveling furlhl'I" :11icl~ dunnit 1ht nt',,I WNk~
"11" JUNE '1t""IS VOUR-BIRTIIDA V: !hen :tl!finugh you h:tV<'
tx.-cn 1n 1he doldrun1i. and t'\'rn 1hc doghouse rct:l!nl l>·· as !he da)5
ao b)' now you wi ll he only too 1hnnkful th.'11 otht•rs d1sp!a)cJ their
true colo rs_ f!°or you ar\' no~ (rec 10 fbrn1 ,d1flCrr.·n1 a1 tachm<"nts or
asSOC'i:H ion~ 1ha1 will _s-trr..·ntUhcn cJur finan<"i:ll 1>0~111011
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PISCES (Feb. 1 9·~1arch 20l: All fac1s have: yet 10 ~
Kn o"· 11. play cards cloK 10 ch<"st. make no commil mtn
n1reung found you bcina discu MCd in li\ltly m anner. Y
,,1c111y nll0l1t it 1o n igh 1.
IF JUNE It IS VOUR BIRTHDAY: Curttnl cycle h
ab1h1 ) hi \Ct go O( loslnJ propOiilion. h takes COUrqt, y
llll!DI) of 1l. You will nJalie.. (rcsh..1'9rt.and-bcallh will im
resul1 You ha\lc ell.Ctlll·n1 sense of humor. are ve rsa1ile. ' pmse""' nhundanl'l" of ch1rm. Gemini. Safituriut penon11
10 )OU. \\1ardtobc. body imqc play 1i1n1fic1n1 roltt.. Julf
your n1os-1 n1cn1ora bk-month of 1hi1 ytar, k 11uri n1 1
r('lationsh1p, produc1ion. promotion.. ttlf<il«m.
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CURA 1988 Legend, fully
loaded. eitcettent con-
dition S 18 900 OBO
552-.5833
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CllPE Cereer opportunity at f·--Jh-6014 Silver Bultel 12K Miles Uoyd Pest Conlrol Good 1~w..-•••iiiiiiow""-.--....;-.;. benefits Must have good 54" round walnut Queen ~-""!!--'!""""~~~ Immaculate (0078021
driving record Call Bob Ann dining table. plus 5, ~If 70 I I 124,110
979-6021 E 0 E. 9" leaves. 6 Oueeo Ann 1 8 F t s TAR c RAFT 0.ntal ... ,.
SALIS chairs. nice cond1t1on, wtcabin. all new uphOI tlt-2IOO
FIT & PIT Ellperlence In s3.ooo 494"2902 105 Chrysler. runs per-·-------• metal & mech}ne trades. 7' HAITIAN COTTON feet Boat. motor Trailer
545-7405 9am.Jpm queen site solabed. off S 2 . 7 5 O 0 B 0 . AOIU llllll 1tll white. good cond $150. 2131809-7232 V6, auto, p/s p/b, p/w.
854· 1336 pdl, ptseats cruise. cass.
*SALES• ANTIQUE CHEST. bar Powttloats 7012 sunrool.1111.custom whls.
Athletlc/MgrtTr1lnee Slools. furniture. c,ollOC· 12' ACHILLES Inflatable. low mites 12MAH6211
$375-$475/wk llyoullke tibles, misc Call model SE12 15HP 111i111
sports & money. we may 723-5543 Suzuki. new 1986. com-Huntington Beach Acura
have a position for you -plete with exiras and 142-ootl Call Mr Kerrigan BARKER BROS gray S 800 ~~8042 ' flower print sofa & love canvas cover 1· * 11111 llllHS Al*
seat Mt. $400/obo Call OBO 575•73o3
673-4983 18' LYMAN 1955. Im· AllU LIHll ON 'II
SELL BRITANNICA from Be maculate condlllon Auto. pi s, air, 1111. cruise,
leads & counter locattons autlful sofa. loveseat, Trailer avallable Biii. p/w, p/dl. alloys. low
& earn $330 per sale chair. ottoman. new con-714-546-7923 . • miles (2JAN008)
(grou) Call Blair dltlon Oak trim S295 Ill Ill
WE WILL Daily Pilat
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Huntington Beach I Fountain Valley
INDEPENDENT
Costa Mesa NEWS . .
Newport Beach NEWS
Corona Del Mar NEWS
GUARANTEE!
We will sell your car. If after 3 weeks.
your car isn't sold, we will run your ad
for free!
l·800·628-9 l28. 7 14-841-3486 1983 SCHOCK Electric Huntington f;ach Acura
ufYrHt KlnO·Slze oat good .corui1t1on~ i---ttft>.aHtl---J.---SECUAITY'OFFICEAS mattress, bOx springs & covers $6,500 720· 1 -
NO STRINGS ATTACHED. 1 frames. LIKE NEW. $250. * ... • Tiii Al * 111111 UIES 499-1248 evenings Yacht Chanfrs tn 1111 IJll
Sl.PlllEI GOLD fatmc""'"Cuiiom high 4 Ft. F1berform, 235 In-Original owner, very clean,
beck Otte Posture chair, board and outboard. white. AIC, $4300/0BO
11lnt cond. cost $450 MM double decker. good 879· t238
• PaycMcic Problems? S 100 080 Queen sz Ital· cond motor e11oe4 Boat. -•Bounced from post Ian headbOard & frame. motor and Tra11ef $4,200 BMW 1986 528e 42,000
to post? $55 080 673-7311 2131809-7232 mlles. White. black • Una ted .... ? leather lnttHlor. 5·gpeed it.pee c.-ges l .. IDWATlml lolts 7014 Immaculate• S 15.950
Work for the company that Blactl Laquer. Mattress, Gar 'I. 4 7 4 • 4 0 0 4 I d
11 up tront and ~r-HeedbOard, Gius Cab!-SCHOCK SABOT, 650-0230/e
abOut you nets. Almost Brand NeWll ;:i~an~b~~· S~ BMW 78 320t Excellent condltlonll 645-3383 E11cenent Cond. an-re-
Ful1-t1me and part-time $400/0BO _ cords, $3,500 0 80 . PC>
positions 1vellable Pos-... •Ull '~'* Live-aboard Bruce eve.63 1 ·8540, days
ltlOnl available through-Brand new $250/0B<> Bingham desiOned crula· 831-1780
out Orenge County. 6&8-0817 Ing cutter, An .. ta11a 32
Many In Southern Or1nge --. 37' LOA. Flbefgl ... 6'8" ..... IHI
County. Call today, WOl'k LG Med Pecan dining heedroom. 11'6" l>Mm, Excellent condition In &
tomorrow ... /8 Chfl, 2 lltra I.aves, t tO gals water, 70 gell outl Automatic trens·
lighted China cabinet dleMI Claulc Look. ml1110n. new leather In·
S ,950 Armolre, relrlg, Inflatable & 4 HP OB. terlof, tinted glass. $5350 We otter * Credit union. dental
plan * Performence bonu1 * Pe6d holtd11Y1. vllCatiOnt I ''= *We.-P9Y
cl'lelt of drawers. bat. $35,000. 497-8416 080. 720-9245 mite:. tlblet. lamps & -----__
mc>f'e. 645·15ee SABOT. good condlllon, 2 ·-------
Nte EtKC>Pffn ~ Mill. ellcellent rec. ,.. -•Ult ct.-w/flle drwr moZ. cord A1kln1o 1700 . Auto White (2C8>C574)
$100, 3bllca ... 125/M, -714.974. 39 111.MI
~ :eo~an:-= .... -1150. 173.1141 awn1
Just call us to renew your ad.
