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Home My WebLink About1990-08-15 - Orange Coast Pilotre you for I ag Inst drug ~'s 1 ~-SlUdena IHKh Coast for llWWm./AI THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1990 GOOD MORNIN G! h 's Wednesday, Aug. IS, 1990, and here's what's hap- pening: ·ues ORANGE COAST WEATHER: Partially cloudy. hazy 1n the afternoon. Today's ~Ip/low: 71-14 Yesterday's hi~/low: 70-64 Tomorrow's high/low: 71-65 SPORTS: Major Ld&IH Baseball: Aqelt t , Yuktet $ Me•• t, Dodier• I Do41en !, Meta I Z4·HOUll HOnlN• TOTHE•DrrOR 642-6086 C°"""ent• • 11p• S••l*..-AZlw~ INSIDE THE NEWSROOM: The ever-secretive Manne Corps has been extra tight· hpped in recent days about troop movements at El Toro and Tustin. Requests for basic information have been met with a polite "no comment" ... Still. if you look hard enough there arc clues. Afterall. it's tough to hide some 12.000 Mannes The Corps 1SSued this ob- lique statement Tut'sday: "local rt's1dcnts ma) ex· penencc an mcrcase 10 the noise level around Man ne Corps Air tattoo El Toro tn· tcrm1nenl) 24 hours a da~ until further noucc .. Wonder what that means'> INDEX Bridge 84 8usln~ss A4 Classifl~d 83-6 Comics 88 Crossword 84 Death notices 87 Entertaln~nt A7 Horoscope 84 Ann Landers AS Opinion A6 Poflce Log A3 Public notlc~s 87-8 SOClf'ty AS Sports 81 -3 1V II stings A 7 Weather A7 TODAY·s THOUGHT "Vlol~nc~ Is fin~ against slmpl~ folk t~n thousand mi~s away and shocking against ln}ustlc~ In our own land." ~nhur Schlesl~r, Jr. Newport woman arrested in killing By IRIS YOKOI 0..,, "°' St-" llf- N EW PORT BEACH -A 49- year-old woman who had been arn-sted twtce this year for drunk· en beha v1or was Jailed on suspt· c1on of murder Tuesday after she allegedly shot her longume. ofT- and-on boyfriend to death 10 her Newpon Crest condom101um. Helen Susan Parser. also known as Susan Parson. Helen Susan Gnzzafli. and Susan Moss. was booked into Newport Beach cit)' jail in lieu of S250,000 bail after the shootmg at 4 Escapade Court. Police declined to identify the dead man. but said he and Parser had apparently been involved 10 an o n-again. off-agam rela· 11onsh1p for the past nmc years. Detectives had not yet de· termincd what 11me the shooung occ urred nor a mou ve for the killing b) Tuesday e"en1ng. But Parser"s attorne) Anthon) Sessa said he believed the shooting was 10 self-defense. "She's 10 shock." Sessa said Tuesda) evening after v1s111ng Parser 10 Jail. "I was able to get 'cry little 1n the wa> of com- mun1cauon. But she had bruises on her bod> and was taken to Hoag Hospital for medical treat· mcnt. "She looked hke the '1ct1m of an auack." Police were called 10 Parser's beige and brown wood home o fT Supenor Avenue at 6:24 a.m .. f PIHH IH SHOOT /Back Pa~) D.-., ..... ,._. i., 0...... _ ... Th• body of man klll•d In a Newport Beach condo 11 removed by members of th• Orang• County Cor- oner•• office late Tuesday afternoon. Victim's roommates beat up, help grab suspected rapist lly GEORGE McCRORY HUNTINGTON BEA( H After hcanng the screams of their female roommate bemg raped 10 her apartment earl) Tuesda>. two men rushed to her aid and beat up the suspected rapist before police arrived. authorities said. William Fifield. 29. of Garden Grove. was arrested on suspicio n of rape and burglary and was held 10 the Huntington Beach Jail 10 hcu of $50,000 ball. said Hunt· mgton Beach Police Lt. JefTC'ope Although no thing was stolen from the apartment. Fifield was arrested on the burglary charge because he alleged!) entered the apartment unlawful!) with the intention of comm11ung a ft'lo n) The 20-year-old woman re- turned to her apartment on Hunt- ington Street wuh her roommates at about 2:30 a.m. after being out all night. Cope said. The men retired 10 the downstairs bedrooms and she went 10 an u psta1 rs h " mg room. An intruder en1ered rhrough an unlocked front door and crept upstairs undetected as the men slept before he attacked the woman. She screamed and fought back as the man raped her. but the male roommates heard the commotion and ran upstairs 10 her aid. Cope said. After the) sa\\ the attacker struggling w11h the woman. the men tried to stop him and started hilling him But the rap1'il fled out the door and broke 1n10 the apartment ne'<l door. 10 the hor· ror of a woman h vmg there "The woman 10 the second apartment certatnl) didn't \\ant to get 10' olved." Cope said Just call Sheridan Mayor Santa Claus ly KMEN AUGE Dll9y "-t St.« llf- IRVINE -Sally Anne Shendan is startana to seem hkc Santa Claus. The _city's new mayor isn't putting on wtt&hl and she hasn't taken to wearina IT<l. fur-nmmcd su1t<1. But she may be dchvenn1 tht' holidays to the city Wben the holiday K&90n rolls around this ~r. v1s1tors to C'1t y Hall may find a larae. d«orated trtt adom1na the \' ' P'&U& 1n front or the butldina. At Sbcndan·s UrlJn .. the council accepted a auun's donation of a I.tee and a kcd city t.aff' to de\'itc a 1CCUlar bollday prosram. The coun· c1I voted )..() to accept the donation. Councilwoman Paula Werner was absent. Shendan said the acuon -which was the h11hhaht of a JS-minute meeltn& that was the shonest 1n this city' rtecnt history -was 1n response to "requests that have come up C\C')'. ~r that I have been on the council. · But at mt one rn1dcnt IS not so mefT) about the counc;11's hohday spmt Robin Kalt said she wa "u· trcmtly d1 ma>cd" by the plan. "You arc endon1na a set of rcl&1>0U1 symbols which •"Ou.Id be uncon t1tu- t1onal. Someone is aon\I to be kft out." ........... .vwl/laedl "•• The second ~oman was not harmed The male roommates of the rape '1c11m ~ere not 1nJured. The '1c11m's roommates were close behind the 1ntrudt'r and the) started punchmg him agaan at the second apartment. but he managed to shp outside By that lime. pohce am' l'd and captured the man running do wn the sidewalk Ht' wa'i later 1den11ficd as Fifield The woman "bo "as allackl'd was takC!'n 10 Humana Hosp11al an Hun110gton Beach.\\ herr she "a~ treated for lnJunes !>UITered 10 lhC!' rape Cope said the suspect was not armed and had not stalked the woman before the attack He "a~ not tnJurcd. the puhC'e lieu tenant added. Routine police traffic stop turns violent on PCH lly I09 VAN EYKEN HUNTINGTON BEACH -A routine traffic stop erupted 1010 a shootout at Hunungton St.ate Beach early Tuesday, leaving a former Montebello ph)'s1c1an wtlh a history of mental illness and heroin add1c· tion dead at the hands of a park ranger. It was the eighth ttmc 1h1s JCar that an Orange County peace officer has killed a suspect. according to county records. Nicholas Joseph Cahra Jr .. 36. was pronounced dead o f gunsho t wounds 10 the face and neck shortlv after the 12:25 a.m. shootout · The incident began when the ranger stopped Cahn on susp1c1on of drunken dnvmg at the park em at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Newland 1ree1. Or· angc Count) Shd'tffs Lt Dick Olson sa1d The ranger reported!~ too k Cahri's dnvcr's license and returned to his ear 10 radio for a background check, Olson sa1d Cahn, who was standtnj ne'<l 10 his car. suddenly reached an. pulled out a handgun and bcpn shooung at the ranger. Olson said. He fired at least two shots. one of which hit the ranger's vehicle. Olson said. Drawmg his own gun. the ranger returned fire. k1lhng the susJ)C('t Cahri's father. Nicholas J Cahn Sr .. said he did not know wh)' has son opened fire on the ranger "Who knows?" Caliri said. 'Tm tryina to piece 11 together my~lf. I didn't even know he had the gun. I don't know where ht' got at " A spokeswoman for the Mtd1cal Board of California 1n Sacramento said the younger Cahn had been a licensed phys1c1an. but his license was revoked on .\ug. 22. 1988. due to mental illness and drug add1ct1on His father said he had had a premonition that somt'th1ng bad was gomg 10 happen 10 the )Oung man because he had bttn dnnk1ng and kttp1ng late hours recent!) "I was prepared for something manor. hke an assault. or a drun~ dn"1ng, but beht'\t' me. I ne\.Cr v.as pre~ for this NeH r.'' Cahn sa1d "Ht' was playing guuar 1n a band and Sta) ing out late I t~ught he was gomg 10 have some prob- lems .. He said the stress ol mtdacal practice had led the ~oung man 10 drug add1 ct1on several )Ca~ ago. But the cider Cahn 1M1sted his onl~ son had begun 10 0' ercome his drug problem. "Ht' was on methadone and he'd be-en off the heroin for four mon1hs," he said. "He "a!i clean as far as drugs go. He rcalh sttmed prett) happy. He wa'I JU'il an o rd1· nar, gu y from an ordmal"'· lam1 h .. He added. ho"e' er. that ht~ wn had been dnnkm& hea' 11\ "I thmk some of the prohlem no" Wrongful death clalm filed ly EMILY ADAMS 0..,, ,.. SUll9 ....., FOUNT AlN VALLEY When two Fountain Valley police officers opened fire on Cameron C. Rogers in New- port Beach last month, one or both of them had obviously "lost 1t," said Bruce Farrar. But Farrar, the lawyer rep- resenting Roacrs' family~ doesn't bchevc invcsti.p.torl wiU 1« u that way. ..ru guarantee )OU the District At- torney will find It a Justifiable shoouna." he said Tuesday. On behalf of Rogcn· widow and 2-month-old son. Farrar filed a claim aptnSt the city of Foun t.a1 n Val~ thJS ONttk., u- tn\ln& ~ officas used cx- CCSSJve force. The cla.tm will cventuall} lead to a wronafuJ death sull apu1St the city. ~ar rar S&Jd. Roaers. a 2 7-year-old beachwear salesman who was strugltna Wlth a cocaine addic- tion. led pohec on a I 00 mph chase into Newport Bcacb after stcal'ina a car in Huntinaton on July 25. On a narrow street near the beach. Roaen • stolen Chevrolet Blazer became jammed be- tween a car and a low wall as he tried to tum around. Two Fountain Valley offiettl, who'd c~ Roeen into Ncwpon.. fired into the car 11 times. Roecn bad continued to move the car after he was ordered to freeze and appeared to be reach1na for somctbtna when officers $hot into the car, Founwn Valley Police Set. Darryl Nan« said. But witnesses to the shoouna told Farrar's 10vC'5tipton that Roacn lay down across the seats ..,.,hen police arrived - popping up his bead a couple llmes to look -and appeared ISff CLAJM/a.dc P•t may have been tht' beer," he said. Olson said Cahn was on proba- uon for a Prt'"1ous drunken dnvint conv1ct1on when he was stopped Tuesda> mornmg. Cahn said his son left the family's Montebello home Monda) mom1na with a female companion He said hC' did not know the woman's name. Ht' said he bcpn to ~t worried ~hen the )Oungcr man had not not ffl'teaw SH DOCTOR/a.de ..... UCI medical center staffers face probe lly 809 VAN IYKEN ~NIMSU..-- IR VINE -l1n1 "e'"'1t\ <1f (ah· fom1a officials arc 1n\C'li1gaun• al· legations of Med1Cal and Mcd1cal"C!' fraud by tafT mcmbcn at the l J( I Medical Center ~hool ofsx)ch1atn . a spokeswoman said Tuesda) Ac:cord1na to a scncs of memoran- da obtained b)' the O.llJ PUet. unnamed ps)ch1atnsls at the med1· cal <:enler billed the federal and talc ao"cmmcnu for upenmt'ntal dn.aas and procedures that art not ap- PfO"cd for rumbuncment. lo one memorandum dated Feb 2, 1990. Dr. Chri Heb. a JUnK>r flculty member, Yrt'Ole U> the dntt- tor of P5)'C.bt.1tn( inpatient \ln1 Or Ooo umrMf1. tclltna of h1 concern ahout the allqcd improper b1lli!'JI-.., am conccncd about the ethtc:s of our depanment us1na Medi- ( al/Medicare fundina for research protocal~:· Heh said in the memo. "I ftcl ttus practJ~ of utilmna st.ate and aovcrnmental fundtna for the purpdsc of research 1 unethical. c pcctally 1n vttw of the fact that tf Med1C'al/Mcd1arc we~ to know of our practice. they would dtoy pay- ment." Heh ackoow~ tbe memo on Tunday but said be had no kno•I· cdat of what ,,... beina done about the alklation.s. n.~ that \bey were "be1na looked into. "lt·s not be1na c:ovcrcd up,.. be 1d ........ UCJ/IMllhllt .. 0 31 ~ •• ti • "' '" bl .. 11 In Tr "' ., Dr 21 I 11 ~ ' • I f • b ' • 0 ~ ! A .. n .. ir p A 7 fJ d s OI p H J1 A a· 1 B O! Y• -. Orar;ige Coast People :J~annine Trout Owner of Peti te Marche, a children's clothing shop on 17th Street m Costa Mesa. A founh generation Cahforn1an. Trout followed in her father's entrepreneurial footsteps. FIRST BUSINESS --------- Graduatmg from Long Beach State with a bachelor of science degree 1n ps}cholo$>. she taught special educa11on for I 0 )'ears. Then. wh en her fathc:r died. she took over his photo procernng bu-;sness DOUBLE TROUBLE -------- When her lease doubled. she got out of photo-processing. bu} ang Pe11te Marchc from 11s ov.ner an 1985 -v.11hout lookmg into other ahernau'e" "I "'as \Cr) luck) ... she sa~s GRANDMA'S FAVORITE ------ Bas1call)'. "11's a grandmother's store." she '>31d Where parents are loathe to spend mone} on clothes their children will outgrow. man) grandma\ chensh the moment v.11h a gift. Man} of tht• clothe\ ha' e appltques that look ltkc the} popped out of stor. book'». FAMILY ------------ Trout's hu.,band 1s a full-time tennis instructor al Promontor. Po1n1 The coupk ha' e a ~-}ear-old son v. ho models man) of the clothes m thr )tOrl' "He reall} likes Florene<.· Eiseman .,hon'> ... <.hl' said -Comp/IN by Joy Aatbony Editor's aote: If you b oM' someone wbo sbould be featurN In "Orange Coast P~ple" call tbe Daily Piiot 's City Desk 111 64t-43tl . or le11ve a message on the Editor's Hotline -64t -6086 . • Mays' support of me8sure criticized lly ftAUL AllOW'\n ..._ .............. A.embly candidate Luanne Pryor joined other critics of Huntinaton Beach Mayor Tom Maya on Tueeday over bjt auppon for a last- minute cbaner amendment the t'OUIM:il placed on tbe Nov. 6· t.Jlot. ~•YI IUJ>PO!U the altemltive to tbe Save Our Parb inataative that previoualy qualified for the ~neral tlcction ballot becaute, he ta.id the Ori&lnal measure would ttrip elected offici&i.a of their ability to conduct city buainm. .. Evecjtimc we had a lease we would have to so to the voten," Mays aaid. ··1 don't think we lhould be nannina city 90vemmen1 out of the bellot boll. That'• why you elect a city council to ~nt you:• Save Our Pub proponents II.id tht coun· cil'1 action which came juJt boun before the deldlinc for aubmittina bl..llot meesu.res, was, a Nte to confLlte vocen. They arauect the council couJd arant Iona- term le11et that for aU intenu and purposes, would be j ust ai final u scllin• the land. The leases they alleeed the council would arant Included mtaurant sites on the beach and Cen- tral Park land for a 1<>lf course. Pryor, tbe Democratic nominee in the 58th Auembly District f'ICe, c:barJed that GOP can- clidatt Mays had ''doublo<nJ111d Huntinaton Beech mident.a when he voted in favor of an a11emate amendment which would open Hunt· iftaton Beach perka and beacbet to commercial and private interetts." The Save Our Parks chaner amendment would require citywide votes on lalet and leases of city-owned park or beech property; the alterna- tive would require voter approval on 1ales1 but Jeavet lease decisions in the council'1 hands. The ahemativc wu proposed by a •P:O~CS· man for youth sports lf'OUPI that fear th~ on110al is so restrictive it would block even minor park improvements like baseball diamond backstops without voter approval. Voters to choose between charter amendments HUNTINGTON BEACH -The charter amendment that gets the most votes wins. That's the opinion city attorney Gail Hutton will deliver to the City Council over the case of the clashing charter amendments. Last week, a council majority voted to place a parks and beaches protection measure on the Nov. 6 ballot as an alternative to the Save Our Parks initiative that already q ualified. Supporters of the new measure araued the Save Our Parks charter amendment was too ~trictive and would prevent even simple parlc or beach improvements without a citywide vote. While the origmal measure pre- vents leasinf as well as the sale of parkland without voter app.rovil. the alternative coven salet only and &i ves the council 1 free hand in determining leases. But when the council voted Fn- day to put the new amendment on the November ballot. members won- dered what would happen if voters approved both measures. Hutton had a law clerk research the issue Tuesday. They discovered the California Constitution ad- dresses that very question, she said. "As a charter law city, our power is derived from the people thro ugh the Constitution," Hutton said. In a section add ressin¥ charter amendments. the Constitution state.; the electorate can vote on conflicting measures. If both wm approval, the C'on- stitution provides that the amend- ment receiving the largest number of votes prevails, Huuon said. "Of course, if anyone disagrees they're free to challenge it tn court. But it looks pretty cul and dried to me," she sajd. More drizzle expected for Orange Coast By GEORGE McCRORY A thick layer of clouds blanketed the Orange Coast Tuesday. produc- mg ltght dnzzle in some areas while scanng away bcachgocrs. Today's forecast from the Na- ttonal Weather Service calls fo r much the same conditions -niR}lt News of the weird Family sues Disneyland Lonnie and Karen Boozer filed a SI million lawsuit against Dis- ne> land for several incidents last October. They claim guards hassled them for shoplifting an item for which they had a receipt (which the guards for several hours refused to look at) and hassled them for havm1t a dncd-fruat bar in a •osack. Whtie the y were being detamed. the> saw several actors dressed as M 1ckey Mouse and other Disney characters apparentl y leave work for a break and remove the heads on their costumes. thus traumatmng their .i-year-old daughter so that she needed psychotherapy and morning low clo uds with a chance of light drizzle. Skies should clear by af\emoon except along the coast through Thursday. Hi&hs will be near 70 dqrees along the beaches to near 80 degrees at inland Oranfe County c1t1es. while lows will be m the 60s. but none of the rain was heavy enough to be measured. said weather service forecaster Scoll Entrekin. Most of Southern California's heavy weather was an the High Dcscn. ty. State Highway 62 was closed 20 miles to 30 miles east ofTwentynme Palms. Entrekin said. Light dnzzle was reported in El Toro and Laguna Beach Tuesday. Heavy ram. thunderstorms and a tornado were reponed 2 miles east of Daggett. while a flash flood warn- ing was in effect late Tuesda) for south-central San Bernardino Coun - Orange County beaches were va- cant, except for die-hard surfers a nd J<>ggers. Little was happening at Cf)Stal Cove State Beach except for an 1n,as1on of 45 squid at low tide Tuesda) morning, said lifeguard John Hernandez. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilai VOL. M , NO. 2%7 Editor's Hotline 642-6086 Y0ut comment• 8bout the Daily Pilot or news tips w~t be reool'ded and given dreclly 10 Edtor Wiiham Lobde• The same 24-hoor anawenng seMoe may be used ID reoord lentrs to the edilOf' on any topte ConlnbullOrs to our l.ettlfs oolufM must enc:lude lheN' Mme and telephone number tor Y8flfica11<>n This 15 your community newspaper. we want your lllllOIYe- menl Dally Piiot delivery guarantee! 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They scot U.S. troops overseas to do battle for the second time in a year. Fr~d They Jumped the price of Martin gas about 14 cents a gallon. They made the economy even more jittery. They even messed up the weather on the Orange Coast. It as August, but 1t grumps hke June. Yo u can't trust anybody anymore. One of thtse days I wall find out who the> reall} arc In the meanume, I will just ha ve to covet the memoncs of the 1d> Ilic and slothful week Just past. You wall have to read about some of them. of course What else do I ha ve to write about for this first column back'! It was a week devoted to sailing.. swimming. soc1almng. sunning and sleeping -1n about that order. Yeah. but somebod~ has to do it. Actually. the beginning of the whole thing was rather Mrcnuou~. It was a sailboat race from Newport Beach to San Diego. The Fred Column was one of 13 people aboard the 53-foor ke tch P1oneiro. If that name nngs a faint bell. that's because it was the boat from whKh Oru1e Coa11 Dally Piiot sponswriter Jon Ferguson filed ha~ !ltorws on the Enscnada Race in April. We did better this time than we did when Jon wrote about our race. Wt; won first in class and were founh overall over 70-some sailboat§ ranging in size from 83 to 26 feel Winning takes a lot of effort Even though this fine vessel ha<. ce ntral air condttt0n1ng. a microwave O\.en and a wet bar (wh1t.'h 1" not used under wa> ). the crew works hard If you're not performing a specific assignment -such a\ steenng, gnnding a winch or tnmmmg a sail -~ou perch on thl· ratl of the boat. At this point, your title change'> from tnmmcr or gnndcr or v.hatever to raalmeat. • You sat on the low side of the boat 1f the wind 1s h~t. on thr high side 1f there·s a good breeze. Rartl) do )Ou get to sat an) place comfonable. Some of the crew have discovered 1ha1 The> annuun<.:e th.11 the) 're going below to check the Loran na\ 1gat1onal de\ u.:e and thn disappear. You don't see them again for hours Most of the other crew members are fa1rl) philosophical about this lf 111s true that God docs not count against )Ou thor,e da)S spe,'nt sailing. we figure He certain!) g1\eS )OU extra credit for sitting on the rail. Thosc of us who were not chcckan~ out the I oran i;ix·nt mo~t of the day on the high side because the wand was hlov.ing n1ctl~ from a good d1recuon. We had five sails up and "ere charging along at nine to 11 knots. That's the mph equivalent of. roughl). 