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FAIR
THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS
GOOD
MORNING I ·
It's Monday, June 18, 1990,
and here's what's happening:
ORANGE COAST WEATHER:
Niaht and mornina low clouds
toda)' but otherwise fair along
the Coast today.
Toay'1 llJp/low 71/H
Yesterday's hi~/low 67/61
Tomorrow's high/low 69/59
SPORTS:
Majer Leepe BaMball
Allpll 7, Detnt& I
Deqen I , Su Diq• J
M-HOllm HOTUN•
TOTH•DITOR
.642-6086
INSIDE THE NEWSROOM:
Bwalq J11•e: When we
asked rcadcn last week to
phone in their response to
whether they supponed a con-
stitutional amendment to ban
desecration of the flag (Al), w~
expected more than the us~I
number of calls to the Oraa'e
Coa1t Dally Piiot Editor's Hot-
line ... But we didn't expect 185
messages ... The calls used up
six cassette tapes on the hot-
-line's answering machine ... On
top of her other duties, it took
our administrative assistant
three days to transcribe all the
calls into our computer ... In
unedited form. the responses
were just shy of 170 column
inches long ... It took the niaht
city editor three hours to edit
the responses down to the
lcnath he thought we could run
... Though Mondays arc gener-
ally a slow news day, we still
didn't ha vc room for all the
responses.
Ro•'• "8t? It's not unusual
to hear unusual things on a
police scanner. But this state-
ment by an Orange Coast
police officer describing a man
dressed jn white praying on a
street col'ncr Sunday deserved
an explanation: "He just hap-
pens to be black. Other than
that, he's not breaking anyone's
laws."
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Enteru4nment
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Society
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'*"Y TIUIWt
MONDAY, JUNE 18~ 1990
·July 4 .parade .controversy ·rages
YMCA Indian Guides want to march
ly ROllERT BARKER
D.ily l'tlOC SUlff llVrtt.-
H UNTrNGTO N BEACH -Y
Indian Guides and Indian Prin-
cesses have wiped off their war paint
and called back their war party.
They're going to get a second chance
to march in the city's 86th annual
Founh of July Parade.
But chances didn't look good a
few days ago when the YMCA
groups of children from 5 to 8 years
of age recci ved news they were out
of the festivities after being star
performers for ma ny years.
The war chief of the Great Coastal
Nation of the Indian Guides -Skip
Finestone -gave youngsters the
bad news amid allegations that the
local parade may be trying to
emulate the Pasadena Tournament
of Roses Parade instead of co ntinu-
ing its community traditions.
Ronnie Lomas. parade coordi-
nator with Pageantry Productions o f
Lynwood. wants to sm arten up the
floats and cut down the number of
entries to speed things up, she said.
She said that, generally. children
under 14 would be banned from
marching, groups of more than 50
(Please see YMCA/Back Page)
All-Star Academic Team
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The Or•ft9• Coast D•llJ ~Hot'• All-Sur
Aceclemk Teem lnclude11 lfront row
from leftJ ThUJ Ngoc Nguen, •H••beth
Getlllft9 end Dustin Welde end flNtdl
rowJ ••rl R•J Dorsey, Justin Yodrel,
Se•n McDon•ld •nd Albert Hu•ng.
Editor 's Note -This 1s the
Sttond installment of tM lirst-
tver Oraa1e Coatt Dally Pilot
All-Scar Academic Te•m.
This week's academic squad
feJJtures the top students from
Newpon Beach, Costa Mesa and
Laguna Beach. Last ~k. the
Dally Pilot mcluded Huntington
Beach. Fountain Valley and
Irvine's Academic All-Stars.
We asked eJJch member of the
academic squad to note which
high school they'll be graduating
from, which college they will at-
tena in the fall and to answer the
question: "Does learning come
easily to you or did you have
some obstacles to overcome?"
OC drivers
face blgg~st
tolls In nation
SANT A ANA -Orange County
motorists may pay double what
other drivers across the nation pay
when three toll ways open as pro-
j~ed in the next six years, but a
Trans~rtation Commission mem-
ber still believes the routes arc cost
effective.
fl'tease lff JOUS/hdc P-tel
ney N1oc N1aea
Cotta Mesa Hip Sc:llool
UCI
"J plan to major in co mputer
science. Leaming docs come eas-
ily. but 1t requires a lot of hard
work and ded1cat1on. Many of
my achievements requi...W the
suppon of my teachers who were
there to push and encourage me
through the tpugh times."
JHtla Y ocllel
Costa Meta Hlglt Scltool
UC Su Dle10
"I get where I want to go by
trying to put I 10 perce nt into
everything I do. All people can
ask of me is to give them my best
effort. and that's what I do. You
get out of school what you put in.
School work and other act1 v111es
are a lot of work. but the rcall>
pay off in the long run."
Earl Ray Dorsey
Coroaa clel Mar Hlglt Sc:ltool
Staafonl
"Hard work and consistency
have helped me achieve this
honor. Some concepts come eas-
ier than others. and I am thankful
that I have bee n blessed with
talent to achieve many goals. I
just try to do the-best I can with
what l ha ve and what comes.
Obviously, I would not be where
(SH All ST ARS/B~k Pagel
Employment 1990:
Resume, urine sample
1y RUSS LOAR
D.ilyl'loc ...............
IRVINE -Job apphtants arc
being asked for more than their
resumes these days.
The content of their character 1s
lncrcasinaly measured by the con-
tent of their urine as more em-
ployers tum to drug testing in the
fight for a drug-f~ workforce.
About 4 million job applicants
were tested for drugs in I 988. ac-
cording to a $urvcy by the federal
Bureau of Labor Statistics, the last
year for which statistics are avail-
able. Drua use was detected in 12
percent of those tC'Sted.
Random druJ testing of those
alttady on the JOb 1s also srowina.
Nearly I m1lhon employees are
tested each year, accorcUng to the
labor bureau. with a "9 perttnt dnia
detection rate reponed an 1988. And
the ftdtral Depan~nt ofTranspor·
1ataon will subject about 4 million
transportation workers lo random drva taU this year.
lo•i·Lab Inc. of Irvine intends to
bt a ~ player in lhe dn.11 ~tina
mltket. Wlth a new product desiped
to monitor the atturxy of drus
testing programs. The product 1s
drug-laced human unnc. de 1gned to
expose inaccurate drug-testing sys-
tems.
"When you're duhng with drug
abuse and somebody's JOb 1s on the
line. 1t's a way to make sure there's
no slip-ups anywhere an the systc-m."
said Tox1·Lab spokesperson Theresa
Ford.
Employers' profits are also on the:
line. DruJ abuse costs employers an
estimated $60 b1lho n a )car an
absenteeism. accidents. medical
claims and employee thef\. Drua test.in& for fe<kral em ployees
became mandatory in 1981. The
federal Omnibus Drug lniuat1ve ACl
of 1988 requires employers who
hold federal co ntracu to have a
wnttcn pohcy for ach1evin1 a drug-
frtt wortcplact. And in I 989. the
Department of Transp0ratao n rc-
quaml mandatory testtng for pnvate
l«tor em~yttt such as aArlane p1-
lot1 whose jobs arc related to public ~. To~·Llb's manufac1uml unne
specimen-. called Alpha ri ne Sam·
.... ltt dnesned to be utcd ID I dnaa tal•nt PfOll"lm as 1f they came
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Freedom fighter OK' d
By PAUL ARCHlftLEY
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Giving America's celebration of its war of independence a
modem-day flavor, an Afghan freedom fighter will ride in Hunt-
ington Beach's annual Fourth of July parade>
Gen. Ramatullah Safi will visit the United States as the guest
(Please SH AFGHAN/hdc Page)
Pilot readers
fired up over
flag burning
EDITOR ·s NOTE -"f f they
wane to bum (the flag), they should
be made ro tie 1t ar.ound rhe1r neck
and then bum it up."
Thar was one of the 185 responses
from Orange Coast Dally Piiot read-
ers asked 10 phone us on rheir
feelings about a consll/ut1onal
amendment outlawing desccra11on
oflnc flag. I hat caner was ob\·iousl>
for an amendmenr.
Howe\·er. mam. 1fno1 mosr. read-
ers opposed alren ng 1he Consuru-
twn m 1he \HJ kc of the U. . upn:me
Court's Junt• 11 ruling dt•d anng a
federal ban on flag burning unt
const1rut10nal.
"Let the Jerks "ho bum 1t alonL', ..
dedared one reader
. ..\ .sampllns or responses phoned
m to the Editor's Hotline follow~.
I feel that I am a very loyal
Amencan and vote all the time. I
think flag burning ho uld not be
outlawed. and we sho uld not put in
a const1tut1onal amendment. 1 think
it 1s nd1culous that we are going
through all of this.
0
Dcfinitel). I think that anybody
who bums the flag should be sent to
Siberia.
0
Flag b urning should be outlawed .
W,e only have that to re_s_P«\ any
more. Only bad people bum flags.
0
1 would like to ask one of the
biggest pro pone nts of flag burn1ns.
Sen. Edward Kennedy ... what lus
brother. Jack. the president. would
have done 1f someone had burned
the flag on PT 109. I think he wo uld
have taken that .5Ckahber machine
gun that was mounted on the aft
deck and turned 1t around and cut
that person in half .. There's an
awful lot of people in this country
who put a uniform on. 1ncludmg ...
myself, and we think that the Oq lS
more than JUSt a piece of cloth. three
colors on it. rm interested in seeing
(Please see FLAG/Bade PageJ
Security guard
held in burglary
By TONY DODERO o....,, .._ Sufi "'"'"
COST A MESA -The~ apparent-
1} needed someone to guard the
sccunty guard at an apanment co m-
plex part}.
Chnstopher Michael tiner. :!0. of
Orange. and a panner from Orange-
based Resene Secunt} were as-
signed to guard a pany at the Mesa
Verde apa nments fro m 6 p.m Sat-
urday to I a.m. unday.
So metime dunng the evening.
liner entered an apartment throijgh
a window. said Costa Mesa Police
Lt. Gal) Webster.
t1ner was later seen wallung out
ol the apanment b)' h1s panner.
The pan ner became susp1c1ous of
liner's acllons and reponed the
incident to police
The area was' searched and a radio
fro m the apan ment was found in
some bushe outs1de the apartme nt.
Police then a~sted liner on
rusp1c1on of res1dent1al burglary. A
Costa Mesa Jail spokesman said
t1ner·was being held unda)' in lieu
of S25.000 bail.
An embarrassed Reserve Security
spoke man declined to comme nt on
the incident on the record.
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Oranae Coast People
· Chtls Mclaughlin
A 21-year-old lifetjme Corona del Mar resident who operates the
city parkjng kiosk at Balboa Pier. He as also a UCLA student
majoring in English. ·
GETTING IT IN GEAR-------
With one more year of school to go Mclaughlin. a son of two
teachers, hopes to teach high school English after he graduates even
though "most people think it's crazy." He aJso wants to coach
basketball at the same time.
PARKING IT~----------
w orkang an the parking kiosk is a su mmer JOb fo r ham. partly
bec.ause it pays more than his summer job for the last two years as
a summer camp counselor at a camp in Buena Vista, Colo. As a
camp counselor. "We figured ll out onct' and w11h 18-hour days, it works out to about 32 cents an hour ...
GOOD NEWS/BAD NEWS-----
Thc best part of the JOb, he says. 1s the people he works with.
The worst part? "Getung off "ork at J 1n the monung."
IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT------
"l'm enjoying JUSt being young and doing all tho~ things that
lead to grow1n_g up. In five \Cars I'll be able to tell you what was
great about being 21 ." he said. In has spare time he enjoys playing
-basketball ~ -wcll a!> ~he spom he learned -as a camp counstlor:
kayaking. horseback ndang and rock climbing.
AT THE END OF THE ROAD----
"I want to be happa\~ married. ha"e a fa m1l> and 1 hope to travel
a lot. to Europe . .\u\traha and JU\t to sec every place I can."
-From 1ull •ad wlu r~por11
EanhWorks
i First Lady honor$ d
--YO«OI ........ . .._.......... ..rm ablolutely o~ercome. .. .W
~A MESA -Seco~ Neill. no •" Iller 111 • ill 1111 t-oer OrriUa Blanpied wuled mid-IOI. A Mn. 8'alll IOolralilr• wltll IOIDetbi=·=· \0 hooor ber baJo.tib ..Ute bair, • lttial el d.&.I ' of the 20 peuta around ber neck ud 8 --~UI Hilda ... ~ Neill. Piil manner, Neill bM"Md M 8IU)lied
So Ble~ • leKbm' at Pomona touted ber w6da lovi111 words. EJemn.ar;Sd.Ooa. called ud wrote ~ a 22·JW Corona del W.
to bolb county ud mie ectucalioo · reeideaa. =-Mlpias ..._ ... •
-.ndet booina, to lei ~ IOI! of ~ ......... _:_. ~~ ~1969. ollcial declarauoa boDorial Neill's i-. -,11'...._ to _,._ ...... Mar
two deadel of service. a yell' belwe after 15 ~•a flrl&.
Neither lltGCY responded. But the 11....te leKher in Su Marino.
dili9ent BlaDpied didn't stop tbere. FiadiD& retiremeot a Uale too .. I aot fnasualed and I called the boriaa, Neill weot to CORMaa del 9· ~ ... said Blanpiccl Mar EJemenwy, where ber pand-~ White House, that is. children at~ school, tearebina
Blanpied spoke to Mrt. Bulb's for 10mcthin& to keep~ busy. Sbi
staff' and within wccb ftUived a worked ber liRt year tn a special
letter sianed by the president's wife. fint-pade class for slow leamen. and
pn.isina Neill ror her work. then wandered over \0 Blanp1~·s
Blanpied presented the letter to a class, where she became a read.ina
surprised Neill at a Friday luncheon tutor.
for .school volunt.ccn at Pomona. When Blanpied transferred to
"Your dedication and hard work Costa Mesa's Pomona School nine
as a volunteer teacbi~ assislant yeats aao to teach &ilingual studtnts.
have made a real1difTerence in some Neill followed her, mak.inJ the drive
very important young lives," from Corona del Mar to Costa Mesa
Barbara Bush's letter, written on twice a week to help the students.
White House letterhead, said. "She has worked rou&ftly 2,000
"Every ti~e you h~lp a child, hours with no payment." Blanpicd
every person m our SOCJety benefits. said. "Children have.given her cards
As you know, these students have to and flowers and love letters."
work extra hard and you~ efTons "I just love working with cbil-
have made a tremendous d1fTercnce dren," Neill said. '.'h 's my joy to be
to Mrs. Blanp1ed and the students. able to come. It's like the mailman "T~a~k you f<?r caring. The prcsi-who takes a walk on his days off."
dent Joans me m ,sending our ap-Neill's patient teaching also ex-
Coast man drowns in Hawaii
HI LO, Hawaii -A 23-year-old Corona dd Mar man drowned Friday
after falling into a stream and being swept over a waterfall, Hawaii County
police said Saturday.
Paul Gregory Feit, 23, was pronounced dead after his body was pulled
from the Wailuku River in Hilo, police said.
Feit was reportedly vacationing with several friends. A witness \Old
police Feit had been swimming in the river with two friends. They had
apparently finished swimming when Feit fell into the river and was swept
over the falls. Although he surfaced as he went over the falls, he a~ntly
was pulled back under water by strong currents, the witness told police.
An autopsy by the coroner Saturday attributed his death to drowning.
Feit was a graduate of Loyola Marymount University and worked as
a loan officer for Wells Fargo Bank in Huntington Beach.
No further details were immediately available.
-By Th Dally PUol
Newsweek: Many U.S. troops
shot each other In Panama
NEW YQRK -T~c majority-of
U.S. soldiers wounded in the in-
vasion of Panama may have been
hat by fire from their comrades in
arms, according to Newsweek maga-
zine.
As many as 60 percent of the 347
U.S. soldiers wounded m the in-
vasion last December were probably
hn by fnendly tire. the magazine
reported in its June 2S issue, which
goes on sale today.
In addition, nine ofthe 2TU.S.
soldien killed were accident.ally
slajn by other U.S. soldiers. News.-
week said, citing unidentified mili-
tary sources.
The apparent reason. the maga-
zine said. is that Amencans did
most of the shooting.
"We just don't have any comment
on that at this time," said Pentagon
spokesman Ken Sauerfield.
-By Th A1N<'htd Prn1
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Orrlll• ... npled. left, ~·· an aw.n ,.... Pini a..., a.rNra 8lnh to Hiida • ·~ N .. I. • ce.aroa• ANe.
tends to adults now. She recently
completed the literacy Volunteers
of America course and has begun
teaching English to adult school stu-
dents, mostl y migrant workers. in
Costa Mesa.
But Neill will be beck in Blan-
pied's classroom in September and
plans to continue her involvement
for many years to come.
"As long as they need me," she
said.
No winner, so Jackpot rolls ov~r
Nobody won the S 18.3 million )ack{>Ot in the
weekend "Lotto 6-49'' game. the Cahfomaa Lottery
said Sunday.
The numbers picked Saturday night were 2.
12, 14, 37. 39. 46, and the bonus number. 42.
The jackpot. for picking all six rqular
numbers. will roll over to the midweek game.
Four tickets had five numbers and the bonus
to split up a S 1.8 million prize pool. Each ticket is won.h S4S l ,809.
They were purchased in Glendale. Alhambra. San Francisco and
Dublin.
There were 258 tickets wath five numbers. Each wins Sl ,609
from the $931,000 prize pool.
A total of l4,395 tacltets had four numbers .to win S.S8 apiece
from a pool of S846,000. Earning an automatJc SS aptcce ~
holders of 275.030 tickets wit h three n~mbers .
Sales for the game totaled $1 6. 9 m1l hon.
No arrests made In death of glrl
ANAHEIM -Orange County investigators
-searched-for du~ Sunday m 1hc tnurd~r of a 9-
year-old girl apparently attacked by a burglar while
she waatt'd at home for her mother to return from
work.
"They're sull at the scene off and on." said
Shcnffs Lt. Jay Mendez. No arrests had been
made. he added.
Autopsy results released Saturday showed that
Autumn Wallace had been repeatedly stabbed. Her
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body -lying face down on the bathroom floor -was discovered
by her mother. 42-)ear-old Landa Wallace, when she returned home
from work Frida). ·
Another daughter. Autumn's 18-yea r-old sister April. had
amved at the house minutes earlier. She found the house ransacked
and. fnghtened, ran to a neighbor's house without seeing her sister's
body.
Eco-groups' resources squeezed
Herb Caen
writes final
Sunday column
Several items were missing. including a television, videotape
recorder, a microwave oven and a telephone.
Suspect · slips out of handcuffs
ly JOHN JAVNA
A few }Cars ago. environmental
groups couldn't get mainstream
Amcncans to return the ir ph onr
calls.
Now it's the other wa' around.
People realize that there\ an en·
v1ronmental crisis. and the) 're
flooding eco-groups wath urgent re-
quests for information about ho"
they can help. Man) organization~.
especially at the local level. are
strained to the hmat. For C"xample, I
called the San Francisco chapter of
Greenpeace the other da> with a
question. and a woman answered
with an aPQlogetac "I'm sorry I ca n't
help you right now -all the phones
are nnging and I'm lhe onl) one
here. Can you call hack late()" h 's
happening all o'er the countf).
8 The nauonal office of <..recn-
pcace says th e number of phone call-;
1~ receives ever) da) ha) tripled
since last year; the Sierra Club re-
ports a 30 percent 1ncn·ase: the
Rain forest Alliance. which u~d to
recei ve "a few thousand requests fo r
information an a year.·· now gets
about 20.000.
8 The Izaak Walton League.
which normally gets a few dozen
requests a month for its free "Save
Our Stream'' kll, was stunned to
receive around I 0.000 requests an
the last two monlhs. It is anxiously
looking for funding so it can con·
tinue to offer the kits for free.
•When acnal spraying of the
insecticide maJathion was planned
in Los Angeles r«enlly, people
called the California Pubhc Interest
Research Group for ad\'tce. The
organ11a11on got w many phone
calls that 11 had to suspend routine
bu sanes., trmporanl}.
Environmental aLta v1.,ts arc ex -
cited th at the publal •~ interested an
co nsen 1ng [anh's resources. But
nght no\\. till'} ha' l' to deal with the
.,quec1\.' on their o"n resources.
Sance mo!>I of them depend on vol-
unteer\ and donauons. using their
expcr11sc "l'lt'I) as n kind of "en-
"ironmcntal conservauon'' an itself.
Of rnursc. 1f )Ou have specific
questions. don't hesauitc to contact
.these groups But a'> a represen tati ve
of the a1ural Resources Defense
Council points out· .. People
shouldn't automat1call) call us. A lot
of the 1nforma t1on people common·
I) requc\t can casil) be found in a
labral) bool..storc or phone book. If
that d~'>n't work. then the y should
gtH~ u'i a <:.All °"'1.'ll Ix: happy to help:·
Here arc \omc othl·r 'uggcst1ons
that \\Ill hl'lp }OU rnn\Cf"\C this
important re<1our<:e·
8 If you' re an tcrcsted an a group.
Joan at. You support them with you r
membe"h1p 'dues and make them
stronger by increasing their
numbers. Their newsletters or maga-
zines also will hel p keep rou in-
formed about env1ronmenta issues.
8 If )OU want to volunteer. ident-
ify the problems that concern you,
aod then look for the groups that
deaJ specifically with those issues.
But before you call them, think
about what skills you have to offer.
Groups love to hear, "I'm a lawyer,'1
or "I'm good at bookkeeping." or
'T d lake to help organw~" so they
understand how they can work with
you
8 Don't be d1scou ra$cd if some
groups seem unenthusiastic about
your offer to 'olunteer. Often, they
have shortages of equipment or
space that make It impossjble to
accommodate extra people. Don't
take it personally -try another
group. or lel lhem know you're
available when they need you.
8 Above all. nearly every group
needs mone) for c:impa1gns. public
education. phone bills, salaries and
so on..,Jf )OU can afford to contribute
or have time to help raise fund s in
some wa)'. do 1t. It's the best way to
be sure they'll i.tJll be there to answer
your call when you need them .
II you lave q•~•lloa• or com-
meo11 about our eavlroomeol ud
wbt you en do 10 ltelp, pleHe
•rll~ to Jolla J•va• la care of
EartllWorts, P.O. Box 411111. Kn·
,., City, Mo. 14 II I. BttH~ of tje
vol•me of mall, Jn• I• ... 1t1e io
~ly persoa•lly b•I •Ill •"rn•
IHffl of geo~r•I latere11 I• Qe
columa.
For the record
It 1s the Oru1e Coast Dally
Pllot'a policy to promptly cor-
rect all errors of substan~. To
repon an error or clarification,
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city desk.
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SAN FRANCISCO -After most
of 52 years. Herb Caen announced
that this wctkend's effort was his
last Sunday column. the weekly
nostalgic fixture about his favorite
City.
"I never dad get a handle on the
Sunday column:· he wrote w1th a
touch of cynicism. notin~ that he is
taking advantage of his contract
with the San Francisco Chronicle to
cut back to five columns a week..
"Talking about.how great old San
Francisco was exposed me as the
crank and grump I was becom-
SANT A ANA -A 24-)'ear-old woman who had been amsted
Friday on susp1c1on of prostitution slipped out of ht'r handcuffs
Saturday and escaped pohce custod).
Katherine Cru1. who also goes by Jo Ann Gonz.akz. had been
taken to We tern Medical Center in Santa Ana for a medical
euminataon. said Orange Co un ty Shenffs Department Lt. Harold
Schaffroth. While Cru1 was at the hospital. the deputy escorting her
was distracted and she slapped her hands out of her handcuffs.
SchafTroth ~ad.
SchafTroth declined to comment on wh y Cruz was taken to
Western Medical Center.
He said that women who have mall hands occasionally are able
to slip out of handcuffs. "If the y arc willing to go th.rouah a Uttle
pain or ca n make their wnsts bigger when the handcuffs art applied."
they can somcumcs escape the cuffs. Sc haffroth said.
Cru1 1s descntx·d a~ 5 feet 2 inches, 140 pounds with black hair
and brown eye!.. She was last seen weanng a blue prison jumpsuit.
ing ... the Baghdad-by-tht'-Ba)'
stuff ... wo re thin." -From •Ulf Utl wire ,...n.
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News of the weird
Vet treats pets with acupun(:ture
URBANA . Ill. -Is Fido feeling
feeble"? Morris miserable? Conven-
tional cures can't corr«t it?
Take yo ur su ffe ring pct to the
acupunct ure vet.
After spending 120 hours in
Florida learning the ancient Chinese
art of acupuncture, Ellen Paul has
brought her skills back to Urbana to
improve the health of ailing dogs
and cats.
Take Divot, for example -a dog
with more than the usua l canine
aversion to cats. She's allcrak to
them . and when her skin itches. she
tugs at it with her t~th. leaving
scabs behind.
For the cure. Divot stood atop a
table, her paws sliding on stai nless
steel while Paul stuckc needles in the
dog's coat and spanned them.
"This is the worst part." said Paul.
"Once the needles arc in. they get
bored and want to leave."
Divot. who started treatments
early this month, was calmer when
she returned for her second round of
treatments last week. said her owner.
Bob Heister.
"She doesn't see m to be biting
herself as much,'' Heister said. "It
seems to work."
Acupuncture 1s not a cure.all. Paul
said. "But at does a good job for th<'·
things it is indicated for and is beJter
than some medication,'' sh·e-said.
The aim as to treat specified press-
ure points. These known nerve
pathways in humans have anaJogs in
other animals, Paul said. wb1ch
share many health problems with
humans.
The 3.000.ycar-old art seems to
boost the immune system and tasc
tension. said Paul. who is doing the
1 work without charge while she per·
fects her tcthniques.
-By Th .t.Nda,.., Pm•
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Dodgers vs. Padres:
A game to remember
Players in Challenger division know
a lot about sportsmanship, courage
I fyou thfok you've
seen some thrillina
baseball pmes, you
should have watched the Dodaen play the Padres Fri-day cvcnins.
When the teams took the
field1 two of the Dodgers were
in wneelchairs. One had a 6-Fred
year-<>ki &irl leadina him by Martin the hand.
There were nine Dodgers
suited up, but I counted only
four Padres. No, five. One wa$ so small I couldn't see him standina
behind another little kid.
Right. Th~ weren't the. National League Dodacrs and Pa~res
(who actually did play that night). And they weren't ordinary Little
Leaauo players. This was a Challenger division game.
Al.I the kids were mentall y or physically disabled, some both. Watc~mg them play for the first time puts an eggbeater to your
emotions.
Some of the kids were profou ndly disabled. Somt' appeared
quite -normal, and that sums a terrible word to use. The bad cards tht'~ kids were dealt include cerebr~palsy, Down's syndrome,
autism, muscular dystrophy. I reallydidn't want to know the whole
list.
One mother described her boy, a beautiful little blond guy in
a motor-driven wheelchair. as "like a rag doll, no muscles at all."
But he went out there. scooted his chair around the bases and had
the time of his life. They all did.
Vern and Lynn Vihlcne, the coach and field mom of the
Dodgers, invited me to come out and watch the game. "Sometimes
it's pretty hard to take," said Yem. whose son, Brett. was born with
cerebral palsy. "A few weeks ago one of the Little League officials
came and had to leave. He couldn't handle it."
Challenger baseball is new to Orange County this year and Bill
Beebt', the administrator of the Little League district that runs from
Nt'wpon Beach through San Clemente. is delighted with its initial
success. There are two teams in Irvine, two in Mission Viejo, one
in Laguna Hills and a joint venture in San Juan Capistrano/San
Clemente.
"We had our first tryouts a couple of months ago. and from
what I've seen. the average kid has improved 60 to 70 percent," Bill
said. "If the rest of the world could be as happv as those kids, we
wouldn't have any problems." ·
What I saw at Irvine's Nonh"ood Community Park Fnday
night was beyond happy. "I haven't set'n the smile ofTOmar's face
sinc.-e the ChaJlenger d1 v1s1on stancd," said one of the moms.
rt'ferring to a youngster 1n a wheelchair.
When Omar came up to bat, he was one of several players who
used a tee. His first swing was a 'itnke. his second a fo ul. his third
another strike. his fourth a single to center field. In Challenger
division. you keep at it until you get a hit, or something resembling
one.
A case in point was the next batter. a pretty young lady named
Missy. Stnkes one through seven were pitched to her. Stnkes eight
and nine were on a tee.
Finall). on the ninth swing. she belted a line drive. son of in
the d1rect1on of third base. Missy was so pleased with herself she
fo rgot for awflire mac rhc next thing was ro run to.first. With lots
oClau~hter. including her own. and lots of chcenng suppon, Missy
made 11.
Challenger games arc tilled with support. All the parents root
for all the kids'. All the kids he lp all the other kids. even those on
the other team. And ever}' body laughs.
Doug of 1he Irvine Padres had the player' and parents in stitches
each time he came to bat. A true hamhone. Doug ha s obviously
studied ballplayers' routines at thc plate -then de, eloped his own.
He came to ba t. ScoY. led at the pitcher. Sm tied at the crowd.
Assumed bis stance. Took a couple of slow-motion swings Wiggled
his rear end. Scowled at the pitcher again. Poi nted to center field.
JUSt as Babe Ruth did. Then hl' waned the ball prett} good. smiled
at the cro~d. scowled at the p1tl'her one last time. and lumbered
toY.ard first baS<.' as fast as he could.
Contrast Chalkngcr d1 v1s1on with the often intense competition
-ofkn too intense. some people say - of regular little Lt'ague.
What"s missing in Challenger arc the adult egos.
The coaches don't burn the effigy of an opposing pla yer's Jersey,
as happened in Anaheim Hills last week. The parents don't come
down from the grandstands and attack an official. as happened in
Huntington Beach last )car.
Without question. these arc 1'iolated 1nc1dents and at least 90
percent of little l eague 1s stnctl) fo r the kids. In the Challenger
d1 v1S1on. it's 100 percent.
Dodger coach Vern V1hkne was also the pitcher when hi s team
was at bat. He patiently gauged every pitch to the physical ab1ht1es
of each pla)'er. sometimes noaung the ball across the plate from three
ft"t't away. And in Challenger pla). nobody loses.
Nobody keeps score and all games end in a tie. A game 1s over
after six in nings, 90 minutes -or whe n the kids gl't too tired. Then
th ey all go for hamburgers.
Friday evening, during one particular!) confused infield play.
one of the moms wondered "whether they're getting tired or the)
JUSt don't know what to do'!" "Both." 'ia1d a dad. JUSt back from
coaching at fi rst base.
"Well. it is getting toward the end of the game," said another
mom. "Sure. but it's the same at the beginning," laughed the dad.
While Challenger baseball isn't ahout Y.tnn1ng, 11 is about:
Soc1ah1at1on. teamwork, devt'loping physical skills whert' none
t'itisted. havmg fun and. possibly for some. the opponun1ty to move
into regular Little League ball.
Most of all. it's about hopes and dreams.
The hope of a boy who li ve<; across the street from a school
where Little Leaguers plar. "It really hurt him to watch and not be
able to play," his mom said. "It hun so bad we talked about moving.
Now we don't have to."
The dream of a youngster who wanted a uniform. e'en 1fhe
couldn't play. With Challenger baseball. he does play. and he has a
uniform. The day his mother ga' e 1t 10 him. he said. "Mom. r m
a real kid now."
FrH Marlhl '1 col11mo ru1 Mooday1, Wt'da~1day1 ud Frld•y1.
City's name changed
to Costa Mesa in 1 9 20
• ID Cosca Mesa: Tht' residents of Harper enjoyed succe~ful farming. business opponunitics, ample DID YOU
water and the railroad tracks of the Santa Ana and KNOW
Newport Railroad. They wt'rc not happy with the
name however. as mail and freight deliveries were f1•
often sent to Harperville, nt'ar Oarden Grove. So they · I•
launched a contest to rename the city. Alice Plumer
won $25 fo r the name. "Costa Mesa," meaning coast f.
tableland. In July. 1920. Hnrper offi cially became ~-----'
Costa Mesa.
• la Newport Beack: In May of 1967, the City of Hope honored
Joan ('rawro~ as "Woman of tht' Year" m tht'ir awards banq~t at
the Balboa Bay Club. C1a1rc Trevor and Jimmy Durante cntenamed
and MiH Cnawford was c~oncd by Caesar Romero.
•la Lapu Back In 1988, Ganh Wyckoff pa\ntcd a mural on
the wall at the foot of Thaha trcet in memory of a fnend. Chris
MaJefyt, who died 1n 1987. The project was made possible by a
donation from the Kalos Kapthos Foundatio n.
• la lrvlae: WiUiam Wolfskill, whose ranch included what is now
the northern part of Irvine, was listed as the third wealthiest man
in Los Anselc County in t 8S2. ownin1 SS0,00 in land 111ets. -e.lrltlflw • ., ,.,,,. hlfW
Dtd You Know 1ccepts ronrributrons jo)'ously 1nd u.n them
immcd111dy. ~nd yours to 00 You Kno•' Orup C••l o.a, rta.t. P.O. Bot 1560. Co 11 Mesa. 91616. ' .
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DAILY PILOT/~, June 11, ._
Orange Coast '\Xleekend
Triumphant UCI graduate. 7 Sir TobJ ~sn·t 111lnd waiting for .............
It was a weekend of cel-
ebration for many on the Orange
Coast.
Nearly 4.500 students gradu-
ated from UCI during three
commencement ceremonies Sat-
urday. The thought of leaving
the comfons of college life and
braving the real world didn't
stop many of the new sheepskin
taters from having a good time
at Aldrich Park.
Sunday was a day for fathers
along the Coast and across the
country. as families took time to
honor dads on Fatfier's Day.
And Iranians panicipated in
traditional Varzeshe Bastani
games at Irvine's Mason Park on
Sunday. The games, sponsored
by the Federation of lranjan Ath-
letics, celebrated the opening of
the Iranian Student ·Assistance
Foundation.
Daily Pilot pllotot
by Brtu Mlcb1
and Speacer Gtaat
Cr•lg Arthur with his just-baptized son
Bl•k•, 4 'fl months.
Goudara Mlrtcarlml at lranlan games.
Costa Mesa official supports
Baltic republic's independence
By TONY OODERO
Dall)' l'•or \r~lf W•ll~• "Gorby. Gorby now's the time ...
to gi ve up on Stalin's cnme," they
chanted.
for him to do that, she said, would
be to frre Lithuania.
CO\T \ ~1LS.\ -~fatta!> of state
are nnt u'ualh Cou ncilwoman
Sandra < •l·n1,· t<.inl'. hu t nght no"
she 1~ 1n the m1ddk of a light ...,1th
a del'tdl'dh international Ila' or
Genis. a $raduate of Stanford.
crafted a version of her alma matt'r's
motto for her sign, which read "let
the Y.1nds of freedom blow.''
But Lithuania has not always been
at the top of Genis' age nda.
··For me this 1s real fun because
it's red1scovenng m~ ethntc roots."
she said.
Gen•'>,., ·111 l 1thuanian dl'C'l'nt. and
"hen Sm 1et Prl's1dent M1kha1l
Gurbal hl'' paid a """ to ·an Fran-cisco and tnnlorJ l 'n1\Crsll} t\.,O
Wl'elo. .1gu. (il•n1., ...,:,~ there. along
with 'il"\(:rnl of her L1thuan1an
fnend\. 10 proll''' .1ga1ns1 1hc O\ ll't
leadl·r and hh pohc} IOY. ard
L1thuan1.1
Bu t "hile Genis docs not think,
Gorbad1ev 1s the epitome of evil,
she does believe it would be a
mistake to pin all hopes for peace on
him.
Gt'n1s credi.ts a 1986 tnp 10 the
Soviet Union for sparking this
interest in her roots. which art'
L1thuan1an on her father' side and
Russian on her mother's.
Gen1\ \Jld 'hl' Jnd lhl' rl'~l of thl'
L1t huan1an rnn11ngl'nt r.1ised 1gns
of protl'SI and 'hoUll'd songs "hrn
the~ ')pottl.'J C mrbal·he'
"I thtnk he 's a pragmatist," she
said. "But I think 11 is a mistake to
lie our hopes to Gorbachev."
Gorbachev. she said. has a
tremendous amount of pressure on
him She likened that pressure to a
steam pipe. "Ma)be he needs to let
more steam out." she s~ud. One way
While traveling there. she visued
a museum that had a Lithuanian
display. and that set her on a
mission to learn mort' about her
hentage. a m1ss1on which resulted 1n
the cit} of Costa Mesa declanng a
L1thuan1an Freedom Da' last
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Sandra Genis dons a Udlua·
nlan salh. March. ·
Wild party ends in arrests of four men
L.\Ctl "i .\ RE.\( If -.\
weekend pJ rt) hl•re that got out
of control rl•,ultl'd tn the ar-
rests of lour men. in lud1ng
one ''ho alleged I\ took a !>wing
at a police otlicer.