Aun 1 O words for 3 weeks at S 18.50, 55e each
additional word. Must be prepaid. A word oonstitutes
anything that has a space between It.
Fot individuals only
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Publllhod Oranoe Coe11
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NllC NOTICE
,..,. llU!llJ!,p .rr;;ut.. ~ .... ~ n...-WT ... ,_...,..... .. = OMlllW .,_.. "9lllMlf' NoCloe • ....... NI r•iiiiiiiti ICOirDOtallofl, • ~ ,.... ............ Mid e16on, Ind Tiie ,__ ... Qty COUflOI ol ... Lend~ •• c.... ol Hunlinl'Ofl ...... In
L•l•ure O.velopMet1t ..._.., '*"'*• COUflOI CNMber9 of tl'9
........ of Clillkwnia. 1ne.. ......,_e dolr'll ...._ Center, HuntlnQlon Town Centef Drt¥e, Uftdef tM llctltJout MfM , ec tl'9 flOUf ol l ·OO
100.Colle ...... Cell-end 91YI• Of fhd· .M . or .. IOOl'I .....,..,
t2tff.tt77 not/Penn111111s.n At1t0ftl0 1 DOlelble on Mond9Y. tM
TN• bvtlnffl 11 c:on• LM• Pwt~. • Cell-tllh of June. 1tt0. fOf tl'9
by: • corporeclofl tornle QeMfel pertnerlhlp, of edopttng • treftlc Tiie rwgtstrent oom-tocmecfln tl'9 eourtey of left ... .,...,_.,.,...
to trenuet bull· 9erMrdlno, St• of Celi-lt The purpoee eoeir1M ludornent debt·
Uftder tl'9 fict"IOut tornle • ~ on tt'9t cer· N fM 11 l*t ot en Oller.. a>. AoCl<NE f . LAMBERT
llMl•MI MIN Of namee teln TentetlYe TrllCt ~NO retegy to ~ new R. OBA LAMBERT IN·
t9d above on NIA 137N,dldontN27ttld•yol ceeolr~lonpecl· ESTMENTS & BARBARA
Lel1ure Oev•lopment December. teat. by mutual •public lmprOVWMntl. LAM ltl! AT 0 8 A
t.,_ll of Calffornl•, Inc., t, dlMolve the Mid The public: 11 lrwltecl IQ et .. LAMBERT INVESTMENTS
Jeffrey Jones. Pretident pert'*9tllp end termln* end prOl/lde the City • net belence ot Thie 1tet9ment ... fl4ecl IMlt relations u partners W ,.. • Ml .. ,.., ounc:ll with written end oral ,5 34 ectuelly due on
the County Cterk ol Of-theNln. The Stelement of • ..., ,.. ..., s arid Hk quee.. JUdgment on tN o. .. of
County on June 5. Pertnerthlp wu recorded ... ..., ~ ,.., 1on1 c:o11cernlng t he laeuence of Mid writ, I
'417"7 on September 25, 1987, In _, ~ .,... Ol)OMCI tr•tfic lmpec;t t . •w lellled upon •H right,
Publilhed Onlnge Coeet ,....,, the Ottlclel Recordl of Sen ...., • 1811• ........ Contact ,,.,ton: .,_. ltle encl lnter•t ot ukl
Dally Piiot May 22. 29, June Publlehecl Or11nge Coa11 Bernardino County. Cell· werftlftl '""' tM • P.-.o Weftl• D9-gment debl()((I) In the Pl&.IC NOTICE f'ICTITtoUI 9UllM81 ,5. 12. 1990 lly Pilot June 12. 19. 26, fornle u D ocument ,llDO.._llJMI, oropertylntheCountyot<X-
flCTITIOUI ., ... ,, NAiii aun•NT I T-530 uly 3. 1990 87-345895. and on NoY41m• 11"""''"' ••""· CA • SteteofC1llfornla. de-
..._ ITATl•NT f'ICTtTIOUS MllMH The followlng person1 are T·586 ber 9, 1987, In lhe Offlclel HU, '!too: (7U) bod u follows
The following persons ere NAME STATIMINT olng business as rtllllC NOTICE Records of Orange County 1411. DWELLING DESCRIBED
doing bustness IS. Tile lolloWing e>e<sons ere PACIFIC STRIKER. 88 PtB.IC NOTICE .. Document 87-632888 cur •• H1tntlfl9IOft N ATIACHEO f)(HIBIT A
PEERLESS PRODUCTS, ldoing business as elr Drtve, Costa Mesa. FICTITIOUS 9USINISI Further notice Is hereby ooc 9', It r; Co" n I• Pro~rly 10 be lovled
990 E.nterprlze, Orange, CA I G PM MAINTENANCE & elll 92627 l NAMI ITATIMINT LIGAL glwn that Ille underttgnecl wer, Cltr Cloftl O o fl · common ad·
92687 !LIGHTING PRODUCTS. Marvin Be<kowltz. 3228 The following persons 111e ADYIRn .. •NT Will not be responsible, from ..... eld efftGe (U.ted le Dated· June 5, 1990 r•s-Lemberl't Pereonel
Steven D. Mark. 1075q3~119V1aL•doSte 287.New-It De Can1o. Carlsbad. olngbus1nessas. Dl'AltTMSNT°' thi1 day on, tor aoy obtl· pltoMltooll). I Publllhed Orange Coast Retldeflce. 1732 N Moun~
Holly Of . Garden Grove, CA port Beach. CA 92663 1111 92008 QUANTUM TRANSCRIP-COWUMTY glllon Incurred by the other 0.....,.. de que lo en-l[>elly Pilot June 7, 12, 1990 taln VI-Plac:e, Fullefton,
92a..O Lenora F Groves 2421 Thts business is con-IONS, 16241 Howland DIYIL~NT In Ill own name Of In the .... cHedeft fu.-I ' Thl·439 CA 92631
Ricttard Sokolosky. 1168 Elden, •B. Costa Mesa CA ueled by an 1nd1vtdu11 • ane. Huntington Beac:h. ~ANNINO DfVl8K)N name oflhe ~al partner-.,..... tteM"" plelO "'n"'" ... ..,..,.., • • .. ~.., LEGAL DESCRIPTION
T-52711 N. B•t•vla, Orange, CA 926!7 The registrant(sJ c:om· ah\, 92a..7 CITY Of' ship • DIAi CALINDANOI AINTING. 20031 Marina Lot 50 of Tract No 7701 81
-----------92867 This ousiness 1s cori-Jo transact busl· Debra Letgh Monteros. HUNTINGTON RACH DATED A T Newport ,,..,,.,., ufte n ,HunllngtonBeach,Caltl lhOwnonam•precordedln P\llllC NOTICE This. business ts con-dueled by an 1nd1vtdual ess under the F1c1t110Ys 16241 Howland Lane. Hun I· Nolk:o Is hereby Otllllfl by BNch, Cellfornla, lhls 3111 .. nett.. a m•· 28-48 BOOk 345, pages 22 to 27
----------ducted by: co partners Tile reg1stren1 com-usineas Name(s) ltsted ngton Beach. Cahf 92647 lhe Department ol Com-dlY of December, 1989 uM8 en Ht• corte. Rober' Cra19 Carnpt>ell. lncluslve ol Mlsoellaneous
FICTITtOUS IUHffH I The reglllrenl oom -menoed 10 transact busl· bove on May 18. 1990 Juho Allonso Esplnose De munlty Development. Plan.I 'llADNC>ft/UPlAND COR· Ufta ..ne o""' nom.de 31 Marina Ln , Hunt· Maps. recc.rds of Orang•
