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INSIDE THE NEWSROOM:
It may have seem like the
perfect assignment at first. but
Oraa1e Coast Dally Piiot staff
writer Paul Archipley is quickly
learning that life on the road is
not necessarily a bowl of cher-
nes ... Archiplcy, takinJ a break
from his duties as political
wnter, is lalJing along with the
G reat Amcncan Race (A I 0), a
tOUJh-b11ten 13-day contest in
which antique car drivers at-
tempt to nurse their vintage
autos from New York City to
D1sneyland ... About a dozen
Orange Coast residents are in-
\Olved 1n this )Car's race.
which leads contestants down
backroods and through towns
many Americans have never
heard o( .. Sound hke fuo? Well.
Archipley is finding out that it
has its downsides. 100. Like
1ryin' 10 send a story from
Coming. N.Y .. to the Daily
Pilot by remote computer ... To
get things going. Archipley
needs 10 plug the unit directly
into a phone hnc. At most
hotels. guests can't unplug the
telephone ... So in Corning,
Archipley was forced to wander
aro und town un11l he found a
suitable phone line.
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Business A4
Ctasslfied 85-7
Comfcs A7
Crossword 86
Entertainment A6
HoroKope 86
Opinion A8
PoHce Log Al
Public notices 88
Society AS
Sports 81-5
TV listings A6
Weather A9
TODAY'S THOUGHT
"Loyally IS the one
thing a i.a<Hr cannot do
without." A.P. Gouthey
WED NESDAY, JUNE 27, 1990
In the line of duty
Thousands mourn
slain police officer
FULLERTON -ThousaMs of mourners
crowded a church Tuesday to pay homqe to
Tommy De La Rosa. the first Fullcnon police
officer killed in the hne of duty 1n I 5 years.
The Amencan flag-d raped coffin of De La
Rosa, a JO-year Fullenon veteran and hi&hly
decorated Vietnam veteran. sat in tht' front o( the
Evangelical Free Church sanctuary in Fullenon.
A stream of officers. most of them wearing
black armbands o r black strips across their badges,
filed into the church on a sweltering summer day
and spilled into adjacent rooms. Joined by hun-
dreds of civilian mourners.
De La Rosa, who was with o ne of the suspects
and driving as they arrived at a house in Downey
10 conclude a drug "stina." was caught in a c ross·
fire when he got out of his van.
ABOVE: Officers from the Fullenon Police Dcpan-
ment fold the flag that was draped over De La
Rosa's coffin.
RIG HT: De La Rosa's wife 1s comfoned by one of
the attending clergymen after accepting the flag.
Battle over
paramedic
fees erupts
City proposal
ready to go
into effect
By ROBERT BARKER
Dally ,_ SU« 111>'-
H U NT ING T ON BEACH
Residents w11l reach into their
pockets to pay for paramedic ser-
vices staning Sunday in a voluntal)
insurance program that's attracted
strong suppon and strong cnt1c1sm.
If residents pay a $36 annual fee
per household to join the new F1re-
Med program. they won't have to
pay anything extra for paramedic
and ambulance service.
But if they take a chan~ and don't
take out a policy. residents will be
billed for paramedic service and an
ambulance ride to the hospital -
services that could cost up to $500
Fire Chief Ra) Picard Tuesda)
said the voluntal)· FireMcd program
will finance two addu1onal para-
medic teams and will speed response
times and save li\-CS.
But. Cn y Councilman Wes Ban-
r11ster'docsn't think the program 1s
JUSt what the doctor ordcrtd.
··what happens to the person who
doesn't belong to F1reMcd who calls
the paramedics but can't afford to
pa)?" Bannister asked "When be
comes in crawling on his hands and
knees. do we throw him in debtor's
prison'>
"The program 1s ke)ed for people
with middle income and up. M>'
concern 1s for the people who don t
JOln because they can't afford 1t.
Somebody can die ...
Form" C1ty Councilman Clancy
Yoder sided w11h Bannister.
··This 1s nothing but a glonficd
paramedic fee," he said Tuesday
··The city shouldn't get 1n the
insurance program. The safet) busi-
ness already 1s paid for by the
ta>.pa)'ers. One of m) main concerns
1s that residents will have to
subs1d1ze the program.
"What's ne>.t. y,,111 we have to pay
for police calls-r·
Ptcard. who led the push for F1rt-
Mcd. said the program can double
the number of paramedic teams to
four
In caS<"s of financial hardship. he
ha!it 1he authont} to fotg.1\C all debts
C\ccpt for S36 1hal y,,ould enroll the
person 1n the F1reMed program. he
~lid
Cit) Trtasurcr Don Watson has
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Pilot unveils its
Super Newspaper
On Thursday. the Oru1e Cout Dally Piiot will dt"but a s1x-
sect1on Super Newspaper, which will be delivered 10 50.000
households alon& the Orange Coast.
Rciular subscnbcrs will receive the special Thursda) Daily Pilot
each week. as will nearl) C\ c~ s1ngJe-fam1l ) residence in Newpon
Beach and Costa Mesa.
In add1t1on to the regular ThuMa) sections of ev.s. Spons.
Real Estate and Food. Pilot ubscnbers and rtS1dents of Newpon
Beach and Costa Mesa v.111 rece1\e the Newpon Beach/Corona del
Mar News or Costa Mesa "lev.s weekl y magazines. the Showca~ of
New Homes and an e~panded Weekend sccuon ms1dc the daily
newspaper
(Please Sff PAPER/a.ck Paget
Daily Pilot readers on aliens WHAT YOU SAID
Most would refuse help for illegals
The Orange Coast Daily Pilot re-
ceived scores of responses 10 last
week's question: Should legal resi-
denc) in the Un11ed States be a
prerequisite for receiving federal
aid?
Below is sampling of some
responses we received. More than 80
percent of the responses favored
cutting off aid to illepl aliens.
When the INS tries to keep aliens
out. they fine employers fo r having
them here. To me. it's cnminal for
Surf
turf fight
rages
9y UOYD TICI o-r .............
With 1ummtt hcrt and Oransie
Count)"s wattr-lov1na population
e)'dna tbc beach, local wawa are
becomina more and more con-entect. H~ coUiliona and fl&hts
are on ~ ritt belwetn suth
and bodyboerdtn -and ~a
btacbeom •Y thuws don't lftm li~ly to i~ve '°°"·
Allhoulh many ol 1hai prob-
lems occur bc1w,.. ........, ........... ~ .....
anybody to suppon having them be
here. I think 11 1s disastrous sllu-
auon. and actuall) the chanties are
accomplices to cnminals. that's
what they are.
We fttd them and then the old
peo ple of our country have to pay
for their OS lunches and the Mex·
1cans gel 11 free.
What's 10 stop them from sneak-
1na them through the border 1f they
have all these amenities?
•
Maybe our country. since we help
these Third World countnes, could
be a good neighbor and find better
~a) s to help work things out wtth
M<.·x1 o rather than encouraging 11-
lcgal aliens to come into our coun-
t').
I JUSI want ~ou 10 know that I am
definitely apmst the iti.1 ahens
takina our ta.Jt money. We not only
have to suppon them Mtt in this
country and CSpcoclally in our town
but we send our tu monc) over
thert to suppon •hem:-I'm s1t k of 11.
they art here against the law and I
do not believe in harbonng C'nm 1-
nals.
Who arc we to 51t in Judgment of
o ther man's ~light \I.hen \lot' came to
this country . Our forcfather.s "ere
11lcgal aliens
We have enough tallCS hert
y,,11hout ha'"ing to supp0n 1lkgal
aliens. I'm urcd of pa) mg for them
This is in answer 10 }Our question
should everyone gc.-t help. I think no
one should be d1SC"nm1nated again t
for government aid. that the needy.
,,..__. lff AUENS/ftap Al)
Beaches have normal
crowds despite heat
9y KMEN AUGr ~,_--II>'_
HUNTINGTON BEAC H -
What ~ould you do?
You're 18. )Ou'rc out of school
and the mcrcu9 is rac1n1 toward
tripk d111t 'our summer JOb
docso't sta.n until neitt Wttk. and
you''"'C JOl a new swtm u1t to
show ofT.
TM choice 1s clar: hit the •nd. dude
Tboutands of tetn -many of
whom couJd have been called
1tudtnts up unt1l lut w«k -did ;u" \hat Tunday. BUt IOariae iem~harct meant that kick ,..
JO) •n& their first full wee~ of
summer vacation had tcf share
the sand .,,,1th more than a few
adult pla 1na hook-v from w rte.
People hke Keith Duran, 32,
who took a day off from ha air
cond111on1na and heallna bu1i~
ocss in Montebello to motorcydc
to Hun11naton Cit)' Beach.
Duran and h1 fnmd Tony,
who dcchMd to 11~e his lUt
name. 1&1d thty $pent tbt dly
k.«e>tna root alona the C011dt•.
s tht two wred • -afttf. noon pitcher of beef' • Hot·
i•on'1 Otwn 1111ri1D. 0... .............. _ .....
.,.._ .. HOrfa.a ......
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Orange Coast PeQPle
LeonSkeie
,.
Owner of Leon Ske1e's Health Club for Women in Newport
Beach and California Coast Club 1n Irvine. Both offer weight training
and aaob1l''> classes
He grew up 1n Io wa. a nd lc.-amcd to care about health becau~
h1~ dad v.a., a fitness bufI .. He lo' ed strtngth development and
v.orl 1ng out. and he bas1call) brought me up that wa)."
LIFE WORK---------When ke1e stan ed leaching v.c1ght training to women at
O rangl' ( oaM C ollcgl· 17 )Can. ago. mo'it v.cre afra id the) v.ould
dcH~lop big muscks hk<.> the male v.e1ght hfte~ had. But the classes
l·aught nn v. hen thc\ l\.'aml'\J the~ rould '>he<l fat without add ing
bull
FUTURE OF HEAL TH CLUBS-
Wht·n ht' 'ltaned Lcon Skc1c\ tor Women se\l'n )cars ago.
health duh' ··v.cr\.' t~mg to &l'I ~:upk through the door v.1thout
lJnng \\hl·tha thl·~ cH·r v.orl l'd o ut .. But toJa~. thc du~ can no
lungn do thJl JnJ 'iUf\ l\l' "Pnlple ha\t.' oo·omr much morl'
cdulat\.'d in thl· "hok hl'Jllh duh arl.'a ..
FAMILY---------
H ,., v.1 k dot'' thl· hool..' v. h1k om· uf h1., daughtl'I"\ manage'> hi\
In 1n\.' duh tor him H" 111lwr dJughtl·r .., a '4.:n1ur at l 'CL.\
HOBBIES--------
"f ltl..l· 111 n·ad a lot ul ha\ll l hn,11an hool..' that arl' on thl'
marl..l·t r h.11 ., "hl·rl' I &l'I m11'1 of m~ en Jn~ ml·nt ·· In add111on of
lUUl'>l' hl ltl..l·' ,,, ''orl-. nut
PHILOSOPHY-------
.. Lrk 1~ reall} peopk hl'lp1ng Pl'Opk. I kd good v.hl·n I'm abk
to do \Oflll'thin~ to contnhutl· to the hl'alth and v.l.'11-tx•ing of sx·opk ..
-CompllH by Joy Aothoy
News of the Weird
Dannemeyer only
congressman to
walk out on speech
Mandela asks for aid In
anti-apartheid struggle
communill a.dlll W ...-mnaswitb...._
lelden can--.. 1'e U.S. Im
beld the position that Africans
100 naive 10 auociate wi1h co
munisu and would be fooled. In
1he only area 1ha1 has fooled
919()9V/W IYUN
------~ COSTA MESA -Two out of
duet 0ranet Coast ~
lqlftttD&ativcs wett abeaat from
black South African leader Ndton Manckta·s address to Coaaress
Tunday, and all three said they llfttd at kast partly with their Ora~ County coll~ue William
Danncmeyer, who likened Mandela
to convicted kil~r Willie Horton.
WA5111NQTON -Nelson Mandela ..... Co~ Tuetday
to IUfPlemnt ecoaomic IMCtioos •nst so...ll Afnca with "ma-taial raomca .. IO hatwn Ille end of wtdlHninorilY rule. ··0ur
people dcm1oc1 dcmocney ... Ille celebraled black ae.dcr said.
Mandela meek an im~ncd pica for jus1ice in bis historic
addttU to a join• ICUioD of C.Oqra&, compuina the stf'UU)e of
South AfticaD blllcts witb tbaa of America's foundina fathers.
Af ri<:ans has been the countries o
the west. Slavery was not inveni
by any communim. h was inven1 b~ the so-called democratic coun
tnes of the west. ..
Sonaolo said it's incorrect t
Tbe ~me prisoner was aceonted the kind of ~tioo from
Conaress normally rcscned for U.S. praidcets. His entrance was lfCCkd with a 2'12-minute ovation and thttc was even longer
applause from lhe pecked House chamber when he finished.
.. Our peopk demand dcmoc:ncy. Our counU')'. which continues
to bleed and suffocate. needs democnicy ... he aid.
blame the fac1ional violence a.mo
blacks in South Africa on tbc AN
The conflict. he said. is abetted b
the white minority government a
used by it to justify continued
prcssion .
An African-born UCJ t>rofcssor
who teaches about apartheid called
the OraofC County conarcssional
delqatioo s attitude short-sighted
and hypocnticaJ.
Mandela, deputy chairman of
South Africa's African NationaJ
Cona,rcss. was jailed for 27 years for
acts of terrorism in the fiaht ~st
apartheid, South Africa's polacy of
for<'ed racial separation.
At an evening rally attended by more than 19,000 people in the
city's Convention Center. Mandela again called for the United States
to mafotain its economic sanctions against his country. but be also
called for 6.mncial assistance to the nation once the apartheid sys1cm
is abolished. -Br Th Aa.clatefl Pren
Sonaolo was particularly harsh o
Dannemeyer·s comparison of Man
dela to Willie Horton, the Massa
chuscns convicted murderer wh
committed a violent crime while out
of prison on furlou&h.
Honon's name and picture were
used b> the Bush presidential cam-
paign against Massachusetts Gov.
Michael Dukak1s an 1988, a tactic
some m ticized as a ploy designed to
exploit latent racism. Mandela is on a world tour to
raise money for tbc ANCs newly
legalized political activities. and to
lobby for continued econom ic sanc-
tions qainst South Africa..
His JS-minute address before a
joint session of Congress was inter-
rupted many times by standing ova-
tions.
But Danncmeyer, R-Fullcrton,
opcnJy boycotted the address. In a
statement on the House floor. Dan-
ncmeycr blasted Mandela for the
black nationalist leader's refusal to
repudiate support he and the ANC
h:n e received over the years from
Fidel Castro. Vasser Arafat and
Moammar Gadhafi.
Dannemeyer also held Mandela
responsible for factional violence
that has pitted blacks against blacks
1n South Africa.
.. His facu were correct." said Rep.
Chris Cox, R-Newport Beach. "I
l\IC5S we should take Nelson Man-
dela at his word. Even if you only
look at bis recent statements. he has
refused to renounce communism
and be has ref used Lo rcnountt
violence. I think it's significant that
Amnesty International declined to
reprd him as a prisoner of cons.-
cienc:ie. He was in prison for acu of
violence."
Cox also said he and other Re-
publicans -.-ercn't pleased with how
Mandela was invited to address
Congress.
··1 think there was some irritation
that, unlike other invitations to
speak before Congress. the Re-
publicans were not consulted." he
said.
Cox said he did not attend Man-
dcla's address because he had to go
to a meeting..
Ron Packard. R-Escond1do, who
represents Dana Point and o ther
south Orange Count} communit1cs.
Two held In shooting at motorist
COST A MESA -Two men were arrested
early Tuesda) and charged wi1h attempted murder
and assault after they rolled thdr Ford Bronco in
a bus) intersection and one of them came out
shooting.
Jose Castellon. 27. and Ramon Ayala. 26. both
of Santa Ana. were housed in Costa Mesa's city jail
Tucsda) after the) shot at a fellow motorist they'd
fought ~llh earlier. police Lt. Sam Cordero said.
I'"=:\
:"otxx.I) v.as 1n1urcd in the wred or the shooting.
T he int:1den1 began when Castellon and A}ala pulled up bcs1dl.'
22-)ear-old Dann} Heredia near Bris1ol Street a nd Redhill A' cnuc.
Thl· pair l.'\Chan~'<i wo rds with Heredia befo re taking off afil.'r has
C'hl'' > trud ... ( ordcro said.
But all Castellon. the Ford Bronco's driver. raced through the
intersc<.·t1on of Bristol and Redhill about I: 15 a.m. he a ttempted a
left tum aher Heredia and rolled has car.
.\ftcr thc car came to a stop. one of the men JUmJ>l'd out and
fired fiH' rounds from a semi-automatic pistol at Hcrl·d1a. who·d
stOpJ>l'd to look at lhc.-wreck. Cordero said. Hered1a's truck was
"'oundcd. but thl' Pomona resident escaped unharmed. No
b}standcrs wl!'rc hit b) the ~unfire. Cordero said.
Castellon and Ayala were booked into lht.• Cit) 1a1l on \U'iptuon
of attempted murder and assault with a dead I) weapon and held in
lieu of $250.000 bail.
Teen killed In two-car crash
H NTINGTON BEAC H -A 17-)ea r-old bo) "'as lilied
Tuesda) mom1n1 when a car drt\l'n b) a Hunungton fkach man
also said he had another commit-
ment which prevented him from
attendina Mandcla's s~h.
Packard said he might not have
used the same words as Danncme}er
to denounce Mandela, but, like Cox.
he said there was some truth to it.
"I think the jury's stjll out on
Mandela." he said. "He's not a hero
in the sense that some other great
leaders arc. There was nothing in-
flammatory in his speech today. but
some of his other remarks have been
rather inflammatory."
UCI assistant professor Aliko
Songolo said the Orange Count)
conycssmen wett out of step with
the world in refusing to welcome
Mandela wholeheartedly.
And he called Danncmeyer's and
Cox's criticism of Mandela's poliu-
cal associations hypocritical.
"There has always been a double
standard in American foreign pohc)
with regard to communists,'' Song-
olo said. "The U.S. can meet with
Songolo. a U.S. ciuze n. was born
in Zaire. He teaches French and
llallan at UCI and has also taught a
course on South African apanheid
for thl' universit> ·s history depar-
ment.
Dana Rohrabacher. the only Or-
ange Coast congressman present at
Mandcla·s speech. was concilia1ory
in h1~ rl.'marks a bout the South
African.
"There's rcasoQ for caution in
dcahng with Nd~n Mandela." he
said. "But I also think there's reason
for opum1sm. He talked about
111ultipany democracy and he talked
about a mixed economy. These arc
all encouraging."
Like his colleagues from Orance
County. Rohrabacher, R-Los
Alamitos, said he did not disagree
totall) with Danneme}'er·s stance.
pulled in front of his Volkswagl.'n at the intersection o f Slater Avenue
and Queens Lane, police said.
The Orange County Coroner's O nice identified 1he bo) as Bnan
Wayne Davis of Anaheim.
Hunt1n1ton Beach police gt. Luis Ochoa said a 1986 Mitsub1sh1
dri"cn b) 22-}ear-old Bernardo Roman hit Da' is· car at about 7·45
a.m.
Davis was taken to Humana Hospital 1n Huntington Beach.
"here he died at 8:25 a.m.
Roman suffcf(d head a nd leg inJunes 1n the crash and was also
t.11.. .. ·n to Hum:ina. Ochoa ~1d.
l hJr~e' arl· ix·nding against Roman. Ochu:i said.
Edison plant spews out smoke
H NTING fON BE.\C H -.\ resident Ii' 1ng near the
l\outhl·rn ( ahlurn1a Ed1\on po"'l'r plant rcpQned )Cllov.~grcen
-.mol..l· rn111 1ng Im m thl· f:u:1lit~ Tul·s<la~ l.'\cnmg. but pl:int officals
.... 11d 11 v.a'> l'\hau'>I from an emcrgenq generator.
~kl ~einhous. a SUJ'\.'r\1sor at the plant. said the generator was
nl'l.'tkd lxTau\l' of the 1naca~d pov.cr dl·mands d uring the hot
~l·:11hc1 I le m m pa red the generator's engines to an airplane's Jet
l'llginl''
He addt'd thl' nhauo;t v.a'> not dangerous. hut ll was an unusual
lKI. unem:l':
.\ re'i1dcn1 noutied thl.' South Coast .\ir Quaht} Management
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\Xlorlcl-class Kabuki
·waiting In the wings
County theatergoers preview
national Japanese art treasure
.. Hello. Central Castina?
This is Fred at Colossal Pro.
d uctions. We need two guys.
one to play the part of an old-
timc colonel in the British
Army and anotht r who's a n
upen on Kabuki.
"You know, k-a-b-u·k-1.
!he kind of pla}s they put on Fred
in Japan.
"How's that? You have Martin
one IU)-who can do both?
Fabulous! Send him over.··
And so a man wuh the splendidly melodic name of Faubion
Bowers showed up rn Costa Mesa the o ther da)'·
A natt). seventy-something gent with a clipped. cultured vo1ee.
Bo~ers came to prepare O range Count} theatergoers for their first
taste o f 'o'o rld-dass Kabuki. And be assu~. 11 docs take some
getting read) for.
Kabuki at tts highest level comes to the Performing Ans Center
Saturday night and Sunda)'. anernoon \\ith two performances b) The
G rand Kabuki. which is billed as "Japan's Nat1o nal Treasure."
Bowers ts not onl} a n expert on Kabuki, he ma)" "'ell have 53\Cd
the ancient an form from extinC't1on. or at least ) cars of darkness.
afier World War II.
Though few of 1ts officials understood Kabuki. hterall) or
figurati vely. the U .S. army of occupation made banning Japan·.,
dram atic form one of its first acts.
"It "as as 1f Japan had conquered England and decreed. ·O K
bo}s. no m ore halespeare·:· Bo\\ers said. "I tried 10 1ntroduc1: our
malttal) censors 10 Kabuki bul 11 didn't take. Ho " nd1culo us the)
\\ere. ho" absurd to ban a na11onal an form about \\hrch the} kne"
nothing."
Sly type that he is. Bowers had a few ace!> and face cards he
hadn•t played )Ct.
He was an Arm) m ajor. which didn't count tor much. But he
was also a1de-<k<amp to Gen. Douglas MacArthur. ""htch counted
for a bunch.
"As MacAnhur's aide. I had a lot of rank and a lo t ofcache!i0.
both of" hich I used sha m eless!}:· Bowers gnnned. Still frus1ra1
by the censors. Bowers decided to put a reverse spin on the )llU' tion.
"I called a press confere nee announcing that the Jap:incsc had
banned Kabuki.'' Bowers related. "Knowing ho\\ the m11t1ar: mind
"orks. I suggested "e could a llO\\ them to continue. but onh 1f the
m1l1tar} censor n.' rewed all the material."
That made great sense to the Army brass and Bo"crs' plan was
appro' ed . Hr 1hc n tugged several strings. made sure he could be
appointed the official censor of Kabuki and re\1gned from
MacArthur's stall
"That was duphc111ous of me. a quality I s111l ha' e tod:i} :·
Bo"ers smiled.
Bowers' old fnend. O noc Kurocnon II. <;ard that.\\ 11hou1 tht'
major's scheme. "thc: renc"'al of Kabuki would ha'c: occn dl'la}cd
IO)ears."
"About 15 ... Bo wers corrected WT) I}.
K urocnon. "ho "'as des1gna1cd an "mtang1hk l ultur:il :l'>\('t .. h}
the Japanese goHrnment 1n I %5. joined Bu\\l'r~ ~tonda~ e' c:nmg
for a sort of Kabuki 101 class before about 300 people at South ( onst
Repcrton Theater. Kuroenon rccel\ ed the rank of nada1. leading
Kabul.1 ai·tor. rn 1940. and became a 'isitrng artist 1n rc~idl·nct· at
UC'l 1n 1984.
But at South Coast Rep. thc: spotlight "a'> o n f a ubro n lkl"l·rs
a mnn \lho has a grl.'a t deal of fun an hfc. With oh' 1ous delight. h~·
told a stor. on Kurocnon-san. "ho led the (rrand ..._ahul.1 on''' l1 r..1
to ur of thl; L' n11ed talcs in 1960
"I took G reta Garbo to sec Kabuki." Bo"c" namc-droppt•d
\\llh great relish. "and she fell mJdl) 1n lo'c: \\1th Ono1.' ')Ill'
"anted to come back to the drc'"ng room and ''atch him l·hJO@.l'
from a man to a "oman .. tha1 \\3\ the: fir"il 11mt· I eH·r hl·MJ .i
Japanc~ sa\ ·no · "
The audience at M onda) l.'\t'ntng's lt't'lure "as faarl~ Kabuki·
l1tl•rate and qurtc th<'atrical. Lots of actors. drama teacher\ 'tucknts .
plus a smattenne ofc1v11tans. Mostl) gnngos. 100. :tboul '>O 11\'rl'Cnt.
\\htch \\as surpns1ng.
The} learned. for eAampk. that "omen hJ \ c: Ol'l'O banned from
Kabuki since 1629. b«ausc the go' ernment figured the> ""'·re JU\t
using 11 as a co' er for prosututton. Bo) s took O\ cr the fcmak roles
for thc: ne\t JO ~l·ars. but there "a" some hank~ and/o r panl} there.
too. so Kabul.1 has ht-en stnctl~ an :iduh mak domain tor th1.· la,1
33 I H 'M\.
·when 11 came10 quc'>llon'>. the aud1enrt' d1Jn'1 k t B1.1\\l'rc. nil
t·a~r h ~sl.cd 11 thcrl' \\erl' an\ \\1>ml·n an Kabui..1·, luturl'. liO\ll""> ..aid
thl'IC \\Crc <;enllmt'OI\ pro and con among llS htl'rarch ~ Onl' n l the
actor\ '\aid. H''· hl' "ould welco me "omen actor\ ·-rm '>rrl. o l
m al.ing lo H; tom) O\\ n \On ... I IO\\C\ er, Ho" e r .. -.:11d "rt"\ JU'it tm>
latt: ··
But "h.11about1hc :ill·\\ Oman lolk troupe ~\hit h rl'H'ntl)
l'OJO\eJ a ..,u,·ct'\\lul l ' ~ tour'' he ""' n\l.ed
:.\\hat thl'\ dn "\!mph man elous. but 11 "lighl\\l'1gh1 Jft."
R1)\\l..'r\ sntfft'd. "\\. h.11 >OU arc going 10 \Cl' 1h1<, \\Ccll'Od ,., ~-R-1 '"
lfH>U go the I he (1rand Kahul.1 ~mi \\Ill a l\o \Ct' ~t~mc:thrng
th3t IS obscure. funn). 'lad, Oftl'n \Cl") loud JnJ QUiil' d1tkr1.·nt frnm
an\ thing Orange(. ount) has )(en.
· Can we handle that? lf)OU can. the center 'illll has 'o mc trt l..ets
Ftwl Mart/0'1 col•mo MIJJI ftlooday. Wt'dnud•.Y and Frld•J.
••pertMent•I potn 8t 40th Street.
Newport builds groin
to halt beach erosion
• la Newport Beacb: The anl·mph 10 l hannr l the
Santa .\na River beatnning in 192~ \3\ cd lhc land
from Ooods but lowl) bcpn 10 er\X!c the tx·ache'i.
which were replenished b) lhc sand and silt the river
brouaht them.