The ntlkcr dt.'lll'l'tl'll the.-
punch Jnd escaped inJUI"). "i:ud
a poht•e 'ipokc .. man. POLICE
LOG Pohc·c were called to the
bash nt an apartment 1n the
31000 block of Pacific Coast ll1ghwa~ enrly
Sunda} morning af\er neighbors l'Ompla1ned of
noise and one 'i31d that part}goas had slashed
the tirc!i on h14' "h11e To}ota Corolla
Arrested Y..t'rc Ke\ 1n .\nthon\ Dunbar. :!4, ~s1dcnct· un kno""· f>'J\ld Michael King. :?6. dcscn~d a<; n tranMl'nt. Michael Wayne
McClanahan. 40. of El Toro. and D1d1tr Mec h1n.
29. address unkno,~n
Dunbar \\a\ arre,.ted on usp1cion of re tsting
arrest and dnnl..ing 1n puhhc. Ki ng on susp1c1on
of rc~i~t1ng arTC'lt and 1n~11~a11ng a fight.
McClanahan is 'u~pc<:trd of fighti ng and attempt-
ing battery on n pohc.-e officn Mech1n ts
suspc~cd of di turhm~ th(' peacr
Co.ta Meta
Poh«· 111~'<',t<'ll 11 rn.\n t'n \U\Pll llln ''' grand lhrtl and 8\'3Ult and ~Itel'\ in 1hc ~oon hhl ol Nrv.-pon
Bouk-vord
Fountain Vall~y
" I '>·\car-oh I "n11111n fl'POMl''' 1h:1t '"e h:id bt't'n raped b) a "lnenJ'' 18 t Ma) i I i\i cording to her a«>ount
"n acqu•1n1ance nmc Q\ C'r "' l\rr house to re tum tOMt borrov.t'\I rc<'Onh rl\c ml!n then ..al d v.-n M a lo\t'\t'at. The •uman \laid the man loclktd dcpttSttd,
so \he sat do1t.n nc,t to him to 111ll lit' then made
tnUAI •~h•nc.~s to'Aard h<"r
>\ mu• he••~n th<' 1-.0 con11nu~ un11l the m•n rtmo'td the v.oman's robe' anJ 11(d hc.r up -.11h
rope ft\)m th<' rohc rhc man thC'n 111ptd hC'r, and kn
aftC'r unt)1ng the "om:in
0 T"o Gardrn GroH' men ~ho ~ere p)a)'mg basket·
ball at thr Fountain allr\ RC"Cm111on Center rcponcd that a gang of appro\lmairl) 15 10 20 males a1tackcd
them Thr •~ll men said ihe gang l1cli:~ and llt'at thrm
10 1!1t ground, causing a '·int'h lacrrauoM 10 ont' man's
hr:iJ
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1hrough his pa110 wmdo". brt'ak1ng a coffee table lea
Damage ~as e umaird 10 bt' S400.
Huntington Beach
I .\ dn,er pas'lng thr comer of th lrc<'t and
Pacific Coast H11hv.-ay was appruaC'hed b) a man v.ho
ask~ for a ndc ThC' dmrr l't'fu~ but was then pulled out of the 'C'h1dc b) tv.o men "ho had opened thr
Jmcr's door All thrrt: men lhen Jumped'" tht' c:ar and
sped oil
0 Pohl'<' f\·ponrd that a male touth has bttn Sttn
~hoo11ng blowgun dam at his neighbor's houses
0
" man ~u deta1ntd b)' police for repont"dly · steahna appro\lmatd\ S78 v.onh of alcohol af'\d
etpr\"llC'\ from an lbcmon's markt't 1n 1he 2000 block offWamcr Avtnuc
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stolC'n from thr !"Car of the Broadway dcp;anmcnt stort
in tM Uuntsnat<>n Ccnte-r.
I nine
1 ~0 th&mond MOJS WC:rt 5tOlcn from I JCv.t'll)' 00\
in a bedroom in tilt' 200 block of Mon roe. TM su~p«tN thief 11 • former hOu'C&unt. tilt' v1rt1m tnk1
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Rcdh1ll \-C'. bc't,.ttn Thul'lday and Fnday a
A d19"f\1ntltd <'UStomC'r c•llcd a bu11ncu in lht' 17000 bt«k of am~naht to IA)' hf was on his way
tMrc with a 1un 10 lhool an ~"'° tt.
~ man ''l'li: a tk•\ n1n1.11ning S450 ~nnh of h1ns
from the loading J~a ol ln~llnll 'port~~ear in tht'
lbOOO blocl l'l Rl·Jh11l fru.l;l\
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Laguna Beach
~ ~\ldenrr 1n lhl' \OU bhx l llf Oal was bur· '1.lan1rJ and ransadl·d \J1urda' The '1l'l1m rcPon~
a los\ nf proper!\ V.llnh S'~lU
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Workers find lnriOiiStlve
transportation methods .
8yw.NDY ISBS
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While tbousandl of Southern Cali--en-
counter mountina sttess u they lit ~~ ia
moruina traffic, Chuck Dcoman laca up bis me 11
Ultra-Wheels. lolds up the bia black beck:.peck and
beads off to work.
Denman. a stra\Clic planner and tecbnic:al analyst..
leaves his home in Lona.Beach and lkatet to bis office
at McDonnell Doualas Spece System in Huntiqton
Beach. It takes him about 40 mLnutea to tel to wort.
about twice as long as it takes to drive tlie nine-mile
ltre\Ch. But Denman MYS what he pins from the
exercise makes the extra time ~u worth iL
.. Gettin.-to work faster is not necessarily better,"
Denman sa,d. "I'm realty fit. my stress level has aone
down and I look forward to gomg to work.••
The quality time he spends on his trek to'the office
pves Denman a chance to think about the day ahead
of him rather than worry about the traffic crunch -
which experts say will get worse before it sets better.
Oran1e County is growing so rapidly, accord.ins to
CaJtrans officials, that road construction is unable to
keep up with the new commuters. In addition, because
land acquisition is so expensive, the focus has shifted
from building new freeways to gettina the most out of
the existing system by widening roads, adding car-pool
lanes and using ramp meters.
In addition. Caltrans is suJJcstin• commuters use
alternative modes oftransportauon, sa'd Karen Young,
a depanment spokeswoman.
While there are 1.001 excuses for not using altema·
live forms of transportation. most of those who have
made the switch say the reasons lack substance.
"People have to wean themselves away from their
can,•• said frank Finley, an ~poyce at AVCO
Finaodal ""Oace people become~ to ,et out of
their car and 11art (walJdna. bieycllna. JOllina. etc.), it
becomes tee0nd nature ...
Finley, who Uvcs about J VJ miles from AVCO,
wa1b 10 and &om work. He uid he walks every.here
within a short distance of his home. Before AVCO
moved 10 Irvine from Fashion Island in Newport
Beach, Finley said be joged the aix miles to wort.
His main reason for walkina i1 the wear and teat
short trips put on his car. However, be laid any decrease
in automobile ~ is also helpful to the envtronmenL
Because of aovcmment rcaulations ~uirina em-
ployen to increue the averap vehicle ndenhip, a
number of comp&nies offer perks and incentives to ICt
higher participation in ride·sharina prosrama.
AVCO offers one of the more agretlive prosrams
around, payif\I SI 0 to $20 a month to those who
carpool 'to work. according to John Lenz, Employee
Transportation Coordinator for AVCO. Those who use
alternative modes of transportation can double that
total, he sajd.
The company also provides shower facilities, lock·
ers and a dry cleaning service for those who decide to
bike or walk to work. '
While inccntivC$ may have keyed a chanac in
transportation methods. those who have switched to
alternative modes seem to be happy with the switch.
"l have to say l love it (bicycling to work), so even
if the incentive wasn't there now I'd probably still do
it," said Morgan Ferry, an AVCO employee.
Ferry said he used to ride his bike extensively three
years ago. but only returned to cycling in April of 1989.
He said his return coincided with his effort to quit
smoking.
Aircraft expert develops device
to reduce airport noise levels
By DON KIRKMAN
Satpp• Howard~· Se<vk~
lf the new noise suppressor de·
veloped b y aircraft engine expen
Allen Paulson works the way he
anticipates. many airports will be
much quieter. And thousands of
airliners will bum a lot less fuel.
Paulson, 67. president and board
chairman of G ulfstream Aerospace
Corp. of Savannah. Ga.. has de-
veloped and patented a device. that
he cla ims will substantially reduce
the noise of foreign and domestic jct
engines that were built in the 1960s
and '70s.
The device also may reduce fuel
consumption by 20 percent to 25
percent and provide additional
power when planes are taking off
and climbing. a Gulfstream spokes-
man said.
Paulson said his silencer and fuel
saver will be tested this fa ll. He
expects to begin sell ing it in 1992 to
airlines who operate thousands of
Boeing 72 7s and 737s, Douglas
DC-9s, Fokker F-28s and business
corporations who have Gulfstream
Us and lfls.
Pa ulson's device is a simple add-
on that wraps around an engine's
tailpipe, the Gulfstream spokesman
added. Because it doesn't affect en-
gine parts. mechanics should be able
to install it in two or three days.
: C.ltlln Griffiths, J, of Columbus, Ohio,
•' walks thro119h the rubble of a fan11 tl'9at
""'-~ was dam99ed from the flash floodln9 In
ShadJllde.
t J ~AIDS vifccine
·available soon,
says expert
WASHI NGTON ..:._A vaccine to
combat the. AIDS virus likely will be
available for w1despread use by the
end of the decade. a government
AIDS expen said Sunday.
The Bush ad ministration has
come under lire from AIDS activists
and congressional critics for not
spending enough money on AIDS
research and moving too slowly in
a~proving new drugs to fight the
disease.
The federal government is spend·
ing S 1.16 billion in the curttnt fiscal
year on AIDS research and the ad·
ministration has recommended an
increase to S 1.245 billion in tisc.al
1991.
But Dr Anthony Fauci, d irector
of AIDS research at the National
' Institutes of Health, said Sunday
I that "the decade of the "90s will see
some important advances that will
have a po itive impact on HIV.
infected 1ndi~iduals.'
, "Over the next several years.
you'll soe a real acceleration of vao-
cine development, and hope~ully by
the end of the 1990s there will be 1
V80Cine that is available for wide·
• spread use;· Faua said.
An estimated l millioo Americans
are bttie~ to be infected by HIV,
Of humll'I immunodeficiency vi'!~
which can develop into the Ala.a
dileue.
Wrorlg body cremated
ST. CHAR LES. Minn.
Through a "paperwork mix-up." the
body of Los Angeles journalist John
P. Brownell. formerly of this
southeastern Minnesota town. was
cremated in the Twin Cities after
amving on a plane from California.
Where the m ix-up occurred was
unclear at fi rst. But a Nonhwcst
Airlines spokesman on Sunday said
it took place at Minneapolis·St. Paul
International Airport. rather than on
the plane carryi ng Brownell's body
and another from South Dakota.
Services for Brownell, 33, were
Thursday in St. Charles as scheduled
by the Hoff Funeral Home.
The shock came Wednetday,
when the family learned that John
Brownell's body. rather than the one
from South Dakota. had been sent to
a crematory.
Hoff Funeral Home was notified
of the mistake by a telephone call
from Fairview Ccme&ery in Mound.
accordina to Tim Hoff. one of the
funeral directors.
''They called us and said they
were in the~· ofcrem1tin1-" be
said. "That s when we first became
aware o( the problem."
Tbc other body was sent to the
Rochester Airport. where Hoff went
to confirm the body was not that of
Brownell. He notified a Nonhwcst
employee who contacted airline of·
ficials in the Twin CitiC\.
1 Fairview Cemetery did not return
.,hone mcssa•es left with its
1n1werina service on Sunday.
Melvin Brownell, John's father.
said 1 Nonhwest Airlines repmen·
tative, 1ppercntly from the lelll
ctepenmcnt. called him ind said the
a1rhne "knew what had occurred.
but didn't know how it had OC·
curred."
The fa mily will continue to look
into the incident. he said Saturday.
Nonhwest is investigating the
case. said airline spokesman Bob
G ibbons.
"The mix-up took place at the
airpon," he said. "It was a paper-
work mix-up."
V1sitat1on for Brownell also took
place on Wednesday. as scheduled.
Hoff said the funeral home informed
friends and relatives who amved
throuJh a written notice. It bnefly
expl1med that because of a mistake,
Brownell's remains were cremated.
Such a mix-up is rare. said Hoff.
whose funeral home is not respon-
~ible for the mistake.
"I've read about it happening in
other states out West. in rare OC·
casions. but never h~re," he Mid.
Brownell. who died of AIDS com·
plications June 9 at a hospital in
Sherman Oaks. ~lif .. was born 1n
Winona.
He was the younaest journalist to
bcoome 1 top news uccu&ive at the
Los An&clts Timts. At the time of
his death, he was deputy manaaina
editor.
In a note to his colleaaues about
his illness, Brownell expressed arati-
tude for ••your heartfelt exptt1sion
of 1uppon and can flt ... both durina
my hospitaliiation for complica-
tions of AIDS and m y recuperation
here at home. I am sorry J cannot
thank each of you personally. but l
want you lQ know how deoeply IP* ~ative I am:·
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Inside •dvke
Company moves enhanced
by exploring several options
To move or not to move?
Every company -wtie and
small ..:.-ia inevitably faced with
this question. When is \be riabt
time move to a new location? Often. the answer depends on
tbe utility and usefulneu of the
exiltina office specie, factory or
distribution center in which the
•firm ii located. If the company·
has physically OUlf'OWD tbe space
or has needs for aaanificantly less
IQUfle footaae than it ~ntly
occupies, the answer is SJmple -
it's ume to relocate.
The rpore difficult decision
comes when the current facility
Mti1fics present and future needs,
but the company is contemplat·
ina a move based upon antici·
pated economic benefits, a more
prcstiaious location, or perhaps
more accessible and lcss-con-
aested areas. Economic factors
that may be considered include
attractina and keeping employees
and clients. increasing business
by moving to a more burgeoning
area, and making a move as a real
estate investment.
As Orange County and sur·
rounding counties continue to de-
velop and grow. the decision nat·
urally becomes more difficult be·
cause there are more locations.
different types of business parks
and higher quality amenities
available from which to choose.
Southern California is now in a
renter's market stage. where the
tenant has the advantage in
choosing a space and .negotiating
a lease. Many companies may not
be aware that rental rates have
not been keeping pace with the
project development costs in Or-
ange County. In other words.
since the supply today is greater
than the demand. rent in a new
buil<!ing may not be as expensive
as would be expectl'd, cons adenng
the increased pnce of the land the
building sits on.
Projects toda)' also are becom·
ing more "humanited" than they
were I 0 years ago, and employers
have more needs to fi ll than
Tom
Gibson
merely bow many desks to tit in
an office space. Companies may
find that leasing in a new build·
ins that provides various
amenities makes better business
sense. Many complexes now in·
elude cafC$, dry cleaners, work.out
facilities and convenience stores.
In deciding between two sites
with comparable rent, a company
may choose the one with better
services because employees will
be happier and clients will take
note.
Companies also may realize
that leasing in "sman builid·
ings," modem computer pro-
gram-driven offices. is more effi·
cient and convenient. These high·
tech buildings feature security
systems that arc coded with ac·
cess cards, lights that shut-off
after hours if someone fo!"$cts to
tum them off. and the ability for
employees to turn on the air
conditioning in their individual
suites if they are workinJ on the
weekend when the building·s air
handling systems are typically
turned off.
As with any comphca1ed de·
cis1on. the most prudent course
of ac\ion is to Sttk the advice of
a qualified professional. By con·
suiting with an established and
knowledgeable real estate broker.
a firm can benefi 1 (generally
without up-front cost to the pro-
specu ve tenant or bu}er) from
the broker's expen1se in 1he mar-
ketplace.
When looking for a real estate
broker. gel letters of recommen-.
dation. find out the level of ex-
perience the person ~and the ranae of services provtded by the
firm . Services ransina. f~m
preliminary property avadab1h~y
surveys, t<?uu, econon:uc
analys1s, utihty, transpottauon
and employment avaµabilities all a~ aenerally prov1ded on a
aoodwill basis to the prospect
company by .the bro.ker. .
Other special sef'Vlces may tn•
elude an estimated ~melin~ of
the anticipated move, 1nclud1na a
breakdown of hours to look at
sites negotiate ttle lease and con-stru~t tenant improvements; ip
addition to a lease companson
analysis that compares the com-
pany's current lea.se with t~ pr<>-
specti ve lease. This arrar. <?f infor-
mation can then be ut1hzed by
the firm to determine whether 1t
is in their best interest to relocate
to a new facility or to remain in
their present location.
Regardless, of. the final. de-
cision. the most 'mportant issue
to consider is that the prospective
company chooses their course of
action in an intelligent manner
utilizing th~ best an~ most. com-
prehensive infonnauon ava,lable.
Tom Gibson is a districr man-
ager wirh Iliff. Thom & Com-
pany, a commercial real estate
brokerage firm based in Irvine.
Orher members of the Pilot's
Board of Business Advisers ~:
£mesr C. Brown. managing~
ncr of Ernest Brown & Co.;
Walrer Cruttcnden Ill, founder
and chairman Cruucnden & Co.:
Alan Freeman , vice president
Shearson Lehman Huuon New-
port Be.1ch: Deborah L. Har-
ringron. vice presidenr Northern
Trusr of California: KMPG Pear
Marwick & Co.: John Link,
founding partner Link Murrel &
Co.: M ilron £. Naylor. eJ<cc:urivc vice president and reg10nal man-
ager for Grubb & Ellis: Ken
Nicolas. president Financial
Srraregies Group: Chip Stassel.
Srare Farm Insurance. Costa
M esa: and Glona Zi$ner. presi·
denr Zigner & Associates.
Flooa vie ims still missing
SHADYSIDE. Ohio -The death
toll from flash Ooods that swept
through a rural area of eastern Ohio
increased to l Q Sunda) as searchers
dug along two creeks and divl'd into
the Ohio River. E1ghtetn people
remained missing.
Workers used shovels and picks to
dig along the creek banks. and sifted
through debris at places marked
with red flags. where search dogs
indicated they'd detected human
scents. said National Guard Capt.
Jim Boling.
Di vers worked where the two
creeks empty into the Ohio.
One body was found Sunday in
debris along Wegee Creek. about
three miles from where It meets 1he
river. said Belmont County cor-
oner's in vestigator Chuck Vogt.
Another was pulled from the Ohio
near a bndge at Moundsvill e.
W.Va .. about 10 miles south of
Shadyside, he said.
The body of a man was fou nd
Weather
Sunday afternoon in the Ohio River.
a half-mile south of the mouth of
Wegee Creek and about seven miles
south of Shad yside. said Vogt.
That brought the confi rmed death
toll in Thursday's floods to 19, in-
cl uding fi \ e children.
Twenty-three dog teams fro m four
states were searching for victims.
said Bohng. The digging will con·
tinue at least through Tuesday. said
Fire Chief Mark Badia.
"The th ing yo u fi nd once you stan
into these brush piles and pill's of
trees are cars. and the} ha ve to be
tom apart and searched separately,"
Badia said. "Everything you turn up
creates a d11Terent s11uat1on ...
But Vogt sa1d he doubted many of
the missing would be found ahve.
"It's just been too long. I don't
thmk there's an ybody ali ve out
there," he said. "You can't s~im out
there that long m the Ohio Ra ver."
The Wegee and Pipe creeks over·
fl owed Thursd ay night during
storms that poured 51/J inches of rain
onto eastern ·Ohio in 31h hours. The
Ooods destroyed as many as 70
houses and damaged up to 40
others .
Authontacs said Fnday that 60
people were missing; some of those
were later fou nd dead. while others
notified authonucs that they were
safe.
Officials also teamed that some of
those feared missing had movl'd out
of the area. Officials were comparing
county propcny lists and data from
the Census Bureau with information
from residents and relatives. Bohng
said.
That lt'ft 18 s111l missing. Vogt
said. The hst was not revised to
account for the third body found
Sunday afternoon because the man
had not bttn identified. the in·
ves11ga1or said.
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Economics and regulations
block useful drug research
The battle of the sexes Is
basically a war of wor~s
I try not to att sick and usually
don't but last week a family of !IOl-~friendly viruses moved
into my throat. Oh, did they hun!
The mere thoupt of 1wallowin1 WU painful. .
I upped my vitamin C 10 thousa~~ of 1t1ms and was pain-
fully watt1n1 for those little bug-ten to move out when Barbara
said, "Herc, let my pve you some
herbs."
I have worked 'with Barbara for
yean. She is one of those people
who knows everything about
thinas most people have never
heard about.
She squined two eyedroppers
full of "Echinacea" into about an
ounce of liot water. It looked like
sbo had dredged a swamp; my
nune, Margaret. said ''ugh!" but l
drank it anyway.
About an hour and an half later.
I had drunk half a cup of coffee
before I realized that the pain was
aone. I took another large swallow
to be sure. then announced my
findings to the offic.e. Deidre, suf-
fering with the same condition.
beged for what was no w,
Barbara's ··ma$ic."
You may think we are making
proaress in medicine. but I am
convine;ed that we arc •oing
backwards; becoming increasingly
incompetent.
Dr. Jullan
Whitaker
Suppose I were to f md 10
people who had the same rapid
benefit from these herbs and
march them into the offi ces of Eli
Lilly. L1llv: "Can we patent these
herbs?"
Me: "Well, they grow in my garden ....
Lilly: "Get lost."
Now I go to UC'LA Medical
Center.
UCLA: "Th is looks promising.
we will be &lad to do FDA ap-
proved, randomized, prospective.
double bl ind, placebo<ontrollcd
trials. That will cost only 2 maybe
4 million dollars. When do you
want to start? Why don't you
leave this bottle with me. my kid
has a cold."
Even if the studies showed that
these herbs were the best thing yet
for viral infections. doctors would
not use them.
The strona and intimate rela-
tionship physicians have with
drua interests is unfonunate. The
first rule for all lhinas comina
from drua companies is that they
be profitable for the company.
This dramatically narrows the
scope of what will be studied. ll
leaves out virtually all chemical
compounds occurrina naturally on
canh. With such a broad restric-
tion, it is a wonder that anything
of true benefit comes from drug
company laborotorics.
Though physicians are the pa-
tients' advocates. their behavior is
more of drug industry advocates.
Yet until recently, almost all and
some of our best therapeutics. i.e ..
penicillin. digitalis. and insulin
came directl y from nature.
Not anymore. Today, this
would never be allowed; using
natural compounds is outside the
system.
Medical progress? Lifesaving
drugs? Cure for cancer "Just
around the corner?"
Get serious!
We arc buried in so much ex-
pensive. bureaucratic. restrictive.
political red tape that real progress 1s almost impossible and countless
avenues of promise will never
even be explored!
.. I'm totally frust r.ued1" said
Amy. "l feel like my husband shuts
me out of hi1 life. He won't taUc to
me about tbinp that matter, let
alone anything else. I know he loves
me, but he doesn't seem to under-
stand how much I need that kind of
intimacy from him ."
h 's clear that out body parts arc
di'frerent, but men and women differ
from each other in less conspicuous
ways as well. (I know you've all
suspected that.)
Amy, you would do well to learn
about that strange language of
··MalcSpcak" and to teach him a
little about your own "femSpcak ...
(The differences arc outlined .111 a
·powerful new book. "Wh y Men
Don't Get Enough Sex and Women
Don't Get Enough Love," Kramer
and Dunaway, Pocket Books. I 990.)
The authors say MaJeSpcak and
FcmSpeak may even use the same
words - they JUSt have different
mea nings:
She says: "Honey. I love you."
She means: "I feel close to yo u.
We have a good life together. I wa nt
you to put your arms around me and
say. 'I love you too!'"
He hears: "Great. She loves me.
Maybe she 1s in the mood to have
sex."
He says: "That's wonderful swee t-
heart" and reaches under her blouse.
She says: "What arc yo u doing? I
said I love you ...
He says: "Right So let's make
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love,"
She says: "You don·t care about
me at all. You're JUSl interested in
sex. Forget u ·· •
And so. the war between t~e sexes
1s fueled.
"Women . are 1rrallonal." he
thmks. "I can't imagine that Sh<."
believes I'm the one who has trouble
commun1ca11ng. I gi ve up trying to
understand women."
She think~ he's .. JU'\t another sex·
craz y guy who hasn 't the faintest
idea of what being romantic means:·
MaleSpeak 1s logical. !>Cnsible and
an informa11on-g1 ving kind of talk-
ing. Men come b) thi s honestly -
they have been trained that in order
to succeed. one must use fe,,.. word!I
and get to the point qu1c kl)'.
Men respond best to fewer "ords
and a speci fic call fori acuon. They
complain that women. "talk, ta lk.
talk. and don"t sa) much."
So let's rewnte the scenano w1th a
concession to male /female d1 f-
ferc nces.
She says: ··Honey, I Jove you ... "
He says: "That's wondcrf ul sweet·
hean " and rcacbcs under her blouse.
She says (if she is in the mood):
"I'd Jove to make love ri&ht now.
But I need to talk you for awhile
about some th ings that arc impon·
ant to me."
Or she says (if she 1s in the mood):
"I love you. but nght now I need
you to put your arms around me and
tell me how much you like me. and
wh}. for shall we say the next ten ,
minutes'! I've had a rotren <Uy."~ Or she says: "I've been mad a
you since this morn ing. and rd like
to talk 10 you about why arld prom· •
1sc to get all this otT my chest 1n the
next half hour."
Or she !>ays· "I've been sm1hng
about )OU all da) toda>. I love our
hfe together. sweeth ean . and I want
to tell you about 1t. Slow down. Sex
c.an wail. You JU!.t relax and let me
count the wa~s -while I give you
a mes~ge"
Am ). do )Ou 'lee th e point? You
m~st be 'ery specific in a.sk1ni for
what ~ou wan t, when you wa nt 1t -
and about ho~ long it's going to
take.
Next I'll talk about .. FemSpeak"
and how you can teach him 10 better
understand you and your needs.
Yo• cu writ~ to Dr. Llad• Al1•J.l •I
!7 J J E. CoHI Hlpw•y. C.Oroa d~J
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Welcome to lnsid~ Medicine.
Tills column will be discussing
common medic.al topics. Your
questions will be answered by
medical and denral specialists in
the appropriate field of expertise.
Please forward any questions to
the Medical Plaza Association of
Newport Center. c/o the Health
Education Foundation. 360 San
Mi,uel. Suite 106. Newport
&.ch 92660.
Wbt are tbe effttts of aan
ezponre?
Now that summer 1s ·l)Car.
many of us will be going to the
beach, pool or on picnics. Our
skin, the largest organ in the
body is at risk.
With sun exposure. the nucleic
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acids (the building blocks of the
cells) are injured. Normally these
building blocks repair them-
selves. With repeated sun ex-
posure, the repair mechanism 1s
adversely affected.
Sun is a form of rad1 atton. The
sun rays are the ultra-violet (UV)
rays. These U V rays can cause
changes in the normal coding of
cells. Wrinkles wi th early aging
of skin ca nce r may develop.
such as zi nc oxide blocks the
sun. PABA. a chemical sun
screen, acts as a fi lter to decrease
the number of UV rays reaching
the skin. Also. clothing and hats
can prevent skin exposure to
harmful V lights.
By Dr. Na ncy Sil verberg.
dermatolog1sr
hepatatts and other infectious
diseases. the receiving of blood
transfusions and blood products
is a topic of concern for every-
one. The receiving of blood
transfusions is no longer taken
for granted.
Last year there were approx-
imately 16 million blood trans-
fusions. The vast majority came
from volunteer donors. Toda)
we have options to protect
ourselves.
Approximately 60 percent of
blood 1s used fo r electi ve sur-
gery. Today the patient can store
his or her own blood or ask for
direct donor blood fro m friends
or fami ly members. This tak~
proper timing and coordinauon.
This service 1s available at
most major hospitals. The pa-
ticnt may be staned on iron
supplements pm or to surgery to
hel p restore the blood and pre·
ve nt anemia. The blood can be
drawn up to five weeks pnor to
surgef).
If there is an illne\s or delay 1n
surgery. the blood can be frozen
35 to 42 days afte r drawing. The
f reezing process takes about 12
hours. Onl) I 0 percent of cells
are destro}ed dunng freezi ng.
The blood 1s stored at -65
degrees centigrade 10 hqu1d ni-
trogen.Unused blood at the time
of surgef) can be stored and
frozen for later use.
By Dr. Frank Sheehey
Basal cell carcinoma is the
most common form of skin
cancer. This 1s a locally invasive
tumor and does not metastasize
or spread to other pans of the
body. Other types of skin cancer ~-------------------------1
arc squamous cell ca ncer and
melanoma. Mela noma for-
tunately is the least {Ommon.
but is the most likely to spread.
When going out in the sun . use
sun screens. A physical screen
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-....... June 11, 1llO
Diabetes group
names 2 from DC
as men of decade
I There were jokes, beautiful songs,
lavish food and glamorous per-
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aonalities. and then towartS the end,
they booked the audience on hope ...
a cure for Juvenile Diabetes.
There on the screen were all th~
beautiful children at play and John
Denver was sinJing mightily ... ··1 Vida
Want To Live".
It was an expcc~ $250.000 fund-Dean
: raisina event of' the Juvenile Dia-•••••••••••••• • betes Foundation. Two Men of the ! Decade, Buzz Aldrin and John
• Crean were being honored, and JDF
( declared the Decade of the '90s will
beef, seafood, cheeses. fruit, and
veggies. Afier the awards ceremony,
guests found lhe entrees had been
replaced with dcssens (chocolate ga-
lore) and coffee.
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Gene Autry fcente;J wllll OornNI. Jolln Cr ..... ........... Aldrln ..... Pllltr' .......
I produce a cure• for the disease.
t .. Th~ two have a lot in com-
' mon," said entertainer Norm • t Crosby Friday evening. "Buzz has
• waJ~ed on the moon and John walks 1 around with his head in the clouds. I Both have reached the "pinochle' of ~ life," continued the master of
• malaprops at JDF's Los Angeles
Chapter gala.
Close to 400 attended the cer-
emony at the Gene Autry Western
Heritage Museum in Griffith Park.
GA himself was on stage to do the
award-giving honors along with LA
Rams Owner Georgia Frontiere.
Praise for Crean of Newport
, Beach, whose Fleetwood Enterprises f produces one out of every three
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motorhomes sold in the country.
and Aldrin of Laguna Beach. who
I . wa lked on th e moon on June 20.
1969. also came from Danny
Thomas and emcee Pat Michael!>
and via video from family members i and friends (including Robin Leach
; and U.S. Sen. Pete Walson).
• Mr. Blackwell (sporting another
: new face with che<.'ks and chm from
~ Switzerla nd) handed roses to the
~ women behind the men -Lois
Aldn n and Donna Crean. 'Tm
going to be sweet t0n1ght and all that
BS ... cntiquang fash ions 1s suuuuch
a bore." said Mr. B. who cla11ns h<.'
is a cross between Tallulah
Bankhead and Laberat·l' and that
John as a diamond an a "'orld of
rhinestones.
The recogn1t1on <"crcmon) took
place in a large tent adjacent to thl·
museum which opened lac;\ ~l·ar.
A.nna Mana Alberghett1 and Glona
Loring delighted the audiencc: "'1th
song.
Many of the Orange Count} par-
ticipants had tra' cled 10 the cit~ \la
luxury buse!> pro' ickd the Creans.
On amval the~ mingled \.\llh mo\le
and TV stars. and found their dinner
Guests included Betty and Ralph
Tomlinson. Andy and Charlene
Crean with daughter Kelly. Johnnie
and Linda Crean with sons Con and
Rob, John's brother Speed Mer-
rifield, Pilar Wayne and Jerry
Aheron. Aldrin's daughter Jan and
Lois' son Bryant Cannon. Darleen
and Bill Maoclark, Margaret and
Carl Karcher. .\nita and Gil
Ferguson. Kitty and Jerry Kobrin
and Elaine and Gaddi Vasquez.
Dress at the "From Earth to the
Moon" salute was elegant western or
black tic. u1anne Pierce finally got
to wear the fringed Ann Fogarty
dress she bought at Saks Fifth Av-
enue 20 years ago.
Party-goers al o included Mary
and Jame Roose' elt -seen chat-
ting with actress Jane Withers about
her vel) larg(' tcdd}' bear collection.
She told them one of her favorite
bears wa1. $1ven to her by President
Roosevelt in 1939 and delivered to
her b) Eleanor Rooscvl'lt.
Fleetwood Enterpmes is cel-
ebrating its 4Uth )car in 1990 and
the Re'. Robert Schuller and r wife
Arvclla disclosed tha t the cveni hg of
the part) was actually the datl' of
their wedding 40 years before. '\bo
!>aw Da' 1d D1 Chiera. Bob Gug-
g('nheam and Royal Radke mingling
'' tth entertainers such as Cesar
Romero. '\nne Jeffre)S, James
Coburn. Ruta Lt'e. and Stan Free-
berg.
.\ldrin. th~· man lrom the moon.
thanked thl· stars and other gue ts
for gl\ ang up "Dad. Trac}'·· openings
and shO\\.lll$ up at thl' lnbute.
"I'm having a grt·at tinw.'' said
John Crean as he cin:ulatcd. and on
; at buffet tables cirding the large
~ museum court}ard. Plates were
being fi lled with Mexican specialties.
aturda,-. 11 w1ll be back on the--
buses wtth fnends and off 10 the
Regent Bevcrl) Wilshire where the
Creans and Jade and Ron Higgins
will co-host :in American Cinl'ma
Foundation party.
Jerry Kobrin, Bob Gug-Biii, D•rlene M•ncl•rk •nd Toni V•n Schultze fc•ntert.
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59& Holding
Renewing license
drives her bananas
In Cali fornia a driver's license is
more csscn11al than a marriage
license. Yo u can II\ e wtthout a
spouse -but not )Our Mercedes.
Despite the number of marriages
you flunk. you ca n always get
another permit to commit matri-
mony. Bui once ynu lose yo ur right
to dnve. }ou·re left to pcmh at a bus
stop.
Nancy
Mcintyre
Last week. I checked into the
Department of Motor Vehicles to
ta ke my driver's test. As a precau-
tion. 1 took a double dose of vitamin
E to get enough blood circulating
through the old noggin. A lot was
riding on th is day. My <.'ntire future
as a freeway commando. garage sale
connoisseur. and queen of the shop-
ping malls hung in balance. Without
a car I faced the bleak prospect of
learning to walk again.
No matter how many driver's
manual rules I memorize. I never
seem to bone up on the right one.
The OMV is especially fond of trick
questio ns with numbers in them.
Example: On the freeway how many
feet should yo u leave between you
and the car ahead? How can you
give a di fimta ve answer without al-
lowrng for speed. wind resistance.
curvature of the earth -and
whether there's a motorcycle cop in
your rear-view mirror? Besides. who
has time for calculations? You're
lucky af the Kamikaze pilot on your
bumper isn't closing in for the kill.
How many Cal ifornia dri vers
know they must park within 18
inches of the curb? If you've been
parking without a tape measure.
you're probabl y breakins the law -
punishable by one year an the slam-
mer. $5.000. and 250 hours of com-
mun11y service polishing parking
meters.
The most stressful part of the day
was the driving part. I drew a lady
inspector wi th a funeral expression
and bead) eyes who never m issed
the smallest infraction -like failing
to turn on the ignition. When you're
my age. even the tiniest error' co unts.
I was praying we wouldn't get into
parallel parking - which. of course.
was the first test. 1 don't have the
build for this maneuver. My neck
doesn't swivel like a periscope. and
I don't sec too we ll out the back of
Buck, Colleen Johna.
Dt ...... ., ..... ~.
my head.
Trying to back into a tight slot is
like squcaing into a ti&ht airdle.
Same grunts and groans. Same des-
perate feeling of wantinf to abon the
mission midwa y. I final y made it on
the fourth try with my front end
jutting slightly out. I don't know if
you'd call it parking -or pausing.
While I muddled throu&h the
tests. I definitely flunked my driver's
photo. Every wattle and wrinkle f'd
acquired in the last four ycan rqis-
tered in ghastly clarity. All I needed
was a number on my chest to pass
for The Masked Grandma -or Ma
Barker.
If nothing more. renewing your
driver's license is guaranteed to push
you into taking out a se<:o ild mon-
8:8ge and getting a face lift.
Nagging needs to be snuffed out
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
askoing you to print an open letter to
all my friends and relatives who
want me to quit smoking. Here it~ is:
I am not a child. I will soon be
celebrating my 30th birthday. I ap-
preciate your concern for my health,
but please keep it to yourself. I have
not been living in a cave these last
I 0 years. I am well aware of the
dangers of cigarette smoking. The
fact that I am still at it does not
mean that I am ignorant of the
health hazards. I knqw more than I
want to about the dangers of smok-• I ma, •
Bullyiog. Cajoling and pleadina
have no effect on me. When •you get
children to leave notes sayina.
"'Please stop smoking. We love you
and want you to li ve." 1t makes me
angry. And. Mother._putt1na a boun-
ty on my head by offering big bucks
to anyone who can get me to quit
make me feel like a gray aquiml.