1011 to 121! If )OU'\c not been on a sailboa1 going that fast . 11 seem-; do" n11gh1 poll·> On a bag, sleek ketch with ever) thing fl:, mg. tt"') maJor thrall'>. But all good things must come to an end. rhat"'> "h ~ 11 tool.. u~ an hour and 40 minute to go the last m1k or tv.o It wao; nearing m1dn1ght, the \.\1nd was all but nil. the tide "as goang out and 'ie\l'ral hundred fishing boats were roann' out of San Diego ba) If that kind of action doe'>n t fit ~our concept of fun c1nd relaxation I rnn apprec1a1r that That's "'hat "e dad the rctit ol the wee I.. The lre" of IJ dv.indlcd to three coupk'> \1' 'Alk did not race do" n bcl'ausc she 1<, qu11e run' inccd that the earth realh I'> n.u. at lea~I at night C"entunt's ago. when that theor: was mmt prn Jknl. OJ\ 1g.a11on lhans of 1hr '>C3'> and oceanc. "'ere lalX'led ... ltrrc then: tx· dragon, .. around thl' edges ~he \a\S toda) ·.,chart\ should <illll tx· lalx·ll-d that 'Al), that the dragon' ;irr <.ttll thl.'rr "'You JU'il lan't '<'l" them 1n thr da\tlml' ·· · The da)'i after the ran· \.\Crl' pure dt·c.idt:nl"C In lOmpan\ \.\Ith about 20 other boat\. uur \Jlht duh cru1\1ng llotilla 1n\Jlkd rcnpro<:al club'> an 'ian D1rgo. Coronado <. J)<., \1 1<.'11111 Ba\ .ind 0<.l.'ansadc There were pknt) of g.ameo; 10 kerp uur<.l'h l"' 1n l r.id. rh' "t..11 trim. f or t'\ampk. dmng a Tar1an numtx-r 10111 thl· v..1tl'r 11n a rof)l' hanging from thl' <,pinna kl'r !')<lie ot Bob and Beth ~hlk11·, h~·lcmt Olin A.a Another rugged e' cnt wac; parading our dingh1l'\ in .inti nut 111 the "alalrnnt home\ .ind dorl..s 1n ( oronadu CJ\'>. 1dL'nllh 1ng ho.it' from a h\t of clues 'itev(' and Diane -\sl..t.'" haJ rrqlarl'J '-\n C\Olll d nnk contc\t one t''l'n1ng Jlso l..cpt u\ 1n linl· kttk i\fler the la..agna dinner that lollo"cd. we la1t.•d hat II. \1pped thl· kind of good stuff }OU do after a lt't'J la ke that .ind dl\t.U\\t.·d ph\\1l.1I fitnes\ ~ e reall\ did \omcbod) noted that the oldl''>I h \mg thing'> arl· trn·., 1 rt.'l'' don't "Om .ibt1u1 diet or Lholc•Mrol T ht'\ don't \.\orl..-out Jnd thn cenatnl) dun·1 Jog .\II thc<,e magn1filcn1 1h1ngc; J o as \1t an tht· 'un sleep. dnnl Jnd cat Al last "c had found a rok model tor our "eek ot cru1\1 ng Fr~d Martin 's <'Olumn runs Mondays. W~do~sdays aad FrldaJ s Venetian gondolier began light festival o...,. ,._-~· The nnt l'eltlval of Lights w•• the midsummer nlgt-t's dream of • Venetian gondotter. I On <\ugust 23. 1908. John Scarpa. an authrn- tK Venetian gondolte-r 'Aho sculled has autht'nt1c gondola around the harbor complett' with Italian songs. had a really n1ct' idea He led a parade ot eight canoe'\, all lighted with Japant'sc: lantern" and decorated "1th tlowe~. around the harbor at dusk. and that 'Aas the hegrnn1ng of the Ft"stl\181 of Lights For nine years. 1921 to 1929. Joe &ck directed the parade and called at the Tournament of Lights. Later. the parade became a Chnstmas event of the Commodores Club or the Chamber of Commerce and the spcctaclr of 11lummated )'aChts 1s held Dec. 17 through Dec 23 annually. -C.mlf>JIH •Y ..t... s,N8a CO\SI' ~COAST DAA.Y N.01' Wedneedey, Auguet 15, 1980, Aa Soviets look West for help to fight drug abuse at home pnsed by the session. -• • • . COSTA MESA -College Hospital played host Tuesday to four Soviet teens and a Moscow physician. who arc touring the country to find ways to combat a growing alcohol and drug dependency problem in their country. During a morning press conference at Col· leae Hospital, Dr. Maya Ennolova, who heads a chemical toxicology clinic in Moscow. said her government admitted only four years ago that the country was plagued by drug abuse. have. Tbc most popular druas . arc hash• h or mar~uana. heroin. poppy seeds. meth· amphetamine (and) some lond of drug which u; similar to PCP." The one drua that has not made at into the Soviet Union as cocaine, she said, creditina its abscn~ to strictly controlled borders. "Our alcoholism pro blem an Moscow .. 1s one of the most severe ones." she said. "So far 'AC don't have a clear idea of how. and in what wa). we can solve this severe problem," Ermolova said. "It was stranic for me, .. he satd. "I r>ev'1' saw aroups like this. Their fttlinp found their way out. They are so sincere ana honctt wi1h each other." But Ermolova hked the techniques used in the therapy, and was easer to brina the new tool for battling drug abuse back home. "J think It's very useful for the kids.~ she said. "They need the emotional breakthrouah." "Until recently we djdo't know what kind ot drugs people used," she said ... Now. we have an idea." She said the most troubling pan of drug and alcohol abuse as that the young arc most hkel) to be users. Later UJ the day. Ennolova and the students sat an on a 1group therap)' session for teens wnh chemical dependency problems. She noted the similarity between the two countnes "Now I sec. being in this voup, the problems arc the same I find 11 (group therapy) vcr) nccces\af) and very updated for our coua- try "Our countr) needs spintuaJ help.'' she said ··we look fof"Aard to having a Iona-term rela- tionship w11h this hosp1t.aJ." But "even now, when at 1s announced thar we have such a problem, {too few people) imagine the real scale of such a problem.·· Ermolova, whose lab 1s pan of a 6.600-bcd Moscow hospital, said Soviets abuse man> of the same drugs as Americans. The sess1on provided them with graphic images of what u as lake to be abused and the product of a broken family. an experience shared b) several of the .\mencan youths being treated at the hospital. 1 Ermolova and the students wert' invited b)' Susan G11lcsp1e of Youth to Youth. a non-proAt drug prevention organaauon G11lesp1e, a nurse. has accompanied the group on their stops to Washington "ew York City. Columbus, Pat- tsburgh, Rcxhes1er and Boston. "We have very similar problems to what you Soviet student Igor Ermolov. 15. was sur- Help sought in animal abuse case ly AMANDA \I/RAY Daly,,_ l duc-llfrtler COSTA MESA -A local animal nghts group Tuesda) upped its re- ward to $3,000 for mfonnat1on lead- ing to the arrest and con\ action of those responsible for se,ualh mole-'itang a calf at Costa Mesa High School The rnll. "h1ch \.\as injured too SC\ crch to benefit from '>urger. was sold to ·a Placen11a butcher follo" 1ng the-June 1nc1dent A\a Park. founder of Orange Count~ People for .\nimals. a <:\anla Ana·ba-;cd ant1\ I\ 1sect1on group said an earlier ma1hng fcatunng a S 1.000 re\.\ a rd failed to tum up an\ clues to aid ( osta Mesa police 1n tht• IO \eSllgat1on. which IS now IOlltl\l' "'II this doesn't fl ush them out chances are not hang wall ... she said. "'It 's kind of a last-ditch effon ... Some of 750 members in the group mailed about 5,000 leners with the reward notice to local resi- dents. state leg1sla1ors and asked mall mcn:hanls 10 p<>'it reward no- tice. and as no"' hoping to get of- ficials at Costa Mesa High School to create a pollq that \.\Ould allo" euthanasia for sutTenng animals Bct.au-.c tht• calf wh1c h \.\IS found 1n thl· morning tollo"ang the inci- dent. "as not packed up for slaughter until the e\cn1ng. Park behe,es the animal ,uffercd unnece.,s.anh lihl' S3id the inJUflC\ \.\Crl' '>O S(\CfC lhal the animal's c.tornaLh content\ "ere \ 1s1blc Pain l..1llcr'> "ere not adman- l'>tercd b<.·cdU'l' Lll lhc !')<lll'Otlal thl' call "a" t•> Ix· L"l'd tor lood puroo'>l''> Santa An-a -c·ontractor dies ChtTord K. Varner of In inc o"ncr of C.K. Varner Co .. a Santa .\na contractor. and 47-)ear Orange Count\ resident. du~d Sunda' at St Joseph Hospital He was 81 · arner. 'Aho was born in v.'h11t1er "as a l S . .\rm} veteran and past e"alted ruler of the Elks Club No t 76 7 of !':e"' pon &ach. He 1s sun 1ved by wifl' Evel}n. son Richard daughtt'r' V1rg1naa Wheel- er. BMhJra Hansd. SI\ grand- <.haldrrn and thrn• great-grand· chddrl·n V1s11a11un 1., toda\ trum .i to 8 pm 1n the Paufit \'1e" Ml'monal Par!.. ( hapcl 1n ~l"" pon Beach Fu- neral ..en llC\ \.\Ill he held at 3 pm ~edm·sda' at Pat.1fit. \ 1e'A. -By tll~ Dally Pllot ··There's no quesuon about 11. whoe"er did 1t was \1ck." said Jim Raia. "ho~ daughter owned the calf Although no s1m1lar 1nc1den1' ha'e occured at the farm '>Chool offic1als haH in .. 11ed Park to meet "'1th them in the ne\t two "eei.. s tu d1<teuss such a puhc~ "The ~hool 1i. being \en couper- at1\ e in 'AOrk1ng w11h us to lighten up the '.>l'tunt~ for the rema1n1ng animals " Park s.a1d After \ 1stting the school's .\gn- Bus1ness Department late la't month. Park said she found un- locked gates and an escaped lamh S1m:e th<·n . .iss1stant pnnc1pal la") ( arlson )(lid the ~hool has repaired an opening in one of the farm's fe.aces and put locks on gates leading to the farm'\ rabbit and chicken pens. Tables and equipment near the area's !S-foot fence also ha\c been mo .. cd tO make access more difficult "ff a person wants to get into ttle farm bad enough they probabt) w uld ... Carlson said. ( arlson Tuesda) disputed ·c1a1rns in earlier accounts that no one Wti watching the grounds when the molcstauon occurred. and saJd ;i secunt~ guard ll\1ng in a trader an the grounds kept a n1ghtl} watch of the animals A ne"' guard "'111 be mo\ 1 nJ on to the: propcn) in tame for the bq.10- ning of the school's faJJ semester Sept I 0 To ugh ten sccunt~ funhcr Park said she 1s hoping a local !>Ccunt~ compan) will donate a n alarm ~)stem for the farm. Bet au!>t' the animals are owned b~ student!>. not the school. Carlson said 11 1!1 more difficult to sc1 pohc) dett'rmin1ng their fate. He 1s hoping to reach a compromise witb Puk. hO\.\ever. "We ha'e no problem with 5Ctllng a pohq that we can all hve with." hl' said. Here are tht' w1nn1ng pla~ 1ng card number'> p1ckl'd Tul.'sda) night for th<" ( alilom1a l ottCf"\ \ da1l) "Decco"' gamc :-Hearts. Jack '" •Clubs: 1 · Diamonds. Jack +Spades .\CC" Pla)ers 'Aho rnrrecth guc\'4.'d all tour Ldrd~ 'Alll wan S5.000 Winner ~-..-. ltudt Ko 11 • recent Or-•nt• Coast D•HJ Pllot/k · OCEAN Lucky •""'per Stlclcer winner. She won SSO In th• contest -US for dlsp .. Jlnt tit• bump· er stldler on her c•r •nd an addttlonal US for b•lnt • subscriber to the Dally Piiot. Homeless man injured in fight over space C OST.\ '.\tf~ .\ .\ humdnc, man "ll" ~nou<,h 1n1url·d "'hen hl' "a' C.labbcd \\Ith J nail file during J d1'>pute o'er ~kep1ng \flJlt' t•arl) ~unda' morning The dasrutt· began \.\hc.'n Lu" l:strad.i Lnpr1 and a fr1t'nd \\l'n' looking for some" here to \lccp near Rea C'ommun11\ Center.MI I la mil ton St . at about l I 5 a m Ounng an argument O\ er a 'rt it near tht' rentt'r'\ dump,tt•rs. an un- 1den11fied 3\\ailant dn.·" a nail fill' and \tablX'd l ope1 1n th1· 'itnmat·h Police ~1d Lope1 "'a" not 1n\oht•d an lht' d1sputt. hut '"a' 1r.1ng to brcal up a liaht hoetwl'<'n t\.\11 othl·r men. Lopez underv.ent surger. at ~ e\t- ern MC'dH.·al C rnter an Santa \nu lor a rupturt'd llaaphraam and 3n um balu.:al hl'm1a HC' \\llC. liqcd 1n ttood cond1t1on Tut'~d3\ hu,p11.il pokt'l\.\oman Fllcn Rall "'''d -B, IM Dally Piiot s~ ~'(I "t°rr \htil"n tmm ·' rt\Clnl al tht lk,erh lkr1tJ~l' li1•tt'I ''' \-e·nur of thl· \n' tx'l"l't'n I '".ind '.1 m \undJi\ \\hlft lhl• llHU p.101\ \ft-pt G \ """k "•1rth \\11(1 "'" ,1,.i.·n trnm ,rn unit ... ~C'\t iµrqr 1n 1h1 • ..,i., .. of 'a ut~lo"n Lmr bct..,,C'<'n ' " 11 ,1n,I t1 ~' m \unll1n 0 ~1m1· .. ne 1r•btx·<l 11p rett('• .... 1r11 SNI lrom 1hr Hln'<'n1rnct \h'rr .11 thr \hell \ta11on :•N~ Bnstol \t Jnd •)r,t "11hou1 p:&\lnl for thrm Thr thrlt ,,.,,ul'ft"d 11 f\ <o ll m \unda' fountain \all"' " "'Oman v.ho ''''fll'C'J .al .\~,•uh1an·\ ()d1 lti\ \\ BHic1.,hur,1 \1 II• mttt 11 tnrnd \&Id a tm·nll 111 th.11 tnrnd \tolr ntt1ne' trom her 1Jr 'IH \.ll1I lhC' man gut in tn hrr , ;u tnol S \l\U Imm o1 door 1omp.irtmC'nt an,! ll•'' 1n111 hrr tnC'nd '' u tr irnll 1lm\\' nil ,1 "'11h ,, , ·''""tit· 1.1rx· rn hand a th1rt .,. ,\l .. 1·,j 11ut 111 llH' \\ 1·t· .. rn.I \ llktl \IOl"t'. I ll~t.4 \\ .arll \t "'11h1•ul J'i""I tor ti ..J Ru'll"'' h111.,r 1n1t1 .a 1 .11 '"" .,e,t 1n thC' INIOP 0!11,._ n t \,in l•lllOhl < !fl It· Intl \h1lr ,1 \I~' \lrrt'" L \ < 1.1111C'n ( •fll' e ""11n11n Ji .... "' rt\'\1 hr1 l~I\\ l1n111,1 \IN: h111I hc-t'n \11,lrn lr11111 thr I· J(lo M.11. l 111 \.anta \u11nnr \trtt·I tlunt in~ton tk1u•h block. of l 1hra I mlc • .allell !'<lhll h• rcpon that \C'H'r.tl '"uth' "en '1.1mtin11 outside her home :ind ,1r4fln11 thin((' \ht· sa id tht'\ rtfu'>t·1I h Ir.I' r C1mtra\ an.I t·qu1p11wn1 ""'1h '" v.rrt \t<~lrn lrt>m 1 hr \~ • t f\I." ~ •I \\1ruhpun l>r'c Thl"C<' \C\Ulh' \\C'H rC:-f"'nrJh thn•"' inf roc.k.s II I dt:>j. th.al ... J\ 'hlin«'ll up Ill lht• ~ 1800 bloc. .. t•I '<'"'Ian.I \11rrt V11w1ah ,m .. ,h ... I llUI lhr f\.I\ ~ bedroom "'lOJo"' "' a h11m<' 1n lhl ~' • blod. of lXla.,. tr\ \trrr1 ' " man h\lna m 1h1· 11'1'1•0 "''"~ •• 1 Roosc\tlt l~nc ...,.,,, .i m.1n "'<I' ••ul\11lt- h1s door anJ 1n111~.1, brn~ •I .t,mn ' .\t lhr t-ltrmm.11 \ l\l,1 \p,11lmr111, IS3b1 (1oldt•n"'r't \t hur11l.11' t>11•li.c:- 1hrouih a "'tmlci.,. 1•1 .1 ,1<l11v '•"••IJ pickup and ,111fr a '1rn·1• .ind ""''' \ 0 r 11h1('('n I >1,or' lan.1 adm1,\lon ltt lt '' "'en· '"'IC'n lrnm a kx Ii.rd dr,., al <\mC"11 l .lll I lr11r11n1l\ o\\\l'llllu'n l~IUIO \1.1l \rthur Al\J I 1•u1 tire\ "'<'rt ,,,.,ht"d nn a I u :. l hr' n•lrt <. amaro "'htlt 11 V.H pen rd nn "'n1•llgkn Trash "U thrown at 1 J'll"il 1n thC' Hrntqt Par~ o\qu1t1l C nmpln "'' JlC'nnanrnt Jami.gt wu dont 1t1 thr pool Jl"t'a 0 \ tllT "''\ ,1a,hC',I on 1 gra\ h1rd \lu\tan11 "'h1k 11 "'"' pertt"d 1n thr f-'lllWl hhx ~ of Rd •\1rr thr ,,,,h<'r IC'f\ • l't" ~rt ~n1tr m thr 11rt 1.a,runa Bt-at'h O\lt tr' rnmputrr protolrm\ tht pohle '•'ti. "'a' un.i' a1lahk 11 the I ••uni Bt'&lh Pt1h1 c Drl"'ilrtmrn1 • • ( ' I . . . . . . . .... , ... , I new sales VP t Mazda Motor .,... T. llale wu named · vice iinilideot for uJct at Irvine-baled ...... 111.w el~. Hale will ~ uJct ~nina, truck sales. tleet Min. dttuibutJon, dealer de- velopment and Oeld operations. He wu previously pneral manqer of MJet and ara support for Volvo Can of North America bcfo~ join-U.. Mazda. He also served u assis.- tant parts and service marketing eianapr at Chrysler Corp. and held • vanety of field marketina assign- ments with Ford Motor Co. 0 E. Larry Atkia1 was named presi- dent and chief executive officer of Amerieu Real~ Services Corp., a Newport Beach-based operator and developer of magnetic resonance im- llinf centers. Atluns rcplacn ~· Lewis Meyer. who resigned as presi- dent. CEO and company director. Atkins was executive vice president and chief operating officer for American during the last four years, and a member of the board of directors. From 1979 to 1986. he was president of Amencan Medical International Diagnostic Services Inc. 0 Joa J. Marcbtorlattl has Joined Irvine-based Me11ea1er Investment Co. as director of marketing for Southern Cahfornaa . March1orlatt1 will be responsible for O\ersceing all acquisitions and markeung acta"llY in Southern California. Formerly a project partner wath Scarles Partners De velopment in Newpon Beach. he has 12 years experience in com- mercial real estate and development. Messenger In vestment Co. is a di- versified investment builder special- izing in commercial and ind ustrial projects. 0 Mel Matsui was named general manager of the Quicksilver Salt Water Denim d1 v1s1on of Newport Beach-based Quicksilver lac. Matsui was the founder. president and chief execuu'e officer of Code Bleu lnter- nataonal, acquired 1>) the CherokC"e Group in 1988. 'TODAY'S· DAILY PILOT K-OCEAN LUCKY LICENSE PHOTO WINNER LICENSE# 1 LXJ932 DEADLINE: 12:00 Noon Tomorrow (Saturday and Sunday winners hav• until noon the following Monday to claim their prize/) WINNERS RECEIVE $25 PLUS A $25 BONUS IF A CURRENT SUBSCRIBER. omc~ RULES AND ROW TO CLAIM PRIZBS: 1. Adhere Lucky License Bumper Sticker on rur bumper of vehicle as close to the license plate as possible. B• sure bumper is clean, as the bumper sticker will not stay on a dirty surface. 2. Read the Pilot and listen to K-OCEAN daily, The winning license plate numbers will be published in the Pilot each day. 3. Winner must claim prize by deadline stated in the ad. 4. Bring state automobile reg11tratlon SliP. to the Lucky License Coordinator at the Orange Coast Daily Pilot by deadHne given. No claims are honored on Saturday or Sunday or holidays. 5. Employ;., of th• Orange Coast Daily Pilot, K-Ocean. their distribUtora and their families are not eflgable. N such a number it lnadvettently publ11hed, rt will not be hOnored. 8. No purchu• ia necessary to enter or win. Bumper stickers a available fr•• at th• Orange Coast Daily Pilot and K--Ocean during woricl~houra. Or a read., may Hnd a large (at leu1 r wldf by 3 1 t.t•~~Ndl .~tam~ env•!e>Pe fo Bumper Stfckers, 330 . Bay St.. ta MeU, CA 02626. 7. E '' ~ and/or P.h<J.tot w11. be published In the Or•na• ut D•lly Piiot. Cl1lmlf'g th• J>flH wlll be 1n auto mane of IUch Information fOr poblety porpoa ... tt II \'I ' ·\ ll I·:' DID M'HAT ,\.St: DID NEW YORK (AP) Auou11 1~: Prw. NEW YORK (AP) Augu1I H: Advanced T1i m vecllned nchenged ~i 0111 'lsues New h ohs ' New low1 SI AllEX l~EADERS \\'SE l'PS A DOlt\S NEW YORK (AP) -The fouowino liSI 1hows tht New York Slock Exch1noe slocks end werranls lhel hi ve oone up lhe mosl end down lhe mosl based on e>ercenl of ch1noe for Tuesd1v No 11curllle1 lradfnv below S2 or 1000 shires 1rt Included NII end 1>ercenta11e changH are lhe dlfftf'ence betwnn the previous closlno orlce and lodav's S.30 p .m price. UPS Name ust Ole Pct I ICN P~erm 4" . '• UP • 1~ ~ 2 World orp 4' • ''> UP 1 3 Eaol• ch 3 • ~ UP I 4 UnvMe,. 3~ UP 10 I 10 TransopFn 71... •. UP 10 O 11 Wean Unll 3 '• UP 9 I 11 TJX Cos IS I'• UP 11 13 Norlek 3~ '. UP 0 14 Ho~lns pf Ii '• + 1~ UP 7 9 IS UnvMedPf ~ + ~ UP 78 16 FstFfdBc 1 '• + I • UP 7.6 17 Tyler n " + '. UP 7 ' 18 JP tndusl lil· i I'. UP 7.2 19 CMS Enhanc 1. '• Up 7 l ~Y ~nvMlchbox 1,. '• UP 7 I I~ ~¥!~f ;~ 2!~ f I J ~~ H S G11001:>Lew 4 1 • UP 6.7 6 HorrnHllh 2 1 • UP 6 7 7 ThafCao n 10 ~ Uo 6.7 Name 1 Clneo1xOd 7 ZaPlll Co 3 Lowes 4 LelsvrTc cv pf S Elsctn1 6 HoooerSolid1v 1 Acme Ctev I AmSvBkNY of 9 Cer1erH1w1v 10 Allf&dPrd 11 MACOM 11 Ffnev,!Fds 13 Webb Del 14 Homeplu IS T1tlevlnd 1 M llel(p P11rckPlr Jackpo•Ent K1uf8dHm S.fecrd~vc H1d,on p C. lrOICo Cl 8ondlnGld 4 lnlerl1kt ' S NthFrk8c DOWNS Lest Ch9 3. -1 7 -• 2~ 1 -3 • ~ -'• ~ -'• 1~ -•• 8 i . 11. -• 4 I -~ 6 , 4 1 -~ SI -~ 6'• -, 31. -• r .. = ~ 1 4.: = ~ I -'2 '·• -.. 1 . -'h 6>. -~ r·= ~ Adv~nced Tl Deel ned ynch1n0ed 01a11r,sues New h ohs New lows UNl}J_RS!TY OF Le:... yC-r rv?.__ Founded 11'1 1891 Degrees in Healtl1care Management Information Meetings: Siitu rday. August 18th University of la Verne Orange County Center 17400 F.rookhurst. Union Federal Bldg. Fountain Valley. Room 307 10:00-11 :00 a.m. Pleue clap and n n m io· Newapapet. lJniveraif)I of La Verne Last dejttcco --m-p ..... l_et_ed_: ___ _ School o( Continul11 EdUo1 •ll<>n H .. tt.hcarc M1naacment J9SO'lllird S1 .• l.aVemc, CA 917SO Por mnr• lnfonnat~m conuct: Patrice Walhanu (714)62A-CU8 1(8 )())69S-C8.SI Or. Mr Mu.Ms ~hu ____ _ ' Scroet ______________ -------, Chy _____ ---S1a1e _ Lp ______ _ Prw. ~l ~n 1971 1lS Corpor•te apartment firm blooms In county ly lftlSS LOAll ~ ............. NEWPORT BEACH -Oranae County bu become the top corpor· ate apartment market in the nation for the RAB Re.alty Group, which own1 38~~pertmentt nationwide. The ~ Couftty division of Oakwood Apartments, the corporate apartment division of Los Anaelcs- baled RAB Realty Oroup, leads the nation in revenues for the privately held company. Oakwood owns and operates S,S64 corporate apartments in the county with rqional head- quarters in Newport Beach. "Demand factors have shown a steady increase for these types of apartments throuahout the nataon over the past five years," said Larry Carlin, senior vice president for R&.8 Realty. "But to have th!s lYJ?C of demand in Southern California shows that the local economy is among the strongest in the Western U.S." Oakwood's Orange County ,_t:TAl,S Pftl('ES GllPK I t0 1 IOn Gf'l>Pd I 1.10 11 I ... Gi-IOI 7:11761 G-i.1.0 ,.. .. )'111 g:::,1, ,. ~ :!: GortCll , 17 ' ~I ~v• llO 16 946 Grece I ~ t UJt GIAIP'( IO 1) ;m GIWFn ... 10291 G•tVflO I l? 10 11 .. Grumn 1 1 tlS G"StUI no1 -H-H -Hell>ln 1 JS:mo H1r1na 71 I• no Htr~Y I 10 "' Herr!' .. a llU Hec .. M 05t S1 U.1 ~II .. 11 ll'ts H«C\111 1 ~ IJS I ~~ » ns~,, ...:':J1 H I a"+ • ~ ... 