DfDYOU
KNOW
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In 1968. a 2SO..foot-lo na tccl 1ro1n at the end of
40th StfC'Cl wa in tailed to brtak up the wa\C action
and protect the buch f'Tom erosion. This acnal photo.
taken b)' Lee Pa)-'nc 1n Ma) 1968. sho~s the rthu1ld·
ina o f beach sand to the south of the s1n1cture.
'harr your m£'morics. Send rhcm 10 Did ~ 0 11 Knm'" Oran•t
CMtt Dally Piiot. P.O. Bot I 560. Cruta MNa. 9l6l6. -CMJplkfl &y A•M S,lu
Httt are tM winnil'\I p1a)':inJ card numbt<~
picked Tucsda>' n iaht for the Cahrom11 Lottery'
dtily .. Dc«o .. ptM:
~rts: 7. «"tum: Jack.
Diamond': Qu(.-c:n
• ped . 10.
Otllll09 Coe91 OAILV PlLOT/Wedneeday, June 27, 1990 AS
Call it a major victory f or environmentalists
ly 809 VAN EYKIN
~ """ kl!f'f Wnttf
sptll$.." w satd. ;-.This 1 (tn11nl) aoana 10 il"'t
U) ha' 1na to huttlc b ck and forth to Wuh1na·
1on."
COST A ME o\ -Orange (ounl)' ltadcn
rt.'actcd jub1lantl) Tuesda~ to ne"s that Pre\1den1
Bu h h~ orde~d a 10-)ear monuonum o n 011
CAplora11on off most or Southern Cahfom1a.
);lid."\\ 11htn 10 )ear\. ~<' \~ron't n..-~ to drill off U.auna Beach Cit) Coun(1lman Bob Gcnn)
lhl· c<>:1 t Th'6t's ume enough fo1 u to deH"lop ,.. Stud the prc~idt'nt's deer ion was a HctoT) for
ahcrnau' c fud IC'l'hno log1t'S 1h111 "111 fr~ U'> from COl!ltal resident~.
dept·nden ... l· on 011 •· "Kc·s finall) done v. hat the PtOt>lt v.ant."
l'acbrct ad h,· :ind o tht'r o fl\hore dnlhng Gcntf} said. "I 1h1nk thl· prcs1den1 1 a vcl') tO\·., had fezm·d Ornnge e1nd ~an D1e10 countttt astutt poht1c wn 1n lO•n& along wnh v.ha\ I than!. "h's amazing.·· Hunun.ton Stach Ma)'Or
Tom Ma}s said. "It's a major \ictol) for the
rnv1ronmental moH:menl along the coast hue.''
O\ljht be Jmong the pnmt: targets for n<'~ arc the wa!lht's of the majOnl) o f peoplt who ltH
oO!>horc.> oil t'xplorauon. along tht' l'oai.t ..
"I casing sites lcx-atcd m our "at<'rs "<'f'C The pres1dtnt"s d1reo1\C al!>O calls tor local
The president's order plat·es a moratonum
on new oil eAploratron leases 1n Northern Calt-
forn1a and Southern California south of Santa
Barbara Channel. a "ell as ponrons of Aonda
1."0n\1der1:d among the mo'>t prom1~1n1 and prob-l Ontrol o 'er o ffshore 011 dnlling.. and a mcch n·
abl> "ould ha' e been ttmong the fir'>t to~ wld." ism 10 ensure 1ha1 thoSt-lOastal commun1uc 1ha1
he \J1J eh.~l l 10 ha\ l' onsho re Ori drilling tn local v.:Ht'~
Packard Joined "'1th other Rt'pubhcan la\\-i<'l a largl'I shar't'~ of ta' rt'' enue~ fro m tht'
"We're eesta11e about 11." said Rep. Ron
Packard. R·Escondido. whosr district include~
coastal portions of south Orangl· Count). "I don't
1h1nk "e could ha'e gotten a better dec1S1on."
mJl.c" 1n pra1\ing Bu\h tur tal.ing a step Loward OJX'r<lllOn'>
fulfilling h" prom1,e tu hi.· "the t'O\lronmt'ntal Rep Dana Rohr.ibal·her. R· T ominrc. "ho'<'
prc">1dc:nt ·· district indudes Hun11ng1on Beach. Jf!IO hJ1k d
"I thtnl. the prl'S1dc:nt "cnt tur be)ond what thl' mo ratonum.
The mo' e has dra" n some fire from en·
'1ronmental groups. including the 1erra Club.
"htch cri11c1zcd 11 for no t going far enough. Bush
\\Ill onl} be able 10 $Uarantee the moratorium for
lht• fl'St of hrs tc:rm 1n otlicc. a llpokcsman for tht•
dub said Tuesda).
mo'>t ol U'> ll'll hl· lOuld d o." he s.a1d "-\fter all. But hl• added that t''l"n 1.:oa')tal wmmun111~
hl' l·aml' trom thl· rnl 1ndustr: Tht'> ts reall) going 1n Orange Jnd Loll .\ngrk' coun11es might elC(t
10 \.·nhan\.c ha'> p<l\lt11>0 a .. .i p1e-,1Jent "ho cares m the future. 10 pc:rm11 othho re ml dnlhng under
abou1 pro1n·1 1 11~ thl' c:n' 1runmt'nt." the prnpol>l'd '>)stem of local l'Ontrol
;\C:\\port Jkath (•I) Counn l\\Oman E'c:l)n ··1 th1 nt.. the pre.,tdt'nt I!> txing. 'l'f\ pruJl•nt
Harl Jl\ll "·•' pk,.t'l'<l \\ath thl' J l·t·1s1on 1n l'311ang lur thc: murJtonum ·· hl' ~•d I than~
But Packard \:ltd he \\SS rnnfidenl that the
mor • .11onum "ould rc:main 1n place. \\Ith con·
grc:ssional support. nd while 11 lasts onl) until
lhl' end of the l'cntur). Pal·kard ~id that should
Ix· long enough.
"I think it amo unts 10 a JX'rmanc nt ban:· ht·
.. 11·, J 'l'r~ 1m J)<)rtan1 one: 101 us." she said 1he l.i.>) t'>l>Ul' ,.., kttang l<>1:al l'ommun1t1e<, hJH'
H.in :iJJl.'J thJt tht· 1,k l'l'>lllO "'" haq· an rnntrol 0\1.'f \\h\.'thl'f thl'fl' ,., oil dnll1n~ 1n 1hc11
1mmcd1.il\.' prJdll ill bcm'frt for "'c"pon Beach \\Jtc~ T lw mon~ ta nl..a 3ll.'ldl·nt \\l' ha'e la l.C'
"Onl· of lhl' llnJnualh n hau\llng things for lhl' E\\on \ aldo and till' .\mencan Trader. tht'
lhl' u 1' h;i, hl'l'n tn 111~ to trad. all of lhl' more pc:opk Jn.· going to r\.·ali1e that 01f\h l11c 011
ALIENS
From A1
"hoe, er the) arc. ~hould get go,crn·
mcnt aid 1f the} need 11.
On this ques11on about gl\ mg
rllt•gal aliens gu,ernment support.
I'm total!~ aga1n~1 that. 1t'c; ndrl'U·
lous. The illegal aliens don ·1 C\ en
pa) an~ ta,es.
M) message ts 1ha1 I think this rs
a free count!). 11 \\a~ founded on
fret•dom and I think that den~ 1ng
tlkgal aliens food or den} 1ng an) one
that 1s need} v.ould be dl'lin11el~
against o ur <. o ns111u11on I think
.\mburge' should not be n:~kc1ed
to an~ o t,i ce in Costa Ml·~.
Now 1f aliens make it aero<;\ the
border. does that mc:nn the} ha'c:
~me rights as thl' l'ltll ·n' uf thc:
Cn11cd States and shoula "l' ignore
tht· fal"t the~ 'rl· ht:re rllcgall) ' I thtnl..
ll0S SCfC\\ed.
Get rid of Amburge}.
I think It rs \Cl) impo rta nt 1h.11
Jld bc: olkr1·J tu l'\l'r.onl' an tht·
tommunll\ acrnsll the · bo.1rd and
that no d1~a1m1nat1on be rnH>IH·d
Thl'Sl' IX"OPk .tr\.' hungr} .ind thl·~
J c-.cn e to tx· ti:d and 'H' \hnulct nnt
be pl.1~1 ng tht· rok o f thl· 1-.;~ .ind
dl·uJ c \\hl'lhl·r or not thl'' .Jrl' lltt.11
'>ll I .im 'l'r~ gratrlied tn t\.l•mr·,
1ul1ng.
It \\Ould bc: totalh unm oral ltl
1·\duJI.' pco pk from ·l·hantJbk .ud
rncrd~ tl\:l'au)C lhl·~ \\t'rl' ilks.rt 1m-
m 1gran1s. ( .iullrn& chan11c'> to ha' 1'
1,1 \l'rtf) thl· k~al11 ~ of th\.' 1mm1gr.1-
1u111 'lalU.. \\Ould jUSI 1mpc.l'l' ·'
hurJl·n u n l'harrtics. II " harJ
cnuugh tor l'mplmers
l.>on ·1 thrnl 1ha1 tht' '>lll'tal \Cf\ Ill'
l'Olllrl'S '\huuld ha\ e 10 ht· polirt"
nwn .. Jnd I 1htnl. "l" should hi.' ahk
tl> -.111p th\.•,,· f)l'npk at the ho rd1'r I
J 111f1 1h1nl. lhl'\ -.ho uld be U\lng up
lhl' r1•\0Ur\.l'' thJt .lrl' 't'n lam11t'd
lor 11u1 O\\ n fll'llpk
It )OU don't pa~ in. ~nu 'houldn 1
&l'l ,IO\ thing llUl.
The v.holc: matt\.'r Ol l hant' lJ~,.,
J dtlkrent nwanan~ \\hl·n '~l' "'n
uut thl' rx·opk Jl\d find 1)lll rt th1')
Jrc k gal ur rlll'g.11. 1f the) 'rt• dl'\l'f\ -
1ng ur no 1 lk'>Cf\ ang. nl.l) hi.• 11 1h1')
hJ\l' .in 11u1'1.111d1n~ "'arr.ml nr
mJ)ht· d 1Jn'1 P·" lor J:l\\I Jll.ang
11l l.e1 o( "hltl'H'r t hanl\ '" '>o nw -
1h1ng 1ha1 glx·s Ill m·cd ) rl•gard k <,s 1)1
"ho the\ arc o r "hl·re thl'\ l onw
from or· "hat th1•\ ll)()k hkl' The
rtl'lll of l'o ur..e. ihat \\Ol1ld gr;1h
"mw of thl· more '>l·lthh fll:opll' hl'fl'
"lie n \\C: ha'e a lot ol J t'\pl'r:lll'
peopk ou1 1hcn· "h1) h.i' l' 11llthmg
Ill l':tl, no plJl"C: II) \k l'P· thl'O It
might JUSI \..lU\C .1 grl·at pll) -\p.trt
Im m 1ha1, I don't "ant to \t'l' JX'l'Pk
hungr) .ind 'itan 1ng. Rl·g.1rJtng ttw
1Jea 1>1 ll"p:intc' or illegal' 1al 1ng
J\\.l) -\mt'rrl·;in,· Jobs. that·, :ihout
thl' "llrl'\t .irgumcnt lx't'au~· 1lur
.irt•J h.ill tht• IO\\C:St um•mpln} nw nt
r.ill' rn thl' "·ountl") .ind rn m ) hoo i..
k g1 .. 1.i11on Pl'rt.11nrng w 1111 J nlling and oil "db arc '\.Ull'r 1han oil tani..a, ··
thr'> \\hok malll'r \\tth .\mburge~
seems jUSt lake il n ·al d1'll'rrm 1n:it1o n
agarn<.t Haspa ntl"'> r.llher than ha' 1ng
Jn) other St'O'>l' or t'3U'>C
I think the\ should bc: dc:n1cd
t'H'f) thing. \\ ~·, l' ~01 l'nough prob·
kms \\1th "hat ""e '"'go t. "l' don 't
hil\ l' l'nough monl') to go .iround
Wl· !>houl<ln't ha'l' 10 pa~ to r tht•m
too
I th1nt.. tht· aliens should tx· helix·d
and supportc:d J' nw1.:h a'> pns->1bk
I abo thanl. 1ha1 ~Ir -\mburgq ''
pro ' 1ng hrm.,l'lt Ill Ix out of till'
mainstream.
I'm outraged at lhl\ "1ua11o n \\ l'
should o nl ) support .\ml·rrrans \\ l"
arl' 1n r nough 1roubk as at r'> . .ind I
kl'I the: uni ~ monq tu hi.· gr' l'l1
'>houlJ be for dqx1 n Jtrnn Co\1'
I beheH· thl') should g11 ball 10
their u1untr' I d111l'1 hl•he' ,. 1h.i1 llw
l nall'd 'it.itl''> 1.1\\ Jla~a~ 'houlJ
hJ' l' to l·arn thl' hurdcn .in' furthl·r
Of lllOfl' and OHlrl• :tlrl'O'. \.·um ang
1n1u 1h 1~ rountn . I tJn't 1.11..l' m' gran<l~on'> to th~ pJrl-no" J n~ ,;,
lhl"m .ind" h' Jon't '11u gu\\ gl't out
ut thl' dJmn otfa.l· .inJ lhl'll-'llOW
l1t'1t1" \tutl \lUl \11 lhl pari.., .rr l.' full
uf tlwm . thl") unnJll' rrghl thl'fl' 111
puhhl. the~ \\all. up a nJ d<mn lhl'
<,trl'l'I. dW\. I.mg llUI parl t•J l <If\
thl'\ 'II '>ll'JI Jn ~ thantt thJI J111 ·1 11111' ·
rng
I 1h1n l. ma' hi. "''ll0.1u ot h.1' 1ng
rx·nnk pn"'' tht·' .rrl· n t1tl'n' t11
rl"ll'" , .• 11d \\l' 'houlJ h,t\1' lhl'lll
p111,\.· tll\' ,111· hu111.rn tx·t111\.· lhl''
l.lll 'll\l" 1111 th1· ,,,, 1111n11I
C)Ul''ll\\ll Ina lh1· d,I\. 01\ .1n\\\l'C
,.., ~,., tlkg.1 1 .tlrl'll' 'hnuld lw dl'llll'd
go\ l.'l IHlll'lll .11J . n lha" ''l "h'
bolhl'f lo hJ\l' .1 I'-\ p111i,, rr. lhl'
ti r'l plJll' \\ h ' J o \\ ,. hJ' l' I hl''>l'
1 uln .111J ll'gul.i1111n," Pl·opk 'houlJ
b1.• kg.al ll'\1Jl•n1' 111 ,Ill\ Cit~ \IJl1'.
•lllllllllllltl\ 10 ~l·t ..111' aid frnm till'
L n11nl '-,tJh!). I ml'an that's "h' "l'
dfl.' l 'i l ll llt'O), .
Lei·., help the homeless that arl'
from lhl\ "·ountr. l do n't thinl \\C
'>houlJ tx· helping 1hcm "'t' h.H l'
l'nuugh rt•opk ht•rt• 10 hl'lp.
I l·an·1 understand wh\. 1f the\ arc
illegal. \H' arr fum1sh1ng them ·\\1th
<1pJrtnwn1, food . mo nc). an~ thing
thl'' \'Jnt \\c ha\I: .\mencans o,kep1n~ o n the '>treets \\e might as
\\l'll ta kl· Jo" n thl.' knee!. and tell
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I du 1wt thrnl.. 11 I'> fair
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harder than "'e do somellrnl'S
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Irvine delays two projects
By HOLLY J . WAGNER
D.Miy .-.to, ~t~tf \lltltf"r
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Suspect kicks his way into a jail cell
NEWPO RT BEACH
An o\lamed 11 man apparentl)
unhapp)' nboul being arrested
for public drunkt·ness tool. his
"rath out on u cell door at the
Nt.•" port Beach polt(·e stnt100
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James Alben I 1llotson. l 1.
.ilkgt•dl> l.1t·l.ed open the cell
door, dant4gtng 1t .• gt. And~
Gon" reponcd.
POLICE
LOG
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''"'''"·'' 11n ll;r. t tifl nrr ,, r1llotson . who 1dcnt1fied himself 3 3n tltr·
craO mechanic for Ala'>ka Aarhne . wa'> urrg1nall)'
arrested for bc1n1 drunk 1n public at cwport
Boule.,ard and 26th Stf'l'('l. 1on1 said. rllot)On
alleged!) l.1eked open the door of a \afct) cell.
"here arrestee' arc held tcmcxlranl dunna hook·
'"' Hts am t rcpon wn~ ~ubscqutntl¥ modified
10 tldd the c harac of de m1c11ot'I of jail propcn
JnJ ha b~11I "' increased shghtl to S 00.
"From ttme to trmc. ~c come 1n C'Ontacl "Ith
1xo11le ~ho art C\trtmcl} combat1Ye," ~•d umus. addrna. "pan14'1luly o a result of dnnk· ina tM mu h.''
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< nmno Ml \111r Mo1n Rea h • -. lb-)tar-old man l'\"'pont'J 1hal a ~lttl Miff
me-Irr \:O\Cf \ltd otT u I\< "'alkrd on 11 1n an 1Ut~ 1n
th( 400 bl k o( East tklboa 8ouk,ard. cau "" hi\ natu foot Ill ~hp 1n«> tht' hc>k-and 1ufftt .-nlChn and
'""' • A ~7·)C.r"°"1 Dr'I• ~n Ml~ttd a \flf"AIOt'J
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OC' s 1st World Trade Center dedicated
lty MJSS LOAtt a.,. .... ..._ ..
IRVINE -Oranae County's first
World Tnadc Center was dedicated
Tuesday by city and corporate of.
facials who say Irvine will become
the focus of international business
for the county.
The I I-year-old World Trade
Center Assoc1auon of Orangt Coun-
ty will take up residence on four
floors of a 20-story buildin' in the
Jamboree Center next to the Irvine
Hilton hotel. The building is sched-
uled for compleuon by May l 991 .
Although the association has been
located in Santa Ana and supported
by that city's government. The
Irvine Co. accomplished what many
cily officials throughout the county
consider to be a coup for Irvine by
agreeing to designate one of Jam-
b<>rec Ccnlcr's already planned
buildinas as the county World Trade
Center. The orpnization's leasing
costs wm be panially funded by
revenues from the building's ten-
ants.
lo an overbuilt county office mar-
ket, it became impossible to find
major developers who would com-
mi l to developin1 a new building
specifically for the trade center,
county trade association officials
said.
8astd in New York City's llant
World Trade Center twin towers
building, the trade organization has
60 trade centers sciinertd throu~h
out th e world. Trade association
officials dccribe the centers as a kind
of United Nations of international
commerce. which help members
transact business ""orldwide.
Guy TozzoU. prnJdcnt of 1bc na-
tional World Trade Centers Associa-
tion, $&td the o,..niza1ion has pion·
een:d lhe use or an electronic bull-
etin board, which links mo~ than
2,000 businesses an 64 countries.
Businesses us.e the bulletin board to
post and respond to international
trade offers.
"We recosnizcd in the t:qinning
that telecommunicalions and trade
was the way lo bring people closer
together and make tradfna more
efficient," Tot7oli said.
Orange County trade association
board Chairman Dennis Leibel said
the new center will make Irvine the
count)' scat for international busi-
ness. About one-third of the or-
s,aniLation's 500 businesses arc
bai.ed in Irvine.
Trade association and corporate
offidab mdi-.d Irvine MtYof Larry
~n for drawina_ dty S\l.ppor\ be-
hind the Wortd Trade Center Jo..
cation. Aatan uid ahbo~ the pros-
perity the center will brint to lrviDC
is imponant, bis motive for su~n· ins the orpniution is to improve prospc<ts for world peace through
international trade qreemenl$.
Dick Sim, pmidcnt of The lrviM
Co's. lnves1mcnt Propenics Group.
said the Jamboru Center develop-
ment is already bccomina an inler-
national financial and business
center. wilh len.tnts such as the
Geneva Companies, PacTel Cellular
and Nissan's lnfiniti division.
Prospective tenants for lhe World
Trade Center include trade support
organizations. impon and export
prof cssionals. and public and pri-
vate agencies which support local
businesses entering export markets.
Banks rescue Trump with S65 million loan
1y MARYBETH NIBlEY
NEW YORK -Donald Trump
on Tuesday secured urgent!) ncedl'd
funds to a' oid defaulting on debts
after his banl-.crs agreed in pnnnplc
to a long-term $65 rnilhon financial
rescue plan.
Prolonged "'rangling on lhl'
bailout culmina ted in an agreement
by se ven ke> banks to lend ano1hcr
s~o m1llton 1mmed1ately to thl' cash·
strapped landlord and real cs1a1c
developer.
\r\SDAq SIJMMr\Rf
NEW YORK (AP) -Most active over·lhe· counrer stocks suPPloeCI ov NASO
Ha,,,.
1n1Lse
T'IMex A1corp Arctco MCI ACIObeS Inlet McCaw AppleC
U1Clab
Aelvanc~
Oecllneel ¥ncha nQed 01a1 Issues New highs New tows 0
LHt CW
Volunw Bid Aslrtd S88S 400 31
\'S44SOO 1 21-J1 1 11-16 1,381 ,000 10 • 2.378,000 11~ 1,761,700 40 ~ 1,669,100 JS
l,3S6.700 45 7 I 266.300 25>, I, 136,200 40~\
1.086.000 ) 1 '
Ch9, .. 3·. -1·)2
.. l --1 •4
-I -'• -+ I •
889 975 2,426
4 290 10 8
T 01a1 sales 131,615.200
NEW YORK (AP) - Monev rates for
Tueselav as reported t:>v Teter111e Svstems Inc. Tele ra1e 1nteres1 r are onele~ 8 167 Prime R11te 10 00 ~oscounr Rare 7 00 roker can oan rare 9 75 ee1era t lunCIS mar~e1 ra re
Higll 8 3125 Low 8 312S
LUI 8 3125 Dea lers commerc1a1 pa oer 30· 180 Clavs 8 70·8 OS Cerlif1ca1es of Oeoos 1 Pnma•v JO davs 7 47 90 Cla ys, 161 180 davs., } 77 I vear / 88
The 30-da) bridge loan will tide
Trump over while fi nishing touches
are placed on a l'omplC\ bailout and
debt restructuring deal :u ml·d al
keeping his spra\"hng real estatc and
t•as1no empire soh cnt.
Trump. in a bnl'f telephone inlcr-
' 'l''' lue~a). '>aid hl' "as happ)
"1th the nutcoml' of the ncgo-
t1a11um. which '1dtkd a ne\\ fi\i~
H'ar l'<>mm1lml·nt trom his banke~
Pa) mcnb due on more than $2
b1ll1on 1n ou1"and 1ng loan<. will bl·
\prl'aJ uut uH·r 1tw li H )Cal"'i as part
uf lhl' pact.
"Tm 'c~ samlie<l ... ~•d Trump
He '>aid l'\Cr)b<>d) \\ho "as O\\-l'd
mom·) "a' pa1J after the banks
~l'SE LEt\DERS
NEW YORK (AP) -Sales. ' pm Tuesdav price a nd ner cl'lange of !he 15 mo\1 ac11ve New Yor~ Stock E11change
1\\ues rra a no na t1011a1•v a t more ll'lan S 1 ca~:~~, ~r1~~ L~~·, ~~
PholMor \ 2 SJ6 500 46'e + '• Un11e1 s 1 940,200 37~ -lt Comw Eds 1.635.900 32 1 OowC1'1ems 1181,000 57l>ii -1 > IBM I 2>4.200 116'8 + • Armcolnc 1.244,700 7 e + • AmE•Pr t.220,300 30~ -'8 TranscoE:'o I 203,800 J > C.enMo•or\ I 199 JOO 46'• -I E x.on 1186200 41 -• Oet E aison 1, 147,300 2Sl• -it Motorola 1.051 200 81 -3 1 GenEPc• I 049 300 69 -l• Boeing s 1.037 ?00 57\11 + .\t
GOLD PRICES
Jt:•v<.le<J llflllo('>l'I\"' ?O'O t,·tt~' 1-...~ay by Tl\e _ _..
.ll!f4!'d p,.....,~
~ 11.,.,11 •at~ Sl\J 2' up S? 10
London ,,,, '"'"'~ , .,,,..~ S1!>3 10 OH so 10
loncSot\ 4•tf'1f\(.c'\f\ fl.•lHQ S.J•tf 1C, Oft S..t 0~
loncl°" )I• s ,.~ so " S• 00
P•,I• affft''l'\(')I " t •• ~nt; S 1~.l .t 7 off $C ·~ '"••nklurl 1, .. nri \ •5? 6t urt SI 06 Zurlcll •&1~ •"-• "°" $3"0 00 01t SJ t~ SJSl W ... ' ~
NY l"l•nor & Harmen t ••<I l' o" S•'9\
HY fngetllard Si'>CI ~" •" \• 06
NY En .. lllMd 1 11 • c •I"~ S '6~ 1 .' o 11 S• Jf,
NY COf'ft•• 0 "'""''. *ft r-... I ,,. S.l~ .n .,. s •
NY "-1>11bllc Het!Qnel 8An~ < t ... • ""' S3SO trl
.. !." ""
c~u:nded lhc S20 million bridge
loan.
Trump earlier this month missed
a $43 million bond pa) ment and
was overdue on a S30 million bank
loan. Had payments not been made
b) midnight, Trump would have
been in formal defa ult and the assets
backing those debts subjcct to seiz-
ure b) creditors.
But the bailout appears to have
come at a high cost to Trump. once
considered by man) to be financially
10\ incible. Trump will be fo~d to
cede some control over hts holdings
and to abide by other terms stipu-
lated by his rescuers. a participant in
the loan negotiations said.
Trump confirmed that the agree-
ment hm1ts hts ho usehold and per-
!>Onal spending to $450.000 a month
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averages tor Tuidav. St.ctn H LOW a.M CM 30 Ind S.S9 2 92 · 2.67 ~ 2.33-2.72
20 Trn llJ1.28 11 ._Js 1ft'i.u 1ttln-12.oc 15 Ull 207.43 ~.38 206.43 106,93+ 0.06
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for Tueselav. No securities !fading ~low S2 or 1000
shares are oncludeel Ne! and Percentage chanqes are 1ne Cllllere!lce .,.tween llie previous closing Price a nd TuesC11v's last or 01<1 orice
Hime I lnvslFncl 2 EnvrnMon un 3 A'llonSvg~ 4 USA Bco 5 Novamtnc 6 HigJndSur>er
7 ~nlronlcs ravhd t J ortune~ncl
10 lnlllease
UPS l.Ht Che Pc1.
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I) + l'• UP lS.6 31 +31eUo 143
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slocks and warra nts tha l have QOM uP 11'14! mosl and 1own lhe mo\I t:>aseel on oercent of cl'lange or Tueselav No securities trading below \2 or 1000 shares a re include<S Nel and oercenlaoe ctian~es, are rhe difference between lhe prev ous c1os1ng
price and T uesdav's S 30 P m Price UPS Ha~ Lut Che Pct.