Let's make a deal. l promise 10
keep my mouth shut when I sec you
puuina a thi rd chunk of butler on
your baked potato and addina a
1
Ann
Landers
dollop of SOUir cream. I will remain
silent when ypu order pecan pie for
dessert and ask for a scoop of vanilla
ice cream on top. I would appreciate
the same consideration from you
when I light up .
I know you arc concerned abo'ut
me and that you worry about my
health, but I was raised Catholic and
I already have enough 1uih. When I
decide to quit. you will bt the fine
to know. -CHICAGO TRIBUNE
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: A while
back you printed a letter from an
elderly ~rson who complained
a.bout childproof c,aps on pracrip-
t1on drugs. The solu'tion is simple.
Put the container on a counter, plac(
your chin on the top and then tum
the contai~!!i not the cover. Try it -PAT. ~TON '
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IOI• HOUIC.
Aa Alabama native who for yean
made Huntinat.oo Beach his
.. ..,. ..... ,,die ltftdemailtY Hannan bid
10 recend>-reebuftW a bud that once feetwed both a.be late Holly-wood Fall and Kid Ramol u twm
pUW' m And. witb tbe • peruue of time basin Willie J.
I Campbell ia I 17. only Hannan and
dnuDmer Slepbeo t!octees remaia
I from perhaps l\il most IUCCellful
tifte.up.
Yet, in enlistina bassist Jeff "Bia
Olddf' Tunnes and lead 1uitaria1
r
Joel FO.Y (ex-William Clarke Band,
Screanun• Jay Hawkins), Harman
bas auembled a potent, clean-
soundina outfit. AhhoU,&h lacki~
I the cbaftlma of Fats and youthful
zeal of Ramos. Foy - a stoic,
bookish fta~ who remains vir-
tually stationary on s~ -does ~ the cbops and feel required
to fill the role.
In fact, Foy's lower-key. more
economical approach actually offen
a couple of advantqes. Unlike Fats,
wbo wu prone to losina control on
and off the s~. Foy maintains his
focus and avoids overplayina and
ovcrpowerina Harman's sinaina and
distinctive harp blowing. He also
serves the songs better. kecpina bis
J ..... HanlYll .. bov•J fronted • cha119ed llne·up at the
Coedl Houle this weellend, ,.but the 111uslc was ltltl
UllOldn' blues.
solos sharp and to the point.
Occasionally the loss of Fats' and
Ramos' dueling guitar attack will be
felt, though. For instance. two of
Harman's most pat-wrencbint bluea
aumben -.. 00.tmao Hollet" and
the inteate, text~ .. You're Gooe"
-~ not performed cturina Fri· day njpt'1 ICt. They *t'rtn't played bec:aaaee, u Harman explained dur· Uta an in&erview the next day, both
IOap require the inteTJ)lay of two
pa.itarists to carry thena home.
This observation aside, the con-
cert was a showcase of some vinta#
Harman in several respects.
His emotion-drenched vocals and
fiery harp playina virtuaUy define
a.be euen<:e of his Delta and Cbi-~beted blues. particularly durina
1ucb hard-played favontcs as
"Snakes." "Extra Napkins:· and the
rollickina. extended finale, "Kiss of
Fire."
Harman also deserves credit for
basina his song list on what feels
riaht for him on any given night,
rather than typically relying on
album cuts and radio hits. Friday
ni~t's set opened with a lengthy
stnog of unrecorded or unreleased ~ms, includin~ the all-instrumental
Jazz Hound. • ··Just Something
You Heard," '"Darlin'," "Swamp
Night," and the moving "lccpick's
Confession."
Pn:scntly, Harman's band and
show is less busy and unpredictable
than in the past. But. they can still
cook and generate some smoke.
When these OanJerous Gentlemen
reach a fever patch, as they d id
during ''Extra Napkins" and Freddy
King's "Sensation." look out -the
blues just don't get much bluesier.
DAILY ptLOTIMond9y, June 11. _, A'I
Jazz sufl_er-quartet
blows listeners away
Hancock, Metheny, DeJohnette and
Holland put on fast and furious. show
8y MAn COKIR dreamed up by Metheny and, oo-
o.11y ,... ...,. ....., si.ae. featuri~ li&bt show remi-
COSTA MESA _ Anyone ex-nisceot of a .. · k J:1oyd co~
pectina a niaht of sedate. meUow The COf1!J>OSlll n w~ _10tneth1na
JIZZ sot mowed over from the set ~etbeny·a ~n bu11dina uP. to ao Friday when a foursome led b y since his b1ahl)' res~ tree-
drummcr/composer Jack De-form collaboralJon with Ornette
Johnette rattled the raften at the Colema~. and De!,oht\Ctte on the Orante County Performing Arts album Son& ~ •• ~d ~ ~t Center. . · Metheny Groups Fust Cu'Cle.
. The loud! fcroci~us . and very Throughout L~ evenina. Meth-
h1gh·t.cch . 1mprov1sat1onal ~t cny was a !nan ~nleashcd. He did
featunng JAZZ superstars Herbie fall back on the warm. fluid, Han~k and Pat Metheny caused mesmerizing tones he has alwayi
some lll the weU~rcssed cro~ to been . known for to open Qr.
leave after the third ~mpos1lJon. Johnette's "Exotic Isles." but be
Many m~~ were .~htc enough to performed his vicious, experimen-
stay unul 1ntcrm1ss1on. tat gui tar-synthcsiud riffs like a
But those who stuck 1~ out were man possessed.
treated to a truly wtld roller
coaster ride of sound, with some t . Of course. Hancock is no slo~ch
subtle surpnses thrown in for rum.elf when at comes to tm-
good measure. provisation. When he and Meth·
Most of the two-hour, 13-tune eny would duel in cat-and-mouse
performance came strai&ht off De-tirades of synthesized sound, it
Johnette's recent MCA album was truly a special performance.
"Parallel Realities:· which also 8 f features Metheny and Hancock. ut Han<:<>Ck. who o ~~c bas ~n Tb re~xplonng his trad1t1onal Jazz ere was. no bass player on the roots, -1pent most of the night at
aJbum, relying on the pre.pro-the grand pLano _ an unex~
aran:tmed , computer-generated surprise oonsidenng the hncup,
magic at t~~ ready disposal of all but welcome nonetheless. thrtt mus1ctans. But on the tour.
·'
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.Love and horror in 'Tie Me Up!' which lasts three weeks in the The glue that held this superstar
States before heading for Europe collaboration together was Oc-
(wbere jazz is more appreciated), Johnette, who provided strong,
the trio has added bassist Dave steady. reliable backing throuah-
Holland. out the night and also showed
•-ay llOlllltT DINERSTEIN
~ ... aN ,.._. SeMce
Love stories and horror stories
sometimes are interchangeable. So aoes the sly observation behind
Pedro Almodovar's "Tic Me Up!
Tie Mc Down!" (now playing at the
Balboa Cinema on the Peninsula), a
p~nedly outrageous comedy in
which a youna man kidnaps the love
of bis life, an actress who's starring
in a low-pade horror movie.
Almodovar. the acknowled&ed .
bad boy of Spanish cinema. is
known for bis pungent blends of
eroticism. humor and eye-popping
craftsmanship. He's part of the
libqatina wave that washed over
Spain in the years since Franco's
demise. Almodovar has been idio-
syncratic and bizarre in movies such
as "Matador .. and "law of Desire."
He also has been broadly entertain-
ing in comedies such as ··women on
the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown."
a Almodovar is a farccur with a devil-
ish streak, a director who tempers
Alas. "Tic Mc Up!" isn't a horror
movie or a love story. Nor is it a
combustible mixture of two vener-
able genres. In trying to find new
ways to capture the complex court-
ing rituals of Spanish society.
Almodovar comes up with a deptb-
Jess powder puff of a movie.
This is particularly surprising in
li&ht of controversy surrounding
"!ie Mc Up!" The Motion Pictu~
Association of America awarded
J\)modovar's comedy an X rating.
thus. prompting Miramax -the
distributing company -to release
the film unrated. Oh. there's a play-
ful shot of a woman sitting ina
bathtub while a windup frogman
dives toward her nether rcgjons.
And a sweaty, grunting sex scene is
shot in point-blank style. These im-
ages may shock a few uptight souls.
but the movie's sg,1rit as anything but
salacious.
Almodovar's big-screen love letter
tries to be as cheery as it is con-
trived. Ricky (Antonio Banderas) is
a handsome young man who's re-
leased from a mental. institution.
where he's been carrying on a sexual
relationship with the director. Ricky
cclcb,...tes his newly found freedom
by abducting an actress (Victoria
Abril) and holding her hostage so
that she can get to know him. and.
hopefully, fall in love with him.
It's a wild setup, but Almodovar
never really hvcs up to It. He skins
issues of cruelty and cunning. and
stages an implausibk turnaround:
Abril's character falls in love with
her captor after he's beaten in a
street fight.
Almodovar's problem may have
something to do with success. With
"Women on the Verge." the dfrector
made that rarest of rarities. an a,rt
film with crossover appeal. "Tic Me
Up!" may be the work of a director
who's trying to keep his edge whale
continuing to court broad accep-
tance.
You wouldn't know it from the
way the movie starts. The opening
-much of it located on the set of
the horror movie -makes it seem
as if we're going to be watching a
bright and brilliant film-with1n-a-
tilm c.omedy. Almodovar's love of
artifice holds sway. He treats this
horror picture as a cinematic pla)-f
his taste for weirdness with gJccful
infusions of humor. ·
1 Unplugging a generation
1
1)' JAY SHARIUTT "Unplu41ed" began in January. The first show featured
,,.._..",..... ...,,.... the British rockers. Squeeze.
Thinecn more shows since have been taped and
NEW YORK -Ah. yes, MTV. Rock videos. aired. starring such artists as S1nead O'Connor and
Quick-cut. posturing. mini-musicals for those who love 10,000 Maniacs (the group. not the audience). New
synthesize'}-rock s1'r:s who mouth the words of their ones fcatunng Aerosmath and Eric Clapton are
hits. and tne robo-rhythms of clcctronac drum ma-planned.
chines. But there as weirdness afoot. Check out MTV The series hls gotten a good reacuon from all ages
Sunday nii1it. It might stanlc you to see a show with of MTV fans. according to MTV senior vice pre-sident
· h" If d h" · Judy McGrath. flash-rock ing Elton John. JUSt amse an as piano. It's something of a back·tO··the-future cffon. re·
surrounded by about 100 fans in a small New York scmbling public TV's "Soundstage" of the '70s.· That
• studio. · · It's part of a relatively new weekly MTV series, was an accla1med music series that also put pop stars
"UnCluaaed.'' wherein m"':or and minor stan of rock of the day in a quiet. no-frills studio setting. "" · h 1 "When I look at ·unpluaacd.' I get a sense of deja do t cir thing in an intimate scttmg. not t c usua vu," says Ken Ehrlic h. who was execuuve producer of so.cm.scat stadium full of fugitives from homes for the "Soundstagc."
stranac. The show is odd in other ways. The musicians "I think that perhaps the most telhng thing is that
generally play what younger tads. raised on microchip kids ... arc going to be able to see once a.gain what the
rock. call "acoustic." music is and what the performers arc like. instead of
And the singers actually sing. which was slyly havinf to follow 400 cuts m a video." he says. •
noted in Sunday's one-hour show as John welcomed " think what's happening." he adds. "is that th.ere
. , viewers to "the program that lip-synchcrs dare not are probably a lot of kids watching 'Unpluaaed' and
come on." The audience cheered. · saying. 'Gee. we've discovered a new way of looking at
Billed as MTV's "first Acoustic Music Series." music.' ••
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which to aniculate themes about
madness and love. Sadly. Abril waits
in the wmgs. ready to be tied up.
and, then. tied down. robbing the
movie of its comic glow.
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the sexes. Maybe so. Almodovar is
struck by the ironic contrasts be-
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of desire. That's a fcnilc subject
area. but he misses the emotional
dynamics of this panicular rela-
tionship and never really persuades
us that this m ismatched couple is
enacting a universal drama.
Oh well, sometimes the smallest
details are telling. Almodovar
digresses with an embarrassing m1d-
p1cture parod) of a TV commercial
that contrasts German diligence
with panish immoderation. It's like
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expect from a maJor talent.
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The lead piece. OcJohnettc's
.. Indigo Or~mscapcs" -with
Holland on tJpright bass, Han-
cock on grand piano, Metheny on
electric guitar (sans syntbesacr)
and OcJohneue on drums -set
the mood for the evening. It was
long. loud and frantic. with each
player provid.Jng extended solos to
s!low. off his mastery of has respec-
tive instrument.
After tunes by Holland and
Miles Davis. they slipped into
··Nine Over Reggae," wntten by
Metheny an the odd meter of 9/8.
Other highlights were Mc1hcny's
"Blues." Hancock's '"E~ of the
Hurricane" and the show's closer.
DcJohnettc's .. Jack In:·
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was the album's title tune. ··Para-
llel Realities." a "aid. nois~ pLece
flashes of inspired innovation.
beating his kit into submission to
get his points across.
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challenge.
Getting four JIZZ masters
together might seem to be a
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manship. None of that was
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and watched one another's solos
wtth open-mouthed wonder.
It was a s.ausfymg e-xpericncc.
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UCI grads deserve
commencement with
first-class speaker
One would t~ink. lh~t those building UCJ into a world-cla~ mstn.ut1on for higher learning would
.ensure against third-rate commencement speaken.
This year, UCI chancellor Jack Peltason is one of the
commence.n:ient.speakcrs. While Peltason is a well-respected
ed_ucator, at s difficult to get excited about someone you
might see on . campus -on any given day.
The choice~ for speakers over the last few ycan
demonstrates this same lack of imagination. ·
Part of the problem might be the fact that UC rs several
colleges hold separate graduation exercises at different times
and/or days. ff one ceremony had an important speaker the
other colleges might feel slighted. ·
A way to get around that would be to hold one a~scmbly featuring a world-class speaker, then passing out
diplomas at each college's separate ceremony.
. The Orange Coast has the power and influence to draw
1mponant figures and leaders from around the state. nation
and even the globe.
Perhaps Barbara Bush can't accept all the ,invitations
to ~peak at commencement exercises. But considering the
maJor rol~ this area J?layed in the birth of the Reagan-Bush
con~rvatave revolution. we should easily do better than
UCI s ~wn chancellor. who should .be participating in
graduatto ns by default.
We can au take pride in the fact that UCl is well on
its way to becomin~ -as touted -rhe pniversity for the
2 lst Ce!ltury. We JUSt hope that budding reputation isn't
undcrmmed by abysmal choices for commencement
speakers.
Today In history
Today ts Monday. June 18. the
169th day of 1990. There are 196
days lefi in Lhc )Car.
Today's htghltght tn history:
Fif\)' years ago. on June 18, 1940.
dunng World War II. Brittsh Prime
Minister Winston Churchill urged
his countrymen. tn a speech 10 the
House of Commons. to compon
themselves in a manner that would
prompt future generations to say.
"This was their finest hour."
On this date:
In 1778, Amcrn:an forces entered
Philadelphia as the British withdrew
during the Revoluttonary Wa r.
In 1812, the United States de-
clared war against Britain.
In 1815. Napoleon Bonapane met
his Waterloo as Bnttsh and Prussian
troops defeated the French forces 1n
Belgium.
In 1948. the United Nations Com-
mission on Human Rights adopted
its International Declaration of
Human Rights.
·One year ago: G reek Premier An·
dreas Papandreou's Panhellenic
Socialist Movement suffered a de-
feat as the center-right New Dem oc-
racy Pany finished first in general
elections.
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Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau
Orange COMt DAILY PILOT/~, June 11. .. M
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Jack Kemp: An open mouth in
a closed-mouth administration
WASHINGTON -Houstng Sec-
retary Jack Kemp. an open mouth in
a closed-mouth administration.
stirred real animosity io the upper
reaches of the Bush hierarchy only
when he challenged the decision by
New York Republicans to put prag-
matism first in picking their nomi-Rowland
nee for governor.
Kemp encountered a little flak Evans
from the administration by publicly
differing from President Bush's
stands o n LheBahics and the budgtt.
But that was nothing compared to Dean Herben London. the choice of
expressions of resentment over his the Conservative Pany. But state
criticism of political unknown Pierre. Sen. Roy Goodm an. a Manhattan
Rinfret to oppose the formidable liberal emerging as kingmaker.
Gov. Mario (uom~>s bid for a third vetoed London and un,eiled Rin-
term. fret.
Kemp's complaint tha\ Rinfret Rinfret is d'nam1c. charming and
had been trashing the Reagan econ-a self-made millionaire who hutlt his
omic heritage won him no s)mpathy economic consulttng firm from
from the Republican high com-scratch But 1nce ad' a sing the
mand. ··Jack's talking about 1dcol-Nixon Whtte House '"o decades
og). and a campaign against Cuomo ago. has tte wtth the GOP have so
should have nothing to do w11h atrophied that records show he has
1dcolog~ ... a Republican pohttetan not voted tn pan} pnmanes or e'en
high tn the Bush counsels explained registered as a Republtean.
to us. ··w e're JUSt tr) ang to cut do" n So why pick h1m'1 The answer that
Cuomo a link and stop the Demo-he brings $500.000 of his o"n
crats from taking O\'er the state mane} to the gamc fails on 1"0
Senate." counts: I -That's chtcl.en feed 1n
To 53) that tdcolog) has nothing Empire State politics: ~ -Rinfret
to do with running against the leader . has downsued the numhcr to
of the Democratic left is a reversion SI 00,000.
to form for the GOP. For most of The real reason •~ that Goodman
the past half century. qemocrats is descnbed b) a state pan~ knder as
have been more 1deolog1cal (and "man1acar· tn fear that the horde of
successful) than Republicans. The pro-choice female Dcmocruttc can-
GOP's step away from pragmatism didates will use the abon1on issue to
under first BarT) Goldwater and defeat pro-life male Repubhcan tn·
later Ronald Reagan looks aberra-cumbents and win control of the
tional. After the Reagan Revolut1on state Senate. Pro-ehorcl.' Rinfret
brought them to parit) with the passed Goodman's litmus test: pro-
Democrats. Republicans have tum-ltte London failed 11
ed to less ideologJcal candidates na-Kemp. who no longer 'otes 1n
tionwtde. New York stncc his rettrement from
That was true an New York. 1.1.here Congress. could not kee p quiet
volunteers to run tnto the Cuomo about at. He called the state pan) 's
Juggernaut were 1n understandabl) official stand for abonao n nghts "a
shon suppl~. Walling 10 make the shame" and "sad" and allo"ed that
plunge was Ne" Yo rk nl\ers11~ R1nfret's attad..s on 1he Reagan
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Letters
Robert
Novak
economic record made It easter for
him to suppon London.
No ·greater heresy could have been
commttted by a Bush Cabinet mem-
ber. "lfhe had an) guts." Ne"' York
political operative Rich Bond. a
lon~1me Bush insider told an as-
sociate. ··he'd have run for governor
himself:
Ed Rogers. nl'v. l) installed as
White Ho uo;e polt11cal operatt\e,
telephoned Rtnfret to a~sure him of
the president·~ suppon Kemp was
urged b~ a pn:s1den11al aide to fol -
lov. Bush's path Faithful Kempttes.
old comrades-1n-arm'i from the
House and dou$ht~ 'l'tcrans of his
failed pres1den11al campaign. sadl~
shook their heado; 1ha1 their leadl'r
had gone ofT the tracks
Lawrcncl' K udlo". a former Re-
agan admin1s1rat1on ollic1al and cur-
rent Ne"' York GOP vice chairman.
has been tr)·ing to arrange a Rtnfret-
Kemp peace parlc~ (while talking
Rinfret 1n10 trashing an insult ing
personal letter to Kt•mp). The real
Rep·ub1ican hope, however. as that
Kemp will JU'lt ~hut up. ·
··1 can't figure out what Jal'k rs up
to ... one Bush aide told us. add in$.
1n a more s1n1s1cr Jone. that "11
sounds ltke he as pursuing a· pc"rsonal
agenda."
Rowlod Evods ud Rol'Hr
Novall are M'asbla1100 DC·ba1H
colomaists for tbe Orueoe Coast
Daily Pilot.
Low voter turnout is disgraceful
To the Editor:
On Tuesda), June 5. four people got up very early
to be at one of the local polling places by 6:30 a.m.
These people devoted ·t 5 houn of their day to give 597
registered voters of that precinct an opponunity to
vote for candidates and propositions of their choice.
Some of those propositions involved bOnd issues, a
gaHax increase and o thers that will affect our pocket
books.
publicattons. voling booths. delivery costs or the man)
workers at the Registrar's office.
o who cares7
No wonder 1hc Registrar's office was shon 700
poll work<.>rs. Peopk don't care"anymore Qr are JUSt too
disinterested to take 15 or 20 minutes out of their day
to walk. dnve or ndC' a bike to vote.
If they complntn about high taxes o r the bad
poltttcians who run the ctl). county or state. the) have
no o ne but themsC'lvcs to blame. O nly 138 of the 597 registered voters for that
precinct thought it was important enough to vote. The
rest. other than 22 absentee voters. were apparentl too
bus\' working to ,iote.
I JUSt can"t hel1cve that people 1n Oranae County
arc .so unconcerned about the pnmaf) or general
election that the' v.on't take nme to tudy the
propo~1t1ons or tnh• ttmc to vote.
These 138 votes cost S 1.26 plus each. This is JUSI
for the labor of four poll workers and does not include
the cost of all the unused ballots. many printed
GEORGE P.
FORTEVILLE
Costa Mesa
Put strangle hold on cause of Coast's problems
To the Edttor:
Either our planners arc incompe-
tent or their htJhcr ups. who make
the decision and commit the dollars.
are the incompetents. Thert are so
many rettnt errors . that it is un-
believable.
Just look at the airport construc-
tion. We arc spending about one-
1 third more aha~ the original oost
estimate and we artn't through yet.
Any business following the same
precept would now bt-history.
Look at the suppo~ search for
another airport stte. We have not
only wasted dollars but five years of
time 1 down the drain. Cumntly.
our supervisors are lookina at
another t9to years to perhaps sian
tllinl1na about doina somcthina. Of
course. if they should decide to do
somethina it ~'Ould be at ltast a total
o( I 0 ~rs before we would ttt
anythina. By that time there would
be another emttacncy for additional
faciliuci.
nd then there 11 lhe matter of
main1.ainina our street , which are
going to pot. let alone the ~onstruc
tion of adcqua1e road S) tern. How-
ever. during thi ttme more and
more constructton is pcnn111Ni. Our
leader have even encouraged
growth, which compound the P"?b:
lem.
The latest event to demand
emergency m easures is "atcr. We
have had shonages for man) y<'ars
and o ur powen that be huH done
nothing except pcrm11 thl' 1nOux of
more ":iter u~rs. lsn't.11 JU t about
time to put a hold -and l do mean
a strangle hold - on the baste cause
of our problems until we have adC'·
quate fac1httes al}d St'rvtce for those
who live here?
Then. it "ould be appropnate to
advance in an orJrl) fashion instead
of kapinlJ from rnm to cns1s and
bac~ aptn.
c\LA BLUM
Balboa Island
Orange County's vote embarrassing
To the Editor;
I am cmbamssed to sa) f hve in Oranac County. T he m~onty of OC
vottrs voted 1p1n t all 1hc bond proposab on the billk» e•cept tht one to
build m Of'e pnson •
Yes. thty voted aa,a1nst hi:lp for the homeless. a.id for h'aher education,
earthquake safl"ty and road and 1rans90rtation improvements. Fortunately,
all tMtc mea urn pHstd ia1cw1de.
I suppotc a election anal t m\aht say the m~ority of OC voteno are
a selfish and peranoad aroup. Please tell me It isn t so1 808 KNOX
Newpon Be.ch
Loolclng B«k ••
Early days of
9rang~ Coast
traffic woes
remembered· ..-
To the memory of those who le.ft
behind a footprint. ~ heroes, ~
pJlant and the brave, those who
sacrificed, the courageous and the
daring. and Lhose wbose legendary
effons have lightened our load and
provided countless hours of
storytelling. this column is affec-
tionately dedicated.
Meet Lily.
To know Lily is to love Lily. But
when it came to di:iving. the
pampered matron -who was so
commonly displayed in socie\)'
magazines -made a few enemin.
As a wmdblo"n. sun-glowinf.
salty tcen-a3er growing up on the
Balboa Peninsula. Lily recalls the
bumper-to-bumper traffic migratiag
every summer prompting local resi-
dents to chant "Tourist go home!"
The town with a yawning pace
wakes up as the warm climate sua-
bakes the land discovering the ontc
quiet roads now filled with honlciaa
· horns. tour buses. tantaJwng smeJs
of Coppenone and oily fumes.
"It seems this time every year
Capistrano gets the return of ~e
swallows. while Newport gets t~e
return of lhe cars." Lily explained in
spit-fire tongue. Even with her
"friends an high places" Lily was like
the rest of the crowd waiung endless-
ly in long lines of traffic tha t 4e-
~ned the Pentnsula and the tiny
island of Balboa.
.However. she was bound.and <k-
term1ned to do something about 1t.
A bnlltant strategist. L!ly. in a lat;ge
and totall ) unpredtctable motion.
found a soluuon that could have
staned a revolution. -
In ~hat became a reckless routine,
ltl) ·1.1.-ould put on heT walking sh~
cltmb tnto her car and dnve up and
onto the sidewalk. Her faded blue
VW bug 1.1.as mall enough to
squeeze through the narrov. walk-
v.a}S passing pedestnans and aft. Oddi~. her danng and innovati'e
approach to rapid transit never
caught the e) e of the law. Howe er.
1he fear of l tl} 4ipread throughout
the sidewalks of the Southland.
M} 'ood fnend Gram picked up
the stnngs of 11mc and recaptuttd
tht' moment when her family made
the trans1t1on from bugg}' to Buicil.. •
Gram (a nickname she hkes so no-
body will know tt 1s her when she.
as promised. reveals some JU tC) bits
of recollect1on tn fu ture articles)
. strolled back to the days of dust)
din streets where the roads were
shattd b) horse and car 1lhlcc. Gram
1s the son of person one might refer
to as "a hill person." wilh a country-
down-home-manner. a memon that
ts tntact and a laugh that is bli5sfu11}'
ha pp)
She gre1o1o up spending most of her
)OUth on the "plateau." Today it 1s
known as Co ta Mesa. Her mmd
thumbed back through the years to
remember a ume tn which her f.am -
11~ hated to travel b) car. The road$
were kept 1n such a poor state that
a nde 1n the ror meant. "bouncin& 1n
and out and up and over one bump
and hole after another. Gave me a
sore > ou-know-" hat ...
.\ httle research uncovers that the
state of Caltforn1a provided rehcf to
this bouncy situation. In what wa
predestined to make its way into the
archives of most-unpopular-ideas o f
all time. the state began what was
called a poll·tax.
This poll-tax asked for people hle
G ram to dig tnto their pockets and
shell out SZ annually. Once all the
mone) was collected tt would be
used for improvements on roads.
However. should you not wish to
pa) this poll-tu. the state provtdcd
you "1th a shovel and a sack of
gra' el and demanded out of you a
complete da of road repair.
I could ne"er picture Gram in her
floral printed kitchen apro n
sweating tt out under the ho t sun
filhng pot-holes. One story stm float-
ing around the grcasemonke) 's-
manual of hop . talk recalls the
legendar) old-timer who $Old his car
the first ttme the vehicle broke
down.
The old-timer had no idea what to
do w1th a broken down car. Re-
mt"}ber. this was the days brforc
Manny. Moe and Jack. when m«"·
a'nics were few and fir between and
a cat's engine was unfamiliar and
int1m1dauna p1~ of cq~t.
Well. the old-timer tOid bu
broken-down car. He did not tum
nght around and buy a .new car,
Instead he walked into his ..,..
and uncovettd an icknuc:al car JUM
hlce the one that brokf dowQ, You
stt, back when he pun::butd tbe
first car he also purchucd ~ *Oad
automobile 10 keep tucbd IW8J
undtt a s;>rotcctavc cover for \Ill
when the u me came that the ftnt car
broke down.
Ah, cara. re the Cor bttla or
"·o~ I really don"t know .•. but. it .
wre is fun -looluna blck. -,
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YMCA lndlan Guides are poised t o participat e In t h • f'ourth of .July Pared•.
YMCA
From Al
would not be allowW and un-
decorated flatbed trucks should no
longer lumber along the Main Street
route.
When he heard the bad news.
Make Boyle. the tally keeper of the
Great Coastal Nation. put out
smoke signals -er, a newsletter -
to the about I 50 Y Indian Guide
member families!'
Uncle Sam 1s pictured on the
cover and hc·s depicted as saying:
'·Let•s give a big warwhoop to
Mayor Tom Mays, the Hunttngton
Beach CH\-Council. and the Fourth
of Jul> BOard... .
"They got their beach develop-
ment and big hotels in. but the
Indian Guides are out.··
Boyte. who's been participating in
the parade for SI'-)cars and sa}s he
hopes to continue unul hc·s 90,
admns the Indian Guides· float as .. a
lntle ragged."
And hr allows that I\ ma> be more
typical of Pa!>adena·s quirky Doo
Dah Parade. "-hat ""h }Ou ngsters
nd1ng on flatbed truck\ with a
homemadc tecpc:c lending au1hcn-
t1ut" ··we don·1 "'ant It to become a
·Ru'>c Parade . \\C "ana 11 to sta ~ a
JOBS
From Al
from actual cmplo~ecs. The speci-
mens are labeled with fictitious
names and oc1al \crnnt~ numb<:rs
wh ich can onl)' be decoded by a
medical re' 1e"' officer The ·'hhnd ..
samples are used to ched. tht• at-
curac} of testing programs from top
to bottom -from handling and
labeling to chemical anal)sts and
reporting.
. Toxa-Lab as selling the d~g
~p1ked unnc sample'> to industrial
clinics. pnvate compani es. medical
re\ 1c" officers and federal!) licensed
TOLLS
From A.1
The opuon to dnvc on 10 11 road
offenng the speediest routes through
traffic-plagued Orange County could
cor,t 15 to :w cents per mile. accord-
ing to the survc) b} Wilbur Smith
Associates of Laguna Hills.
In other parts of the country. tolls
run from 2 to 9 cents per mile. Toll
ways still under construc11on are
estimated to run as high as I 0 cen1"
per mile
.\ccord1ng to Orange Count)
Supervisor Thoma5 Riley. "'ho also
'ill~ on thr count) Transportation < omm1ss1on. professional consult-
ants hired b) the Transportation.
( omdur .\gency have determined
ALL STARS
From Al
J am now without tht help of my
parents and family who have
provided me wnh every1h1n~ that I
ha"e. What I have accomplished 1s
the result of their guidance and
strength and without them. none of
this would be possible. Of course.
Corona del Mar High School and
my teachers have been very influen-
tial in any ~f my accomplishments."
EUubeib Gehling
Laguna Beach High School
USC
"In hagh school. at was often dif-
ficult to succeed academically due to
my other interests such as checrlead-
ing. model United Nations and
social act1v1ties. However. my
parents and fnends helped me suc-
ceed in high school 10 addition to a
lot of hard work and motivatio·n."
Albert Y. Huang
E1ta11ela Hlgla Sc.laool
Prl•ceton Unlvenlty
community event," he said.
The youth groups said parade of-
fi cials bounced them out initially
becau·se they didn't provide proof of
insurance coverage or drawinp of
their floats by a June I deadline.
Public Information Director Bill
Reed said Fnday that parade of-
ficials have now extended the dead-
line until Wednesday. The Founh of
July committee 1s expected to give a
final yes or no the next day on
AFGHAN
From Al
whether the Y Indian groups· can
march.
Reed said that floats should have
entertainment value .. but there's not
much that's entertaining about a
semitruck and trailer."
Reed also said that parade of-
ficials are trying to keep small
youngsters from marching in the
parade because it's "cruel" for them
to have to march under the hot sun
for two miles.
of Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Huntington Beach, dunng the first
week of July. according to Rohrabacher spokeswoman Kathleen
Hollingswonh.
Rohrabacher met ati while touring war-tom Afghanistan after
has election to the 42nd D1stnc1 seat in 1988.
Safi as with the NIA -National Independence for Afghanistan
-considered the most friendly to the West among seven Afghan
groups fighttng the CDmmunist government in Kabul. Hollingsworth
said.
Fluent 1n English .. aft guided Rohrabacher through the battle-
scarred counu1•s1dc. ·
Although the Soviet Umon has since pulled its trooi;-s out of
.\fghanastan. M o~O\\ sull arms ns chent with rockets. tanks. a1rcraf\
and pans. and thc fighung conunues. .
Rohrabachc:r plans 10 be in the d1stric1 during the Fourth of July
recess and to part1c1pate in the annuaJ parade. so he invited Safi to
1oin ham. Holhngswonh said.
drug labs
··1t\ the firo;t product 1n tht• 1ndus-
tl) to te~t overall drug testing
procedures," said To\l·lah Presi-
dent Michael o·o onnell.
L nne 'iampk'i u!>cd as control~ 10
regulate and lal1gra1~ testing equip-
ment na\I~ been around a long time.
but the use of blind ~mples 1s
relauvel> ne"'. Tox1-Lab ollic1als ~Y
"'hat makes their product different
from the fe"' compcum e products
on the market is the support system
that comes with it. The company
offers an extensi ve management
program for the product including a
24-hour. ~'en·d3)'·3·weck 1echn1cal
hotline for CUSIOml'TS.
that the toll roads will be cost effec-
tive.
"They believe there arc enough
users out thcrc," Rile> said. "People
anxious to travel without traffic de-
lays wall pa) 1tic toll."
But Rile' s:ud the cost of the toll
roads did 001 ha\C tO be SO high.
"I know we have to have it, and
I've been trying for I 4 years to have
11 built," R1ky said. ··The cost of
construction has ri sen considerably
since: then."
Rile~ said the longer building toll
roads 15 put ofT. the higher the final
cost Wlll be.
According to 1he repon . Orange
County dn"crs would pay tolls of
S2.25 to dnvc the en ure San Joa-
quin Hills toll way. about SJ ro drive
'
"I plan to maJ0°r an history. politi-
cal science or philosophy. Yes. I
endured many difficulties 1n reach-
ing the position at which I am right
now. Perhaps, most importantly, I
needed to overcome my own fear of
discovenng poten11al. I had always
been a f:url y shy type of person who
took little in1t1ative. In high school.
this fear has been overcome while I
expand my knowledge in 1he
classroom. with my friends and in
the community. I have discovered
that I have many untapped re-
sources. It as a great honor that I
have been selected as valcd1c1orian
"No expcn \\Ould rccommend
you rel) sokl~ on h.·chnolo~n -that
would be a m1,take," O'Donndl
said ... The technologr must b<: up-
plemented w11h managcml·nt s~1lls."
With federal leg1sla11on pending
that would c'\pand mandatol) drug
testing programs in the private sec-
tor, compan) oflic1als arc planning
additional products and services.
Founded in 1975. Tmu-Lab was a
d1vis1on of Kansas-based Marion
Laboratoric~ until 1988. when
O'Donnell and partners acquired th<.'
company in a leveraged buyout. The
privately held company has
produced unne control samples for
the last I 5 ) ears.
nonh to south on the E.istem toll
way and $4.SO to dnve the length of
the Foothill toll wa). Drivers of
large trucks wall pay even more.
Officials with the Santa Monaca-
based Reason Foundation, who are
toll-road boosters. estimate the toll
figures are commensurate with the
nation's toll rates.
"We're talking about congest1on-
reheving urban toll roads. which are
reaJly new,'' said Rohen Poole. the
fou ndation's president.
Toil road planner~ hope to start
construction on two of three toll
roads by next year. openmg several
segments by 1994. By 1996. they
hope that all but the southernmost
leg of the foothill toll way might be
open.
-From 1ta/I aod wire reports
necessarily smarter than my friends
and others 1n my classes. I havedust
put more ho1:1rs anto my s1u 1cs.
Furthermore. al was not important
to my parents that I graduate at the
top of my class: th~y never pushed
me. It \li(lS my dedsion to put the
ume into my studies. Of course.
though. they have been very happy
WJth what I ha ve accomplished.
More lhan anyone else. it was prob-
ably Hooman Mashhour. the
saJutatorian, who inspired me to
always strive for cu·.ellence in my
classes."
,of my sch,ool. However. the knowl-Seu McDoaald
edge that J have auained big goals Lapaa ~acla Hiiia Scllool
and overcome my fears as a big Vale Uaiyertlty
enough satisfaction in itself. · "It was a lot of hard work until l
Hopefull y, in the future. this same realized that there were things that
dnve for excellence -and knowledge meanl more than my grade point
will guide me throughout my life... aver-.ge. And then. to be honest. it
was enough work to play the syslcm
as far in my favor as possible. I've
teamed 10 pursue my education
beyond what high $ChOOI will teach
me both socially and academically.
There were no major obsta-cles
besides a little apathy.•·
Daatl.a Manlaall Walde
Newpora Harbor Hl1ll Scltool
O.lre Ualventtr
"I plan 10 ml)or an environmental
engineering. I sot to be valedictorian
simply through hard work. J'm not
'
Texas coast braced' for tar balls
CJALV TON. TellM -Shifting
wands pushed an oil shck from the
supertanker Mega Bora north·
eastward Sunday, buylna officials a
little more tame to prepare for when
it reache horc. the oast Ouard
said.