1 .. ..... ,., ,., . ,.,.,.. t ,, ·-' • .__ l ,~ ... ,. ,_ . SJ ,... • IS • + • ,, .-. IS>. . .... . .. ~ltton I U~ Hormel I 2' I• 1 • Hontnv tl r.1 ,l •-• ~~1i.:. 1t2= u !+'' ... _ '10 ,, ,.. ~ ,_ 1 -,_, - 1111 T 1 a a .. 10 ·-• tTl Cp 1 Jn n + .. IOeflOP I 1 12 • • + • t•Powr 10. S ITW n U 13' •S • + • ~·. ~ 1~ M' J~ ~. • INCO I ~ 1 1t 'I °' "'-11d l J7 I ~ i~ , ltllclSn t«I tld?' -" lftftll• I ~ ffi,._ .. 18M •.. IS 16S~ I ,._ t .. lntFle• 1 ,. ,, SU 14 tntPH I .. •10. .. t .. ·~~o l lO t 10 .... • J~OC>l 1-J-f I -m ff .-« JlllVI' 6(1 f 1 it t JoMJn I 1' 71 I ll• 6 .. I • '°""'" l:t. lt 20 1 • • • Jo'''" 1' II di 7S • + ''t I( men 1,r-1'.~~"1''-, ~~i:. 1 oa • "1i J'•= : ~:~lu1" lPi n·!~ : l(etvln • .., l(tttogg 1 '1 It I ·6 1' + 1 '-l(r,;rMc I U {' ~ • ~~ l~ 1\1 • .,3:"!.!.,: l(rooe< 12 IS 1 + " LAC 9 -J-L iS10 11 • t , r'!-.~~. 41 ., { ~· ... • L .. e .. 1 n u ·• • Ll•v1 1 .. 1t1 -I LlnCNll HO 7 " I , Lit¥ 1 S ff'.-1-. Loclll<I 1 IO 7H 1 '..-t Lotw1 I 9 I~ i.-, LnSler l17 f " LILCo I ...., n • + .. uuno I llUn n LaPec IOI 1 ao. "* , LUo\tn1 ~ f-i-~ ~17 '• • '• ~A .. II 116S 0 • °' U I 0 1 II IM If •-t H111lH l4 100t )O'o t t. :1"~ I I l 1~U .t ' + , Marr~ 1t 1• 1JJO tla. + • M¥•M I lf. ~I rf tql>.-'-~~o " t fY~+ • Mavt°>1s 1 SI 1) ff"+'" ~~:,, .oe, ., n' ~ ~ Mc )4 1S •• Mc 0 U1 I' ·-. ~t(;:' ,' iJ I• I JJ-:-• '1ft,t:\ H \'l 't :s NEW YORK (AP) -Money rtlts lor Tue,dav IS rtf>Orfed bY Teleret1 Svsltml tpc~relt lnleres~rele Index: 7.823 Prime Rate: 10. i lscounf R1t1· .00 roker cart loi n rate. 9 00·9 2S td•rf' tynds mark11 rele: ~~~: •:otJ CerlllTcate' Ol.rf>O'll Prlm1rv ~dan. 7. daVI, 1 daY\, 16 Yfff , 7.94 \ASDAQ Sl]Ul"Rl' OTf I PS .\,0 DOM'S divi1ion rePoned a . ~ pen:ent in· creue in volume dunna the first half of 1990 comp1red to the same period a year qo. Pan of lhc arowth If attributed to new property ac- quisidon1 made by the ~nn. . "We've also seen an increase an usqe from some of the rqion·s luant employers. includina Di~ neyland. McDonne.U Douatas, Un~: versity of California and Bechte.1 •. Carlin 11id. ''We also have the mili- tary and other ao~ernm~ntal aaen· cies as major clients m Oranae County." Corporate apartments offer hotel· like services such as front desk per· sonnet, convenience storci. rec- reational facilities. car rental and housekcepina. Rental rates for Oak- wood's county apartments averaae about S4S a day, according to com- pany officials. Oakwood operates apartments in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Santa Ana, Seal Beach, Garden Grove and Anaheim. '\\'St: l.t.:\ Dt:HS DOW 10\~ A \'ERAGES GOLD PRICES ............ ._ ...... 1'•191 Gotdw•t•r c .. , tn1peca .. , .. covered uneroee. 9rundl lloltl JeMt •nd ~ Uecttty. Dr. Monte Buchsbaum •nd "011 Schum•cher. a.11lde p•rty enjoyed bJ N•ncy, Tony Sturd•v•nt. lnsld~ advice/ Divorce Remaining in family home depends on court Dear Rudy Sue: My bu1band and I art 1ettl111 a divorce and are tbt parents of a girl and a boy, ages 10 and 1%. I would like to be able to 1tay lJI tbe bouse tbat we own now after tbe divorce 10 tbat we don't bave to cbuge tbe cblldreo's scbool and 10 tbat tbey can bt near tbt lr frleod1. We bavt already agreed tbat tbt cblldreo will ll~t primarily wltb me. Can tbt court make an erder telllJI& my bu1baad tbat be bas &o allow us to stay lo tbe bouse until tbe cltlldrto flJllsb tbtlr 1cboollog? -L.F .• Irvine. Howe,er, qutte frank l~. th<· JUdgl' 1s more ltkd> to allo" a mo1hcr a nd children to remain an the forml.'r fa mil} r1.·s1dence alkr thl' di\ urt'°l' when the c hildrl'n are older 1n \l':lr\ and close to graduating high school The factor) 1ha1 the coun "-Ill rnn- sader an making a determ1nat1on a'> to '-"ht'ther to force \our husband to allov. \OU and th1.· ·children to r1.·· main 1n th1.· famil~ home are thl' Jge of the ch1ldr1.·n. thl· financial am pact on the panics. the emotional 'itraan on tht• rhaldrcn in relocating chil d suppon What happens. prac11call>. 1s that the order tl'mporart l) dda~s the sak of the fam11\ residence and awards the fam1 1\ residence e\clUSI\ el\ to the custodial parent of the minor r haldrrn. Th1.• purpose of this ·~ tn m 1n1m1 Ll' the ad,crsc 1mpac1 of the d1 ,orc1.• on thr 1At'lfare of thl' chil- dren If )OU. m )Our \1tua11on. fultill most or all of these cntena. then thl' coun \"Ill consider mal ang that t~ pl' of order Please nott· that th1'i as not necl'S)Jrtl\ a trul' "fret't'l11.··· -allo"· ang }OU and th1.• Children 10 rl'\ldt' an the house 'l'r. oftrn v.111 he ron- s1dred as a lorm oflh1IJ <>uppon Jnd )Ou ma} not get an~ add111onal funds Randy Sue Morrison \\ere to maf..l· \uth an orda 01 1.our'>l' nothing prl'dud1.•\ an agr1.·1.·· ment bet"l.l'n \OU and \Our hu\- band to maf..e thl''K' f..inJ 111 arangr· mrnts on 'our O"-n Rane.I\ ">ut' \ft1rrl\on J '/JI<' Flu n·mfit·J tJm1h /J" \pt•na/1\t pr.ll · /llt'S /J" in lflln(' II \()U h.J\t' J OU.W COAST DALY N.OT • Wedneecley, Auguet 15, 1"0 A8 , Carol & Company Center supporters preview hot fare Elect Peay Ooldwat.er Oay presj. dent and el\joy frinsc benefits. She cooks. On Sunday moming Clay made the casseroles served to supporters of the Brain Imaging Center at UCI pthered for brunch in the bayfront Llnda lsJe home of Jean and Doug Liechty. The zesty fare was flavored with Goldwater salsas. Clay's new venture. Not yet o n the: market. the BIC commtttec and guests were the first to sam ple the Southwest-styled sauces. Many placed orders. "It's a family affair. Dad (rcured U.S. Sen. Barry Goldwater) gave pcrm1ss1on to use the Goldwater name," Cla> said. "We haven't stancd selling 1t yet. Come faJI I'll load up the trunk a nd go door-10- door maktng cold calls.·· (Clay con- fided she will no1 use her la tesl acqu1s1t1on. an adorable 1949 Wall)s Overland Jceps1er 10 make her de- hvenes. She and husband Bob did use at for their Sunday outing, how- ever.) W hen not selling salsa. president· elect Clay wall raise funds to pay fo r the center's brain imaging machine "We need help from Jhe com- mun•t>."' ellplained center directo r Dr. Mo'nte Buchsbaum. "Other caui.e~ ha' e suppon groups. but mental health has not had popular suppon -11 was something hidden. a shame No"' at as mo' 1ng out into the open. "Our center as conducung re- search on the brain. on both neu- rological and ps~ch1atnc diseases - Carol Humphreys o n head anJury. Alzhiemer•s, sch1 zo phren1a, depression and su1c1<k,.. Buchsbaum continued . ''We are making progrns. We can S« what pan of the brain is damaa· ed. How druas help. We can d1agn~ better and arc now ·able lo separate Alzhe1meris from stroke." A lonJume supporter and outao- 1n1 president of the center. Liechty often entenains on behalf of DIC. A visit to her home as a treat. Wooden Indians stand sentry at the front door. A mooschcad crowns the man- tle. Liechty roots go back to Lbe tiny country of Laechtenstem. Each of the couple s fam ilies arrived in Cali- fornia b) covered wagon in the mid 1800s. Their home is bursting with pioneer memorabaha. Apparently that pioneer spirit still pre-.aals. ··This as the last fronucr of medi- cme:· ~1d the hostess. "This is new. ll's important to help people who have brains that don't function the v.a> the) should ·· Nightmare described by victim of incest By Ann Land~rs DEAR .\NN LANDERS Thank you for educating m1ll1o ns of people about incest. I am 42 and still recoven ng from m~ naghtman sh childhood. The molester wa!i m> father. and 11 staned a1 age 7 and continued unltl I v. as 12 I "as the '1c11m ot m~ parents· ~ado-masoch1s11c marriage M ~ father "as a ~' addict and an alcohoht \1\ mother v.a., a co- dependent a ~' addtl't and an alcoholic enabler In the e'es of the rnmmun11~ "e v.ere the perfect famah :-.:o one v.ould haH hehe,c.>d v.hat "-Cnt on hehand thoSt· closed door., It 1s absolutel) 1mperat1ve that the awful secret be brought out into the o~n. I wouldn't mind at all 1f yo u printed m) name and hometown. M) father died an 1972 and I dJdn't shed a tear H is tom bstone sho uld sa). "Ch aid Mole-ster." Tha nKs. Ann. Wn11ng 1h1s letter has helped m e to dissipate some of m) anger - PH IL.\DELPH I.\ DEAR PHILADELPHIA: Letten sacb H yown perform a valublt ltrvltt. nan yo. for bavla& U.e coara1e to write. To '4 nlt" to """ Landers. ~nd lerrers to her c o the DaUy Pilot. P 0 Bo\ 1560. Costa. \1f'sa 916~6 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. wt...,_ o..a.. c-.... ..... 101 "A .. Ol ll VO COS~ A MESA -S4a-1 U • The childhood se\ual abu'i<' lausc:d nw 10 ha'e '><''ere ht'alth problems as "ell as trout>k "-Ith school. emplo~ ment and social rela- 11onsh1ps I felt craz~ and couldn•t under<.iand "h~ trange as 11 seems. I nl'\ er ma1.k the connection !-================= The sun" or of sexual a buse oflen has no ml'mOI! of what happened. Th1.· '1olcnce 1s .,o intolerable that the ''1ct1m blank' 11 out The techni- cal "-Ord 1s d1s<>oc1at1on Thi~ 1s v.h > I felt traz~ 1':oth1ng added up The '11.·t1m ot Sl'\Ual abu\e de- pcr'>onaltzrs tht' u0ender. t'Spena ll~ af 1t"s a par1.·n1 or clos..· relatl\C. and k<.'1'> a ~n~ l'I unrl'alll\ Later. '1Ct1ms ma~ ha' e rel·umng nigh t· mares or other <>k<'p d1sorda'i E'en at rnlkge. I "-OUIJ "ale up at ~a m . tan tied thal a tirov. n-ha1red blue- c:,ed man v.as '>Omev.h<'r1.· an m' mom For 'ear<; I "-J\ drathh atra1d nl JO\ hruv. n·ha1r1.•d blut'-<''<'d male. e'en 1n thr safr\t l'n' 1rnn- men1 ·~ ·---........ -----._ -!-"-°"""' ,,.,\. ~ 1C 1&11• ......... ·~aM> ........ ---·--,_ ....... _ ... , ... , "'-""""-Ill-· ..... . ... ·---we:~-,. ~ ~"·Q>er( ·-·----· ~-411 .. «'l:.Y ....... ·-·-o,......-.,. ...... ..,. ,..,,.. .,. ,,, t ·-,~~ ..... .. ~ -----~.JI:'' ... ..._..... ~ .... ..,. ' ......,. ...4111Gt" ..-... .. .... }~ .. , ··-crr-~ Whale a house ma) be a man·, castle. more oflen 11 1s the 1.1.oman Yo ho 1.1.ants to la1ch on 10 the secunl\ of maintaining the samr homl' 1n which she and lht• children and hrr soon to be former husband ha't' been res1d1ng. In some ca~s. the court wa ll bend OH'r baclwards 10 m ake this happen The!><: t} pc.') of ordas arc rl'farl'll to as ""Jt'ferred 'Wile of hom1.· orda'> ·· This t~pe of order must be spenfi· call> requested h~ one of the panan It as not requ1rl'd tiut onl} d1scre- 11onal") (up to the Judge) to dt·· term1ne 1Ahethrr to mal e such an order This drferrcd sale of honH· order 1s considered to tx· add1 t1onal So. before }OU gl'I )OUr hl'Jrl ,, .• on std} mg in th1.• re<11lknn· "' 11h thl' ch1ldn·n. carl"fulh rl'\ ll'" \Our fi na nr1al s1tuataun and \CC v. hethn II rca ll} 1!> fcasahlc. eH·n 1f the niun J 11 orn·-rd.H cJ q Ut'' 1 llln. 1 <>u 1. Jn , -;-;;;:;-;;;;::;::;;:;=:;:=-=-~-r~"""'r.-rer.:;=---==---.::;:::=;::-.::::==::====:=i 1~n /t' l<.rnJ\ 'lit' \forr1 .. on t' o the •·· · • Unhappiness real heavy By L.M . BOYD Dunng the first 13 year" of mar- riage. unhapp) wives gain 42 6 pounds. So report the survc)taker\ The) do not makt' clear whether 11·, the unhappiness that makes them gain weight or the weight gain that m aJces them unhapp) Both. ma> he Happ) wa ves. the) 'ill), p ut on onh 18.4 pound\. What' You don't bu) the claim t hat the Great Lakes are sa>. an number? What about Lake t Claar'' f hosc v. ho II\ e thereabouts 1ns1~t it's the sallt h. Typically. a business managrr or mother. either one. 1s anterruptl'd e'er) nine m1 nut1.·s. according to 1hr sLat1M1c1ans. Eight out of I 0 father"i now attend their ch1ldrrn°!i t>1rth'i. Not c\Cn a<1 man) as thrl'l' out of I 0 da d so 15 yean ago Consider the half-man half-horse centaurs of G reek m\ tholog). Some historians thanl the)· ~<'re dreamed up b) people astound<'d at their fir.t sight of horseback riders And when onlooken saw a man fall off has hol"$C, it's bchcvcd. they thou&ht o ne weird creature suddenl) d1 v1ded itself into two weird creatures. JRCH nlCHOlSOn "TWO THUMBS UP." ._ ..... ,.. .. ~ tl!Mlllil ·~ ...... _ t UM ·---_ ...... --.. ,_, -SISl!l • (l(Rl now PLnrma •• t .... <-.. .... , Dally Pilot, PO HO\ I CiNl. C ll'>ta Me!.3. 9 ~ti2ti UNl~}.RSITY OF L 41(. y'£4' IV~.._- Pounded an 189 1 Degrees in Healtt1care Management Inf•Jrmation Meetings: ---------------Fr Id a y, August 17th tcalser Foundation 441 Lakeview. Anaheim Ask Information Desk for Room 5:00-6:00 p.m. ,. ... clip Md rco:m ro: Newspeper. ---.,.-...-----VwiwniC1 ol La Vern. Lut ctiaar .. compl•ed: ___ _ Sclloo& ot Concin.Wna ~auon MMllbcare M--.rnena 1950Third St.. la''""'· C'A 91150 For mare WOnnttion cont.eel. Pacrice W1lhama (114)6lA~SI 1(1>0)695 «SI Dt. Mr. Mn. Ma. Miu _____________ _ ttr.t ~-----~----------------------~ Cky _________ s ... _ 1Jp ______ _ ) WcrtC--->. .,,. we&eerft Auoclidc. ot"'"SCilOOil--_,_.s_c,,..Oi...-- WHEN IT COMES TO FRESH PASTA, WEGO ~ ToGREAT {I ~' ... ~ ) LENGTHS. ~~ !lj ·-·· ) Lon1l' t,1'te 'crumptoous. ./flt I ! : 1 : I I[\\ eow to tworl pasta mode 1 · tresh t>Ver"\ day nqht here r·" ot The Olive Gorden )F 11i\l \ I~\' ,~. • 16811 Bt«t1 81Yd ~""''"9<1" &.cxh • 11111 E lllrd SI IGICY'OQ trOm '-Cttt'ltot Moll) • 8rt0 Moll 'Way ot •O\t lrOr'l'I ~ Mqy (ompony . I ,. ORANGE COAST ..., ..... An Independent Newspaper l"ub11Jhed by Page Gr0<ip Pub11U11ng Inc 1.a..rt I . , .... swesident & chief e•ecu•·~e oflocer WHiiom S. t.IMle&I, e01101 & v1ce.pre11dent Steve MorW., monog1ng editor Stan Wyman, noghr ed110< Don .. na.y, ed•t0• 101 poge editor ...... lloom, features ed,1or l09or Cotlton, U>O<ts edotor Coto! Humphfoys, \OC•e•y ed •0< fllM>t Stoin, Jr., 1 ho,1mor• Gotold W. Adcox, Jr., general moruqrn Wolter Burroughs, 1901-1989, foumjor•o r•vl1io\he1 Editor/al Incumbents should always ha·ve to face election challenges In the Newpon ~ach C'tt ' Council ra<C'. 11nh 1"0 of the lour incumbents up for rc-elect1on °"•II haH· to rnmpa1gn het"cen no" and November. Because no challengers filed nom1na11on parx·rc, prior to last week's deadline. Councilmen Clarcnre Turner ( l>t\lm 1 41 and Phil Sansone (D1stnct 61 will get a free ndl· 10 another l11ur \l'<tr'i on thl' council. We think tht\ is a sad "'a' to run J <kmot nil ' We're not ques11oning the credible Jllh I urlli:r and 'iJnsont· ha'r done on the council. but we 're surl' thn ha,l·n't pl<-;1,ed eH:~une in their d1:ancts. Somebod) out then~ must thin~ he or 'lht· u1uh.J do J be11a Jtlb So "hY no rnnd1datcs"l Perhaps some arc in11m1dated b~ the rx·rcl'l'cd po"l'r ol ant' council incumbent This 1s an O\cre'>ttmated \lfl'ngth. e\pcualh 1n municipal elec11ons Just ask Ui~ .\gran With le!>S than I 00 dedicated 'oluntn·r'> and a pt:rsonJI computer, an) candidate stands a lham<· at bl·1ng l'lt-rted e\l·n without maJor finanual baclong In ( m ta "vfl·\a for e'a~;Je. ~amh Genis won a !>eat on the council "h1h: \pt:nd1ng about >5.1.HJ(J Apath). unfonunatel}. ma~ he the real \lll1a11 1.1.h,1 >{·an'' 3"3' otherwise su11abk challengers. It take~ ent'rg) anti a '>en-.c ot purpO\l' to corral 100 voluntcl·rs anti to srx·nd vo ur .,.,t·t•kn1ght'> and we1.·kend'i g.athenng signature'> for pe1111on\ lllking en,l'lorx·' Jnd nn~111g doorbells. C1t1zen 10\0hemcnt IS the i..e) to j hcalth\ nrorx·rh tunct1on1np democrac} How can we a'> \l>ll"r'> make thl' hl•\l 'dnt111n lrom 1111r marketplace Of 1deJ'> if V.l cffl' gl\lO onh llfll" thlll\C' If }OU agn•c "llh u-; 1hat tht'> 1' no "a' to run .1 dcm11lfdl' 1lw11 there 1s a '>Oluuon In 1992 v.hen tht' nnl round 111 tit\ u1unul clcct1on'> uime .!round he rea1.h 10 1umn 111111 thl· tr,I\ \ 11u h,l\c two )ear'> to t1.et 1nH1hed and planl )C1U r gJJ\\rnPI\ A.nd v.1.· ht1pl' thc Orange Coast Daily Pilot "111 nnn a~.1111 h,1\1' to report a \to~ 11n a ut) r11unul 111<umhn11 111h11 " 1111111111i: unopposed Today In history Toda) 1s V. ednc'>da~ .\ug '' 1h1 227th da\ of f 1JllO r here." arl' I ll\ dafs left ·in lhe \ear oda) ·s Highlight 1n I lr'>ton On A.ug. 15. 11147. lnti1a hnamt· independent aftt'r \Ollll' 200 H'ar' nf Bn11sh rule Ja"aharlal "ichru he· came India\ lir'>l pnmc min1c,1t·r On th1!> tiatc In 1057. Ma1.hc1h thr l\.inp nl ~otland. "a~ \l,1111 h' thl' .. 1111 nf King DunLan Inda~' l111thd.1" I C111l..111~ l\ JX'rt Jult.1 ( l1tld " ""/\ \, lfl•\\ \.\ l nlh If alkr " ., x l.1gk I 11r u 111 nrt•\IJl·nt Ph\ 11 ... \1 hl.1lh I\ 1)(1 l'l,I\ v.11gh1 K11h1:n Bolt " fib .\.trt'" Rn\t' \1,lfll I'> f1'i \l 1111 \hki; ( on nor' 1' t.~ \lift'" J.1111u· Ku k" '.11 ( "ti rt!f,111' .tl 11' l\t \ 1·1 n11n J111tl,1n I\ 'i' \l 1111 Jim I >.tk '' ~'i \11thor- 111ur nJ ll\t l 1nd.1 I lkrh1T " 411 llrtlJIO' l'llnll'" \nnl· ... .i11 B,l Tbe A '>!Iodated Press Whon Writing to the Orange Coast Daily Pilot Tr .. Oronoe Coos! Oo1fy Pilot "' · ~··· r'e'Oders Iv. ·•·J ••'' , .. ,., t ,. •i: · ,, rorrF?SD'".J'"' ,._.,, • > ~' ' ' • , r -l'"' ., :• d scrl!l•O• J\ • Community Commentory Response Corr rt-, •' f ''' ,., Jf I I 11• •'' 11••1 3 ,,.. rrJs Any i JC .,.. • I\ .,.. 1 t • 1 • '• l a• our Gue\t Commentory • • Editorial ... ortrJ fr..1wr~ fJ • J ., , f)· y •' 1\' r , • · • , \\ '''\ ' • 'I , ,., • 'IJ (' ' PS ,, ,, ••·' J' ..... ,, r•'''"J .. •o •• I •••• ,.,1\. 11 l' ' Pfj 'C' (JJ t I' • I I ,#. J'I Po\ ' o· ~ ' " • Orange Coost Doily P1lo1 l...-tt,4 ''• I•,. t • • ' ' •• ,,, f lp(J f \ t t 1 ' •'\l1Qt dfH ( P f• •••• ;.,• .,., > l 1'••\\ l' ' tp ;., t "t• P1bPr fry /', &.,, ' l J • • • • • Oronge Coast Doily Pilot, iJO ,.. l/f,I A•• •• , •• lf'"·'~' q,_.fj~,, V'Jr •P'' w •• l•·•• 'f • A" '1• 1• ., lri. P.1' JI I 4 1,4 / 4111 b• 352 Doonesbury EJ(h':v r Afl I ({)Mf tN 7 t.AaY. EYt,R.YONE MaKES MISTAKES EVEN (j()()() U6IS ~>WOW'! JVST 1?£5/VN ~/Tl 'Jt[f.l ,J Yr 'l f/,J (I~ 1(-. Tl I )l/JN(j[ i', ,"'111/() t:lAP WH'fN(}TJ mY(.AN'T I f?t'j/(jN OvtRA ~TTt:J< OF PRll-0· PU ANO H()'-K)RI By G~rry Trude;iu q, , Ar/ I l ()(JN'T KNOW rfVV> IT'S !UST 50 vv.A-' so JAPJ4Ntsl I !A4Y .~g \ • Letters Loggers getting a bum rap To the Editor· I am a logger in the Paulk North- v.-cst I am also an l'fl' 1ronmtntall\I I belong to {iretn Ptace and fhe Nature ( on\Cn ant.' I am ven con- cerned about global pollution and the destruction of the rain fort"~! A.lthough, there arc ~'eral m\lh' about logger'>. v. h1ch peopk hcltl'\l' First. that v.-c ha\l· cut all the-trcl·'> 1n the Pa1."1fic Northv.e\t Wrong - come out to V.e'>tt•rn V.a<,h1ngton and see for )<>Ur!>Clf. Wa'\h1ngton State 1s not called tht." hergrt'l'n <itatt' for nothing The second m\lh I'> "e du not n•plan1 trcc' "hen "t' hJnest thl'm :--iut torrnt IJ"' rl·qu1n· U\ to rt·- pl.!nt \.\ e plan I lour tn'l''> tor t'.ll'h Onl' \\t' U\C \\c hJ\t' ht·l·n planting tr<'l''> tor tl\ er 'i I 't'aro; \\ t' h:n e tree plantation!> 1n every stage of de- velopment. The third m) th 1s that we harvest ever) tree and 11 goes overseas. Once again not true. Three out of four trees cut down 1n this counlr) arc processed hcre Ho" would )OU hke to haH· thu'>e odds 1f you were g.ambhng'' One los out of four goes overseas. If a puht1nan "'on b} 75 percent ot the 'otes. h1.· or she would call that a mandate. and that is v. hat 11 is. A mandate of logs sta) in 1he Uni ted Sta tell. The founh m)th 1s that "e ha"e not ..et a<i1de land 1n the state of V. ash1ngton tor tamping Jnd hiking. "-ot true -"l' ha'l' 'i 4 million a<rt.'\ ot "1ldt·rnc'>'> .lrl'3'> I "ould hkt• to'"' 1te .ln)onr "ho is concerned m America to come 10 Western Wash ington. Look at our magnificent trtts. Look how ireen and lush 11 1s around here. Western Washington docs grow trees and 1t 1s quite a st&ht to see. Stop b) the chamber of commerce tn Aberdeen. Washington: or call either of these phone numbers for information (206) 532-1924 or 1-800-53.3-6618; they will put you m touch w11h tou~. videos and literature on how we grow trees. So. make plans for a vacation and come see our area this summer Also 1f )OU get a chance stop by and sce the Tall Ship. It was made from wood grov. n in the Pacifi c Nonh- \\eSI. JIM APUKKA Pacific Nonhwcst Logger World's producers prefer Aristotle r n tho.• I d11111 '>o~r.tll'' \loJ\ J \111.1all\l '" 11 lig- urn 1h.11 l1m V.1100.t "'ouh..I ltun11e h1111 1n h1' wlumn fhl· hoo~ that t11g g11'l'rnnwn1 U\C'I to lOn It\ u t11t·n, into uint1nu1ng subm1sswn 111 gll\ l'rr1111t•nt\ 1nl rea\ingh op- prl''"' c ,11111iri' " lhl' on., o( ..at n- liu· 1 he ,t'lflt•'I' '>Uhnms1on 111 thl· \tell<' for the g11.·4tcr good hl· 11 dcmo<rat.~ \01.1ahsm . 1.ommun1\m 111 na11~m '>ocrate~ pa1ti thl· ult1m.1tl' tribute tu lhat ph1lo\11ph' .1lt1•r de,crh prcac.h1ng 11 1hroughou1 his ltlr ul\cn thl· tho1le of .. uhm1 tting 111 his goH·rnmrnl\ l'dlt t thJt he dnn~ hl·mlud .. c.1nti dll or that he h:a'c tuv.-n . hl· l .. ttl'lulh l'\,1mincd h1<. ltfr anti. t·ndnJ 1 t · Plato anti \ouall'!> '>C'l'rn lht• fa\o ntc of the (1reek ph1lo'inphen to those "-hu get their sustenancc at tht' publt1. trough !luch as profcS'iO~ and pohuuan<i The produce~ of tht "'Oriti prefer .\nstotle. he "as an obJel 11' 1\t hhenanan. KCX1ER BLO H .\M Chairman L1benanan Pam Orange Count\ Please don't growl at Hell's Angels Harley owners assemble for 50th annual rally R..