I Sl!Jfewav wt ~ • + l11 UP 13 0 ~ AmBase • + '• Up 11 8
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Up the LIJdder
Kurt Whaley novv chief
estimator for Birtcher
&u1 ....., was promoted to
micf estimator 11 8lr1eMr C..-
•treedea of Laguna Niauel.
Previously a senior estimator with
the firm. Whaley wiU now be re-
s~naibk for the overall super·
vision of lbe Bincher Construction
Estimatina Depanmcnt includin,g
pre-<0nstruction s.ervices. com-
petitive bid proposals and contract
negotiations. Whaley joi ncd
Birtcher Conswction in March
1989. • • • 0..&lf• L 8och9 was named
president and chief executive of-
ficer of US Be.efll1 he. in Costa
Mesa. a wholly owned subsidiary
of US Facilities Corp. US Benefits
is an underwritina manager for
excess group medical stop-loss cov-
cra~. Dockus was also appointed a
senior vice president of US Facih·
ties Corp. Bockus· company, D.L.
Bockus & Associates Insurance
Markeung lnc .• was merged into a
subsidiary of US Benefits. • • • Ric,ard Silva has joined com-
mercial real estate firm Lee &
Associates as a partner in the
company's Newport Stach office.
Sih a specializes in the sak and
leasing of research and de,elop-
men1. and office properties in
Southern Californ ia. Silva was
previously in the office and leasing
di\'ision of Bishop Ha"k Inc. Ll'l'
& .\sM>Ctates also has oflices 1n 1hc
Irvine Spectrum and th roughout
Southern California. • • • Frederic• J . Poska was named
an audtt panner at Delollle &
To.actle in Costa Mesa. Poska 1s a
14-year veteran with the account·
ing compan). spc~1almng in high
tec hnology. medical products
manufacturing and Sc-cu ritics fa.
change Comm1ss1on fili ngs. The
firm has 32 partners and directors
ft HAT ,,.s•: DID
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Advanced 496
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and more than 400 l'mplo)ees with
offil·e 1n Ir' inc and Costa Mesa. • • • Brian J. Meyers wa appointed
'll'l' pn:s1dcnt of fornard planning
for TMC Developmeats in Costa
Mc~. M)ers "'111 bl.' rcspons1blt" for
marl-.ctang strategics for land dt"-
' dopmcnt projects. d1spos1t1on
and :1cqu1s1tion of real estate u-
sets. bu1ldl·r rl'la11ons and product
de' l'lopmcnt. M>cr JOined the
C'Ompan} in 1987 a'i dc.'vdopmcnt
managcr. TM( has dc\elopcd
commcrnal ;ind re'i1den11al pro-
JCCts throughoul outhcrn Cah-
forn13 since 1980 .
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Wednetdey, June 27, 1l80 Aa
CM'ol & Company
A hot time for SCR sup~on:ers at auction
Now that was an aucton!
"We reall y ori&inatcd auction
fund-raisers ~n. Oranar County," ex-
plained Otiv1a Johnson. chair-
woman of "Hot! Hot! Hot!," South
Cout Repertory's 12th annual end-of.the-~son auction last Saturday.
"I was chairwoman of the first
one, too," said th lo J time SCR
SUP.P<>rter d~ssed in a s1ulina. salsa
sattn crcatt~n custo'!' made by
theatre dcs11ner Dwtaht Richard Odle.
Auction action bc&an the moment
the 400 folks descended on the Costa
Mesa theater's parklike settin1 col-
orfully dttoratcd with fluorescent
panels of oran1e. purple. hot pink
and teal. When not placing their
John Hancocks on the silent auction
bid cards. the casually clad cont-
inacnt dined on the specialties of
local restaurants.
Cuisine chairwoman Catherine
Thyen. seen dashing from buffet to
buffet replenishing forks and
napkins. made sure the menu fea-
tured the best from the best. Among
those contributing were Tutto Mare.
Scott's Seafood Grill and Bar. The
Maaic Pan. John Dominis. Pen-
ninaton's Catering. Gustaf Anders.
The Golden Truffie. Garden Bistro.
Caliente. Bangkok'. Four and
Alfredo's.
Carol
Humphreys
in& food. Now a lot groups do it. but
we were the first ," boasttd Mary Del
Barkouris.
Dining concluded. guests filed
into the theater for the ultimate in
madcap li\e auctions conducted by
Mel Giller. Tra)' after tray of wine
was passed -the better to raise the
bidding. )OU know -as actors
created clever. corny and comical
vignettes about each of the 25 auc-
tion items. Two hours later. over
cappuccino and desscn. organizers
estimated proceeds at $92.000.
Among the hottest of the hot were
committee members Jim Henwood.
Susan Shusko, Barbara Murray,
Noddie Wellner. Jackie Miles.
Michele Meyer. Joyce Justice.
Kathleen Deighton and Kathy Mer-
riman.
leather hal~r dress; Mark Marosi,
son of Hedda, strunina about in a
Roman robe (he's masSC'ur for the
Phantom cast); Lucia de Garcia,
sportina a foot Iona braid; Nancy
Posch who last year took home a
Toto-style puppy from the affair;
~nd a solo Carol Wilken (husband
Kent is travclina 11cross the country-
in his antiq_uc auto as part of the
Grcat.Amencan Race). Lucky Betty
Coull won the Mazda Miata.
Spanier
Main Street Casino. Saturday
niaht's jam-packed fund-raiser ~
ented by the Huntington Beach
Fourth of July executive board at
the Huntington Center Mall was a
blast. according to its chairwoman
Deborah Cope. The fete raised more
than SI I .000 for the city's holiday
star-studded parade.
Highlighting the evening of danc·
ing, gambling. and silent auction
bidding was the turkey bowler who
challenged all to bowl against him.
.. For two dollars. guests tossed
frozen turkeys at coke bottle pins.
He got mostl y stikcs," Cope said of
the bird throwing champ.
"We pioneered restaurants donat-
Those tuminJ. heads included
lilly Blom. wife of the photo
pharaoh. dressed in a hot pink
Also among the panygocrs were
Huntington Beach resident sccne-
stealers Don and Dan Stanton. The
twi ns were featured in "Good Mom·
inj Vietnam" and the new
"Gremlins .2." LUCJ ltlao lllOdel1 gown for •uctlon.
Twin• DMls l'•tal ~ D.....,. ..... .,..
.... 0tt9theMere .......... ltl.
0.., N9e ----.., ~ ·~ SCR benefit chairwoman Ollvla Johnson with Maada
prl••· Tom Coull, Ron Pl«lnl, M•rc Marosl and Dolly Cross.
CouncllnNtn w .. 11Mtnl8ter, c..tno Chairwoman Deborah
Cope and Counc ...... n Don MKAlllster.
Today, a rerun of a special
tidbit of food for thought
187 6 invention often skirted
DEAR ~NN L~NDERS: I ha'e
alwa) s enJO)cd your column. I
staned to read it because m)' mother
was )'Our greatest fan. going back to
when )OU first started to write. Mom
passed away last Ma) at too young
an age. and I miss her terribl).
While helping my Dad go through
some papers recently. I came across
a poem that Mom always kept
tacked over the ki tchen sink. where
she could read it every day. It
ellprcsscd her attitude about life and
the wa) she lived 1t.
If each of us would take a few
moments to read these words and
put them into pracucc. the '-"Orld
would be a better place.
-C.F.H .• Oxford. Mich.
Dear C.F .H.: nau YH for u
-.,oraulty to skirt tlal1 bt11tlfal
Uttle essay wl&ll my rtadcn Hee
aaala. Somctaiiq a1 1peclal as tllal1
deter-vet a reru ( tlile Htlilor 11 stUI
HI bown): •
ON THIS DAY
Mend a quarrel.
Search out a folJOUen friend.
Dismiss a susp1c1on and replace ll
"'ith trust. Write a letter to someone who
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the problem of mothers "ho "ould
enJO)' some pnvatc time w1lh their
married sons. M) problem 1s how do
I get lime alone with my husband~
"Mel" and I were married last
yea r and his mother" ill not lea ve us
alone.
We live in her duplex. (She 1s
downstairs.) Since I work. m}
mother-i n-aw fi lles supper for us and
we eat together C' el) night When
"e entertain she invites herself. I
feel trapped. What do you suggest7
-Mi~rable in Pittsburgh
Otar Pitta.; Yoa a.ct yHr 111 .. baH
1liloald move as aooa H possible -
evn If au yoa eu afford ls a cold·
water Oat over a bowlm1 aUey.
Dear Rea41en: nu j.te Doctt4
me "'· I laeard It frem .. Dear
Abby."
A womaa wlilo was 1itUq by llae
pool la Miami saw aa attractive
mu Harby. Site weal over u4
llkff, "Wiiiy art YH 10 ,.le! 01411
yoa jHt arrive!"
"I've bff• la jaU," tlae maa re-
pllt4.
"For wut!" site aakt4.
"IUlli•I my wife," lie ..W.
"ftat meua yoe're 1lqle!"
ln,en11on of the 1elephonc "asn't
the onl) thing tha1 happen<"d in
1876. please note That "as 1he first
\Car "omen·s undl'l""ear was CH'r
SOid 1n an~ StOfl'
0oesn·1 take much to foul up the
planet. (ons1dt'r ra" sc" age It'<;
99.9 percent pure "a1er
"GI" first stood tor ··gah an1zcd
iron." not "Go,ernment Issue:·
Bt:fore World War II. it "as Na-
tional Guard nomenclatun: for the
gah an1zcd iron garbage can: .. Can.
GI. wltd." Soon to he kno" n as the
"GI can." Somcbo<l~ JUSt thought It
meant "government 111suc" and that
notion spread.
It's Gibb's La" that reads ··1nfina-
l} 1s onl' la"}l'r "a1ting for another··
Q. Doesn't Segal\ La" go .. Help
a man "'hen he·s in trouhle and he'll
remember )OU "hen he-., m trouble again .. 'l
A. o. sir. credit .\non,mous "'"h
that one. Segal' La" got-s· ·· .\ man
"1th one watch kno"" "hat lime 1t
1s . .\man "Ith t"n "atchcs 1s nC''"
sure.
Some futunsti. think the ne:\t
spcc1t's of animal to rule the world
will be amph1 b1ous porpoises
We're Goifig
Tu The Mat
On This One. .
• 1n 111 all\Wld )Gl •ll be u t8 deiiGn ARI -. bi* )GI dmh _, lht D1i1 Plb. Ir a
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L.M .
Boyd
The gastnc-breeding frog of Aus-
tralia incubates Its babies 1n Its
stomach. then "om Its '" e tadpoles out of its mouth. Have a nice da).
First of the dinosaurs 'iho"ed up
1n South .\menca
The brains of 'our an~tors
d1un·1 gc1 big unul· said ance-ston.
stan~ 10 ""alk upright That's "hat
the o;cholan. think.
Food scholars are sllll ti) ing to
find out for surr "ho wrote the first
cookbook Right no" the~ think 11
"'as the Roman .\p1c10~. Around
.\.D 300.
Nylon inventor Wallatt Carothers
never heard of it. Died a year before
that word "nylon" was coined.
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M -...... June 27, 19IO
A promising performance by Ballet P aclflca
8y AMANDA \I/RAY 0...,. ..... IUift ... _
LAGUNA BEACH -Everyone ean use time and
n\oncy. Bui when i1 comes to hxal ballet companiesi
Ballet Pac.if'i(·a has proven it could be the most worthy
of such con1modi1ics.
Throughout its 28-year-history, the IS-member
troupi: has cntl'naincd Orange County audiences as a
rrgional cornpany under lhc anisliC' direction of Lila
Zali . and rehearsed weekends for pan-tin1c pay. But
Molly Lynch, 1vho has taken over Zali's post in the last
two years. could someday take Laguna ~ach into the
big lcagul~s.
If the polish on th is \\'Cl'kcnd's piece. "The Gift 10
Be Sin1plc:· is Bny indication, the company has the
abilit~ to dcli vl·r lhl' n1ost exacting and imaginalivc of
pcrfo(n1anccs.
In comparison. ho1vevcr, some of the troupe's
nc\\'Cr pil't'l'S apix·arcd under-rehearsed.
Ni:.\L h.1 lhl' finl' rl'ndition of "The Gift to Be
S11npk·." "'"h1ch "'ilS t n:atcd by Canadian chorco-
graphl·r Nortx-rt Vl's:tk 1n IQ64 with authentic Shaker
l·os1u111cs and unusual sidcligh1ing. pieces likl'
"[)ivcrtin1cnto .. ll'ndcd 10 pale.
Although dancers Janine Paulsen and Lee Wiga nd
broupi the 1~ clean frt h fcelina of"Divtttimento"'the
maaic it deserved throuahou1, their balantie an4._dl'llma
were not sus1ained. despite s1rong piroueucs and
arabesques rcndcrro by fellow dancers.
"Divcnimento" was set to Mozan's Divenimen10
in D major and choreographed b)' Stanley Zompakos,
a forn1cr dancer or New York City Ballet Zompakos
scen1cd to seek an almost clockwork etlec1 with the l~rge number or dancers used In the piece. but the
in1ricacy of the cvcr-changina movement was lost each
timr a dancer strayed thr tiniest bit The dal)C'Crs'
enthusiasm. however, lent the pirce a personal quality
latking in n1any larger companies.
Lvnch's modem vision was cvidcn1 in both pieces
shl' ,·i1on:ographi..'d and premiered at the program,
"Counterpoint" a li,·cly abstract of rotor and Rute
melodies. ond '"Thret' Roman('cs," an exploration of
the cvcr·l'hanging relationships between men and
"'omen.
In "('oun1crpoin1. .. Lyn(·h left not only tutus, but
also skirts behind and drcsSt.'d her dancers in brighl
i:onlrJsling colors -jun1psui1s tied wi th sashes ac·
l'l'lltl·d by headbands. 'fhc efTt·c1 "'BS bright and cheery,
put purposefully devoid of any more complicated
cn1ot1on. The reeling. rather. "'as of frt'edon1 on the
Australian
Ballet sets
programs
molct'ular level. like electrons chanaing orbits or water
droplel$ coursina_1hrouah oppo1it0----tidcs.---.
The company's sta.r dancer, Janine Paulsen. again
showed her prowess in the pas de dcux form in .. Three
Romancts." Ably •ssisted by Jame1 Pollara. Paulsen
prt'M.'nlt.'CI 1he picture uf a you1'1g won1an in love.
showina the gre11cs1 s,trcnth and 1tturity on her fec:t.
and the most grace in head and hands.
Long-lime company member Kristi Moorhead
loinl'd Lee Wigand for a tenser coupling. 1nd sauety
Emrna Su1hcrland courtl'd David Ceslcr. displaying a
nicely an·hcd back and livel)' grand jctes.
pnc of lhC n1os1 oulslanding aspects of the co mpany. which i,:an bi.· viewed as an asset or a
cri1icisn1, is the feeling that the group's ho111e-grown
dancers arc still in a ··1i11lc" ('Ompa ny. an essential pan
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or Orange County's hcriu.ac.
Such a history Jives the company a mo"' personal
status, a feeling of belol\Jin1 and tc«ptlnct. rather
than of cuttina competition.
Tradillonalty t:-11~1 dancers are 1ivcn to ~ lifelonJ
battle with anorcx.1a. imperfect body propQrt1ons •i:t
a11:c but wa1china Ballet Pacific is to know that, while
tr1n'1 and stron&. all kinds of dancers are welcome to
be thc1nselvcs.
Tonight. thl' company will dcpan for Jackson, MS.
"'he re they will take pan in the Resional ~n«
America concert of the Fourth U.S .. .\. lntcmauonal
Ballet Competition 101norrow. Jn that conctn, Ballet
Pacifica will perform "Gin 1u Be Simple ...
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ORA NGE COAST ---.. Piii .... , ·\
An Independent Newspaper
Publ1sh~d by Poge Group Pubt1sh1og. h
Rob.ft I. '01•. pres•denl & choel e•ecuti\lv oflocer
WHNom S. Lobdell, editor
Steve MarW., monogong editor
Don Fenley, ed1t0f•ol poge editor
Stan ~ymon, news editor
Of .. •oe1&1, c11y editor
lot., Moom, features editor
... ., Corhon, sports editor
Corol Hvmphfeys, soc•e•v ed••""
Elliot Stein, Jr., choornov
G.told W. Adcoll, Jf., generol "'onogt-•
Walter 8urrou9h1, 1901 -1919, lo11n<.11ng J.-ul: • 1~ .-r
Editorial
Kemp's ruling
on alien policy
must be accepted
Co~rn ~k~ Cit~ Councilman On .\mburgl·~ tine:-1l't
kt H>'-' '' hc:-n to qu11 .
Last '-'CCk. Housing and L'rban De,elo pment Secrl'taf)
.l ad .. Kl·m p dell\ ered .. , hat could be a knocko ut blo'' to a
p1upu''-'J nt~ po lil·~ that ''o ulJ ha'e barred aid to organ11a-
t1un' thJI ''-'rH' illegal alien-..
In his memo stating that ( osta Mesa·., prnJX"''-'d
1und1ng rl·gula t1on \\Ould '1olatl' HL'D pohc~. Kemp \HOil'
.. 11 1-, th'"· prl'\ump11on that !HL'D) programs bl·ndit bo th
ut11t'll' anJ J tKumented and undocumented ahe n'l. 'lllKt'
tlit.'11 purpO\l' ,., to Sl'n e the t•ntrrt' communtttl''>. anJ
d"11ngu1-.h1ng amo ng reuptl'nl'> o n thl' basis ol altl·nag.e
\\uul<l ht· dtsrnm1natnn . 1mprar t1cal and u1untl't
produr tl\ 1.· w thl' larger purpo~e'> of thl· program' ·
'.\u" fal l... Kemp 1.,n·1 a ltrn-ranl...ing. \\tld-e~.-d l 1h~: •• tl
He I'> a lu ng-<.urnding cnn~en au H ' Rl'publll'Jll amJ a
m l·mhl·r ot Prn1l.il'nl Bush'' r ahinl't. .\nJ his thoughtful
response to a dttlicult kgal and c1 h1cal IS'>Ul' makes scn\l'
(i1,cn thl' cirrumstanccs. 11's the uni~ lu1:o11.·al uinclu<.w1.
But ( 11um ii man .\mhurg1.·~. "h<1 p ropuwtl ti ll' po l1n
la'>t \ugu'>t \a~., "-l·mr), dm:rt1\l· might not ht· h111d1n g to
lh1.· Lil\
"Kcm p d11t·\n·1 mak1.· 1h1.· la"." hi: .,.11J · l o ngrl''I'>
mak1.•., till' la \\ It 111-. pol1t~ " 111 '1o lat11>11 u l thl· la\\. lw·.,
going to hJH' tu L"hangc 11. He ha-. no dw1ce. I \\<Hill.I no t
h1.· '>LIPP<>lll ' l' ol ..th1lling b~ thl'> J 1rl'l'll' 1.• .it th1.· pr1.'\l'l1 I
11m1.· ·
That mah·' .\mhurgc~ a ma.1ont~ or on1.· o n th1.·
u1u11ul f \1.'n ( 11unulman Etl C1la~g<m . \\ho -.upportnl thl
p11hl' -..11d 11 \\1.1ulJ J o 1\11 guo<l to re-1.•n.11.·1 till' p11l11.' JI.Id
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Bl11l k C11J11t tu nJ'> '<>" th,11 Kl'mp ha'l "'ucd hi'> ruling. ( osta \tc..·)a
'huulJ IJ \ 111 r1.·st 11., l1a\\ed pnl 1C~ .\nd .\mhurg1.·~ 'huuld
t11. .1 g1al.IOU " IO,l'r and mmr on. fhnl' art· rknt ~ nwrr
hJll k ' 111 light
Today in history
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-BJ Tbr Associ•trd Pr.:ss
When Writing to the Orange Coast Daily Pilot...
r ... e Orange Coast Doily Pilot i:· U• Jgc::s ~or t;')p(Jreler.ct: ''v" Ou•
'f'O)t!'S lv#A • J , .. <' ,..-.. • t• •1·r · · )l;t J A ""'._... 30C ..._,...,.rds A rt)
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Response
,. • ..,. • ' ~ • 't·\P'",..~ ·or ss"'es oerr.nen' •o c11 es
r..,' · . "''\ o o· :i "•· O• ~· .. ( I:\' G es· O"'rre••a• es may pertain 10
o•, c 11r, ss .. f J' ,, o reH ,•se~ 1r1> ... sf'• .... d tor •ebuuols •o ed11or1af
c ,s · .,• s ' " · Orange Coast Doily Pilot
l"''"'S ~ ,,..,. l •i; bt-Lt• '"'s or ,. ood ros·~ w I no1 be pr nted
./', • ••"s ..... ,. ,,. j '"' tour s~bf'11SS·O"S a rno,,1• A.I correspondence
.,.,., · r, .... qrr• l 'l•<l r r ..,d£-''"" ,.,, 1pr s address ono •elephone number lor
•e• I rot or I ,rµQSPS
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IV Bo 1 Sr Cosru IV'nrn C A 92626 A tter t on lelleH to rhe Edoror
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Doonesbury
RIVETIN<; NtlVS ~1
THc CAst AGAINST SMOK-,,.....-
11615 5TIU IN 015
P~ CAUOFF
"f(VR AW&RTIS -
•N6 8AN1
By Garry Trudeau
ld':X..WTHe
14/!TNV:b J.//(J
A~e;r;
TOPUU
Hl!r15/ftF
T(XJCTH6R7
/
Inside report
Fed showdown to ease
credit, supply of money
In 1h1.· tan· of a flat econom\ Jnd
d1clt11111i,. prc\\llll lr,1111 lll llJltOtt
thl· I l.'dcrJ I K1.·w r' l' I!> p1q>Jr1.·d tu
··l'.1'>1.•· 1h1.• '>Upp!~ of mon1.·~ and
1.r1.·llt l -lhouglt 1101 a' 4t.1,kl~ and
1. karl~ a'> 1h~· \\ h111.· I ltHt'1' ''l>uld ""l' ')ddom has a me1.•1 ing 0 1 , t11.· I ~·ll·
nal OfX·11 to.larkl'I ( omm11 h': grrw.-
a11.·d '>O much cllfl ll11.1tng .idvann~
'>J'X'l'ul!tt wn a' 11 ~ J ul~ 3 Sl'S~1on.
I )n 1'>1or1,. ma".k .1~ u!>ual 1n drl'P
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lt kd~ 111 'l'I pron·durl.'!> 1l:a1 "111
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Commentary
Rowland
~vans
nt 1.'\t·r~ opponunt1~. including reg-
ul.1r m1.·1.·11ng-. \\llh (ireocnspan. But
lhl' 1111m· m'"·nacing ml·ssagc' arr
ll11.11ul l'1'1.'" h1.•r1.• l)UI of the adm1n1s-
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II Jnd \\h1.·n 1h1.· record Reagan-
H11,h n11n11m11 l'\pan'i1on 1s ended
h\ .1 1n1.''''"" Cir1.'l'O'>pan and the
I ~d \\Ill Ix· hlamt•J ro pre\COI that
.111d "' guJranll'l' reappointment
1h '' ''"" ,1.·11101 .tdn11m<,1ra11on of-11, 1.11, , 1111lid, ( 1r1.'l'll'ipan mu\1
111111., qu11.l...f\ tu,,.irJ 1.'a'>tcr mon1.·~
< rll'~ll\fl.111 ha'>11011Jl1·n 1ha1 l.'lll".
.111d hi\ 1..ipah1llt~ tu do \o ,.,
d uh11111' I fr " 1rn1.• o f 1h1.• ka\t
d11111111.1n1 I 1.•J 1.hJ1rml'fl l'\l'r. his
11.·11u11· u 11n1. 1J1ng "llh ttw rl'K.' of tht•
I 1.·lkr.ll K1.•,, P 1.· lbnl. prl''>td1.•nt!I.
1 hn .m· 1h1.• an1t-1n na11on hawks
1111 >'1 r1.•,pon\lbk lor last ~car'<; o' cr-
11gltll'n111g .ind arc rurrcntl) 1n the
\ .rngu.11 d r1.'\l\l1ng ·'"' loo-.cn1n g.
'ur " thl' I 1.·d 1.ong1.·n1al lO \\.hue
1 louw d1.•'>lr1.''> Im ad' a nee assurance
that 11111.' r1.•\ult ul a \Ul'ces~ful budget
-.u1111111 1 ''Ill tx· 1.•as1cr mone\. Lee
I f n,~1 n\. C 11.·\~land Fed president
.ind k Jlkr of th1.• ha" l.s. I\ sens111' c
111 Jn\ h1n1 111 111Jn1pula11on b) the
\\ h111.; 1 lou~
Bui lhl'rl' " ltllll' '>~ mpath~ e'en
Imm i l•tl go' l'rnor'> norma l!~ fnend-
lll·r lu th1.• pn·-.1Jcn1·.., dr'irrcs. Grl.'rn-
.,p.i n ·, modl''' rn·J1ct1on that mar-
J..1.·1 lull 1.•., "uuld 1<1" er 1 n tert.'st ra11.•s
II .1 huJg1.·1 pall \ll.'r1.· rl'achcd '" not
.,h.ir1.·J h' man) lllllragues
Robert
Novak
Hush "s hand at the Fed 1s certain!)
not strengthened b} th{' res1gna11on
of Johnson. th.: Fed go\ 1.·rnor mo\I
highl} 'alurd at the Whit<.' lloust·
.\!though the prn1drn1·s ml·n "l'rl'
d1sappo1nted 1n ht recent n.·fusal to
case. thr) s11ll talked rm atl'I) of
Johnson a'i Grccnspan's .,un·1.·->sor
-pcrhaps ncAt }Car
lnst1.·ad, Johnwn \.\Ill not 1.''1.'11 Ix·
\UllOg 1n lht• FO~H JI thl' 'ht\\\•
do"n Ills r<.''>lgncJ111.m ''n11 '1 1.1~1.·
l'ITl'l'I un11l om• monlh IJll'r. hul 1h1.•
ren1ral bani>.\ la" \t'rs dcnckd h1.·
'>hould not \Oil' l.'\·1.·n though hl' "
returning 10 arad1.·m1c hfl' rather
than going 1nw thr htg buck\
financial "orl<.l
Ne,enhl'k~'· all signs point 111
ea~1ng. lnOat1on. as rni:asur1.·d h}
buth commod1111.·'> (eSJ)l'C1all~ gold)
and 01her prtCl' 1ntl1ccs. 1~ und1.·r
control. Wh1k thl· Fed 1n<1i\I', 1hcrr
I) no crl'dll 1..rum·h. nobod} ran rail
1h1s a robus1 cconom}.
The regronal bani. prc'>ldl'l11\ ma~
d1.·la) 1mmrd1a11.· casing nc\t "e1.•k.
but 1ns1dcrs at the Fed ~·c th1.·
commlltel' au1hon11ng ac11on that
"'" be tnggcn·d "11 h1n th1.· month
Bush all\ 1ser\ kar that ma' he too
h11lc. 100 late. If the) arc r'1ght thl·
b}e·b~c G reenspan l'rO\\d "'Ill \tart
mO\ing .
Ro"laad Ei'•Ds and Ro~rt Novak
11 r~ W•sblagt on D. C.·b•srd
columnists for tbr Or11agr Coast
Dall)' Pilot.
Let Congress enjoy the arts,
but don't let it regulate them
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plJu:d on tlw grani.. !l.1'1.'11 ll) lhl.'