"h' switch d from travclin1
nonh-nonhwcst to north-northeast
ovemiaht." said Petty Officer Mark
Sedwick. "That was good because it
booabt u some time, stayina para-
llel to shore. Now, it's runnin1 cast
of Galveston 1nd towards Louisi·
ana. But thll could ch•nse."
.oast Qua_rd oflicaaJs late Sunday
•
predicted tar bells from the spill
wou_ld hit laftd Tuesday.
.. It's movint 1k>w. It didn't move
any s.isndicant amount today." Petty
Officer 0.vid Oney said.
FLAG
,,_Al
I conaUlUtioDIJ IJDe'DdlMnt Wt
will cbaate lbat ud mate flaa bum· in& about tbe sacne delree of crimi·
nality u murder. I think anyone
wbo bums \be 0a& lbouJd JO. lO
prison for at least 2l> yean me first
time. If they want to come, out and
uy it qain, ao for a second 20.
0
I do not think it should be
outlawed. That is my ri&bt as a
citizen to protest in any way that I
feel would aet to the proper
authorities, and I think there ~
more important things that we
should be concerned about: educa-
tion, schools, people voting, taking
care of housing. Aag burning is the
least of our problems.
0
I don't think flag burning shouJd
be o utlawed. There arc not that
many people going around burning
flags. and I don't think that our
wonderful Constitution should be
tampered with. And I, also think it
would not be a deterrent because
people still steaJ although we have
laws against that.
0
No. our flag should not be burned .
It should not be walked on. h sbo\lld
not be stepped on. I was raised in
the time when the flag was some-
thing to be respected along with our
country. 0 '
Flag burning should not be
outlawed. It's only an expression
against the policies of the c-0untry.
It's not derogatory 10 what the flag
stands for as far as what people have
done for it in the past. A lot of
people have died for the Oag ...
(Burning) the flag is not out of
disrespect for those that have given
their lives for the countf). h's out of
an expression that what the country
is doing at the present time is con-
trary to the beliefs of the person who
as burning the flag. This country
stands for the nght to expres!> your
beliefs.
0
I think flag burning should have
laws made locall} -b} cities. •Hates
or whatcvt."r -but not an amend-
ment to the Con'i\ltution. I think
that IS Siii)
0
M } anS\\Cr is no. the Con~t11u11on
should rcm:un intact.
0
I feet that 11 ~hould be ou1Ja,,cd.
and 11 should be rnnt1nued to tx·
outlaw.eel-!>tncc: 1l w~'~ illegal for two
centures before lhc Supreme Coun
decided. for 'onw rca'>On. m1s-
undcrstt>od by me. 1tha1 flag burning
1s a prote«tl·d ar1) I fed hkc that
should nm be pan 01 .1 n ght'lhat ~~u
should be able 111 hurn the flag.
0
I don't bt'11nt• llaJ;. hurn1ng sh11uld
be an outl<.t\\ \1 tua11on Thac an· a
lot of pcopk h1d1ng behind tht' llag
more than thuo;c burning Thcrt arc
JUSt a fc" (burner>) and the media
have gottl·n on top of th1'> thing If
you pass anOthl'r la". for Cf) ing out
loud. 1t JU~t gets nd1rnlou\ Ho" do
I kno"' all of 1h1c; or haH' an~ lcehng
about 1t"! Hell. I went from Ne"
Guinea to Japan during thl' \\ar. The
amount or degree "'h1ch a rx·r<,on
waves the nag has got nothtn~ lo do
with (being) "tiling 10 sarnl1n· on
behalf of this countr: Forget the
law. Let the Je rk-; "ho hurn 11 alone
Forget them. ·I
0
I feel there should be a l.(,n'>tttu·
taonal amendment not to :illow thl'
flag to be hurncd . I 1h1nk tht• Su·
premc Court should he l\'.placcd.
0
I absolutel~ :im aga1ns1 llag burn-
ing. We need to l.n·p our flag
glonous a!> our njtwn "
0
I do not thin!. thrn: 'hould l'4.' :i
constnuuonal amendment outla"'·
ini the desecration of lht• flag. I
thank that's pu1t11ig a 101 of (•nt·rg)
into something "-C should put mort'
time 1n taking carc 'of tht• 1x·opk
"ho ll<.'Cd help 1n Ollt ll)Unt~
0
I belle'c llag hurn1ng "n't that big
of a probkm that "t need to \\aste
the monc) on a con\lltut1onal
amendment. I thmk if we JUSt lea'c
the problem :>lont'. al the most three
or fou r llag~ in the I ln11cd Statrs arc
going to get burned. I don't thin!. 11·,
wonh the monc} or the l'ITon to dn
anything about 11 b) changrng thl'
Con'itllut1on.
0
I tecl vet) •.tron~I~ th:it our llag
hould never. nc' er be burned. . 0
rm defin1tcl) agatnSl an) lll11COd·
ment that "'ould outlaw flag hurn-
ing. I think at ts ludicrOu\, a waste of
11me. on unimportant things like
that. There as no rash of flag burn-
ing. w e·ve got man}. man} other
problems that arc more prl·ssing
than-' that.
0
I don't (support) a law would
cover the burning of an emblem. II
almost boils down the childishness
-knock the chip off m)' \houldcr
and I'll hat you. So we ~11ow that
someonl' who dehben11ely burns the
nag an order to arou'iC emotions as
trying to tell us he or she has
absolutely no co nc.crn for the
emblem of our gove rnment and no"'
we know who the)' arc. Actually. as
far t recall. 1f a Oni is tmtcr«i and
needs 10 be replared. the only way
rou can d1$J>OS(' Of II IS by buminJ
1t. No1 publicly but priya1ely or
ccremon1ousl). What would you do
wath a wom out flaJ? Put in the 1rash
to be hauled to ( oyo1c ':.n)on? I
doubt whe\her any law would cor·
r«t the t \\i\ude of w mr red neck or
somebody who j'l trying to enflame
a mob by burning 1hc Oaa. No law
abou\ it is aoi na to make any dif·
f'Crencc.
.... 0 '
I'm a World War 11 vet. They
should amend the Constitution and
dem1nd respect for the flag. 1 . a ,
My personal opmaon 1~ that.Pf o ur
family; lbat we pledee c:!s'Z:oee &o
die ftls. It it the ODJy uity • have in this ~try. We doa°1 ~vc a queen we can Pledle to or anydaja&
•· It is ., men thaa a nt. '* ii tar more tbu j9lt a .,......,. to
protest. TbcTc 1re other aymbolt
that people mjabt burn to proeest
but never the f1ia. We must proteCt
the Raa. We must make the First
Amencfment me.ninafuJ and limited
to what it was meant to protect in
free speech. It is our only continuous
symbol we have in thas country. I
am a la&e comer. I was not bom in
thls country. But t feel very stronaJy
about it. Please accepl lhls as m>'.
vote to chanaing the Constitution 1f
necessary, put\ina in an amendmeot
lO protect not only \he flq but also
the whole meaning of the First
Amendment.
0
J think if people don't love our
country and respect our flag. then
they should leave. And in the 2S
other countries I've been in, they
wouldn't even dare think of burning
the flag.
0
I think flag burning should be
outlawed. Nobody should be able to
bum the flag. If they don't like this
country. they should get out.
0
l feel very strongly that it should
be a federal offense to desecrate the
Oag. and I foci it has always been a
symbol of our country. I think
people who bum the flag should be
desecrated themselves. a ·
lt should definitely be outlawed.
Deliberate burning of the flag is a
deliberate slap in the face lo the
United States. and I think it should
be outlawed.
0
I don·t approve of Oag burning.
but I think 11 would be worse to have
the government change the Con-
stitution. That is the worse of the
two evils.
0
Yes. llag burning should be
outla"ed. The) ought to Jatl the
bastard~.
0
1 think the) ~hould JUSt lea' e the
( un\lllu\mn alone and not g1\C any
puhltl'lt~ Ill th~'>c flag burners.
The) ·re JU'>I a bunch ~,f 1erks an~·
0
I ''oultl JU"' hl.l· to say that I
prot~st 't·~ \lrnngl) coming to the
front rl·gartl1ng our flag burning. Our
flag has hrl·n prnkc:tt·d for a very
long ttml' and "Ill continue 10 be so.
We don·t need to me\\ wtth the 8111
of R 1gh1~
0
I think 11 " a ':id sla tl' oi at'31rs
"'hen pcopk burn our ITag. I think
peoplr shou Id Ix g1' l'l1 a cho1cl.': If
the\ \\-ant lo hurn 11. lhl'' should he
made to th! 1l :iruunJ 1hc.1r nee!. and
then burn 11 up. Othcl"\\1\C, I don't
think the) \hould 0c :illu"'cd to burn
I\
0
We dt'lin11eh '>hould h:\\l' a con·
s11tut10nal am~ndml·nt I think a
httk of •\menca dwd when the
Supreme C nurt hclt.1 lhal ll 1s ()K \O
hum our llag. Tht'} ought to bt
1mrx·achcd fnr adding to the destruc-
11011 of our rntll' and 11 ;id111on that
WC hj\e.
0
I dl'linitch fod that llag hurnang
\huuki be ou1l.1"'cd. It jppcar!> that
a l't1n1111tut111oal .lffil'lldmcnt I\ the
onl} ano;"cr \\ hl.'n 1hc Supreme < uun. in 11\ 1nfin1tl' ""dom. ovt."r~
turni:d lhl· 11ag pro tcr11on la". I am
a IJttk surpn l·d th{·~ didn't outlaw
motht•rhood and applt' pie. So I
dcfin1tcl ) fl'CI that 4'omcthing ~hould
be done.
0
There arc three 1n m) fam 1h . and
we ... want to have our kg1 lator!l get
busy and get a Ong amendment to
outlaw burning the American flag.
Make it a const1tut1onal amend-
ment. a change in the First Amend-
ment. freedom of s~'CCh. We want
to have that amenditicnt brought up
in the n.cxt elcc11on. a
I really (eel that the dl.'c ision by
the Supreme Court is a traitorous
conclusion. The First Amendment
was wn tten to protect eit1z:cns of this
veal nation. not j ust n very few
deaeneratc malcontents.
0
Tho..c people don't have ony rc-
Spt'Ct for thcm$CIVCS 50 Wh ) hould
the) have an~ re11pcct for the flag. . . 0
No. 11 houldn't be ou1lawed.
Ho~ever. I think that arson in pub-
lic is apin'lt the law. SQ that i the
onl y the bai.as 1t should be all owed.
0
I hthevc at ~hould be outlawed.
We ccruunly ho uld be able 10 ha\le
somethin1 sacred in thas country. I
believe our Oq should bt rCJP('C~.
0
I can't believe thlt wt would
condone bumin& our naa. so it is 1
no fo r me. Maybe rm noi in tunt
with our tame~. I'm old
0
rm real oroud to live iD a cowaary
wbete freedom remaina in tbe "-"'
ud lbe minds of the~. DOI in
aome aymbol like a peec:c of ck>lb. I ._ ia me mili&ar}' ud I WU always
proud co 1ee &be flll, but it wu my
bean and my mind and the freedom
of my F.mily that I was ftsbtina for,
not just some piece of cloth. I don't
think it shoWd be con1titulion.ally
outlawed. It is put of a freedom of
speech.
0
Aaa bumina should be outlawed.
It's a terrible thina -just as anyone
screamina fire in • theater should be
outlawed.
0
l don't usually set involved in
these kind of thinp, but t feel very
stronalY about flag burning. I think_
it is wron •. I think we have enoqb
freedoms an America that wt don't
know what to do with them all.
Leave the ~g alone. Is nothina
sacred?
0
J think it is absolutely awful, and
they should do someth1og about it.
Ifs a symbol of our free countl'y and .
it should not be allowed to be
burned.
0
I'm not any flag burner. I think it
is the president's gimmick to wrap
the flag around himself. People will
continue to bum the flag regardlns,
and 1 don't want to sec Congress
tamper with the First Amendment.
0
I definitely think o ur flag should
not be burned, and I tend to believe
it has to be an issue. J mean. it is
absolutely ridiculous that someone
would consider burning our flag. No,
it should not be burned. and yes,
there should' be a law against burn-
ing our Oag.
0
There arc two votes an this house
for outlawing the burning of the 9ag.
Our men fought long and hard. We
remember the flag raasang at lwo
Jima, and we're against burning the
flag.
0
I'm against flag burning. l think it
1s an inJUSllce to thas country.
0
h should be outlawed. It should
~ punishable 1n some way.
0
I thank that as a local issue within
our ,states .. (They) would be able to
constitutionall y handle that discrect-
1). I don't think 11 should be a
fed eral (amendment). I don't think
they should change anythinJ in our
bill of nghts. Herc It is again. these
cra1} nuts who arc gelling publicity
over an issue lake this and. of course.\
11's dra""1ng cncrg} and time from
our congressional people ... from the
real issue which ·as our national
defim. I think that all this flag-
relatcd information is JUSt neiNs-
wonhy. and I think all the nuts are
getting all the attenuon again.
0
I thank freedom of e~press1on and
speech has a limat. and I think the
limit as thal there ought to be a law
against burning the American Oag. I
think a lot of this has happened
because we have Little Saigons in
Garden Grove and T1Juana in Costa
Mesa now. and no longer America.
I thank "'e bett\!r get back to that. I
dcfinttel} think 11 should be
outlawed.
0
Flag burning would be nice af 11
could be outlawed. but 11 can't. You
can make it illegal. you make it
unconslitutaonal to do that sort of
thing. But tho~ who wa nt'to make
a statement are still going to want to
do at. and all we're going to do is pad
the pocket of those auorncys who
are going 10 defend them and pros-
ecute them. What ha ve we ac-
complished? We've just arranged for
more people who want to say.some-
thi ng have a higher platform 10 say
it on. So I think it is a waste of time
to do it. and su I don't think it
should be· outlawed. '
0
I definitely th ink il should not be
outlawed. J went to school in Wash-
inaton D.C.: and one thing we
learned is when the flq is soiled.
tattered or somcthana you bum it. I
understand that tbis 11 a difTeren1
proposition.
0
I fttl 1bat ir they want to bum the
flaa they should be deported because
the flag i~ the symbol of derYJOCt'IC)'.
here in the Uni&ed Slain. "nd af
they don't like it., they, should ltavc
the country. Bick in World War ti.
they fouaht for the flaa. Ri&ht now,
they are tryana \o \akt public nahtt
to do whatever 'bey want so Car that
this country hM &Ymed into a rq-
ular Sodom _.a Oomorfth.
0
Lnve the BiU of R1ahtt aJoM. U1
the Rcpubticans stop wraooin1
themldva tn the O.. for political
purpOtea net Jet busy tolvina of our
awcsomt probltms •
CCASSIFIED7 1
MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1880 1:1
. lrvvin rallies,
lNait$, ·settles
for playoff
• •
Strong finale ties ·
him with Donald; ·
tl:f_,tra round tQday
. .
..,_,.._.,.._ ......
lly llC>e GREEN
,., o.ir ., ....
MEDINAH, Ill. -Hale Irwin's
victory lap was a little premature.
About 24 hours premature.
The 4S-ycar-old Irwin thought his
long-distance, last-hole birdie putt
-perhaps 50 feet -was the winner
in the 90th U.S. Open Golf Cham-
pionship.
But the long putt, which finished
a round of 67 Sunday and sent Irwin
on a joyous romp around the 18th
green, simply set up a long waiL ·
He bad underestimated the grit of
one of golfs also-rans. Mike Donald,
who had nine holes to play when
Irwin ran -not trotted. ran -
around the green slapping high-fi ves
with st.an.Jed spectators and blowing
kisses.
Donald. ~inner of u si ngle title an
an I I-year PGA Tour career. carried
the burden of the lead in one of
golfs great championships through a
with a gutsy closing round of 71.
Two hours after Irwin had cel-
ebrated a third U.S. Open victory,
Donald matched his 8-under-par
280 touil and set up Monday's 18-
hole playoff.
On the 'iurfacc. It would appear to
be no contest.
In onr comer is Irwi n, undeniably
c..ne of the great players of his gener-
ation and a potentlal Hall of Farner,
winner of 17 tour titles and the .S.
Open in L974 and '79.
Uncla C.rrlllo fl•ftl stuffs the spike Mtewtpt of J~-111¥• durt119 1 .... lfl,..I round Ktlon of the Huntlneton Open. string of 13 consecutive pars. He
made a bogey from a bunker and
then toted a tic into the clubhouse
The method'ical. aniculate Irwin
Iona bas been noted by h1s peers as
one of golfs great grinders. a man
able to extract the most from a
Dodd, Kirby break domination (Pleaw Sff OPEN/M t
Parrish hits like Tiger
upon return to Detroit
Silva-Opalinski run ends at Huntington
l y REID McCLATCHY first as a three-year professional. and it ~ve
' o..,, ~11ot c ... , • ..--Dodd her fi rst victory this year over Silva,
HUNTI NGTON BEACH -Patty Dodd whom she teamed with last year to win 13 of
and Karolyn Kirby's victory over Jackie Silva 16 tournaments. Dodt! is now thr:cc fot three
and Janice '"Opahnski in the finals of the in Huntington Beach championships.
Huntington Beach Open women's pro vol-The victory also erases some bad
leyball tournament Sunday took three very memories from last weekend at the Santa Cruz
heavy monke ys off their backs. Open where Dodd and Kirby won th_t_ winners
"Last week we should have won. We won
the winners bracket, and we lost 7-5 in the
double final. I was really upset with that loss.
It was one of the hardest to swallow. Thank
God we were over that and rea4y to go this
weekend."
Not onl y were they ready in the final
game, but th ey we re ready when-they beat Sil va
and Opalinslti 15-8 m the finals of the winners
bracket. In the first game th ey trailed 8-6
before completely domanatang the remaining
poi nu.
' DETROIT -The keys to the
Angels' l-3.-victory over the Detroit
Tigers Sunday were patience and
timing.
Schedule
AT aAT
M«I: et Chlc.oo• S:OS
ON DaCK Their I S-6 victory in rhe duubte-ctimlna--o racket charrrpfon!h1p and then lost to Silva
tion tournament broke a fi ve~vent unbeasen and Opalinski an the double elimination game
streak by Sil va and Opahnski and JllVe Dodd of the final s.
and Kfrby their first champ1onsh1p m the sixth "This.win 1s very reheving." Dodd said. "I
of 16 events this season on the 1990 Women's hke winning and 11 doesn't matter if it's against
Professional Volleyba ll Association series. Jackie or anyone else. What made this one
The loss dropped Silva and Opahnsk1 into
the consolation bracket finals, wh ere they
defeated sixth-seeded Linda Camilo and Linda
Hanley, 15-6. for the nght to a rematch wtth.
Dodd and Kirby.
The Angels managed only four
nits off Tiger p1£C"hers Briart DuBois
and Lance McCullers, but one was a
grand slam by Lance Parrish and
California picked up seven walks
and a hit batter.
..When you don't get many hits. II
helps a lot if you get them when 1t
means something." Pam sh said. "I
JOt one hit today. but I got 11 when
an counted."
Tue: •I Chlc.oo• S:05
1M THa HOLE
Wed: el Chlcaoo S.'05 • AH Nmft on KMPC redlo (710)
• On TV. Ch. s. K SoorlsCl'tennet
The duo had fi nished SCC'Ond three times even more special 1s that it's my partner's first
and third twice. . open win. She's a great partner and hopefully
Hanley and Camilo had lost to K1rb) and
Dodd in the winners bracket semifinals 15-10. fi ve-run fifth inning and ensured
that Dctro11's wmning streak would
be snapped at fo ur games. This open champ1onsh1p 1s also Kirby's this is just the fi rst of man) to come. -
Barons' Weaver just wants
to be competitor once more
Fountain Valley High senior
Doug Weaver can only hope his
recent selection as th e Barons' Boys
Athlete of the Year won't be his fi nal
athletic achievement. With the ink
sti11 dryi ng on his high school
diploma, however. no one knows fo r
sure.
Weaver was a two-ume All-Sonset
League recei ver who earned first-
team All..('IF honors as a senior.
despite plar ing onl y 7S percent of
the Barons regular season. He
caught 99 passes fo r 1,58 1 yards and
·15 touchdowns an two years and was
also a crunch-time defensive back.
He had the rare ability to domi-
nate a game from the receiver spot.
He was Coach Mike Milner's offense
in 1990.
But all the numbers and dreams of
potential college scholarships went
down in a-heap Nov. 9 on the
Huntington Beach High football
field in the final reJular season
game. Despite feeling a twinge on
the final play of the first half.
. Weaver dismissed the sensation 1n
his right knee as stiffness. It was
surely nothing a good warm up
before the second half couldn t cure.
On the first play of the second
half, howe ver, Weaver fell near the
sideline while running a pattern.
There was no contact by defenders.
.There was no excruciating pain.
but Weaver knew by the look on the
team doctor's face his seaSQ n was
over.
PREPS
Barry
Faulkner
Less than 60 hours after the in-
jury. Weaver was an the operating
room where his tom anterior
cruciate ligament was repaired and
reinforced with an overlap of sur-
rounding tendons.
The prognosis was six months of
intensive therapy and no promises
beyond that.
"I didn't really realize how serious
the injury was until I started the
rehabilitation." said Weaver, who
watched what would have been his
second varsity basketba.11 sea'°n
from the stands .
"It was hard not playing basket-
ball. I thought I'd accpeted 1t OK.
then I went and watched a few
games and it was tough."
While any recruiting interest
Weaver may have drawn prior to his
injury ceased, his college future was
assured by a 3.8 G PA.
Wt.a ver plans to attend USC in
the fall, but will do without football
for another year at least.
"My knee just isn't to the point
l l
yet that I could play next year." he
explained. "I just started lightJog-
a.ing la st week. I migh t walk on the
following year. but I'm just looking
forward to running fu ll speed and
being acti ve. I'm not sure I'll ever be
able-to play football again. but I
can't wait to play a pick-up basket-
ball game."
0
Ken Phebus of Corona del Mar
High, a two-time CIF singles cham-
pion in girls tennis. was named the
Sophomore Girls Athlete of the Year
by Cal-Hi-Sports. .
Mari na High softball coach Susie
Calderon, who guided the Vikings to
the CIF 4-A title this spring. was
named State Softball Coach of the
Year by the same publication.
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Schied,· Br~nnls, Kingsbury
capture All-CIF 3-A· honors
The Dilly "°' I
CULVER CITY -Thrtt Oranac
Coast area baKblll standouttca-"Md
All-OF · ).A honors. while four
members of Sea View Le~uc cham-
pion Tustin Hiah ~re plac:ied on
lams by the Amateur Athletic
Foundation Board.
Senior Aaron Schied, Laauna Be~cb'a _pitcher/first baaemfn, bat~ ,4Q' this year and won a spot
on the ltCond team u an infielder.
Woodbridle catcher Tim Kina·
lbury and Eatancia left·hafMkd
,'Pitcher Orea Brannis made thc third
tam.
,Outfielder Sbawn Orem an41
pttcher Dan Baker made ftnt lam
tbf Tusdft. Shortstop len Munoa
(second team) and c.atcher Ryan
lelph (third team) also made All-
CIF 3-A for the Tillen.
Schied,· a fine quanerback on
Lquna Beach's football team,
bitted .S83 in the Pacific Coast t.aauc. Overall, Schied was ~ f~r
69, with 28 of his hit.s com1na 1n
leque. He tcorcd 14 runs. struck out
onfy aix times, collected 13 RBI and
hit one home run.
On the mound. Schied was 2·5
W1th a l.20 ERA. but threw \,61.11>
1nninas with four complete 11mes tn
Tnist>u~ bitted .•3• with two
homen and 19 RBI. He also atc>le an <>ranee County·~ 37 been
while leadina WooctMdle to iu belt ......... AU-01/Uf
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!Please see VOU£Y8AU/Blt
Parrish's grand slam capped a (Please Sff ANGELS /IJt
Cycll1t1 llne up during the f»rote...on.1
rate• of the co... Mesa Gr•-8 Prl•
o..,. ............ ., -MtdlAtt
ltlqcle r.ce . the ftnt of lb type ever In
Colia Mesa. Allen ltldlburg won.
~ichburg dominates. sprint,
wins Costa Mesa Grand·P·rix
1y lttCHAltD DUNN
Diiiy~~· ....
C:OSTA MESA -With his acceptance into
medical school in lim,bo, Allen Richb!Jl'I of the
Rivenidc Bicycle Club cut up the pack tn th~ 6naJ
breakaway like a true surgeon Sunday to win the
Senior 1-2 Pro Ra~ an the inaugural Costa .Mesa
Grand Prix. . Nine riders we~ bunched together in the last
sprint as Richbura nu1ved help from tt:ammates
Scott Cochran and Dam~ McV~y to n~ Tomo
Hamasaki (Vita-Crunch) and Jeff Kins. (C)1omu-
Redlands). winnina in I hour. 27 .. minutes. and
pocketina S•so and S800 worth of J>tlZC$. •
Ricbbufl waa ltachna the pack oft 20 entcnna ~ final one-mile lap. ahead of Hugo f ~ (V1ta-
Crunch), who acct with two laps rcma1n1na; F=
fow:lh overall. was pwed by Hamasaki (1
place) and Kras (thud) 1n the final spnnt and edtcd
out by half a wh«J. Manin Graf (Quick Re~
Bkycle Club} took fifth 1n one of the clotest fuulha
in tJ.S. ~"I Fcdcrltion racn.
The l·l Pro race. with a $3,000 pool.~· 40 laps Ion&. cirdina ., po,rtion of the Harbor OateWay
8ualne11 Put with lhc tan and finish nn Su1tftower.
"I'm a 'pnnter. that's my .main th1.ng.''. said
Richburg, 24, who ha s a bachelor s degrtt in b1ol01Y
and a master's an anatomy. "Tf\is is only my second
year racing. and 1 moved up (to second class) last
year. I went from four to thrtt to two, but I'm still
t.ryina to get into medical school. so this oould be my
fint and last ye.ar of racing (professionally}. I'll always
be a raorr, but maybe not thi compc\1t1ve,''
~viously. R1 chbura's biggest pune was S2SO at
the Visalia Classic. He crashed t'Mor 1n the la Jolla
Grand Prill and finished 1n the top 30 1n the Redlands
Clus.ic ~nd the Tempe Classic. ·
"I'm a rookie," R1chbuf'J said. "l....an year I won
one race (Manhattan Stach Grand Prix) a1 a four, but .
it wasn't official bccau~ I n1tcd my hand aftft' thc
finish A &UY crashed into me and they didn't aive me
the win. They said 1t was 1llcpl to raix your hands.
even aJ\er the race."
In this one, with no htll and a mild wind '=
Richbufl bad about 200 mettts left •bet\ bt t
on tbt ainm. peddlina Hie by aide with HamuKi
and K.rcu. l
"You jutt waath what'11on'I on after tbc prime
(lap) and bc>pefully thert wm be~ pays'°.,
. • ......... CYClalG/Uf
~
~ Dobson repeats
longboard title
Hawkins sweeps
en route to win
in men's division
8y UOYD Tia
~ ... Ge.-..........
HUNTINGTON BEACH-The
leCOnd annual Huntinaton Beach
Surfina Museum Lonaboard
Pro/Am concluded Sundar on the
ICMa&h side of the pier with com-
pditon eajoyina fun 1-to l-foot
aurf and fair to aood weather.
I
Makarov eams
rookie ho.nors
VANCOUVER, British Columbia
-Calpry Aames riJht wina Serlie
Mabrov, wi'nner of the Calder
Trophy as the NHL's rookie of the
yea.r, also earned a spot on the
NHL's All-Rookie Team voted on
by the Professional Hockey Writers
Association of the NHL's annual
Congress Sunday.
Makarov was joined on the for-
ward line by Rod Brind'Arnour. of
St. Louis and Mike Modano of
Minnesota. Hartford's Brad Shaw
and Edmonton's Geoff Smith were
selected on defense while Win-
nipeg's Bob Esscnsa was chosen as
the goaltender.
Last yar'a sud wiDncr Dale
Dobloa of tbe Soutb Bay took fin&
place in the Senior's Division in a
lizzlina lna1 teahlriaa Bill Stenn
of Saa Clemease in leCODCI. H..a-
inaton Beach leaend David
Nuubiwa in ~. H.B. Loncboant
Crew's Rick ·Hazzard and Eddie
EmiQue:z in fourth ud fifth. alOlll
witb Cd MKhado in tilth.
Joey Hawkins, a Hunliqtoa
Beach local dark hone finalist last
year, surprised nobody this time
around and won every beat on bil
way to a convincina win in the
featured Men's Division. Ree.e Pat·
tenon of Redondo ,Beach placed
second. followed by Scott c.m&>beU
in third. Jon Salas in founb, lt.B. l~AI Mike Downey in fif\b and JoeJ
Tudor in sixth.
Another local surfer, Joshua
Mohr, won the Junior's Division,
followed by Tad Banzuela in ~nd,
Lance Woleslagle in third, Shane De~an in fourth and Tony
Sullivan in fifth.
Women's International Surfing
Association Director Karen Wil-
liams of Mission Viejo won the
Women's Division. followed by
Joyce Hoffman in second, Janette
Schumacher in third, Nancy Emer-
son in fourth, Huntington Beach's
Sherri Crummer in fifth and Shan-
non Vaca in. sixth.
In the paddle races, Alex Bravo
won the senior's, Steve Thomas won
the men's and Janette Schumacher
won the women's.
-P,&.IO ,&.OVERTISEMENT -----------------
INTHE
DRIVER1S SEAT
with Gene Selig
We told you last week that Chairman Lee lacocca was in Los
Angeles a nd brought along his Viper. The Viper is the latest entry
in the muscle car cate~ory and we say welcome aboard. We happcnd
to think that competat ion is healthy and the best combination of
sales ability coupled with product knowledge will be successful in
moving their vehicles. Expected to cost under $50,000, this two-
seater will go head to head with Corvene. Not available until late
'91. the Viper will be designated a 1992 model. The most unusual
item is the e ngine. a V 10 which Chrysler is also expected to use in
a future truck series 1s in the 400 hp category, which means 0 to 60
will be under four seco nds with estimated top speed at 188 mph.
Between 300 and 500 dealers will carry the car. They plan to produce
5,000 units a year. First seen in Detroit at the 1989 Auto Show, it
drew rave reviews because of the side-mounted exhaust pipes and
other design features reminding car buffs of past Caroll Shelby cars.
No wonder Shelby has been a consultant to this project from the
beginning. Produced by a computer-driven conceptual design and
rendering system it cuts 25 percent from the time it takes to bring
a totally new car to market. • • • It was bound to happen. We have Price Club, Office C lub,
Ho me O ub and now we have Auto Parts Oub. located conveniently
at 18060 Euclid St., between the San Diego Frccwa,y and Talbert
A venue in Fountain Valley. They have it all and I mean aJJ, i.e.,
Motorscrafi filters. Wagner brake pans, Castrol oil, Zcrex antifreeze.
Anco wipers, SKS water pumps, Denso spark plugs, Gabriel shocks,
alternators and wiper blades. They're open seven days a week, across
the street from the Price C lub. Phone 957-5940. • • • • Chevy's new Caprice is off with a bang. Since its introduction
in early May, sales are up 40 percent from last year. The all-new
design Caprice replaces the boxy version that bad been around since
1977 withou1 a major change. We repeal, a Caprice with boles in
the front fenders will be called Buick Roadmastcr. Olds 98 may also
get this body with rocke t accents. The VS 170 hp engine is same as
last year, so mechanically. there's nothing new to report on this. • • • Just announced at a very special price -Hyundai Excel GS
model for $6,944 and $7,199 for a four-door. You get four-speed
auto trans, AM/FM ETR stereo cassette radio, full instuments, 36/36
warranty. six-way adjustable seat. ·bucket scats. and more. The
engine is 1.5 liter O HC MPFI. There will be ample supply in Orange
County but no thing this great lasts forever. • • • Pretty soon no.v the I-SS a nd 1-S interc hange will become a
mess. Widening from six to l 2·1anes is no overnight job. This will
take a few m o nths. Fourth Street over l-S5 will close for a brand
new wider bri.d~e and is expected to reopen in mid-1991 . For a free
schedule of bndgc aod ramp closures. write to: Keith McKean,
CaJTrans director in District 12, 2501 Pullman Street, Santa Ana
92705 or call CalTrans Helpline: 768-4CAL. With schedule i11 hand
you can plan your co mmute into that area and avoid getting into
what promises to be fodder for the Johnny Carson Show for months
to come. • • • If the new Chrysler Imperial is just a touch over your plastic
limit. you might try a peek into the also-new C hrysler LcBaron
Sedan. Think of it this way, it's the same as the top of the line
Imperia l, only o n a slightly shorter wheel base. I had a very brief
look in to the tedesi~ned version and it's super luxury in there -
everything is user fnendly. • • • A reader called and wanted to know why we do only foreign '
Boating
Pele wins third
race of Class A
Angelman Serles
ly ALMON LOCKAIEY
Delly ,,_ loatlng ..,,_.,
Jim Emma's Pele from the host
dub was the Class A winner Salur-
day in tbe third race of Bahia Corin·
th1an Yacht C'lub's Angelman Scnes
for Performance Handicap Racing
Acer ratings.
The Angclman Senes was named
an honor of the late Hugh Angelman.
a noi;d Southland designer whose
motto wa s: "We'll race for mor~n
marbles or chalk." ~
Trophy winners by class:
0
An9*Nn ~ CLASS A-I Pele, Jim Emmi, Benla Corin· rnlen YC
CLASS 8-1 ll•"411, Ok:lr. H..,den, acvc.
2 L'<kt1v ~"· Joe ~rdt, acvc. J, Sore.,.,, o.MI\ Ro~. BCVC
CLASS C-1 Slledow, i:o.re Jo'ln\IOM,
8elDO• vc. 2 Amorov1. cnuck H~nd. acvc.
l Plonero. 81U &. Cer<* 8vr11e. 8CVC
CLASS C>-1 Elee:trk Pumoltln. Sklpn El·
lloll·J~ Lfl1e11. Newoort Her~ vc. 2 ln-
vl1illle, 8in Wor11'tam, 8CYC, l P\Juvcet, JoM S1a1av. VOV.119'1 vc
LA's Seaman wins
Hobie-I 7 worlds
TORONTO. CANADA -Bob
Seaman of Los Angeles was the
winner of the Hobie-17 world cham-
pionship in a six-race regatta sailed
here over the past eight days.
The event drew 68 enUies from
New Zealand, Australia. France -the
U.S, Canada and Germany and was
sailed in light to moderate breezes.
Top five trophy winners:
0
H-..11 Wertll ~llNll
l, 8oO Sffman, Lot Aneetet, 2 Cerllon
Tuct\.,, Ft. Wetron 8Hch, Fie, 3 Bruce
k lltold, G«rnanv; 4. Hooi. Alff' Jr.,
Cal>lllteno 8"cll, ~ Fred N*'-'ciuaM. G«· manv.
ALL:.CIF
From81
season ever. earning a spot tn the
· Cl F 3-A playoffs.
Brannas, Cal State Fullerton·
bound. was 9-7 with a 1.64 ERA in
81 'IJ innings. He had five one-run
losses and allowed only 42 hits.
Brannis also struck oat 88 during the
season to lead Estancia to a wild-
card berth in the C'IF 3-A playoffs.
La Sema's Bryan Dunagan o f the
CIF 3-A ct<ampions earned Player of
the Year honors after hitting .3S3
wi th 28 RBI. eight home runs, eight
doubles and two tnplcs. On the
mound. he went 10-2, including a
perfect game and three one-hitters.
..
cars. Setting the record straight. we've done I 7 foreign cars, and 13 ptewr, tC11M1
domestic. My question is. if the Honda is built in the USA and the w1111t Aeserm. u s.rne
f ord Escort in Herm osillo Mexico, arc they foreign or domestic? In ~in.;::;~;,~ Hi-.
the words of C.ll. Brown at Daihatsu. they are, world c¥s· The Ford •rv•n Oufleeen. L• S«ne
Probe is Mazda a nd C hrysler Eattle is Volvo and that's that. !~:~.-?~. v • ...,.