NAME STATEMENT menced to transact busl· ness under 1he flctnlous Marvin Berkownz Los Monteros. 16241 Howl· nlng Division ol Ille City ol ,.ORATION, • Delawere no le ofNcer• ngton Beach. Calll 92846 County. Callfornla
The following persons are jness under lhe hclltloua business name or names Th•s statement was llled net Lane Calll 92647 Huntington Beach thll the Corpretlofl, er: Vice Pl'oel-toft; au ,...... .lhls business Is con· If the tubjecl of this Nie"
doino business 85 business neme or names listed above on May 1 t990 tlh the County Cletk ot Or· Tn1s bustness Is con-following Oreft Neg•tlv• deftt f'Ha• mequtno ...... .,. UC1ed by an 1nd1v1dua1 eat property and It has no
NATIONAL COTT AGE listed abollO on June t, 19?0 I L~ora F Groves ge County on May 21 ucled by husband and wife Declaration req uest has THE NNNHILL LAND 11Mpltr con lei for-The reg1s1ran111) com· treetaddressor other com·
CRAFTS 50 Poi o mac StevenO Mark TNs statement was ltled 1990 The 1eg1s1ran11s1 corn· beef\ prepared and will be COWANY, • Cellfornl• elldade1 te9ele1 10 111nsact busi-rnon deslgn•llOll. dlrKtlon1
Irvine Cahl 92720 ·' _ThtS statement was hied with the County Clerk of Or-F4577N enced 10 tranSBCI bus•· tubmllted 10 the City of ....-rel pMtMrahlp, er: II uetod qlflore H under the F1c111oous o Its 1oc1t1on may be ob·
Kl'nneth Joe Straw 4 Gina 1 with the County Clerk of Or-1ange Cou_nty on May 29 Pubflshed Orange coaSI ness under the Fict111ou1 Huntington Beach Planning Ooftefel 'ortner le corto eecuche .., Business Name(s) hsted te1ned from the Marshal's
Straw. 50 Polornac trvine. ,ange County on June I t990 F451Sll Dally Pilot May 29, June 5. Business N1me(s) fisted Commission tor their con-Published Orange Coast •bove on· NI A Olltce upon request
Ctilil 92720 1990 F459075 Published Orongjl Coast 12 19 1990 above on NIA siderallon on July 10, 1990 Dally Pilot June 12, 1990 SI uatecl no Pf-t• ·au Roberl Craig Campbell Prospec1lve b idders
T nis business 15 con-Publlsned Orange CoasdDa1ty P1101 June 5 12 19 26 T 549 Debi Monteros The Drift Negalive Deeter-T ·584 rffPU"I• a tlompo, puede This staternent was llled should .reler 10 Sections
dueled by husband and wife Dally Pilot June 5. t2. 19 26. 1990 Tn1s sta1ernen1 was llled a1tons wilt be available for el cooo. 1 lo puedefl lh the County Clerk ot Or· 70 1 5 tO to 701 680, in-
The reg•stranl(sl corn-1 •990 T572 T565 P\JJLIC NOTICE wolh th~ C<>Ynty Clef~ ot ~~-public rev•-and comment Pl&.IC NOTICE lter 111 aolerlo, 1u dlMto ange Coonty on Ju~ 5. sive. of the Code of Civil
menced 10 transact bust-, -----------._ __________ ,ange ounty on ay • tor twenty-one 1211 days otre1 c:o1e1 de 11.1 1990 Procedure for prov1s1on1
ness under 1ne F1c1111ous Pl&.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 11990 eommenctng Monday. June ITATE•NT OF ed tin nlto edl· F•Stal' 011ern1ng the terms con-
Bus1ness Narne(sl listed Pl&.IC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT • F45nM 11 1990 A8ANDONMENT OF lonal por parle de I• cOfte. Publlshed Orange Coast tltons. and eltec:t ot lhe sale
above on May 1. t990 FICTITIOUS 8USINESS Tht> following persons .1.e Publlsnt>d Orange Coast Draft Negative Oeclar-USIE Of' FICmlOUI Exteten otroa requlattoa Datly Pilol June 12. 19. 26, and the llablllty of defaulting
Kenneth J Straw FICTITIOUS 8U81NESS I NAME STATEMENT doing l>U'"Ol'S'\ as Daily Pilot May 29. June 5. atlon No 89-56 '" c:onjunc· IUllNlll NA• ..... ,... qi.le Ultod July 3. l990 bidders
rn1s s1a1emen1 was ltled NAME STATEMENT The following persons are OUARLO KOBRIGNE 266 12 l9 l990 hon with Cond111onal Use The tollowtng persons u .. r• llam•r • un ebogedo T ·580 NOT ICE IS HE RE BY
w 1n the County Clerk ol Or· Tile following pe•sons are do•ng business as S•erlr.s Costa Mesa Calit T ·546 Permit No 89-65 and have abandoned the use of nmedUlt~te.11 no C:Oft· Pl&.IC NOTICE ~IVEN that on June 28. 1990
anqe CO<Jnty on May 1 t d0tng business as I c A L IF o AN t A CON 92627 Coeslal Oevetopment Per-lhe F1cttllous Business • "" obotodo. puede at 2 00 o ctock P M al OR·
1q.:i RAK ENTERPRISES 1067 STRUCTION CONCEPTS-Maflo Ornelas t29 La\t O P\JBllC NOTICE rntl No 89-43 covers an 1 t-Name NEWPORT PACIFIC !tamer• un -•lclo do ref· FICTtTIOUS BUSIN€88 N G E C 0 U N T Y
F45"21 Salvador Costa Mesa CA CCC 939 W l'lth C ? Street W1lm1n91011 C<1hl K-snM unit condominium proposal DESIGNS. 1760 Monrovia renc:te do •011ado1 o • NAME STATEMENT MARSHALS OFFICE 4601
PubhSht'd Orange Coast 92626 !Cosla Mesa CA 926:?7 90744 , FICTITIOUS BUSINESS on a O 32 acre s11e localed •A· 17 Costa Mesa, Caht une oftcln• do •Jud•..... Tilt 1o11owir19 persons are Jamboree Blvd Roorn 108,
tl;uty Ptlot May 22 29 June Kurt Dev1d Chrtstensen. Man1ynn Rognall 939 w Tnis ousines& 15 r '" N ME STATEMENT on the northwesl corner of 92627 (voe el dlroc torlo tele-olng business 15 •ly ot Newport Beach. 5 t~ 19qo 1067 Satvador Costa Mesa,' 19111 C-2 co~111 Mesa CA ducttid bv an tnd1v1dua1 A Pac1t1c Coast H1ghwau and The F1cm1ous Business fonlc:o). J & D SUNSHINE LIQUOR County or Orange State ot