\PI[) < 11 \ '>I> -lkll\ t\ngel'> 1n the llol1da' Inn fhl'll' Jr<· Harle}' all 11\l·r thl· Bla<k 11 111' 1h1\ "'l.'t'~ of lllltr\t· - ne"SPilJ>l'r' 'J~ thl· numht·r " 2"15.(l<HI. am.I JI k.1\l 11 of till' pcopk "'ho dr1 '' t' thcm ht'rl· an· dlrcatl\ l.kad in J\ udl'nl\ Jnti J \hoot1n[l -h111 \omehow 11 \ltll \urprl\t'' ml· 111 l1nd thl' I kll'' Angrf, thl' l\J 1hin~ pJrl..e<l in 1h1· drt\l'"J' 11Ul'>ldl thl' roum I don I i..nov. "h1·n· I thought thn \kpl -lllJ\ h1.• 1.J \C\ -hul \11iJ don't npn l 10 \1•1.· lht•m \1 tt1ng po11l\ld1· .11 1 ht' I tnltd11ml' f h I\ "° l'd,. he I\\ l'\ l'r \Oil \('I' thing'> 111 thl' lllal lo. 11 111, \tlu don't C\~'tl II \llU hi.Ill\\' llll' ' \h1rt\, th1c, " thr ''11h .111111\t'f\,11' 111 thl' annuJI n11111~1 'dl r.111\ ht.•r1.· and thr lltlJ\111n 'l'l'lll' 111 ha1.l' matie philt1'>11f}hl''' ut l''l'l'nnc v.ho ov.n' a I lark\ I ),I\ 11.1\1111 rnotorc ,cir V.h1lh "111 '-'' ncl\hi~!\·., an ca<>> ri der th" "'1·1.·lo. Jn!!' ncxi v.l.'ck It"\ he.Ilk 111 \lotll ~ ,11 \l'Jf\ or the phom· 1.omp.111\ The phthJ'opfH'f'I gl\C 1n1cn1cwc, on the lorn I teln 1\1on .. 1at1on\ and W ) that nd1n11. a rnotorqdc I\ thr onl) 11c V.l' ha'<' lell to 1he da}<. v.hen <\mt•r11 .1 \.\3\ r<·.111) lrc1.• And ume \l.tnrd on till' \UhJect of a free .\ ma11 a <.<1me of them 1 urn out to hd' e <ilfong 11pin1on'i on Viet- nam f or in\lan1.r thn thin"-11 wa\ a m1slake for \mn1la to l'nter a war 11 du.I not intt.•nd tu "1n I he} think that Amema did 11111 do t.•n11ugh tor the \Cteran' of th.11 war whl•n thn got home These 'llartl1ng thou~h t on tclr' l\1on. but on the T-shirt\ the rider\ wear I'm p1ctunng a \ulkn-look1n1. huact> O\'CN-e1gh 1 woman I \aw \lttina outside a rest '>lop on lntcntate 90, wcanna a petulant cxprcu1on on her lace and a '>h1rt that !>aid "Wife of Vietnam 'etcran". and &lanna 1.on· tcmptuou'>I} di thr 1.1\ 1h:in\ who ~ot OUI of l.'31'\ One of the mmt t ur 111u\ t111ng' ahout tht.· d'>'>Cmhlecl Harle:) 01A nt•r•1. h) lht.· v.a). l'i th1.• ph) \11.:al appc:ir- anu· of the v.omcn who ndc v.11h lhem Mo\t of 1htm. puttina th1\ as niccl)' a\ I l'an. look like the) would naucn 1hc t1rr:i. the> sit on. and a 'urpr1s1n1 number are hairier than the pnngu spantt'I nd1ng in the bad c,cnt nf m' car Pete Dexter It ~l'm\ lh('rt• arc appearanc·c problcrm ht•ri.• that l'' t•n hlalk boot\ and latlOo' 111\nakt•\1.Jnnnt corren. "h1d1 I horx· doc\ not \ound <hCJU\ 1111\lll M.1n\ of thl' Oll'll illl' l'' rr. h11 a\ ugl~ c.1nd hJ1n J\ tht· v.ome'n. "ho Jfl' rckrred 111 among lhc riders thl'nl'>(.'h l''>. J\ old l.1J1t'' l'\C' hccn \\Jl<hing thl·'c old ladies fur 'ie\ cral hundrt•u m1lc'i -molor- C>t.lcs strctlh "C'>l on Interstate 90 all the '-'3) to v.c\tcrn \fontana - anJ 11 uu urrt•d 111 rn \' that I under· Stoud .,.,h) the men v.ho carry these women along are 'o fanatically. and. from all appcaranu·'· se~ually urd to their Hark)'> This 1s not 111 ''" that all the motorC)dc v.-umen ,1.rl' ugly or fat. M)' brother r om v.-ho IS travehng the ~me h1gh"a' rnx1ned Stttnl a woman on thr ha<"-of a motorcycle so 'itunmng h<· almost ran ofT the roAd\ "[})·ltclltl" fca1urn. 'imall, fcm1 - ninr. Jl"t·hln< ~ hair." he s~ud. "And there w1u \OOH'th1ng about her mus- tat·he. a full pcrfcc1 black mustachr. that I JU~t 1 uuldn't tnke my tycs o O her falc." Tom is such romantic. Anywu>. the h1a,hwa) nan endks hne of lturle . and the bikers art 1n evrl) rest \IOp, C\ Cf) rtSUlurant, every mac.hide a11ract1on alona the WB}. And the \pan1el watchc~ the bikers from the safety of tht back St'at. mak1n1 growhna noise' dt-ep 1n he r throot that havc the potcn11al. I think. to C'llUSC b11 trouble later on Hui when we 'top for food or p, or to sirctch. she 1' uddenl) quiet. I think perhap 11 11 the smell ot lea1ber -did I mention t.hcsc people arr nd1n1 throu,h the he-an • of a South Dakota 'iumm1.·r in leather pants'' -that calm'i hrr down. At any rate, we quit for tht' night at Rapid City, JUSt east of 1he Hills. and I take the dog for a walk. The parking lot 1s full of Harle)s and trucks from both coasts towing Harle)s The cas> nders stand protec11'el> near the bikes. dnnking beers. talk1na. wa111ng.. I suppose. for someone from E)ewllntss New\ to in ten 1cv.-them about being free <iof1 bodies. hard T-sh1ns. BAD TO THE BONE. one of them~>"· And then I see the Angels' bikes. and then I M"t' the J\ngels The dog $CeS them 100 he stops dead in hcr tralkS. stanna. as two of them walk past us on tlk sidewalk. A momrn1 la ter there arc 1wo more "Good dog," I tell her as the) approach "Be a ver) good dog . ., And II works. She doesn·1 aro"I. she doesn't sniff: she JUSI lca,rs them alone. This 1s, by the way, tht' happiest I've ever been with this animal since I bouaht her from a man in Sacramento who promised me that the brred was excep11onall y lo~able and smart. We walked through clustcn of motorc)cle people o n the way back 10 the room. some of them pretcnd- 1n1 10 look bad. some of them not hav1n.1 to pretend -ax murderers who do n't wash their hands -and the doa. who will &rowl at a cncket in the n1ahl. doesn't even accm to notice they arc there. Not the b1kcn. not their bikes The)' pull in and out of the P1tlun1 lot. engancs without mufflers, ,he d0t1n'1 flinch. And then we act aJmost to the door. and I'm watchina her. tryina to understand this ch.anar 1n per- sonality, when suddenly a frail old woman comes slowly up the sadr· walk, push1n.1 her husband in a wheelchair. The dot stud1e1 them a Iona minute. and then I hear h A Iona. low arowl climbint slowly out of her throat "Lovable" "stall up in the air. but 11 turns out the doa's as smart as the man said. hte Duwr u • &.a. ... ,. NH4 c.la.W.1 IN t.H Onap C(;...J;t DsJJ:f PUt>:. Carl Rowan • • ' . Barry verdict put DC's hopes down the toilet WASHINGTON -You've see or read that a JUry here convict Mayor Marion Barry of onl y a sin misdemeanor cocaine pos~s10 count, and that the mostl y black ju was "hung" on 12 of 14 count apinst the mayor. So )'OU are i dined to declare the nation's capi the new Sodom and Gomorrah, wicked place ruled by dumb bla people wbo want to maintain "blac power" at whatever cost of crim and corruption. Do not leap lo such s1mplisti 1udamcnts about a JUry performan that 1s in some ways tralJC -but 1 also nothing mort' than a reOect10 of the racial polanza11on bc1wee whit" and blacks. but more dismay 1n&. the deep d1v1s1ons with.in blac Amenca on issues of law and orde The Jury that let Barry "beat th rap" was a manifestation of th extent to which real racism, para no1a about perceived racism, an blatant demagoguery by Barry an hi s supporters dragged some blac Jurors into a posturt' for which thi c11y will suffer for years. The federa contnbuuon to support of this Cit) the chances of greater home rule. fo statehood. the ho~s for mcrea tounsm to Washington. and an hopes for rtspect for Wash1ngto anywhere all went down a druggie' to1lc1 flush 1n that JUr) verdict. But I was not shocked b> what th JU') did. In fact, I was surpnsed tha these 12 people agreed that Ba was $Utlty of one cnme. Despite 1h tclc' 1sed show of .. , t<'tOr)" put o b> Bart) and people "ho arc mostl on his pa}roll. the ma)Or sull has t be scntt."nced b) a JUd'e .,.,ho coul gl\e him up to a \Car in pnson an a SI 00.000 Ii ne Some .. '1ctor. "1 'Whether Barr) "docs 11me"' 1 pmon. a la Pett' Rose. or merd} get a \housand hours or so of mopp1n t1oors in some drug rehab1lt1a110 <.enter. he "'111 ne\Cr again he th Kinglish of Washington the v.a~ h has been for )l'ars This 1s a l cnatnt\. e'en thoug the JUr) sent a signal that half th blat.k residents of th1<, commun11 put .. racial sohdant) .. ahl•ati ol JI loncerns about corrup110n. t.r1mt• drug deaths and other coc,I\ WhJ has not bet:n pubhc11ed acroc, Amenca 1s that tht· othrr hall o black Wa'ihingtonians wantrd Har con' 1cted. and now "ant him out 1> their lives. Whites and blacks acros~ .\rm·rn · must reahLc that th ousand' of u black people here knov.-that. as th Joint Center for Pohllcal and faon om1c Studies has reponed. "l'ubh health S>Stems arc being o'er whelmed b} the cost of trcatin emergenq room pat1t'nl\. 0'<'' doses. drug-eitposed and abandom' boarder babies. and addll"h !K'ei..in de1ox11ication. Last :-car. hospital m Washington. 0 C . spent S 11 million on non-rc1mhursed tnd1ge11 health care. much of 11 drug·rl'latcti (anng for each tirug-npoc,cti bah\ generall) costs S:!O.!X>O lo S 'O.Ofli for lhe first '>I' v.c<'~!>. a hl1ardt• bab) can l'O!>I SI 00.000 ) l'M to \U port .. We black peopk ~nll" lhl' u1\t 11 the drug scourge' You 1n Chicago and< hallam>o[ta. lktro11 and Dalla\. mu\l unJ<'r,tand that n11ll1on!> of hlack pl'Opk "ere d1sma)td that a kv. Juror' d1,. missed photograph'> of Hart) \mol- tng (r.Kl . and the atimt\\lun h\ d<'fen!i< attornc' '°'<'nneth Mund\ that the ma)Or v.a"i ··a rn'iuar· U'\l: of (OCaint' Tht<S(.' 1urol"i \\ere '\a}tng "Thr ma)or ma) he a cr1Catne 1unk1e. a crack addict. a \('1rnal scoundrl•I. but hl· I\ uur 1unk1t', <1ur addict. our \Cl.lundrel . and"<' urrn't 101ng to h:t you white folk put him IO Jal I." One thing I knov. our nation's capital 1s a wounded. emot1 onally sick ctl). ··Healing" I\ the cltcht' uf both people who trul} ~arr aboul this bcau11f ul place -and ol dcm.1- aoaues who ~e "healing" 3\ abwlu- t1on ror their irotesqut'h cnm1n.il behavior There can he no "healing" 1n my beloved nt) until 11 ob~·enc. dema1<>11c. druJ violator Manon Barry is out of City Hall. out of the D1stnct'5 poli1in and. hopeful!) out of the nation's cap11al. ' This arropnt user ond pun C"yor of drug.s. Bart). 1h1' bt-trayer of 1h1\ cllfs 1:h1ldrcn. Bari').·~ not 1oin1 to fade awa) Ht sttm~ bent on pun- 1sh1n1 people. black and white. who once p vt him o ~at mandate He is ~>'"I that he '-'as nJht m telltna an mterv1ev.er that he 1s "'"' 1n· c1hle " You out there 1n the rar rcachet of Amcnca must remember that the ultimate JUI'} verdict 15n't 1n l 1me will )Cl show that 1h 1s 1s city that disavows crooks and descr,es the re ~t or a.hctto children here and canna people acton the land Carl Jt.wu,. • tr ... #yf• DC· .. .., ~· ,.,. ~ o..u.. Cout DalJy Pilot. t All QUAlJr: 0 ·r11ttr c1 ... , llWllOCMI 11111 ... ::,=./= ...i.t• tNIMtr ......... .u elNrwlM 1111 IA.es f•..., -Thrlftt flCtpt •aitly <Indy IOllU.n llflStS 111 tllt .iltf ftOOll1 With 1solaltd t~unttr ~IOOllS A.it ciuaty 1or 111 '" Orqe to.inly I\ lotK.,t IO 0t aooo '*' """' • 'SI ot ~ ) I ,_..: Continued llw dcMlds wibl hazy after· IOOft wnstMne. 74 71 OCEAll REPORT BOATIG •AIJTIDES' CM! -nllll MMlthnt !Mis ... 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It S..Uh 14 H 'Tide source: Astronomical Data Services, Colorado Spl'ings, Colo ENTERfAINM·ENT . 'Loot' is a windfall in Newport By TOM TITUS Oollly l'tlol C""tlPOflde"' Bnt1sh playwnght Joe Onon re'. ded an th~ subtle shock. "'ming the m os1 ou1land1sh dialogue for has characters 10 be spoken C\er so matter-of-factl). Had he h"ed (he wa~ bludgeoned 10 dealh b> a homosexual lo,er) he might ha'e given fcllo"' Bnton ..\Ian A)'ckboum some compct1t1on in the realm of Engh sh corned). Onon "'role few pla)s Ix-fore his demise -the best-known 1s .. What the Butler Sa"" ... produced onl} a couple of 11mes an Orange Count) o'er thr past :!O )Cars. Fina II~. a local thea1er group has .. discovered" another Onon gem in .. Loot," the current a11ract1on at the Newpon Theater Am Center .. Butler .. "'as a nsque romp. go ing fo r the sJands and the groin, while .. Loot'' 1s more social sattre. impal- ing Bnt1sh officialdom and the Roman Catholic church on lhe same sharply honed sword It'~ a chucklcr -compared to "Butler's" potential for grca1 guffaws -but 11 grts the JOb done quite hand1I} under the sure-footed d1rcc11on of M1tchdl Nunn. The central character of "Loot" has no hncs and as never actually Sttn. She's an ddcrl) lad)' who .has JUSt passed awa). leaving her hus- band and son to take care of the arrangements. along wtth a shifty nurse who may or ma) not have done the old g.irl m The gnevmg widower -a pawn in the larcenous mach1nat1ons of his son. the son's budd)' and the nurse -as defll) interpreted by David ·MacAnhur. who cames otT his character's outraged confusion splendidly. It's only fittmg. in Onon's view. that this poor mno- ccnt should be the one to pay for the misdeeds of the othrrs. Reed Boyer enacts the greedy son -who's camed out a bank robbery 1 and stashes the cash in Mum's coffin 1 -wtth ellemplary aplomb. His character's only weakness 1s a com- pulsion to tell the truth whenever I questioned, which acts him 1m- merscd in ho1 water rcpea1cdly. Spic1na up the procccdinas ts , Kathryn Byrd as the proper nurst. , seven Umt's widowed, who has her ,, s11lm set on number e1&ht -either MacArthur or Tom Orr as Boyer's ,, larcenous mate, whoever has the 1 more 1ubstanual bank account 1 Orr'1 fu1sbudatt felon ~lays ht fine 1 counterpoint to Boyers efficiency. wha~ Byrd 1s marvelous u lhe cozies up to both prospcctive swains. '1 8rin11n1 O rton's s1 mmeran1 1 comic pot 10 a boil 1s Kevin Knill as j the bull)in1 Scotland Yard inspector Who in fil tra c.n the cue poai n1 u an 11 of'Rcial of the Wattr Board {they don't need tearch wamnts). Knall'• )C youth works •inst the character. but he'• 11rona enoup to dominatt when required to. 81U Cok'1 darkl)' hutd ttllln, tfT&ttvtly endo-. 1he orodUC11on • "11h a Charles Addams atmosphere. pcrfe1.:tl)' mat1.:h1ng 1he black humor of the p1ec<' -one ~ment 1n volv. mg an e)e from the corpse ma> be pan1cularl~ un~ultng. "Loor· cont1nurs through Sept. 2 at the Newpon Theater Ans Center. 2501 (hff Drive. Newpon Beach. Pcrformanc<'s are gJ\.Cn Thursdays through Saturda)s at 8 p.m. and Sunda)s at :? JO p.m ""1th reser- ' at1ons lx'1ng takt'n at 631-0288. 0 CALL110ARD The Brea Theater League "'111 hold aud111ons for ··stepping Out ... a corned) w11h a tap-dancing theme. next Monday and Tuesda)' al 7 p.m. at the Brea C '"'c Center (community room. lc\el :!). at I ( l\lt Center Circle an Brea. dm.-ctor Ro lx'n J. Session~ will be cas11ng eight women and tv.o men in 1he show. "'h1ch will o pt>n Oc1. 4 call Mary Engwall at 996-0685 for further 1nformat1on. 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Pte.1e chp and return to Nn1t~ ---.,.-.,.-----Univtn•t)' or L&Veme l.Ast dc1rce oomplec.t: ___ _ School of Conw"una Educauon ~M1napmcnt l~l'hild Sc , l..a''wne. CA 917'° Pol moN tnbmati M'I cor\IM\! Pecnct W1lliam1 (7l4)62A~8S8 t(f 00)69,~k58 Dr. Mr Mn. M,. Mw --- SlrKI ___________________ _ acy _______ s&aie _ 7.ii>------ I • 10agood~ E -: MOT -... tl)OUmay nall. ltlO A.O. •• '9Y .,c>el m..:a't;:: ~ lbM'• When Jerry IObat~ -.mecst • ~ua. 1~ Kublm to braaluen the •••••••••• world. So1111 of the Goad Cout ntipborbood kids. iAcludirw the sPri&htly birthday bOy a.inud( . .,t 109etbe:r Monday for a noonday party iD the Wine Cellar of &be Ritz. Everyone bad such a warm and wonderful &jme. it was llteed -by unanimous vote of the 11 celebra.n11 -that they'd aJI ,et tosether in another five or 10 yean and whoop it up apin. And the next time. in a truly audacious move, they miaht even 1nvi1t &Jrll. The suest of honor's son, Sl-year--0ld Gu,. aenhcim really went out on a limb. He said he d penonady pick up the tab in the year 2010, when we're alJ invited back to c,clcbrate dad's IOOlb bin hday. Amen, brethttn, and we should all live so Iona. While we're wa.iti na for that to happen. it should be noted that Monday's host was good-hearted Charles W. Hester, a mere stripling of 77. Newly inducted octosenanan Gugcnheim de· serves these salutes. now and forevermore. In an era "'hen too much publicity is given to the baddies. he's 1ai111 .,._ om ol TM Oood OuyL Mdlt or bit cblft ............ 117 .. -••• the •J be .... k. If ill ol IUI ~ W11't 10 be listed bin; they'd have IO Jive me dM mlire .,..e. ChilareDI HOIPitaJ Of ~ County comes launedialdy to mlnd beca• tllM 1 wbcR we met - lboul a decade 1fO -whea lob O~bc1m and Clwley Hmer were amoaa its uuacbeit piUan. They ltill &R. I WQQ't even man.Ion all tbe fund-rahen atapd on bettalf of Bia Brothm/Bia Sisters of Oranse County, the expansJoo prosram.1 at Chapman Collese. etc., etc. Tboee priviJeeed to anend Monday's 11therin1 didn't bave &o be ~minded o( all lhal good stuff. In attendance were such community stalwarts as O cmcnt Hjncb, Geors Al'J)'t'OI.. Robert McCurdy, Jack de K.rui f, Tony Vitll, Tom Cosson and Robert C. Wian (who founded Bob's Bia Boy. but that's another story.) Wian's business card. by the way, reads "f rycook, Retired." All ~lated their r.vorite Bob Guw.nheim anec- dotes, and aJI .were print.able. alas -which is why they won't be printed here. For sheer warmth and camaraderie. this btrthday cclebrataon may have coined a new phrase: .. Gua· acnbcam Gemutl ichkeit." h 's catchy, but the letterina would never fit on a T-shi rt. 0 MEANWHILE, A SCANT FIVE YEARS AGO - While whooping it up Monday, some celebrants remembered the funniC$t line uncorked at Bob Gua- geneheim's 7Sth birthday extravaganza, staied by lovina wife Shirlee at the BaJboa Bay O ub. Bush to urge King Hussein o close Jordan's port to Iraq WASHINGTON -Pr~1dent Bush said he wall ask It.an& Hussein to close off Jordan to Iraqi commerce 'tihcn the two leaders meet, and Bush told reporters a naval barricade ma y be extended to Jordan's Red Sea port of Aqaba. Tur~ay that Iraq would retaliate against Venrzuela and other OPEC members tf they boost oil production to fill the gap created b} blocked supplies from Iraq and Kuwait. With Kuwait now ··annexed:' Iraq has control of 20 percent of the world's 011 re~rves. A steep me 1n world otl pnces followed thr Kuwait invasion. The U.S. military buildup an Saudi Arabia con· tinucd at fe ver pace. with Synan troops now part of a multmat1onal force camped out an the desert to guard the Sauda kingdom from any new thrust by Iraq The PcntaJOn sa1d that Defense Secretary Dick Chene> is cons1dcnng urging Bush to order a national c.allup of armed forces reserves for acuvr duty because of the drain on units sending soldiers abroad. Bush can call up to 200.000 reservists for up lo 180 days without 1CClung conircss1onal appro"'al. In the gulf. the mant1me embargo led by U.S. naval vessels was showing its strensth. Thr Iraqi freighter Al-Abad was dented permission to enter the port of Dubai. despite repeated entreaties by lls captain to authont1cs an the United Arab Emirates. The outlook darkened meanwhile for about 3,000 Americans cauJht in Iraq and Kuwait when PreS1dent Saddam Hussein sent his forces into the small. oil-rich sultanate on Aug. 2, setting off the Persian Gulf cns1s The Iraqi ambassador to Greece said in Athem. the Amencan., and other stranded foreigners could k a vc .. as soon a., the threats from the United States and 1ts alhrs are eliminated." ABC quoted an Iraqi Foreign M1n1str) official an Baghdad as saying Amcncans in Iraq arc "restnctrcs" v.ho will na> there until the crms end\ The U.N. Sccunty Council on Aug. 6 ordered a global embarso on trade with Iraq as punishment for scmng Kuwait. Bush thrn sent U.S. troops and planes to Saudi Arabia. sayi ng Iraqi troops mused nearby in Kuwait threatened Saudi Arabia and its vast oil re· serves. Twelve Arab League nation~ voted for an Arab force to protect Saudi Arabia, with the vanguard of S)na·s conungent arnv1ng Tuesda). according to d1plomauc sources 1n Ri yadh. the Saudi capital. Egyptian troo~ are already there. and Moronan troops arc expectrd soon In Caracas. the Iraqi ambassador to VcncJUela said -By tbe AHocl•t«I Pre11 Rep. Cox faces budget woes, Middle East crisis in Congress By PAUL ARCHIPLEY 0.-Y l'llof "oM:lt.M \llrl!H NEWPORT BFA\H Rep Chns Cox, w1nd1ng up his freshman term 1n Congress, \a1d hr liked some of what went on during the term But much more, he d1dn°t No matter wha1 ( ongres., doe'>. (ox said. ''I'm finding when I come back to C ahforn1a. there's a great deal of d1\saMfact1on v.11h the re-.,ults ·· Attending a reception here Tue'>· day sponwred by thre'e RcpubltLan irou~. Cox said he learned his new role as a pohuuan 1s even le'>!!> respected than ht\ former oc<.upa- t1on as an attornq And. watching has colleagues at v.ork he "n·1 <our· IRVINE Frot11.JU.. The holiday tree -uty leaders arc careful not 10 call 1t a Chnstmas tree -1s intended to serve as a focal point during the season. said (tty Manager Paul Rrady Jr. Local group\, from Boy Scouh to senior c1111en'>. lan use the tree a\ the centerpiece for whatever cc l- cbrat1ons they ma y want to huld . Brady ~. But tbttt won't be an) natl\ 11y liCenes or ot her C:hmt1an trapping~ prised. Cox. R-Newpon Beach. tocu'.)Cd on budget reform dunng h1'> first term. and fou nd 11 a monumental undertaking 1n hghl of past con- gressional prrformancc Since budget reform was fir'lt enacted 1n 1974, ( ongres., ha\ nrvcr approved a budget hy the June drad· ltnc. ( oA notrd This year. Prc\tdent Bush called a budget summit. but congrc:S\10nal Democrats conunue to waffle rather than ad<lress thr issues .. Now wc·rc loolong at an Oct. I fi\Cal )Car stan w11hout a budget:· < u-. \31d "There: 1sn·t an) budget re\p<>n'>•· bthly at all. and I knov. we'rr nol going 10 elect an) mrn and women of the sc:awn Brad} \Std ··This 1'> not a rclig1ou11 '>ymhol of an~ kind ·· City Aitorney· totm· t-'cllOW"I ~td court dcc1~1om hcl\ c held that hc1l- 1da> trees do not constitute rrlig10u\ symbol\ Indi vidual dcpartrPcnt<; w1th1n Caty II.ill h;nl' pun ha..,\·d and decor· a1ed thrir 11\.