,, \ 1cqu1rtng thO\I.' \\hO rlt.'l l'PI
thl.'m tu agr1.'1.' 1101 10 u,1.• 1h1• l11nd\
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\llkrn J uh,1.l'n1.· llll l11J1ng h111 11111
I 1111 I I n l I 11 d 1.• J1 I 1 II II n ' o f
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-,C\UJI l'\pl111 tJlllll1 ul I. htldr,·n ,,,
tndl\ 1Jua!<. 1•ng.igcd 1n \e\ 3l '' and
"'hith. "hl'n t.il.cn a<i. a v.hnk. do
n1)t h,l\ c \UIOU\ l11crar~. an1'.lot1c
pnl1111..:! 111 "''\.'nttl"i( 'alue"
That n•.,1m11on JPJX'Med. ot<i. I
rl·nwmtx·r altl'r some membc~ of < ongrt.'\" hl.·1.amc: a~ar( 1hat NI .\
monC\ \\.;!!I bl.·1ntt U\Cd to t'\htbll thr
"''t~ of Rnl1\•r1 \l:ippkthorr<• \fop.
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'" ri r.iplh 1 "how h11m m·111111.
"111 t. ''·" ~11ou~h lul 1h1..· \'II\ 1>1
Pete
Dexter
C 1n1.1nn.111 10 1. hJrgc the museum
·' h1.·r1.· 11 \' ,.., h1.·rng \hn"' n with ob--
'll'Oll ~
I hr "-Jf .\ had J l\o mad1.· ;1 grant
... .111 .. 11"1 n.1rnctl \ndt l.''> ~crrano
.d 111-.1· \\ 111 I.. indude., a frsu!i in
u11n1.·
o.\t .111~ rate. < ongress fo und 1>ut
cJ~>ut Robl.·rt Mappkthor:J>f and .\n-
drc!i ~·rrano. and all of a '.louddcn
haJ -.onw1h1ng 11 l'Ould gr1 1n focu'i.
Th1.· \mcman peopk. Jcs\e
l klm\ \atd. don't "Ont to pa) for
Jl'\U\ Ill U llll~
.\nd "1th that profund1t). the
1huu.,.11Hh ul .11t1\ts und \Hiier<• and
1 h~Jt1.·1 Jnd danu· and art Jroup'i
1h.11 thl' :'\ l .\ hJ\ lundcd lnCC II
\1.1.'nl into hU\111{'\\ In 1965 With
.. urpmmgl) good re ults were for.
lltllll'n
.\nd lhl' thought of \onjrtU
nwn1tonnll 1hc E..\ set off thr
.. niukc dcLCctor 1n the anist1c com-
mun1l). a<1 C\.1denccd b) Rtttor's
phone m il a k1na me 10 help
.\\ 11 hJllpc"O\. however. Rector
•ltd I .11" 1>11 1.11 p \1 h. s.1tl ' of the
llll lll\.'llt
J \\OUldn I \\,IOI thnt m1'·
undcrstoo<l 10 nwan I am aga1no;1 art
or the good \\url. of the National
Endo"'m~nl of the \rt~
In fact. ~O ~car-. Jgo I "a' "'orl.mg
a., a toma10-bca1 rt·portn at thl' I t
La utlcrdak Sun-~·nttncl "'hen J let·
11.·r came tn thl' marl on1.· da' 1l'll1ng
me I had been '>l.'ln 1ed for a .,mall
l(IJnl fur lh1.• ~f:. \
I took tha1 gran1 and \\\.'Ill 111 ,,
111111.' 1o~n back tn South Dakota and
"rote poclr) C\Cr) morning and
!aught m\ dog liar!) to \neor on
lOmmand tn lhl' aftl•rnoon un11l tht·
monl'' ran out. .\nd "h1lc I nl'' l'f
turned into much of u poet. Harn
did learn IO 'nc1.·1r.
So I am for the srant\. and I am
for J..i:cpmg art alt\ c 111 .\mt·11ra
You want to SCl' what .\mcnra 1..1>uld
become \\1thou1 an. lake a long look
al Congress. al v. hat hap~n'> when
television decides l'' Cr) thing.
But the idea that C ongrc.,5 . par-
11cularl) 1hc gU}'i ltl.e Jesse tklm'>. ~hould he kept :rna~ from arl -
rspcnall) the funding of art -" •umpl~ <tClf drfoat1n1t.
.\s tar a-. I'm conlnncd. thC' more
1n' of\ eJ Cc.>n&1t'S\ get\. the h1:11er
Let them regul:itc 1t the \\B) thl')
haH r1.·1ulawJ till' ..a' mp and loan
bus1ne \
Or the drfrn~ bud,ct
Or 1he frder:il defictt
Tbc thouaht of 11 makes my palm'
5\\Cll. I ma) 1to bu~ my~lf a tu-tu
and start a danC'e comoanv.
Ptlt lhxt~r I~ • S..t.'TiuM•l0>
ba1H col•mal1t for t,t~ OrH~
CHll O.llJ• Piiot.
CommBJtary
Where
Ironies .
pile up
1y ~ITIR SCHRAG
Radical revolutions -the French
and the Russian, for example -try
10 revise and rearrange the past,
first. through mass executions and
then by rewriting history. The
larfely peaceful revoluLions of Cen-
tra Europe, which have no such
!>imple remedies for the past. are
now bring haunted by it:
Who of those who served the
former regimes should bt retained.
who should bt purged and. of those.
who 'ihould bt tried and punished?
What of the long agenda of things
that should havr been set right dec-
Jdc) ago but. in the great Com-
munist freeze, never wrre?
The most immediate illustration
is East Germany. Thr West Ger-
man'i ha' e devoted 40 years to the
procel>~ of coming to terms with
German) 's Nazi past: for the most
pan. 1hc East Germans never did.
As Communists. many of its former
kadcrs could just!} claim to havr
been Nall victims themselves. But
tha1 does not deal with thr fact that
man) of tis citizens werr as deep!)'
1n ,ohed "1th Hitkrism as the cap1-
tahsb on the othrr side of the wall.
In the middle of East Berlin. the
honor guard s111l goose-steps. tn un-
<'Onsc1ou) 1 rom. be fort an eternal
0Jm1.' ded1ca1ed to the memo.I}' of
the '1c1tms of "fascism and m1lltar-
1s111 ...
EH'()"' ht•re one goes 1n Central
Euro p1.· -CZC'choslovakia. Hun-
gar)'. Poland -there a!c versions. of
)Ul'h qucs11on... questtons that 10-
' oh 1.• 1101 JUSI abstractions. but
thuusantls. 1.•\ en millions. of people
\\ho mu.,t bl' accommodated 10 each
nauon's 111:~ arrangements and who.
g1 H'n 1 he J espcrate shortage of ex-
pcncnc1.·tl ~opk. are often. ~espe.r
atcl\ n1.·edctl 1n the same positions tn ~h1i:h the} sen ed 1he former Com-
mun 1st go' crnmenl.
Ironies p1k upon 1ron1es. After the
leaders of C1' 1c Forum took over
lhl' go' ernment of Czechoslovalua
la11.• la'SI ~ l·ar. thq discovered that
th1.· 1nform1.·r' "ho served the StB.
th1.• 110\\-Jr~handl·d scrurit) pohce.
"'1.'rc lllll'n -and necessarily -
m1.·mtx·rs of thl.' same d1ss1dent
group'> 10 "htrh the} belonged. It "d' d1s~1d1.·nt!>. afta all. "'ho wt'rc: in
1h1.· hes1 p.1\1t1on to tnform on othC'r
d"-.1d1.·n1' and "'ho. tn bt'tng more
'uhJl'l I lo onin al harassml•nt and
Jrrl"'' "1.·re al'o !hose most 'ulnrr-
Jhk 10 th1.· prc<,surr that produces
111 fo r1111.·r.,,
It is 1.'a'~ 10 pul up pl~"'ood
l'llig1n. a' the C.. zcch~ did in Prague.
lll thl· grcal ( ommunis1 scoundrels
-~tJltn . Brc1hn1.''. Gusta' Husak
-bul quite another 1h111g 10 pub-
ltr f\ a1.·cu,1.• the head of a major
polit11.'JI rnali11on of ha' 111g been a
'1.·t·rcl·polt<·1.· agl·nt 1n the old rrgune
~ hl·n ( /l'rlHtSIO\a l1a's dl'Plll) JUS·
111..'\' 1111111'\lcr made such a charge.
JU'>I 1"0 l.IJ~., hcfurl' 1he June clec-
11011 11 "d' 1mmed1atcl) (and. 11
JPJ'X'Jr'>. folwl )) denounn·d as '1ol-
Jl111g Jn unda~1and1ng that such
JX'opk "oultl be g1H:n a chanct' to
rl'\lgn qu11.·1h
I he quc'>t1 on\ .1hou1 ttie past
1l\:na1 n not JU\I 111 1h1.· 45 )Cars of
< .1111munl\l ruk. hut to thr )Cars
lhJt prl·u ·Jl·d 11 I hl' gu1dt' "ho
tJl.n lhe \ "'''"& J1>urnalt'it'> 10 1hr
plJ1.1.· thJt oml· U\1.•J 10 he the War-
..._." ghl·llo mal.n 11 '>Ound as if the
Poll''> \\l'rl' thl' hc\t fncnds Warsa~ 's
Jn ,., 1.·,1.·r hJd. both bcforl' and
dut 1 ng 1h1.· ( rnman ocrupatton. But
.tn)llOl' "ho l.no"s the first 1l11ng
.ihout tho'l' 1nrmcnted vcars -1he
Pl'f\ J\l\C ant1·"icm1tism. the fact
thJt 1h1.· pathl.'t1\.'all} outgunned and
uu1man11ed lighter-, of the ghc110
\1011d '1rtuall} al one -kno"'~ that's
J rutlll.'ll l l)\ a '>tmpllficatron. 1f 11()1
Jll tlUll lghl !ti.'
r h1.· Pok\ arl' llO\\ II) Ing IO mah·
.tntl·nd., -h~ allo\\ 1ng So' 1ct Jew<.
111 1.•rn1gratl' 1hrough Poland. and b~
lllJl.1118 L o t. ltll' Pol1"1h airline. a\ a1l-
ahk 10 rnrn lhl'nl Rut c' 1dcnce l1kt'
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1111.h1..1tn th.it nc11h1.•r the 'trtual
1.'\t1.·1111111a11un of Poland''> Jc\\) nor
1111.' 'J11 tl'1.urd ha .. pul an c:nd 10 th1.• h11mtr)
ln the celebrator\ ''eek \urround-
111g 1hc June clc('.1ton. a "'«'k of
llrnu•ra and '>treel theater. the
pcopk of Prague "ere exposed 10
"hat ~a\ called a .. museum of hes ..
-indoor and outdoor displays.
al~mg 0111.' ufthl' nt} ·.,busiest 'ilreets.
ol ph01ograph11. po\ters and other
J o1.Ume111s l'\PO'iing the dupllCtt\
aml fal\1.•hooJ of a hall~centur)' of
101ahtanan ruk . a period when the
Sm 1e1 Ill\ a'iron of 1968 was de-
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C\l't'utl'd part) member" who had
talJcn into tfotin or "err labclrd
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Bush, lips included, now
talking about tax hike
Cheyenne tells about killing
LOS ANGELES -Marlon Bran-
do's pregnant daughter Che)enne
said her brother thrcatl'ned to kill
her bo) friend and picked up a gun
the ntght the bo~ fncnd was shot to
death at the actor's csm e. POllce
said Tues<la}.
Miss Brando said she heard ooh
a bnef con,ersa11on after she ~
turned 10 the home atop the Holh-
"ood Hill!> ""h her brother. ( hn's-
uan. Q<:fore shots "ere fired. Dctec-
ll\C .\nd~ Mon!>uc said.
fhl' c1\.lur "a~ al the hou~. but
nl'llher he nor Miss Brando "tt-
ne~'>l.-0 the !>hooung that k1llC'd Dag
Drollet. the father of her unborn
child By TERENCE HUNT
White House Correspondent
be un1\ersall) popular tn dealing
"11h the budget deficit.'' said House
pcaker Thomas Fole). D-Wa h.
Sen. John Breaux. D-La.. said
Bush had scotched an elect ion-\ car r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiil them~· for Re-publicans. -W .\SH I NC1 TON President
Bu'ih. ''ho "on the Whitt· Hou~
"1th .i .. read-m)-hp!I .. pledge of no
Ol'" 1axrlt. conc('dt'd Tuesda\ tha t
la\ 1n rl·a~ll mu'it be part of an)
plan 10 shrink the mu'lhrooming
budget ddic11.
The poltt1call) charged adm1ss1on
"a) quid.I) hailed b) Democrats.
''ho had demanded that Bus h and
h1~ Republican allies share the heat
for digging dL-cpcr into tu.payers'
pocket' during an decuon )l'ar.
Rep. Dan Ro!>tenko"sk1. D-llL
c1nd ('hatrman of the ta\-\1.n llng
Hou~ Wa)) and Means Committee.
called Bu)h's !>tatement "an import-
.int ~tep 1n thl' right d1rec11on." "h1lc
the \.\hate Houi.c ~1d 11 marked th('
turning point in sluggish ncgo-
11at1ons "llh Congress to "nte a
plan to reduce the deficit
.. \.\ e·rc going 10 ha\C to do some
things that arc probabh not going to
Senate also
turns down
flag proposal
W.\SHINGTON -The Senate
reJe~ted a const1tut1onal amendment
agains1 flag burning Tuc~a) with
cnt1cs arguing thal 11 was alrcad)
dead and being debated largel) as
ammun111on for u~ agmnst them at
election 11 me.
"We will take a meaningless vote
so that M>me campaign operat1\t'S
can Ir) to bludgeon senators who arc
"tiling 10 stand up for the 8111 of
R1ghh and \Ole against this amend-
ment." Sen. Howard M. Mctzen-
baum. D-Oh10. d1..-clared.
The Senate voted 58-42 1n fa,or.
lea\ini 11 nine short of the rcqu1rt:'d
two-thirds maJo nty ne-cdcd to ap-
prove amendments. Th1ny-cight Re-
publicans \Oted in fa\Or and se ve n
voted against. among Democrats. 11
was 20 in favor and 35 against.
Pre tdr nt Bush ha s been calling
for approval of the measure. which
said simpl) that "Congress and the
states shall have power to prohibit
the physical desecration of the flag
of the U nited tatcs."
-By Th A1HCMIM Ptt11
Neither the \.\lhitc House nor con-
gressional Democrats would specu-
late on what taxes might be raised or
"hat spcndtng programs might be
trimmed.
"We're not willing to give 11 an)
definition." prcsidcnual press sc<.·-
re tary Marl in Fitzwater said of
Bush's statement. .. That's a matter
for the negotiators ...
Some Republicans balked at
Bush'~ decision and 11 qu1ckl) be-
came a political target.
Rep. Robert Walker. R-Pa.. a
member of the House GOP lead('r-
!>h1p. urged members of Congress to
sign a teller declarmg any tncrcasc 1n
ta\ rates unacceptable. By the end of
the da). 90 Republicans -more
than half the 176 GOP members of
the House -had put their namc-s
on the paper ..
Rep. Robert Tomcclll. D-N.J .
said the "charade 1s fi nally O\er "
.. It removes this sa<alled tax and
six·nd issue from their arsenal of
\\l'apon~:· he said.
Senate MaJonty Leader George
M11rhell. D-Ma1nc. said the presi-
dent had concl uded that tax in-
creases arc neccssal) "and we share
the prc!11den1's view."
Folc) added: .. , think someone
whu 1s complainmg about taxes
being rJ1scd 1n the budget summit
will have to complain apinst both
parties and the president."
Wh11e House chief of staff John
un unu tned to calm the Re-
publi can revolt. House Republican
Whip Newt Gmgnch of Georgia said
Sununu had a.ssured him that
nothing had changed 1n Bush's pos-
1t1on on taxes. "The White House
claims the statement doesn't mean
an )th1ng new:· Gmgnch tns1sted.
Buckey, on stanCi,
denies all charges
lly LINDA DEUTSCH
AJ-ed l'tH1 Writ«
LOS ANG ELES -The defense
rested Tuesda) in the second
molesta tion trial of Raymond Buck-
e). and the judge told jurors the case
wo uld be theirs to decide within two
weeks.
Buckey was the final defense wit-
ness. denyi ng that he ever molested
children. The prosecution called as
1ts first witness the defendant's
mother. Peggy McMarttn Bucke).
who was acquitted of all characs tn
the marathon case earlier this year.
She confirmed that she once
"checked" her son to make sure he
was not being sexually aroused b)' a
child sitting on his lap. But she said
she saw no sign of such arousal or of
any misconduct on his part.
Dunng cross-examination by her
son's lawyer. Mrs. 'Buckey told
juro rs she had been accused by two
of the same children now accusmg
her son and she had been acQuttted.
"Ha' e you ever been convicted of
molestmg childre n?" the attorney
asked.
"Neve~·· Mrs. Buckey said in-
dignantly.
Afier she left the stand. Superior
Court Judge Stanley Weisberg told
Jurors to return Thursday for brief
prosecution rebuttal testimony. He
!>aid final arguments would begm
Monda) and the case would be
submitted to Jurors Jul) 9.
The case began with j ury selection
Apnl 10. and testimony has taken
less than two months in marked
contrast to the first trial.
Huckc). who testified that he did
not "d ress 10 molest" said outside
court he fl'l t the prosecutio n·s ex-
tens1H q ues11oning about whether
he wore underwear while teaching
preschool was an example of a pros-
ecution C'ase based on "innuendo."
"l didn't wear underwear.'' he
said. "That docsn•t mean I was a
child molester."
-By De Auodlltftl Pren
Schools to teach gun sat ety
SAN FRAN I 0 -When 14-
)ear-old Ricky Hamilton put the
sun to his head. he ~a just foohn&
around with h1 buddy in the locker
room. "Ruuian Roulette," hcJOkcd, and
fired &he .)57-ahbtr Mqnum one
&imc -urt the entire chambtt was
empt). It v.a n't.
Hamilton's ckatlt two years Alt'> at
O.ltla.nd's Madison Middle Scl\ool
prompted teh<>OI offkaals to plan
aun saft l JKOJC:Ct 1n an attempt to
st.cm the n 1n1 iM1dent of bandaun
'tolencc tn school •
In September, a comprebensivt'
aun Mfct)' and education l)e(Oae
•111 be ptt9Cnt.ed to studtnts at f 4
"hatb·rtsk" 0.kland j~nior and
~n1or hiah schools. Dunne the pest
1Chool year, 29 Oekland atudcnts -
Ont 1n tht K'Cond tr* -we~
found With JUDI.
.. , fttl vay posni~ thlt O.ltland
11 do•na sonwOtina about thi1 cwob-
k m... said Oa._land School Board
member Pat Monson. "But on the
other hand. 1t' alarming to find that ~ have to <kal wuh 11 at all."
The ~m was developed by
the Oakland hool District lft COft•
JUMl t\ln •Ith the Ccnttt to ~\'Cnt
Hand&un V1okncc 1n Wubinston.
O.C. ff the t~year pdot propam is
UCCCMful, the ~ICf.,..... Oii mint
11 a a model for nauonwick ute. •
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SAVE ME A wk «> attetwl the Amaican Cinema Awafds Foun~
SEAT ON THE elation salute to e~&nator 0eorJe MurDby OD the dual
NEXT SPACESHIP occasion of his 88th birthday and 6.Sth year io show
Lounaiaa on the butel, aibblill&..-.n and lll"IW· ~ uCI c\eete cuba «> •ve off 9*YaliOD OD cbe lont journey, were Viflinia (Knott) iDd PluJ Beadcr,
Dukan and Dr. BiJI Maoclark. Judi Md Carmelo
Manto. Tom Fuentes, Vida and Jim Dean, Betty and
Ralph Tomlinaon, C'hcryl and Chuck Colstadt, Unk
Mathewt00o Diaa von Burtet: Betty aed BiU Fwnitl.
Charlene and Andy Crean, Vikki Varps aAd Mike
Nuon, Stephanie and John Richards.
Phil lanldalc ol Corona del Mar, who daed Fnday at
HOii Holpi..i1
Several rewardi= after he and partner Don -On a thartercd bus business.
to Beverly Hills Sat· It was a star-spanaled niatu -old Hollywood was
urdat. my seatmatc tbtre in all its alory -but the propam ran a tad Iona.
was Df. Buzz Aldrin Near eveoi~'s end, 1 lliooed outside the Resent
of Emerald ~y. The Jerry Beverly Wilshire to sneak a <eV.t puffs on a panatela, and
c.r ll•CW dleir 4d9y (lie) tin aaores cbain,
lanldale lddreaed the nee County Ad Oub. Only
Moon Man wanted encountered a stranae sisht.
me to read an ad· Kobrin Makina an early exit throup a side door, hopina
vancc co~y of a!'I •o escape swarms of paparaui and autograph hounds,
anjcle be d wntten ••••••••••••• were Bob Hope and wife Dolores. Instead of beina for the Smithsonian wbisktd away in their limo, they ambled -aimlessly.
Booti~ tep1tale passqe were Suzanne R. ("Gold-
en Girl&") Paerce and parents. Hany and Pauline Pierce,
visitina from Glencoe, Ill.
The Creans presided over the ballroom'• power
table, with auests Rose Marie and Danny Thomas.
Dorothy and Buddy Ebsen. Dolores and Bob Hope.
Gloria Dc:Haven and her escon, an up-and-comana
entertainer named Milton Berle, and the Geo,.e
Murphys.'
half-Jokinaly. a listener ukcd wtdch four days the stol'ft were open. He wanled io know, he said, becaute he
wanted to copy tbe idea for the other days of the wtek.
and caJI it "the lday tire store."
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Btrr POR 80ME UNDS OF ADVERTISING, 11£
W AIN'T A MODEL -A«Ordi!'J to friend and admirer
Howard G rothe of Villa Park, himself t m~b-bonored
ad exec. Phil Lansdale wasn't someone who could be
described as a classy dresser. He'd wear a necklie only
at aunpoint.
Institution maaa7ine, Air and Spece. it see med -atona the traflk~logcd street. peerina into
It was a 12-page treatise, heavy with words and all varieties of luxury cars, occ.asionally speaxina to
phrases l couldn't understand. but there was plenty of chauffeurs .• then continuing to walk. lookjng lost and
ti.me fo r ~usal. Enough time, almost. 10 commit the confu~.
piece to mory. As they moved slowly past me, 1 made so bold as
The Sa iego Fearway. especially on 1he approach to inquire, ··ts there anythinf wrong, Mr. Hope?"
to LAX, was a mass of barely-moving metal. If it had ··Wrona?" he said. ··Yes. 'd say something's wrong.
been a human being. it would've succumbed to anerio-In more t}'an 50 years. this is the first ti me this has
sclerosis. happened to me."
As for the other celebs on hand. well, a person
could develop a hernia from liftift4 all those heavy
names: Joseph Cotten and wife Patncia Medina. Jane
Russell, Esther Williams, Janet l..eiah, Gale Storm,
Margaret O'Brien. Ruth Warrick, Sandra Gould .• Jane
Withers, Donald O'Connor, Ray Conniff. Joel McCrea
and wife Francts Dec, emcee Roddy McDowall. Let's
sec now wh o did I miss?
About four years aao. when he wH a mere 80, the
stronaly independent Lansdale was invited to address a
national seminar of top-fliaht adverusina types. He
appeared m sweater and slacks.
"Will we ever get there?" asked Lois .\ldn n. What happened, or didn•t happen. was that Hopes'
scanning the gosh-awful gridlock. car and driver failed to show. At that point. the back
He said he would've brou&h t some of his busines.s
partnffl along. but they were ashamed of his non-
sartorial image. He was referrinJ to another Lansdale &
Carr company: the Dorman-Wmthrop men•a discount I shrugged and resumed reading. There was strange door of a waiting limo opened. a 1ourist-type gent
comfort to be derived from the headline of her hus-approached the superstar and said, ··1 can•t be lieve I'm
band's story. It was: actually seeing Bob Hope."
··THE MARS CONVEYOR BELT: Cycling Space-"You can believe it ... Hope said. ··And, as Ion& as
craft Can Connect Earth and Mars b~ a Practical 'Rapid you're believing. how about giving us a lift homer''
Transit' S)'stem." l\s the Good Samaritan bowed them aboard. he was
ODO
AND NOW FOR A STRANGE ADVENTURE WITH
ANOTHER HERO -I kno" 1h i~ seems fa r-out. but ii
actually happened. There were wi tnesses.
heard to say, "The folks back home ain't gonna believe
th as ... ··
D OD
As for missing them yourselves. please be advised
that you'll have another chance. Most of them, plus
other luminaries. will be convening at the Village Crean
later thjs year, maybe in November, for another fund-
raiser benefiting the Motion Picture and Television
Fund. Make your reservations early. movie buffs. it'll
be SRO.
clothina stores. ODD
MEANWHILE, BAC'lt IN THE BILLS OP BEVER· LY -There are two street-imbedded signs for motorists
cnterins the courtyard of Regent Beverly Wilshire. scene
of he Cinema A wards gala mentioned earlier. One says.
"Stop!" the other reads. "Va ya Con Dios."
Ah yes, "Vaya Con Dios ... And can anyone think
of a more appropriate posting along our life-threatening
freeways?
O D O
A hardy band of Orange County fun-seekers.
including the Aldnns (see aboH·). braved the Smogsvalle
SP EAKING OF LIFTS -The DaUy Piiot's patch
of paradise was ric hly represented at the Cinema
>\"ards tribute. with underwriters Donna and J. Cor-
nelius Crean importing their own crowd.
AND ON THE 5TH, ITH AND 7TH DAYS, HE
RESTED -How successful was advertising innovator Jttrry ICobm '• col••• ,.., Weanll•Y• u4 S.t,,,._
uy1
Tempers short as work
on race gets demanding
THE G REAT Af.1ERICAN RACE. DAY -l
,.___, The rac.rs ~ for the night
In Flint,~ Tuetday.
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
LONDON. ONT .\RIO -f u~·s
"ere running short and Barbara
81)hop unloadt'd a fu'i1llad1..· on hl'f
bo)) for \omc real or pcrlCl\l'd
in1ust1cc
h was a colorful. 1f unplanned.
add111on 10 an alread> colorful 'ipcc-
1aclc.
Evef)one worl..ing the Cireat
.\ml'fl1..Jn Kaci.' \\3\ oix·ratang on
about 1hrl'1..' hl>Ur'!t skl'P· and tcmfX'r\
t>...·gan to rl'lkll thl 'ihonage
B1c;hop finished putting lhl' me
ca rd'> hal I.. in order and hurm•d to
thl' 1..ar fhl.'r1..· "ould hi.· n11 lunl h
again 10J.:1~
E1gh1 hours earlln. '>h1..· and hl'r
bo)'> 1..·ummun11.a11un' dtrl'tlor Phil
(oil' h.iJ kit th1..·ir holl'I 1n
Rolhnll'f '\''' ) 11rl.. to mal.l· thl·
dn\l' hl·rl'
The) had tu hurl'} 10 sci up 11n the
l Ot\ l'f.,11\ ot Ontario n1mpu'i
before morl· than 100 an11qul· lar4'
and 1rud' 111 thl' 1ace arrl\ed
T\\ltl' a dJ\. lhl' ral'eri. lfO\\ a
li1mh l111l' Jur111g J l'-'O·hour shu"
1ha1 tnl IUlll·\ J I 'i Na'} marching
band. a ~i..11 b' D1snc' charal'll'r'i
and olhl·r g1mnucl..s that add rnlor
and e\llll'nll'nl to the e'enl.
fhl' hart! '-'Clrk pa~s off. Ahhoug.h
lhl' Ci .\R 1<, a privatt•h-hcld
c:nte1 pnw and profit!> aren't re·
'calc<l. m1dll'' ha"e sho" n lhc:
L'S.\.