C 92626 The tollow1n9 nersons are ' c No .......... c I 1 T -525 A 92627 Tne reg1s1ranllsl com odouig bus•n•'"S •• ~ Sl•lh Street. The land use Name rtlerred 10 above was •H · ......... !043 N Coast Hwy Laguna ah ornoa I wtll sell al PUb IC
----------Russell Baldwin. t073 This ou\onM., ,~ c-on-mt'nco•d 1 1r.J•".ic1 th.I~• 1 Cont1nenllll Mobilehome des1gna1ton and zoning ot ltled 1n Orange County on The narne and •ddress of acn Cattl 9265t auc11on to tne h1gt1esl btd· P\8..IC NOTICE Corona lo Costa Mesa CA dueled bv an 1nO•v•<lu.11 np< ""o"" tr,.. F'•cllt1ro,1s Park Associates 3 187 H the pro1ec1 S•te are High Apnl 28. 198 7 FILE the coort •S (El nombre Y Jerry 4 Doane Noel 1043 er. tor cash 1n lawful money
92626 Tne , eo \II t"' ce>m Bus1neS> Ncim ... s1 1o~1Pd A" ""t Awenut> <.osta Me~a Density Res1den11al and NO F342435 dtrecc;1on de la corre est CQHI Hwy Laquna I the Un11eo States all Lile
FICTmous BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEN"T
T11e foltowcnq persons are
dr .. n9 Dus1ness as
Ai T HEAL TH & FITNESS
CLINIC 2031 t Acac•8 Suite
2 lO Santa Ana Heights c ,,,, Q'707
O• '1'J1m11ta Juros t29
';0151c;a Orn1e Newport
b• 1c11 Cahl 92660
T n1\ ousmes:. ·~ con
duclt'd l>y an 1n01vtdu<1I
Tnl" rf'g•slrant(sl c.orn
"'1N•Cf'd 10 II ano;acl buso
,., 11nC1Pr tM F1c111tous
Bus;..ne~' N11me1s1 l15l('<l
10.;.t> or l\Aarch 7 1990
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t11 ')1.Jh•tnPflt WI" f+ted
"''"' "'" Countv C1e1k ol Or nq• Cnunh nn J11nf> 'i
This buS•ness •S con· rnenoed to 1t.lnwc1 bus•-tlOC."•' un N A 'cA 02626 OownlOw/\ Spec1hc Plan Dis-Donna Zazuela 2422 MUNICIPAL COURT OF each Caltl 926!1 l nghl lltle and interest ol
ducteo l>Y II ~neorat part ness und .. , tn• 1tc1111ous Merio Ornt>ns I J~hn H.incock Mutual Lile lrtcl 21Med1um H•gn Density 22nd St .. Newport Beach. CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF This business is con-said 1uagrnen1 de1>1or(1I tn
nersh•p business n11mt.> or namt.>s Th•" S':jlf'"'""' ,.,, 1.1 .. a jtnsurance Company A Res1den1tal) Calif 92660 SAN DIEGO North County ucted by an indivodwll the abovl' describe<I prop-
T he reg1<,11 Jnl com listed .obO•t' on M.iv 23 witn 1n .. Cc•ur•ty Cl»rk ot Or· Milssachub<'lh torporal•on A copy ol the request ts on This business· was con Juatctal 01s111c;1 600 E Val· Tne regtslronUs) c;om· erty, or so much thereof as
menced to 1ransac1 buSI· 1990 angt> frnH•h "" Milv 16
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John H..inc.ock Place Ille with 1ne City Clerk City ducted by an 1nd1"1dual ley Pkwy Escondido. CA menceo 10 transact t>us•· rnay be necessary 10 satisfy
ness unOP• lhl' 1ie1111ous ~a11ty•1r1 tl•ci•• 111 1o<ir Suill' 200 rwo Copley ol Hun11n910" Bto,1cn 2000 This statement was loled 92025 3098 ness under 1118 Ficlll•OUS said e•eculton w11n accrued
business name or name:. Tn1i. st.ih·,, ,., t ,.. 1.1en F457634 P•acP Bosten MA 02117 Main Street Hun11ng1on ·w11h lhe Counly Cler~ ot Or The name udoress and Business Nameisl ltsled 1nte1es1 and costs
listed abovP on M a, 25 w1111 tne C ,.,,,1.,. c 11•rl ,.,, O• p •t'• 1 t'<1 f'lr or r)P (1 1 1 H 1 od p k p BeJCn Ce1tlorn1a Afl¥ per-ange Count) on May I~ telephone numner of plain· above on October 15 t985 APPROXIMATE M INI·
1990 anqe Count. r "-' ,, ,''o 011.1r 1>.101 M 1, 10 ''"' <, !lid un ;oCahf:.~,,,1 a,:~~~~ son wishing 10 c<>rnmenl on 1990 tilts attorney o• plainllll Jerry w Noel MUM BIO S337 686 29
Ku11 Gr111Mt>nsen 1•1" F4S450a 1, '" 1n . p..-tnt'r'lh•P tnp rt•Qut>sl rnay do so on Pubttsneo Oranqe C01'SI without an .JltO•rt<'y is (El Tnos stalement was Med Dated June 4 1990
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teo Pu1>11sned 01.111qf' C.oa.,t I T C,44 J 187 H Aor ~. •'Y Avenue w1111ng wtlh1n twenty-one Daily P1lo1 May 22 29 June nombre 111 direCC'•On y el nu-with thf' County Cler lo. of Oi-Otvtsoon 0 C Marshall
w1lh lhe ounly er o r-Daily Ptle>• .i.,,,,, , 1. 1, ;?( C t M C 1 1 1211 <l•ly!> ol th" ll•Jl1ce by 5 12 1990 rnero de tf!lelono Clel ange County on Julle 5 !Harbor Otv 460 1 Jamooree
ange County on May 25 tq<10 PU9LIC NOTICE 1 os 3 esa a' or ma p1nv1C11nQ wrtllf'n cornments T ·!>'Q at:i09.ldo df'l 1Jem.111dar11e o t9()() Blvd . Rrn t06. Newport
t9'l0 F458509 r v,-. 9"'026 to tne Oepanmen1 01 Com. <lf'I demandante Que no F~s .. "SO jBeacti. CA 92660 p o c This Ou51n1•<;s " con ..... ubttsned ranqe oast FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l.:io,rrPl1 ov ,j 11,,111 ,..entu•t> mun•tv Oeveiopm;>•ll Plan-11ence ab<>Q.ido e-;1 JAMES Pubh~ned Orange Coast I MICHAEL S. C ARONA,
Daily P11n1 J.m,. '> 12 1<1 26 NAME STATEMENT The •t'Q•\lrant com n"'q 0->•.,•on P o Bo• t90 MLIC NOTICE WAAREN Bf Al l 16191 Daily Pilot June t2 t9 26 M•rellel, Orange County.
1990 MLIC NOTICE l•·~ 1 " , , r ,., , ,.,. ,,..., , t" 1 10 1, "'S oc.t bu' ,H1.1nt•ng1on Beac.n C A 434-3000 275S Jtolltorson ! July :.i tCl<IO By: S. Ouddrldge, Deputy
I !..60 1 1 1 , ''""~ '"uu• 'ht rortotoous Q2(,48 NOTICE OF Strt'"I $1J1IP 01 •• C<ltlSbad . T !>74 Pubh$hed O•ange Coast -----------FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 1 A ,.,0 • ./ r A r AVN' in buStnP'\~ narnf> or names Pul>lt~hed Orange Coast PUBLIC HEARING CA o;>008 Daily Pilot June 12 1CI 26.