\11 < Ii, •'>Ima\ tr<.>c'> for ycar'i. and one uwd to \land ca(·h year tn the lohhy of the c.11y·s prcvH>U'> Ct!) hall Rut tht\ )t'ar will m.irk the fir..t tame-a tree ha' heen dec.:umtcd for the puhhc·s cn1oy· of courage O\le rntght," he said The answer to th e annual budgl'I dilemma '' through rrform. Cox said In July. he' and other reformer\ came within ~ven votes of pau1ng a balanced budget amendment (ox 1-> opt1m1s11c the) can bnng the muc 10 the floor again before November and ...... ,11 find thoSt· seven \oles among rcprc~ntatavc'i who arc frchng wn'>tttucnt prc'i'iurc to clean up the budget mr\s He acknowledged th e hudgct problem\ pale in comparison to the Mtdca\t l fl'>t 'i < o \ ..aid it's \1111 ··a roll of the dace at this r,o1nt on who v.111 come out on top · men!. thl ut) m.s11a~c1 will :--.out) mone) wa'i earmarked for the trimmings at Tucsda)'s mt"cting t\ Northwood resident . And} Zehnko, ha'> for ')("\Cral year\ rr- quested such a communit y hollda} celebration. but the idea was rou- tinely rc1cctcd b) the council But except for Zchnko'' persistent picas. cit y leaders have had few requests for city C'hnstma\ trees, Brady ~•d "Wc·vc had a few pcoplr write letters. but there has not been a ma)or hue and cry from the c:om- mun11y." 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And Rllc')', ever the U.S. MariM 0.,. brilldier etnmil, reponed.ly a1anc:ied at bit wMda IM ..W. ~o us Marines. 1910 meana lhat 11~1 10 •ha• Piii 1 p.m." aeoe~1 9toW lb. -.folb. and tfiat•a Why ever· ...._Herry 11bbkt ~for the New Ywa Bvt,blll& a& dlt an . ia Hualinlloa laldl. ........................ dliouilt loulb F1oridL So wbea will or Malm' Ooeu bans up hla spun tb8t Jt~ af tab Wife Betty OD a slow bolt to Oine? Not u lo"" feUow-twi.,... u ~·, nOttaliJia ~n the land. The way thinp are liath• up in tbe Fenian o~ be'• pn>blbJy dutt.ina oft'bi1 WW2 rendition or ··PraUie the Lord and Pus the Ammulll- tioa." IGddeatally, it's not true that Bebbiu lait entenained our U'OOpl in the Spanilh-Americ:an Ww; if memory serves. be wu in the Navy theft. 0 WSU... Al LONG Al wm PAYING ftl9UTB TO DllTDfOUllBBD IBNIOa aTIZENI (Or n.,'n 8llll WlN AMt llarrJ) -Even tbouab I hadn't beard from him i.n several eont -and even without bis sinaina "Tb.ree Little f'llhics .. on the phone -it wu easy to recopiz.e ahe melodioua voice of Harry Babbitt. . a The venerable vocalist (he'll aum a spirited 76 on Nov. 2) called to express thanb for the "pluJ" of Hoq Hospital'• 25th 0.njvcnary CbriJtmu Carol Bau. tchcdulcd Dec. I at the Newport Bach Marriot Hotel. Babbin, who stiU draws crowds nationwide with his revitalized Kay Kyxr Orchestra, is an authority on the bospiw's Christmas classic. He'• been emceeina this apatk.ler ror the ;alt two decadet, while doublint as eotenaioment cblinnan for the sponsorina SS2 O ub. And, for a rousina finale, he closes each show wi th a sina~alol'\I of ··White Christmas." AW, CMON, IT WASN'T THAT HIGH -~ z.ine columnist Bun Sima lltended a Republican nlly the other niaht II was held in the 6th floor office of pany poweibouae Buck Johns. SoUd refrabments featured cakes and cookies. These eye-moist.enina sina-aJonas hi&hli&ht all or Babbitt's many apt)earaneet from Miamt lkacb to Waikiki. Since acquirina the Kyser band after the maestro's death five yean ago, he's been busier than a six-card binao player in a retirement club. He doesn't need the money, he needs the adrenal in. After his first Navy-interrupted stardom Drivina home, Sima listened to an a1J..oews station. The voice was deteribina the event he'd ,it: covered. Accordina to the radio accoun't the o emef'ICd a s "a penthou1e," and the party f'a1thful dined on "aourmet &oodies." Sims. normally a no-nonsense newamu who knows his cookjes, has taken a charitable view. He suspects that someone must have slipped somcthina into the refreshments. Jeny KoblU '1 col•... ,..., Webntlil)'I IUl4 S.hltU¥•· Firefighters gainirlg on wildfires RED BLUFF -Firefighters gained the upper hand Tuesday on a series of wildfires that had blackened 236.000 acres across the st.ate since the fi ef)' sicgr began mort than one week ago, authont1es said. .. We feel vrry fortunak Wlth bow thinJS went today," said Dwayne Collier, a spokesman wnh the Cah· fom1a De partment of Forestry. "The weather was certainly 1n our fa vor today and we have good re· sources out there." he added. ··w c'rt feeling good about what we arc seeing. It's been a good day all thr way around.·· For the third day an a row. fire· fighters worked Tuesday to contain a fast-moving firr an Nonhcrn C'ah- DOCTOR From At returned b> earl) morning. But he ~ad he dtd not learn what had happened until Sheriffs Depan- mcnt inveshp tors appeared at his door later that morning As an \ 1rtually all shootin~ in vol\ ina peace offi~rs. thr mc1- drn t as beans 1n\cst1gatrd In this la'><'. thr 5hcntrs Department ha'> been a\ked to 1n vrs11ga1c the SHOOT From At said Pohce Sgt And) Gonas. Gon1s declined 10 1dent1fy who called pohce bllt said a hom1c1de was reported Neighbors said police told them Parser called a girlfncnd aficr the shooting and the g1rl- fnend then notified police. When pohcc arrived. Parser was inside the home. She camr out at officers' request and was taken into custody. Gon1s said. Detectives 1nterv1cwed her at the station and then booked her on susp1c1on of murder. Gon1s said. After dctecuves obuuned a ~arch warrant for her home. the) found thr residence in disarray and the v1ct1m·s fully clothed bod) on the floor of an upsta1~ ma~tcr bedroom. Gona'i said CLAIM From At more fnah1 encd than threaten- ing, he said. Wuncsscs also !Ml1d the sec- ond office r on the scene started the shoot1n• about five seconds after he arrived on the narrow street. "The whole thing ., crazy. Somebody lost ll out there - to open up on the car doesn't make any sense," Farrar said. Roaers ma}' have stolen the car and led officers on a thrcc- c1 ty chase. bu t that doesn't mean he should'vc died. Famr said. A resident of San Damas. Rascrs had been married for I 0 months. had a baby and was trying to kick hi5 cocaine habit. UCI fromA1 Summers could not be ruched for c01nment and h11 offi ce referred all calls reprdin1 the aUcaation1 to univcnity public affairs officials. Another memo. written by Dr. Lawrence pony, a eenior faculty member, to Dt. William Bunoey, chairman of the Depenment of Psy· chlatry, refen a letter by Heh con· ccmina the alleption1. "I RiCCivcd a copy of the attached letter wrh t.en ~ D. Heh riprd1n1 the uee of Medt I/Medicare funds on the racvch unn for non-FDA approved drut raarch protOcols." he said in Oie Feb. 5 memo. "J remember lbat I spoke witb YO\l by phone about thts v~ matt.er tome weeki llO· Al that time )'OU tcMd me the issue wu to•na to bt raolved. If th11 anached memo it to be l» lieved. i& haa noc. •• Spony did noa retum ecvml obooc call• reprdlna the aUcption Fran Tardtfr, a public all'aln spotu-oman for UCl Medical fornia near Finley Lake posina the greatest challenge. It was 60 percent contained. Meanwhile. a firefi&hter who was struck by a tree limb in Mendocino County died Tuesday, becoming the fi rst casualty of the fi res th.at have burned since Aug. 3 and cost SI S million in contai nment efforts. Kenneth Earl Enslow. 20. was knocked unconscious by a falling branch Monday whale laying down hoK in Mendocino National Forest, officials said. He died at Enloe Hos- pital in Chico. where he had been taken by helicopter. • Enslow, of Fontana, was based in the Corona office of the California Department of Forestry. entire incident. Olson said. He said the name of the ranger is beinJ withheld during the in· vest1gat10n. Law enforcement officers have shot 21 people tn Orange County this year In 1989. the d1stn ct attorney invest1gated a total of 28 shoot· angs b) law rnforccmcnt officers. 12 of them fatal. La!it year's number wu up A weapon was also found 1n the house, but Gon1s declined to dcscnbe the weapon, saying tests must be conducted to determine if tl was the gun used an thr <ihoo11ng. · Gon1s further declined com- ment on how many shots were fired. Neighbors said thry heard a loud noise around 4 a.m. but di d not 1nvest1gatc since tfierc were no scrcJms or figh ting noises. They expressed surtmse that th e shooting occurred in their nor- mall y quiet neighborhood OC· cup1ed by both renters and prop- crtv ownrr" ··M y husband said he heard something but he thought 1t was a car:· said Laila Marshall. who laves three doors down "We dtdn•t know anything until we heard this knock on the door this mornana and the police arc there famil) mr mt>crs said He'd gone to church with his sister and seemed to be doana OK JUSl three day11 before he died. Farrar said. "I wish I could tell you he was a good boy -he was a nice boy. he just had this prob- lem (with cocaine). He di dn't do it all the time. but about six times a year he'd '° out on a toot." Fa rrar said. The t0Jllcol<>11cal tests that would show whether Roaers had cocaine in his system when he died have not been com- pleted. The city of FountaLn Valley hu 4S cfuys to respond to the claim. C1t1cs almost always re- Jcct auch claims, teavina ll· torneys the option to press wro naful drath 1u1ts. Center, 111d Tuesday that 1he had been contacted by Spany's office and asked to return the ~Is. Tardtff said ahc could offer little information, however. "There 11 an internal audit 1oin1 on, but there have been no find· inas," ahe 11id. She 11id lhe did not know how Iona the invcstipUon had been aolna on, or wMn it had beaun. La~n« Drake, 1 former admin· i1trative official 1t the medical center, wrote a conficentlal mano to Bunncy on Feb. 21 , l 990, in wtuch he said the allt.ecd improper bUhnp had been IOiftl on rOr tOme time. ...... on our pest diecUlliont witb MediCal, I am very cotlOtmed &hat over tbe lelt ye1r it appcan 10meoM bu dcvdot*i a Plaft to l&'l around the law," lw llkS. "If \hi stona arr tnw. a\lblWU .. two ICU or medJcal rwconh. mlllabellna ~ ind sMctna lnfon61tion In OM record and "°' lbe o&Mr, I c:aa surdy undcntand Dr. Hch'a CXNt,. cems." In Shasta County, a helkopter pilot battling the McArthur fire: was injured Monday when the craft crashed near Burney State Park. Pilot Van Honeycutt suffered a broken leg. bruised lunp and a concussion, CDF spokesman Cbril Parker said. Army troops began arriving in California Tuesday from Fo rt Carson, Colo .. to help wi th the fire, which bad scorched 18.744 acres, officials with lhe California Depan- menl of Forestry said. About 100 soldiers arrived Tuesdav. Some 1,200 troops from the 4th Infantry Oiv~sion St>C!lt the weekend . an an 1ntcns1ve tr.unmg course. -By IM A1soclated Pm• substantially from I 988's figure. when the District Attorney's Of· ficc conducted investigations of 20 shootinp . nine of them fata l, Deputy District Attorney Wally Wade s:ud. Wade said his office in- vestigates almost all scnous shootings involving law enforce- ment officers. But he said thr office had not been a.skcd to look into Tuesday's shooting. asking us what we knrw. ·• Marshall, a 10.)ear resident of thr complex. said shr thought onl)' a man ltved 1n thr condo at 4 Escapade. She said she had spoken to the fair-haired. middle· aged man bncfl y on a coupk of occasions, including once when she bouaht someth ing at a garage sale he held. But a 20.ytar-old woman whose boyfriend lives next door to Parser said she had only seen Parser at the condo lately. A man laving at Pa~r's condo at one ttme appeared to move out a few days after Memorial Day. said the woman. who requested anonymit). The woman further said Par~r "seemed hke a really nice lady," but had been taken awa) b) police on Mtmonal Day. According to court fi les, Parser was arrested at her home on the morning of May 28 for drunk and dis.orderly behavior. She was slated for a tnal on the misde- mea nor charge next week. Parser was al'IO arrested an Apnl for be ing drunk and paid a S 122 fine on May 4, according to coun records. The anonymous woman said Parser mostly ke pt to herself and spent a lot of time in her garage, which she apparently used as a den, although it is crowded wi th boxes and personal belongings Neither Sessa nor police knew what Parser docs for a living. But Sessa said Parser never failed to pay him fo r hi s services. and property records show ,he bouaht her condominium an May 1989. Sessa said he did not know much else about Parser's back· around. except that she apparent· ly came from a good family. "I believe she's wert~ucatcd and comes from a well-bred family That's what's shockma to me now about this." Drake 111d last week that he knew the alleptions had been bro uaht to universny offic1aJs. He said he had seen numerous memos refenin• to the allqations and that the prtc11ces allcaed in the memos were widely known to employees at the medical center. Two other mcdlcaJ center em- ployees. who 11id they did not want to be quoted, c•PRUed rcan that the aUeutlons would be covered up. But Tardiff said a fUll lnvestip- tion wu be1n1 conducttd. he said abe dJd not believe the matter had been brouJht to the attention or state ht.aid\ oft"tcials. Kn Aupll. a ipoknm.an for the state Otpertment or Health Servim, aa.ld h11 depanmcnt WU DOt 1warw of the allqationL AUIUll Coukt not llY what lbc peultia would be lrany oflhe UCI aJ1-Lioftt tui'nod out to bt fNC "'AD I can •Y i1 tbat lf 0.0 vtolati0n1 wm proven, the dcpatt. meftt WOUid t'Onaider 0 a very errioua mattn," he llSd. • 61vorce not llkely despite· problems ll(foney can buy almost anything, especially from TV Dapit<olla~tothecon ttary, the.,.,,.... bet-....... and televisioa is not a blppy one. This is no110 IUfFll tbat divorce is imminent .. ,. matterofftct, the nwrllee. i111 one fonn or 1nother, will Pf'C?bably cOatinue for many a year alt.boUCb bolh skies hl'!e I rather UDCOm• fottable feelina about the entire ar-,_ment There is little doubt that the apona ""!Otld loves tcleviaion dollan. And ~is little doubt TV ~bave sllo'w<red promot<n of oll 11ril'<' with thousands upon thou.u.nda. if not millions upon millions. of dolan. Ip return, tekvision bu received evmts which attract miUiont of ~en, the audience neceuary to make the medium work. But television's mcpbucb have been the &Jue which held the mar-. '*1h<r-Tn mum television hu demanded, maybe: even commanded, cenain cban,acs which have done sports little JOOd. It did ma.kc money for the networks and enabled them to come up with thedouah nccdcd to keep its marriqe with sports viable. Television has all but ruined box.-inc. In the early days.. there waiclub box.ins almost every day of the week somewhere in this country. Tele- vision needed box.in&. It WU. at one time, the mainstay of sports~ ar•mmina. Al a result, every boxer, includin1 the kid involved in his lint~ fessional~1 l, became a supcntar. The nc· borhood boxi~clubs faltered. y would a kid fiaht for a S IOObucks when he could wait his tum and makeSJ,OOOforoneTV fttht? Fonunatcly for the boxin1 pme, club boxins is bqinnin1 to make a comeback 1n little ways, like weekly evc!llS at the Forum or monthly even IS at hotels and country clubs 1 wf>crc unknown box en establish Rputatiors without a TV camcn on hand to m:ord the leamin1 pnx:ess. And in these cases, the fan, not tdcvision, is footina the bill. In football, rules have been rad- ically chanaed bcaluSt"oftclevision ·'and the bi1 dollan it means to the spon. The two-minute wamin1 never ex- isted until the TV networks insisted they have a 1uaranteed 1imeout before the end of each half. There were no automatic timeouts on every other cha nae of possession before television started m1kin1 demands in e•chanae for its dollan. 11 People complain it takes too Iona 11> play a .-me. Last season, for instance, 11 took three houn and eleven minutes to play an averaae NFL pme. There 1s action. or what pasleS for action. for only 60 minutes. Wilh all lhe taJk and discussion about spccdina thinp up. no one has ever suucsted that instead of two 3- minute commercials in one of those contrived timeouts. maybe one would do. Instead of four. two would do. Collese football fa~ even worse. TV executives, rather than athletic dftteton, have made key schedulin1 decisions for the colleaes. The .:hools have lost some control of theirpmcs. .Bucball, too, hu been affected. No one connected with the pme thinks it's fun to play a World Series at niaht in cold weather. And many in L"'1iicqodon't think ii is fun to play baseball at niaht anytime. 'Simply put, it has not been the ~est of marriqcs. Too one sided. t,~.,!~k. . ' _II',,_ It ... °'-CN" liiOil1 PUol'• •I MllW ma N-~·&11 C...1 _., -.-,.,....,,..,..."" "' . ...,· .-nm 1-900-.wi-7171 • IOOllS AM>ICttlUUlU U.ft lllAll.NJ ,.gws I' MCKIU SP<JRIS . . " ·. -• -- A119e11· Jim Abbott Hlfv9rl frOlll the An•h•lm Stadl..,. hlll. -- What comes from 2 eagles? Of course, it's an albatross Fountain Valley's Johnson proves it can be achieved If you think 1 hole-in-one is a once-in-a-lifetime accomplishment. how about an albatross? Everyone knows what a birdie. a boacY or eq]e are, but an albatross? Simply said it's 1 double·cqle. For all intent and purpose, aces arc infinitely more common than albatroun. Most ho~in-onc come on IQO..yard par 3 holes. And, you need only one perfect shot to record an ICC. But an albllross requiru two. unlesa you KC a par 4 hole which is hiahly uni~ l>Ouble UJUally come on a lbor't par :5 hole. But wt.It it takes is• Iona drive and a tone tairw1y wood 10 "°'only reach the~ but drop ii in the cup and lhlt 1eue1ly what happened to Fountain Valley ~si dtnt Frank JohnlOll. John10n, 6:5, wu playiq,on the Bia Rec 18-h<>k courw at Lona Beach Recreation Part when he doubl<-cqlcd No. 11. His drive on the 46S.yard peir .S hole wtnt 2'40 yards. bul that 11ill l<ft him a heft}' ahot to reach the lft'tft. Facinaulia)\tdool<O l<J!...Johnoon · hit a three-Wood 11'ilbouncec:t rs f«t in front orlhe peen. then rolled inlo thtcup. Jobnton'1 ruction'P ..Now if that Isn't luck.. I don't know whit 1" ··he 11id. 0 San .. Ana Country Cub hdd ils 41ndannual lnvl11t1onal tour· Patrick Larkin namtnt last week with Tim Torre and John Oan. takina the cham· pionship fliaht of the match·P'•Y tournament Ton<, of San .. Ana CC and Clark. of Bia Canyon defoated Ned K.horey of SA CC and lim Ptl<n of Bia Ca- nyot1, 6 and 4. In the Santa Ana Fti&ht. John Abnbam and Cecil Wriah~ both from S.nta Ana, defutcd David and Dove Mouo ofMart>tlla CC. 2 up. A COOIPle oflocol -• tartd wtll at an invitational tournament 11 frltadly HillsCounuy Cub as Paul Hinkle of&tancia Hl&h and Jona Lee or Irvine Hiah boilt won their aae lfOU,PI! in the tournament H1nkte shot 74 in the 16and 17- year-old divi1lon. which was aood for a tie with Dennis Manzo of Ha- cienda. Hinkle won the division oulfiaht on the fint eaU'I hole. L<e ahot 77 to win the boys 14-1 S. year-old di1tllion . 0 11090'.lftn were vyina for seven spot111 SeeCliff'Country Oub last wetk in the U.S. Amateur Qualif\cr. Orabbintthetot>-'t 141 was Rodney Austin of Lona Beach. He was followcd by HalT)' ~lldolph Ill • ofl.a Jolt.a at 142, Dustin Sch1Uinaof Fullerton at 14',BobMayoft... Habra and Chris Tid1and of PlKien- tia at 1 .. S, Patrick Carripn ofl.a Vemcat 146and K.evinOabom of Bru11 l47. Bill BlueofElconclidoalso fin- ished al 147, butClabom won the spot on the nnt playoff hole . Blue wi~ 1C1 llU ahemate. Tbe U.S. AmatNr Championsb.ipa will be bdcl Aue. 21 -16 in DenVtt. 0 Tbe lhinl .,.._in-one 1n thrtt wecb wu 1ec:onled by another men'aclub nwmberat Newport Beach OolfCoune as Dean llottorf aced the lhird bole 11 the coune. Bottorf, armed with an I-iron. ooDPCld 1lbot1,1p that bounced I foot rrom the cup and inlo the hote for the --In lut week'• Thr.anday Tour- nament. Richard McKinney and his brother Pat were the wetkly winnen. Richard McKinney shot 6, for the tow aroa tillt, while Pat McKinney lhot 70 for q,e tow net honon. Last Saturday, Hal Orc<n ahot 64 for low arou honon and Jack Stinson shot a 70 for the low net titk. 0 pc1.kinaof1KU. Alan Thomas of Cost• Mell recorded a holr·in-one at Mesa Verde last Wttt on the llS. yard No. I J w;1h • 9-iron. On hand 11 witnotn ~John Stdnmc~r. Jim Btck and F~nk Romano. -~,, .. or..,.. c-t o.1'1 ,,.,,., c.rca111Mr ..._ cll1 • n WHn .wt"T "~· CLASSIFIED/U WEDNESOAY, AUGUST 15, 1980 I :J Dodgers' manage a split, but still · fall deeper (8V2) back ly~IWM ----NEW YORK-Tbe pildxn' d\ICI tans eapcc::tcd to tee at Shea Stadium on Tueldly ni&btc:amc in the second ~. not the lint. After Dwiaht Gooden and major leapc strikeout lQder Ramon Manincz were roudled up, Mike Hanley and David' Cone showed tbem bow IO do it. HanJey made his fint major lallue llart and allowed two hi11 in aU tbutout inninp to lead thr l...o5 Anlieles Dodern over the New York Mets 2-1 for a doubtcheadcr split Coore allowed four b.iu in ei&ht in- Dillp and struct out eiabt Howard Jobmoa drove in four Nm and bad tbnle hitl in the opener as New York. beat l...os All8dct for the eilbtb contecutive time, 9-8. 