While all eves are focused on th e
old Pad..ard;. Hudson'i. .i.uburns
and ot her an11quc ears. people hl..l'
Barbara R1shop an.· S<.'Ufr) ing 10
mJl..e <,ure the <,ho" goes on
.\s pan ot ( ok"' commun1ca11on\
!ltaff. B1!>hllp 1~ a Jacquchne·ol-all·
trades. She provides Cole with cue
cards "hen he 1s th1..· fi nish-li ne
an1wun1..l'r. and helps '-'file up and
pnn1 till' dnal) Grcatran·r Rulletin
fur \llllll' XOO JX'Ople rollcl\\ lllg the
rall' a1..ro\\ .\ml.'nca.
B1,hop liclth media inqu1nn ton
41nd. Ocl\\e1..·n 01hcr JOh\. pcrfom1<,
huu°"·l..e1..·p1ng dulln 1n 1h1..· ml·d1a
1ra1k1 ~lore nftl'O than n(lt the (, \R
'>ta ff uix·ra11..·' 11n tlire1..· or four hour\
111 '>kl'P Jll.'I n1gh1 and II 1hr~ ·rl·
lul i..' unl' nwJI on thl' run
1c·, tlH· \..ind ot \al nfiu· d1..·rn.indt tl
of \IJlkr., <luring the l .'i-da' I J.
'>lat1..· ra1..c
81<,hop hall no ''a~ of l..no\\1ng
\11m1..· 40-od<l ~1..·:tr!> ago 1ha1 sht-
"ould 1..·nd up h1..·r1..•.
fhal'\ "hen J man 10 \l'Jr\ her
'>l.'nlOf fl'IUfOl'll from thl' Scf\ ll'C lo
B1 .. l10p·, lnd1anJ homclO'-' n and
m.irm:d hl•r ~hl' "a' 1-' 'car'> old
..\ H'a1 later )h1..· \\ J\ a mothl'r
Eight. )CJI'> allcr th3t. Bishop's hus·
band d1..·'>encd her She "a!> 2~ )l'ars
uld and 1h1..· mother of""· I kr oldest
"a'> 7 ~l·ars uld
"I didn't have a cent. and I didn't
know how 10 do a ny1h ing but be a
mother:· !the said.
Bishop paid a teen-ager SI a n1ih1
tu skep at her house with the kids
"hile she '-'Orked a graH'}ard sh ift
in a diner. mat..ing 65 cents an hour.
hc·d come home. grab t'-'O hours
of sleep before the kids got up. then
"atch them unti l bedtime. Then
she'd get another two hours sleep
and go baci.. 10 the diner -\nd she
J1d It SI\ n1ghh a '-'Cl'k.
Lool..ang hack. Bishop ca n laugh
Jhoul 1hosl· Ir) 1ng )Cars.
''I d1dn'1 l..OO\\ aO\ helll'r," \hl' ~lid ... , JU'>l km·" \\hat I h.1J 10 do
anJ did 11 ..
She "t."nt on 10 learn har and
rc'>tauranl managl'ml'nt. put hawlt
through 1.. nlkgl' "h1lc rJ1\ing thl·
I.id'> Jnd l'Jrn1..·d an anoun11ng
lk~rl'l' She worked St."\ 1..·ral 'ear'i tor the
JnJ1ana r uur"t Burl'3U and rdatl'd
field!>.
Du ring 1ho<,e ~car' sh1..• ml·t Cole.
a forml'f rallto hruadra'>tl'f nl''-'S·
man and puhhu\t. \\ hl'n hl' lalkd
her reu:nll) looking for an J\'>l'~lanl.
!>he \\<IS Off lor lhl' summl'f and
agreed 10 knJ a hand on the Cireat
-\mcr11:an Rall'
Like Bishop. most on lhl· \tafT
ha 'e to bl' multHalcn1et1.
The nature of lhl' ran· -""h1t h is
part \pon. pan 1ra,el in~ 'aud<''•lk
-rcquarl·' quiet.. thanker'i and hard
"orl..l·r.,,
Th1..• cars make several stops each
da' J long the: race route. each 'itop
rc4uanng ad,ance '-'Ork and coord1·
nation \\Ith local officials.
Lung ahcr racers ha'e cros~d the
finish line at da' ·s end. stafT mem-
bt'ro. arc 1~ 1ng ·up loose l'nds or
preparing for lhl' following da) 's leg
uf lhl' f3Cl'.
The hard work pays ofT. Although
the (,.\R 1\ a pn,atclyhcld
cnlnpn~ and profi ts aren't n··
'cakd. s1ud1cc; ha'e shown the
c:' 1..·nt gt·m·ratc!. about SI 50.000 an
tourist dollars for each communal) 11
stops 1n.
The contestants themselves are
SURF
From A1
shonboardl·rs. longboardcrs. body·
boarders and ')w1mmers. Eve n lhe
li feguards gl'I 1n,olved when beach
ll'nsion\ begin to ckvate.
Mulh of the tension fornscs on
the pral'lll'C: of blackhall ang The
"blad.ball .. 1<, a small )ellow Oag
"11h a large black dol an the ccn1er.
and 11 1~ d1spla)ed on almost cvcf)
li feguard to"er 1n lluntangton and
Newport Bcarhes when lifeguard
fl'.d the overcrowding as hccomang
ha1ardous. T > pacall ). th as l'i hct ween
I I a m and 5 p m. l'Vel) da) of the
'-'l'ek duri ng the su mmer.
Demetrius Davis and his wife Theresa
are Introduced to th• crowd, cel-
ebr attng Bal Night, at the Balboa
Pavlllon by Don Vance, president of the
Olllf)' ~ ,,..... -,. Le• Plt)'fte
USC Newport Harbor Club, a co-spon·
sor along with the Orange Coast Dally
Piiot, of the event. A capacity crowd
was on hand.
When the blackball S) mbol 1s up,
nu hard-board surfing vehicles are
allo"l.'J in the \\atcr. except an a
small arl'a between lhe north 'iade of
the Hun11n g1on Beach pier and the
ti r'>t '" o Ii fcg uard to"' ers
That mah·\ for a lot less surfing
ll'mtur~ . .\nd lots of angf) surfers.
..HIJl l..hall c,ucks ... said Hunt·
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From A1
.. We're tremendous!) l'\t·11ed about the 1mprovemenl'i ... said
fd1lur \\ 1lham Lobdell. ··w l' had been dehvenng the Newport Beach
7'.l'."' and the Costa Me'kl New'I weeklies b) themselves to residents
of Sc" port Beach and Coi.la Mesa CflCh Thursday. But our readers
haH· tx·en so pleased w11h the changes made in the Pilot over the
paM four months that we decided to wrap the weeklies with our
regular Pilot to give non·'IUb'IC ribers a look at our new-and-am proved
Ol''-''IP:lJ>Cr. ·· .\nd our loyal su~nbers now $Cl a bonus with the news
maga11ne and t'-'O add1t1onnl sccuons inside."
.. \\ 11h 50.000 readers on Thursday." said Howa rd Schramm.
Piiot '1ce·pres1dcnt of salrs. ··we can also give our advertisers more
bang for the buck. Thafi why we decided to include Showcase of
!'Je" Homes and the Weekend section an the Super Ne wspaper. And
""hen )ou add o ur Hunlangton Beach/Fountain Valley Independent
weckl> carculataon fig urci.. "c're dcla vcn ng 100.000 readers to our
ad,ertascrs on Thur'oda)'I ··
The Pllof1 Weekend 'i<'ctaon had previously appeared on
f ntfa)·· the Sho"'ca\C o( Ne" Homes. which had appeared on
unda) ~ an the Piiot, "111 now nin twice a week on Thursdays and
Saturda\\.
The Piiot's 1h1rd "eekl> pubhcatton. the Huntanaton
Bcach/rountaan Valle} Independent. wall remain a se parate pubh-
'-·ataon. \\1t h News/ port . howcasc o( New Homes, Food. Auto and
Real Esrn 1c S('Ctaon'I. 3nd will continue to be delivered to more than
S0.000 hou~holds an Huntanaton Beach and Fountain Valley.
:uurdl)i. wall also sec chan~in the O.Uy PUet, with .S.000
fr\'e \.OP•<'s delt\·crcd to home in . una Beach and 10.600 tditions
8•' en to thr most affl uent neiahbor oods of Newpon ~ach.
"These ch:inaes arc major stCP-' in the rtdevt'lopment of the
Oraa1e Coast DaUy Pilot," ~id President Bob Pase. "The Ptlet will
bt on ncarl) cve11 doorstcP. in Nc.wPon Beach and Costa Mesa each
Thursda). and in Laauna Beach and NewPort Beach on Saturdays.
"We're 101na 10 dch\.cr such a quality newspepcr each wuk that
v.c fttl our non·subsmberi will wonder what they are ma in1 the
.. other da)5 of the ~tek.''
(
chasing dollars. Each day's first·
place tc:am \.\ans S5.000. Second and
1h1rd place teams also win cash. as
do wi nners 1n several special
categories.
Most C)t'S are on the S50.000 prize
that a"'aats the top lin1sh1..·r al rac<'·s
end.
About a dozen entrant~ have
dropped out since the race began
Sunda). and others ha .. c been dis-
qualified but are rcma1n1n$ an the
event for the sht•er fu n of 11.
That's wh) Barbara Bishop agreed
to come along. 100. She's not ~en
on the payroll -whic h explains
wh> she can get away w11h telli ng
her boss "here to get ofT ont·e an
a" h1 le.
Budroc.
.. The)' should round up all of the
toumh and make them sta) an a
!>mall area hk1..• \!o e do. I hardl) even
i.urf lhc pier during summer because
I hall' deali ng with all the kooks,"
said Budroc. "'ho mo,cd here from
113\\ a11
Man> bt•at:h regu lars share
Budrcx··s opinion. But Chris Toland.
a propert) manager and hod)-
boarder an Huntington Beach. has n
di fferent view on the situation.
.. You haH these unemployed
loser~ out in the "aler and thr}
think that lhe entire' world revolves
around thei r hlllc arena. rm JU'lt oul
there for fun. but some of the~ gu) s
are so anten!IC over catching a "a'e
that thq tai..e the fun out of at for
C\C)Onc in'ohed. including them-
~h es:· Toland said.
1 oland added that he rarel) surfs
the pier area an) more Instead. he
opts for 401h street 1n Ne"'pon. an
arl.'a that's blackballed )Car·round.
.. Hun1111$1on Beach as getting so
nd aculous 1t'!i a joke.'' s:l)'S Toland.
43. ·-rm no1 into arguing wi th some
1d1ot that'!I :!5 ~ear!I )Oungl'r than
me and \\hen It getS that bad rd
rathl'r JUSI forget 11 and go play golf.
.. It amu<,es me JUSI how amponant
11 means to some of these pcopk.
Personall).I ha'c a lot more import-
ant prohlcms.''
Some people thank the growing
number of longboardcrs as the root
of the problem.
.. Those guys arc the dangerous
ones... Lakewood resident Danny
Kaahua said. ··Mo'i t of theS( guys
can•t C..,.C n Sttcr, then pcplc aet hurt
and the lifeguards have to bl3ckball
It ...
Kiahua has has own ideas about
blackballang.
"Why don't they enforce the
bo<i)boarders and swi mmer\ an the
surfina area hke thcy do to the
surfers., You can get arrested for
surfina under the blackball. )ct
people arc comana an our area all the
time and the hfcauards rarely if ever
do an) thanJ about at."
Toland feels the same way
··People 'ihould stay out of the
surfina area or somebod> as 101na to
aet hurt badlf ," he said ... , don't
think that the hfeauards are enforc-
1na that part of at and 11'5 unfair to
the surfc~. The ~nalty hould be
the same for anrone fa ilina to att
out of 1hc surfers arta.''
honboarder Noel Lem~e now lonaboard~ pan-umc tlcautt of the
crowib . "With all the kooks out 1n
tbt water )OU nttd a lonaboatd 10
catch an~ "I\«." U-m&kc fl td . .
HOT
From A1
whatever business he missed on
what had to have been a busy day
in the air conditioning trade. And
he didn't mass the IOS-degret
temperatures his city posttd.
"But I'll make it up. Every-
day's a bag da) in this business."
It was a big da) lifeguards and
everyone else who worked at
beaches up and down the Orange
County coast -but not as big as
they had antici pated.
At Huntington State Beach.
where an estimated 8.000 to
10.000 sought heat relief. life-
guard Dec Milosch said. ..We
expected much larger crowds be·
ca use of how hot at as. But I
suspect it (the heat ) "'II mean
that those who are hert' wall stay
later.··
The turnout. Milosch said. was
about a'cragt' for a summer
weekda).
At Newpon Beach. the story
wa!I the same. Lifeguards CSU·
mated uowds numbered around
65.000. which they described as
normal for a weekda}.
At Hun11ng1on C'll} Reach. hfc·
guard Enc < ha ng said ma)be
30.000 ix·opk showed up. com-
pared with about 20.000 on a
cooler da).
T.he Orange Coun ty turnout
contrasts sharpl) w 1th tht• record
crowds who poured onto Los
Angeles Count} beaches Monda).
Lifeguards in South Ba) re-
poned :!00.000 people Jammed
beaches there. "ha le 100.000
cro"ded o nto Santa Monica
sands. and another 45.000 show·
ed up on Long Beac h cat}
beaches.
They were seeking relief from
temperatures that soared 10 an
all·t1me record II~ an do"'nto'-'n
Los .\ngclcs. and 112 an Wood-
land ll1lls
In Orange Count). lhc news
wasn't qu11c so bad. -\nah!'am hit
105 dcgrel'\. and San Ju:m
Capistrano rhcrked an al 103.
"'h1k al 1h1..· shorl' in Nc"pon
Beach. the mercuf) sla)ed at a
comfonable 75
But for 1hosc "ho couldn'1
e~apc 10 the shore. the heat
ignited tempers and undoubtedly
melted mofl' than a few ca'ISette
tape~ and hpstac l..s left an car
"'ind ow<.
The heat also sparked more
!l<flOU'> conct'rns -1nclud1ng 10·
creased fire danger -and
prompted tiri.1-stage smog alcns
an man} inland area\.
Thl' heat make'i pcopk a hnlc
mort· le'" lhan u!>ual. 100. \aid
John C1tx:l..t'. "hose JOh makes
most ix·oplc ll'\I) in an) kind of
"'eathl·r ( .oci..e "rates pa rking
tackeh for the nt) of Huntington
lkach.
On Tue\day. Gocke sa id he
C'-Pl'l'ted \lronge r-than-normal
acallton\ to hi\ \\Ork "l he thing
as. a lot uf 11me\ the)'\ e been
dri nk ing on top of 11. .. hl' ..aid
But Gocke -"ho~ uniform
Tuesda) rnns1~ted of short ' and a
short·!tlee\ ed shirt -~ad he
d1dn·1 mind working whale evcl)·
one around hi m seemed to he
pla)ang ... , work 3 (p.m.) to I
(a.m.). so I get to go to the beach
beforl' I "ork. ··
FEE
From A 1
authont) 10 wi pe all dchts clean,
Picard s.aad.
Fen for low ancbme households
with annual 1ncom!'s of S24.000 or
lci.!t will be S 18 a )ear
"We will not den> 'iCr\.'1C~ t<> •n>· one," Picard satd.
The Fin: Depanmcnt has been
charama out·of-town residents for
cmeracncy medical sen 1~ since l:ut
October and has collected about S16.000 to st:tn up the proanam for
rc\ldents.
The depanment rollccted SI per·
cent of the ball~ an ~tobtr. Novtm-
bcr and Oec:embcr but that rate has
rallcn th is )Car, Picard said. om 1al havt sent out notices
outhnint the Protram to s1n1~·fam·
ti)' residence& an water bills.
BrochurC1 announc1n1 the Dian to
other r«ldcnts will tit maafed tht&
\\("('It
# I
Redskins tab
Larry Bryan
The DaHy, _f~flot
NEWPO RT BEAC H -Larrv
Bryan. a former ass1s1an1 coach
with !he Oakland ln,aders and
Poriland Breakers of 1he defunct
USFL. was named 1he Western
Regional Scout for the Washing-
ton Redskins.
His duties include scouung
collqe players for the followina
:rear's NFL draft in an eight-state
region in 1he west.
Bryan. a resident of Newporl
Beach, has been a par1-t1me
scout for some Canadian Fool·
ball League teams over 1he pas!
couple :rears. and sen cd as the
offensive coordinator and de-
veloping quanerbacks for Cor-
ona del Mar High for 1wo years
before resigning recentl).
He was a secondal) coach fo r
Utah Slate in the late ·10s. and
coached 1hrec )Cars as an of-
fens1 \ie backs coach for Oregon
State from 1980-R:?. Bryan
handled ofTens1 \'e bac-ks. scout-
ing and drafl du11c'i for the In-
vaders in 1983-84 and for the
Breakers 1n 1985.
Halos vvaste
a rally, 11-9
By RICHARD DUN N
Oollly "'-~· WtM••
ANAHEIM -There·., nothing
pan1cularly fanq about the Whtte
Sox. Th{') takr th{'ir tx·st punch. the
way tough gu)s from Chicago arc
supposed to ds> 11.
T hey certa11\l:r laid one on Bert
Bl> leven Tuesda) night. knocking
him to the can' a" in thr sixth round
Schedule
AT BAT • Wed Cnlcago (M me> I OS
ON D•CK
Thu Idle
IN THE HOLE
Fri: at lndlan' • 4:JS
All game' on KMPC radio 17101
• On TV, Cn S. '' SPO<hChanMI
for 28.40 1 fans at Anaheim Stadium
to sec.
But there was much more
punchina to follow.
The Angels. although they were on
the short end of an 11 -9 decision. got
in some blows of their own.
T hey scored six times in the
seventh 1nninJ -afler Chicago had
its bigest inning of the season in the
sixth. f"-ne ,.. ANGIU/IJt
INs1be
• 1cott 9rooll1 tracMd to
MlnMsota/12.
• Anallel111 arena •p-
pnwed by ctty cound/12.
• •nll•l'MI wins dramati-c.tty. \llortd ~/15.
--·~~
• CIASSIFIED/81
1·,.,.,....7171 .,... NllJIClm)UUS
I.Aft·~ flllWS 3il "°'111
ONY It-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27, 1990
Crockett-Royster takes her game to the beach
Laguna Beach Open one of few hurdles left for ex-Olympian
By PATRICK LARKIN
O.olly Noc Con•~ldl•tt
C O~T A
MCS.\ --\II·
Amcn can. .\II·
Japan. Olym-
pian. Roo~ll' of
the Year. Most
Valuable Pia)·
er. ·W · "'orld
These arl· JU\t a
few of the ad-
JeCtt vcs that de-
scribe women's volleyball pla)· Crodrett-Rorst•r
er Rita < rockett-RO) stcr
Any facet of ama1eur a nd pro-
fe ssional -Italian League. Japanese
League. MaJOr Leagut> Volle) ball.
O l)mp1c ll'am -a nd Crockett-
Ro)ster hm. do ne 11. .\nd no" she's
mo' ed onto the beach "here she
\\Ill comrx·tl• In the \\Orlll-dass
Laguna O pen. ro-sponsored b) 1he
Orange Coast Dally Piiot. with part-
ner Denn1l' 4ih~pr)l·Knoop. \tarting
Frida).
The team's start so far 1h1s ~ason
hasn't e \alll) been slcllar with
fourth. fifth and ninth-place lin1sht'<1.
f or soml·ont· "ho's regarded a'I one
of 1he li nes! "omen's 'olle)hall
pla)t rs of all time fourth. fiOh and
n1 n1h won't l ut 11
.. I'm not ~11\fied wtth .fourth.
fifth or ninth.'' Crockett-Roystt·r
~1d. "I "ant to tx· No. I. Being No.
I has OCl'n -.ome1hrng that's gone
balk to high ~·hool for me Even 1f
I ti) someth ing nc" I think I can be
the lx•\t at 11 ••
In e'er) othl·r fal·et of the game.
the Costa Me..a reo;1dcnt has been at
thl· top. In colkgl· \ht· "as nanwd to
the Koda~ .\II-\mcnca team at tht'
l nl\ crs1t~ of lluu\ton. She was a
bron1l' medali~t as part of the 1982
L' .S. tea m that n >m peted at the
"orld l hamp1on~h1ps he also "a"
a pan of thl· 19ti..i USA team that
"on lhl' s11\er di thl' 1984 Ol)mp1 cs.
I k r medal ·~ a reminder of 1he
ultimate al·h1e\ ement 1n volleyball
.. fhc Ol)m p1e e\pcnen1:e was
a"e~ml·." <.rod .en-Royste r said
"It's hard to C\plain 11 to someone
"ho hasn't been there It's li ke a
dn:am tha1 }{IU can't e.,.en ~magtne .
··tt was r,omcth1ng that I've never
felt before and 11 wa a higher feeling
than he1ng a profe'lstonal. It 's 'er)
SJ>l'Clal "hen ~ou do somcthtng that
represents )Our country."
But thl' 0 1) mpll e~penencc can
onl) coml' o nce every four years and
Croc~c11-Ro)ster had another world
to conquer -the world of pro-
fl·ss1onal 'olk) ball
In 198 7-88. < rockcu -Ro)ster
reachl·d the peak as a member of the
"orld champion Los .\ngeles Starlite~ of the no"-defunct M3Jor
League Volle) ball In her first
~ason in the MLV. she led the
league tn hilting percentage, kills per
gamc..;ind total digs. The next season
~he ltd the team to another "Orld
champ1onsh1p and then decided to
call it quits.
"The level of compet111on in that
league wa .. n·t that grca1 ." Crocnn-
Roystcr said. "I moved to Dallas.
and 1hc)' didn't have a learn there
So 11 "as c1thtr go back to L.\.
"h1ch I d1dn'1 "ant to do. or go to
Ital}.
"I'm a 'ery mechanical volleyball
pla)er and the major ltague was
ktnd of loppy -more ltkt beach
'olle) ball . .\ comb1na11on of money
and a higher leH·I of compet1t1on
attracted me there."
Wimbledon shocked, again
Only this time, McEnroe's
stunner comes with an exit
By STEVE \lllLSTEIN
WIMBLEOON. England -John McEnroe. sadl'r older but no
"iser. won a meaningless "ar of words while staggenng wean I) to a lirst-
round loss on Wimbledon's worst da) ever for seeded pla)ers
Oner again. McEnroe's mouth got m the way of his talen1. breaking
his <:oneentrat1on and wastrng his energ).
"If I kne w the an~wcr to wh) I did thOst' things. I'd probabl) be
!>Cnator of :"Jc" York n ght no". at a minimum. 1f not the president of
thl· l 'ntted S tales ·· McEnroe said with a shrug.
Mclnroc·s momenti. of glor) on Centre Cour1 in three Wimbledon
champ1onsh1ps seemed far away TueWa) as h<.· absorbed a relentless
assault of 'ollc)s and M'n cs h) Derrick Rostagno in a 7-5. 6-4. 6-4 loss.
FiH months afler getting thrown oul of the <\ustraltan Open.
McEnrcx"s ea rliest Wimbledo n e \lt \tn<.·e IQ78 forced him to takr a hard
look at his tennis fu turl'
"I feel prett} -11rongl ) that th1 ' 1s JUSl the bcg1nn1ng but 1f I take
a coupk of \lt·ps 1n the "rong direction. 1n my opinion I'll be out of
thr gaml' 1n six mon1h 'I." McEnroe Stitd.
The fu ture looked wonderful for 14-:rear-old Jennifer C'apna11. who
followed McEnr<X' o nto Centrr Coun -"I knew hr wo uld leave the
cour1 prett) ho t for me" -and became the youngest w1t'lner in
Wimbledon h1s1or:r.
Capnat1's 6-3. 6-1 v1ctol) o'er Canada's Helen Kelcs1 movtd the
happy-ao-lucky Floridian into thr ~cond round w11h top.scl"dcd Steffi
Graf. second-seeded Martina Navratilova. th1rd-S«'ded Monica Selcs
and founh-secded Gabncla Saba1tn1
The women's sixth seed. 1989 Frt'nch Open champio n Anintxa
Sanchez-Vicario. fell to Amencan Bets Nagclscn.
Meanwhile. five of the top men's players tumbled out. mdud1na
No. 4 McEnroe; No. S Andre\ G ome1. the Frt'nch Open champion: No.
6 Tim Ma}otte: No. 12 Pete Sampras: and No. 14 Petr Kort1a.
Throwina in No. 16 Yannick Noah. who lost Monday. the s" first-
round losses were the most b> men's ~s ,tnce Wimbledon bepn
sccdtn& pla)Crs in 1927.
No. J Stefan Edbcri and No. I J Michael Chang A\Otdcd the camaae
to Join top.seeded Ivan Lcndl and No. 2 Bons Becker. who won their
first-round matches Monday.
The h1gcst shod.er. hy far. was McEnroe's lo s. thouah ht
ronccded he was womcd :about the match before 11 bcpn
"It was unrtahst1c to 1h1nk that I could romc in and do a whole
lot, based on what had happened 1n the past few mo"lh " said
McEnroe. who followed his stormy Austrahan default with • shoulder
injury. "So I really wa n't expectina a whole lot." ~
McEnroe s.a1d he knew the I 29th-ranked Roatlp<> was danttrOUS
-the < 1liforn1an held two match ~int before losina to Becker 11 tht
.. Open last )car ind l t a touah fh c-tetter to Jimmy Connon httt
two )Carl aao. McEnroe 1n 1stcd that 1fhc's play1na wtll. Ros~ it ••not the type
of auy I hould loSt 10. But he's capable of J?'IYi"* very hiah caliber
tennis and he did. He s>la>cd a aood match. •
Neither a new racket ck 1ancd to IJ~e McEnroe more powt'r. nor
. ,
A =• JefWI Md.WO. 1Nn111 It over en route .. ope .,....... loa .. Wlnl~l•••n ~·
a coOtt11on of old tapes of his tnumphs that he hoped would '"SP'"
him, htlDtd m..ch.
McE'9f'OC looMd .. sh 1nd ~"Y on his fttt from the stan. He
had trouble mov1na 1n quickly cnouah to {MCk up half-vol~ of shon
shot by Roa&lpO, and wa ~en at love 1n tht thll'd •me Of the Int
ICt.
LAGUNA OPEN 1990
Whtie in Ital). Crockett-Royster
made a lot of money. In fac1. she's
o ne of the highest paid volltybatl
pla)ers -m<."n or women -in tht"
world. Shl"s also \Cr) proud of that
accomplishment.
.. It took me a lo t of years to reach
this le'\cl.'' Crocken -Ro)ster said.