MLICNOTICE T1~A1~1~.~~A1T1~~E~T ,,. ~c.::~h.(.~IAN!~~~.~7;1,~ 1,,"''.'.''1~1·~~'.'~'\oci'o~~ORK 0 .. 111P1101Jun ... 1;> 19~0!>89 G1~~~1f11~t :~e ~~.~~B;, 19~;rr lf1>rf1.i1 AUG 30j PU8LICNOTICE ;•990-· ' T5113
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 001nq t>u\ini>~~ '' '· 1 • PA~ 1 NF R<", 1 TO 1 Calt T rusteu 01 Hun11ng1on Palrlcl• M John1. Clerk. I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
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NAME STATEMENT ACU P()L Atll 'v qip "' I I .. ... PUBLIC NOTleE Beac;n Union Htgh School By: M. Egan. Deputy NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE
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f)l iv P11._1 J.,,.,. 12 tq 26 CADRE 1?00 W w,,. '" c1 .. , ''"' '"",. ,r , 11 , , i',,, 11 1 ,,1 NAME STATEMENT re<:e<vmg input reQ<1r<liroq t9CIO ~AtT<; MA.RKfrtNG 4 09 Of' CALIFORNIA.
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, , ~ 111 .o Ave Santa Ana CA 92704 ' '" •'' t • 11, 1,.0 1, , 1 •lo. ,1 , I', rn,. followonq person~ are Gt>rt'ral W.•1•c1 Rpq.,,..,, c>t M<iJb 116th <;1r1•e1 Su•tl' A Nf"W ,.. ~UNTY Of' ORANGE
579 Aldo Fdl0'1"• 31692 St 01 H 1' 1' '''A'· ' ' t ,,,, ,,.0 , , •" , ,.,., '"•HI A " ,,1 1 ... .,,,, .. nt domri ou!iines!> ,1-; l:duca1ion Code St>c 111>11 1po11 8Pacn Calil 9?663 In '"° M•ller ot lho Pot1-
V10lel lantt>rn B Oon..i M• ,., L .,, • ·• • , ,, • I T•··-.. 1,111·~,,.,,1 wa• tote'"' tolNEOTOO lb)N"OTOD 49'i50 Slate Meat M<1nd.1I••• I Ven,·su Helen Wcllker !Ion lo Channe the Nemo of -----------Point CA 92629 , I I'"".. . ~ (t"l " I . ,. . " I N T E R N A r I o""N A l tor Sumrner Session Ht•,, PUBLIC' NOTICE 400 B 10th St No>wvort •11 s. • ..... !1r ... m-__ ... Puellc ""'TICE d ri I • 't ·u ""'''' tl'ot' {.nu• 1, l.1•"~ 01 Or b .. ....... " -· -______ n_v ____ , l h1$ bu,•nes, •s con un,.,' ' ' '' "1 ••0 ' ' 1 11 ,, rJ ·'' 1, ,. ,, '· , ""+' ., 1 , ·~ f O Too 1 N l E R. ino nas een Ml 101 JunP t'I 1Beacn Cdhl 92663 IElham A. Abdelrehm1111 on
NOTICE OF dueled by an1nd1w10ual Tilt' J,., 1'' • ' ,,,,, NATIONAL[ tCllDfl(IN 1990 <II 530 pm '" lht 7I0104/d Juhl' f llen Stew•rl 251 behalf of Anni All
0 rn .. '"Q•str.11'1 c'>m mf'n ,.01 ,,., '' •' • ' ' '" 1 , .. ,1, F4S9344 nOt c.r ttiOf~tGNS IN Board~ orn HBUH >fl r1 . NOTICE OF Berlo.ele\f Coull 11v1ne Cahf IAbdelfahman •minor PUBLIC SALE F menoed 10 transact bus. "'" • I•• t• • ln<I 0111<.P 1025t vo,~towri DISSOLUTION OF Cl271<o I No Ai540l1 ABANDONED PROPERTY ~s u""'-fhQ l1c;11t1~·s Ou''"·" ""' • I• I 1'• .. • , '' '' ''r ~·ut>t1:.hi>d 01 m9f' Cod<ot flYPE 930 w 11 .• 111 SI Suite Avenue Hun1tng1on Be.c:h PARTNERSHIP Tno• hu,1no'" '' con-ORDE• To' SHOW c•UI" "' I .,. ~ t t> Q f'fl that ·~.. uuro .. ~ ~ "'''' ". ( "'"''· (lo .. In. fl;'· p ,, I tu• I '· l'1 ?(; 0 ' i '~lo) Mp,,, Cdltl • u r~7 " .. "' • ·' r:, ,, t tn ·~~11~n1vl988 of bv$•ness name °' names lt~tf'CI ir; .r ·"'"' ' ,, ', '• . , I ' '' • .. ,r,n 14?627 Ca1ttnrn1.i OuPSl1ons '" Pu1>1tc Not!U' •s hNPny ducted ov a gent'ral part FOR CHANGE OF NAME
hSled above on May 11 tqqo , , , T ,6;
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10011 A J F'uflortun 3? 1 , gar<l•no 1n1\ GenPral Wlllllf'• 91ven that Rcadnor "cont tno ""'~"'" PET! TIONER(S) All 5 ;~~ ~;~;• ... c,:~ .. ~I ;,~11~~'!1 1990 ' ti l • Lt " ' ' F4S7111S _, '", Avr• Cnrnna dPI Mar m1'y bP l11rwllrl1!'t! lo Admtn Commerce entPr orpo• The reg1s1r.1ntts1 com-AbdMronmon ,mcJ Elham A
t • l ,r loon personal Aldo fatoss• I.,, ' ,,, "' •' '" '"•'ll P1 ' "•' . ,, '' < I I PUBLIC NOTICE Caltl 92625 •Strator or F'OO<l Serv1c;t>s .lhOn a Delaware Corpo•· men~ to transact bust· Abdelranman on ll<!helf ot ()• , •••• ,.,. t•y B1llHOOkf'f Tnos Sl81Pfl'!ertl was !tied W•l"lri•·C .. 11•1.l ·:~.I )r 0.110, I • ,.,, Tn1\ nusonp,c; ... con HBUHSD t0251 Ye>r~10 .... n ahon andlRllnwestrnenls nes~ Ull<.lf.l• 1t11' roct•llOU5 Anns Ah Al>detrahman has
, , 11 , l'llanamg Dave ... 1n Ille Coonly Clerk of Or ar'QI-1 ,r 1• , , , F458492 , 1, •, •,, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ouctPn n, ar ,, d· .. Clu 11 AvenuP llun1tnqton B ... icn A Cahlorni.i limited partner Bu"ness Namersl ltSIPd hied• peltlton lor an order
.. 00"'"' tr• l }ar SJt.ua• af19t! County on May 29 NAME STATEMENT Tr11 ••·q1c;trilntts1 com· CA 92646 proor lo ditto ol ~nip here10101to doing bus•-al>Ov•• on May 2t 1990 ,to change name trom Ann•
Auct t re t>t> N•t<l at 5:.>8 l t990 F45'S99 [l Put~·\t.,.a O• '' '1• 1 ' 'r r• fotle>w·• Q f>('•~onc; .; .. • ~tone I'll 10 11 ,, , Jt 1 1 use-tiearong ness under me lichtR•ous Ven1>sa Walker Alt At><ltolranrnan 10 Ahmad q.,~d• a1k Huntmglon Pul>tostied Oranoe Coast ~ • ' ' ., • •' PUBLIC NOTICE 1'1'"'''l r>u<.•'"" "" neH un<lt>r lht' f1cto11ous Oo.llPd Muv 20 tc:icio n:-ime and ~•~h· ot ad rnos s1a1emen1 was ltle<l IAh Abdelrahman