'The M<11 feU one-balf pme be- IUnd Pittlbu.rsb in the National 1..-.e East Al the Pirates: swept I . _.,.._from Mmtral ....,1::.1 ~ meaawllile, fall II'> · Cincinnati in the West Hanley (4-1) l1Ndt out two and Schedule walked three. The 21-year-okl ripit· hander had been I reltef pitcher SIOOC 1987, when he was in Cass AA. 0.vid Wals.h relieved in the seventh and pve up DIJ'T)'I Straw- berry's 27th home run. Jay Howell pitcbcd two inninas for his ninth save in IS chances. Cone (a..6} lost to the Dodaen for lhc f1nt time since the 1988 NL playoffs. Lot Anaelcs scored in the sixth on Lenny Harris· RBI aroundcr and added a run in the seventh on Rick Dempsey's RBI sina,le. MKkey Sauer was thrown out at home in the eiplh, tryina to toore on Daryl Boston's double. ll'bW ... DOOGIRS/aJ, Angels make a killing, bury Yanks with homers ANAHEIM - Califomia JCOf"ed all ill runs on bomcn.. includina Luis Pok>nia's in- side-the· park pud slam, u the Anaels beat the New York Yankees 9-S Tuesday ol&ht . "Chili Divis bit 1 ttc-btukinc thrtt-nan shot in the fil\b innin1 and Devon White added 1 two-run homer later in the innina. All lhrtt homcn ca.me off Tim Leary (6-1 S). who pvc up only five hiu but nine n&nl 1n 4~ 1nninp. Polonia'• two-out liner in the sec· ond i.rU'li.nt .,c put a divina naht fielder -Borfiekl and rolled ID the ...U b the 74tb inside-W.pul< pond llam ia ~ leoaue hi11ory. It pve Calilorilia 4-1 lead. which tbc Yaabel ~ apinst Jim Al> bon (S.10) ... two rvns in the third and Jim Lcyriu's fo unh home run in the founh. New York took a 1-0 lead 1n the fint when Steve Balboni sinaJcd io score Robcno Kelly, wbo had four hilS. ~ Anaels k.:Scd the bucs 1n odd fashio n in the second. Ltt Strvcns struck OUI but WU safe IS Leary's wild pitch eluded catcher Bob Geren. Lance Pamsh was hil by a pitc.h and Dick Schofield drew a two-out walk. Polonia then unloaded them with h11 second home run of the season. Kelly's double, Steve Sax's single. Balboni's RBI srounder and K.cv1n Mau' RBI double mack it 4-J 1n the third. But after the Yankees tied it in thr fourth, Polonia opened the fi ft h with a double and took third on Donnie Hill's saaifitt. which Leary mishandkd for an crror. O.vis followed with has 12th ,,..._'" ANGELS/all • 11 ( . .. .. Goodwill Games tag: S44 million A Tl.ANT A -Turner Bl'Oldculina System Inc. said Tundar it Iott $44 million on tbe Ooodwill Games. which cawied the compuy to post a ICCOftd· qwuur lota of Sl.3 million. "i .,. Tbe Jou on the Ooodwill Oam~ "masked tbe better-than-planned performance of our onaoin& op- eratiom, ''said TBS cbairman Ted Turner. Tu.mcr-'l.id... c:twiJll the recent pmct that-the- guadrtnnial international sportina event could lose $26 million, twice what had been projected, fuelina apeculation that the Games miaht be doomed. The first Goodwill Games, in 1986, lost S26 million. * Astros-Cubs, WGN, 11 :20 a.m. * Yankees·A~s. SportsChannel, 7:30 p.m. * Dodgers-Mets. ESPN, 7:30 .m. Rams pay res.pec:ts to Ekem ANAHElM -:rbc bma cut lhon ---their normal uaini.Qa-<amp .euion Tues-~ day to at1eDd a memorial lef'Vice fbr ex-~ Rams lineblcker Carl aem. who died ----A~ I in an •uto accident. About 300 people attended thc outdoor .ervlce at Rams Park. Ekml, a I ).year veteran wbo retired after the 1988 leUOn, wu remembered with pat fondness and emotion by a number of players and COIChet who spoke at the service. Tire Rams announeed prior to the services the estat>llsbmcnt of~ annuaJ award to honor Ekem. .. The Cart Ekem Spirit of the Game Award wi ll be giv~n each year to the .Ram player who best exemplifies the sport.sm1nsh1p.J. etb1c and oommjt. ment to hjs teammates that u d displayed," team owner Georgia Frontierc said. -·ft;l'lia-- ERS ~~E, ~~T. SIT~. NtlONE. ~? Garrido INlck to Fullerton FULL!llTON -Ausie 08rrido re-x turDld to Cal S.. fulllnoll II bucb&JI • ClOICb Tllelday, lilnina a three-year con· ll'ICt wbicb Uo cialll ror him to 111ume a newly created politJon of Ulia&ant athletic director for commueity mations. Ourido. SI, eerved the l~t three years. as buebaJI C09Ch at Illinois. where hat teams comptled a 11 l·Si recotd. He it cumntJy an assistant coecb with Teem USA. oomoetina in Edmonton, .Alberta, Canada ill the BuebaO World ChamoionatuPL 06rrlao wu Fullaton's head 6asebelf coach from 1973 to 1917 when he went to Illinois. His l S- year record at Fullerton is 667-292.6. He auidcd the Titans to four appearances in the Colleae World Series and his teams won national championships in 1979 and 1984. Garrido replaces Larry Cochell, who left Full· enon to take the job as head coach at Oklahoma. The Titans were t 09~8 in three years under Cochell. "I look forward to the challenacs and o~ ponunitics that lie ahead at Fullerton in the 1990s." Garrido said ... I'm also excited about apin beina a pan of the arcat academic community at Fullerton." ...,_ . _ ... Introductory Heckllng 101 Garrido's appointment is effective Aug. 20. As assistant athletic director for community relations, he will be involved in fund raising as well as promotinl the entire athletic prosram . 6 ..... -w .. :.;:r a 11 •• ~ ESPN. 7 L•.-0..Pro .. =Pl>'ll'shat H ....... ................. . l();JO ~ -a•°' ... ,...~,.,... a-. ~ Hau,... .... ""'). mN 10 Liil. -.... ,..::..': ........ Hill. ........ .... from LM V .... <...-~ ESPN . ....... 11:20 am. -HOUllOll • a.ic:lilD 0.. 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Thc-.c f.N.inatmtz wor~' will he on d1,pl.1)' throullhnut thl· Or.tn!Zl' ( ounl)' Harn1~ h1ir. Don't mi., Night Thoroughbred Roe Ing, und.r tlte lights ot Lo• Alomlto• •oc• CourNI • ORANGE COUNTY RACING FAIR July 30 threugh A"9'11t 11•fJoltTime7:30 For Information CaH 714/75 I ·fAll The greatest Iona term physical threat posed to the avid surfer is the dam• done to the eyes by the sun. salt, wu\d and other ocean elements. After years of wear and tear. your eyes st.a rt to build their own additional protection over the seeing pa rt of your eye (the iris) called "tyrigiums." Tyrigiums af· feet a person's eyesiJht and arc very 1rnta11ng and painful. Many surfers. windsurfers and sajlors have developed tyrigiums of some sort and although they can be removed. the process is both ell- pensave and painful. Recently I ve had the pleasure of testin$OUt a new product by Bollc Amenca called the Aq ua Shield that could so meday eliminate these eye problems once and for all. The Aqua Shield 1s a multi· purpose eye protection system de- signed fo r water sport enthusiasts. It provides never before achieved eye protection for wind-surfing. water skung. surfing. JCt skung or any sport on the water. The Aqua Shield has a unique contoured design that gjves you protection from the sun. wind and water whale being elltremely light- weight and pretty comfortable too. It combines a futuristic cosmic look wi th high performan~ funcuon for unsurpassed water sports eye protec- taon. Two sets of interchan~eable lenses are ust"d an the Aqua Shield. The lenses arc made of polycarbonate. and $Ive you 100 percent uhrav1olet, rn.ax.1mum infrared. and blue hght protection. One set of lenses 1s gray with an andescent blue flash outside which reduces glare and gives true color perce ption. The other set 1s a polarized light gra) tense that 1s black on the outside. cutting glare out almol>I complete!)' and with no color distortion. A unique frame and lens construc- tion allo"s water to drain and helps preve nt fogging. H1,&h dens1t) foam allows the Aqua Shield to Ooat an case you lose them. but I never ha ve lost mine. The frames of these water glasses are made ofa closed cell foam and covered wi th smooth lycra for com· fort . The foam doesn't absorb water and 1s "hat allows the Aqua Shield to noal To keep them on )Our face the Aqua Shield feature"> a non·slip band CARLSON From Bl Stanford, Michigan and Ohio State. Arkansas and Oklahoma - Well. maybe you've bttnJUSI too bus) worrying about how Iona it will take the Angels to actually reach the cellar of the American Leasue West. Game director Don Andersen was an Newport Beach Tuesday at the Villa Nova restaurant's monthly mcctina of Onnac County spons writers and updated one and all as the pme nears. You name It and Andersen and his crew has 11 lined up, includina NBC- television. Grambhna lesend Eddie Robinson at halO ime. a aolf tour· nament at Tustm Ranch Golf Ouh AUJ. 22and a mynad of othtrac- tavaucs. At any rate, this 11 one too ~ to pa up. This 1s Colorado. which whaled on I I strai&ht opponenu be fore an Onnac Bowl bid aplnst Notre Dime. E~vcn victim• were beaten by an a vc~ count of 41 -14. Tcnneuce wasn t quite as over· whclmina. simply whlppina 9 of its fi rsa IO foes (incl\ldi~ a 24--6 lcuon for UCLA) and finaatuna wath a 31 ·27 conquest o( Arkan1111t the Cotton Bowl. I aue it'1ju11 the hometown pride that feels most of this poaential cmblrTIWncnt. How do you al)lain to )Our rtlltavn in Minnnoea t.fult 27.000sawTenneuteandCokndo SURFING Lloyd Tice with a simple slide adjustment to keep 11 secure. Tbe frame hinges in the middle to let 1he glasses fold in halffittmg easily in a small protec· tive pouch. which 1s also included. I've been weanng mane constantly for the past "eek (the) JUSt came out) and rm sold on them. They're light. com fortabh:, great for yo ur eyes and thC) look unreal. I see lots of eye protccuon "'ater goggles coming out m the near future. espcc1all)' wt th the ozone la) er de pie ting and nsks of sun cancer increasing. Not only that. but the) also prevent sharp objects on >our board (like 1he nose or fins) or someone else's board from poking your c)e out Using 1hem could be a good precau11 onaf) measure to say the least. Other professionals already Cll- penmenung 14-llh the Aqua Shield include "orld champion women windsurfer Na1hahe Simon. Chns froholT. John Parmenter. Noah Bud roe. Chns Menzie and m) brother Kirk Tice The Aqua Shield reported!) cost over S250.000 to de-..elop. and Bolk. the makers of the Aqua Shield plan on refining 1hc design lOnt1nually. unul 1hc) arc perfect The Aqua Shield will rnme an two colors. Flourcscenl )'ellow and black. and fluorescent pink w11h whi te and black. The Aqua Shield will be a' a1lablc before 1he end of.,ummcr. and the ,.uggcsted retail pnce will be S 120. Yes o In other surfing technolog) de- \ clopmentlt \.\-Cha' e the Shark fin "eti.u1t. designed for bod)' surfers. fhe sull has small tins on the thighs and the chesi and an inter· floatation S) stem making bod) surf- ing almost dTonlcss (hke a shark). The Shark fin" 111 be demonstrated b) top bod)'surfers at the World Bo<lysurfing Championships pnor to the llnals on unda) . .\ug. 19. at the Occqns1de pier around 9 and 11 a.m. A hark fin booth" ill also be previewing the suit 1hroughou1 the three-day compc1111on. Lloyd Tl~ 11 u On•1e Co.it Dilly Pilot corr eipoedeot wtou .arfJ111 columa 1ppe1r1 every Wed11e1d1y. -when 1rs a fact tha1 Tennessee rnJO)ed an average attendance an the outheast Confrrrnre of93.9 I 7 last year~ Colorado? There were 48.956 per game for the Buffaloes an '89. It's an event JUSI too good to lose. 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N .M .. u~t victory over the Orange County Cardinals in the third round of the Connie Mack World Series here TuesCJa)', and the Cards watched their hopes eliminated later that ni&ht. l>rcv1ousl) unbeaten . the Cardinals watched an S.-5 lead disap- pear 1n the botto m of the seventh en route to a 9-8 loss to the Mets which sent Orange Count) to the loser's bracket. Just hours later, Brooklyn. N \ . knocked Orange Count} out of the tournament as Tro' in Valdez fired a DODGERS From Ill In the o~ner. Goodt'n ( 12·6) pitched 1ndTect1,el~ for his third straight start but mcrcascd his career record agamst the Dodgers to I~· I "It was o ne of the few s times I fought m )sclf:' said Gooden. "ho struck out five and walked three. "The whole day I didn't fed com· fort.able." ANGELS From Il l homer. Two outs later. Pamsh waJkcd and Whatc hat his ninth homer Abbou lefi after two-oul san~cs b)' Geren and Alvaro Espmoza m the s1~1h. Walhe Fraser gave up Kelly''i .. [I -) 642-5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX 6'2-5678 s1x-h1t complete game 3-1 v1ctOf). Valdez had a shutout entenng the seventh mn1ng before Walter Dawkins. a senior a La Quant.a High next season. knocked a solo home run for Orange County's sole run. The event, for under-19 players. began with nme of the nation's best teams in a double-elimmallo n for- mat. Three or four teams. depending on Tucsda> 's late result. remain toda)'. The Orange County Cardmals have been to the World Scnes the last three years and s ix of the last 11 . cammg runner·up status in 1981 and '84. In the first game against Farm· mgton. Kyle Washington hit a two- Gooden. who has won nme of his last 10 decisions, gave up seven runs and eight hits m 5 2-3 innmis. He has allowed 15 runs and 24 hits in his last Orange Cont Daly PHot i:.:r ~°'Day •. ,.,, ......... J ....... f11t?1 ... .................. fourth hit. a run-scoring single. but pitched shutout baJI the rest of th!.' way for his first save. The Yankees have dropped five straight but their fi ve runs m atched their total for the pre' 1ous fi, e games. ancludmg a 1-0 'actor) m Seattle. 0 ANGEL NOTES -i.tl·l\e~ rtll•ve< ._ McClure, •ho MJll'1 e>ltc"-C! 1'tl\ lOHon 0.C•UH of lefldlnlll\ In "'' '-fl elbow •H ecttva1eo T.,.\dev To "'4111.t room ~ McCk.ire t,.. "'""'' OPll-0 '"''-~ IUdr ktlu 10 '"-'• Edmonton larm Club of Ille Ptclflc COH I LHvue McClure l1, •H Of'lolna"" llleceel on the 71·.S.y dlsallled 11,1 on AIM'N 1l retro.cllve to AIM'll • He "'" 1rensterreo lo ll'le 60-dey -eencv dl .. Olecl "'' June l eno au•o"-CI 10 ~1atlon Auo 4 Ourlno r~lletlon al Pelm SclrlnO\ of 11\e Cleu A C1t11ot.,1e l H- McCiur. •-tel '" two _, •1111 no rocoro ... n "'OM NO"TH OAAHGI CO . '"°" IOUTH OAAMOm CO. ... 1. •1n1 ....... PU9LICATIC>f4 IXAOl.INI ........, f11 UOAM '~ ""°" a ,., "' ...... d .. ,_,,.,,... ~ ,_... ...... ,,..., five •• "" llMWr "'" • JI "" ~ ,,. .. ,., CttlC• 'IOUll AD Ttll '-f OA'I ' run homer an the third which hfted 'Oranie C.. ount) to a 5-1 lead. But Farmingto n would rall) three times off startd Todd Blyleven of Villa Park and reliever Jeff Hale of Foun- tain Valley H11th. El Toro High product Bo Hale). headed to USC. socked a three-run homer in the sixth to put Orange Count) up, 8-5. but 1n the bottom of the seventh. Fannmcton rallied for thrtt runs. tying It on a two-<>ut throwma error. Orange Count) Asmtant Coach Da"e Dcmercst called 1t a d1sap- pomt1ng loss against a team the Cardmals sho uld have been able to defeat. 16 2·3 annmgs "'The vcloc1t)' as 1hcrt. but the veloc1t) 1s overrated:' Gooden said. "If )Ou'rc not h11tmg )'Our spots. )ou·re going to get hit " Martinez ( 15·5). "ho had "on SI\ straight saner Jul} 5. failed 10 hold leads of 2-0 and 5-4 ' .. Control "as the ~l')," he said "The 'itnker. the fastball. m ost o f them stayed 1n high ·· tn 1nr" IM1"9\ lie enoweo no nu, 1nc1 no run\ wllll one wolll. end ti• \lrlll.~I\ In 41 Mtnft w1111 1,.. Anoell la\t waM>tl McCVe WH •·I •lll'I • 1 SS ear~ '"'" •• .,._ 1nc1 '""" .... n Scnu ?I 1111 251 In SI oamn wllt'I Ille Anoe!t '"'' we)On He 1111 live ..,,.,,. """' and drove It\ 11 rvn\ Tl>e A~I' °''° .. O 11\al lnfle4der _,. Mel-. *OVIO be recalled from "'' ref\eOlll 1a11on "''o,,..,,.,,, 10110••"9 T...W.y "'9111 • ~,.,.. •' Pa wn Sor n111 Mclemon 1S ""'' or101Mtltv 04ae.., on tr.e IS dev dl .. Oled '''' Mev 17 "'"'" • •or•lnfll rtoflt "'"" World basketball championships Parks leads . U.S. team to second Marina senior goes wild with scoring binge U.S. squeezes into semis, wins 79-78 9y JIM O 'CONNIU. ,,,. p ........ BUENOS AlR.ES -The United Stain Ovet"Came a I ).point dcftCJt with 1otven minutes to play, Injuries to two star players and the carter perf'onnanoc or a /.ellow American collqe player to tat Anstralia 79-78 on Tuesday. then later clinched a 1em1final berth in tbe World Basket- ball Otampionships. The United Stain clinched a benb when Pueno Rfoo beat A,..entina 92-76 later Tuesday. The United States and Puerto Rico. the only only undefeated tea.ms in the tournament, meet today, with the top ~ina spot at stake. Chn11ta.n l.acttnu bit 1wo free throws to swu tbe U.S. team's 22-& run to vic:tofy. After a f'nc throw by Austrlaa's Ray Borner, Day tut a J- poin&cr. his first points of the same and the fits1 of 10 he ICOred in l.M final 6:31 . "We mew Billy wun'1 soina to play and we 11w Kenny, and we 111 on the bench and taJd t0meone bad to step forward. and in.stead t.bc whole bench ate1)oed forward, .. Day satd. Cherokee Park.a. who will be a tenior this winier for the Marina Hiab bukttball team, led a Cali· fom.aa oonUn1Cnt of players to • second pl.ace fmish at the Sqndk Cup in Stoekbolm. Sweden. He wun't far off. Of the United States' 1 S sceah in the p.me. the bench players produced I 1. The berth dido 't look so sure on Tuesday as Australia (0-2) nearly recorded its fint-ever victory over the United States behind 7-foot-2 center Luc Longley, who plays at New Mexico. Australia scored thrtt points on free throws to ma.Jee it 74-62, and that's when Moumina called the team t<>telher for a huddle. "Tbey were on the foul line and we were down 11, and J called everyone t<>jCthCT and said we WttC aoina to wan the , .. be said. "Lee, Todd. Henry rmiatns) and Doua (Smith) all stepped up to play some sen- sation.al dcfemc and ajve us a big lift ... Theft WU DO hmi&ed llf aroup, bu& Parks. a ~foot-I I ~tcr, add the primarily I~ and 17-year-o(&i bneup for The Stan was able to compete well apan5t teams whjeb ran&ed in aac from their own to the mid-20s. Parks led the way by hitttn& 70 percent of has shots to avcraac 39.S poinn per pmc as The Stan ~nt S.-3 and lost in the final to ~lev of Estonia, 122-92, oo Monday. Parks had .. 3 points and 17 rebounds in the final, mark.mg hJS fourth ~ point effort of the tournament. He never scored fewer than 27 po1nu. Australia took a 70-57 lead with 7: 17 to play after a 3-pointer by Phil Smyth. The United States played without . Bill~ Owens1 who pulled a muscle 1n has back 1n the opening minute, and Kenny Anderson. who took an elbow in the face durinJ a scramble for a rebound with 11 :40 to play. Yet the loss of Owens and Day and Moum1na each b11 two free throws, and Smith and Day each scored on drives u Australia began to tum the ball over apinst the prcssun dcfente. The United States was within 74-70 with 3:23 left. The Stars reached the final by dcfcaona Soder, the top Swedish team, 106-1 0 1. Parks was awarded Most Valuable Player honors in the I 0.team tour- nament, whale teammate Dan Bathey. who Wlll be a ~foot-S junior at Santa Marprita High next faJJ . earned first-team all-tournament honors after avcragina 20.3 poanu Anderson didn't seem to matter when the Amencan swarmed on de- fense, led by reserves Lee Mayberry and Todd Day, who are teammates at Arkansas. and Alonzo Mourning. who said after the game he knew what was going to happen. Andrew Gaze, who played at Seton Hall. hit two free throws to restore the marsin to six. But Smith con- vened a mi.la by Day, and Moummg stoic the ball at midcourt and went an for a layup to set the U nited Statcs within two poinu with 2:29 to ao. Manna H1ah sophomore coach Paul HoovCT c-0aehed the Stan. 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PEN INSULA . 2 bd and tuxurloue 38A 2~8A mtnetar 3BR 2'~BA, lrg a..ut E-PIMSB" fem rm aecurlty, underground 1300 elf. tlpe bchl Frplc, Wiii accept OC Housing lllO IFFI 2Bdrm 1•1.e1 S830 ---Twnhme $1 500 l>Mutyl lmrMdlate oc-Metr with walk In cloMI 2'.'tBA appx 22oo a/f parking. NHr bHch. CS*' beams. dedc S1075 1765/mo 131 E tllth St 64&-a11 Prime N9wc>of1 ~hll BAYSIDE COVE , 2 bd cupancy poulble Short jacuzzi tub lam rm A/C i.c: aya New th~ 1875/mo. Call e50-90M mo. 818-968-0352 I 2278 Maple *ALA MOANA APTS * R-1Lotw/exlatlngatruc· 12500 orlong t•mteaM.Chll-w/lrptcpatlo.NoPetAvt ouu'Grnblt poot 11900 T8LMGMT 1BDRM&2BDRM,1BA. 0 Point 2626 ture 5425·000 480 BIG• CANYON · 5 bd. golf dren & pets ok S2550/mo now $1495. 548·535S/E Bii oOwd 12o.1432 LSE/OPT Walk lo t>eactt.o(orona dtf Mir 2622 832-2232 °' 722·901~ Q/W, t>Hutlful pool area. ~lnl~~~-~~~ Sent1An1Ave.548-3807 cooreeestate $10 00o ... llllllT mo. r, • 3Br 28• l>Mch condo,r IBR ancloud gar Largerec room &laundry 28R 2BA. den. W/D hk LSE/OPT Walk to beach . NEAR Npt Hgl'lls. 4BR .... llT 11111• 14'n<Mck, pool. 2-car git. 21R l'ABA w/greet decof. w 11 e '", .. h Inc I • ,oom, cloM to etlopa & upa. frple, fenced yd. end 3Bt 2Ba bMch condo. * WINTER RENTALS 1t lJO.JIU tr 111-1111 hOuM, 2BA. lrg country 3 BR, ~ BA condo 1nci &42-8759. 