·T ,e "'orkc.-d 't'I) hard and earned
fPteue SH VOUEYBAU/14t
OCEAN
SPORTS
Uoyd
Tice
Surfing,
skating
through life
In Hunt1n1ton Beach a ne" trend
is devclop1na among mam of the
yo ung local surte~.
Many of these "rebclhous" :rouths
ltve on their own. are st"lf support1Vf
and h terall) sun 1' ton a da)·to-day
ba\1 .
The trend 1s skateboarding. "'h1ch
1s gi mg these underground surfers
an altemauvr to the crime and drua
abuse hfC tylc that 1s so prevalent in
some of the beach communities of
Oranae Count}
urpnsingJ). these people arr
among the happiest around.
"People arc M> moncy-hunif)
nowadays." says N<XI Lembke. I tl.
"Do )OU think that Donald Trump
1 happy n&hl now., I don't. Just ltkt
the Bible sa)S. look at all of the
rode\'elopmcnt and the d1sronctm
for nature."
Scott "Pod" Banuelos, 27. ~·
"When I wake up in the momma I
have a lo t I~ trcs and pm urc on
me than mo t people;· he u1d.
W1lhe Raymond. 18. curTCntly
emplo}cd at Robcn Auau t urf·
sho p adds. "I JUSl want a happy
hfest)lc. fun and a lot of fncnd1.'' •
Thoe auys a~ pnmanly surfcn. •
but when the waves •~n't naht Of
they fctl • bit talc. they hit me
latest skate "mp. .
"It all depends on tht ""'"cs, .. sa~s Lembke. "Whtn it's bed that's
when ~ ao skate all day. It actually
helps )OUr surfina. ..
Ban..ck>l ldds. "h's a btt1tt weft·
out than runn•• 1t'1 pat. TM aillly problem is that 11'1 only a mattef ti
ume--tbc CGPI IMM,__
It (the llatt ramp) down."
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Coleman not a lock
to end up with Nets
following NBA dra~
NEW YORK -The New Jersey ~
Nets, who are ma.kin& deals before todaf1 •
NBA draf\, aren't mak.ina any that an· '
volvc their No. I pick. ----~ Nets made their second trade in two days on
Tucsda_y, scndina Dennis Hopson, the No. 3 .election
in 1987, to Chicaao for the Bulls' 22nd pick in this
year's first round. On Monday. New Jersey acquired
veteran auard Reggie Theus.
AU the action dtd little to clear up the Neu'
intentions conettnina the top
pick. Ever since they won the
No. l selection an the draft lot·
tery on May 20, they have sent
mixed signals.
"The last couple of days, the
phone has been nngina for our
No. I. so thinp could happen,"
Nets vice president Bob Casciola
said. ··All along we wanted to ao
with our No. I pick, but we had
a lot of con versations the last Colem•n two days. Bu t nothina has come
b) that has knocked o ur blocks ofT."
The rnn!.l:nsus is that the best NBA prospect is
Syracuse forward Derrick Cokman, but the Nets have
made no ~crct that they have shopped around.
Much of thl' sprrnlauon about a trade has
centered on doubts about Coleman's mental makeup
and hi s ab1ht} IO get along ~•th C'oach Bill Fitch.
The 6-foot-I U. 235·pound Coleman !>Ct an NCAA
record ~•th 1.537 career r..-bounds and the S)racuse
scoring rernrc.J with 2.143 points. He's also considered
an outstanding passer
But he·., been cntacl/l'd for lad: of consastenq .
The haghl''>t-ratcd fo"'ard~ after Scott and Col·
cman arc .\In Kl''>Skr of Georgia, T ) rone Hill of
Xa' 1er (Ohio) and Lo) Vaught of Mich11tan.
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Canseco to be highest paid
The Oakland Athletics have reached ~
a verbaJ agreement with Jose Canseco.
one that the player's nt said on Tues-• ~ay will make him the~ghest-paid player
an baseball.
The team called a news conference for I 0 a.m.
today.
Sandy Alderson. Oakland's vice eresident for
baseball operauons. confirmed the parties agtccd to
a deal. but did not specify the contract's length or
dollar amount.
"Assuming we sagn the contract tommorrow, we
an: \Cry happy," he said. "But there are some
substan1ial risks involved. something of this magni-
tude. of this importance. always in volves controversy
and d1fTerent viewpoints ...
Rick Thurman of the Beverly Hills Sports C'o un-
cal said the agreement was for fi ve years. but would
not gi ve o ut the specific a mount involved . Neither
would the 25-)ear-old outfielder.
In other baseball new'> Tuesda>·:
• Montreal placed outfielder Tam Raines on the
15--da) d1..abkd hst. retroacti ve to June 25. Raines
has a 284 a'cragc "1th 24 stolen base~. He twisted
his ngh1 ankk May I 7 and aggra vated the injury in
la'>t WcdneMla) 's game. To fill Raine'>· spot on the
rosier. the E,po.., purchaSl'd &ht' contract of outfielder
Em Bu llucl.. lrom lnd1anapohs of the American
-\s!><X1attun.
• ~cond ba~man R> nt' Sandberg of the Cub!>
kad., all 'lat111nal Leagul' pla}crs in fan ballotin$ for
the 61 st ..\II-Star (,a me to be played fucsday mgh1.
Jul) IO .it Wrttilq F1dd .\ccord1ng to figure:~ released
h~ thl' lomm1\!>1onc1''> otnn·. Sandberg. a Sl\·tlml'
\11.\tJI hJJ I. I JI "\4(l \Ole'>. 5. I 34 ahead of San
rrJnll\\.O li1\t ha'>l·man \\ 111 (lark. \.\ho kd the NL
h.1llot111g, la\I ~l'JJ
• \ llll'l' < oknrnn·, pl·rll'tt rnrt·er rl·cord of 57
'>l1.11Khl 'tokn ha~<, ag;.1 1n.,1 the Nl'" York Mc:t'i
l'llJl·d "hl·n lhl' \t Loul'I \JX·cd<.h.'r \.\a<, caught at
'>n1111J in till' lil\t inning Ml'l' catcher '-'iackc} Sa~scr
mJdc J ix·rkl 1 thro" to l'nd ( 'nkman ·.., streak.
EL PASO, Teus -TeUl-El Puo A
---ewb Doll Haltint ... y..,. • day t.e ..... prOol of allept"-..... his , oaec._ llld ,..,_..have Violated NCAA ....__~ .....
Hlskim IOld I newt coaference that a IA»
A .... TI1n11 ankle qUC>Una former UTEP recruit
John Stnam was inaccurate. Haskins also said he
did "°' blliew ii. "He necdl IO ~ve this. is whit he needs to do.
And &hen I pe11 af he can't prove it, he'll uy John
Staam told him," Haskins said.
BiU ~ Los Aneeln Times 1pon1 edttor, said
the story wu written by staff' writer Denny Robbins,
who he called one of the top spona investiplive
reponen in the nation.
.. It's a predictable reaction of a coech wbo bas
been riahtly or wronaly accused of aomethina,"
Dwyre uid ... The 'kill the messen~r· theory it the
most predictable route that coaches and sports fiaures seem to take ...
Stagen aJto aid in a phone interview that the
story was aocuratc.
The NCAA bas been invcstiptina UTEP'for the
past six months aft.er published reports quoted former
players uyina they had been loaned cars or had been
given favors by area families.
The NCAA has· not formaUy announced any
allegations apinst UTEP. Haskins said the basketball
office is not conducting its own invcstiption nor has
it hired outside attorneys.
Siagcrs said he told the NCAA he received free
lodgina. housina and meals from UTEP assistant
coaches while living in El Paso for six weeks in 1988.
"I just wanted everybody to get it ri&ht. I wanted
to set it straiaht ... I want everyone to know what they
did," Staaaers ~d.
Assistant coach Q . Ray Johnson. who Staggers
also implicat'ed, said Stagers stayed in an apartment
that belonged to basketball player Antonio Davis and
former football player Rickie Evans.
Brooks sent to Minnesota
· The Philadelphia 76crs. faced with ----
the prospect of not choosing until 47th in • _,
the NBA draft. traded 5-foot-11 guard ' e
Scott Brooks to the Minnesota----
Timberwolvcs for the 32nd pick Tuesday.
.. We felt that by picking at No. 32. there's a
chance to get a player equivalent to somebody that
might be available at No. 20.'' said Coach Jim
L)nam.
Brooks. a fa vorite among Philadelphia fans. was
not drafted out of UCI in 1987. He attended the
Saxers' veterans camp in 1987-88, was released and
thl·n was signed as a free agent in September I 988.
He a' eraged 4.4 points and 2.9 assists in 72
games last season.
In o ther NBA news Tuesday:
• Dallas acquired veteran forward Rodne~
McCra) from Saa amento for two fir<1 t-round pick) 10
today·., drali and backup center Bill Wcnnington.
•Brian Shaw must honor his five-year contract
"1th Boston rathl·r than ha!I deal "'ith the It alian team
hl· prefer'>. a fede ral Judge ruled
• Detroll announced that at excrcao;cd the option
)l'ar on John ~alk) ·,_contract. meaning he'll sta) wi th
thl· team Olll' more ~cason. harnng a trade.
• Dcn'l'r hai. put ofT their sear<"h for a gem·rat
manager until alter thl' draft but team prl·\ldt'nt ( arl
\<:heer did not ruk out Dc1ru1t ( oal'h C 'hud .. Dal) for
the po:.lllU11 \\ hl'O 11 l"I filkd.
Amhelm •rena •pproved
ANAHEIM -Tbc dty coundl °" • TlllCldlY ...-~wed ftMI ¥•mnt1 witb
a New Vn ckvdopcr lw COMVUCtion of ,
I 19 500 •1 illdoor apons ueDL , 'Iii "':t::: SIOO miUion 1ren1, teneauvety
1elwduled lo comoleted by Seotember of 1992, i1
the le(lDIMI...., maoor.,.,. facility~ f'or Oraner Couaay, f'oUowina the Senea Ana cny councir1
previcMd a...-ovaJ o( a pnvate.ly owned and operated
20,000-teat f'acility.
Wbile oblervm say the county can tuppot1 only
one arena, both cities are procecdina with construe·
1ion plans. 1'be Anaheim chy council vot(d on a final PICUec of financial, maMFmcnt and concaaion
seand 111ttment1 with developer Olden Corp.
Qroundbreakin& at a she near Anaheim Stadium,
home of the NFL'• Rams and the California Al\ICl•
buebell team, is planned for October or November,
city 1ookeswoman Barbera Burke said. Onckr terms of the apeement. the city will
acquire the teven-actt lite for approximately SI. I
million, and Qsckn must obtain construction financ-
ina for the city-owned facility, which Osden will
receive a 30-year lcalC 10 operate.
The city will J'C<lCive IS 10 30 percent of arena
profits. accordina to the 111ttment.
<?fden will be responsible for pW1uing spon1
franchises. such as professional basketball or hockey
teams. 10 lease the facility.
Johnson's future In doubt
Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson's ,,. a
status remained in limbo Tuesday follow· _. t..
ing the release of a report by the Dubin r
inquiry into drugs in sport. ------
Chief Justice Charles Dubin said spon s feder-
ations and Olympic orpnizations should determine
whether Johnson -barred from competition after
testing positive for steroids in the 1988 Olympics -
is allowed to compete again.
Johnson's suspension trom Canadian fu ndina
should be maintained, said Dubin, but he added the
athlete should be able to appeal his case to an
independent arbitrator.
Jn other sports news Tuesday:
• Mark Johnson of Barstow became the top seed
in the 19th annual California Golf Association's State
Amateur tournament after a final day of qualifyina
play at Pebble Beach. Fountain Valley's Sandy Gal-
braith shot a 1-undcr·par 70 Tuesday after an open-
1ng·round 77 to check in at 147, five shots off the
pace. and Newpon Beach's Alan Drobka shot a 75 for
a two-<!a)' total of 151 .
• AnLona State center fielder Mike Kelly has
been named The Spon in$ News' college bascbaJI
player of the )Car. Kell} is 1he ninth player from
Arizona State to be selected for the award. A
sophomore. he hit .376 with 21 homt' runs. 82 RBis
and 20 stolen bases this season.
-From The A11oclated Pre11
Scott Layden, tah Jal7 personnel director.
a .. 1..1..·d abuul thr p<>!.s1ble !>lecpcr~ 1n thr N BA
draft: "There's onl' gu ). and th;it's (Florida
l'l'ntcr D\\a) Ol') Sd1int11 us. He's al "a) s asleep
on thl· \.Ourt. so "c con\1dcr him a k~pcr "
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Dodg by Avery, 4-2 Reuss mal<es pitch for majors
ANAHEIM -Formu maJOt kquc pitciwT Jm) Reuss WOIUd 081
a• a Chteq0 Whal<' Sox uniform Tunda) at Anahttm SladiMt • ....._
to make an tmprt' ion and lft •nother chance to petch aa tbc bit ......
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ATLANTA -lrft·hlndtt St.cv~ A~Cr).. barely 20-)can-old, had both Ha.mn atkcd later.
A very 11id his bWeM pilm of I.he
.. mt "'U a ChaftlNp M tbrcW Haldttt durina that 11-beL
A'+'C') ... H ... lit1k WlkJ II flrsa,"
walkina a bancr in each of the first
four inn1np. "he had &ood movc--
mt11t on each of his pttche and
bauled l>Kk. The last t""o pitches I
hadn't seen lht whole pmc."
, frttnd and foe ptaasana his work
foUowa"l_ a 4-2 VIClOry O\'CT the Los
Antelel Dodet" on T~)' niabt.
'"He ~ Iott of aood Shaff. and it's
only ao•na to att betttr,.. Brlvts
Manqcr Bobb}' Cox said af\tr
A vtry held ~he. Dodatrs to four bats
over seven 1nnan15. "He has power,
and he also can fincw batlel'l ...
"Then I tot m)' IUlblJI ""' kim." very aid. "I warned ID)' wen Md ...
Co>. liked Avery's fUtbd, but
aid he hked another pitch even
brlltr.
Morpn allowed siA hits m si.>.
inninl'. strikina out thr<.-c and walk·
1n11wo in handmg tht Dodaers onl>
1he1r third lou m 10 same~.
OM baller he linnscd Tuesday
was Mickey Hatcher, who came to
bat wi th the tyina run~ in scorina
potition in the seventh innina and
.. His curve ball 11 '°'"' to bt
d)'namite," Cox s&ld. ··1 thank Mr.
Avery i) toina to win I lot of ball
pmcs."
A very said he thinks he has im·
proved in each or his lhrec stan s.
Orang~ Coast Oalfy Pilot
Dodgen Play~r of Day
Alfredo Grtffln, who had
two of the Oodpts' llx hits.
scored a nM1 .rMf st• a Nie. I promptly became a victim of an
A WC) mikwut.
"Whll's he supposed to bt, a
youna ~ Younit or somethioa?"
"I've tbrown more curve balls in
<'•Ch st.an, and I have just (cit a lot
stronacr and more confident ··
Hatcher noted that ahhouah
Boston wins fifth straight,
pads East lead to 11/2 games
In "tnn1ng 15 consccuuvc games tn Boston's little
Fen"'a} Park. 1he Toronto Blue Ja}S outscored the Red
SoA 126-5.:!. So \\hen Bo!tton took a 3.0 lead 1n the first
l\.\o innings 1 ues<la ) night. Toronto
1 i.1arn:r lrJ' 1d Wdl\ "asn't too worri·
l'd .
But tho~ runs were all the Red
,
So' ncedl'd for a ftfth consecu11 vc ~ 'll"tOr) as We!> Gardner and two of
h1!1 former hull pen buddies combined
on a fou r-hit ).() \'ICtOC)' that tm·
proved 8o<>ton·!> .\mcrican Lcagut'
Ea!tt le.id 10 I 1 : g;imes over the Blue Jays.
"'I kept ''ailing for our hi tters 10 score some runs
bccau)C ""c al"'a)s score a lot tn 1h1s ballpark. even
when "e lost 10.M (Monda) night)," Wells s;i1d.
Carlo!t Qumtana hit a two-run homer and Wes
Gardner hdd Toronto to t\\O hits in six. innings.
Gardner (2·4) strud. out eight. walked one and didn't
g1\C up a h11 until l\\o wen: out tn the lif\h tnntng.
Alkr 1!.suing has second walk to stan the seventh.
Gardner "'as replaced b) Rob Murphy. who p11ched two
1nn1n~!I of onc·hll relief. JdT Reardon pitched the nm th
for h1!> 12th save. also giving up one hit.
··1 had a httk trouble sleeping last (Monday) night
because 1h1r. wa!. a big game.'' Gardner said. ··1 just
wanted to get through the first toning. Then I wanted
to 1hro" a shutout for ft vc. six. or seven inning">. I made
a couple ufbad p11chl'S but the ball was hit at someone." r he Red Sox got onl> si~ h11s. However. Wade
Boggs and Tum Brunansk) combined doubles.for a run
m the fir!lt a nd Quintana homered after a single b)
Tun} Pena tn the !>CCottd.
"ells (5·21 allowed JUSI two s1ngJcs after that btforc
lxtng ri:placed b) Jim Ac ker at the stan of the eighth.
Buggs led off the Boston first with a double ofT the
"'all 1n left and ~rnred o n Tom Brunansky's two-out
Joubk high off the fence in left-center.
C1ardner. maltng his fourth \tart smce being
mo' l'd from the bullpen. rt'llrcd the first 13 Toronto
balle~ bc.'fore F-rcd McGnO walked on a 3·2 pitch with
one out 1n 1ht· lifth.
John Olerud hn1:ll out to 1cn but Greg Myers. a left·
handell b:111L~r. broll.' up the no-hit bid b) looping the
Ol.'\l puch to !lhallo" IC'ft for a stngle.
I hi.' uni~ uthl.'r hit off GanJncr was b) Junior F-eh'<.
who 1)1.'at out a gruundl.'r back to the mound with one
oul 1n lhl· '"th. (1ardner then \truck out Ton}
Fernande/ for the third time and n:t1red Kell) Gruber
on J 11) ball.
I hl' BIUl' Ja}\ ad, anted uni) Olll' runnl·r as for as
third in tx·rng shut out for the st'COnd time th1!1 'leawn.
C1eorgl· Bell "alkcd to start the Toronto SC\Cnth.
.\f\er Murph) rcplat't'd Gardner. Bell took second on a
"•Id puch and wt•n1 to third on an 1nftcld out. He was
\tranlil'll "hen Murph~ struck oul Pat Border\.
• YanbH 8, Brewers %: teve Balboni ''"&led
honll" thl' l1l·-brcJling run 1n the !l<''cnth inning and h11
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2·2 11c and panch-h11tcr M:ut Nokes' thrl"C-run homer
h1ghhgh1cd lhc eighth against Chuck Cnm. Ltt Guc1-
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SCH~nth. gave up one hit in 2i;, innings. Hawkins
) k ldcd eight hits an 61,, innings. includtng Dave
Parker's ninth homer. and rem:uned winless 1n seven
starts !>t nee May 6.
• Atl•letict 3, Tigers %: In Oakland. Scott Sand-
er~on l'hc<.'kl'<i Detroit on two hats and two unearned
runs O\ er six. innings and sacnlice flies by Mark.
McG"'1rt' and Mike Gallego drove in kc) runs. Both
Detroit hits otT Sanderson (9-4) came in the second
inning. ~hen the T1Jers took a short-lived 2-1 lead.
Sandc™>n has not patched fe~er than live tnnings in
any of hi s 15 start~. Todd Burns pitched two scoreless
ann1n~. ) ielding three hits. and Dennis Ec kersley
p1t..:hcd a perfect ninth for h1!. 24th save.
Sanderson and Bums outd ucled Jack Mom s (6-9).
"ho p11<:hcd a four-hmer. Mom s. 13-8 lifetime agatnsl
the ..\ ·!>. has not "on m Oakland since June 4. 1986.
R1l·lc} Hcndcrwn walkc:d to lead otT the Oakland first.
stall· ha!> 37th ba~ \\Cnt to third on Carney Lansford's
~angle .ind l>Corcd on Ml'Gwi~'s ~en tice 0) for a 1-0
k.id.
• bdiaDI ~. Orioles 3: Sand ) .\lomar's t\\O-Out
s1ngk 'i<.'Ofl'd pinrh-runner Stan Jefferson ~1th the 11e-
brealang run 1n thl' ntnth 1nn1ng as ('lc,eland handed
hu'lt Baltimore its lif\h straight lus!I.
W11h unc oul. Ken Phelps dre"' a "alk ofT <1more
starter Pell' Harn1M:h (7-4). kfierson. running for
Phdp,. stoic '>4.-cond and Brool Jacob) "alked.
After Jcl1c™>n stoic third.<. o f\ Snyder fouled out.
.\lomar then blooped a single off' Joe Price to !>Core
JclTerwn and gi ve the Indian'> their eighth v1ctoC) an 11
gnmL'S. Pm·e "alked Feh'< Fermin and Jeri) Brownl' to
forll.' tn another .nsurance run.
• Royals 4, Marl•era I: Tom ( rordun pitched a Sl\-
h1t1er 0\1.•r eight 1nn1ngs for his third straight 'll"to~
Jnd ttu Jal·l son h11 a t\\-o-run homl·r for Kansas ( II\
1n the .._1ngt.lome Jacbon h11 h1i. 10th homer 1n the first
1nn1ng off BnJn ltulman (8·6) ""1th two out :ind Kurt
S11ll"ell on ba'K.' al\er a OOl'-Out double. It "'a!> Jackwn's
fourth honil.'r in nine gam1..'lt. Thl· Manner!I U\erted J
'lhutoul 1n lhl' \l\th on a l\\O-Oul double b\ Edgar
\l..inan1.·1 and a \Ingle b) Trnq Jone<,.
•Twins ~. RIDgers 4: \11nn1..•,ota rallied for t\\o
1un' 1n 1h1..· bullum of the c1gh1h inning on Dan
C 11<11.ldl·n ·, llouhk. < ll'nl· Larlin '!> triple and ( 1al)
Cial·111"s s;icnfi<.'\' 11) JI lhl· \ktrodo me f hl' rall)
Jg.1111~1 .._l., an l:iru" n t ~-5 I lame after Pell' l n<:av1~1a h11
h1'1 I .:!th horm•r tn lhl· top of the c1ghlh oil Juan
ikrl·n11ua 10 g1'e I C\.ai. a .a.3 lead. Despite )lcldmg
lnra\lglaa\ homa. Juan Berenguer 15-1) got the wan
\\1lh l\\O 1nn1ngi. ot relief. Rad .\gudera p1tr hcd the
nrnlh tor hl'I llUh '><l\C tn ~I) opportun1t1 e-s a .. thc
Rangl·"· losmtt \lrL'.ll rl·aLhcd lour game~.
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CHICAGO -The Chi-
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90 m1lt'S pt'r hour and 10 ni~ 1nnmp all the lime ... ReUP said. -They
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•· n> da) )OU wake up and lnow )Ou'n: aoan' to put a ball 1n )<*f
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bean& hctt "''h th~ Wbtl<' Sox bcca"sc I att 1lon1 btucr with this team
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111 NS IHI 31 ..... ,, Wflt\ leur llOf'M tUM W ti Stal\ Al 10 ..,_, ti/Id lwo l'l'IOftlftt, ..,.
/A"WY IS Ille .......... VOU!ltftl "~W 911(1\ef'
.inc.• Mlle Meo.-. '' " .,Mr, a11C1 one monlll In lMI It .... Ille lbl lllTlt Ille
than an) team I've t '+'Cr played with." .
Reuss. ~ho ~on 13 pmc' for the Whnc Sox two years aao. said he
w~ Lhro"'1n1 O\Cr 90 mph on Tuesday. Dod!Mf\ !left scored Ill Ille """ IMM>e end onrv
1M fillll hl'IW INY lo.I t tlW 09itl9 Ml A
SIOleft ~ 0'1 tiQ ~ w .. OIW "'' 20ltl "' n .,..,, lfl tNt tM10r ..._. ~
H1!> last sunt m the bia ~-116 v.as last season v.11h M Llwauktt
.......... ""'-time ""
Chlc•90'1 S•mmy Sos• slides In safely with • double ••
Angels shortstop Die• Schofield w•lt1 for the throw.
Scoreless streak at 2 2
for punchless Phillies
1 he Philaddph1.1 Ph1ll1e\ an: gomg \O hall the\C ilil~'> the) 'n.: c' rn
m.11<..1n~ Rill<.. Rn·d .ind Bob Pattl·rwn look hi..l' ()\\1ght Ciouden
P.t1tcrwn JnJ t"o Pm burgh n.-hner\ ran Ph1l.idclph1.1·., worcle!t'>
\lfl'JI<.. tu 2~ inning' ant.I Ja~ &-II", c1gh1h-1nning \ingk
J11>'l' Ill lhl· unh run ll"> lhl' Pirate'> tx·.it the \lnl..ang
Philhl''> 1.u I ul·..J.a, n1gn1. .
I he Ph1ll1l'' ha\l· been 'hut out 1n'thn·t' o l lhcir la'I
h1ur g.1111l'' -l'1ght 11mc'I o'er.ill -and ha\l· lo\l fi,c
an ..i ll>" .. m.lllhlflg their lunge"ll ~hlll' ol th-.· \4.'.l'><IO Thi:
P1rall'\ hJ'\' "on thrl'C ma rov .. and ha'c shulllul\ 1n '"o
.. 1rJ1gh1 gaml'' tor the first llml· '9ncc Rid. RhO\kn Jnd
John rudur hlanlcd the Ph1ll1l'\ in I YM4.
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"'\ ou·,l· go1 ffil' I don·1 lno~ "hat's "'rnng ("1th the h1tting1.'· ..aid
~tan.1ger -.:al l<.. ll'~'a. "hus1: Ph1ll1c) (J4-J5) \lipped unlll·r )l)(J tor lhc hrsl
llnll' \IOll.' \pnl 211
"\\l"rl' ,,,11 ntll tx·ing aggfl'\\IH and thJt"" "haa "l. do Oc\t. "'l"n:
h111tng hJlh,..ird' -""c'n· lool ing at a lot ot tin.Htnlc ta\lbalh and
'"mg111g at hrl·al111g ball'I .. l ntll Rel·<l \hut out th1..• Phllhl·~ ).() on four hll\ Monda~ night. the.·
1'1rall'' \\l'rl' the unh tl·am 1n lhl' maJors '-'>lhl>Ut n ~hutuut.
"'\\ l"'l' tx·en lool ing tor anothl·r o;1anl·r all ~car. :ind nu"' "e'\C ttot
'l'' l'n ut lhl·m ... '>.11J P1rat{''> Manag1.•r Jrm Lr~ land. "ho plJn\ tv fl'turn
PJlll'f\Oll to lhi: hullix·n "hen fohn "imtk' I'> JUI\ atl·<l 1111 thl' J1.,.1bkd lic,t
1h" \\l'dcnd.