... , "<.r .1111orn1.1 o11 June Daily P1101 Jun('.., 1' t9 26 l'l"O I ' ••l ')Rf'~ INVr <, T MENT Bu$1ness Nilme(~I 1ts1ed Publtshrd OrJnqt> Cn<'ISI nor l Rt Cornmf'rcp Center w11n Hit' COYnly Clerk ol Or-II 1111 hereby nrdmed that
.'J tCl<iO .lt 10 AM t990 ' • A FICTITl04$ BUSINESS COMPANY 101<., ll. W MAil Al>O•t• on Aprtl l 1990 Oa11y PolOI Junf' 5 12 t990 P11rtnersn1p 8 Cllhtornio ange County on June 5. lall persoM intereste<11n lh1S
Pr,,,.,,, c.rs1~f\ N •al• T567 NAME !i'TATEMENT 11•.11tiG•, ' ·t~ Ad.1ms TO<ld R J Fut1.-t10•1 T C,70 general par1nersn1p al Fon-19~ 1rna11e1 appear t>efore 1n1s
, • 1 "~"rol<l •lroms and PUBLIC NOJICE Tt .. ' "'' 1 L •• t '" A•P Suih' r1 tdl) Co~la r111c; s1a1emPnl ,.,.,., lol('d lana (.ommerc.f> C~nter F45t34t court 1n Dt'Pllllment NO 3A
•1.•n '"'" com-.1\lonq ot ~ PUBllC NOTICE I· ' r Mo• ' ,...,)1' 'l:"t '' w lh thf' Coun1v Cle•• ol Ot PUBllC NOTICE Parcets t 2 & S of Pt1rce1 I P.1n1t~nP<J Orangt' Coa,1 or lhP Oranqto County Su·
so• I t I'd~ 111e~<Jto1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS J~· '.f r ( r I fi ,, ... 1 r ,, ,, t<,49 dn9e Ce>unfy l)n ~ily It Map 4992 Ctly 01 Fontana tl Daily Pilot Jul'(' " t9 26 pet'IOI Court at lhe address ~·tcri.., til',. ;ind cnatrs FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT I A W ' <;to Al13rt» Av,. -;,, '" D-140 l "l'\I) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS (.n JOiy ol San Ot'llta•dino Jul~ 1 1 lCIO Shown at>1••" nn July 17 ,.,1,1~1 ,,.,,.q .,rid rnoln y NAME STATEMENT Tr•P I """''?I••·• t" f ,r., C , ... • "" Costtt M.,.,' I '"' •?fi2fo F456936 NAME STATEMENT St.ltP ot Cahlornia did on 578 1990 Al 2 00 o clock pm "'•Vf'tli!toPnu~ ol1>m5 The lot1ow1nq pf'ro;oris 1re <IOtnq 1>us1n("S'> .J~ 'I,' Tr I , ··~· .. IJtr' PulJlt,nPll OrilnQP Coosl Thi> 1n110 ... 1nq l'P"0'1\ <l•f' the 27th day 0' O(>(;ernoer E and then and there show
Inf> 1o.1nd1cord res,.1ves the doing bu~1ness as APPLf 1a1 fllMNc Al • 1• ldu"t'<l IJ• •'" 1nc11>1du<I Dn11y P11n1 Mai ;>;> ?ti June do1nq business os ll'lBQ IJy muhi.it con~enl PUBLIC NOTIC cause ti anv lhey have why
roqnt to t 1<1 ;u thto ~Ille J H S VS T EMS 34 33 SERVtCF'" '2 "'"''"I 0 • " UI '1 '1' 11 ro.. "'I ''' 1nt1\) com r t, l •'>ll I' A R H 0 R 1.Z. 0 N S l1•'o!IOlvto lhP '"'11 partn('rSh•P FICTl'TIOUS BUSINESS lhe pi>l11ton Jnr cnanoe ol
p Jr<.I• 1 ,,. rn1Jst bl" rn.tde Hollo"' B•oo~ C1rc1» Co .. 1.1 Cornn.1 O..• M 1• 1 A '•'f,;>'i Ir~. '·• menet'<! '' I• "'"¥.I 011'• :->26 FINANCIAL 't 72 Dupont and terminate lheor •elallons NAME STATEMENT name snould nol t:lf' granted
wolh c.t·ll and p.iod tor al Mesa C'A 'l')(J'lr-. . R.tymO"fl ~ A•tnlt t;>IO A'i ,,., 1111, .. ''• Focltl ,., Orn,,. 2t7 Irvine C.tltl as partne<s lnf>rf'in Tne T l11slurth('r Order~lhala
John O H,lmf11 3•33 K~t "-(,., ,, 1 "'· • 11r 1, ·'1 • Ou'" •'!o> ~~.on to•~• 11s1ed 927 t• SHUPmf'nl 01 Partner snip ht> rounw•nq !'f'rson~ or to C""' ol 1n1• .r~e1 10 show HToe of purcn l'i" Tno~ SJl4' If c~ .,.. .. ~ > MLIC NOTICE .. WllS re<:Ofde<l on Of'ceml>er doing Ousoness 85 •. ,.y ' u <.uD~ 1 11 1 .. or ill'tl'll.Jtoon Hollow Brno~ Cr•'il l Me!.<! ('A '17fi?'> iln"'" • 11 '• 11 h-40 I L W1lh 1m• ind Co Inc d JO 1967 '" tne Othr.ial Re C A B RI l l 0 p Al M S cause t>e Pl.lblished in 01
"' 11'>1' """"I.,, se111emen1 CA 926?t. LOO•~t !J11n111 ' Roti"tlf II "n FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ca1t101niacorpora11on 2172 cord' of San Bf'rnardino APART M£Nl S l .3 45 ange Coa>I Daily Pilot 8
betw('f'n lundlt>r<l and Obh· du~~~ bl~u~~':;~,v•~~ud;on ~~~2~·;>~ <-mon-'I (X•• M" !~:'., '.;, ,' r:.•fThh:~P":.~~~1',' ~, .. ~:~,"~,~ NAME STATEMENT g~Fii°'~',.f;~•P 217 lrvoM County Cat11orn10 as Oocu Cab11t10 Pert. 011vf> Sant« 1new~~;~"~ 0~~he~t<~et~T~
c;i11mi:1 f•l•tr I Tt , , ngt> [.,,,,,,,. ,,r ,, iv t• 1 The lot1ow1ng per'\ons ilre mf>nl 87 4'i4~88 An,, ~.1111 <1270 l ,c1rcu D u ' ' N h p M Th,. rPQt'il1an1 (Om Tnos t"''""'" '' 1n11 "'"• ' , "' • Sotn Cilll L d coun1y.11iioast0<1ce•week ew olll rr)p~1 1y an-meoced 10 trans.let bus• "u<:lf"dbv nu~1>t1nd tnl1w1r1> rnt>nt"<l' "•' '' 1.111 119r.o 1r1n.,otiusmf>'l'>as u "'" ' o)n fullhet no1tc1• ,., nett>bV V1tt.1Qto Cabr1llo Palms I , eelc it~m,.nt l 4J I Vt>nture Or ,.. " ' 't" F4571t·3 HANNS ENTERPRISES Ce><p a Cahtornoa corpe>< given lhal Ille undior,1gned L 111 n Caltlorrna tom•ted or lour consecutive w s
Hv111onq1 •n B••acn CA ness unrJ•<r rn.. I c1o1tous T "" ',.9 " tr I r ",.,.. a'"', ' "• ' ' ' ~.,.'I PJbl t . I O• r ,-,a Co 'I '2<>30 Conltntonl II Costa alto" 2 112 Dupont 011vl' wtll not be respon"l>le tr om pJt 1n1>rsn1p 2•00 M111n lpr1or to tne d3y ot 1ne hear o:>r,4 l busines'i n11mP or narnes rneric.PO to 11.111 1.1 r u~· "' ,,. ' " " ",r d> Ml'' 1 CA 92627 .:2 t 7 lrv1np Cattl 92715 tho~ day or• tO< 10., ooh Str~I S•J•ll' 20 t trvinio tnq