2l3_.5&-1939 new, paint, q>ll & eppll. S595/mo., $400 dep' bu .... S5a5·1e75/mo. gar, no pet 1850/mo tunde<*. pool, 2-car gar * AVAILABLE * REA~ kltcn, w/d. 2-car gar, Mair Sutt• w/peek-6-boo ..... ... aa-409 ~ Irle Avl 811 3 1970 Wallac:e Alt9 CM 530 W Wiiton 33411·0 Cheltam Way &42·8759. 213-458-1939 .1 poo1 & IP• S1550tmo • OCNn view. 0u1et enct L 5~ :;ir:in'e s1350 Bkr &4G-58M 631 -1481 TIL 11111' 240-1891 or ee1-3208 .... rfrHt ..... lH. \ t"'"I \ ~ ..,, I' I u _" .11 utll 873·&403 unit w/prlvate dl>le gar-~ 5-48 3258 · a'"'-1.A I 8 1 --722·9012 or 832·2232 .. UI HAI, ILTI \\ '-~, ~ " age. Aeaoc. tannte, pool. · • .,..... "'" •EASTSIDE IBR Duple>C, Sorry No Pate. BALBOA PENINSULA IUlJllS111·1• qfALTORS • L.eMnhowtoplaythehorn Jaeuul. Walk to beac:tl. NewponCr•t,38A2'n8A 2BR 2BA, laund rm wltl'l j I medium $685 ;. NC. I .....,,..--.-----2640 SPECIALIST lhlt't ~ 11t11ng '" you< s 1,500/mo tat + MC W/OCMn .,..., poof, tan· w/d, walk lo beac:tl. patk Small $595 • MC Frpk:, e Beautiful quiet serene 111-IOll 1Yrly unfurn 3BR 3BA • --CIONI An 1nslrUC10<"1wa1t. dep. For appt.. le1119 nit. epa, 12 Gooawill Ct & snopa. S 1350/mo I encl patio. Min II mo IM E/slde. Gar. cable. p1110. 3 BR. 1'.'t BA Twnhae Front yard Lndry tac Nr Huntington H1rbour $895/mo 841· 1684 Liz nome. 1 blk 1o s Bayl Dbl Cosu ~ 2124 ll'IQ 1°' YoU In c1au1tled meauge. &48-5292 S 1550/mo &42-3890 675-3338. No pets. 645· 7234 BBO avt. 2BR. $765/mo • No peta. * 831-4427 FI ND i;~~f~~P~k~~d~~i E'SIOE xtra lrg 3BR 2BA. e••-e new decor, lrolc. d/w THE DAJLV PILOT'S a.e•-lndry, fncd yd. grdnr II Ot•IFJ WNft Balboa Outel!S1195 673-3600 ULTIMATE FOOTBALL SECTION L1rge 18R loft. patio. 38R 2'n8A, lrptc, ~ townl'IOUH etyla IPI Ger age. yard. S 1050/mo Nr Bffctl/Hell 9fS8-9588 Ernpfc>ymMt PMinsula 2107 country Mlllng. 1745 No throuah c lassi"fi'ed •WTllll• pet• e.~2621645-9543 ,, 2 BR, 1 BA. New paln1. 3 BA. 2 BA. completely ra-S h cerpt Mature adult• No furblehed Large yard. Will be appearing T hursday ept. 6t •wtlm• pell 3408 Marcue $1,000/mo Aseoclatad Re d .... In D1ily Pilat FHI ITllll Mll/ .. 4-ptex Incl w11ar. trash, gu. electrlc 9e9-2251 $895/mo 873-7353 RNllY 673-8114 To over 100,000 8 ers Bright & .unny1'BR IBA. L!guN lel<h 2648 28R +den. 2BA ooean view 1pt wtlrptc. gar. new carpet Step• to be.en 11800/rno * 497-8994 HHIDGI-' By CHARLES GOREN 'with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH Nl.'Hhl'r 'ulnt:ratilc: <iou1 h Jc: al' 'ON1H • 0 9 s 2 • ~ 9 7 6 • ()II 7 + .I IO \\t.~ I t A-, I + ... ti + II • () J II 2 • I U c; 4 \ •J 93 tl\111 6"-' • K Q76 + A-'2 ._Ot 111 • \ J 10 7 4 ' .... • \ 2 ... ,, " c; ' I h~ hid tin~ 'oUlh \\ i"I I • t':.-.., ·' • l'.i" Pa" P:." '\orth 2 • 4 • f ii,I mac.le a game In of 1hrce dubs and p.ir1ncr, "llh help in 1hat \U1I and a m:l\1mum ra1,c. "a' deht1h1ed 10 .11.lepr You haH· 1hrl'c po,\lhlc minor •• w11 lmcr\ and , "nle 1here "no fast l'llln 10 dumm\, a prob.ibk trump l<hcr J' "ell V. hen th1' hand .... as 1 ~1.1\ed in a 1cam ma1'"h, declarer 1,q1n 1 he opcmng lead in hand and tril'J .JlC .ind ano1her \pade Wc~t f1ml-the l..1011 and 'h1f1 etl to the 1ack ''' J1a11111nd' .rnd. ahhough Jedarcr • mild ge1 10 dumm} ""11h a 1 rump to 1.11..c d dl\1.arJ ''" lhe ace or hearts, he .:ould ru l I onh one cluh on 1hc.- 1,1hle auJ had 10 \urrender 1hrc.'c.' luh 1111..I..' .tnd a 1rump "'a111r.1lh. our rc.idef' "'" ha1,e •Jll'llt:d 1ht· "inning line. 'ou \Im ph lc:.1J .1 hm 'padc a nd. 11 "e,1 It 1111 rn' lo", 111wn 1 he nine A' 1 he •• irJ• hc \\~·,1 mu~I Tl<iC \\Hh 1hc l-111••. hu1 ht' Ji.unonc.l 'h' It • c1m"'' 11111 I.tic '1111 "'" the .i1..c in hand. C f all L 1 S h I 329 Unlverllty Or INCLUDES: • Extensive overage o oca c oo s s1so1mo • dep No pet• •Schedules of Local Games 642-2816 • Coverage of CoUege Games E'Stoe 1eR. Available 911 No pets SSQS/mo USO • Raiders & Rams dep 150 e 2111 s1 6't6-5934 or 544·o4294 Newpon lfl<h 2669 E'SIOE 2BR t BA HOUSE -Support Your Local Team and Cheer Them on with a bordered message FOR ONLY s19 Goooooo TEAM! CIF ALL THE W ,A Y GOOD LUCK FROM EVERYONE AT JOHN DOE'S SHOP ACTUAL ME.SSAGE SIZE DEADLINE FOR YOUR MESSAGE IS AUGUST 30 So call your Classified Representative Today! Frple. smell yard. newly redec 2545 Eldan·D S800 No peta &42-3812 E'StDEtarge 2BR 1'~BA Beaut. encl gar, carPoft. pauo. lndry, cable Ilk up No pets $850 850-3407 E11tr1laroe 28R 2BA encl g1rage. p1110. lrplc, d/w, no pets S625/mo • 11t . IHI & IMC 6't2·0433 Wll 211, 1121 Avallable tmmedlllety 631·4086 attar 12 noon Lerge 3 BR. 2 BA -d0wn-1t1lr1 Newly decorated Single encl ger $845/mo No pets 963-1~2 llWPllT ..... IPTI *Wl'Tl MAT SUPS• EXCLUSIVE BEACH COMMUNITY 28R 28A w/buulllul bly vtewl Mlcfo, d/w, llra- place & garage Enjoy our prvt beach $1650 AH maintenance 1nct •ALSO t8drm $1490 .......... ,.., .. SORRY. NO PETS OAU. llMtlt •2•11111* •1-lllH• Frig. dlsl'lwuner. stove Incl No "911 545-4855 P&llSlll W/IOWI *IUa H IDOi* YllW!U 3BR 2BA tower unit Oar- Op1.·11111g k.1.t ()1J1.·1.·n "' • Jf,t" 1hc l,l\f 1rumr "htlc gaining 642-5678 .. 2BR, 2BA & patio No petal age, W/O hk-up, O/W, From S8SO/mo 2151 P•· $1295/mo On1..e rn1ir1.· "1. arc: )11•111~ :.• """ 1.·11111, 10 dumm' "''" 1hc: queen of 1111 J ,haf1,1. 111 Jc.:1f11ir1~rdlC \1111r •I aJc, 1nJ laLc a J1Jnu1nJ d1,card ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ e1hc Ave S.. 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AICIOUIEAPTS 't 1111 h.11~· 11\J)ll'll "'·IJ 1,1 r1.'.1d thl •h11uld fh~ I.in~ ol lrUml"' lOOlc 'f'Jlll ~Jml· 0 fhl' fl.lflnc:r f,11\cJ 1urnhhng Jo .... n. hut )'•)U ha~c 1 \1111f \tlll '•II ll".dl/l'<l ).';tflll' \\,j\ .I l11d.t•d up \11111 1.ontra1.·1 a~JIO\I \IT ON THE BAY 2 BDRM, 2'•BA $2.100 2 BDRM 2BA SI ,3SO p11"1h1ht\ 1' p.ulna 1.111111.I ,,.,1.·• 111,1lh .1m1h111y <11hc1 lhJn J '-0 No pets Deity 9-5 '"llll •I ><•111 hah l11wr• \,1 \1111 1111rnr 'Piii ---------------------.1 ay SYDNEY OMARR 1y ,ATRIC WALKER 548· 1S01 J Q DAY / S 'WedJaesd1y, Aa1. 15 Wedaesday, Aa1. 15 0 S 0 Z LE A.RIES (March 21-April 19): You'll have reason to slow pace. ARIES (March 2 1-Apnl 20): Saturn in Capncorn reall) ha\ CR S W RD PUZ to take second look. to check cred1b1hty of one who makes fantastic turned things upside down on the work front But for a purpose - claims. Lunar aspect fa vorable. you'll be at nght place. rela11 ve will to show you that there shouldn"t be boundaries or hm1ta11on'i . .\lso Cnermtng 1 BR . 1 BA on canal, near Newport Island New carpet No oeta Stree1 parking S725tmo 675·6606 Charming beach cottage. • > blk 10 oceen. w1n1er rental. !BR IBA 111 & tut & MC S77Simo ACROSS 1 now on 5 Wes angry 10 Belhef s need 14 French rovftf t5 Print S!Zfl t6 Cairo danc.er 17 En1hus1n11c trtbu1e lO Coun1 lo 21 Soll drinks 22 Vegetebtes 23 WO<ry 24 Nerrow pref 25 Relellve 28 Type Of praye1 32 Work with the hands 33 Naval g1oup 34 Kind of~ 35 Go1 of1 I• h0<MI 36 H1n11 3 7 Greek iellC!l• 38 Black 11\d 39 Linen item '° MO<e IOQIUI 41 s-no ll•d 43 Scraps 44 Boaz' Wlffl 45 Sworo 48 Finally 49 She Fr 50 Strotie 63 11 1n a favOf able po111t-0n ~ 8ef0<e P"el 57 Joor~ 58 Ferm un11 59 Run (the 1now1 60 Logg•no ~bflS 61 r1mt>et DOWN 1 Firmly 2 Liturgy 3 Algerian c•ty 4 II work 5 Attacklf 6 Nnton 'VP 7 Comedians w1re1 8 Ike's command 9 .-.rdellt rans tO Fat>rlCI 11 Soicy s•-12 Judah htr>g 13 K1tcn.nw1re 18 Nol curr~t 19 Of 101>1n1 23 Pholoc,opy 24 Icy r111n 25 M~ 0'1 ice 28 Denltll . CIMllOn 27 Net 28 Mu..c.1 IO<m 29 Peace deity 30 Famou1 3 1 Auto parts 5 6 15 7 sa> ... You win the day!" whatever your age or circumstance~. you can do something dcc1dedl) ,..YlOUI P'UZZU ~YID TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Focus o n power. authont}. more creau,e, fulfilling and wonhwh1lc w1lhngness to accept challenge of deadline. Older person helps locate TAURUS (April 21-May 21 ): There arc \0 man> ama11ng aspects 124 35111 SI 650· 1858 33 MHI 38 Tlllts idly 37 Malle known 39 f\Jnd 40 l.u•ler 42 Stove p1rta 43 Spilt~ 45 Sprrtee 48 Moby Oick 1 pu"'* 8 9 22 Ei now related to new projects and endea.,ors. )OU prob3bl> fc-cl too missing material. mphas1s on money. accounting procedures. Love h)ped-up to 511 down and plan )Our neJtt campaign or situation relauonship strong although controversial. However. bnlhant planetary factors 1nd1catc that you nred 10 harnt:'i~ GEMINI (May 2 1-Junc 20). Spotlight on personality. in· your encrg1e'i and be 1n complete control of s1tua11on'i -:..... no ... at1H~ne'is. ab1ht} 10 reach beyond previous expectauons. GEMINI (Ma) 22-Junt' 21 ): o\ spectacul_y J1soic1 bct~cen Emphasis on romance. St) le, travel. commun1cat1on. idealism. It Mcrcur). )'Our ruler. and Saturn g1ves )OU anoQlrr '<tilncns1on and could be mauer of hands acrou th.: sea. the opponunll) to prove JUSl how read y you arc.-fO put yollT mrntal faculties to the test. However. even you could ft6t have predicted CANCER (June 21-July 22): Stress independence. wtlllngnt'ss to JUSt how exciting and rewarding this period or C)cle will be. Cute & cozy 28R 1BA w/qulet prv1 01110. use ol pool 1n 3 Unit bldg 3226 Clay SI. S895 646.()605 Exclullve Blulla area T ownl'lomes l.ilrge 3 BR 2' > BA terge pe1101 Sl,250-$1500 per mo Like new 837 Am19os Way * 644·6'458 let go o f losing s11ua11on Highlight freedom. creauv1ty, roman~ u o CANCER (June 22-July 23): A plethora of fantas11c planetary natl'c help'i loosen ties that bind Message that is puuhng 111 be aspects arc no~ g1v mg )OU the chance of a hlct1mc. not onl> to ma~I.' S E P T t C clan tied cons1dcrabl> more of your art1st1c talents or creative ah1ht1rs but alw A S 1 0 E I LEO (J uly 23-Au,. 22). You get what you want merely for the to form attachments and alliances which will pro'e invaluable in thl.' llW 2111 HA IPT ITI Vaulted c.tllngt balCony o•raoe S950 No pe11 760· 1713 Of 857 · 1776 ~ e ~ ~: asking. You'll say. "fl shard to behcve1" Believe II. 1t''i true. You'll years to com e .. win fncnds. t:ould wan contest. will prove that you can handle crowd. LEO (Juh 24-Aug. 23): What an amat1ng 11mr th1'i 1s -and OcH nfront Glean !BR upper. car pell drps. blt1n1. gerage. t pareon S950/mo yrly &42·3443 4 7 Taos lnd•ln 48 WWII cr1'1 54 Trouble 55 Flap 10 11 12 13 ( hccrs there 1' much more in store. A \Crirs of fantast1l -1n fact almo'it VlRGO IAug. 23-Scpt. 22) You'll star dunng entrna1nment I program aimed at ra1S1ng monc) for charity or political pan> Very 1 imporunt person. favorabl> impressed. a'ih for your card Yes. 1h15 could bt' .. Open Sesame' .. I LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Door only appear1 locked -shght push as all that's necessary, Focu' on travel. knowledge. spintual awarcneu. Scorpio native helps show way to earn more money Romantic involvement stimulate!. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Check Libra message Focus o n material goods, trost fund~. news concerning pou1ble inheritance. Written word more important than might be e~pccted. Fltna11on ts pan of d ynamic S<;cnano SAGmARIUS (N ov 22-Dcc 21): Domestic ad1ustment fea- tured. includes lifestyle, marital ~tatus. pouible chanae of residence. You'll be concerned with lepht1es. red tape, pannersh1p, manta! st.atus. Remain calm. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus on work me1hods. pcls. people who rely upon your j udamcnt. Terms must be defined 1f you arc to act 1n constructive manner. Pisces person is sincere but could be misinformed. Take personal charae. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2().Feb. 18): When you said you didn't care you could have been foohna younelf. Emphasis on mtcnsity, sensuality, creaov1ty, dC1itt for love. Deadline exists rqardina 1pplicat1on. appointmenu. PISCES (Feb I 9·Marrh 20): Finish rather than 1n111ate proJect. Focus on property, secunty, family, aafety measures. Lona distance call relates to ro mance. possible journey. Aries. Libra n1t1ves pl1y mean1naful roles unbehrvable , -aspects SC(m to be propelling )OU onward and upward to the place, pos1t1on and fra me of mind whcrr )Ou h3\I.' longed to be VIRGO (Aug. 24-Scpt. 23)· Once in a wh1 k . fortune -call 1t what you will -takes a hand and sets one down 1n \CC'mmgl) unreal s1tuat1ons. But don·1 o ... er-analyzt your emotional responses now - simply cnJO> 10 the full all the dramatH. development\ in >nur personal life. LIBRA (Sept 24-0ct 23): No d oubt you ~ould hkr to d1\tancl· )Ourself for a whtk and take in all that ha~ occurr{'d 1h1\ Augu'1 Not a chance. Your solar chart 1s '11111 bunung with al 11 v1t> and )'OU. an turn. must be prepared for even more drnmat1< chaniics and surprise developments personally, emotionally and profeu1onall> SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22): Sensational aspects bc'lwctn Ma,-, Mercury a nd Saturn should ha·1c you expounding your tho uaht and op1n1ons with such authonty. clanty and dc1erm1nat1on that even rclauves will have to take heed . Also 1cccpt that you arc allout 10 chanse course or d irection in your career. SAOmAIUlJS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21): Some quite ama.ung aspects should ~ve tou all the assurance ind confidence )'Ou ncc:d to forge ahead with 1nnovat1vc or 1mbit1ou1 schemes. Your 1nstincl'i and PElllSUU YUILYlllTW •n-11111•1nsm • 2 & 3 Bedroom• * Unfurnlahed •CloM IO bMch •FrM Hit.CALL TODAY• YILU REITALS lll-4112 SPACIOUS Twnnma-etyle 2 Sty Apt nr F11nion Island 2BR 2' tBA. trptc very pr lv•la 1 1145 854-7742 or 1154-785& WllTlllf• 211 1~ T ownnouM. S9001mo No pet• 548-7533 Juctaments are spot on. but do follow up leads while you arc 1n such ~------- a unique positio n to further your personal aims and amb1t10M Mite. lttnt.et CAPJllCOR N (Ott. 22-Jan. 20): The lut couple of w~k~ 1n Auausa wilJ be bectJc, aJso decisive for fin•nc11l or busine 1ntcrc\ls 9tooms 2796 Therefore, mike a conscious efTon 10 tct enouah rest. rdu111o n and. Ha 1 BR. t IA 1n qu1e1 above an. ensure th1t you stick to the kind of diet which 'IUllS your l'IOuM $41S1mo ut11 Inc panicular metabolism. ~~': 9~~M;~ta onrv N· AQVAIUUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19): The quite unusual amount of planclaf)' act.1v1ty in Leo, the sian th11 oppo~ yours 10 the Zodiac. He Hice "' ocean. emc>4 can if on.ly you don't over-ract make (ou more utute altrt and M, NMlkrtdrlnllet/drUQt • • • Comp1 furn. frig micro TV aware of your re1l needs, also areas o your hft' which must be S3H utl pd 630·8511 viewed with a arcater dq.rec of ho nesty, detcrm1nat1on ind resource· Prlv l'tlOf\'l/battt ~ fulness. a..cri Townhome PUCU (Feb. 20-Much 20): What you now tnn1ct1vcly fttl 1r11a an1r1nc• o really is a clue to tomorrow. Saturn, in (>trticular, the pl1nct of Iii 1 1 o 11 • n o u 1•1 achievement and lutina sucttsscs, is mak1na you rcalU'e that you n()ntamolil9f '425tmo can have 1 sublc and 1«urc emotional life. as well as bJ.uc new lnci 11111 S•a-0123 career or ~fnsionaJ trails. ' -- II' YOUR llRTHDAY IS ON WEDNESDAY: Now )OU have t~ AOtliit"" 2711 ume and the opponuruty io catch your brtath and come to terms With au the devclopmenaa or the put ti• months Much •PPHr1 to M -~ ~ tlYlllt be 1oin1 out of your ltrc but only to make way for 10methln1 mott .,~, 00 .,.. 1 ._ m• rcaJistic. wonhwhi.Jc and cndunna. ~~·CM...._,.._.. - ) ' FEM prof 24-34 to lhr 48A Weterlront Belboe 1111nd h<>YM $500/mo 873-eNI Commtrdaf IU. S./Rtrrt Buslntss/Otflct Rtnt 2769 WllTIUff ... , •• NEWPOR1' BEACH FullS~Grou Crnr WntellttllrvtM Fax & Copy ServlCe on Site 14M111 Htl2t221/F 18 17 W•tctltf, NB Agt S41·5032 llll/Pl1tM/M 4001 Blreh •A, NB Agt S4 1-5032 un. mo. 11m1 OMIUllLIAI Full Svc . phonee, mell Fu. conf rm . MCreter111 View office lurntunfurn 759.~ Coete M... ottlee evall GrOt.1nd lloof, 267 sq It lmmed evell S330tmo lat MO FRE~ll 7 14~94-7957 Of 818-188-9055 EXEC Ott1ce SultM neer JW Airport, 4170 Von Kerm811 Ave • NB FAX. r.oept, copier, cont rm. k1tcn. tr• ~·no & c:ot· ,.. 1-lfy bldg, f\lrn. mo- 10-mo et S350tmo Con· lec1 Al Quinlan. 833-9550 FULL ~ office In Nftpor1 C«iter. FuNon ltlano Antweflng tV() only aieo avllil•~ lll llHITM Simi 640-5-470 ... llllllnl FurnltMCI. lnCI MCtM.,Y. conf.,ance rm, ffAX. phone eytttm. etc. vtew. Cell Rlcll 759-1010 FtE.. bee ~· omc- IYllll. ~'~' ... vie.a lnc:I Newly re- model9d L.••t omc. equip Call Jiii 714fl52·611t t to 6. Mon ttwu Fri &;Mi oMolt "°"' . QR* ....._ E 17th It. Colla ..... ,.... tor -......... UftnmlTID 114-211-1111 IEEI Piil n• M ISSISTllT llUIEIS TU•IEI'' 1Wortc '°' major Oil com-" •• I pal\iel. $15/Hr 845-1SS4 Red Cro11 authorized I PllllACf Cl.DI provider looking tor c:.rllfled lnatructor for Pr~ Pl> daaired bUIC tlrll aid and C p A 5 day weetl. Full or Pwt training Cell Jamie Stahl Time No mgt111, weell· 11 (714) S4&-8943 end Of holidays. Newport Oon t o.c>et\d on word 01 mOul" deC)end on Clatto· IO«l ......,. you !\live-. '"•no•oMll CREW MANAGER BE YOUR OWN BOSS * Potitiont available for telf-motivated individuals to operate soliciting crews for the Orange Coast Daily Pilot. If You : * Have An insured van, wagon or large car. * Enioy working port-time in the eve- nings, ,earning full-time $$$ * Hove the ability to motivate Then we have o job for yov. No eaperienc:e neceuory Fvll troi~ o-.-oiloble. For fvrth.r information or to schedule on '",_,....,....,. CAU (714) 642-4333, Ext. 209 M-F 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM -------.......... .. Edcle Ganz• . ....., of 1 llnt.,. entlfbfn.. ment '"'""· sold (40) .. ~ .. the Daly Plot for the ............. Bl I pM1 of h wil1i'I tHM, bt I part of Hdt· 1Rc pr_.tioM Ille lllil •·_.um £X1U llDEl .. the .. ... """ .. , 8Mctl 640-6568 EJ $2.44 per day That's ALL you pay !Of 4 hna JO day m1n1mum 1n the SERVICE DIRECTORY F0< m0<e 1nfOl"matt0n CALL TOOAVI! ISi FOi LOIS Your ServlOa Olfeciory Rec>r...,11at1ve 142-U21 bt.J10 ....... 111111 C.llf Publloc Utllltlel Commlnlon, REQUIRES thal all ~. hOUMflOICI * IO COWCTIOIS * Early morning motor routes available. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance CALL 642-4333 HUNTlNGI'ON BEACH. ca>T A WISA, NEWPORT BEACH. FOUNTAIN V AUEl, IRVIMI & LAGUNA BEACH d'86r. ottomen. new con-& , . ..,. MUST au. d lt l on 0•11 trim adorable, r•putetll• 714-641-3'M .,,...,_ & ~ on l'TWO Contour lounge Pf•• I 643-0152. Free to ~ ttoMe. a.. wtttl n.moi11c Haet & Y"'-atlon S100 & Beautiful e l,len s 1000 S4e-3758 Sl'laP*d x. ,... ~ IW811nut Art Deco. wwd- neutered. obedtenc• trained. abeolu~ r~ SIOO ~ me1cNng ~.or.-df...., wtrrwror seoo llida OwMr9 ~ 080 Mutt Mii IU1. 831-7270 Rtlonda 7141873-5704 Fntky 1 '1' otd __.... Ian/German S~d Mhc.elanecu 6015 mUI, fem* .,..,..., -- •wAN1'ED·AMERICAN celant watch~'° IND4AN ITEMS Cun tor I a good non.. Baketa, Pottety. ~·1 etc Gary 7W248-791 _ 1. & •l•- Giant Yellow nn Tuna • 1 REMEMBER Mile.,_ Dog ltuff9d, r..oy to hang on 1n "Down end Out In your wall Mutt Mii Be¥ar'ly H1h9?'" Y0Uin9 494-1105 b4actl & wtllte 8ordlr ~ I •. maNI. abendOI• 1n • Computers 6018 1 oeaert motel. Stoned ~ people coneequeinlly 1989 Smfttl C«ona Word '*'1d 111 one .,.._ 5111 -.. Procesao ing ana 1r1 OMS> need ot • r (PWP 10) &ana new onl) 2 rows of I lemtty TNs one la~ rit>t>on u..a saoo ,_ ~' c.a ~ w:~ :_in s.cr11ic. S4so ~~I ;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=== I~~~~~~ ~/Fws/ Alt '9anos 1 °'91"1 STYLIST 6025 I 6059 Exp & talef'lteel tlytlst --...,....----...-...... PIANO Kimball pettte needed. grMt 1oce11on. _,.,._1ma11 beby grana . .-.u. per- NB Salon 54s-5ett .llWl1IT I lct cones. UC $3500. ... ...,.. L erge 1elect1on of A!so DX7. Pro C-& A-TllCIO •-•"• di amonds vintage treme stand, ~. Cradentleled for Newpof1 Wltc:hel lnCf RoleJC and : $80() • f75-7171 °' lrvtne learning center Pat• We buy. NII. trade 101u1onnl)U;Cskllla F0< and repair, William Info cell 844--0422 HarOld Jewaler1, 3118 Newpor1 8IYd ., 32nel 111-UU .. -........... .. .. " I I 11.1 .... , •••• ~~8!:~·= NNpattiNdl 6169 Sectffioa $7.800 PleeM CUSTOM l'Nlde tie dlfllnO call 650· 75 73 laave table. 4 chairs. Solid meaMge Mac>'e 3 cuaNon IOfL ~ 6010 mt ..... -on.. must go 650-&Ml 1959 SEE8ERG STEREO 18 rublea 21 dlemoncl JUKE BOX 45 RPM HIO chips Coclctall ring ~IYS· Many 45 records Brand naw1 S 195/080 9(12-8739 I (7141511-8391 .,_.. (714) 5.4S-3723 UllYlllY Cteuitled eo-tieing tall• '°"' melM09 Into • lot oe '--• Mthout YCIU 9-""""to..,._,..... ======== Elec: -Plumt>-Palntlng-Lt J Ja MASONRY WATER PROOFlNQ c.rpentry. etc 831~ FOR THINGS HUSBAND CAN.T OR WON T DO Satisfaction Guar Blocic-8rldl-conctete ls1a1,., daeka. balconiel Patio-Waite• and Drive. ' llcenM lna'd e.t~ 137·2887 Uc 494-5878 I --_ --- SHANNONSIOE CONST I ·~~ Cu•tom eoncr.1e & M•I~"' wortt 7224~89 aonry UC 512963 au.... ., ------ ·' ::-r·· •.. ' . ' •' t . • ' ~ • , , , ,. .. .. ,. -. ,,. .