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•T. ''°"' ... .,,.,ro. El llancJlo M y neighbor complains that taking bis car to the dealer for w.itw WNte, SeutUt
service is wo rse than having a root canal. I suggested he try Five :o'::n~-:'·A=.o.1r
Star Award Winner Chrysler-Plymouth agency on Beach Boulevard c11r11 "-•· loft!••
in Huntingto n Beach. He did. so if you see a happy man walking Shewn GrWf1. ~=o TUM
aro und with a big grin. say hello to Victor Broski. Five Stars means •urt Horn, Norco
happy people in the showroom and happy people coming out of the =·~~K~·
ba. ck shop. seo11 ~ ........ ~ • • • J.a. JofWIMft, s.u.u.
lteillfl Y.,._,ICO, Duerte Welcome to California but don't get ~ed for a 4002. If you "" M41M•. T1at1n
live here and work here. get Cal plates and dnvcr's license. The CHP ~~~. ~nea..cti
has a full time 24-hour program going to get out-of-st.ate violators. Al "'-'_,..· °"'.,'°
Vehicle Rule Book says bi& fine and jail time. Your car could be =~ =-.~~-
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Sr. p •·• Sr. UT M9
Sr C .OS
St. IF A71
Jr. '" Al> Sr. IF ••
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th °'" 9rennlt, l •t.,.;le Sr. ,. ,_, every mon . Mlk• ...,,.,.,, °"'..... .w ,. M • • • a SMwn l(eMlfV, l!I ~ Sr. ft .. S A disposable camera for about ·~ 7 already loaded with film Oellfcl ~ • ...._.. Jt. uT .os
should be 1 &love boll item for every car. In case of accfdent. it's :::: .=."~.;' OulM• :· ui :=
a bandy dandy thin& to record it on film for both of you and your Tll'll IC~. w..t• 1r. c Al
insurance comparp. Many cases have been won by phottwraphic "·•· .__... ...... Sr. w Ai ....--..... c-.. , ... A,,.,. Sr. Nf .... evidence as proo positive. Film bas a way of disintqrauna. so """ ,....,., '-• M11eM 1r • .-
....... .._ the camera once a ~ear. Both Fuu'i and Kodak make the IC..-AnN!r9111. CMrti ... "· "• "...,... CllM Orowt1, lA Mir.. St. W » cameras. and they are avail• e in almost every photo store or one-°'" ,...,....._~ ... ., .. 1r. °" • .
bour proces.sor. arve11 ~.La-...
Lopez, 13, earn
fourth lr1 Pro/Am
~tchkiff gar~rs
victory In Initial
Grand Prix ~v~nt
llr UOWD TICS ....... -.......
HUNTINOTON BEACH 'J'binllD.~ Cory Lopa 60lll
..... ltoc:b 8-:b. Flarida. pllced
.... ia tbe Pro/Am di-.ilioa o(tbe Off Sbon Ora Pria bdd Saday al
tbe DOftb Ude of tbe Hutinp>n
8elcb pier. l..oeez ii curready atayins in
HuatinllOG 8eedt for tbe summer
and will compete in tbe NSSA Na-
tionals witb tie booes of makina the pratiaioua NaA National Team.
lroDicall • lopa tied for 13 in the
AID.ltuer ~division while surf. i.na his way into the six-man
Pro/Am final ipinat touaber com-
petition, incl~ USA World Team member Qaia Betchlotr (tint
place), PSAA competitor Kirk Tice
(leCOnd). ASP World Tour com-
petitor 8rian McNuJty (third~.PSM
competitor Mart Menno (finn) and
South Africa's Bany Vandenneullen
(sixth).
NHL enshrines
trio of standouts
V A.NCOUVER. British Columbia
-Bill 8al'be!t~ne of tbe top pms
OD Pbilldelpni.a's "Broed Steet
Bullies" teams in the 19'70I. wu
named to the Hockey Hall o( Fame
on Sunday alona with anocber biah·
ICOrina forward, Buffalo'• Gilbert
Pen'eault. Lopez plans to compete as an
amatuer until be padualel from
Hiah School (be haso 't even 1tal1ed
yet) and then 10 on to the ASP world
tou.r. Lopez said be wants to bypasa
the PSAA circut, optina to compete
in ASP East events when: he bu
Joinina the pair u new memben
was Femie Aaman, a defememan
wbo played for Boston and Toronto
from I~ l 960. Flaman WU elected
to the Veterans· Cateaory.
Sports ·break
Thomas not target
of· gambling probe,
TV station admits
DETROIT -Isiah Thomas, one of <.
the most decorated players 'in the NBA, •
wants to leave no doubt that his involve-r
mcnt in an FBI gambling investigation is ---
nothing but "a friend of a friend of a friend's
problem."
The Detroit Pistons captain angnly denounced
reports by WJBK-TV and two newspapers during the
weekend that check11 cashed for him at a grocery store
owned by a target of the investigation had entered the
probe.
"The onl y reason I thank I'm involve<,1 an tbis.J.s
because my name is Isiah Thomas." he said Saturday.
"We opened up all the records to the IRS and the FBI.
They looked at everything. No problem."
The tclev1s1on station. in its 6 p.m. news Sunday,
stressed that its story never said Thomas was a taraet
of the gambling investigation. To prove that. WJBK-
TV re-broadc"3st the Friday report.
"At no tame dad we ever say that Isiah Thomas
1s the focu s of or targeted by the investigation." news
director Mort Meisner said. "We said &hat his name
had only sur{aced in connection with the investiga-
tion. In fact we went to great pains to say he was not
the target of the 1nvest1gat1on."
Sources told WJBK-TV and the Detroit Free
Press and Oakland Press in stories published Saturday
that a grand jury had subpoenaed checks totalina at
least SI 00.000 that Thomas cashed at a grocery store
owned by a neighbor and friend, lmad Denha.
Lendl earns eluslve victory
Ivan Lendl prepared himself for the ---
Wimbledon title he's never won by beat-• •
ing three-time champ Dons Becker 6-3, ,,,-
6-2 Sunday for his second straight victory •
in the Queens C'out tennis tournament in London
Sunday.
It was Lendl's first victory over Becker on pus
and the West German said has conqueror had shown
an errorless game on the surface that has frustrated
him for so long.
In other tennis 1ournaments:
• Magnus Larsson of Sweden defeated American
Lawson Duncan 6· 7. 7-5. 6..() to win the $250,000
Florence (Italy) International tennis tournament.
Lanson won $32.400. whale Duncan, 25, a native of
Asheville, N.C.. won S 19.090.
•Zina Garrison beat Helena Sukova 6-4, 6-1 to
win the Dow Classic at 81rminptam. England, grass.-
court tennis toumamcnl and said she believes she can
w1n the biggest grass<ourt championship of all -
Wimbledon. The top seed from the United States
needed just 63 minutes to record her first tournament
triumph of the season.
TELEVISION, RADIO
TELEVISION
BowlJ.q
6:30 a.m. -Kessler Open (tape), ESPN.
Socttr
Noon -World Cup from Italy: ArJentina
vs. Romania, Channel 34 (Spanish).
' Mo&or s,.rta
Noon -Off-road racins; World Cham-
pionships from Phoenix (tape). ESPN. . .......
4:30 p.m. -Chicaao Cubs at Montreal.
WGN.
5 p.m. -Angels at Chicaao White So•.
Channel S.
5:30 p.m. -New York YankttS at Mil-
waukee, WPJX.
VoUe1'alJ
5 _p.m. -Women's J)f'O beach competition
from San Dieao (tape), ESPN.
7 p.m. -PrO beach Competition from
Indianapolis (tape), Prime Ticket. .... ~
6 p.m. -World Tour competition from
San Dieao (tape). ESPN.
9 p.m. -Quan~T~or vs. Mario Oaston,
super-welterweipts. from the Forum (delayed),
Pnme Ticket. · • T..-1
12:30 a.m. -Men's tournament final from
London (tape), ESPN.
RADIO ...... s p.m. -Aneels at Chicaeo White Soll,
KMPC (7 10).
7 p.m. -San Dieao at Sen Frarkitco,
KFMB (760) .
7:30 p.m. -Houston at Oocllen. KAIC
(790).
Young Andrettl blitzes fleld
Michael Andretti shook off the bad----
luck that has plagued him since the ~ ~
middle of last season, running away with ~
Sunday's Detroit Grand Pnx. ----
The 27-year-otd. driver. who lost two week.I ap>
at Milwaukee when he ran out of fuel while leadina
two laps from the end. this tame led all 62 laps around
the 2.S-mile. 17-tum downtown street circuit.
In other motor sports events Sunday:
• Frank Hawley, replacina m1ured dnver Darrell
Gwynn. swept past Joe Amato in a swift Top Fuel
final to win the NHRA Springnationals at National
Trail Raceway in K.irkenville. Ohio.
John Force edged Jim White to capture his
second consecutive series win and third of the ICQOn
in the Funny Car category. while Jerry Eckman cdaed
defendint International Hot Rod Association tiilist
Rickie Smath in Pro Stock for his second triumph of
1990.
• Harry Gant grabbed the lead from Rusty
Wallace with 11 laps lef\ and won the caution-filled
500.mile stock car race at Long Pond, Pa., by 2.4
seconds to becomne, at aae SO, the oldest dnver to
win a NASCAR ra~.
• Jaauars finished I ·2 at the L.t Mans 2'4 Houn
race, in Le Mans. France. duplicatina the finish at the
24 Houn of Daytona. Fla .. in February.
Denmark's John Nielsen, American Price Cobb.
and Britatn's Martin Brundle combined on a Jqua.r
XJRl2 to win by.four laps. The winncn covered 359
taps; a total of 3.034 miles. and averqcd 126.8 mph.
The distance coven:d was far off the record 3,31 S
miles set in 1971 by a Porsche.
Johnson ends LPGA drought
Chris Johnson ended a three-year ---
LPGA victory droupt by shootina a par e f
round of 70 Sunday to capture the Adan-ti:/
tic City Classic at Somers Po~nt. N.J.J. by ----
two strokes over Pamela Wn&ht of ~tland.
The victory was the fiftli for Johnson. and it
came in a tournament in which no one wu able to
take command on the final day.
In 9ther aotf:
•Jam Dent foutht off Georae Archer and bis
own em tic drivina pme to repeat 11 champion of lbe
$400,000 Syreousc (N.Y.) Senior Golf aa.ic.
Dent finished the S4-hole tournament at tbe
Lafayette Country Oub at 17-under-par-199.
• Dkk Mut fired a ~under-1W 69. liviat him
a S4-hole ICOf'e of 197 and a threHtrob ~ in
the Sl00,000 Ben Hopn Fon w~~ (Ind.) ()peB at
Orchard Ridae Oolf aub. Mike MDII.. H~ Beach product, shot five under eKla of tbe .. n.o
days, but slipped so 1 75 on Sunday IO ftDbh at 209. -•1 n. ...,,,....., ,,,_
QUOTE OF THE DAY
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out relief pitcher, wfM> Ud lbNe lt"8b (coo-
vertina 20 COMeCUtive •ve opponunitiel; ll
appearances tbil ...... without a defeat. 23:
and not walkiftt a t.tw in Jl iuinp •nee lut
A&ll'd') when he yeilded foar IU'lled na• la &he ninth annin& of a 6-5 loll 10 Teu1: ..... ,not
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Gibson, Howell bring back memories
LOS ANOELES -Kirk Gibson
and Jay Howell broupt bldc IOme
pleasant and disaant memories Sun-
day for the Loe Aneelet ~.
who haven't been tticceMNI saacc
both were at the top of their pme at
the l&mC time.
Or.nge Coast Oatty Piiot
~ /#layw ol Olly
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three "'" tw run, ICONd
two IUN Md ltole •NM In 8
6-J wtn over San Diego. Oiblon, makina steady improve-
ment from kacc and hamstnna in-
juries dMina bide to October f 988,
hit a three-nan homer in the first
inni'!f. to help Mike Morpn beat the
San ~ Padra 6-3. Kowell, a 20.
save rehever the·past two yean who
has stru11ted since havina
arthr()l()()pic suraery on his left knee
in. April, recorded his second save.
'11le way thinp have been aoin1
for UJ, nothina's really come easy up
to this point." Gibson said ... I like to
contribute. I've had to force myself
to play a lot of inninp in the pa1t
week, and my tq has aotten better
and better. I'm st1U really in a rehab
· aituation.
"We didn't have batting practice
in a couple of days, so I've had to
force myself to aet back in the ~
and try to get back to basics,"
Gibson explained. "I felt much bet-
Major· Lea9ues
Stottlemyre makes ·successful
rodd Stottlcmyre pitched a seven-hitter and Fred
McGrifT bit a three-run homer to help Toronto com-
plete its most successful road trip ever as the Blue Jays
beat the punchless New York Yankees.
The Blue Jays. who have won
si.x straight. took nine of 10 on the ~
triP. by winning three of four from ~·
Milwaukee and sweeping three-game
series from Minnesota and the Yan-
kees. Toronto's previous best trip
wu 7-3 on two occasions.
Stottlemyrc (7-6) made his first
career stan at Yankee Stadium,
where his father, Mel, pitched for 10 seasons. He lost
a bid for bis first major-lcaaue shutout in 48 career ·
starts when Matt No kes homered with two outs in the
ninth inning.
"I staned to thfok about tit in the ninth innina."
Stottlemyrc (7-6) said of his father's home stadium. "I
pitched here in reUef last season and had goosebumps.
But I put that out of mr, mind at the stan of the pmc.
I just had a job to do. •
Still, it was a disappointment for Stottlemyre to
lose his shutout at Yankee Stadium.
"This ballpark was my play gro und and back yard."
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was m y fantasy land."
In other American League games:
• AWet1ct i, WkJte Soi Z: Mark McGwire hil his
17th homer and Felix Jose si ngled home the ao-ahead
run as Oakland scored twice in the eighth inning to beat
Chic.ago. Jamie Quirk added a two-run double in the
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founh straight stan and Darnell Coles hit his first home
run since April 17 as Seaule, just I 5-20 at the
IGngdome. won consecutive home games for the first
time since May 5-6.
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run homer and Jody Reed drove in three runs as the
Boston Red Sox beal Baltimore. the Orioles' fifth
straight loss. Boston has won three straight games and
11 of 15.
• IHlaas 1%, Brewen 4: Cory Snyder hit two of
Oevcland's five home runs, including the last of three
in a row in the seventh inning, and Bud Black got his
first win over Milwaukee in six years as the Indians beat
the Brew(rs to complete a three-game sweep.
• Twla1 4, Royals 1: Kevin Tapani outpitcbed Bret
Saberhagen. scattering six hits over seven innings as
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After Robeno Aloma(s double
with no one out in the third, Mor.,n
retired l_.fthe next 20 beners until
Lyu led otr the ninth with a sinale
and Mike Plaliarulo chued Morpn
with a dou6ae. Howell came on,
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foul pop behind thfrd.
Schedule
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Minnesota Twins a nine-pme losing streak. Brian
Harper had a two-run single that gave him 12 h11 s 1n
his last 22 at-bats at Kansas City.
In the National League:
•Reds 7, A1tros I: En c Davis
hit two of four homers. bnoging
Cincinnati's total to nine in two
games, and drove in four runs as
Jose Rijo pitched Cincinnati to its
fifth straight victory. Paul O'Neill
and Glenn Braggs. who was hit in
the sixth, also homered for the Reds.
•Mets 4, Pirates 3: Mark Carreon hast two solo
homers among three hits and scored three-runs. and
Dwight Gooden beat Pittsburgh for the first time in two
years to lead surging New York.
• Cardlaal1 7, Expos I: Jose Deleon gave up two
hits in 71h innings and Terry Pendleton hit a disputed
homer and drove in two runs as St. Louis defeated
Montreal in 97-degree weather.
• Giaats t, Braves 7: To md Matt Williams broke
a tie with an eighth-inning single, and San Francisco
downed Atlanta to improve its record this month to
15-1 wi th its eighth straight victory. Williams. who also
had a pair of doubles. extended his h1tt1ng streak to a
career-high 14 games.
C•bt ~. Plllllles 3: Jeff Pico settled down after
yielding three runs and four hits in the tint inning and
Chicago snapped a six-game losing streak.
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unday from the ntelopc
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ANGELS.
from 81
·The grand slam was the seventh of Parrish's cattier
and hjs IOOth homer at Tiger Stadium. Parrish played
the first I 0 seasons of his career as a Tiaer.
"I always like coming back to Titer Stadium,"
Parrish said. "It was hot Orange Coan Oa1ty Pilot
today:. but 1t fell pretty ~ ~ of Day
good. . • LMK• Parr..,., htt his
Paf!lsh s ho!"'er off-seventh career grand
set Cecil Fielders major .,.., '°' his IOOth c.are«
league-leading 25t.h home homer at Tiger Stadium.
run for Detroit and -
provided more than enough runs for Chuck Finley
( 10-3). who became only the third pitcher in the majors
to record I 0 wi ns.
..Finley 1s tough because hr changes speed so well,"
Tony Ph1lltps said. "Plus he has a real tough motion to
pick up.··
Finley held the T1ge~ tu just two hits over the first
six innings before Fielder and Jim Lindeman led off the
seventh with home runs to left.
"fielder hit th~1 ball so hard it could have gone out
twice," Finley said. '"I made a m1stlke to him and buna
a changeup. but I though I made a good pitch to
Lindeman."
Fielder's homer ended a 1-for-9 slump with six
strikeouts.
"Cecil's not swinging good, but he will have streaks
like that:· said T igers manager Sparky Anderson. "All
the big power h1uers do ··
The Tigers added another run in the seventh on
Scott Lusader's RBI double. but Mark Eichhorn came
on to end the rail)'.
The Tigers loaded 1hc ba~s with no one out in the
ninth. but Bryan Harvey struc k out Mark Salas and Lou
Whitaker and got Lloyd Moseby to fl y ou to left to end
the game. Harve) picked up his eighth save.
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CYCLING
From 81
w1lh you," said McVa). a five-year member of the
R1ven1de 81C'yclc Club
"'(R1<;hburg) JU!>t had a better spnot today. In the
middle of the race. we tncd 10 take off and it didn't
work. but with about six laps lo go. it fi nally worked.
We broke on the pnmc and he got establ ished on the
break and sta~cd with 11 I gave up all my energy."
Richburg phi h1 winnings Wlth Mc-Vay and
Cochran. '"The~ led mr out 1n the pnmes and blocked
for me:· Richburg s.a1d
··1 kne" all these gu}\ were really, rcaJI> strong. J
guen I JUSt got a little luck) toda) -I puUcd it ou1
a1 the end. Thr "ind "as a big factor (1n the last sprint).
so I didn't want to go l& early. ihat's really my best
spnnt -these guys kill me in the hills.
"'When spnntmg:· Richburg added. "you can't
sprint too earl). and )'OU have to sprint o n the ndc side.
You want to pass on the left side. Plus the Wind is a
major factor when the break goes. because you have to
know who's strong. I worked hard to get in a break."
h was Richburg' fil'\t '1ctory as 1.2 Pro.
Costa M.esa Grand Pnx spokesman Larry
Weichman said he ho pes enough sponsors can be
secured for a second annual race nut June. This one
provided SS.000 1n total winnings for 10 races.
The R1chL1fe/OC C' team. based 1n Costa Mesa. has
about 80 members. according to secretary Bob Jug;an of
Newpon Beach. .\bout 20 of the members arc from
Orange Coast rollege.
The inaugural compct1uo n drew 772 pan1c1pants.
including an csumntcd 120 for the pro race.
.~----------------------------------
VOLLEYBALL
From 81
In only their first to urnament
toacther, they finished third. Nina
Matthies and Elaine Roque finished
founh. and Gail Castro and Lori
Kotas finished fif\h.
The final. like the first matchup,
was a ~me of streaks. When
Opalinski hit Dodd's serve out. the
top-ranked team trailed 3--0. Seven
points an·d 21 side-outs later, Kirby
hit Dodd's set into lhe net to tic the
pme at five, Silva and Opalinski
didn't score their sixth point until
Dodd and Kirby had 13.
By that time, the damaae had
already been done. .:.
.. The last couple of times we faced
them in the finals, we were a little
nervous and uncertain of
ourselves,'' IGrby said. "We ~re
basically still getting to know each
other. The difference today was we
went out thinkiOJ we were aoiOJ to
win rather than pjayiOJ not to lose.
"This has been a very ucitiOJ
weekend for me. You always want to
beat the best team in the tournament
and we did. This is sweet. The peat
tbina about playina apinst Jackie
and Janice is that you know you
really have to play your very best
pme. You have to be re.ady for
every sin&le point. They made us
play to their level.
" I think pcopjc,wcrc aeuina tired
of the same team winnina every
weekend," Kirby added. •
Dodd and Kirby had Salva and
()palinskj down to where they were
ready for almost cvcrythina they
tried. What worked all Wftkend for
Silva and ()palinski all of a sudden
wasn't aeuina l'h~·ob done. They were to est when Silva
wu .ervina and n aeuina up to
tbe net f'or a block opportunity. At
6-foot. Kirby took much of that
away. She wu able to hit around the
S.foOt-6 Silva and S-foot· 7 ()pahnskJ
for the most pan, and when she
couldn•t tut around them, the hat
powered the ball into them 'iUCCess-
fully.
Sliva and Opalm k1 didn't go
Without unforced errors either.
Silva, with her powerful Jump serve.
committed six service errors, and
Opalinsk.i had three. They also hit
the ball out or into the net five
times. With the scort 14-6, IGrby
served to Opalinski. and instead of
setting it back to her. Silva lried to
set it over the net on the second
shot. The ball went up above the
net, and then fell back into Silva's
lap.
"We> committed far too many ser-
vice errors,'' Opalinskt said. "They
were serving touah. and we weren't
positioned well to pass. The passes
we were getting off their serves were
way off the net. It's hard to set up
an inside-out game that way.
"All these combinations of bad
things just add up. There were dip
we made that we couldn't tum into
points. That could have turned
momentum o ur way. It Just didn't
happen today. Give them credit be·
caute they played us touah twk.e
today. This is going to make me
even more motivated to come beck
next week. I'm fired up."
Dodd and Kirby split $6,000 and
Silva and Opalinski split S4:'SOO.
Smltti, Stoklos
win AVP event
INDIANAPOUS -Top-lttded
~n Smith and Randy StokJos
ted .U~h Kiraly an<t Brent
Frohoff U-11 In Sun~y'1 cham·
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IOclation of Votleyben ·Pr6fftaiona11
beach voUeybell tournament.
The cha=n• from Plciflc Palilldet di S 13,200 with their
second c:onaecutive tour triumob.
Smith.Stoklol boolkd their eam-
inp for the year to 1125,237. -•1 fte A•1d11N rr...
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SeaC11# falls In men's 4.5 OC~A team finals
nae <>ranee c'::z Te1uai1"'"' aocialioa•1 team wbicb were
rained out lut weeead at two local
ICDnia dubl were made up this
weekend. The junior team tennis
finals wett bcld at the Mesa Verde Country Oub, and the men•s 4.S
finals took place at the SeaClift'
In the men's 4Ss, Rancho San
Clemente beat tbc SeaQjfrTennis
Oub,4-2.
tbe dub for the same caute. He wu
1uflierina ftom a tore abouider at tbc time. ao be couldo •1 play ID exhi-
bition match, but be did bold ID
bou.r lor!J question-and-answer
sasion rrocn center coun with the
audincc.
Here•1 a look at bow the matches
TennisOub. •
In the juniors, the girl's I 2's has to
be mc.hedWed betwceen North Or-~ County and Lido. In the Girl's
14 1, North Orange County beat
Nellie Gail, 27-14. Rancho San
Oem(nte beat Old Ranch, 32-20, in
the boy's I 2's., and Sunny Hills beat
Miss\on Viejo Recreation. 31-19, in
boy's 14's
went. •
No. l siniJcs, Russ Greiner (RSC)
def. Jim White, 6-2. 6-2; No. 2
sin&les, E. Lund (RSC} def. Peter
North. 6-2, 6,-1 ·No. 3 siniJes. Bob
Gustafson (RSC) def. Tom Farinola.
6-3, 6-1; No. 4 sinaJes, J. Basin
~~)def. Ron Hayden. 2-6. 7·6,
Betide Lendl's 9ucstion-and-
an1wer teuion. Rick Leach and Jim P\llh played Robert Van't Hofand
Many Devis in one doubles exhi-
bition and Bernie Mitton and Phil
Dent played Roscoe Tanner and
Bob Lutz in another.
"Junior team tennis is gC.rcd
towards players that don't play in
SCT A open sanctioned tour-
naments," league commissioner
Glenn Morton sajd. "This is what
No. I doubles, Mike Bickford and
Steve Cruz (SC) def. Bancroft and
Vick, 6-3, 6-3; No. 2 doubles, Mick
Noel and Tim Sopp (SC) def, Weeks
and Jerry Fox 7-5, 6-0.
In this upcomina event. Edbera
will play a tennis nhibition against
another top player to be named. "
"We don't have the whole thina
scoped out yet, but Edbera is de-
finately goina to be here." NBTC
General Manqcr Bill Parker said.
"It'll be kind of interesting because
this comes right on the heels of
Wimbledon, and the last two years
he's either won it or been a finalist.
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. you mi&ht call the satellite level.
Most of these players play in this
leaguebccausc they lack a lot of
tournament expenence ...
It's official. Stefan Edberg is com-
ing to the Newport Beach Tennis
Club on July 30. He'll be the
frontliner for a whet:khair tennis
charity event to benefit the National
Foundation of Wheelchair Tennis.
The event will be similar to tbc
one in 1988 when Ivan undl visited
"Wheelchair tennis is one of my
things. Herc at the club we try to
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u pouible. Wbat we bave wilb lbeee
olaYerl are people tfbo uted &o be u beellhy 11 you and I. They may blve
i!Uu.red lbem1elvet in a car accident or somedliaa like that., and all of a
sudden thinp are taken away from
them. Wheelchair tenni1 provides an
outlet &o thete people.
"When Lend! wu here in 198&.
the event was very well attended,
and I expect the same this year,··
Parker added.
TENNIS
"I'm IOina io s&an out wortwaa .
witb the jldlion in the. summer
camp and then I'm IOllll '° 1aCb 11 m:'~vates 11 I can tet lined up." S said. f need &o start meet-ina oeoole around here. rm lookina
forWlrd &o this °'jg°nunhy:•
The Ncwpon Beach Teanis Oub
will have.ill membet-suest &our·
nament over the weekends of July
14.IS and 21·22.
Stay tuned for further information
reproing this event.
aae 11. He won lcque titles four years in a row at El Dorado Hiab
School before ac:ceptina a schofar-
sbip to the University of Utah where
he was an All-American in doublet
in 1977.
.. This ls always a popular thina
with our club memben,·· Parker
said ... This year I've orpnizcd a
really I~ open ~ivi1io~ almost
like a nuni-Adopt1on Ou1\d Tour-
nament. we·'! aoina. to put on a real
extravaganza.
0
The Newport Beach Tennis Club
bas a new teaching pro. Dave
Sherbcck comes 10 the club after
teaching at Emerald Bay in Laauna
Beach, the Weston South Coast
Plaza and the Racquet Cl of
Irvine. and he brings wi
He played on the pro tour for two
years and teamed with Jane Stratton
to make it to Jhc quarterfinals of
m ind doubles at Wimbledon in
1979. He played against current
French Open champion Andres
Gomez and has worked out with
John McEnroe.
Some of the people wbo will be
taking pan arc Chris Dunk, Dick
Miller, Sashi Menon, Bernie Mitton,
Alvin Gardiner, Kevin Forbes and
Dave Sberbeck. accolades.
He began pla · at age 7, and
became the No. I player in the
nation in 12-and-undcr doubles at
Rehl McClaldy 11 • Delly ~I
C.Tf'HllOll'le11t •ltole col•ma .,.
pan eve,., M..ay.
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Belgium routs
Uruguay, 3-1,
w111 advance
1y BARRY \lllLNER
Al' Spotu \lfl'ftet
RO ME -Barely into the first tum of the month-
long tournament, jockeying for position already has
begun at the World Cup.
Teams that have qualified for the second round
won't be daydreaming their way lhrouah their last
games of the first. round. Most of them have a prcfenut
location for the next two rounds and can usurc
themselves staying in those places by winnina their
groups outright.
Belgium became t~e sixth team to guarantee a spot
in the next round. doing so with a .3-1 rout of Uruauay.
The Belgian attack was nearly unstoppable, scoring
three superb goals, by Lei Clijstcrs. Enzo Scifo and Jan
Cculcmans. •
lklgium played the second half with 10 men after
defender Eric Gerets was ejected with two yellow cards.
Spain's Michel was a one-man scoring machine,
getting the fi rst hat trick in this tournament in a 3-1
victory over South Korea. All three goals were on
spectacular plays. including a free kick that curled
around the wall and then soared high ioto the Korean
net.
w .. 1 c;.,.~.~·c=o-· 1 • .,, Earlier· unday. Ireland and Egypt played a dull 0-0
G,.... 1 "" uc. All four games in Group F ha-vc been tie~
a.19 ...,, ": ~ ~ G~ G~ • Looking ahead. Italy loves the big. partisan crowds
~~.... ~ ~ : l l at Rome's Olympic Stadium. so victory over Czechoslo-
so..1".co•u o 1 o o vak1a on Tuesday is c scnual. The ltahans trail Czecho-1~.;'.:,.~=:, slova.k.i.a in goal differential, so a tic would ~nd the
8 .. u ...... 11.~·.:;::_: ~ .. v, hosts elsewhere.
~· • 1 s....'" 1( ..... 1 "We·rc looking to finish first so we can stay in ~~.G:,• Rome. even 1fthe advantage is only theoretical," Coach
ll••v ,.., •1 ~·~ 1 0"' Azeglio Vic1n1 said. "But we arc sure the fans will be l••U-,lt'llVI ... ~~·" •o••• ·• ur..oun '•"" j ust as supponive 1f we play in any other cily." G~ .... " FT G, GA ,... West Germany prefers staying in Milan, close
o o 1 1 1 1 enough to ho me that thousands of fans drive down to
: ~ ~ 1 1 ~ cheer on the team. Also. three West German stars play
s .. ,.: ... \\,:,. f for Inter Milan.
,., ,._,.,., siov1 Striker Rudi Voeller says the garms in Milan arc
., .. ,a 0~;:;, c;.,.... "like playing at home. in Frank fun or Munich. h 's
E•u..!"!.~':::~ ~-1 fantastic and helps us a lot:•
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difficult situation.
On the other side 1s Donald, a scrambler and a
struggler. a man who delivered flowers and umpired
baseball ~mes for a living after he lost his golf
scholarship at G eorgia Southern .
His credentials arc modest.
He went through nine seasons on 1he tour before
al h1eving his first victory in 1989. And. due to lack of
performance. he was in danger of losing his playing
rights on the tour in 1988 before he birdied eight of 10
holes in 1he last round of th<' last tournament of the
season.
But both Irwin and Donald know strange things
happen in playoffs.
Example: In 1955. an obscure golfing vapbond
named Jack Fleck scored a three-stroke U.S. ()pen
playoff victory over the greatest player of the era, bcn
Hogan.
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going to go out there and take it.'' Donald said. "Today
1here were 27 guys within a few shots. Tomorrow I've
got a 50..50 chance.''
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r.The difficult part for me will be bringing back the
adrenalin surge. My scores have been up and down this
week. I haven't had the same consistency Mike bad,"
he said. ,
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The playoff. scheduled for 12: IS p.m. CDT. was
very nearly a foursome. Both Nick Faldo, the EnJlish-
man who won the last two Masters. and Open rookie
Bill~· Ray Brown, came to th<' final hole with a chance
to UC.
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Or~nge County tops Tri-Counties In oven/me
TM D_,ly Piiot
SANTA BARBARA
Capistrano Valley High graduate
Scott McCorkle scored eight fourth·
quarter points to force overtime and
E&ta nc1a Hiah's G uty . Heredia
dished 10 Southern California Chris-
tian 's Shawn Wilt~ire for the pme-
winnina layup in the extra pc.nod to
le.ad Oranic County past the Tri·
Counties in the founh annual Santa
Barbara Vacation Classic here Son-
day.
Oranae C o un't y. led b y
McCorkle's 23 points and
Wihshirc•s 16, 1s 4-0 in the series.
Backina those two were Heredia
with 14 points, Westcm's Sam Sab-
bal'I with 14 points. Edison's Bill
Martineau with 12 point.s. Ocean
View's Greg Evans had seven
points.
Shon Tarver of Santa Clara High.
headed for Nevada-Las Veps .
scored 27 points and earned pme
MVP honors. He scored eiaht of his
team·~ 33 points in the third quarter
as Tri.Counties rallied from a Sl-43
halftime deficit for a 16-7 3 lead after
three periods. Jeff O liver of Buena
H1&h added 17 points, includina ~
of-~ sbootinJ on threc-pointcn.
Tri-Collnt1cs continued to lead 1n
the founh quarter until McCork.Je
hit aomc key shots in the wanin1
moments to hft Oranae County into
a tie. Tri-Counties .,.an took the
advantaac in ovenime. but 1raiJina.
112-11 I. Heredia drove down the
middle and d1 hcd to Wahshi1' for
an easy l.ayup. After Tarver milled
at &~ other end. McCork~ re-
l
bounded, was fouled and hit one of
two free throws with one second lcn .
0 or.._ C..-W 114, Trt·CH""'I 112
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.. .... -Tlrvlf 10 • • 71 Evena 3 t 1 1 Tl!Omea ' O • 13
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ceunt...-TefWf '· T'*NI• l,1 Otlvw I, ,,..., 1, Atdo\llft I TtCMka ,._
Each needed a hirdie to do 11. And each had the
opponunity .
Faldo was at eight under par and had a playoff
benh in hand unul he 1hree-puttcd the 16th.
He put his approach on No. 18 within 12 feet of
the flag and his putt 10 tic looked good. In fact. it bit
the back of the cup only to roll away and leave him with
a 69 and 28 1 total.
I FAULKNER
From II
Mater Dci High senior Lionel Haslinp and Marina
Hi~ senior Marc Newfield were sclcclcd to l~ Cal-Hi
Sports All·Sllle bale'J>all team in the larae schools (4-
A and 3-A) division.
0
Add Newfield: Most national media outlc11 con·
tinue to identify the Seanle Mariners' first-round pick
incorrectly as Marie Newfield.
Come on people! It's Marc -no K' -as in tou&h
out. '
0
Spcalcin1 of media, Tho Oranae County Rqasttt
struck out in the ethics depancnen1 Friday by publish-
lna the All~ClF 3-A baKt.11 team three days 100 soon.
As is the case with all such announcements. the
media coverina the Clf Southern Section 111ft to abide
by an established releatd dale for caeh team. In this
catc. that date was today.
Neit.Mr the Cl -Souchcm $«\ion nor t~ Amateu.r
Athletic Foundation of Los Anteta: which ovenca
1elution of the All IF tea.ma. bas the power to levy
any sanctions apin11 the Rqi1ter. It appean all lboer
who played by the nalet and aot burned can do is
reditte1 some of that heal toward the oflmder and
continue to simmer
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GREENTREE 38 R. 2BA L.ARGE 1BR upper unit. 2724 2778 -
HM . 2 cer Ga'· New crpt. unfurn. Flreplaoe. dec:k, LIW LIW •FEM FREE rent on ••• -tlllllll Nfl&I AOpMI. LN. $1,250/mo. alight view. new c.rpets.. , • I ~ ............. ~ 8c;h builder/dell C.il col*t 818·348-0440 $7~5/mo. '* 833-8182 ...... _IM itrHt n Npt BHc COSTA MESA Mekl FIT con1tructlon 1;;::;~==:::;;:;;1~=.;~~~;.=~~.:: ... .._ :'~ '~~v ::·p 70 E 17th SI 1200 ., AJP Ci.t11. 1·2 '(fl exp, 210
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•ftlll'TYP• Spaclou1 2BR 1'hBA *'_,_..., ._. -Hlghvlllblltytalflc Lotua Goodpey&ben• .... ....... ______ ISl'l•rp 1·Story. 2 m11r twnhme. Clo .. to t>eeCh * turn W/Mf' bllh In llC~ Owner (213; 27~8373 can O'Ana 381-2727
bdrm•. 2BA . H t-In & lhopplng. $950/mo. ....... tor It htelceping & tome · • __
LIDO ISLE • 2 bd. vlewl. kitchen, frplc. vacant 900 S.. Lane 844-26t1 l lm"t•...., 1111 /2 :~:c':.~.~ngte prof fndulCttal 2788· ...... llOIOUY
S21SO S1125tmo. Donald Pfatf SPtl(;IOu1 1BR. like new --...... . HUNTINGTON BEACH • 3 &42·9797 Costl Mtu 2624 condition. $685. Refrlg. 3BR 2BA. OcHntront, ~SO FT w/fronl Mature lndMduel tor emell
bd hm, bonu1 rm, tJ)a. 1200 OFF MOVE·IN range, m icro. pool. yrly, view and bch1-prof. office, ~~ rear drl..,..1n Newport Beactl ottlce L~&,~· 2BR lBA w/Gaf. bltlnl, cwport, l~ndry. all utll--n/amkr. S550 per mo 'h door. S7 Imo. 629 Ter· Exc.llent typing & com·
yifi S~~ DRIVE . 2 bd, tned yd w/patlo. Wtr pd. lllel paid. exc.pt electrlc. utll ·~ dep Avell 7· 1·90 m1nal Way, Colla Mna munlcatlOl'I 11!1l11. Strong
LIDO PARK DRIV~. Furn, 667 Victoria 'I' ... $735 ~o pe11. (714)548.0492 645-3848 S40·93S2 Word Perl.ct so. Cor·
2 bd, view. $3500. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;; _ _....;;;;;;;;~2;;1;;6;;9 Call 636-4 120 9·5PM •LOW MOVE·INI Eut· CMTWnhe. Quiet respOil-.____ p.-. 2790 dre1c'tploPnhdoennece/mre1pnotr1
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"" GREAT LOC. 1Br 181. lrg lo Ut"'" SSSO /b 1 1 · -· . calendar. good phOne cour .. eslate. $11500. •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• pallo. upper unit, new p11 . ,,. pd. Imo. room ah, poo . gar. KAUAI • 9 OCEAN VIEW lktll1 Office back W•rfr ....... lff, •GATED COMMUNITY* crpt Relrlg, 011 Incl. No Call Kevtn 851-0424 Bkr S•59 • dep 4~·9709. vacation 1 condos. Great Salary commensu;~fe
IULTlll 111· 1..0 11111 Ollfll pell. S63S/mo. 645-5853 Mesa Ver~ 2BR upper, Co1ta Mna. M/F, n·smkr location SI ,3SO,OOO., with qua1tllcat1ons Excel·
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DAILY PILOT 11 loo'llng
tor a Cuatomw S«vloe
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circulallon dept. to wort! a flexible ec:hedule. Appx
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We Mid a r.Uable ~son w/ttrong telephone
IM1ll1. A· l)IMunt phone
YOIGe, nelt eppearlf\C.9
end able to WOfk well
wl olherl $6/HR ...............