.. urr. 1t"~ J hit "hen \OU g1.·t plllhintt hl 1.· 1h1' l hl' Ph1ll11.'\ JrC
,11 ugglang a hllk h11 but a good ~1gn I' "l"rl· lll'll1ng lOlltrthutmn' trom
l'' 1.'r\ ll(xh fhat'' "hat thl' C uhs had la'>t \l'~1r thl' 'kl'> h.1l1 in · !'-J llH
ol ~upk. lt1nt11bu11ng.'"
l'Jllcr.on. ;.y \\1th a 'i \I l·arnl·d run ,l\cr~1gc in 14 prn1uu' mJ1or
k.1~ul· \tJrh .• 1llmH·d thrl'l' h11' ll\ er \l'' en inning,, \lrtlmg out tour .ind
\\ail ing onl' \loll l<u,lin (2-11 p1tl'hl·d .i 'Ulrl·ll·'" c1gh1h and \\Jn llchnda
\\t1rl<..l·J thl· n1111h tor h" \4."l'Ond maJor-kagul' '-J\C
•Mets 8. Cardinals I : Ho"Jrd John~1n\ l\\o-run <louhk an the I I th
111111ng JI Bu\lh \IJJ1um g;I' c :"--.·" ) orl ll'> l'ltthlh '1ra1ght \ 11. tun "-c11h
\lllk1 Jilt.I l>,l\l' \1.iµdan \lllgkll on Ken l);1~ll'\ 11-21 \\llh l\.\O OUI\ to
pul runner' on fir..t and third bl'ltm• John\lln Jrn\\' lhl' hall ll> lcfhcn11.•r
111 'Ulfl" hoth runna'i The ~vkh Jr<.' ~-0 :l{l.-\ln'>t thl' < .irdinal'i
•Reds 3, Giants %: Matt \\ 1lham,· thm"tng arot kl H1.•rm \\in·
111ngham \um· lhl· \\1110111~ run 111 the Nllh1m ol thl' 12th 1nn1ng at
R1 \l'rlront \t,1d1u111 J\ ( 1nnnnall "on 11\ lourth \tr~11ght \\ 1lhams lit'lllcJ
frl) Rl·1.·J·, \JUllill' hunt to"an.l third ha\l' JnJ lhll"" "'llJI\ Ill tir't \Cndtng
lhi: (r131ll\ Ill tlll•lf '"th Ill\\ Ill '>l'\l'O [tilnll''
• Padrl's 7. Astros 0: (}\.·nn" Rasmu,wn n1tl'hl-J JnJ hit hi\ ''a~ Ill
h" \l\th l'Oll\l"l ut1' l' \ 1l'ton tl\'l'r Hou,lun .. 1nJ lhp l<111il•rh haJ 1h11.•1.•
Jouhln Jmong luu1 h1l'> and l\\U R Bl\ Im \.in I >1ego 1n thl' \\tll~lornl'
l on' Cr\\\1111 Jl'o Jr1nc 1n l"ll run'I ant.I Rl1hl·rto \lomJr had h1' third
'11.11ght lh1n·-h11 ~Jllll" tor thl' Padn.-'>
• E'ltpos 6. Cubs $: Rool11.· kl'T) CiotT kJ uff th1.· ninth inning "11h .1
i>llll h hc.1111..: run. Im fil't in thr ma1or ka(!.Ul'\, g" ang ~t ontreJI thl' 'll lllf\
.11 \\ 11gk' t 1dd < 1off, h1lnll'I 1.anw on a \.2 r1tth oil l 1..•, L ;1m·J,t1.·r 1 '·.i1
.111d ma1.k a \\l lllll"I 111 O:t\1." \\hrn1dl (\-ll) rhl' \lt.:'llll\ \\(I\ lh1.· \l\lh in
1.·1gh1 g..rnw' 1111 lhl· l 'Pl" I hl' lo" "a' llll' I ~th 1n I~ g..111w' hlr thl' { uh\
-From Tht' As<1ocl1t~ PrHI
-BJ ~Daa
ANGELS
From81
Ptnrutnt fe, er officaall) btgan to
1h1~ one a-. thl' .\ ngd~ nn er said du:
~ .. en ttnlt:'> the White So~
lrl>'l!M.'d homl" plate 1n the '9Xth
tnntng -h1ghhghtl'd b> t\.\O ho~·
runi..
Their pre' mu\ high tor an inning
~JS fi,e,
The .\ngd'> t1eJ the g;iml' at n11l\.'
in the t•1gh1h \\ 11h ,111 unearned run
but thl· \\ 11111.' \11\ l·aml' bat:l "'th
t\\U tn thl' ninth to "in 1n a "lld and
(.'r.lL) atlJH Ill\ oh in& the l\\O
mencan L1.•JgUl' "C'>I rontendcrs
cha!>mg Oal lJnJ. The .\·., main·
1a1ned a onl··g..irnl' lead o'er tht·
"'hill' ti\
The Angel' t r'-361. no"' \11: bad.
an the \landing-. can lool at th1\ J\
a bu1ld1ng blU\l. l·,en lhough 11 ".ti.
pa1n(ul to conw -.o clo~·
··11·s not trui.tratmg.'' .\ng.ch Mao·
nger Doug Rader 'lilld. "tx-cauSc:" tltc
effort "'J\ thl·re People J>erSl.'' er-."lJ
and that" 111 pa~ JI\ 1demh o'er tht·
long haul Th1!> ll·am shu"cd :i lo t u l
charJcler tor11tthl
"The' I lhc \\ htll' ~'' do al)
3\\fUI IOI Ot littk thing\ Vt'~. \'l'')
"'ell. Th1..·' all hunt and run ".:II. a"'1
the\ l rl'il ll' run!t:· (~h1lagu '>lJrter •\dam Pl'tcrson "·l!> pulk<l in the seH·nth after gn·
ing up hat l..·to-ba1..k -.1ngk'i and tbr
nll'rT}-gu·rou nd bt.'gan lo spin from
the fl'
The \ngl'I., lUI a ") . .:! deficit 1n the
"-''cnlh ~rll..ling 11men10 the plate
\\h1k \4.0111\l( SI\ rum. uddl·nl). nu
unl' "Jllll'll tu k J \l' thl' ballpJrL..
f-Jn~ lllJ) hJ\C thought 11 ~a) thl·
lungt:i.t tnntng lhl') "d l''Cr \l.llOC'i'it'd
\la\ bl· ti "·" But "h1k the .\nii:I\ fl\'rformcJ
um· ut thclf grl·Jt1..·-.1 lOml'h:ll i.., ol
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Ang~ls Play~r of Day
Dante Blchette, who e~d
a 1 ·for -27 drought w ith hb
eighth homer In the fifth.
scored three runs and d rove In
two by gotng 2 for 4.
thl 'K.'.t'>oll I h1la~u l\1 Jnagl'r ktl
T urborg 1.aml· "11han nnl' plll"hl'r ut
I\ mg :.i m.1Jur k:iguc rt-lord -u'>1ng
th l' p1h.hl'I\ 1n ltk-1nnmg
< h1h 1>.1'" "ho stJrtl·ll 1he rn lh
"1th .I \lrll(k 10 k it. <.tngkd homl'
1" u run' lu mah · 11 ~-1\ \\all\
Ju' lll'r "J' thl' IJ\I .\ngd' rlJ\l'r 111
rn11rJ l"u 1111, 1n an inning. '-'1a~ K
l.11 I.ti.I \l'JI JI l)l:1ru11
I he.· nlJJul k;1gul· rl'lu1d lor thl·
n1t.1\t pill ha .. u~·J in an inning (!>I\ I
"'" au•1mplai.hl·d on ~pa l 198\
"h1..·n C )J~l..ind l11J 11 agaan\t
( lndJnJ Bu i "llh J \4.'a\trn·h•i'h
I " h1h. thl' \\hill' 'Kl\ didn"t "'0"'
mulh Jb\1u1 th1.·11 dckn~·
bpn IJll\ "h1.·n lhl·~ U~.'<l e\ Cf\
hod~ bul \luppt.7r Bobb\ Th1gpt.711
''ho p1tlhl·d J 1-2-~nint h 1nn1ng tor
hi\ mJJor kJ~ut··kad1n~ ~'th \J\ l
· 1 hn h.1d t 1 H' run' on t"' o hom.-
111 n' .1nJ "l' 11nh had ''"'" Radl'I
\.lid r h.1t "·" thl' d itkr1..·0ll' ..
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AMGIEL NOTE~ -Ow<ll l'il'#11 10 J le<••
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AO "'''"' ,.....,,,,. w 1H O'tfl OMQ"'' \ a nd '"'-" .,..,,., • ,,, -..r " ~ ·~ ,~ .. Ari~\ NMS \Oq •
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The N~port Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to present
THE 8TH ANNUAL SUPERSTARS COMPETlTION
Friday, Juot 29, 1990 9: .... a.m..J:OO p.m.
PARTICIPATE IN SOMETHING TOTALLY IRRELEVANT!
An opportunity to take the much coveted SUPER STARS trophy back to your
office ! We will put your sponsored team of S (3 men and 2 women or 3 women
and 2 mco a MUST) through 13 marginally
albletic irrelevant evcOIS to prove something ...
bcft over the yean. we 've forgotten jusi what. ·The
eveots ~kept secret UDlil June 29th.
Don't be left out ... spomor a teml for $298 .89 or
lpOlllOr ao event for $100. This will give you tre-
mendous hem,,,.. expolUR-Wbile supporting
yoar Qaber of Commerce. We guana1ee you
won't be di1ipp0ioted! Call 644-8211 for more
infonmlioa. .'1
MAJORS
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
Amffi~n LN9Ue WEST DIVISION w L P<1 G8 Oa• ano •5 15 6'l
c~·<•~<> 4) 25 637 I An991l 37 l6 501 9.
M i,,l"if\Ota 35 )6 493 10 ' ~a•11r )5 38 •79 ti I
Kan\4'' C •• lO )9 JJS u ,
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M 1Aoau..,e~ 11 )7 464 8 • Oe1ro1 3• 40 459 9
Ba ''""'O"t )1 40 431 10 '
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77 •1 EAST DIVISION 41 18
•1 30
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P1ll\Ou"O~ ' PP'" •Ot 'D" a 0
Sar 0 ~o 1 HOu\10" 0 Nr,. Yori, S St LOu•\ 6 111 nn•nQ\ Todav'' G1m.1 Dod9en Bt>•c,.,r• S • a• A1t1n1a Smo 11
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p., aO~P"•e "-1'10wrt 9 4 Al P•ll\OU•lll' 1'"' 16 J0)o..-~an O•l'VO , H ,,,, • 6 ' a• Hou\lon 1 Oona•C\
J S S lS o ,... Nrw Yon. v o·a 10 ) a• S• Lou ' Meorene
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SOCCER
1990 WOf'1d Cup
SECOND ROUND Tua,dav's Su~•• Gema 0 (at V ... eM, ttalY)
f "'o' ,,. • 1 '!.1>a " I 01re •·Ml Game 44 (at 8-..na, ttalVl En11 ano I Br Q urT' 0 uJ•a t•me
VOLLEYBALL
We$t CNSt CMmpien""°'
(•I Cal Stele OerNntue1 H•ll "·•rld·unclen 8etooe B.v VoU.vt>ell Ctuo a.I Torr•nn 15 4 IS 9 C.oac,., Ortw !>f>ew•ro
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HORSE RACING
For the record
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Whit. Sox l l, A"914S t
CHICAGO
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MANTLE ,,_,,
Ueberroda. OJ. Simpeoa. JoM Woodal ud a boli of otben haw
been honored berc \hrou&b die yean.
The BIC Hall of Fame annually
inducu &om ooe to three membal.
...... year it WU Ueberrotb ud
Grail NeulH, a former Yankee third bueman who will aJso ata.end to-
oi&bt's prosram.
J:oUowina bjs induction into the
BBC Hall of Fame, Mantle will be
routed by Salata and a number ot
other ~s l)Cf'IOnalitks. lochaded
in the Im of thote expec1Cd to rout
Mantle are Rams quartetbeck Jim
Evcrett alona with former Ram and
cw-ttnt TV commentator and movie
pcnonality Merl.in Olson, Jerry
Tarkanian. Jeff Fryer and John HaJI.
The nation's top collqiate foot-
ball player is annuaJly honored with
the He1sman Trophy b.I. the New
York Athletic Club. Tbey have
nothin.g on Salata and Irrelevant
Weck.
&MyMdtMftrla,...WMllOCU
ray 1111 ud.,. w..d '° mive our BBC Hall ot Fw prclll'am,
That's bow wc IOl ~·
.. Now wc have a very aucceafUI
event by combininl the two and
havina some eerious and aome fun
to the ~· .One without the
other can ,et bonna.
"Throuah our USOC1Ation with the BBC Hall of Fame, we have become
friends with some of the nicest
people in the entire world. We want
people in the BBC HalJ of Fame who
want to be in there. That's what it's
all about.••
Following toniaht's BBC Hall of
fame banquet at the Balboa Bay
club, Irrelevant Week will continue
on Thursday with a Shot C1ock aolf
tournament at the Newport Beach
Golf Course.. Every hole wiU have a
separate challcnae to the aolfer and
non-aolfcr alike. This one beains at
9 a.m. at the course at 3100 lrvinc
A venue in Ncwpon Beach. After
panicipation. Davis and his wife
Theresa wiJJ spend the rest of the
day at Hollywood Park. The Lowsman Trophy was
created in 1979 by Artist Crockett of
Huntinaton Beach and is sponsored
by the University Athletic Oub and
owner Oark Graves.
his shoulder with mouth qape. His
hands in front of him arc empty and
the football is falling to the turf.
The presentation will be made at
the banquet following a day at Dis-
neyland for Davis and wife Theresa.
Friday will be Super SW'S day at
Newport Dunes sponsored by the
Ncwpon Harbor Atta Chamber of
Commerce beginnina at 1_0 a.m.
Teams will be coed and will have
fi ve members each with at least 20
panicipatrng according to chairman
Jeff May. The competition. l_ikc the
shot clock $Olf tournament. 1s open
to the publtc.
A replica of the originaJ trophy is
presented annually to the Irrelevant
Week hono~. Davis will receive
the award at tonight's banquet.
The trophy itself depicts a footbaJI
player in fuJI unifonn lookinit over
"We joined forces with Irrelevant
Weck the second year of their festiv-
ities." Deemer says. "The banquet
Mickey's records, enough to spill
over on just about anyone's mantel
By HOWARD L HANDY
Dally Noc Co<r•+oi••te
NEWPORT BEAC H -Mickey Mantle is tied
with Yogi Berra for having played the most years for
the New York Yankees baseball team in the Ameri-
can League.
Mantle will be honored with induction into the
Balboa Bay Club Hall of Fame tonight at the annual
banquet that also honors the last player taken in the
rec~nt NFL draft as honored guest of Irrelevant
Weck.
It's all a pan of Irrelevant Week in Newport
Beach with founder Paul Salata serving as Master of
Ceremonies.
Mantle's hst of accomplishments with the Yan-
1.<.'l'~ ranks ""h those of three of the all-time greats
of baseball and the Yanke(' teams of the past -Babe
Ruth. Lo u Gl'hrig and Joe DiMaggio .
Here·s a hst of Mantle's accomplishem1ns with
the Yankees during the years 195 1-1968:
Won American League triple crown in 1956. Hit
.353. had I JO RBI and 52 home runs. He led the
league in all three categories along with runs scored
with 132.
Led the .\mcncan uaguc in home runs four
11m~ ...
Had 536 career home runs (third highest in
ba~·ball h1stor} at the ume).
Holds n.'\'Ord for most World Sencs home runs
"1th 18 (in I:! World Sen es appearances).
SdccteJ 10 20 .\II-Star games
Was Mo~t Valuable Pla}cr in .\merKan League
thrt•c 11mc!t -1956. 1957 and I%:!.
Won H1r kock Eklt 1n 1956
l'la}cll in more gam~\ than an~ Yankl'C 1n
h1stor) dl·~p11~ tnJUr} plagued cart-e r (:!.401 ).
H11 J home run" in ont· game ( 1955).
H11 home runs from l'ach side of plate as a
\\\llt'h h11tt·r in 10 games. tops for an} Yankcr
pla~er.
Hit four consecu11vc home runs I 1962).
Had fe"e~t grounding into double pla)S in a
!.Cason in 1961 \\Ith •~o.
Elected to Hall of Fame 1n 1974.
Hts uniform No. 7 is one of 12 retired b} the
Yankees o'er the }Cars.
Hts tndl\ 1dual career records and place on all-
11me Yankl•1.' hst. Most Games. 2.401 (I). At Bats.
8.102 (I ): Run\ ~ored. 1.677 (3 -behind Babe
Ruth and Lou Gehrig): Htts. 2,415 (3 -behind
Ruth and Gehrig). :!b hits. 344 (4): 3b htts. 72 (9).
HR. 536 (~·rond 10 Babe Ruth). RBI. 1.509 (4 -
behind Ruth, Gehrig and Joe D1Magg10): batting
a\aage .. 29~ (9): ~1olen bases. 153 (8).
Had ·sl\ 1ns1de·thc-park home ru ns. most b) a
Yankee pla}er.
Panic1pat~d in the last triple pla} b} a Yankee
team o n Jun~ J. 1968 w11h Doole) Womack and
Bobt>) C'ox.
O ne of 13 Yankees to ever hit for the cycle
(single. double. triple and homer in one game).
•Yankee Stadium has a Monument Park where
former gre;m of 1he game who pla)ed with that team
are honored "1th plaques tn their memo!).
Originall). the monuments and plaques were
part ol the playing field in Yankee Stadium. The
monuments and flag pole were located in center field
(where Mantle and before him DiMaggio ~trolled
with case) on the warning track about 10 feet in front
of the wall.
Sometimes long htts and fl y balls forced fieldert
10 go through or behind the monuments to rctrie~e
the ball. When Yankee Stadium was renovated tn
1974 and 1975. the monuments and plaques were ·
relocated in the nc" Monument Park bet\\een the
Yankee and visiting bullpens.
Here's the wording on the plaque honoring
Mantle: MICKEY MANTLE
A Magnificent Yankee
536 Home Runs
The most popular pla)'er of his era
In recogn1J1on of his true greatness
In the Yankee tradition and for hi s unequalled
courage
This plaque presented 10 M1cke)' M_antle by Joe
DiMaggio in a ceremony at Yankee Stadium on June
8. 1969
Others 1n the Monument Park include: Miller
Jaml'~ Huggins. Jacob Ruppcn. Louis Gehrig.
Charle~ Dillon ·case)· Stengrl, Thunnan Munson.
Roger Eugene Mans. George Herman 'Babe· Ruth.
EdwarJ Grant Barrow. Joe DiMaggio, Joseph Vin-
cent McCarth). Vernon 'Left>· Gomez. Edward
'Wh1tn · Ford. Elston Gene Howard. Ph1hp Francis
Rmuto. .\lfreJ Manuel ·Bill)· Martin. William
Malcolm '8111" Di cke). Lawrence Peter ·yogi· Berra
and .\llte P1t·rce Re) nolds.
•The Balboa Ba) C'lub Sports Hall of Fame of
Nc\\JX,1n Ek:Kh has one of the most 1mpress1'e hsts
of inductc~s of an) ~1m1 lar organ1za11on in the
m un tr). perhaps the world.
Started in 1968 to honor local area spons
figure!>. the program "as disbanded for seHral )Cars
before )Otntng forces "1th Salata's Irrelevant Weck
fcs1hn1es 1n 1977. It has been taking in new
members e'er since and "111 honor Mantle as the
latest 1o n1ght at the BBC.
Herc is an alphabetical ltst of the peo ple al read}
inducted into the Balboa Ba' Club Hall of Fame:
Franl1e .\lben: Dan Aldrich. Jon Arnett: Rich-
ard A11lese): Rud} Dukich: Ma) Su non Bund).
And} Care): Doroth} Cheney: Rod Dedeaux: Don
Ol)sdale; Marshall Duffield: Ro) Emerson: Jim
Eubank; 8111 Ficker.
Dan Gurney: John Hall (I 988): Toni He"1tt:
Elro) Hirsch: Caro l> n House: Perr) J. Jones. Billy
Kilmer ( 1988). Billie Jean King: Jack Kramer: Rod
l...aHr: Samm) Lcr: Vince Lombardi. Greg Louganis:
Bob l )'nch.
Larry Mahan: .\ltce Marble. Billy Martin:
Tomm) Mason: John McKa): Marhn McKee,er:
Jim Murra): Graig Nen les ( 1989). Paff) O"Bnen:
Mar) Rand T oome}. Ca th) R1gb}. John Robtnson:
Peter Rothschild.
Paul Salata: 8111 Sharman. Carroll Shclb). Bill
Shoemaker; 0 . J. Simpson: Clipper Smith: Stan
Smith. Hugh te"an : Dwight Stones. Jeri) Tarka-
nian: Bill f oome\
Peter Ucberroth ( 1989). John Waterfield: Jerry
West: John Wooden. George Yardle): Jack Young·
blood.
Faoer B•eotnron l'le oel Rtnnat Slubb\. VOLLEYBALL 4u\trat a 5·7 1 S 8 6 &nnr Monier Auslr•I••
Ol'I Ju r Seo1-non Br·te n 6·2 6 2 Ctavo••
alirnr ...
In the world of beach voile) ball.
partner changes seem to occur about
e\Cr) 20 minutes. Several of the to p
pla )cr~ "Ill c,"itr h until the) find
the right combination. omet1mes
thl' "·hangl's aren't pleasant.
ISO "t QUllC as tntenSt'.
··The Ol)mp1cs ~as the ultimate."
rcx-kt'tt-Ro)ster s~ud ... In Japan 1t
"as 'er} e.\ci ttn' and inteme and 1n
Ital) the compct1t1on "u the best 1n
the "orld. There was an a,,ful lot of
pressure.
r<.o,.,ot '''"" vvu• Cirrmanv orl Merct<Jtl From B 1 Pai &r11en1ona 4 6 6 1 6 I Nocolt Je11erman Nt•nert•nO\ ot• Reo•a Zruba1'ove C1tc~\to· va' a 6 4 6 1 &mv ~ re11tf' Roc~\IP< H•fll M·cl't oet l\aOtHt Oemon11eo1 Franct . 6 I 6 4 Me•tO•'" McGr at" Mtdta,.,O MJCl'I def Etene Broouk,,ovrt\ Sovorl Un•On 6· 1 6·7. N•tafla Z•t•tva 11 Sov e• Un•on otl Peenut Heroer San r•enc \CO 6) 6 3 Cecil . D•ri•m•n SwtOen or• Jenn.It• Santroc" Plano. Tt•H. 6 4 6 I Sare Ciomer Br,111n Oel Manuela Maln•• 8 1 Sw 11t•'ono 6 2 6 l
n er) tlttng I'\ c got and l'vr been
\Cn ludo.). l"H' got a husband who sup.pun~ nw and I ha,en't had to
slo" do"n m} career because of the
marriage."
Last )Car she teamed with Jackie
Sah a to "'n the world cham-
p1o nsh1p on th e beach tour. but do
to personal ohltgat1ons. she wasn't
abll' to stan th1.• season \\ith Silva. It
forced S1ha to team up with Janice
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& l A nor t a Ci• •a•oon Coronaoo oe• J•n• find a nr" partner. So far the learn PotO•\ •ova C1Mno1•ova••• 6·) 1 5 Htltna h • , r d s ..... ova 10 c "'"0 ,,0 v•• • oel Manon &Olle· asn I pc r1orme up to expectations.
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Ra)'mond mentioned that
altho ugh he enJO)es skating. hfe
"11hout the "ll<!r can be miserable
indeed .. Da}s like the 011 spill
("hen the beaches werT closed for
0' er t"o months) arc a nifhtmart
fo1 me. The) should definitly be
more rnrc ful about stuff like that.'"
··v. hen Jackie told me that 'ihe
\\a~ gmng ~Ith someone else. I
understood and looked at 11 as pro-
fes~1onal ism... Crockett-Ro) stcr
!kltd ... But othe~ do take it bad I).
Some go around accusing you of
dumping them.
"But 1f ~e ha\l'n·1 been "inning.
the best thing to do is change part-
ners. Just because > ou stay togethl'r
doesn't guarantee success. In the
long run. it usuall) ends up better
for both players."
The beach game 1s a lot different
than the rest of the volleyball world.
Instead of fi ve teammates. there's
onl ) one. There's btg mont') &\811·
able. but not ltkt' the money in
Europe and the level of competition
locals) 10 scope o n some chicks and ao back surfing ...
As Lembke speaks. Rarmond and
Banuelos nod in approva as ifthetr
lifestyle is parallel to Lcmbkt''<i.
.. Af\er that. ,.,,e skate the curb 1n
front of the Roben Auaust shop."
Ra)mOnd adds. "And "atch out for
co~:· Banuelos Qui~. since skatina
on Main Str«t 1s not permitted.
Lembke adds. "When "c're done
skat ma ~c 10 out for another surf.
find out all the panics. and 10 to
them."
··tn beach 'olle)ball. 1t"s reall)'
laid back. There's a lot of luck
'"'oh cd and it's slopp1t•r I'm not
us1:d to that kind of pla)."
At this potnt 1n her career .
Crockeu-Ro}~tcr doesn't ha'e any-
thing el~ to pro,e. but doc\ she
ha' e an image 10 uphold as one of
the fint·~t pla} crs of all 1tmc?
·-rm not the t) pc of person who
feels that thl') ha\e something to
pro\C..' to 11n)one,'' Crockett-Royster
said. "I cnJO) pla~ ma and that's wh)
I do 11. I enJO) the mone) as well.
··The uni) image I have to uphold
1s that of a "orld-class athlete. •
mother and a lad) with food moral
standards. That's all have to
prove:·
Banuelos ados. "I want to stD) ·
health} and be ha~p). I 5tt m yself
betn& sclf-suppon1ve off the indus·
try in one wa) or another." Ranuelo~ doe~ Ille work part-time and has
been 1n\ol"ed 1n the urlina 1ndus-
tr) H ;a team man~er for the now
bouaht o ut Team Gear clothinl-"f want to take 11 easy." R~)'mond
concludes.
As the aroup scatters. I can't help
but wonder about their ~1mphst1c
hfcst) k . lt'ulcfinitcl) not for every-
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and skauna. alona with soctahzmg
amona fnends at the beach.
"On a rtJUlar Saturday. if there
isn't a urfina contest l'H probabl)
"akc up earl). check the waves thtn
10 surfina for about an hour,'' Sl)S
Lembke. "Then I'll cat bttlkfa tat
1hc shad. (The uprShack on Main
Street. a popular restaurant amona
Banuelos someumn opts for a
·"tub or concen. "I like to have ~me
var1et) to life. not Just stt the same
faccs e"ef) wt>tkend."
One man's pain 1s another man's
pleasure.
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all.
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England pull ·1ast-mln In
English fans clash with po/le~; Yugoslavia tops Spain ~ ~ ot Canbinieri
.,.,.... 1a1y police s&ooc1 suarct.
equiDl'Cd wit.b a&Homalic wapoftlt
tria.DCfMoM ud vitond riot hdmetL Police tbarpsboolas armed wilb
automatic Cll'bton were ~
on side scrccu.
ly 8A8Y \IVILNIR ,.,...,.......,
ROME -h was a aoal that came
oui of nowhere. scored by a player
who came from nowhere. •
As Eftl)and and Bel&ium ap.
proachcd a penalty kkk shootout,
locked in a KOre!Hs tie. the Enalish
seemed disincli~ t<? move uplield.
They were wasuna ume.
Then midfielder Paul Gucoiane
broke free down the middle and was
fouled. His noatint free kick was
"olleyed sensationally by David
Platt, a substitute who hadn't made
any impact on the pme.