Pur111<11 .. a c '·'"Q"' Goa!t hsted at>O•t' on P.Aay 25 """ 1nele• rne he 1o1oou~ 1·11 '' 't ,.,., ~"~1t ~·:~:Mi,• 2 ?" Jun"• w :u.am Pat1tek Hanns Tnts 1>vs1nl"SS os con qatoon incurred Dy ine Olhf'r Cnttt Q27 ,4 DATE June 5th. 1990
C'111tv p,,.,. Junt> 12 t8 199.J 1990 cus1ne.ss namto °' "''""'• fn' '(•• " •o11 I _, • T 8 ?OJO Con11ne11t.tl l.osta d\Jc;ted ov .:i 9ener(ll Dull tn 115 own namto or '" lhe This o.>us1nt'~S ,, con JAMEi A. JACKMAN,
r M582 JOlln D HJmltn ,,,,f'<J abnvto c>n •'C'I v<·t I 1 "' ,, ,,,., "' • ,,,. ,c o, '>2 M .. ,a CA 92627 nersh•p 111arnP of the q1>ner .11 panner· du'1ed by a llm11ed ,,.1, lnf'r JCUOOUORET OF THE SUPEAIOA
-----------This si,111•rn .. 111 ""ii~ f1teo j lo111!lf> C B• m111 H.1v w•lli •~· < '" '· I Tnis ousiness 15 con-Thi' 1Pq1slran11s1 com. Ship Sh•IJ PUBLIC NOTICE w1lh the County Cter~ of Or mond K Brandt lanrw ( "' '• • 1.11, ' PUBLIC NOTICE duc.tt:CI oy ii" tno1v1dual menciod tn tran~a<:I buSI • DATED A T S.inla Monica Tne rf>g••lrtl'•ll\I com ' Ah S Abdelranman and
ange County nn May 29 ~ Tn1'1 stollement w11' 1111"<1 t<t'•t'I · Int> reqi~t• 101 corn-ness under tne l"ocl•loOUs 'Calttornia tnis ?7tn day 01 rnenced 10 transact bus• 1Etnarn A. ADdelranman on
LEGAL lCl91.1 F4515te 11h1neCourityc;l,.r,ol Or F4S7765 1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS mencrd to transaGI bvS•· Bu~•n!'ss Narnetsl listed "----rn...., 1989 neH •indt>r "'" Fo<l•toous.b eh all o l Anns Ali
ADVERTISEMENT PubhsheO Or::t~ Coas1 nQP County nn "AJy 2S fl"t '•ti ')t 'J' 'l 1 NAME STATEMENT n,.'°' •Jrt1.JP• Utt• ftC.tlt •OOS abovf!lon M ay JO 1990 A.oNO A FONTANA BusinPt, Namet'> hst~d At>delr\hm11n a m1n()f 921
DEPARTMEN"T OF Daily Pilot 1 '"" •:l 19 ?6 tll'lO F45148.J ~ • ., ~ 1
1 ,', M '' • ' ' TN•'""' wtnrJ ~r.,ons .lrP OtJS•nt1ss nam .. 0, names Lawrenc.e E Oecrona Ir OMMEAC E C ENTER lll>C>vl" on 11.4,1,i;h t4 t9C!O jHele11o1 C.t1C<# Co•la Mt'n
COMMUNITY 1gq() I... Put>hsnt>d Of.in()<' ( 011<;1 do.no tJtt "'''' .1s h$tf>O aoove on M.1y 25 President 'coRPORATION. 81: Vice Ph1l1p McNamet' 1CA 92626
OEVELOPflltE.N'T TS64 I':'. uty P111o1 Ju•• .. S '' ''' :>6 1 41 I l 111 o < Ht P v ARD 1Qq() Thl5 slatPm('nl was ltlt-d Preildent Tnis staiement wn l•l!!d I Puol1shl'<I O•an9e Coast
PLANNING OtVISIOtil I 19qo PURL IC NOTICE <;All~Ar ,r <.t>MPANY ;>S t W1ll1.im H.inros w1111 the County Clerk or Or· 1 LAL INVFSTMENTS w11n ltie County Clerk of O" Dally Pilot June 12 19 26
CITY OF P\JJLIC NOTICE r"6t I Sh•PV'"d W11v c.1b1n D I Tt11\ s1atern~111 "'"' t11Pd angti Cvu•itv on June 5 Celffornla lfmltod part;_,~ ange County on JunP 5 ,Jut~ 1 11'l00
HUNTINGTON BEACH j FICTITIOUS BUSINESS .No•w pro•I fi• ·"" { 11 0?663 w11n tnP Counly Cler~ ol Or-1990 i•hlp, bJ: Aot>orl E. Rippe, t9<i0 . I T-588 No••rP , llefet>y given oy FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I J1r"• c; rlQntb('n(' anqP Coonty on May 29 F45tl57 Generel Pertt\Of F4St351 ·~ i)epartrnenl ol Com-NAME STATEMENT PUBUC NOTICE T~~.M[ STATEMENT ,,, 2418? R•·lf ,., ••. , r Trro t9':IO F451St7 Publtsneo Orange C08$1 ,..,..hod Orenge CoHI Put>hsnt'<I Oranqe CoaSI ---M--L-IC_NO_T_l_C_E __
., UO•lr 0..wPlcpmenl Plan· Ttie loOowtnQ P"f\00'> ar.. FICTllTIOUS eu·-ss 111 ... n.1 r •.• ~·1
I ' I •• • Publt5tw'd OrAnqe Coast 9a•ly PtlOI Jun<' 12 19 26 Delly '"°t June 12 tttO Daily P1101 June 12 19 26 I n nq f)o. ~on of 1~ Coty ol o+ng bu'°n .. -.i. a<, .. ...,. lhfl<11" 1 ' '"''il ll 0.-t 0111ly P11n1 JunP r, l? 19 26 .,uly I t9'10 ' T-585 Jul~ 3 1Qt'IO
llunh'1Ql01' Beac.n IMI the AERO COMM MACH•NF NAME STATEMENT Al\ 11•r 1-lM,f I,,, 'C, \lrrdor F. "' t '''"f'llft' Caltl l<lQO I ·!175 r !:>77 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
1 .. 11,.wmri 0,,,11 Negetove 1703 Monrovia Costa Mto"'ll TnP ln11n ... 1n11 l"''""n" MP Wf An Iii ',(. 11• ! N fiA<.r 12672 I T'>66 NAME STATEMENT
0 .. ct 11 ..irion request has ahl. 92627 01nq bus1ne5s JS 1C1 n A 1 ~ "" r1 ', u f<f T 111 ,,,,, ,, ... ~. 1\ cnn The tOllow1nQ persons are 1-------J~"'--~-_Glenn ~A l.l0QN<",, BY ~R ;STUH ('11 MU~H Af:-r {luGH•ll t>r .l. 11.i!llllt.~ ... p.&11 • dOtn Ou'°nP'I' o'
,,.bm•li•"f 1,.. the C•rv 01 Oespensa Fountain valley AINA •S55 M"'·' VP•df> f 16Hl 1 ',.m "'' tr rr,.,;r;, ,.,,,,,, 1 TH CAI l COM~Y-
HJnl•llQton Be3cil Plann.ng •lif 927011 asr t8E Co'118 Ml'H CA j'"910n Ao" ' CA n '1'• I h<' " I' ,, '"'''> corn 369 San Miguel J 10 N--
r0,,. mo<.~IPn fl)< th<'lf c;on. Juan Avila t8328 Wall SI 2626 Joh• 11 M10""• 1m• ,., mPncf'd '" I• '" ,r1 bu'lt POrt Bf> icn Cilltt 92660