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2 & 38R 2BA Apts. frp4c;.
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... IFF-II qu1e' cul-de-He. encl to snare 3 BR, 3'.-t BA 714•492·3558 lent benefits package
__ ....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._J wet b11. micro. wstlr/dryr ,_ -·n;· garage, S69S ~ sec. condo Mstr BR wtpvt Call Jane. 760-6215 ialboa hkup1. central air. 2 car Large 1BR 1BA w/gar. 498--1936 Of 751·9483 BA M1crow1ve. lrplc No HLMIY lllVIR -
gar w/xtra storage. All SS9S/mo t $500 sec. -------pets. $460/mo + '"1 utll -Ptt*\sula 2107 malntenance 1n'c1 Sorry. 1970 Wallace 631-1879 ONLY TWO MILES TO Avail now. 631 -1 191 AlrllH .Ids tt Ul,000 o~:n~1cs~~~r,~•;:
NICE 3BR 1BA. trptc. _No pets 64•·0S09 2BR. 2 BA. NEW. quiet. ~~Cl~A ~:11~.:~ c:'~:' COSTA Mesa New ede 1 1-~~~J:~2~~~0e~~ 4o3 production furniture
lndry. yard, garTi. 4 * ILIFFS Lil OHM sm cmplx FrplC, lndry 55s0/mo. 772•4605. home. great location! Buslntss • 8am-8pm 7days 514 lee Must have clean OMV ~~~r~ ~~~:i~c~4a.J~~~ 3BR, 2'~BA, 2 car att gar. ~':s.0~6~.'6~;2a:89S PUIW W/ICW :~:JI'!~··· ~~~53;;d .. <>petuntt!es 2904 Airhnes $6-15/Hr 496-9486 _ view. pool. llp. avail 7·1. -VENDING ROUTE Local Wiii train Htrlng all po'" lllJYllY "!c•or·ona-·df-l •M----
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·1 $2.000 per mo. 760-96'2 2.11 II .. FL• YllWtU East Side C M Fem Great extra income Must 111 on s C 111 1 ( 3 1 3) TIM• ...,. onty Real E1-~!'"'lm~-...ioi!iiiii"-.....;-..;;. •NEWPORT HEIGHTS* Largeyard,nlcecarpetlng. IBR wllolt & balcony No preferred Cat OK Near s e I I Q v I c k I Y 9•8·9800eitt AI084 tate BOOks Van $10 per
•CHARMING 2BR + den Nr Harbor High ooean drapes. bullt·lns. ceiling pets S99Slmo. 2 l51 Pa· Fwy. S3SO per mo plus 1·800·933·9919 •-WlllM S"l A-I hr ptus mi 6•2·6924
2BA. frplc. stove. frig: Hoag Hosp 2aR 2BA: tan. d/w, encl garage. 1 c1flc Ave. See Mgr a S2S ut S~S-2513 .,... • .,....s .
w/d, 2 car garage. patio den. lrplc, mamt pool & cat welcome. $820 . B· 101 8SS-066S FEM Lg Br w/walk·ln lnvtstment Day & evening aMts Must Dental -
Walk to beach $1350 lncd yd. Gar, $117Sl mo 722·6101 or 673.027S QUIET E'slde IBR duplex, clost, w/d, relrig Lg hv n-....--. 2908 type, will tram SS/Hr ' FlllT .,,. P/T
mo. Avl 7110 760-3676 64S-2893 Irene • IBR lBA Up N-t pvt yard single adult rm & dtn area. S3SO/mo "12"":;,{ Cotta Mesa S40·1777 Exp req"d. Recep1lon.
•LEASE OPTION New VERY SPECIAL BLUFFS redec . D/W. ~;;, ,:~ S600/mo , deposits •$15 utll 631·6959 ask ENJOY 14-15% return on Assemble produCll ii appts. collections. hling.
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G·Plan Lite & airy reoenl rm. cable, no pets S600 Avail 711 642-398S 10< Benny or Jackie · Trust Deeds $10,000 to home earn up 10 $400/wit etc 9-2 Mon· Thurs. Npt
beach. Mary Ellen. Agl remodel. 3BR 2BA. small * 645·6662 * WESTBAY APTS Fem shr NwptHgts 3BR !~~·m.:;~1~ ~Wi' no50exp, EZ work. Into call ~:C;.~_::~a~=·
Roger's Really 675-2311 ocean view • grrlbtt. No * * 2 BR. 1 in e A $200 OFF MOVE·INI! 3BA condo. lrplc, w/d, · _ _
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BEAUTIFUL 28r lBa encl pets $2000/mo 1962 Townhouse Enc garage. 2Bdrm l'•Ba $815 $400 ••·,urns Relsreq'd U:::::T L 2914 &SSllllYP/T
gar patio a d · N Vista Caudal 673·•714 d/w, trplC. patio. Avail 2Bdrm 2Ba $83S 760-2563 Eves 642-3707 ~ O °'" L M t Dental pal~t Walko ~o enbea~; BACK BAY & City Light Vu now. $815 /mo. 640·7804 151 E. 2lst St 5•8·2408 My cat & I Wiii •hr tum •WIDOW HAS$$$ 4 TDs! ~0o~~$ fle~~t>'te a~-~~n~ llTll USIST&IT
$1200/mo.972·2079 Beaut. 3BR 2'"rBA. prlv **EASTSIDE•• 1 ~~----S6SO 4BR/3BA tux Back Bay ~lO,OOOup ~ocredit"" Cat1Carr1eS49-5211 F~:1\~~lr'~"::~~1:~n
-IUlllH .. E -spa wlYiewa. av111 now LARGE 3BR 2BA. garage. 28drm 1'.Ba $795 tnhm w/3S• N/smkr A~~i~.7;~',~g1:,n ·--•y Wiii Newport c.nter No Eves
$2600/mo 646-SS50 agt lrplc. PV1 patio No Pets 2250 Van uard S•0-9626 lady Pool. spa, tenntS, ---S ShorecllftComm Walk to BAYRIDGE Exec Condo $1095. 120.IS6S --~-----sec. gar. AI C, yard NQ..QUALIFING Con11 & 5Days1Wee« Stlt1S5/Hr Of at 556-1122
your prlv beach Ocean ate uarded comm like 1 Bedroom $69S We're neat/clean with Land Loans A'va1la1>te Apply '" person. 136S ----
breeze View 2BR l '·•BA. ~ew ~BR lBA Sl2o0/mo •BAY TIMBERS• 2Bdrm 1, .ea humor S500· 6S0·8553 Owner/Builder, fast fund· Logan Ave. Costa Mesa •II .a -1
trplc. cov. patio, 2 car IBR. lrplc. cet>le pool. $8 IS --'"" Bk 17141 780-2S3S _.. Call Alex S4S·3392 2BR 2BA S 1400/mo. 1 yr patto, gar No pets 399 131 E 18th St 646-6816 N B M/F non smkr prof ... r Nights Will train See Larlt
lease 6U ·6768 w Bay SI $68S 6S0-6357 Mstr bdrm w/BA. pool --BOYS Motel, 2274 Newport ~~~·~~~.s~;~r~~~ •UYSIHOlri• •Clean.Qutetlg2BR2BA. Dana Point 2626 ~cs;~~ ~e~ni.4:.~~~i'1: :ns2s. T.D. 2918 Blvd.C M 646-744S
2,600 sq It . 3 BR. 3 BA 2 BR l'T BA Gated d/w, lg closets. gas cook. Deluxe 1BR Apt l/p gar 000 1st T 0 SALE Driver
Mstr Suite w/lrptc comm Fl p. wtd. pool & smt batcony encl gar. ocean view. upsiatrs: NB mlf to share new apt S62S/mo at lS% interest U 11&1111 untllS ii'!!"--'!"""'-----Excepttonal' $2,900/mo spa Attch gar Walk to S825 NO PETS 640·2•9S S800 per mo Alter 6PM Lg BR and prv1 bath. Santa Barbara location FIT truck drl119r needed Costa Mtsa 1024 640-2771 Bat Is & snops 661·36S3 pkng. walk to beach $42S 27% LTV Bkr 780·2S3S AND Duties Include furniture "-ii ______ ..;.;.;;.;, •Clean. quiet lg 2BR 2BA. pe mo "'•6 8279
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BA $2.2SOtmo 640-1212 r .,.. • Clehvery & warehouse op-
lllT I .. ••• ., .. IE! ., . walk·1nclosets.gascook· Hunt •-~,a.. 2640 N -erattons. 4gs.-94a6
•-•-Walk to bch. shops. din· BeauutuJ 2BR 2'TBAi'eady mg. d/w, patto. garage · --~· ewport Island House.
n the Marllet• Will be mg Lg pauo. k11. lndry, for move-in Obie aitch $8SO NO PETS 6•0·249S •LI 2112•• lllO• m/f, non/smkr. dock •• • A •• ·• 'I •m•
Houses/Condos
GtMral 1002
amn u1n11st
BAY HIGHLANDS·N B
4BR• pool SS68,300
COM· DUPLEX
2BR • 1BA $5<l0.000
WOODBRIDGE·IRVINE
JBR 2' rBA $289 000
NEWPORT TERRACE·NB
3BR 2BA S 184.000
BRITT ANY WOODS-CM
3BR 2BA S24S.OOO
MULi PFAFF
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area. 2 BR • den or 3rd
BR • 1am11y room Many
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~hullers. marble floors
labulous yard Call now
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SOLD this weekend I llp $2.000/mo 720.1200 gar. conimun pool. A/C -avail also. $4SO per mo Great location & prop· 51600/mo 760•9536 Agt •WTlllEI* New crptlpaint & blinds call Tony 6•S.S309
erty Asking $294.SOO Ir Iii C.rHI lcllt IBR redec $640/mo incl Nr ocean Garage No Make Oller• Tradlltonal 2BR 2B~ (dresser rm off 1tCLIFF DRIVE OCEAN & gas wate~ encl garage pets. 960-62311857-1776 N::~ort North twnhm l•Lost:::'::F:ound====2:9:2:S
Realty 631·7370 mstr BA) End unit coiWo BAY VIEW Charming 2 548·78S4 2'323 Elden non·:~~,A ~~ 1a;,::t~ll
w/pvt balcony oll ot ltvtng Bdrm 1'' BA house l.Mu'1a leach 2648 $600 lllLHJI CLOSE·OIT rm lg 2 car attache<I gar $1200/mo 631-6359 •E'SIDE 3Br. 2Ba Twn)l&e ;:a;; ut11tpa1d 760-3047
2 homes left• Prime E'slde w sh r I d r Yr h k u P s Corona del Mar area. 2 car gar yd. nu c&1pet 1 BLK from t>each. ocean NEWPT HOTS M/F 20·30 1oca1ton Single tamlly 51 350/mo lse 640•532• S 11SO/mo 2036 Fullerton view, walk to dwnlwn non smkr 10 shr house
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Cletacned 3BR. 2' rBA beautiful 2 story. Point Appl only 968-8880 Studio S62Sl mo. $300 w/2 others Mstr Br/Ba
Asking $315 000 Broker ~~I ~':{A ~?v7'neo. ~~:ngyr; * SPIClllS * Clep IBR S825/mo $
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00 Andy or Kurt 5•8-83•3 cooperative OPEN Costa ~sa 2124 dep u111 pd 497-4581 SAT /SUN or call fOf IP· family rooms. 2'' BA 2 Large 2-.B R 1 •,BA OCEANFRONT NB 2BR
po1ntment. S48· 7001 IUYIEU TIWllllE car garage Immediate townnouse Laundry rm. WMllTCll&lllR 1BA. lrptc parking Resp
320E 21st St C M AKA 4BR 2'~BA 2 car. sonny occupancy S3300tmo patio all butlt ·in 1BR. short walk to Main M t F No druggies
Coltna Vista Court patio p s I LR. FP. FR. 88 t-328·3167 or $825/mo Beach gar $750/mo incl SS751mo 646-0426
End Umt. 51300 mo Va· 801 <364 -7837 or 2078 Thurtn uhl Avail 711 494·293S
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Owner desperate. 3BR.
pool. ftp. quiet street.
$338 000 make otter
446 Estner St off Tustin
759-3069
II EDUCED
Lux 1BR 1BA condo 2-car
gar $147.SOO 557-6504
cant Don Plall 642-9797 SOl·261•03 13 TSL MGMT 832·2232 laflrt Ja,HtH l-'J
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•Ctean quiet lg 2BR N~wpon Brach 2669 Seeking female room-FOUND Blackl wh1t1sh -mate Irvine near UCI yovng Cat' In Huntington
4 r Guard gated comm IBA tg closets dlw new Master bedroo,,, al· Beach on June 10th il~ custom house Pool. Jae. s crpt ve11tcals encl gar IEWPllT IUllU &PTI tached oath $425 mo 1n-17 14)964-9770
··--• BR, 4 , BA Call G1g1 $735 NO PETS 640·2495 .~HAT SLI-* eludes ut11tt1es Call Early 759 a 91 """ r• FOUND Car Fem tong IESA Ill Ill · 1 •NWPT HGTS area 2BR EXCLUSIVE BEACH morningtlate af1ernoon l'latr black on 1>aclc & tail
4BR 2BA • spa top con· The Prudential Cahlornia 2BA I P gar Qutel COMMUNITY 733"8811 wlltle t>oots & stripe on
d1t1on great yard. vacant Realty duplex lndry rm no pets 28R 26A • den. Beautiful ROOMMATE WANTED tor belly Green collar Vic
S 13SO/mo Donald Plall HARBOR VIEW HOMES Avl r1ow S995 720-156S bay vtew1 Micro. d/w. new rownnome 1n Costa Brookhurst & Eths Foun·
631 · 1266 Beaut 4BA • bonus rm •SPACIOUS tBORM• llreplace trasPI compac· Mesa Large bedroom tam Valley 963-5697
~ ma1n1enanoe met month plus , u111t1tes spo on ea rown a I iii
\ Portoflno Pool & spa vaulted ceitmg new an.. tor & garage En1oy our plus bath Locked com· FOUND k
•4 r ~-· S26SO/mo 67S·7218 phances carpet, dra~ prvt t>each S23SO All p1e1 M F $490 00 1 ~htl~ c~I wl t>I:
in==• 4BR.lamrm,proltandscp poolsi de location •hatSll E..a. * 5350 00 deposi t collar Sear&Wokenam. ··--• View pool. tennis xtnt Balcony private & Quiet Its J1nl 668 9 Santa Ana near ·south
1040 1 BR Condo Encl patio, IOC Hrbr Vt-Hm Avl S6SO & Up 722-7195 SORRY. NO PETS • •33 Coast Plaza 979-9033 Of
1--------•1 att dble iarage Close to now S219Stmo 759-SOl 1 WESTBAY APARTMENTS CALL llO·Hll Sltr LWt layfrHU,t. 637-6667
UPGRADED 3BR 2BA
home In NOflll c M XLNT
ne1gt1t>orf\ood & schools
$12SO/mo 499-033S
beach 800/mo Avail •LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT $200 OFF MOVE-IN' Female. non-smoker 1~--------
7/1 631·2185 Cnarm1ng furn 3BR 3BA Featuring pool spa. 1BR N B $600/mo 673-01t 1 Schools & ewpotl each.
GIRLS
GET RUDY
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Needed Excellent salary
Own car M 11eege paid
Some cle11c11 dutle•
722· 1472
Earn SlOO to $500 ~
week Reading Boott• at
nome Call 615-473-7'40
Ext B-249
SllMRJOBS FITllSS Fil n . SIPft
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. F•snms Start earning e11tra Hlrtng tor Orange County
money tocsay• Fair plus year around
·Part 1tmework .\lhours I par1 ttme work Studenll
eacn weekday evening and senior ct112ens wel·
selhng subscrtpttons for come Call Tues thru
1he Daily Pilot I Thurs 10-4 ~6-4467
• A11erage $40 oo to $60 00 per week FULL TIME POSITION
• Win prizes and bonuses • Private post olltoe near
• •deal for Junior Htgh I Orange County Atrport
stuoen1s 756-8899
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•Cu•tomer s.rvtce
•Cla11cal •Gen office
•W1rettouse •Gen L•·
borer positions Entry
, •eviel & exp needed F1e11
nours Earn up to S700
l1ily Pilat we;~~;;: I CLERK-CABE (non-prolll
0<gan1u11on1 Full· Time
2BR IBA Tnhs washtdry home S37SO/mo yrty lse patios. enclosed parking s475 per mo lst & iasi l .... --------tnstructJon 301 Z
carport kids OK. no pets. $6000/mo Summer Rent Sorry. No Pets required Will rent or Commttdal $780 645-780t B11tGrundyR1ty 675-6161 1BedroomS665 snare 650.7479 R.E.Salt/Rtnt l•T11terl-C.a.1hn UlL2·1Pl•Y, 2Bdrm 1 .ea S770 _ Final Exam Prep Summer
2BR 2BA CONDO encl 2· LSEI OPT Walk to beach 82S Center SI 642-142• 2llll llOO Instruction 642-S034 PLUSI
Medteal/Dental benefits
GOOd ovetall office & or-
gan12at1onal Skills & word
procesSlng ao1hty Call
497 -6919 or •94-6832 ca1 garage new paint 3Br 2Ba beach c;ondo * * Buslntu /Offlct Rtnt (211)421-0224
Grea1 locetton S9001mo sundeck. pool 2-car gar WESTFIELD APTS Frig dishwasher stove 2769
972·2079 642-8759. 213-456-1939 $200 OFF MOVE·IN' tncl No pets S•5-485S _ ~
•2BR 1BAcab1n1nwOOds NEWPORT CREST 3BR 1 ~~~~LITIES PA~55 •EASTBLUFF 2BA 2BA WllTILIFf lllLltll CAlllnllST&lUI
on blu1t1 Big hvtng rm 21.eA gar poo1 tennis 301 Avocado 642•9850 Pool fireplace view NEWPORT BEACH Top notch shop wants re-
l!ptc. yard. dbl gar 5935 s 1600 213·S•8·•067 or _ coin-op washer dryer Fu & Copy Service on Site llat>le experienced per-
6•6· 1264 or 642-9666 213-378-9694 No Pets 2Bdrm 1 •Ba 5775 $999 NO PETS 722-801 I 141-1101 Domfstlcs 3018 son 631-6397
* •EASTSIDE •BR 2'1BA NEWPORT NORTH EXEC 398 W Wilson 63 t-S583 •NEW 2BR IBA covered 180 SQ FT Corona del HOUSEKEEPER for busy CAlllfT l&IEll
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condo. 2 car gar lrplc HOME 4BR 3BA 3 car 1250 DFF,I parking built-tns pvt Mar GOOd p&1k1ng Call prolesstonal 4 hrs per Fnl learner or esp d PIY
pool. tennis spa. w/d gar Unique tocatton Yrry Pat io, S8 50 m o Ken Agent 675-6700 day in AM 4 days per acc0td1ng to skill level
OCEAN. Bay and City pan· hkup S 1350 mo 6S0·3335 1se $3000/mo 644·09S5 * ALA MOANA APTS * 714·979·9991 • * * * • week. own transp & ref· Newport Custom Wood·
orama lrom this elagont 4 ---• 2BR B o t>edroo-. 4'• bat" like· FSBOSACAtFICE SBr 3BR 2 BA 1 o I A. /W. 1100 ·-·II llllS!I •C•su•L e·-ott1ee at erences req d 975-8U4 WOfktng 63 1-6397
Turning away business
and need at laast 3 lull
service Hairstyttsts Sev·
erat locatlOfls 1n Orange
County Please call ror in·
terv1ew. 1·800·328-6646
Ext 821
.,. , ,. * ', 1ownhouse. Newport Shore1. 3BR beautiful pool area. large •" ,., ,., ~..-
new hOme t>elltnd the 3Ba. 4 792 Hermanson end umt Garage lrplc. 2BA large lamely room rec room & laundry room LUXURIOUS 2BR 2BA beacn 705 E Balboa
gates tn one of Newport's 2827 s/I Next to Hunt paho. pool. tennis. $1195 yearly. plus your own close to shops & buses Prime local Close to bch Blvd Pvt batn 52S sq 11 lllSEIEEPEll AVAIL
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bedroo,,, retreat. 1 7S Huge 1BR condo. white Stde Costa Mesa Small Eleganl 2BR 2BA. lrplc merc1al develOPef seeks good benefits near atr· ror quallfted pereons
b.,th, La Fam11ta Model S Bedroom. 3 Bath, carpel/walls. pool & ten· patio mcl Cat. QI( (714"'73·5088 EXEC Otflce Suites near boOkkee,..r tor shcpp1ng ""'·t 250•1150 Pool/Spa S 1675/mo tv .,~ .-~· Sales exl)4trtence a plus on large corner lot1over nls $1100/mo 722-9916 $4951mo 646-4902 JW Airport 4770 Von center management
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borhood. gas llreplace. Panoramic Ocean View. bath & closets S•75 utll MYE·• MlllllTSlll lee 1·Sly t>ldg. furn mo· Exl 517 S 12 tee plus bonus allows you 10
ONLY S2l2.SOO CALL Call PETER. Select Bettll 1111 e •new 2 e R incl No pets 646-3616 '*2 & 3 Bedrooms to-mo at S3SO mo Con· earn US average of $7· SUL 11&11 NOW WONT LAST! Kris HOOlftS & Gardens Townhouse. no pets. EASTSIDE 2BR 1BA •Unfurnished tacl Al Quinlan 833-9550 Customer SetVIOe S 15 per hr Mon-Fri w0<k·
llUlflllTIU Kapp, Century 21 Today (114)111-IOOO $925. 7141•98-0•46 W/garage Close to every· •Close to beach Four offices a11a1I In New· •LEIAL SECn Tlll'S E••· amlll ~~r: T~~~g~.~=
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wtnearty so· ol ocean twnhme 2 car gar. lrpk:. ~ S725tmo Agt 631-7370 VIW IEITILS' Of all IOf $800 per mo preferred Newport time d1ys May Include 2·5PM Mon 6-18 Tues
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for .. su1>9r remodel ln 4BR/3BR $650.000 enclosed garage . t BR. 1 BAonquletetr"t 329 University Or •C Rooms 2706 ~ou~ty c:.~~~9-t~~~o• ST&aT.-alllWt
greet locetlon build new Biii Grundy Rlty 675-6 t6 l S99S/mo 722·0S82 Wlltt to baKh Avail &/30 S7 l5/mo • s7oo dep No COSTA MESA HOUSE
or .. renta1 11 early llland LSE/OPT Walk to t>eac:h-Secluded Sabl\ltt cin Ulll Incl S7751mo 1>9tl 6'2•2816 Female non·•moker lew tft ... 1221' MIT 11&11 IY ...
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1Pt. 873-e · $S40.000 eundeck. pool, 2-Cltr ,.,. dbl geraoe. w/d hkupe: •UMJ.• ..... APT. d/w, w/d hk up1 631·9011 afler &c>m Co1ta Meta. 6•&-•330
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2 Mls-unr IOI 780-1 5 Moblt Homtl mtnl bllndl. etc Avlil Im~ E'StOE: 2BR 1' BA Patio Nwpt BMI. CM &48·7.445 SI E corner w .. 1c11tt Or & Grow. h•
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patlot, Stt5K 840-4$44. :: ~r':C~,::}S,:~ Slatl~l)~t!f='mo. 28A 18A ,.._,t ~ Otw. Launory room S785. BR. 2 BA concso Golf. mi••on Contact Merilyn >= ..__ 127 000 o8o
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...... looking tor heir •llllL ..... ~.. eeo.1aeo Thie poeltton produce• FJT,UnlqueprOduet.Cell 7' HAITIAN COTTON l'Ml ...... lllfhlte ditlon.ASTEALatSl500. ~:1c::F~~ :· =-' Md ~. FMHortlelend.PattTirne. we rMdy wt wen. ...,..,,, I• ftOW IOOklftO tor queen 1&19 aotebed, Off r9bbtt wlten apota 2 644-8722/D 75t-11CM/E Au.os;.:olid 9100 :. ._ tt;:~,J,':; 14A..o470 t:O!';:!=:r~~ energetic outgoing ::.•;~ COnd. •11M?· =t'I• ~ F~ 1912 21· Strcr tent trail«.;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;==
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' -/-Hlllllll 14&-7110 CompoeingAoom_':'look· ( )-•1-epons & money,-.~ • ~ orpatt time _ __ Henck._., CFA etlOta. SPOATCOACH 28~ tt. • bm up to tlOOO S* mo. Ing IOf an al(J**ICed __. ._. • t'laW a poeltlon for YQU, e "-tbia ttoura Double b•d. wHher, l200. llCMH3 c .... A, fUll aqu p 4,000 fMt.IN ld•llt
;, caM(714)647·7121 ••&1l111fl11l1t put..upwtlat.Ablltyto CallMr.K.,r!OM. ,. • ._11 _1 woodframa couch, 7' PETSAAEPEOPLETOOI ml. all under warr. MJ .. 11
Summer poeltlon. 10AM to WOtk both QU!Qlt and I 545-&042. "--Pine cabinet, Hl3e Oak Boerdlng a grooming $39,600. ~poller II, -'Fii llllT 7PM. 541-37H eccurately under cs.ad-Printing 1111..., atudent dHk, 1140'• 25 VMt• ~i.nca · Joe 648.a823/641-2017'.'1~~~~~~~~
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per"9e ()poor1unlty tor shift. p ..... contact Llaa leads & cOYnt• locatlon1 111-1111 wall unit, small rOtttop ....... llllT Xlnt mechanlcal. Fully loaded. exc.itent o':8. c:eraar arid compenu-Looking for new faces to Tenney MIWMn 9 and 5 Position avallabla In quall· & Mn $330 per sale d9ak 4• terrarium man's equipped. $5500 0 80, dlllon. S 18,900 ·
tlon. Proven aalesaystem work In fashion P<ln1, at 642·4321, E1et. 292 to ty print shop In lrvlne. (gross). Call Bl a ir Sch,,;lnn L•TOYr.' llama NMd;3~~~~~ome. 549"'•911 552-5833
and long term client rel•· comm«clals and music Mt up an lntervi.. We Training. benefitl, excel· 1·800·628·9128. 11_.11 rug, Singer tr .. dle aew· __ 'll M AUDI 1982 4000 C~
tlonahlpa. Send r~7 videos. No e11p necess• offer a full pactcag.. EOE. lent work environment. ·------"~No OTHERS) Ing machine. $45-5'00. n 58K ml. tan, snrf, •JCoet
or call Irv Katz, 2 · a ry. All ages. Ca ll 1 Call Personnel. SECROIRIES V" 646·0754. Ull cond. orig owner. 1at St, Suite :<503. Santa 213·859-9772 •Pert Time* Must ... to appreciate 54.850_ 759-9329 COM. Ana, 92705. 541-4442 --On"' 26 ooo mlles
Equal Opportunity Com--··-· • ....,,.... ............. ,. ftlUUl'D JOBS '7 ' BMW\986 52ae·•2.000 panles. M/F OCS needed to work wtth lllW • ..,ltnet (114)111-1211 Needed tor Temporary & ~ $36•500· 17141546--224' miles. White. blac k Dev. Dis people In grOYp Temporary to Permanent leather interior, 5·1Pffd
home setting. All shills ......... • Asslgnments. NOW' lmmaculatel S 15,950
....,.., ........ ., available. Full Time & PIMHTlll • .. -IFRCT 1 llHllZllUll 18 Ft STARCRAFT 9015 Gary, 474 -4004 /d PJ~~ ~::: t:':i;:~~~:i1; Part Time. Good ben· ILH IPllTIWUI "'"'" 15 VOU CAN EARN $50 • LJelll WATDUI w/cabln, all new uphol. 650·0230/e
641-a731 etlts. Call 557-8 113. •PUTl-IP Pll•• Seeks energetic l*'SOn • LITll 1·1·1 . $lOO ANO MORE EACH Absolutely beautiful! Mat· 105 Chrysler, runs pet· BMW .78 3201 llYUTIUTHI Hiii 1111 5 days/wk Incl Saturday. tor work In production • Wiii WEEK-WORKING PART ~=~~~:.:a~?~~~~·~~~~ ~eci. Bf•~· ~0106 ~a~er *IRlll llllT* El!cellent Cond. all·r•·
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Call 1·800·274·2•80 and have professional at· acen a ... ve.. b e n e f I I s C a I I Brand new. $200/0BO 963 3600 L --. ....... 1------1111111-• tltude. Contact Rob at Costa Mesa 714•939 6486 E 1 to D.L Weaver Temporaries helping us get new cus· 668-0817 18' L VMAN 1955, Im· • uve .. ~....._¥ UW '11 llO IL
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paid vac & holidays. 7 14 /9 6 4. 6 193 o r Kerrigan. 545·8042 Center ofc. Jack-of-all· 2 W d 1 White European 1n1egra trailer To many e1etras to II 0111111 1:::ii~~~iiii~ Costa Mesa. 646-8441 213·849-3366 trades. phones. Word 1· .e prdovi e, ranspor· desk w/flle drwr module hst E1ecellent condition 4x4. loaded, automatic,
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for FOOD SERVERS and SURPRISES WAREHOUSE Large' selec t io n o l PAllTIHSNIP creen glass. auto. tilt. $4,300 840-7741 .
HOSTESSES Apply Club Sportswear is seek· diamond s. vintage, electronic speed control, DATSUN 1982 280ZX2~2
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male S250 1 male black FI ND pain1 only w111 consider
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I By SYDNEY OMARR By PATRICK WALKER
Monday, June 18 I Monday, June 18
ARIES (M a rc h .21 -Apnl 19): O n this Monday you could be ARIES (March 21-.\pnl 20) Mars. :rour ruler. 1s about to make
sighing. "I 'un "rd1·· Focus on inten II). authority, in1tia11 ve. an ad ,er~ aspect to Neptune 1n C apricorn. T herefore. yo u simply
· t1m1 ng. Nothing ot:cur-. halfwa). including personal relationsh ips. cannot be in the dar~ about long·tt•rm carur o r professional matters.
Lo .. e pann.cr ~111 he 1nqu1s1t1 ve. D o n't bow! Something has got to g1 ,c a nd 'omconc has. to be prevented from ACROSS
1 Soll na1s 5 Small nail
9 Gels ready
14 Dutch product
15 Deserve
16 Stage Sflow 17 TabOO 18 Above
t9 Baam
20 Andrews Sisters e g
2 1 Unconscious states
23 and -
well''
24 lnlktel
26 Bou19-.1#rd 28 Possess111e
29 Accumulated 33 e1ancne<1
36 Way 37 European com
38 Beverage 39 -1a1e
40 Evidence 41 Getaway
42 Appellation 43 Planted
exploscves 1n
44 Streu 46 -score
lnils 47 Otv1s1on word
48 Made neat 52 Horse abode
55 Shoot from ambush
2 3 4
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57 Havmg w1nqs
58 Discharge
60 Mideast gulf 61 Transporl
62 r1n Pan
63 Metal 64 Sunsel times 65 Plow poon~r
66 Im all
67 Cozy rooms
DOWN
1 T11n 2 Be very IO<'ld
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3 Frenry
4 More suave
5 Pick-me-up 6 Betray
7 Tiny lhing
8 Dot ETD 9 Shoe un11s
abbr 10 Otd over
11 Harmful 12 tnllU8flce
13 Comprehends
22 Gnmy 25 81td 27 Metric unit
29 Contaminates
30 Murder 31 1nc11nallon
32 -Oreille River
33 Proflctenl 34 Row ol
stllches
35 Hashllh base
6 7
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED '
36 Just•ltcatoon 39 Clulches
40 Located 42 Summer
acqu1smon 43 Scratch,
per haps
45 Obstruct 46 Whiles away
48 Weapoo
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49 Bulb 5e0men1
50 GobbleO up
51 A1t11e
10
52 Riffe s1gn1
53 Auto par1
54 As a
56 fnsp1ra1ton
59 S1orm center
11 12 13
TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 20): You no lo nger are bound by
outdated rules rho!.e who atte mpt to ho ld you th rough shrieks. te~rs
wlll be frustrated . Yo u have earned your re lease. O ffCr hard to resist
com es from afar
GEMINI (Ma} 2 1-Junc 20): All that you hoped for can be mostly
fulfilled b> tonight. Know 11. be confident. m m glc with bigw1,1s .
Focus on romance. creat1v1t). powers of persuasion. Leo. Aqua n us
persons pla~ role"
CANCER (June 21-Jul} 22): Prom otto n could be te m poranly
derailed b} fam1I} mem ber or top person. Be patien t. avoid panic .
Scenario featu re~ elevated prestige. eventual em otional scc unty.
Financial outlook al!.o improves .
LEO (Jul} 23-Aug. 22): Suddenly what had been th reatening 1s
transformed into rea son for celebration. You m ight be saying. "this
1s not going to be a hlue Monday.·· Empha sis o n fresh acq uaintances.
social ac11v 1t)' EnJO}
VJRGQ ( .\ug. 2 '·Sept. 22)· Pieces finally fit toge ther. especially
in conncctto n wtth linanc1al s tructure .Scorpio v1s1tor provides clues.
hc:lr s rcm-:>\.C o h\tacles. Mo ney in ('scro" could he released. Loan
w1I be appro .. ed
LIBRA (Sl·pt D-Oct. 12): No o ne will dare tell you. '"Talk is
cheap! .. W hat )Ou sa y and write will be mcanineful. Focus o n ·special
appearances. marital status. Scenario highlights trips. visits. ex-
pedmcn1at1o n. C hange overdue.
SCORPIP (Ot.·1. 23-Nov. 21 ): Family me mber wants to emerge
but is painfully 'lh). Go slo w 1n connection w tth job offe r. o ther
tnduc~mcnts. Yo ur own health rcpon s enablc5 you to heave sigh of
rcltef. Taurus figures pro minently .
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dt-c. 2 1): Don't be afraid to be a fool
in love. Permit em otions to rise. Accent styl~. creativity. prepare for
dramatic changes. Sccnano also htghhghts clandestine arrangements.
secrets. d1scrc11o n.
iCAPRICORN (Dec. 2Z·Jan. 19): You could be saying, "Now
we're playing on my home ground!" Means you have definite
advantage over con1pct1t1on . Appltes to pcr$0nal and professiona l
activities. Mo ney news will be excellenJ.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Fcb. 18): ft'nphas1s o n versatility. Ouib1li·
ty, wtlh nJ ness to nde with t ide. If fi xed tn your way you'll 1nv1te
loss. hotc( 1 ·your own. Let go of secunty bla nket. Travel in v1tat1o n
can be taken scn ou I>-
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): What had been holding yo u back
is no longer relevant. Path 1s cleared for investment, proper loc1t1on.
financial gain. By tonight loss will have' been recovered . Yo u'll u y,
"I'm happy and I d eserve 1t!"
IF JUNE 11 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: Hang o n! In July you'll be
rid of "cd tape, re tnctions. you'll express )'OUf'1Clf to fullest extent.
T his m o nth, June. dcuul unravel. you'll fix th1np , you'll ~~re
rather than act. For July it's travel. ro mance, style. Aries, Libra
persons play im portan t ro les m your lt(e. Yo u arc dynamic,
romanuc. can be forceful. Take special care 1n handhn1 of sharp
ob)ect • 1nclud1ng kitche n utcn tis. Auaust and October will also be '---'---:~-..l.::=:!:::::::::.I!~!:::::~=!::::±=!!!!!!!::::::::::=~==~ J memorable for yoti 1h1 1 year. • _
taking O\l'r your rolt" and hogging the limelight.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 20): There really has to be soml"-
thing more to h fe -and. o f course. there is - a lot m ore. However,
11 would appear that you can o nly progress fu n her no w by relining,
offioading a nd reshaping )Our \Cr) perso nal li fe and disposing of a ny
unwanted o r unnccessar) rcspons1b1hties.
AQ ARIUS (fan. 21-Feb. 19): Yo u o bviously c.annot disregard
the w inds o l change on the work front because both your reputatio n
a nd \Our long-term prospects arc at stake. Ncvenheless. thro ughout
the rl·ma1m.k r o f June )OU must refrain from using u nethical tactics
a nd avoid all forms o f mtn gue o r ppwer struggles like the plague .