He made a sudden impact on the
ball, which rocketed put aoalie
Michel Preud'homme with one
minute left in ovenime. En&)and
had a 1-0 victory and a spot in the
World Cup quanerfinals.
"Obvioully. there is ireat deliJht
for me, this was a tremendous thing
to do." Platt sajd.
Platt has been a pan-timer for
England and it was his first goal for
the national team. He got into action
partly bccau~ captain Bryan Rob-
son 1s back in England with a foot
1njul).
"I told the boys it would take
~mcthing euraordmary," Coach
Bobb)' Robson. no relation to the
tnJurcd captain. said. ··1 said they
~ould have to do something for
Bryan, and this boy ... his replace-
ment. scored the goal."
Belgium. founh in the last World
( up. had the better chances for
much of the game.
"We should have won," Belgian
Coach Guy Thys said. "We arc not
uf\bappy btca&&K we dominaled tht maach.··
The viciory meut ~nd plays
Cameroon 11 Naples on Sunday. h
also mean5 more worrin for Italian
ICCUrity.
Earlier Tuesday. before
Yuplavia beat Spein 2-1 in over-
time to advance, the latest clalhes
between fans and police took place
at Rimini.
In what a British spokeswoman
called "the wor1t incident involvina
EnaJish fans .. at the World CUp, 246
supponen of Ena&and·s socca' team
were taken into custody. They wett &>laced on a cbanered a1rtincr by the
Italian aoverment and nown back to
EnaJand Tuesday nisht.
8ut upon arrivina at London's
Gatwick Airport, the EnaJish fans
accused Italian authorities and fans
of bcina the agressor1.
.. Three-quancr1 of (the 246 Ena-
lish fans on) the plane were innocent
and had nothin1 to do with any
fiahting," Bub Foreman. 27. said
upon arriv1n1 in England.
"I was j ust sittina in a bar when
the trouble stancd and poli~ piled
in. They arrested anyone who spoke
En&Jish whether they had anything
to do with the trouble or not. The
police pushed us around and were
very aagrcssive for no reason:·
The English fans said the harsh
treatment by Italian police did not
stop once the plane was airborne.
.. Even on the plane they treated us
like animals." Michael Vincent said.
"We got one &lass of water and were
told to keep looking ahead and not
to tum round to talk to anybody.
Otherwi~ you would get a smack
ICfOU the bead."
This wa just the latest 1ncidenoe
of confrontation. Previous!~. Ena·
llsh fans wen\ at it with pohce and
with l('l('tlS nn th«-i~lanJ Of Sardinia.
West German and Yuaostav fans
bluled in Milan.
The World Cup is suppoled to be
about toCCer. Too often. it is about
thinp like rock· and bottle·throw-
ina. tear .. s and truncheons.
At Rim1ni, a reson on the Adriatic
whett alalish fans had plhcred
before uavelina to Bo~ for the
pme, the fans were drinkjq in a bar
and "staned throwina bottles at the
Italians and car windows were
smashed," British Embassy
spokeswoman Kay Coombs said.
The ftahti!lJ spread throu&hout
downtown R1mini and onto the
waterfront and beaches. Shop win-
dows were smashed and cars damq-
ed before police restored order after
callin1 in reinforcements from sur-
roundina towns.
E~nd's fans were being tested
at this tournament. Their behavior
would help determine if the coun-
try•s soccer clubs could rcturp to
European competitions after being
barred since 1985. when 39 fans.
most ltaJians. died in a riot at the
European Cup of Champions final at
Brussels.
''This will not help the En&lish
teams to make a fast return to
European cup competitions,.. Len-
nart Johansson. president of UEFA.
the European soccer federation, said.
"I don·t think we should hurry up
with the issue on the English teams'
European comeback.''
Outside Dall' Ara Stadium at
No incidents~~ dW'ina
the pmc.
At Rome, a lr'OUP of Italian
youths ceactntina the nation's 2-0
win over Urvpay on Monday niaht
scuflltd wilh police and daftUll£d
can. five people were taken into
custody for resiatina annc and c.m.-
ina_ damaac.
Ob, ya, lbere .as soccer. too.
YU&Ollavia's Drllao Stojk.ovic
score.a twice. once on a free kick in
exua time that was the difference.
The Yuaostavs, who next play dt-
fendina champion Aracntioa on Sat-
urday at flottnce, made tM final
eiaht in the tournament (or the first
time in 28 ycan.
A West German appeal of the
suspension of striker Rudj Voeller
for Sunday's pme apinst Czecho.
Slovakia WIS rejected by AFA. the
internatfonal soccer fcderatjon, on
Tuesday. Voeller and captain Lothar
Matthuus. who received a yellow
card for stalling. will be granted a
liearina by the federation's dis-
ciplinary committee today.
Voeller was tackled late by Dutch
defender Frank Rijkaard, who was
given a yellow card. Rijkaard and
the German aot into a heated argu-
ment and Voeller also aot a yellow.
A minute later, Voeller almost
collided with Dutch soaJic Hans van
Breukclen and Rijkaard and Voeller
stood eye to eye shouting at one
another. Referee Jean Loustau took
out two red cards to send both
players off.
YU901lavla'1 hdco VQovk fleftj n.ttu for the NII wfttt
Spain's Raf-I Vaaquea Martin during World Cup r11atch.
A red card carries an automatic
one-game suspension.
..h 1s not a technical error b) the
referee against the rules of the
game." FIFA sp0kesman Andreas
Herren ~1d 1n defense of the 4-lllen-
tinc ollic1al. "He Judged the beh1n -
1or unspon manhl.e. ungentkmanl).
that 1s .... h} he sho~ed Voeller the
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Boat show
The Southern C'ahforn1a Marine 4.ssociauon
v.111 once again \ponsor the Lona Beach Boat
ho"' a1 the Lung Beach Conven11o n Cen1~
Oct 19-:?8.
More than 4SO pleasure boats. sail and
pov.er. v.111 be ben hed inside the ronvenuon
center. At least 100 brand name boat hncs will
be represented ~1th an add111onal 400 booth
displa)i of l'qu1pment and services.
T he sho"' 1\ open 10 the pubhc from 3-1 0
p m o n v.l'l.'..,da)s. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. o n Satur·
da)s and 11 a m.-7 p.m. on Sunda)S .\d·
m1u1on 1\ SS for adults and frtt 10 children
under age 12.
For more informa11on. phone 633-7S8 I.
EJ
Dream Run
The third annual Mid-Summer N1ght°s I 2k
Dream Run at Co to de Caza v.111 be held on
Jul) :?8.
Proettds from the e'ent. whic h featu~ a
11k. Sit and a 5k co untl)·Side stnde. will again
benefit the Orange Count) Chapter of the non-
pro fit Male-A-Wish Founda11on
The S2 I entn ftt includes the run. T-shin
and p1cn1c v.h1ch follo W1 the e'enl The course
~lam at the Hunl Lodge and runs throught the
4.000 acre pn\Blc commun1t).
For mon-information. phone 548-4897
Rollerblade hockey
The Harbor Area 8o)s and Cmls Club v.111
host a free slate tnal and hockc) clinic on Jul~
6 from 6:30-8:.30 p.m. at the club
The rolkrblade 'an will pro' 1de rollerbladt'
skates to ti) out and the 1nstruct1onal cl1n1c
will offer pro per 1echn1que and safe ty tips.
There also will be a clinic dcmonstra11n1
rollerblade hocke) techniques. Pan1c1pan1s are
asked 10 bnna their sucks.. pads and sk.atcs
A v.;u .. er must be signed b) paren1s in or<kr
10 pan1c1pa1e and can be picked up at the club
For more information. phonr 641-8372
Bodysurf tourney
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world v.111 a11cmp1 10 drthronc I Q8'/ <ham pion
&1b Burn\1d(' 1)1 P;ilm Dt-'lc.·rt
T ht· 1. ->mpt>1111on 1\ o~n to both \urfers agr
12 Jnd ulder and 1hrrt' 1\ a S I~ rntr. t"c:t-T herc
J fl' 11 Jgl br.11.li.t't\ fur ml'n v.umrn and
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Newport Shores, 3BR, 2BR 1BA Apt. frplc, O/W,
2BA, lerge family room, view, 2 perking spaces
yearly. plus your own 403 FERNLEAF
aandy beach. S 17:K> per S 1200 + utll + sec dep
mo 642-4917 Leslie, 660-8888
IUYIEW BACHELOR APT 705'•
Beeutlful new Bedford Jasmine. Uvlng room
4BR 2'nBA, 180° view w/hlde·a-bed. kitchen
mtn. city lights. Gated laundry room with W/O,
comm. pool & tennis. gar. den & BA. lrg encl patio
dener. S2900. 644-205 7 $880/mo Lit 723-15 13
HHIDf91<
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
Ruth 'ulnerabk. 4'11111h d°t".il•
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Art transfer
6 Highest
p.et
10 Branches
14 Deteriorate
15 Hammertteao
16 MO<Jrlled
organism
17 Fatmc
18 Exc.111ng
expef1ence
20 Otsciple
21 O.streumg
23 Of a ce<eal
24 Impassive
26 Swarthiest
28 Some leagues
30 Salaf')' boost
31 "Wailing lor
Lefty
author
32 Observed
36 -Pan Aney
37 Elde1 and
Yoonger
statesmen
38 e .. ,,
39 Summef
42 Small groove
44 A carnivore
45 Beach
46 Other 11111n
49 FIOCk
50 Run away
51 Jog Or lrOI
52 Plumbing
accessory
55 Baking sO<Ja
58 March 1<1nq
60 Pill~
SChOOI
61 Etectrotoed
particles
62 Sock fiber
63 Nurse
~ Prom1s1n9
65 CC>mM c.los--
DOWN
I F'ood ~tC>fe
2 51tkw0<ms
J Land body
4 Actt0n surr
5 Creditors
6 Separated
7 AellnQursh
8 M1n1s1er s
1111e abbr
9 Und•vtded
10 Nabbt"d aaa1r
11 Sha1p
I:? EQu1nes
13 Ooo tag
t9 Norwegian
22 US lax org
25 Negative word
26 Runyon
:?7 Ambitions
28 Wool lanc1e1
29 One's own
pref
30 Dynamo parl
32 Cartons
33 Sp1oet
3<1 IRA s
homeland
Pft(VIOOS PUZZ\.l SOLVED
'15 rnopera11v1"
17 Hockey goal
40 Wagf>
41 Duck
42 CowbOy nal
43 Num~r preli•
45 Snow ghder
46 Be4eaguer
<17 Make
exh1lara1eo
48 Lawma~er
.C9 Cnt>eky
51 Weapons
SJ Hebrew lytf!
S4 ~•IC:~n gt>lr
56 Ot>meano<
57 Add111ona11v
59 Oanlsh mon<11..,
10 11 12 13
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By SYDNEY OMARR 1y PATRIC \llAUCER
Wedne~da}. June 27 Wednesday, J .. e t7
ARIE (\fard121-.\pnl I ll) f1nall} re<,ult~come from prev ious ARIES (March 21-.\pnl 20): It Ill no use complainmg that the
ll tl111t' ltl\\1h111g lkt.111' wnu·n1rat1nn. You locate m1'i'iing person. tempo Ill too fast and that )OU need time 10 coll ect your thoughts.
"''' 1, 111~.11111at11111. prl·para1111n. r(·~eardl. Rcla t1on,h1p intensifies. The deC'd has been done and thert'fore. whether facing dramatic
\II 111 n111li111g de\elopments at home or at Y.Ork. you must no" follo" the path
TAl1Rl'S t \pr ii 20-~l a' ~111 v. ha1 held )OU had, Y.111 no longer you haH' chosen for yoursclr. ~· l'll.Tltrll'lll 'ou'rt· free 11~ t'\pres ... to impnnt style. to make TAUl_lUS (A pnl 21-May 21 ): ~hatever pr.use or approval ~~O
tnntal \\ rdatrng to lt11url· pm,pect!>. Love relat10n<1hip undergoes now rcccr'e .must be we ll. descr ed. and hopeful!) ~thers ~ ll'\llllg J11,·rro<l I ihr.1 rnuihl·d continue to give you all the cooperation and support you ~uarc
"hen )OU C;\pla1n "h). "hen and ho" )OU are about to nng the
GEMINI I \1." ~I-J une 2lll \trC~!I in dependence. wrl lrngness to changes both at home and at work .
IJtl' 1.1ll' ·" thn l''"' ) nu'll k<1rn more about rost!.. trnn sportation. GEMINJ (May 22-June :!,I): A chanct.• remark or encounter
p1 orwr1 1 1ha1 rnukl rnduJl· au1omotlllc. You''e been shcl1ering should gi ve you the lcwr of nmmun111on )OU require to forte
'4111w11n1 r 1111r 10 let ~o. practice or financial matter!> out rnto the open. Just ensure that
LIBRA I \l·pt ~'·<let 22) I ndl\ rdual Y..ho appears to be strangC'r
"'l'lll' tu I.nu" \OU could \t:lrtk b) recounting fact-1 and figures.
'1111 II k.1 111 thlll' 1' more on hl':l\l'n and earth lhun mtg.ht fit your
J)hilo,oph\ (. hl•t. I.. ~hall'~pC':Jrl'.
CORPJO 1<kt B-Nm ~I ): You'll obtain material that
hcauttfie, \urroundrng'>. hdp<, m ercomt: obstacle. Significant
doml'<it ll adJU't nwn1 ta kl'!. pbl'C'. rn' oh c~ Taurus. Libra. another ~ orpru Rumnnuc 1ntcr1:st" pla) key roles.
SAGl'M'ARIUS(No'. 22-lkc 21): Play cards close to chest. You
Jrc 011 brrnl of ha' inf th rng!I )Our wa). Otpcnds upon )Our ab1ht)
tu l ccp a !tl'lrCt l ltrlt1c JlO"-'C'~ or persuasion Mone) windfall
dl\tllll I p<w.rbrlrt) Tru'>t hun<'h
CAPRICORN <IA-c. 22-Jan . Ill): What seemed out of rtoch
tl\.'l umn a' urlable ~enarro highlights publtshing. travel. h1ah<'r
karn11l(L 'ou'll bc 3<,kcd to tl'ltlh. to ~harc knowledge. Newspc™>n
nltghl n•qut.'\t rntt•n IC\\ ~ OJO\ II
AQUARJlJS fJ an . .20-FC'h IR)· You t'<1uld be ~a)rna. "This rcall>
h.l\ lxTO Ill\ rule all :ilong1·· You mce1 tC\I. ohstaclc are ovcrtomt'.
\llll hrnl(Ll. J"t.inn· and lanauaa~ bnrner<1 I n1crcst tn arcane
l11n.11url' lwlp., propel )OU to front
others do realize tha1 )Our patience rs final!) ex hausted and that )OU
"tll not be satr!>fied un11I ever) thing is signed and ~a led.
CANCER (June 22-July 23): Even minor clashes or differences
wr th partn('r' or ('Qlleague!> could well tum into fierce and hurtful
argum<:nti. no ..... 110 .... ever. there r!i far too much at stake personally.
cmotronall~ and financiall~ for )OU to lose control or 10 be thrown
for a loop
LEO (Jul) 24-o\ug. 23). The fin al round 1n a long drawn--0u1
ha11lc i!l ubdut 10 take plan'. Thcrefon'. cnsurc that you have all lhc
rclc,ant facb or rnforma11on at )Our fi ngertips and that rivals or
dl'tracto rs l'Jnnot "rn the da ' tx•t·ausc of an oversrg.ht or a legal
loophok .
VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. :?Ji The Sun now occupies th e pos111on
111 your solar chart which '" sard to represent relationships or a"so~:1nt1ons whi ch arc not c'ltnbhshed partnerships. lJnfonunatel).
ho"-e\er. ~ou appear to ha'e disregarded c1:rta1n wam1na signals and
mullt no" Question othcri.· <11ncent)' and 1ntegnt).
LIBRA (St'pt. 24-0ct. 23): Planetary act1v1ty can only cxer1
Jisruptrvc or des1ru('ti ve rnflucnccs ir you rontrnue 10 dwell on
0thcrlt' mistakes. indiscretion'> or broken promises. There must be
:i common bond "Orth prcscn·ing and a futu re frtt from uncertainty.
recriminati ons and strtfe.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22): Don't allow any adverse cnt1c1sm
to unnerve yo u or make you alter long·tcrm f>lnns and arrangements.
You ha vt' reached a maJor turnrna-point or point of no return and
onl)' JOU can decide where and how you wr h to live in the future .
SAOlnAJUUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21): In n rather strange and
somewhat perverse way you art probahly t'njoyina this period or
phast when each day t"ts your strength and 1ngc."nu1ty. It certainly
enables )OU to confound and upset the bcst·la1d plan<1 or those who
h:ne taken )Our loyah) and aenerosit) for grant~.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 20): A whole nc" world has now
opened up to )OU but only because you have bttn throuah the mill.
anal) 7Cd . streamhncd and ultimately thrown out cvcryt hina you
knew to be a hindrance. a fanta$y and unwonh) or )Our unique
characte r and abilrtics.
AQ UARIUS (Jan. 21 ·Feb. 19): The time has come to decide
where )OU want to reside and "hat chanac 1n )Our current 1trestylc
or domestic sct·UP have to be made. Profe sionnll) the sky is the
PISCES <I ~·h 19·Man:h 20J: You·11 sn). "It is deja vu -I've limit. First. however. you must c'itabli'h a 'leeun: and harmonious
been thrnu~h thr') bdorc1" cccnt on new kinds of Cllpenments. Jobs. base from "htch 10 operate. 1n'c~1mcn1 opportun1t1n. LO\c pla>, maJor role and thlS time you PISCES (Feb. 20.Marth 20): Don't look for an ~ape route. If
Y.on't be hurt 8t-1rat<.•ful. )'Ou arc now C1'pencncina ho,trht) from close assoc1atCJ. stand )OUr
around and make them realize that your ideas or schemes are rar
rF. JUNE t7 IS V~lJR BIRTHDAY: During Auaust you'll. be too precious to be abandoned just b«ause of 1hctr lack of tourqc.
uwa\ lrum home. fum1h rclat1onsh1ps will command attcntJon, fa ith or Oarr.
ocqu"111on or an obJCCt or lu~ur) item will be scriou I) considttcd. IP YOUft llATllDAY IS TODAY: llow olbcn all tht' frttdom
You :in: rom.u111r. hcad~tron1. 1mpulmc AnM. lrbtl persons play the) now appear ao Sttk and learn to ttt ,o. Tht'n and onlr lhtn will
1mpor1Jnt rok., 111 )Our 1trc fn September )Ou'll be asked to ptffec:& )OU be abk 10 concentralc oo new opcninp and oppo.nunitin •hk h
technique,. to \lrcomltnc pl'O<'cd urcs, to make ded~lon invoh1na rcall) could 1hc )OU the comrort and SiCCurit) u well H ~hion ..!:::::::!!:::::~=!::::::!!!!!!::~=:!::::::!:::::::!!!!!!!!:=±=~=-:::!::~=~.J!la11uni.lup 1ha1 h:id been mo ti) back ta~. )OU ~k and dncrvt.
FOtll> ADS
ARE FREE
Cal:
142-1111
Schoob &
lnsttucUon 301 2
---,-.. -. t t
DorMstJcs 3018
OllLICAIE
Need• pert<>n tvfl or pit to
walch 9 year old for sum -"* 642-5931
...unn1aw&1L
•S 111 n1 WIEI * ll~ln. Eicperlenc:ed
References love Children
8 18· 710-8020
Emp!oymtnt 5530
*IUIAIER
For soon-10-be c:onve-
monce store in Riverside
area. Pleaie apply 1n per-
aon at 5715 Riverside Dr
Chino EOE
Sl HR/COii.
ITlllm WILOllllt
llATIUOllY ....
•&am-Noon
*Monday thru Fri
•Noeicpnec
Costa Mesa 548-6593
* ACOOllTAIT
PllPEITY lllT
Newport Beech com-
mercial developer seeks
bOOkkeeper for sl'iopplng
center management
dept Comput er &K·
perienc. 1 must Please
call Laura, 759-953 1
AIDE·LIVE IN F non tmkr
AssJtl tlt<:her in whlchr
R oom• $500/m o
&45-2357
Air lines S6· 15/~r
Wiii treln Hlrlfl9 •II pOI•
lttont . Ce11 (3131
948·0800 eitl. A 108•
&llDIUI
Apply In person. 1385
Login Ave. Cott• Meu
ATTENTION Book LO•t
Earn '32.000/yr Pol~tlal
jUll fMdll\Q b006cll I 10
°'1 OUf r~ $35 ... If
yo1.1 call no w
71'·239 .. eG3 EAi. 203
•PART TIME•
Ana..., pf\onea. llgtll Of.
flee work 9·4 Sat, & 10·3
Svn 541·92$6
........... ti ... '" HI· Tech Man1.1t1ctvrer
...-. lndtv wlttl Mlf\ 2
~ E.ap b~t t>en· eflu, 9rowo1, end
dynem~. healthy WOf'lllng
lnYtfe>nmenl ()yet ' 55 Fwy.
C.it l<ethleen 250-3 100
SllAMER
JOBS
• Part time WOttt, 3 houra
Mc;h ... day~ •
.... ng ~tlon• fOf the Deity Pilot
• e.n MO to S 100 per
w..itANDMOREI
• Win prtz .. end bono'" • Muat be 12 to 1e v-ar•old • Trantp04'1etlon 11
p(Ovlc*t
Diiiy Piiat
APPLY JOOAYI
~EJ
$2.44 per day
That's ALL you pay for
4 lines. 30 day minimum
In tht
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For more lnlOfmatlon
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~eMntatlve
142-4321
bt.110
a-Repalr-Alterlllont L
ablnets-Panel·Locks-Hanging-Taplng-Cu1tom
ta1rs-Dtywtl-Petl01-etc ttxtur ... Ael./Comm
5 yrs exp Jerry 842-0~7 Lie .-00030. 772-2384
RESIDENTIAL·COMM'L
emodel-Room addition•
DoOfa. Windows PatlO
Co-vet• Deck• 842-895 1
F If•< tr IL .1 TIE lllEEI ICllE
Lawn-Tree-Shrub-Install
Sprinkler ln1taltat1on
Tree Trlmtng & Removal
Lawn Malnt & Cttanupa
Rototllln9, 432-8804
$195 Tote! F ..
PARALEGAL SERVICES
(714) &4a..o334 -----.,,,l'-, l' ·.,
. " .. . ........ . . ...
RI CYCLE
lwoughtM .., ... ,
--. -~_,.... ~ -. --
UPTO
'800
PER MONTH
* MO COWCTIOIS *
Early morning motor routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
CALL 642-4333
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CCSTA W1SA,
NEWPORT BEACH. FOUMT AIN VALLIY,
IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH
•llnllL SALES
Ne wp ort Imports
Boutique PIT. Saturday
& Sunday. 10-5 pm
722-4060
llYlll PATllL llAI
SllllRJOBS
NOW!
6022
FF!EE to good home
AdOfable 4 yr old Golden
Retriev.. N.utered M
650--6552
Jewelry /Fun/ Art
6025 Must Mii M9mben"ip fOf _,..._ .... ___ ...,'!'
Newport S.ach Yacht 1 Brtlli.tit Otamond, 1 27
Club Otac OU nted I ct HSI 2. S3.600 1 ~by
714-673-4978 & Diamond r1ng with
Private community tn A4Moc8Ung telling full equ._
Laguna Beach 494 -8571 YOU CAN EARN S50 • ty Mesa Verde Country
S 100 ANO MOF!E EACH Club Memt>erWtlp Xlnt
matct»ng eamngs S 1550
759-7659 °' 631-9087
sales
S UIYE AYI SAUi I
Are you experienced in
OIF!ECT SALES?
YELLOW PAGE SALES?
AOVEATIStNG SALES?
We otter a career
opportunity with
•Comm paid weelcly
•Avg $800-$1000~
• To 40"1. Comm • Bonus
•MUCH NEEDEOSerVlCe
•UNIQUE new-·EZ ·-adverusmg program
•NO SATURATED Prod
•NO COMPETITION
•NO EMPTY Promises
Call 1714)897-9526
I tOam~pm only)
SALH/IWllWlll
F 'T counter sale$ Old
ttme hardware StOf• N
Sundays or eves Apply
Wngttt Hardware 126
Rocheste1. Costa Mesa
SECn PIT IEI OFF
Computer skills required
tor Newport Beach
architect 9·2. Monday •
WEEK -WORKING PART prtctng 805-928-5 75 7
TIME• u t 242 or 714·838·3067
We ttave a NEW PRO-
GRAM for SlUOENTS
12-16 YEARS OF AGE
hetpmg us get new cu ...
tome<s tor our newa-
paperl
I M~ ...... ,.
..,....11nan
"""1IY .arge Selectton of
dtamonds, vintage.
watcl!M incl F!ole>1 and
Patete We buy. sell. trade
and repair. William
Harold Jewelers. 3116
N-port Blvd at 32nd
AndQuts 6010 lll-Ull HERE'S THE DEAL ---1 This is not a " ... .._ Slit 111111• PRIVATE SALE OF PAINT-...._. INGS by oeceased IOcal route NO deltvertng tn· AOL-A· TOP n..,. cent with artist $20-$ 10.000 By valved gold award and mini ven-S46-1196 2 We provide transpor-dor. 1714) 644-4576 ~t
tatton and tra1n1ng * BUYING ITEMS * 3 You would be working * 1890s 10 1950s •
with kids your own age on •Jewelry to Household*
an adult-supervised sales PleaM Lv M.,, 673-6223 team -.
4 Earn GOOD MONEY WlllfTZll Jllf Ill
and have a cttance to •5 RPM with Wurl1tzer
eatn daily & weekly cash stereo sound syatem
bonuses plus pa on out· Ca11111•164•-•576 1ngs and more
CALL US TODAY
FOR MORE
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!!dg ~ 6030
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GOOO ciean rill dlfl, 600
yaros. Laguna Beach
499-5225,497-1591
6045
FrtOay 645-4170 --------•!
USED KITCHEN AP-•flllll lllST•
PUANCES G E 01$h· (CIEllJ PICIEI)
washer· Kenmore Mte:ro-ASTRO 2 TON W'tth 8 ton wave, Maytag Self-Stand-lack Like new S300 OBO
1ng Gas Oven & Stove All 963-3600 Leave messagt •Int 631-6302 I
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Boats, ~ral 701
1958 CHRIS CRA F
CAPRI t91t
2
4
I
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A classic man09any run -about 100• origin& I
completely restored
Recent snow w1nne
S25 JOO OBO 497-2735
r
79 SEARAY 21 It long
newly rblt 350 eng & e•
naust Runs & looks
great S6 500 857-5792
eves 542 5307 days
1 automatic
A,C AM FM 40 000
miles $9 000 OBO
673-4743
CHEVY 54 PICK-UP
REBUILT
WITH CAMPER $2295 I SEE 642--0567
Vans 9040
83 CHEVY-20 VAN
PW p B AC stereo
steeps 2. seats 7. 85K
m11es BARG AIN S6500
644-8722 D 759-1104/E
VW 1965 CP Van
t600 Factory new eng Tw
webs nu tires. nu brk s.
ex.tr.as rns gn S 1 300
080 6191240-37 15
Antlqut s,
ClassJa 904 5
'89 MAXUM 2300 BR Xlnl
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