tOt'• lt1on Tne Oral! arson C.111 907•6 C,1r1' l k.,,, ,,, ·• ' '>'> 'aoov<' n• •' urt1Jt "'' I ic1ot1ou!I s G BUSINESS?? JC'<lellt' Ta1tor Inc C11t1-
N4!Q.JI ¥"· O..Ctaratton' will This t>us1ness 15 con· .. s.1 Veo1de F.tst tBE I 1t ' '''' """ '' ''"' Bu<otnto,~ N..lmfl(S' listed lJlRTIN ·A NEW • • lorn111 369 Sao Miguel be ,1, Jlloll>te 10, publt<: re-ucted by a general part Sia Mesa CA Cl2626 dU<.l!'d hv ,.,. rnd111111 ... 1 .Jbove on NA 3 tO, N{lwpo11 Be&eh Cattl
•tewandcommenllor twen-snip Tn1s bus111es:. ••con-Tr .. '"ll•''r 111 t rrim I JamesS 09n1bene 92660
IY·Onro (2 ll davs cornmenc-The reg1stranl(sl com. ucted l>y an md1111duat rnenct'cf 10 1tan~.ll.I toufll Th15 5lal1'men1 was filed Th15 business 11 c:on-
ng Mrind,1; Junto l t 1990 10 transact 0051· The re91slr11n1 com-""'IS ,, ", tne litltltou' w1tn lttt' Cr.>unly CIN k ol Or The Legal Department at ltle Please sl op by to file you• durled Dy u corpo•allon
O• 111 Nt'C)allve Dectar-under tne Foc1111ous 10 transact ws1 l>u,•nto•~ nam(' °' Mm~, nge Coon1y on April 23 Daily PtlOI tS pleased to an· f1ct1t1ous bu51ne ss stalemenl al Ttit-reg1\1tt1nl(sl c:om lhOr N() 90 17 In con1unc:-us•neu Name(s} ttsted en Ul'der lhl" 'rltllOUt hsted ol00V4' "" M.l y n 1'}9() 0 p I De t ~ lo transact OOSI
11on w1m Code Amendment above on May 7 1990 ••net• name or nomPS 199" F454521 nounce a new service now avail-the a1ly ilo t Lega par nes~ undt>r lhe F.c1ttt0us
N•l 't(J 1 Cflvtors a request 10 Glenn T•rv1s ISied aboll(' on nta Jo1111 n Ml11•dy I Puott~hed O•anQP Coast able to new bu sine sses ment . 330 West Bay. Costa u11neas Narne(.tl 1111ed
.11'11f'na Articlet 9 12 9 15, This statement was ltled Carta L Bert11•na lni .. 11.11 .. m•·tot w ·~ "'~ Daily Pilot May 22 29 June W e w ill no w SEARC H the M esa. California If you can not •bo"" on OC101>6r 1. 1988
md q4; nt lhl' Hunt1nglon 1th the County Clerk ot Or-Thts statemenl was ltte<I wtlh me County Cl11tk Of Or i5 12 l.990 f t h SIOP by. please calf US Gregory A Call. Prest<Mnl
"" .. ,, Or111nancf' Code to nge County on May 11, th tne Coonty Clerk ot Or· ange Ct>1Jnly on M'"IY '5 T ·542 name or you at no ex r a c arge. E ""' ,,,11 .. mttn1 was hied
,11.,w proiecttngdeckitnR2 1990 noe coonty on May 25 1990F4sts tol • and save you the time and the at (714) 64 2-432t. x tens1on th tneCouniyClert!ot Or·
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11 R 1M"<l1um H1Qn Oen· P1.1b115lled Orange eo..1 Published Orenge Colu• Daily Potni Ju"" 5 t~ tq 26 n-tc NOTIC 1 Ana Then. of course. after the a rrangement s to r you to handle •••v H"'"doo1oa11 R4 tHTo Deity P1101 May 22. 29 June = P1101 June 5 12 •9 26 •990 l ~!>fl '1Cm10U1 .,...s1 searc h is completed *e w111 file this procedure by mail ,.,... ~~;:~,A~~~:n:;c' 0 5 12 1996 T.523 !1
T562 I T!!_A1•011 lf1 ATr•NT I your f1c t1ttous business name If yo u should have any further !,~b~,~~11~;;oe29 CJou~
A, ,,~·v of me request '' on I P\llllC NOTICE !c'o+,;g bus?;:: :'sons art statement w ith the County C lerk, Questions. Please calf us and w e • 12 1090
"'"' """" the C••y Clerk C11y P\llllC NOTICC .. _IC ..,,,TICE HOME BUILDING IN publish once a week for four will be more lhan glad to ss1st T ~24
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•• 1•n Stre~!I Hunung1on FICTl'TIOUI 9UllNl.ll '9Cm!OU9 eu...-11 NA• STATIMENT ~u11e235 Coslil M81A Cehl w ee S as require y aw an GoOd luck in your
"ll<t <.atttornoa Any pet NA• ITATE•llfT .. A.-STATl•NT The tollOYoong ~rsons are 2827 I hen l1le your proof Of pubh·
... 1 1 " ...., do+"" 1>u11neas u G cat on lh the County "lerk new business" li()tl w•,,.·•"11 ocommen on ThelOlkJwtngpersonsero nie tOltowingoe<sonsere Jl~ID K ALABAMA I Allen Taytor 9290 1 w1 ~
, .. ,. •'"ll•J 1 may do so 1n do•no business as ng business as STREET PARTNERSHIP fl ark spur Drive West
wttl1tto w1th1n twenty-one EM S t<ll CHEN. 270 E Constructton/Proiect l TO 207 Alllt>ems SI 1n11er. Caltt 92683
t:> I 1 d.1f" or 1111s noltce t>y 171h St Cost• Mff•. Calif enagement Group Bl Hurtttnqlon AflllCh CA Mlk• Ono. 2 BHcom St
r•n .. d1f1() wtittf!n oommen11 92627 oem CI PM 778 w 20lh 92.,_.8 ~trvlne. Caltt 927 •5
lo IM P..p11rtmon1 Of Com-Mary Dolptlin-Haley. 2083 I • Coate MtrSJ CA 92627 Tl'IOITlll l Jn<:Obt 207 Ken Mlhur 1~3 Shaffet ,,,.,,,..v ~vf'IOprnf'lll Pl•n· Tusttn Ave E Costa Ma4I HC'an11c-11 Tiochnologiei AlabAma St . Hunllngton t Orange Caht 9?669
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1tunt1ng1on B•aeh C A This bus1ne11 • cot)-Thie busine11 •• COit· Thll twslneu •• COf'I t0uc~~~ by • 9(',,_,81 P&ft· ..,1,.,. OUCI~ by an lnd•Y1dua1 uc1ed by 1 COf POf1tllon ~ ... ,. Pubhihe<I Orttnge C06at Tiie 1eg1strat1t(ll com· The registrAnl com· dueled by an rncthlldu8' The r11g1t1rdnlll1t com·
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