PISCES ( frb. 20-M arch 201: M ars in Aries 1s no t in a
paruc ularly happ) or helpful m ood at the mome nt and you. in tum,
must settle for a ~hort ~nod when sudd en flare-ups in close personal
rela tionships or fierce argument<; over finances appear to threaten to
undermine all \OU ha\e \trtvl·d so hard to achieve.
TAURUS (April 21-Ma)' 2 1): M ars no w at odds wtth the
revolutio nary planet Ncplunc s1gn11ies that you are ca ught up 1n a
web of intngur or an l'mot1onal conflic t a nd unable to e'tncate
:rou r~l f \.\Ith good grace. llu\.\ever. this 1s one occasto n w hen you
rc~all) m u\t 1h1nk onh about rour own lo ng-term happmess and
"'el fare. .
GEMIN.I (~ta) .:!1-Junl' 21 )' o\lthough 11 would stem that your
m111n concern at 1hr mo me nt t'l to reorganize or regulate your
financia l afTa1rs or bu~1ness m a tters. yo u also appear to be cop ing
with !I.Orne kind of personal loss or separatio n a nd therefore must
rem ember the maxim ·a problem hared is a problem halved.'
CANCER (Junr 22-Jul} 2 ): What now takes place o n the work
front will be mo re than JU~t n flash in the pan. Therefore. the
mome nt has com e to decide what is for the best m the long-term
-even tf this necessitates h:n tng to delegate rcsponsib1lit1es o r a
cenain amo unt of autho nt>.
LEO (Jul) 24-,\ug 2 ')' Whe n one chapter or cycle co mes to a
close "'e frequent!) forget that new planetary aspects a rc about to
replace "hbt h:ts been lo t o r rt movcd. nd you cc.-na1nly need to
look bc)-ond immediate trial> o r d1sappo1ntments -both in your
ve ry' personal life and o n the work front.
VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)· YO'f need your wits about you to
ensure that an) new financial or business ,arran,ements arc not
designed to give o thers m o re contro l o r authonty. On 1 m orc
perso nal level. however. the Mxl few weeks should mark the end of
a lo ng d rawn-out phase of partnership d isputes.
LJBRA (Sept. 24-0 c t. 23): A lovely aspect between Pluto 1n
o rp10 l.lnd Jupiter 1n Cancer shou ld co ntinue· to keep you on an
even keC'I a nd e Anble you to talie even enforced cha naes on tbc wo rk
front in )Our stndc. HO\.\<C'VCr. you must leam to co nserve your
energ1e\ >.ind not tf) to burn the ca ndle a t both ends.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No \, 22 ): Many individuals. inc lud1n1
cenam astrologer~. undere 11matc yo ur need for emottonal secun~y
a nd tab1hty, al: o 1m11g1nc you ~,ii throuah life un1ffi:cted by rtbum
or reversal . H o\.\<cvcr. no w 1 )Our chance to a~tound everyone in
~•&ht by firmly clo 1na Quite a number of doors.
SAGITf ARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 2 I )! You appear to be tom
between staying put o r making several brave~and.dccisive mo ves.
both o n the home fmnt and Ill work. However. unless You do accept
what ts curre ntl:r on o lTcr, )Ou ca n never qajn compr1in about tht
lack or opJ)On un 1ty
IF YOUR BIRTHDAY I TODAY: You must bc Stele and ttrtd
o f bc1na told to bide your time a nd hold )Our honn. Ho~vcr, dttp
dow n }OU should frcl that )Otfr da)'s 1n the w11dtmcss are almost
o'er a nd that both pcMnall) n r pro rcssto n1lly you art about to be
back IO the matn"itf'\'l\m o( hfc "1nd back tn bustnnt.
MAzDA 1985 GLC Hatch·
back Gray. automatic.
excellent condition
S2 700 361-9770
MAZDA 88 323SE
AM/FM cass ate Low m1
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MAZDA MIATA 1990.
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553-88 10
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country, muet Mii. OnfY Ion. $1.950. 114-5917 Air, pie, p/b, tit, 2.5 liter liHllJS ...... _ CMMtte, e1tc.llent cond • The r901ttrant(t) COf!\· net1 under Ille ~lllola Tiiie butlneU le con.-.,_ Countr Oft -..
1800 mllel • "'811 right VW 1M3 A.\BBIT GTI, f t U I t n 0 I n e . 5 1• 1111 $&900. 212-3893 menced 10 trlinNC1 bUe1-8uelftffe ... am-C•I lilted duc1ed by 1t1 tndMOueil 1tl0 ......
• 18001 Wl'lltt, IOeded. black. 50.000 orlglnal epd.(8205-1193811 ..... al.. neea under the Flc:tlllOUll at>ow on M ly 5, 1HO Tiie r90l1tranltt) COfft·
SerloUe lnquirer1 only mil... $3,300 OBO 111• OOOGE ·19 COLT Peer1 whlle beauty All tt'9 lullneH NalM(e) lilted Geti S. Dominguez menGed to trllnMGt bull-PUblleMd Otlinlll COMl
$13,000. Private PMty. 499-1493 H.BMctl c~ Excellent condition. 1 1 (•803N2) · abOYe on May 22. 1990 Tiiie ttatemant wu flied neee undef tile Ac1111out Dally PikM. June 4'. 11. II.
Oeye7141847·1187. -_..._.;;,_1 -'11 a.400. FIRM. 6S1..e283 oYt
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evenlnga714/34s.-0851 VW 1985 GOLF, 2·do0f. --llllllHT• Mike Stanley ,... Thia 11a1..-nen1.,.. flied= County on May 24, at>OYeon 1973 llMl7
PORSCHE 1H 1 1800 • ~~i1~n .... ~· ~::d ~~~~: 11M Pini lftlm STK•71M NEAR NEW 1tl0 lttllll ..... Wltll t~=ty~ler~a~f rs: 1 ,__ ~:O:t~w• Iliad "8JC llJl1CI s u p • r K • r m • n Kenwood pullout IMreo, LUllllry equipment pl(ge. ...... FORD PINTO. Bl.VE. 111-1111 = ' Pul>lllMO Oranr Coeat Wllll the County Clettl of Or·
Notchbeck Coupe. Fully beck tinted o0indowe, p/1, alarm, 3.3 litre V..f. beM .... I ....... -., Im all ,._ Dally Pllot. June . 11. 18. a1191 County on May 25, Ptennou9 • ..... r•IOted Black/Ian. ~ sunroof S4 8 ,,_A ultra drive 4 •Pd *""""" Publitnad Or1nna Cout 25, 1990 1990 ' llAlm 9TA'PWff
<*'lta..Oooenglneover-tlabl~ M icheil';: . auto.(727147) 1••11 _.....,,,c...S4t-3758 MERCURY 1M9 COl.I08f o.lly Piiot. Jun .. r11. 18, M·920 , .... TM f0110wi1'9per90M.,.
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Private petty. 3-0733 VW 1987 Cabrlolet. · ,.... CADILLAC '71 C.O.V. Automatic. A/C, 9514~ 497.5047 port BMcll, Ca141 92880 (b)THE HEATING &' AIA
PORSCHE 1972 91 IT.~ Black/black, ••tended IU .. 11 Power wlndow1/lock1, stored. AMII~ M · --rtllllC NOTICE ftCTinOUe .,..... Publothed Orange CoMt CONDITIONING COM,AHY, 1tor~_l*enew.Cellme. warranty alarm original A/C, AM/FM, good 723•1 9 MUSTANG 1982 MAmlTAftmWT Dally Pilot, June 4, 11, 11. 1NtS State ColeQelltwd.,
s 14,ouu. 642·2923 owne<, 9'ways garaged 'II..,... 1111• transp<>ftatlon. Mu et Hll bast ollar. ftCTmOUa .,.._88 Tile followlng pet<ton1 are 25, 1et0 AnallWn, Calif 92IOI
PORSCHE 944 1986 s .. ca,llent condition : Air. Auto, rNr window $1000080 723-1288 ....... EID 54M157 MAmlTATDmWT ~~~STRUC· M-933• c:..114 eun:. ~r-c::
.AAAA ..... •c ulM •1 _; 18,750 OBO. 733·2401 defroller, tinted glaaa, CADILLAC •7 .. Eldor.,.,. .. • TM follOwing pereone are T"""' ""'S4 "'--ia An• AYI i-.... °!,~· 1 .. ~.....:..._:ate,. ..... _... ... ,.,, r con r..,, 50/50 SMll w/ recliners. • ....... doing t>ulinell u : """· "' ....,, -iir"' ......... .., _ _.,, ..,_
Wllll• with black IHttler vw 1989 Foll GL. amlfmllereo(704312) Olasel Sharp 81K. Auto, air, CUHtll. HERITAGE LEASING AS. CostlMMa,Callf 92627 ·-ec MftTV'C 92806
Interior. AM/FM c .... u. BARGAIN! Unoer low 111.... Loaded $2500 OBO. (B80396) SOCIATES. 1551 Baltllf' St . Jalm• SenehH, 2034 I'-""'~ This bYllneH II con-
stereo. Elee1rlc sunroof, blue t>ooll. $5,9!>0. Mint .-. 644.a689 ..... Sult• 8, Cost• ,....., Calif Santi An1 Av• Colla ftCTITIOUa .,..... Oucted by: a C«OC>f•tlon
door loc:tc1 ....... AIC. ·conc11t1on, •II lhegoodiesl H BEAG,H CHRYSLER c -~c-· F 92e2e ....... Calif 92!27 MAim ITATl•NT Tn. r90l11rant(I) ec>m·
Alarm with remote. E•· 964·7362 Mu11 sea1 Ml-1111 AOILL~ble 84· kM:.tory T11e1•1re 11••111 Adema Flnandal Corp., Thll t>uelnH• 11 con-Tiie f~ '*'°"' .,1 manceo to 1ranwt bull-
tanded warranty 36,000 convan · moc top, Ml .. 11 Calltornla, 1551 Bailllf' St . OUC1ed by an tncltV\dull OOlng DYllMI• u MM under Ille Rcttt.tOU•
II E II I 'II U 11111111P1 44K, black/red, dtgtl al Suill B Colli Mesa Cahf Tile r90l1trantt1) com· FIRE & BR IMSTONE Bu11nese Name(e) llet.O :i11~~: Mu~~:..~rs1•~g;;o Air, 4 wtll dltlC brekff, 1111. dalh, fully loaded MINT. 9211211 . . . ~nc!! t~:~ .. =; CERAMIC co . 2701 s Or· at>owon· May l6, l980
OBO 832·8710 eleetrortlc speed edtttrol, SI l,500 53'·2042 FORD 'M THUNDERBIRD Tiit• business is con-=n•n .,.eme(•I lllleO •noe •O Santi Ana Calif ~=n:.~t wu fMd 4 FIW ..,6 __ • am/Im cass. rear wtndow CADILLAC '86 Elan, Fully loaded, mull OLDS '970 Cuti ... Su-Oueted by a c:orpar111on ve Ma 23 1990 92627 Coun c of Or·
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AM/FM cassette. E•cet-
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OUI ,~.D •-defr~ter.(452092) e..utllul Sabia se 11 $ 7 . 9 o o o Bo. prame, 2-door, loaded The reg1str1nttsl com· a°Jai:sanJ.z · J1m11 Robin Logan. 211 :,';.''County tyon ~ay 18 --·-112 •21 11••• 1e1n1i111 721-8338. estate .. ie. 1 owner menced to transact busl· Tiits statement wu hied E Avocado, Cost• Mell. 1990 •
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142·1111 548-3959 F• 'II •1111 H above on May 11, 1985 ~~ Y · oueted by an tncllVlclual Dallu ~llOt M 7 June 4 Edoie Bauer auto alloy Ruth Paelelock, Pre110ent ,...... The registrant(•) com-11 ~8 1990 •Y • •
..... 1•111 UllLUl.'ll
Lu•ury Equipment pkge, II -LU plseats, security alarm. _ ..
wire whl covers. 1111. Full lac1. equip., mint con-
cruise, automatic deek lld oltlon! (2364791
pull down.(738161) 111,HI
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W ·1 · 1 ll.ll '12 llTLAIS Thts statemen1 was tiled 0 C menced to trwiaact bull-• • M wheels. el cared or. with the County Clerk of Or· Put>ltShe<I range oast neH uneler tlte Fictitious '914
(23GRP570) ...... ange County on May 25, Dail~ Pilot. June 4' 11 18· BuslnHs Nlml(el llsteel ......... .
111,111 Auto air. lilt, cruise, cass, 1990 25, 990 M 924 above on not yet
p/wlnd, p/locks EKlra ,..._ • J1m11 Ro'*1 Logan lretler-clean Low mlles Publtsheo Orange Coast Dtl-IC ICE Thts stllament wae tiled
111-1111 ( 1ESD810) Dally Pilot. June 4, 11, 18, l'UUL NOT with the County CllOI of Or·
•IHI 25, 1990 FICTITIOUI IU ... 11 angel County on M1y 24, M-929 1990
TM1•1re 11•M11 Dtl-IC NOTICE T~e~o!~'i!r-:! er• ,...... . PAC911CDW•L~ 142 .. 11 l'UUL dOlng bullness as PubhShed Orange Coast • ---... _ ,. 'II 111111 I ~TITIOUI llUllNEH ADS & IMAGES, 3355 Ilia D11ly P110t June 4. 11, 18, ~ • ~ 5 speed loaded. only 35K NAMI ITATEMINT Lt<lo. SI• 345 Newpon 25. 1990 ~~ miles. Absolutely 1m· p Ly M o u T H 1 9 8 6 Tile following persons 811 Beach Calo! 92663 M-925 3500 ....._, ~
maculate. (#0583U) Caravelle Turbo Loaded, dOlng buSlneu as Stephen M 1ultll<\ 3151 1_________ ...._
17.... all ma1nta1n•nce records. w Es Tc o As T Ex . Barbados. Cost• Mesa, rtllllC NOTICE ••••••••Ill e•c:ellent c:ond1t1on ECUTlllE SUITES. 188 E Calif 92627 i---------$3.850 2S2-8205 oays, 17th St Costa Mesa C1hl T1111 business 11 con· ,ICTITIOUI .,... .. ...........
111-2111 838-6618 eves/wknds 92627 cluc:teo by 1n 1ndlvtdual NAME ITATIMBfT Aue 111911 Associates 188 Tne reg•1trerit11l eom· Tltl lollowlng pereooe .,. l~~~iiiiiiiiiii~I PONTIAC '76 SUNBIRD E 11111 St Costa Mesa, meooed 10 1r1nuc:1 t>uSi-Clotng buSinest u 91 ,447 miles ssoo OBO Cahl 92627 ness uncle< the f"ICllhOUI l •IZENK CONSTRUC· Runs Call 631-7837 This bustness 1s con· 8us1fless Naml(sl llsleel TION (bl() STEEN PAINT-, .... FUTIYI --------•IOueted by a gene.al part· above on Mey 21 1990 ING 1c:)J A P,,OPERTIES, Carpentry, PAINT MASTER. Int. room Cassette, Charcoal c:Olor ners111p S1epnen t.A Julien 504 1Q111 St Hunttngton
BABYSIT 1n her Costa Elec:trlc11, Painting, $75. E•t. a.99·UP eKtra clean! (2NL9S.J PllTIAI 'II The reg1strant(s) com-T111s st11emeo1 was hied Beach c.til 92648
Mesa home PleaS41 call Plumbing, Window cover· AccOJJsllc:s 20 yrs exp. IHI 1-1 SllAI menced to transect t:>uS•· wttn 111e Count~ Cleft\ ot Or--~Ra~y~mon~~dJF~td~e~hs~Z~enlt~. ~'~~~~~~~~ Marcel. 546-1806 tngs, Etc Dav10 960-7914 Guar Free est 5•0·6238 AIT AIC & much more' ness uneler the F1e1111ous a~ County on M•y 24 ~ 504 10th St Huntington Tlt..W. INMn (STK#78661 Business Name(s) llsted 19 QUALITY childcare in your EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN lltltllaaiill't IH•I el>Ove on not yet F45aa
llOme Evel wkno $5 hr. Home Aepa1r-Pa1n1ing-Painllng·Caolnet refinish. 142 .. 11 11,HI James G West Pu!>l1sned Orange Coast
overnite $50 Childcare Tile & more Res/Comm Average rm ,65. kite cab hHlfhl PHtlM lllO Th11 st11emen1 was !tied Daily P1101, June 4 11 18,
degree X-rels 668·9108 CALL Stefin 581-7681 $225 Guar work 646-7740 lll·llll :~;.t'C~c;:-:;ry~ie;;a~' ~~~ 25 1990 M.921
WILL Care for your chll~ In HANDYMAN Carpentry I ll.Sll Pllmll F•I 'II 1990 f4SIS1S Pla.IC NOTICE
my NB home Loving Plumbing Painting INT /EXT SPECIALIST llST• IT •Y Pubhsl\eel Orange Coasl
Mom with some mecllc:al Patching & Remodeling I Excellent refs 842-3118 V-8 AIT AI C loaded A -••'IO D11I" Pilot June 4 11 18. 'ICTITIOUI IUIMll training 646·7422 Jerry 723-1651 eve's 81 · k ee' 1' 8859·6 ,.._,_ 25 11990 NAMI ITATH11NT RAINBOW Clrcle Ma1nt ac auty c~1 ) IUll •SI M-926 The foll<>Wlng persons are CALL ME FIRST! Painting lnl h t House& 11•,•H STK •7864 ---------ldOtng t>uttness as * L personal. FREE EST REAS RA TES Apt. Oual. )Ob Free esl 11" .4111 rtll.IC NOTICE DAN s c ENE 2 1 8 o home & small business No Job Too Big or Small St lie ::569897 636· 1758 ....... ll•rl .,.. McChntoci.. way Su.ue A
cleaning Quahty work & Aon 722-86A6 TOP NOTCH PAINTING 111-21M (Htlfhl Pltlfiat lllO NOTICE OF ~II Meu Caltt 92626
rels Kathy 568-1696 HO••E •••iNTENANCE E Ou G ,,.________ 711 llM I NC>tt-MIPONlletL(YY M1rt1n Parll.et, 1380 \/ti·
..., ...,,. Int / Kl ahty uaran·1• Notte:• is he<eby given lhat la~ Way A·205. Cost• * TRE.AT YOURSELF * AND REPAIR leed References Free Wll --------•itne undersignecl will not be Mesa Calif 92626
Have your house cleaned Call .llff ffJ· 1222 esttmales 631-6317 LWI I T ·BIRO .56 Immaculate., responsible lor any Clebts or This bustness 11 con-
by proless1onafst YESCI PlllTlll F• USS recent tull restoration. hab1llhes c:oritractecl by eny-ducted by an ind1V1dual Jenny 548--0621 VHOME REPAIR 1 -.. ... -llllTI $25 000 838•3232 one other tnan '!'YHll on or Tne reg1strantl•I c:om-vWITH SKILL AND CARE & Wallpapenng Quality &•• l"UI atr alte< this elate menc:ecs 10 1tanuc:t bull·
IHEITl IYIU EKcepltonal Qualtly Work work Free Est 969-63•9 60ta'.!'oocllose<SS18.7en5$S ~~o· ========-::I Dated lilts 14 Clay of June r>ess unOlf the FiellllOUS Regular Housecleaning Refs Call Tom 675-6226 ~ ,..._. 1990 Bustness Name<sl llst•d
Svc Shampoo carpets. $18A 70 to stan(1nc:I $7!>0 I· •m not now n1ve not al>Ove on N A
floors-windows 631-8511 HI IN 1 factory rebatel Total of RECYCLE DMf'I Sonc:e 112 89 ancl wtlt M•rtin p.,11.111
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HANGING/STRIPPING pymnts $19 122 End ol not t>e responSot>le for any Tt-111 statemeot .,as ltteO
Lic:ir560875 VISA·MC term purchase option I Turn unwanted debts 0111« than my own ""''"the County C..,._ of Or·
673.1512 $4412 76 Sub1ec1 to ,.,., Kllftcll, U01 ange County on May 0'5
c: red t t a ppr.Ova I lf8mS tntO Wlnelow Dr., HuntlftflCNI 1ggo
IMMEDIATE SERVICE SUPERIOR Wallcovering
ANYTHING TO DUMP Installation Removal
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• Publlllled Oranoe Coast Put>11st\ecl Orange Coast &SI, .... UI ca11 •.o112 • .ir.a79 Daily Pilot June 18. t9. 25. Dally Pilot June • 11 18, H. BEACH CHRYSLER -,_ 1990 25 1990
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Tha Calll Public Utllilles Odo jobs 665-7252 24hrs CRAZY 633-7172
Commission, REQUIRES , .......... ·-DUMP RUNS • JUNK
that all used. household • llllTlllTlll Furniture, trash, tree •
goods movers. print their Gen Bldg Contr Custom branches. appllanc11 Int / xt patch plastering,
P.U C Cal T n~mber. ho~es ;oom additions Call Mike 7 dvs 646-1391 custom teKturlng, quality hmo·s & chauffeur s print · work Problems-No Prob· thetr T.C P number In all Res/Comm All Phases of ~ lems! i;326864 554-7831 adver1isements 11 you Const Member of Better ~
have a question about Bus Bureau 661•14•3 housesttyc>orllome 25yr El'S PUSTllHll
the legality of a mover, OIUIT 111111 resident References By Restuc:cos, Patches,
limo or c:h1ufleur, Call Complete Design and Day or Week 489·9119 TeKtures. Repairs Int/Ext.
Public UtlltlH Com· Planning ReS1dent1al & . ;\e Free est 963-3418
mission. 714-558-4151 Comm4trcial Proiects Of YOUNG eHcuhve coup wllltng to llouses11 1·4 • Any Size 675-3252 months Raf.,enQI avail H•m .._HH
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35 yr1 axp Jerry 842:-0587 R .... Rat•. 838-5523
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Cover1. Dedie 842-1951
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_, ICONTMCT #M-IO -ediOI 1111 ol ._ lfteended edilil11111 o1 tlle lftW\ded QNIN,punuet11108edlon DMTION INTl~I T"'8 teo't'tMICI) oom-Me100,CW ...... C.. Tiiie •atM1811t ... llled TM t90ielt1nt(1) com. ~ CIMINT '0UNDATION. H•n•fetor• •r-: JACIC .,....,OR -= DtNO H .. Of -Celltor1'ie Uftj.. .. INN AM ..,.. Ln .,,.... 10 nn.ct ....... tonlleta121-tm ---~C..ofOr· menced to ltllllMCt ~ .. d it MMP, ANO WALKWAYS • CHANG, 1121 W""8r Aw., ADAM l.NT!~l. INC., tonn Coftw•Glell COde, .. Laaune ...... Celf, 12117 ..... und8r Ille FlctnlcM Thi• ~~ ,, COfl• .,. County on Mey II, .,... under tN FIClltloue
!UM IONOAA.: (C) 810 #32..to, Huntington •••ell, CA 1ot18 EdlnQet A~·.:. Foun. INpublic .... ofltlatoertein fhe flcftttow ........ 8uelneee Nemec•> .1111.0 1Netedt1y:eoorpciratlon tttO ·-Bu11ne•• N•m~•> tl1t.c1
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.MCt.ALAUBtM,. IN CONTMCf •M·IO -CE· 12147 teln Velley, CAt2rw. ~ generlltv dll-rwne••temMt•-i*tJ llloveon: June t, 1tt0 Tiie reoletrent com• ,.._ ~-":":'" ·~ orr N/A
MINT F 0 u N 0 AT I 0 N. Tiie looetlon In Celltor"'8 Ttle locellon In c.iHornle eoribed • IOllowe' nerthlp -Ned on Jalwely My Dtougfly mencecl lo llllllMCI .,.,,.. Publlefled ....... ....... AoMr1 J. Seal
MMP, ANO WALl<WAYS ·of the cNel •....W. olftcl of tlle ctllaf eucutille olftcl tMt ~ H , 1te9 In IM County OI Thie.....,_, ... Ned neu und8r Ille lktlttoul OeitV ~ ~ 21, June 4, Thie M~I WU~ A PETITION tm beef\ KILL VIAOOt<E Of prtndpel buelr1ele oftlce Of prindpal ~ oflOe wHdl le 1._;.11 ect ...... Otenge. ..ttt1 ""Col,inty C1ettc of Ot· bu11naae "*"'9 dt namee 't, 11, tttO wllh tr. County Clerk OI vr· .MW bv JAM!S ~ lid Oeedllne: Julys. 1990 ol IM Intended''"'*°' le: of tr. Intended,,.,,.._.,, le: IM ~tnenl of Houllng FUil Nerne end~ of enoe COunty on June .5. lilted llboW on NIA M-017 ange Coooty on June e. MClAUCIHLN .. .... at 2:00 PM ume. Mme. and Community OeYelop-th• Pereon 'Whlldrewtno: tttO l•t•ure D•Y•lopment 1990
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OGUft !'! ...._of llld RM*pt: Man· All otl'8f ~ ""'* All othef t>ualneu nernM manl under Decel No. Jacqueline Joanne 0.., t2 ,_ ln..,_11 of Callfomle, Inc.. "8JC NOTICE ,_
County ... ~t Sut>Pot'1 SentlCM. and addr8eMe uMd by tlle end llddt ..... uMd by Ille AAPM11 end the IOllOwing Canter Coutt, l•tlin• Publllhed Otange Coat\ ~Janee, Preeldent Publlllled Otano-CO..I
2tt5-A Beer StrMI, Coeta Intended lran...,or whl'lln Intended ttaNleror witllln Serial and Labelllnllgnle Nlouel. Cellf t2t77 , Delly Piiot June t f. 18, 25, Thia 1tetamen1 wu flled PICTTTIOUe ..,..... o.ily Piiot Jllne 11. 25, Mv
THE PETITION Meee, CA 12929 llw'M ~ IMI >'9W• .... lhtM year• !Mt ~ IMI Number(•): PvblllMd °'~ Cout .My 2, tlMIO with Ille County CWk ol Of. um 8TA'f'llmWT 2. 9. 1990 ~ M JAMES J. ptec;e Ptene/Oocumenlt put to fat u known to the put IO lat H known to Ille 8 e t I a I N u m b • r Deily Piiot June 4, f1. tt. 25, M·l45 tnoe County on June 5, The~ pereona are M·t5' MCLA.UGHLIN ti. to be picked up; Samt1 u Intended tran1r.rM ere. Intended tran1lerM are: 08Mt050Sset2 1990 t900 c:IOlng bUelneM .. : ~ted • ~ M>ove0t at welltthrough none. none. Lab6t/ln1lgnle Number M·IKM rtaJC NOTICE '49Mlt LOREN ll<tVESTMENT P\8.IC NOTICE ,..,,,_.,.... • to WALKTHROUGH: A walk· The name(t} Ind bulineea The name(I) tnd bulllneea 12M9 Publlllled Otange CO..I GROUP. INCORPORATED.
lldmnlllef fie .-.. at lhrOIJOh of ll'le alt• i11Ched· lddrees Of the Intended addreu of th• Intended Tiie undetllgoed will Mil "8.IC NOTIC( PICnnoua .,...,, Dally Piiot June 12, 19, 2e, 154S Adami Ave., Ste f1Cnnou8 ..-u lh9 dlCedtnt. uled IOr June 26. 1990. Pro. tran1lerH ( I) ere: JAE tranaf8'M(1) are: GEORGE Mid COiiaterai on July 2, MAMe ITATIMINT July 9, t990 0. t40, Coate Metia, Callt. MAm ITAT9..wT
THE PETITION tpi8Ct1ve l>iddel'1are10 meat HWAN CHO. 23 4 S E. OEMP.SEV, JR .. 2532 S. 1990. at t'.30 p.m. at 601 So. ftCTITIOUe .,_U The following pereons .,. T·586 92126 The following pert0n1 are ~ the dtcedlnrs .. Ille MMlagemenl Suppc>tt Gramc::ety Pl . LOI Angelea. LauretwoQjj, Sanla Ana. CA Lewie StrMI. City Of Orange. ..... 8TA,....WT doing bullneu .. : LOten lnwltment Oroup. doing bu.tineal •&:
WILL ~ co.lcle, If 1ny, S.,v1ces, 2H5·A BHr CA 90004; t.MNKIL CHO. 92704. Stet• of Cellf0tnle. The following '*"'°"' .,, Ttff. DIAMOND GROUP, ,,.,IC NOTICE Inc., A Nevada Corp .. 4080 (1)A CLEANER IMAOE
b9 edri1"ted to ~-Street, Costa Meta, CA el 294 S. Gramercy Pl., LOI An-That the property P«li· SUClfl Nie. le being mlcle doing bu.elneat as;. 1101 Dove St.. Newport PeradlM Rd. • 15--302. Lu ( 2 ) A c c L E A R P R O • The will Md My oodcla 1 1 : 0 0 AM Ca 11 geles, CA 9000• Mnl hereto It delCrlbed In bV r..-ori ol your deleull on NOURSE DEVELOPMENT BMch, Calif. 92660 NOTICE Vega, Nevada 89t09 FESSIONAL SERVICES
•• available tot (714)656.3240. ror details. That the property peol· general at. en furniture. fl•· December 15. 1989, under COMPANY, 90 t Doyer Voland• R Solano, 23A 72 INm1NCI •• fnls buslneu 11 con· ( 3 ) Ac C E N T P R 0 •
ex.mnation In the .. Mpt 81ds will not be accepted nent hereto 11 desortbed In t uru an d equipment 11\al cer1aln Security AQr-. OfiYe. Suite 110, Nfttport White Dove, EJ TOfo, Calll. Nollce1allefet>yg1Yen lhat dueled by:• c:orporallon f'ESSIONAL SERVICES. ~fie court from oontrector1 not allend· general as· All tumhure. h•· together with the goodwlH ment. dated May 7, t914, Beach Callf 92843 02630 Ille Board ol Tn.1a1 ... ol lhe Tile regl1tr1nt(1) com· 2072 Gol~ Pl •• Coal•
THE PETITION Ing thl1 walkthrougn. t u res and equipment ano trade name of that cer· between you. u o.btpr, and Peter w NourM , 901 Thi• buslneu Is con· coast cornmunlly College menced lo transact blal· Meal. Call! 92S26 • ~ aU1hority to NOTICE IS HEREBY together with the goodwtll taln M<Vlce llallon 1>Y11ne .. Valley Fed«•I Savingt and Dover Drive, Suite 110. New· dueled by· an individual District of Or8f199 County, ,_. und., the Flclltlout Sieve OllYU Holl1nd,
adinlniseet the ..._.. GIVEN th~t the eboYe· and trade name or that cer-and Is located et 10975 E'd· Loan Aaeoclatlon •n~ured pol'I BMcll. Calll, 92663 The reglsttant(al com· Calllo<nla. will receive seal· 8 u11ned Name(1) ll1ted 2072 Golden.ye Pl .. Cotta under h loct.e"odeot named ScllOol Oi1trlct of Or· taln pet shop & grooming Inger Aye • Fountain Valley. party, and purllJal'lt to Ille This butlne11 la con· menoed to 1ranl8CI bvll· ed bid~ up to bu.t no latet •b0"9 on: May 14, 1990 M .... Calif. 92628 Adninllllrallon of E.-... ange County. CA. acting by busineS& and 11 looaled at. CA 92708 rights of the undetslgned ducted by. 1111 Individual neu under the FteliOous then 11.00 1 m , Tuetday. Robert E Wilton. Preli-This bu1lne11 11 con·
Ad. (This authori1y will and lhtougn its Governing 6121 Warner Ave . Hunt-The Business name uMd under tald Securtty Agtee-The reglttrent(I ) c:om· Business Name(•) llsted July 3; 1990. at the Purchu· dent ducted by. an lndMOual allow lh9 pet90f\al Board. herlnaltM referred 10 1ng1on Beach, CA 92647 by said 11111111erors at 11ld ment and Sec11on 9504 of menoed 10 transact bvll· abOYe on May 30. 1990 Ing Depanment of s.ld col· Thia 11atement was flied The regl•H•n•t•l com·
'9pr8Ml'ltative '° talla ••"DISTRICT". will receive The Business name used locatlon 11· MILE SQUARE the Callfornl1 Uniform Com· ness under the Fletillous Yolanda Solino 1ege district loeated al 1370 With the County Clerk ol Or· menoed 10 transact bull·
many actione wlehout up to, but not tater than lhe by said transferors at said UNOCAL merlcal Code Butlness Name(I) ll•t•d Thfl stetement was tlled Adams Avenue. Costa ange County on May 18, neu under the Flollllous obtainlna oour1 approv•. above-st1t«td time, sealed location is ANIMAL KING-That said bulk transfer 11 Al 1ny lime t>elore the above on 1968 wllh the County Clerk of Or-Mesa, California 81 which 1990 8u1lness Name( a) ll1ted ~· laking C9"8ln very bids lor the award ol a con-DOM intended to be oonsum-sale, you may redeem uld Peter w. Noutse ange County on June 5. lime sakl bids will be pu~ f4'1UI ebove on June 7, 1990 ~t actions tract for the f bove project That saio bulk trensler 11 mated at the office ol: OP· collateral In accordance with This statement was flied t990 tlcly opened 1no read for Publislled Orange Coall Steve Holl•llO
hoWWr, the ~ Bld1 l hall'be received in intended to be consum-PORT UN ITV ESCROW. your r1ght1 u!\def Section wllh the County Clerk ot Or· f451353 PURCHASE OF MICRO· Dally Pllol M1y 28. June 4, This 1tetement was 11141<1 ~taM Wil b9 the pltce 1denhlled abOve, mated at the olhce of OP-1205 E. Chapman Ave , Ot· 9506 or the Calllornla Uni· ange County on June 8. Published Orange Coast COMPUTERS HARDWARE 11. t8, 1990 with the County Clertl of Of·
t9qUWed. to gN9 notioe to and shall be opened and PORT UN ITV ESCROW. ange, Calilotnla 92666 on or lorm Commercial Code, by 1990 Dally Pilot June 11, 18, 25. AND SOFTWARE. GOLDEN M·911 ange County on June 8,
lnw•ted per80n8 i.n.ta publicly read aloud at the 1205 E Chapman Ave , Or-altar July 5. 1990 tendering $23.335.93 In pay· ,.._ July 2. 1990 WEST COLLEGE 1990
lt'9)' heve W9twd notice or above slated lime and place ange. Cahtornla 92666 on or Tn1s bulk tran1h1r IS su~ ment ol t he expenses Published Ore(\ge Coast M-946 All bids are to be in ac-Pllll.IC NOTICE f451111
c:onMnted lo the ptopo9ed Each b10der must submit alter July 5, 1990 j8Ct to Calllorn1a Umlorm reasonably incurred by the Dally PllOI June 18. 25. July cordanGe with the Bio Oocu· Publlstled Orange Coast ..:lion.) The lndepeodeot w1lh eaeh bid 1 cef11f1ed or This bulk tranaler 1s sub· Commercial Code SectJon undersigned. In retaking , 2. 9. 1990 Pllll.IC NOTICE menta wh1Cti are now 1n hie ftCTITIOUI ., ... ,, Daily Pilot June 18. 25, July
adl1•1iatation a""°"'Y cash••'s Check payat»e to iec1 10 CahlOfma Un11orm 8106 hOI01ng, eno preparing the M-1166 and may be secured 1n the NAMI ITATl•NT 2. 9, 1990 w• b9 ~ted uni.. an the DISTRICT or a bid bond Commercial Code Section The name and address 01 coHateral lor disposition. In • FICTITtOUI _,.,..SS othoe ol lhe Director or The lollowrng persons are M-959
ln19'-"d penon ,... an In the lorm set lof th 1n tne 6•06 1he persoi1 with whom 1rrang1ng lor the sale, and ,,._IC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT Purchasing or said college doing business as objedon ID the pet1b1 contr1ct documents In am The narr>e and aodress ot claims may be llled is OP· lor reasonable attorney·• The follOWlf19 persons are district SIMPSON'S PROPERTY Pt8JC NOTICE
and lhows oooct cauM amount nol iess then 5% ol the person with whom PORTUNITV ESCRO W , leesandlorreasonableleQl!I FICTITK>US _,.,..11 dol buSlness as Each bidder must submit MANAG EMENT. 10 10 t __ ..._ _______ _ wny the CIOUl'f' lhould not the maximum amount of b•o claims may be liled is OP-1205 E Chapman Ave . Or· upenses Incurred 1n tM NAMe STATIMIMT c':fo wN C"1IROPRACTIC with his bid 1 bid security In Slater Ave , Suite 113. Foun-FtCTI'TIOUI ., ... ,.
grant lbrt Mlllority. es a guarantee tha11ne bid· PORT UNITY ESCROW ange, CA 92666 and the last foreclosure Such tendet The following pe•sona are CONSULTANTS 61 Willow an amount not less lhan five taln Valley, Celil 92708 NA• ITATIMINT
A HEARING on the der wrll ti_nler into the 1205 E Chapman Ave. Or· oay tor hl1ng claims by any must be 1n lhe lofm o~ ca~. dOI buS1ness as Tree Ln .. lrYine Calll 92715 percent (5%1 0, one Beverly L Duggin, 12112 The follOWlng person• are
petition will b9 held on Jilly proposed contract 11 Ille ange CA 92666 and the last creo1tor shall be July 3 1990 cert1heo check, or cashier s J~ ·N·CAT USA 1810 Shen C Smith 61 Willow thousand dollan ($ 1000 00), Winton, Garden Gro11a, doing bus•neH as:
5, 1990 at 1 :45 P.M . In same 1s awardeo 10 sucn day lor t11tng claims by an)' which is the bu11ness day check drawn upon a Call· Monrovle Costa 'Mesa Tree Ln Irvine Calif 92715 whichever 11 lesser, ol lhe Callf 92~5 c A T A L 1 NA c 0 M . Oeol. 3A locllted at 700 bidder In the eYenl olfailure cre<111or shall be July 3. 1990 before the consummauon forma bank or savings In-Calll 92627 ' Micneue Leed on 61 sum bid 85 a guarantee that This business Is con· MUNICA TIONS, L TO., 537 CIYlc: ~ ~ W•t. to enter into said contract which 1s Ille business day oate spee11ied above st1tU11on. and may be made • Newport Motors Inc , Ctll· Willow Tree Ln lrYine 'caM bloder will enler into the dueled by an 1ndlVldual Newpc>tt Center Drive. Suite
San•Ana,CAV2701. such securny will be tor-t>elofe the consummation Oateo May23 1990 payable 10 Valley Federal lornla,.lS60NewportBlvd . 927 15 proposed contrlCI 11 the The reg111rant(a) c:om· 221. Newport Beach. Celt!
IF YOU OBJECT TO le11itd date spec:1lied above Oeotge E. DempNy. Jr •• SaY1ngs and Loan A5SOCla· Costa Mesa Cthl 92627 ThlS busines' 15 con· same 1s awarded to him In me~ 10 1ranMCI bul l-92660 the granlinl of the petition, The DISTRICT seserves Dated June 12. 1990 Intended Tr8tltfer-hon ano delivered to Ille Tnis busrneH ,5 con-ducted by co-pariners the eYent of tallure to enter ness under the Flc:t11lou1 Thomas F ColbV, 31 you lhoutcf ~-et fl4t lhe righl to re1ec1 any or all J" Hwan Cllo, Maftllll Publlsn~ Orange Coast undersigned 11 Cameron, ducted by. a corporation The regrstranl(s) com· into such contract. the Business Name(s) listed Ouisset Brook Road. Mnton, hearin_g and ..... your bids or 10 waive any !r· Cho, tnlandM Tr8'1efer-Daily P1101 JuM 18. 1990 Dreyfuss & Woll.·601 South The reglstrant(s) com-menced 10 1ronsact bus•· proceeos or tnechec:k will be above on May 17. 1990 MA 02186·37• 1
obe:tiOn&. or Ne wrmen regular111es or intormahlies Published Orange Coast M968 Lewis S1ree1 Suite 205. Or-menced 10 transact bu.SI· ness unoer lht' FICUhOUI rorle11ed. or 1n the case ol a Beverfy L Duggin This busineu 19 con· ob lions wtlfl lh9 oour1 In any bids or 1n tne b1oomg Oa11y P1101 June 18 1990 ange Calllorma 92~. or at ness undllf the Fictitious Business Name(s) listed bond the lull sum lh~eor This s1a1ement was hied oucted by in in<lllllOual
b9 lh9 hearing. Your No b•Oder may w11hdra.. M969 tn.t place and time o sale Business Name(•) hsted ab011e on June ' 1990 will be lortened to sa10 col-"""h the County Clerk ol Ot· The reg1strant(s) c:om-~aranc» ITWY M in any brd l0< a Ptmod 01 forty-DATED June 11 1990 abOve on June 1 1990 Micnelle Leeoom 1ege 01st11ct B10 securny enge County on May 18. menced to 1ran111ct bull·
pef90t'I or~ your enom.y. live (<15) days aller .IM date P\lltC NOTIC£ PU8llC NOTICE CAMERON. Dl'IEYFUIS Sao Partow Pres•Oent Tn1s statement was llleo snail be one or the 1011ow1ng 1990 ness under lhe F1c1111ous
IF YOU ARE A se~ lopr the openBing 01 b•dS K·"'r7M • •WO~F S T E ., E .. .. This statement was tiled w1tn lhe Counly Clerlo. ol Or· Cashier's Check Certllled F457137 Business Name(sl llsted
CAE rTOR "' aymenl ond ano a r • "531 1 't · • " " · 1n lh c t Cle k 1 o c 1 J 5 Check Of B1ooer s Bono Published Orange Cout bo M 24 1990 0 or a Performance Bond Shall be FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NOTICE OF ll'U8llC I CAMERON, all0tneya fOf =~• ~O:~; 'I on rJu~e ;· ~nge oun Y on une made payable to tne Otoer ol Daily P110t May 28 June 4 a T~~~;s F 'tot by
oonllngent etedilOt of "• reQuired PrlO• 10 execution NA• STATEMENT SALE Of' f'ERSOHAL V1lley Ftderal SaYl"f• ~nd 1990 F4seu2 lhe CoclSI Community Cot· 11 18 1990 This 1111emen1 was filed
deoeyour ~m' ~111 musl ...... 'oo~!! of the contract ana shall be The ronowrn9 e>e<S0t•s are PfU>f'El'ITY Lopan Auoc:laollon C F4-1 Published Orange Coast lege 01str1c1 Bo ard o r M-910 ""'th lhe Coun1v Clerk or Or· ....., .. r-"'' in 111e torm sel lorth rn Ille OOlng business as •OOIOI • ubliShed range oast 0 C 0 p 8 .15 Trustees c 8 and matt • oopy lo ltle contrac1 ooc men1s Con11nental Mobllehome Pursuant 10 the Cehforma Daily P•IOI June 18 25 1990 Published range oast aily. 1101 June 11 1 .tnge ounty on June
personal r•pt'esentaliYe Each bioa~r snail be a Parli Associates. 3187-H Sell-Service Storage Facility M.972 Daily Pilot June 18. 25. July July 2 1990 No OidOe• may w1111<1iaw PUBLIC NOTICE 1990 appoinled i-. the oourt A A c r M 2 9 1990 M-9"7 hrs bid tor a penod tor forty· F45t517 w11h1n lour vlnontlls from I 1 c en se d co"' r ac' or irway venue os a esa Ac1 (B&P Cooe 21700 et . . M-961 live (45) days .alter ine date FICTITIOUS 8UllNESS Published Orange Coas1
the date of firal issuance of pursuan1 io rne Bus1neu CA 92626 . '90 I the undersigned w~I nun•tC NOTICE n11011c NOTICE set for rne opening thereol NAME STATE•NT Da11y P1101 Ju~ 18 25 July ano Profeu1ons Cooe ano Joon Hancoctt Mutual Lile sen at public cluc11on on July l"UU\. l"uut.. Tne Boaro 01 Tfusiees re-Tne following persons are 2 9 1990 lellers as provided in h<:eo~ m Lne t0Uow111g 111surctn~ Com.Piln:r. A 3 1990.. al 11 4S AM 18 1 ltslt PtaJC NOTICL FICTITIOUS WIJNESS serve5-tnepriv11ege or reie<:t· OOlng businesa as
seellOn 9 100 of the c:1ass1hc:a11ons Bl Of C-8 Mossachusells corPO<at1on Hugnes Irvine CA pe1!.0na1 NOTICE Of' ll'VILIC NA,._ STATEMENT ing an> ano ,111 bids 9r 10 CONSENSUS PLANNING M-957
Cahlomia Probale Code. GOVER NINO 80ARD Jonn H .. ncoclo. Pldce p1operty 1nclud1ng lurn11vre FICTITIOUS 8UllNESS ~ 1 t l he time for llling clam-.s C of a SI 11 DI Suile 200 lwo Copley CIOlhing IOOIS anoioi otner SALE OF PERSONAL NAME STATIMENT TM lollowmg persons ore waivear1y irregu ari iesor in-PARTNERSHIP, 3941 'E So DlllDLIC MnJICE w 1 not e e b"fc e t ar '" · oc er, rec· PROPERTY T r I oo.ng ous1ness as lormailtiu!> in any bid or 1n Bnstol SI Ste 334. Santa l"UU "" ' xpir v Of out tor M9ml Support Ser· Place Bos1on MA 02111 houi.eholO items slofed l:>y he ol owing persons are 8 & B SERVICE 5200 the blading Ana Calll 9270• ----------=~~~dmat!;:e l'leanng •lcH Huntwooo P.1rli. Par1ners tne lollowieg l)t'rsoni; Pufsua~12:':!~e9Calil0tnia do~~R~u~''::s;EsSIGN 110 11v1ne Blvo •77 Irvine GENE FAl'IRELL, Vice Richaro i< Wagner 638 SUf'EN°" COUftT PubUShe<J Orange Coasl LIO a Cahtorn1e l1m11ec SP E36? JORGE FIGU Calli 92720 C~•llor. lualnen Af· Whlln.., Waw Costa Mesa Of' CALtf'°"NIA, lhey~i!" Ml MptA:!., l,;~:ri Daily P1tot Jllnt' 18 25 1990 partnersn.p EROA ~·~:~v~cec~~f~"!~ ABe1aabttcnmCaa~1~ree92'6~8~5121n0~1on Beatrice F•eld 5200 l1v111e faire. Coa11 Community Cahl 92626, COUNTY Of' °"ANGE v1 M971 3187-H A1tway Avenue SP E36 8 GEORGIE Blu" 477 lruinA Celil Cof......,e Dleltl~ Franl«·h 0 ln lheMalleroltheApph• you ate a person Cos1a Mesa Ca111orn1a WALLACE seq I lne undP1s1oned will Lary Ray B•eed1ng 110 ... • ~ ··• " Cole, 2482 cation ol w 1a11 Allen Nelson
1nteresled 1n the estate, •----------9:!626 Ownet reserves tne right sell al public a•1C11on on July Alabama S1ree1 Huntington 92720 Publish~d Orn e Coast Fa1rv1ew W<i\ Cos1a Mesa Dy Wendi cooper ror
you may file wHh the court 1'1.B.IC NOTICE This busones~ •S r.on-10 bid at tne sale Purchases J 1990 al I 00 PM 1324 I Beach ca111 92648 5204 Tn1s bus111 .. ss s c:on-D·•11Y Pilol June 18 5 t990 Caul 92626 Change or Name
a lo!mal RequRSI for ducleo by a 10,,,1 venlure must bt' maOf'\Nllh cash only Jalhey Rood Irvine CA Tnis busmess •S con· ducted by cln 1ndMdua1 M974 Anorew E Strenk 801 No A 153796
Specc<1I Nohoe ol lhe fihng FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS Tne reg1S1111n1 com and paid !or 111 the hm!' 01 ~rsonal property 1nclud1ng ductt'O oy an 1nC•Vtdua1 The reg151rant(sl com-Sec:ono SI 309 Santa ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
of an inventory and NAME STATEMENT menceo lo tranS<ict busi-purcnase All purcnased lurn1ture ciothmg 1001s The re91S1rant1s1 com menct'O lo transact bull· PU8llC NOTICE Monica Ca111 90403 FOR CHANGE OF NAME
appraisal of esl;iite assets The following persons "" neu under the ••ct•ltous gOOds are sold as is ano andtor otht>• householo mencect 10 1rans11c1 ous1 ness undP• lhe f 1ct1hous This business is con· The app1tca110t1 ot w1au or of any petition or d0tng business as ousinesi. name or names musi be removeo al the lime 11ems s10•6(1 tty Int> ro11ow1ng ness unoer the f1c1111ous Business Name~41 hsteo FICTITIOUS 8USINllS Oucled by a g11nera1 part· Allen Nelaon t>y weno1
accounl as grovided in GR O ARCHITECTS 240 11s1ed aoove on Obt04J90 01 sale Sales subiect 10 persons Busmess Namt-151 11s1ed above on Ju11e I 1990 NAME STATEMENT nersnlp Cooper ror cha"9e ol name
secbon 125 of lh• NewpO<t Ce<11er Drive Sui1e Hu N r w oo o P A R ~ priof cancellauon in the SP B O 5 2 J E SS above on May 1 1990 Beatrice F1ela Tne to11ow1ng Pt'fSOrl!> •re The reg111r11n11s1 com· navrng been lileO 1n Coun
Cal1lorma Prot>ale Code A 123 Newport Beac.n Cahl PARTNERS L TO a Cali e•eni or settlement between MCMILLEN Lary Ray Breeoong rn1s s1a1emen1 was hied d01n9 business as menced to transact bus1-ano •I appearing lrom said
Aequest lor Soe<:lalNOllCe .92600 torn10 11m11eapA1ttrf'rship 0.,..ner and obhgoled party SP B059 RIC HA RD This s1atem@nt was loled w11n1ne Coun1,C1er,olOr-AUTO SHOPPERS AS ,,.SS under Ille Fictttious application thll Wiatt Allen form IS avallabie from tie Guy R Ou!'•wa1o 166 By Ricnard Hau & As Oaieo tnis ISth and 25rn oey BECKM.AN w11n tne County cierlo. ol 01 angi' Coun1v on June 8 S•S T ANCE PLUS 1035 Business Name(sl hsted Nelson by Wendi Coopef
court cterlt Garnet Ave Ba1bn.1 1s1ano s0<.1ates inc o1 Cahlorn1a 01 June 1990 Public SP C220 RALPH GALLO ange County on June e. t990 Westwaro W11~ Costa Mesa Rbot/8 on NIA has filed an npp11c:a11on
AttOfney fOf' ~tttloner: Cahl 92662 c.orporahon .i ooni;1 11 parl · Slorage Managemenl . Inc SP 0285 i<A THLEEN 1990 F45Mt0 Coli! 92626 R1Gnrd K Wagner proposing that hll name be
Denni• M. Dwyet This business ,, con ner Tetepnone 18181 244_6080 DOONAN f4""2 Pubhsned Orange Coast Armanoo F Herr'landez This s1a1emen1 was hied cnanged 10 Wiatt Cooper
Meanue & OwYer duc:tecl by an indivldual Richard A Hall Presioent Agent lor Owner Ownef reserves lhe right Pubhstled Orange Coast Daily P1101 June 18 25 July 1035 Westward Way Costa with the County Clerk of Or· Now tnerelofe, 11 15 hefe-
43f'1 Wllahlr• B lvd. Tne reg151rentes1 com-Tn1s s1a1ement ...,115 1i1eo PubhShed Orarige Coast to blO at 1he saie Pruc:hases Dally P1101 June 18 25 Jul\t 2 9 1990 M~sa Calif 92626 ange County on May 18 by Otdered ano 01tected
!k.11• 415 menced 10 1rans.tc1 buSI-.,.,,,h 11" Count)' Clf'H 0, Ot Daily Pilol June 18 25 1990 must oe maoe wllh cash only 2 9 ~90 M-962 Wilham F Sal1nard1 1990 1ne1 all persons intereSled 1n
Los Ana-IH, CA too10 ness under 1he F1c1111ous ange Cr.uni) 011 Juoe 5 M-976 ano Pll•d 101 at the time or M-965 ?6522 lucinda Mission f'57M1 said matter oo appear
Otange 'toast 0811~ Pilot Business Name( SI 11s1eo 1900 purchase All purcnased PUBllC NOTIC·E , V1e10 Cali! 92691 Publ1shod Orange Coast before lhls court at 700 CiYIC June 18, 19, 25, t990 abOve on June 4 1990 F'59344 gooos are solo as is and , This bu11ness Is c:on Duily P1101 MllY 28 June 4 Center Drive West. Santi
Guy R Ouerwato Pubhst>ed Orange Coast PU8llC NOTICE must oe removed 11 the time PU8llC NOTICE FICTJTIOUI aUStN£SS dueled by CO·Pilftners I I 18 1990 Ana CA in Department 3A
Pllll.IC NOTICE This sta1emen1 was hied D1111y P1lo1 June 12 19 26 or saie Sales SUbtect 10 FICmK>Us aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The registran11s1 com-M·9 13 on the 26th dly of June
Wit .. , .. _ c~·ntv c·~ ... of Or Jul 3 1990 • ........... prior c.ancellahon '" lhe menced 10 ln'.lnsact bUSI· ----------19Q/\ at 2 00 p M . 01 •aid " '"' ~ ' ""' • Y ,.._ NA• ITATE•NT Tne following Pt'fSOns are ness u-"~ the F1c:1111ous ~v • NOTICE Of' ange County on June 4 T ·587 NOTICE 0, ll'UILIC evenl ol selllement belween T 0 llv s nvc o PU8llC NOTICE day 10 show c.use wny such ""9LIC SALE Of' 199<1 SALE OF PIRSOHAL owne1 and obl1ga1ed party he lollow1ng petSons are omg smess t• Business Name<sl 11s1e11 ----------app11cat1on lor cnange of f4St202 Dllle<l lhl!> 18th and 25th day domg OUSlnPSS as TOVAR ENTERPRISES. above on MJ¥ 17 1990 FICTITIOUS •UllNEIS neme ihould not be granted A~:l~~':~e~~:~~ Published Oranoe Coasl PUBLIC NOTICE P~~';:1Y 01 June 1990 Publlc S ~AY S~P~CIRUM 16684 ~:-A CH~7''~~2?1 Cos•al A F Hernandez NAME STATEMENT 111s further oroered that a
pursuanl to Section 1988 ol Daily P1101 June 1 t 18 25 FICTITIOUS 8USINESS Pursuan1 10 IM Calitorn+• Slofagt> M11naqement. Inc c'I 11~~7~8 ounia111 Valley Vsa ,a 'Me ~ T 539 This statement was lrteo The lollOWlng persons are copy ol this Order To Snow
C J 1 2 1990 s s s r l e1ephone (818) 244-8080 ahl vom e r ovar w11h the Cou•Hy Clerk ol Or OOI"" busineu as Cause oe pubhSht'O 1n Or· tne C1v1I Cooe of ahlorma. u y ' M-943 NA• STATEMENT ell er111ce torage rac1hty Agent fOf Owner Jay B Stockwf'll 16684 A Hamilton SI Costa Mesa <lnge County on Mcly 18 OVERSTREET & AS·
the unoers1gne<J will sell 11 Ttw> 1o1io...1ng l)t'rsons <1re Act 1 B&P Code 21700 et Pubhsneo Oienge Coui Silklree St Founiarn Valley Calil 92627 1990 SOCIA TES 281 Sant a 1nge Coast Daily Pilot a
puoloc auc11on personal oomo ousmess as seQ I ine unoerS1gned will Dally Prlot June 18 2s 1990 Calif 92708 Tn1s busmen 1s con-F457,32 Isabel Ave Costa Mesa ~.~~~~~:Oerpri~r'ed g~n~~~~ l)roperly 1e11 by Bill HOOkl!f P\&.IC NOTICE 1.;1LENOERS R E 0 sell a1 Public aucflon on July i..A.977 This bus1nt'&\ 15 con ducteo by an 111d1Y•dual PubhShl'd Orange Coasl Cahl 92627 · • JHeoon~1el~randB10a;~1sn21az~ave "CTITIOUS 8Ull .. "'SS ~b ~L FE N~RE ~SN GR ECOO ~o:~~~ lra:1n3e 3~:M ...... ,1;:;;, oucle<I by an ind1v1oua1 The reo1,1r1n1tsl com Oa11y P110t May 28 June 4 Jellrey Ovefllfeel 281 f!'~~ra•;::!:s~ a=~ ._ .~ The reg1s1ran11sl com· menceo 10 1ransac:1 tws•· 11 18 1990 S • 'eo Auc11on 10 be held at 528 1 NAM£ STATEMENT Cl EARING GROUP )0091 'PfOperly 1nclud1ng lurn1ture PUBLIC NOTICE meocea to transact ousi-ness under lhe F1c111oous M 909 ant a Isabel Ave· sta P"Of to IM day or SllJd hear
Metdowlark Huntington The lollov1 .. n9 ~rsoris are Moonllue C11 H.ir11tngton c101111ng 1001s and Of 01her ness undef the FicllllOUS Business Name(st hSted • M~sa Cafll 92627 1ng -
Beacn. Cahtorn1a on June d0tng business as Beacn Calif 92646 nousenoto 1temi; stored by 8 lt540 Business NamelSI llsted above on N A nis business IS con Dated this t6tn day ol
23 1990 11 IO AM INTERNATIONAL OUALI Gary L Bae~ 20091 tholollowingpersons NOTICEOFll'U8LIC above on June 3 1990 Vvonne M Tovar PUBUC NOTIC{ ducteoby an ind•viduat May. 1990
Property cons111s ol 11arl-TY SUPP 0 RT l I 2 0 Moon tide C1t t1urll11•oton SP A074 OAVFLO SOFT· SALE Of' f'ERIONAL Joy Slockwell ThlS statement was hied Tne reg111ranttsl com JAMES A. JACl(MAN,
ous household !Isms and Pomona =A C<>l.la Mes11 Beacn Calit 92646 WARE CORP "'OPIRTY This stitement was lile<I wllh the Count., Clerk of Or· FICTITIOUS 8USINESS menced to transact bu.SI· J-.dge of Hid SupetlOt
lurnitufe cons1a11ng ot 2 Calil 9:?627 JJCio.L G11mes 19110 A SP B 150 J EFFRE Y •20111 S withlhe CountyCle•k olOr· i1nge County on June 5 NAMESTATIMENT nets unoet Ille F1e1111ous C-1 solas 2 beds dresser R Mauro Pa01lln 2120 f,eachcres1 Ln Hun11119ton REMBERT Pursuant to the Section ange Count on J 4 1990 The lollow1ng persons Me Busmeu Name(sl listed IN RE: WIATT ALLEN
kitchen ta~ and chalfs Pomona A Costa Mesa ISt>ac.I' Cal•I 92646 Owner reserves 1he ngnt 1988ollheC1v1ICode State 1990 Y une FU935t do1~1lv5'nessas abOveon May 10 1990 NELSON: 8y: Wendt
hutCh 11ereo1 ano many ca111 92627 l h1'> ousmeu 11 con· 10 010 at 111e sale Purc.nases ol C1hlorn1a Section 2328 F4$1294 Pubhsneo orange Coast 1a>SESAME KING FOODS Jelltey L Over11ree1 Cooper: fof: Cllange of
m1scell1neous11ems ThlS business "' nm ldl•Clf'O o~ a general part-mu!l.IOemaoew1th enhonly 01theCahlorn1aCommerc1al p 0 C Dal Piiot J ne 11 1e 25 CO l b lS I( F INTE R-Tn1s s1ate•mt11t was l1leel Name ·
The landlord reserves lhe dueled by an md1v1ftual ne1~tvP and paid lor al 1t1e 11me of Code Sec11011 535 of lhe uohsntio iange 0951 1 Y 9 u NAllONAL CO ICISHIN w11n tile County Clerk ol Or· NOTICI CW HTfTION
right to bid al the sale The reg1S1tan11s1 com-Tne reg1stran11s1 ~om purcnase All PlHChased Cahlorma Penal Cooe and Daily Piloi Jllne 11 18 25 July 2' 19 O M-9•8 CHEN CO 158 S Canyon ange County on ~llY 18. FOR CHAHOI Of' Purc~ses muSI be made menced 10 lr.in~r 1 bu"M mf'nCPo 10 11 nsaci bu.s1-gooc" are sold as 1s and lhe PfOv1s•0t1s 01 lhe Cali-July 2 1990 M.94,. Woods Ro An1ne1m Caht 1990 NAMll: WIATI ALLIN
w11h cash and pa10 for at ness unoer me F •C.lil•ousinen ufl(lt'f the r 1< flll(IUS mu~t oe removed al Ille 11me lornla Auction L1cen5lng 92807 FU713t •LION
hme ol purcnase Th1s~1e ~ Busines'i Name1s1 li\lf'O Bu\,nes' Namehi 115ted or sate. Sales subiec;I 10 Act 1neundetsigne<1 w111se11 Dlm•ic Mt\TICE PU8l.IC NOTICE Jean We• Lin. 158 S Ca· Publ1sneo Orange Coe•• HEA"INO DATI: 118/IO,
subiect to p u01 cancellation above on N A above on N1A Pf•Or c.anc:e11a11on 1n the II public auction on July 3 l"UDL AV FICTITIOYI auatHESS nyon Wt>Odi Ra Anaheim Daily P1lo1 May 28. June 4 DEP.T: 3A: TIMI: 2:00 PM
1n the eveflt ol se1tlemen1 R Mauro Pc10111.i Ga1y L Back event or selllemen1 between 1990. at 1 00 PM 13241 Jel-Calil 92807 11. 18. 1990 TO RONN4E WILLAl'ID
between landlord and obll-This stamm .. 111 ... as hleo Thia s1a1enien1 wnr. hleO owno1 and obligated party Irey Road. Irvine CA per-FICTITIOUS aUSINEIS NAME ITATEMINT fhlA business is con M·9 12 NILION:
galed party w1ttt ine Countv C:I,.,~ ol Or-w11to 1he C011111y c1 .. f~ ot Or-Daled 1h1s 181h and 251h day SO'Jlll property including NAMe ITATIMINT The IOllowino persons re ducteo by an 1nd1v1duol TAKE •OTICI tll•I •
Newhall Propef ly Man· ang Counlv on June t ange Coun1v l)tr Jur•t• a o• June 1990 Public lurnrlufe clothing 1001s The fallowing peraons are doing bu.siness as The •eg1is1rnn11s1 com PU8l1C NOTICE petllloft !\et been fMed In
aQement. 3431 Venture Or 1990 1990 S101age Management. inc and/Of other householo ooing oosmess 115 LORENZO JEWELRY menc:l'd 10 11ensact buSI tlle 14ipeflot Court ol Cell· ~unt 1ng1on Beech CA FuttM F4Yl94 Telepnone (8181 244-8080 •tt>fTIS stored by the •ollowmg ANCIENT SHORE -8 Fair MFG ' 88' Do"er Or Suite nen under tne F1CllllOUS FICTITIOUS •USINEIS IOfn&a, County ol Ot-.e.
926•9 Pu1;11sMd 0farrgf> Coast Pubh<in+>il Or.:mgt> Coas1 Aoen1 tor Owner persons Di Cosio Mesa Calll 14• Newport Beach Cahl Busmen Name(s) hsted NAME STATIMINT THE PETITION reque1t1
Published Orange Coast Daily P1101 June I 1 18 25 Daily Pilot Jun" 18 25 Julv Put>hshed 011nge Coast S P H526 ROBER T 9:1~271 R d 43 Ca 92=th Amet1can Gems ilbOve on NIA The following persons are lllal Ille C041rt Ofdef Wl•lf
Daily Pllol June 12 18 1990 July 2 199() . 2 9 1990 Daily P1101 June 18 25 1990 FIAOA T'L, M D "~s"b Y~ ers 1 B n Inc Cahlornia 550 S Hiii Jean We1 L111 dOlng business as Alleft Hefeoft'• ftame be
TM582 M-9•2 M-967 M-978 Owner retefves lhe ngnt nyon r ewpor eac Thill Sll Hlrnent was hied l(EVWIL ENTERPRISES chaneed lo Wiatt Cooper.
, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••• 1 10 ~ .. ~~!'~~~~~"'~~ St L~ A~~es ~1'1 ~tnl~Cou~C~k ~~-™~~~Aw N-1~ A~A~-.... ~~ I must be made ""'In cash only This businoss 15 con-1900 13 ongo County on May I 8 Costa Mesa Cahl 9262" lloft wltl be hetd on 112'/IO,
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STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Departm en t at the
Daily Piio t 1s please d to an-
nounce a new service now a vall·
a ble to new b usinesses
W e will no w SEARCH the
name fo r you a t n o extra c harg e
and save you the tim e and lhe
lrtP to the Court Ho use 1n S anta
A'n a Then. o f c ourse. alle r the
searc h 1s completed we w ill hie
your hct1t1ous business name
statement wlth t he C ounty Clerk
publish o nce a week tor lour
weeks as required b y law and
then Ille your pro of o f pubh·
cation w i th the County Clerk
Please s to p by to Ille your
f1cti11ous business sta tement at
lhe Daily Piiot Legal De p art·
m ent. 330 West Bay C o sta
M esa. C alifo rnia If you c an not
sto p b y p lease ca ll us
at (7 14) 642-4321 Extension
3 15 or 3 16 and we will make
arrangements fo r y ou to handle
this proc edwe by m a11
If you should have any furtrter
q uestio ns. p lease c all u s and w e
w ilt be m ore than gtad to a ssist
yo u
Good lu ck in your
new bus1ness11
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an pe1 or al he lime o Tne reg1&tr11nl(s) com· ducted by a c.01pora11on Wiiham Hendefson Orlf1lle al'""' p.m .. m • 2A of purchHe All purchased ) F'51M3 Jones. 550 Paulanno Ave Ofante C041nty upetlor goods are sold "11 is· and monceo to transllct bus•-Tne reglS1ron11s com Pubhshed O•iilnge Coast N-108 Costa Mesa Calif C041rt located et 700 Ch'tc
Musi be removeo at the time ness under lhe F1c1111ous menced to lransac.1 bus•· Daily Pilot May 28 June 4 92626 Cllfttet Drl'te WMI, l#la
01 sale Sales subject 10 Business Neme(!U listed ness under lho F1e1111ous 11 18 1990 Thi b AN. Cel!fOfnta t2701. ebOve on NIA Business N1me<sl listed M·n 15 5 usiness is con-Pf•Or cance11111on •n lhe Krialin Rynders abOve on NI A • dueled by an 1nd1v1oua1 W YOU 09.llCT to IM
evenl ot settlement blllween This statement was filed Vin Vu Chuan The 1ag111r1nt(sl com· trllfttlnt of IM ~t"loft, J041 Owner and Obhgelad party PtaJC NOTICE menced to transact b s1 ehould ....-at tN Met· Daleo this 18th and 25lll oaw with the County Clerk ol Or-This statemenl was Iii&<:! u • I nd I t .....__ ' ange Coun1y on June 5, w!lh the Counly Clerk ol Or-FtCTITK>UI llUltNISI ness under lhe Ficlltlout .~.• ~ !.! .• r,_ =-r-: ol July, 1990 Public Storage 1990 an~ Countu on Ma'-24 N .. ,... ,, .. ,.......... Business Nama(s) listed -.. ... ·-lttefl M1nagement. Inc Tele-• ' ,._ ,. .,_,., 1t>o11e on June 5 1990 llofte wtth tN oo.t
pnone (8 18 1 2U -8080 F..,_ 19 Tile followlfl9 person• are Wilham Jones ' tM Mettne. Your ._....
Agenl r6r Owne1 Pubhsned Orangt> Coast f'513el dOlllg business H Th11 statement was filed ~ may llie !ft pettott Of
Publllhed Cringe Coast Oa1ly Pilot Jun!l 11 18. 2S Publl1ned Orange Coaat INl ERNA TIONAL IN -with Iha COunt Clefk 01 Of. 91 yeur ettOfney.
OallyP1lo1June 18 25 1$90 July2, t990 D11ly Pilot Junct 4 II 18. S TITUTE FOR S ELF· tinge Counly ~on Uune 8. R ......... Att0tney f0t
M-979 M·949 25 1990 9 ESTEEM. 13 Meaoowgrass, 1990 Petitioner, >tit I . ----------Pl8.JC NOTICE M· 23 Irvine Calif 12714 ,.._. YOfllehlre M ., PIMdeM. ,,.,IC NOTIC[ Mary Agnes O'M11llf!y. Publ•Sh90 Orange Cout CA 11107
,tCTITIOUI 8UltNlll "8..tC NOTICE t 15'• Manne Ave BalbOr D111y P1101 Ju')• 18 25 July Publtahed Or8f199 Cou1
'ICTTTIOUI ..,...... NA• ITATl•NT Ill. Calif 92612 2. 0. 1990 Dally Pilot Mty 30. June 4
NAMl ITlTl•NT The tOllowing peflOl\I are ,.ICTITIOUI 8'1 .... IS Barry C Fiii. 13 Meadow M·H3 11, 18, 1990 '
Tne IOllOwlng pertons are doing bu.&lneas 11 NA• ITATIMl#T Giau , 1rvine. Cllhf WMOO:\
dol119bu1Jneuas (1)8AL , APAR TM EN T The f0llow1ngper1on1are Donni Kltflok. 20995 Pta.ICNOTICE • ••tcNOTIC( HUNl lNGTON BREAK· ENTERPRISES (2)FASHION Clom bu$1tleU es Mi un, El loro. C•lll 02&30 1---------__ r_-.~_._ _ _-._.. ...... _
ERS MANAGING PART· GARDEN APART MENTS sd'nc o 575 Anton BNd Tnis buainus 11 con· ,ICTITIOUI ..,._,, FICTITIOUI .,._II
NERSHIP. 3730 S Su11n 1911 So HH ler StrMI: 3rd Floor, Cotta M .... C.ht d~;,..-:1 t>y 1 general petl• NA• 8TAT~WT NAM! ITAft..wT
StrHI Suite 150, Sant• Anehetm Cahl i2802 02626 ner P The (OllOwtng pereone &fe The fC)flowfng oerac>nl •ft
Ana, C.111 92704 Bal1uir Joel RodrlgVt& Roo.ft Donald Reinhart, The regiairanl(S) com· dOlng butlneH It d<MO bullfleU ea.
Wilmore City Develop• 19 11 So HHIJr Str .. 1: 1300 P1r1>. N~t •30t, =c~nJ!. t;~:•a;l~ti~i:'; HYDRA· TRON C ON· AAAA M OR TGAOE.
rnent Inc I C•hlornla ~· Anehelm, Calll 92802 NewPott 8etell. Cellf 12660 Bui ln N mt<IJ llll.O TROLS. 1636 E Edinger 24681'1.1 Plu e Sle 270.
porat1on. 3730 S ·SuN n This bustneu 11 con· Matthew Albeft Vte¥O. & abo.,:: A:ll 3Q ,190 S•ntt Anl •Clair 92705 OM• Po+nl c.hf 026~0
Sule 150 Santa An• Caht ouctedby a 11m11eop11rtM'· Blue Heton Ln L1194Jn• Mary A O M•Jley Ro~ W 11 co11 2028 Jamee O Ceu-ey, 1Ql5
9270• th•P • Beach, Ca 11 026~ Tllit ltatem.nt was l•led W1n10tne Wy Enc1n11 ... Oro. Laguna BMch, Calif
Thi• bu1111eu 11 con 1'he reg111rant(1) com-Th11 bu1lniu 11 ton· wttl'I the County Clfl<k 01 Or• Calll 9:?024 92651,
ducted by • oen«el P•f1· rMnCed 10 treneaet 1>1111 duct.a t:>y • ~4'•1 par1· •nae County on May 24 Th. 11 bualnHt 11 con-Thla but•nHt 11 eon·
nertnlp ,,.., under the FICllllC)Ut nerthlp 1990 OuC1ed by an Ind v1duat ""''ad by en lnCIM dutl
The reg1a1rant(1) com· Business Namt(I) 111led The teg111rant(I ) com· F411f11 The reglslrant(t l com• The rag11trent(1l Con'\·
menced to lfanuct bull· ebOve on APfM 2t 19" mence<1 to tranaacl bu!ll-Puo!llMG ·0r9n09 Coalt ~ to lilM'INCI bu.Ii• menoect lo tr•naact bull· ~
..... under the FICtlllOUt BeltUlf Joet Aodriguei na.t under the fte1JllOUI 0 PllOI June ' 11 ti ,,... unoer Ille F'tctll'°'-tl nMe undef Ille F'.IClll~ ) 8u11ness Nema(t ) lltl•d Th•• 11atetn6«)I was flle<! lu11neu Nlme(I) Uttea 2:4'~990 ' · ' lutlneu N11rnte11 llated 8u11neu N11m~1) ll1tad
above on A~utt 30. 1085 wrth the County Clark of Or t t>Ove Of'I NIA ' M.022 tbol/9 on June 5, 1990 tt>ove on May 24, 1800
Steven P hmlngton •nae Covn1y on May 25, Robeft ~httt ' Roy W11Cio• Jemet O CauMY
Thi• 11atamen1 wH flt4MI 1990 Tn11 atatll'l*ll w11 f11eo Tiii• ... ,..,,...., •• hied Thi• •••fement wlll hied .
witn ll!e Counly Clefk or Or· ,_.. with tile County C...... Of Of· "*1C NOncE with Ille County Clefi. Of Or . Witt! ttw County Ctettc ot Ot·
.,. County on ~ t St9')hen1 & ICray. 5000 ange Col.Inly on Ma)' 18 11r91 County on June 8 anoe County on May 2&
1'90 B1tCll $1 , Sull• 410 Hew· 1ot0 ACTITIOUe -II t090 IMO ~ pon IHCn.'taHt 91"0 F417M1 U.-aTAT'llmWf ,._ ,_..,
Plibllllled Orenga COMt PU.,...,_, Otlr!Qe Coetl Publltl'led Orange COU1 TM~ pereont ere P11blltned Orlfl9I Coatt Publlllled Otano-Coaal
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