•• , •r,-11.;1 · SITTING SERVICES "s.Nof" Slt'9n Uw--tn Uc. Bonded 720-0707 ,·· -...: ~·-~ -=-· MnelMuMlile app11t..Udes ia ca-iliell-Ub Hsjt. ftr'/ ............ .... toyowU .... r•••· --iii---..-.-i.=======l· ... -lillllllllllimliliimiilm.I!"~ •• .. ----lllO. _..... .r.-= ~;; :-.::· n:!:'!!: ... II tt11 ~a. ......... t,.OADIOOllO --.""!.,":· .._ ........ ,--.,. 111100 110111101' 'W!1~ It .... ti. II.GOO ....., 11.-.0_...,. .. ~ -· noJ·.=.-::::· · ~,.;;;; :~:.~=~·::t ~-'· · • :-.='= ... ·,..... ~o:..-eift=.=. ..... W 'ower "Wint '"' Very CllW\, t OWMr, 9CM< IV. a11+AU 1iil &: .-. °"*°'· 11.IOO • • M1 w. 11'1 It. C.-u, · eo w • 1n 5 Atr, o .... p/atMttng. .,, .... ~...,..,,. on,._, ~.•te oeo. MiACl6ll itl4 1666 Q4 w.on. I • ale. oeo........ AUtO P/8, •.•.en-. ~.~·,,.,,..,, ion. ,... ...... -~ t1NIOOll)-etored "*"°'· •.ooo. 161"'400-..•M-5913 T\RO, Meutlful OOft• ...woof ....... 9"oy ,ORD ... iALCON P-1.;, pll &mmaicullte. tMUJ,turnlmlee -::::ir=::ir: •~•,..liilit ..,.. • ,_.en-.......oeet .,., c1tttan. ~ ""*· a1 wt111, ., OOYtr. bike flVnHl'A 2 door ""'~ 11at30ll o.M Platt. 403t. bOx• a dWglt ....... a ..... .A.I& .. -. ft11t111 ...... ftr4 tH&~ORO,ALCON HONOA 'l6AOOOAD r~de. •1•.000. racll, tl,200 010. mdo.MwPllnt,Ut•, Ital mlee. ..,. ..... 9UI0.111-11IO. .-r-ar• tn0~80' ..................... toyollnder,ellcqlNl.Xlnt ~"'~ 720-0210 """102. .,,..... Tw'Ull)'t... Dan ~Ulnget . ....,_., SUP IMO/M0.1tCM010 GOn<lltlon 12500 oeo. ..... bollent. Ml.-CEOli 1 ... .,.. TiiUMPH •71 CCi ............... 12780 . ..,..5741 ...,. .. ..-ac M bO~'--~. 5C)t4, llOll.a ~ ~2 .,' ..... 1. 141-MU 4"..Q114.-llnge. Mua1 .... pttoe124,500, TfU. Rvne eJCO.llenC ttlSHetbOtlNd. · · • =.!_., ,iiii!Miijliiij .... f19llllilllll!9 IO' JC 11' !Mil bollC elpa •d0&#...._241~100. -'"""".090.644-1371 LlNCOLN '11 Contin.fttlf __ ..._ •"-" "" ' ... -1111•U 50! ---_....., ••r•-c11at1•• 8m1111. so••· 14 <tOt4fJ I, a¥allable. Newport XUtali-.Of19Cf 91&5 -MIE..OIEOU 1MUOOO Voltto 1"4'0L 4tO tnQIM, Aune QOOd. tutnlture remote lteeftnl, _,..., I• a oh • C a I I JHfl 1HI Wrangler, -6 ep, p/" *'·ow, p/w, TUrt>o.exoea.ntcondltlon, ~ equipped, ~t 11280. IH.t42.0A7 Jol'rfl Olel, I033. t>o.-I 12,500 090. 11'-094t 7141ta-5m . a.tillra edition. 11.000 11• Ila pit. tlh. ONIM, low mllel. I blue. 111,000 mil••· c:ondlllon, new Ur••. UNOOlN 'ta ConUMnUll ..... "'* 11' H<MN! Power iiilff, ., .... mn mllet, •JCC•ll•nt con· TlllllllLUll {2Q=·r l1S,90017M226. aunroof, U .171. Luirurtoue Ndan. lmpeo. IH•_!J'!!=!'..t,. MeCMW ThomM. eos7• 40HP VMw, f*\1., ifOO/mo. 9elboe 191end. dltlon.S10,500080.Cell We wlll pey you 11000 to MUtceois sooco ln-1111. Mt*. Ml power, dlohat Pf7we1__.,._.i.. Im ~ bO::.n '"""· l().M, fNllY CONOie. eenvtia cowr, c.it 714-f7&-5095 .,,. 5• 412•7185· t'~! .. ~ t!'!~ ........ , .. _..Jo, ... ~ _25 .. ., ..... !'!lie M I TUAIO ttH. oham· Good ~1•1 :::O. ,..., ~ ':9' th~ m :~:l(;AW0080) bOx• & mite.~ belt tank. F'leh. akl Ot ... ,.._ ..... -· m -•• " ..... ....... • • peon• with palomino . .._.. 0 -· ......... ... ~ 81lbOI Tllre1dwat••· eight .... ~.900. Excel-SLIP FOR SAILBOAT Trucks 9035 madla1elyl BHuttful tp-M teeth«. lmmacutete & runt & looke good, =m=:~t be Jt•i• .... I027, b0ll81 *'' oondltlon. 8734800 UP TO 4$'. CH!VY 'M PiCK·lJP = ~~ ... ~ I comptetety io.ded. 71K •~.900. oeo .... 0409. '""· ••.th.et Call u... .. .., ~u.uctt.906$ . .,. .. 1!!3KWUNt~.·~."2v~F·. =:t-P~:!t w1THf"'EM1PuE1L.!.~-5. phon. 5~-wtth rme..~ ..... 11'.500. vw 11111ug con¥iiilble. 122-n20 --~llN ··~~=-CoMt VIW ...-.~ ,.,. n mo. ,_ n--n ~ext~• lmaglnebte ........ u ... I Wiii contlder rMIOMble Red/wf\lte, mint eon· .... --0.lty Piiot Augull 15. 22. r•d•r. video de~ SLIPS AVAILABLE SEE. &42.0587 1575/month. Cell {012023) I on.. 79()..Hll dltlon.17.900. 113--448-4 mv~~l~to-........ "° ~':"m=.~~\uttt· 31' snp a 40' su~ 859-3879 111AH ....... '14111. vw 1MS ea~ '";.tic. A/C, s1.2t5 OBO. ••·1111 1 1 w1tt In vecuum, Bimini at 3 tOt w .. 1 Coalt wy ' Vans 9040 llUTILllllA 10 .. , 4 "°°'· Jdnt oond. MovtnQ down under, mut1 536-73411. i~~~ii~~~ NlJC NOTICE enclo9ure, dinghy Davit, ~&4~ c: 'II u.. 2925Harbor19tvd. C.M. 13995. 873-3421. After ..... PerMc:t wtllte, con-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii _ _:..=:~.;.;:;~--- •nchor Wlndlah. R• * 1WI II' flll Like newt ,08309 tl .. 2.. 1 t2 noon 723-1533 verUble. 541< mllH, mt• ..W. 'II TllllD ..... U I '1C~MllMU duced 10 s97 ,OOO Misc Tr-..._ F~ U Haul truclc1 121"' MERCEDES '14 230. GM, 11•500· Call H0-1312· Coupe, fully loaded, .... ...-.. A,...,., 7 14-772-2501 daya. • -..,..... .... v.. .... ....... , ~ · r I 4d00t,xlntoond.13995. vw Convertible Super-L..-.w/,...,1111 C>e3 -·· 714·722·7772 wMkends. rtefhl1ur!!~. IA..!.nudMln•erohoomo! ITllllll •YHI 873-3421. After 12 noon. Beetle 1974. new ... IT= iunroot. (• 35) I The tollowlno ~·> e nl g1 Lee e C-/Trlltn 8014 ·--"'" le .. 111.ltf ert doing bu1lnet1 H ev n v ;;r== plete nlely chec , new LTI ...... 1 M• llllAPlll.mll'll i P.P. 723-1533 motOf/toS), 13,800/080. eftMtt.( 711M) OANDHI DEVELOPMENT, meaage. 1978 23' AWO. many new paint jOba and l'Mohan-1~ Jembor., N.8 . Loededl(t0431A) -tH 854-eMS/213-854-4540 ltll1Jli 91fMI LTD , A CALIFORNIA LIM- 1987 Beytlner. Bowrlder, utru, one owner. 1c:a1 WOfk wl'lef"• needed ••·HU ..... I :--4'TIWllM-vw .15 BUS CAMPER 11...... LTI •:,'!le ~ 1TEO PARTNERSHIP. 860 c D M . s 5 • 7 0 0 Incl new cerb. E11cellent -·---Auto, p/1, air, CNIM, p/w, ~, l3000 080 ...... • ... 1540 Jetn ... N . 1910. Colll M•H. CA 15hp, trailer, tkl pylon. In $4,095. ~2-8592 One has rebUllt engine -•-•• •-• I -Van1 ctMn. Xlnt c:ond. "t MB Town Ctnttr Drive. Suite d760-0361, •760-0301. Motorcydff / rubber on both truck•. A CURA 1989 V8L Legend 2925 Herbor Blvd, C.M. p/I, alloya. LOW mu ... Im-84&-2909 Of &42·5133 u...m .., • .,, ... .... 92~itMA DEVELOPMENT. 23. 454 H.P Fish Nautlque Scooters 8018 O<lvn d•lly. very def*l· •DR, tully loaded. e11ce4· 171·2111 macutate. (tH03214) --•...-....•~ INC . Cellfornlt. 650 Town 1 h 11 dable. S5,995 e1. OR 2 lent condition, 30,000 f 111,tll .a.-.. "-m........ 9w •••• --9"• "-ter Ortve. Sult• 1910. w t cover· tr a er 1979 GL tOOO GOLDWING for S 11,000 Contact mlles, extended war-,__"""' ... -:1V1J hlta... ..,.., e S 12·000 675-5723 Cyc:le, lull drns S2.200 Hank Knight ti Dally ran1y, S 19,000 day HYUNDAI 1987 GLS t Ol&ITM. AMA 1978 VW RABBIT. GOOd •• ..... ~~~1 M:-:;1;e~:21: con· 28' Calif. 19N FG, twtn 090 &46-2307 Piiot. 714-842-4321 591-2120 eve 873-5679 33K. 6-spd. runs·loOks ex· 2925 Harbot Blvd c M condition. Beet offer. Call -... -t .... by e 1•-11ec1 ft .... ,_. ' C e 11 e n t , S 3 . 5 5 0 . • · · """ ... "'' ..-• gH, tleeps '*· mint, YAHAMA XT ENDURO AOIU '17 tmlU 631-3027. 1 171·2111 Deva 497-5047 "11p S 17.000. •98...,.04 1 S800. Excellent con· 1990 DODGE MAXI IU l• llY OLDS l970 Cutlass Su· The rtgl1tr•nt eom- Bo9ton Wheler. Outrage d l tlon. 531-6000 . 360 V-8 AT/AC/PB/PS 510syps,c:attEXT~~crC~~A~~ JAGUARl988XhJ6 : ,. white beauty with preme, 2-dOOI'. loaded. ~-~o tr1~~ttt~~ 22. Loran. VHF, supe< •97. 75a5 Of 966-1689 Partially convertlon. low Light grey· • owroom MERCEDES 1985 300TD " 11 . "late .. 1e. 1 owner. neu .,...,., ,... '"' """ CC. auto pilOt , Blmlny. m1leege. Illness lorces <0092•9> quality, 55.000 mtl••·I WAGON. White leath«, burgundy velour nterlor 12450 . E11c:el l ent bullnnl nemt 0:05n;o" S16.5K, 573.41•1 4 \llhffl Drlve/.Jetps .. , •. 117,500. 631-2177 OIUTM.AOIU $21 . .SOO. ~4-8a..3 I tun roof. Excellent ~~·n~~9t~ i~rt:. 775-6840 111~-:i,•t;.~~ w•; nlld 9030 DODGE 1978 VAN. 2925 HarbOr Blvd, C.M JAGUAR 1988 XJS, S20,500. 759.7035 7aO-l~8. . with the County Clerk of O<· Sall Boats 70141---------Excellent engine. 171-HIO gray/gray. showroom1MERCEDES BENZ 1988 rtllllC NOTICE PlB.lC NOTICE '1~ County on July 111. ------------1980 CHEROKEE CHIEF Oeelh In lamlly s2850 condition. special wneeea. 1 l90E, white exterior, CAD. 1981 ELDORADO ll90 22' CATALINA '83 JEEP 108.000 miles, 1/8, 499-0134 S2t.OOO. Days 682-5«9;1 burgundy Interior. O..th In femlly. 13850. rte:TITIOUI MlltNlll FICTITIOUI IUllNEll ,_.,.. 7 5 Hond•. new 150 good condition Needs Eves 730·5'425 Chrome Wheel•. 59.000 •99-0134 evening9. NA• aTATUllNT NAMf ITATEMINT Qeml'llt OtwtlOP"'•ftl, Genoa. roller lurllng, work $3250 (714) ...... ,,,.._S, JAGUAR 1989 XJS con-I mllet. GrNt condition. CADILLAC 1975Efd0fed0 Thelol1owlngpe1son1•rt Thelollow1ngper1onsere IM .. • CA C0tp, ll1aJUlf VHF,head.poptop,all 898-715• rv11 ..-~ D h S17500714·720-1153 Con low mile bNuty dolngbu9lneua1· do1ngbusint11 •• (Mlb),.alef,,.,...ldint cushions and canvas. - ---Classics 9045 A ffW ~ • vertlble ore gray. ' · v. · VENTURE SALES t02 no WIRELESS 603 w Pub11"*3 Oftngt CO..I bow and stern pulpits. 1990FORDBRONCO MIMZY•IAUTa cre1mlnteri0f 16Kmllet.:NISSAN '90300ZX Beet oner over S6,000 SchotzPlu• •Je.Newe>ort B• Belboa Cettf ·92663 oeily PitotJuly25,Augu111 . boombang.swimladder.Completely equipped CHEVY ·57 BEL-AIR ~ 3·36KmllewarrantyEx·•ao1d. auto. toYI. 3800 850-1150. Beectl.Caltte2663 JonH M9!ple,603W 11 15,1990 filled keel, Brl1101 con-many extras Must sell SEDAN Original con· ·••m. ~ owm 1 oetlent condition. Owner 1 mllft, $28,500. 583-1559 CADILLAC '79 EldOfedo. Cheryl Anne Adng t02 Bey. Balboa. Cam 92663 W.070 dltlon See at Balboa $18,000 673-~48 dltlon, low mileage. tuns ·1>•m.11m11m SUJ9 moving. S-47.500 OBO.I Dl•HI. Sharp. 81K. SctlOl.z Plue •36 N-port This bu11ne11 II con---------- Marine, slip 50. Newport ---great RARE Bl:AUTY. ·ll•SB<DWll J1UJS 768-1595. 770-5523 Loeded. S2350 0 80 Betch.Celll 92663 dueled by en 1nd1vldual PlB.JC NOTICE Beach S4.600 OBO. CHEVROLET BLAZER $8500or lradeS•0-60~ ·ll•1ll<Ullm Ut.e JAGUAR1l~89 XJSCpe : lllSU"LIU11U e.«-&689 Thl1 bu1lneu rs con· The r~1atr•n1(1) com· F"'TTTIOUI ........ 71•·6•5-2963 1987. 4 x •. tan, new --t5·spd p/1 elr caa roof. dueltcS by en 1ndtvlduel menced 10 1renuct bus•-'"' ... lires. babied $6,500 FORD '68-~.4USTANG • ••m<El'I) ~ Whlteltan53• 3mln~~o'11~'f· ' (FLUAAGE)' DAii LAI '11 Tht reg111ren1111 com· ,,.., undt1 1rie f •c.tihous NAIK aTATl•NT Lido 14 w/lrallef S 13So 5•8-4 193 289 engine. automaOc, , e PlllDI ~ <UIUll ta.9 phone. K -4· 4 llffl •-~ 1,.1 mtnCled 10 trtnuct bul• Business NameCtl 1111ed The lollowlng persona tr• Sabot Hull $125. Smpe -95% restored 673-0138 IHH:l171 Mazda l987 RX7 GXL ..-......... nae under the F1ct111ovs above on NIA dOlng bullnest u wltraller $575 Proceeds Oodoe 1987 Ram Cgr ...,. 39K, mmaculete, gar-Bu1lntt1 N1me(1) 1111ed Jon H Marple (a)NEWPORT HARBOR to boyscouts.642-3559 •••.360cl.v9,60Kml,8ll-BUY 1•AUT11UU.• Sspd, pl w. cc. p/snrl, 11 na .... , ....... ,.,4 aged.St1,800. 759-e971 •boveon July27, 1990 Th•• stetemenl was l1led LOCKSMITH (blABC LOCK _ _ cellenl condition. pros-IMU MA AUTI MAU owner. only 23K mllft, JOIO..,..,...... . Cheryl Adrig wilh Ille Counly cien. or or ANO KEY (c)NEWPORT With H ll 1nd dolly LASER peclor pkg full !railer ... -it-If (MJ $12.500 OBO •94-3059 I CHEVY 87 CAMARO RS Thie •ltltmef\I wu hied llnge Counly on July 31 BEACH HARBOR LOCK & $800 good condition p •ck age O a r n e I --· r.--w MHIA 'II p /I SI I Oesta.... BMvtllvl. 5 tpeed, power with 1he County Clerk ol Or t990 SAFE ( d) NEWPOR T .SAB0 1' S300 lair red/Ivory S 11 500 through classified It f.....,, llltl Au -71....., .... 11 everything, low mileage tinge County on July 3t I F465074 HARBOR LOCK & SAFE, 646-4126 &40-1568 I PI S. air, cess. CUii wheels. $7800. 557-9670 1990 Pubhshe<I Orange CoHI (•)NEWPORT HARBOR Cu1tom camper shell _._ ,.1 F..soTt Delly Pilot August 8. 15, 22. LOCK & SAFE (!)NEWPORT TRADE now 1fJ \\ \ YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFI ED 1 llWIHl 'll Aulo 111 records ( •6311) 111,ttt ITHUllMTlll LTl.,11.,.rtleulll 1540 Jamboree, NB .. 0.1.u (365898) I -n Publlshtd Ortnge Coast 29 t990 SAFE CO (g)NEWPORT 17111 ltlUll ITllU 1UJ II IL --Otlly Pllol August 8 15 22 . W-092 BEACH HARBOR LOCK & OIAITAL AOIU 1 s-Si>eed. air, tllt. cue, low V-8. euto. pi t. atr. 1111, 29, 1990 W-Oll 1 ~~~E(~;;re~~~~T LL~KK : 2925 Harbor Blvd. C M mll• (0278261 crulM . p/w, p/I Low, low Ml.IC NOTICE SAF'E (l)NEWPORT BEACH 171-JIOO I 12111 mllell <909973> .. -·c NOTICE LOCKSMITH (klABC LOCK 111,fll l"UUU FICTITIOUI IUllNHI ANO KEY 711 W 17th St NAME STAT!MENT I TH94ert l.W.t Fer4 llUTAL 11111 f 12111 The following P41'ton• ere J 3 Cost• MtH Cellf IUIA 'It J21 JOIO..,.., ~ 2925 Harbot Blvd.CM FlCN!!!!<>"ITl"'~INfNTll dOlng t>u"nets., 92J627k L •• 71 t w • •-....a... .. ~-:.".., Ill 2---..... ows CA UNITS VENTURE ac .. '"'Y9''· UTOIUOI _ .. -• -The following IMl'IO!'ll ere 1300 Dove Strttl Suite 200 17th J.3 Coate Mtse Cell1 '-.-------• Auto. pi s, air, 1tereo I 114-142 .... 11 dOlng buSlnna H Newport Beach Calrl 92660 92627 1• Elllra clean! Low mllft I PARAOON CABLE 744 1 Property 859115 •n · Chris M)'9'1, 711 W 17tn llW 'llUlt 5 speed (2CBM477) 112,tll can11111w 1500 Auto Mall Or. SA IH·31l1 (342335) FORD '88 THUNDERBIRD Chapmen Avenue. Gerden COl'Poreted California 1300 St J.3 Co11e M ... Call! II.I. Elan. Fully 10.ded, mutt Grove. CA 9264 t Do SI I s illl 200 N-92627 1tllNl ... tJU..1 1ell S6,900 OBO KBLCABLESYSTEMSOF Po:Be::h C~hl 92660 • This bu11nt11 11 eon OIASTAL &OIU I White All Recordt. 721-6338 THE SOUTHWEST Inc Thll business ,1 con-ducted by l'lusbany • general pert The reo111ren1(1I com· Ill 2100 ••t AAA FORD 88 MUSTAN Sun• 700 Houston TX nersnip meneecl 10 tren1ac1 bull· • 11,IOO IU.t, .. ,_.,, CONVERTIBLE 77024 The reg•Slranl(SI com neu unOtr the Ftcllllovt ~~~~~~~~=I 5 1peed. red. llereo Thia business is con· menced 10 trannct bus• Bu11nen Neme<11 lltltd --------• iii I Private p1rty CetMtte, crulte control oue1eo by • corporeuon ness unoer lhe Ftcllhovt ebove on 1964 •--------(71•)llO·lJM e lc 32K $8400 Tne reg 111ren1 com· Business N•ml4ll listed Chri•Mve'S llW 'HHM 5 speed (2CBP6661 114,tll ORRIHllW 1500 Auto Mall O< SA 131·3171 llZ 'II 1IOI I 67l-<'220 m8'lced to lrt naecl busi· •t>ove on A ull 1 t990 Thtt tl•letMnl wu hied Very well cered IOf, exel (71•) .......... -,,.., undtlf tne f1c1111ou1 Presioent ug w11n lhe County Clt(k ol Of. condl (2BYG688) PORSCHE 1972 91 tT A.-buttness name or nemea This stalemenl was 111.o ange County on July 3 t, 111 Ill stored llke new Cali me Fiii FllmA 1111 llattd above on M.,ch 1989 w•lh 111e Coun1y Clerk ol Or-!990 ' lft I S 12 oOo 8'2·2923 CHMtte, ch1rcoa1 colOr KBL Ceblesyatems ol Ille ange C0un1y on August ' Ftel075 OIRIU . ---Extre c:IMnl (2DNL984) Soulhwnl Inc Mich• .. v t990 Publianed Ofenge eo ... 1500 Auto Mall 0<, SA SHb 1973 Roctiet 98 llffl F_.t Vtce Pruldtnl f4a5220 Oe1ty P1101 Auoutt 8 15 22 Ill 1171 • I Th11 t1e1emen1 wes flied Publi"*' O•enoe CoHI 2~ 1990 • 1coupe, great condlt on, Tlt ... n l.Wn Ftr• wtlh 111e County Cieri< of 01· O•••y Piiot Auousl 8 15 22 W-093 ~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ 1--------•l•-------•I 11100. 7W548-7479. Jlll..,._,ltf4., enge County 1~J~~ ~ 1990 --Ml--l-C_NO_TI_C£ __ ......... Publlahed Orenge Caul _______ w_-09_7 _ __;~..;.;..;~;;..;..~-- 1 ' I ' I WE WILL DailyPi~at Huntington Beach I Fountain Valley ELL INDEPENDENT ORANGE COAST OUR WEEKLY A ... R GUARANTEE! We will sell your car. If after 3 weeks your car isn't sold, we will run your ad for free! NO STRINGS AITACHED. Just call us to renew your ad. Run 1 O w ords for J weeks at $ 1 8.50. 55e each addrtional word. Must be prepaid. A word constitutes anything that has a space between it. For individuals only NAME-------------PHONE _____________ _ ADDRESS CITY-------------- STATE ZIP----CHECK #---AMOUNT ENCL. --- MASTERCARDNISA# EXPIRATION DATE MESSAGE: I MAil. TO OAJLY PILOT, J.JI Mn IAY nun, COSTA MESA. CA tM• ATTN1 NO STlllN~S ATI'AOfB> L-•----------------------~-----------------·-----------~ 71'""2 .... 11 ~~~IOI Auou11 8 15 22 P\llllC NOTICE ~.J:::.J: TO 1---------. I HU. AlCOHOUC FICTITlOUI 8UllNH HVIE .. AOEI NA.ME ITATfMENT The following person5 Ill! I T Wh ~z-: eonc.<n dOlng business 11 o om I •Y SHANA 5 57'12 Oakley MATINPOUR Hemld & HILDEBRAND Richard, Jeanne and Terr Irv•"• Celol 9771~ TA VAt<OLtyl F1tr~!._h~h P Y L L I S th h Seymwr t emPl!fl 5722 •SCerel •PP tng 0 ,,.. .,... H Be • IS two StSters. Oekl• Terr Irvine Caul pertment of Alcoholic HLLDEBRAND born Dolly Braggs and Bet l1n 715Y Be~eraoe Con1r0l 10 selt •• June 20, 1935 m Los tey Rea and hi.s sevt>n Sn111ey R L1mper1 5722 conOllC beVet•8:' •1 tOlll Angeles, CA pasaed 1randch1ldren The IO•kley Ttrr Irvine Ce111 :-.~·t:~26&0 ,!~~ away on August 11. Rou.ry w1U be held 92:~1~ t>usoneu s con ON SALE BEER & WINE 1990 in N ewp o rt 7:30 P.M. at Panf1c lduciedbyhusbenoand W1fe tPUBEAT PL JltctnN(ll Beach, CA . Resident View M emonal Park I The •eo1ttren11s1 com Pu1>1isnt0 Orenge CoHI 0( ,... __ ,,. M-· for 53 d W d d menced lo 1r11Mac1 bus• Oe11y P1101 Auou•I 15 1990 '-'U3..,. ,.._ to ay' e n es 8 Y nen unoer '"" r.c1o11ous W· t09 years Survived by August 15. 1990 and Business Neme151 1,s1ed --------- her husband, John E. the Mus will be at ebove on Ju1y 18 1990 P\8.JC NOTICE Hildebrand of Costa 10.00 A M at our Seymour Lempert NOTICE TO C"IOO'Of'I Mesa, daughtt>rs, Vic Lady Q ueen o f l w•tT;;~'t8~~~~~,9~='0,'':;' I OF IUUC "'""'''" tort a C havez o f Angels tn Newport ange County on July 31 (8-a. 1101-4107 Rowland H e ights, Beach on Thursday 1990 u.c .C.) F4*5077 leer-.... -.MC Kathleen Skinner of In heu or fluwt'n. th<" Put>usne<J OranQll CoHI NollGt •• heftily QIYlfl to Beggs. O klahoma. f•nuly requests don(l· ,oaitv p,101 Auou,, e 1s 22 ,cred11or1 or lht within Laurie Cash of H unt· uons be madt' to the> 29 1990 nemeo 1ren1ftt0ti•> lhtl • mgton Beach. and son UCI Collt'gt' of Medi W·Oil5 bulk t•enaler 11 •bou• 10 b4 made on pe11one1 PfC>Pt'1) JEH H ildebrand o f cine Foundauon for Ml.IC NOT CE hertin•rter d..c111>e<1 Costa M esa. also Neuromustular Dis I T~n•mel•l •nobu .. ne.a survwed by 4 grand- orders P1Ktf1l· Vlt'W FICTITIOUI IUllNEll &dOress of lht 1nttndtd children ln !Jeu o f M ortuary Dtrl"ClOl'S NAME IT A TTMENT lrtntler()tjlf are DONO HA flowers d onations ""··-2100 . Tne lonow1ng penon• ••ll PARK ANO SARA PARK .,..., doing business as 149S Sul>tflor Ave . ~· may be sent to the BOTTROFF (Al NEWPORT PARTY Po'' Buch CA 92683 American Ui~r So-D PLANNERS U .... LIMITEO (8> T~ IOeal!O'\ rn CellfOl'nll Wilfred Bottorrr NEWPORT PARTY PLAN ot lhe cntef •xtCullw ottlU Clety M emorial Ser-d ied August 13, 1990 NEAS i 77 -A Riverside Ave or prinetpel bu .. ,_. otllce v i ces. Thursda y. Bartholomew County Newport Beecn CA 92663 ol 1ne 1n1endt<l 1ren1lttor '' August 16. 1990 al Hospital Columbus. Brien wuvtr 2066 Se• SAM1E 1..__ "'·-·~-7 00 PM Bell ' Cove Coal• 11,1111 CA Al o ,.., .,......_ n-tn lnd1ana Resident of 92927 and addr-uMCI by lhe Broadway Chapel. Costa M esa 51 y~asrs, Th11 bu11neu '' con· intended trenaferor within 110 Broadway, Costa returnin t o Col · due•8d by an •ndMduel lhree Y9W• l••I put to lar M esa. C A Pierce g Tne reg111ren1111 com H lo.r>OWf' lo the intend«f B ""-IJ B d umbus lN in 1988 mencecl lo trensect t:>utl· lrenaltrM •'• NONE ros. ~ roa way Reured Offtct> man· ne1s uno1., the Fte1111ou1 Tne ne.me(1) and bullneH M ortuary. Directing ager and aud1k>r for Bua•ness N•m•<t> 11sted •ddr... of lh• inttndtd 642-9150 Knox I nd us tria I , •boBYll onw August 3 1990 g~~·~~-:i,:b ~~·c ~~ nan eeve• LA RUE Santa Ana. C A Th•• sleltmenl was filed 70 Offrfield lrvtn• CA Roa Wilson LeRue, G raduate of DePauw w11n the County Clet"k ot O. 92714 aae 70, ~ft ..... ....A away Uruversily and Vet· •"Q9 County on Augut1 3 Thal Ille PfoPertY petll· e ~ t990 ntnl hlrtto It described In August 13, 1990 In eran of VW II Air ,....,. o-ei u e11 11oc1ontrede Newport Beach H eo Force. Married Emmo Put>tlsn.ct Orenge Cotti furniture. flxtur" equip. WU the owner and L ouise Middaugh Oerty P1101 Auou•I a IS. 22 mtnl QOOdwlil. and lrlde 29 1990 name of• dry c1Mner1 bull· general rnanaaer of February 2. 1950, she . w-oee neu and 11 IOCtled •I 149, Mark Oplc.lca.l. lnc. for pasaed away January Superior Ave . Ntwporl 25 yea rt He Is 4, 1988 Survd1vRed Boby 2 MLIC NOTIC( e.;:'·~nwne uMCI aurvwed by h~ wife eons, Donal t-by 1ht Mid 11antfef0f1•l •I Uorochyof43yean; t o rff, L ewisville. FICTITtOUllUIMH H id 1oce11on 11 CHIC ,.,, ch.ildren, Diane. Texas, Jerry R Bot-NAMI ITATIMINT CLEANERS Wilham,. Sharnn, torff San Jose Dill-The 1°'1°""1ng PtflO~•> Th•I Mid bu1t1 tren•fef 11 • art dOlng bullnt11 u 1r11en<111c:1 to be eon1e1m· Ill••••···· fornl a , 7 gra nd-(•) HElt OELI (b) CHAR· mt1ed •t lhe oNICt Of OP· children, I great· TER CATERING 3000 Air-PORTU NI TY ESCROW l:•ndch ild., Siiler wly A¥t Colle M .... CA 1205 E Cl\apmen Ave . Or· Bo C I 9282t ange, Ce111orn1e t2eet on or ary u.o rff. o 0ouo111 oeigie 200t1 Of· '"" Auou1t '1. 1990 umbus, Indiana S.•r chkl, S-enl• An1 H11oht1, CA Thtt bulk 11entfer It eu1>- v 1ce1 Thurtd•y. 92707 iec1 to Catlfor™8 Uniform Aucus°t Uhh. lO 30 0r'::_ ::n~ :.,1 ~e111 Code hc1ton AM. In tM Atrium Of c. t2707 The neme "'° aoor ... Of Garland Brook Ctm ™' bullMH 11 con· tht pe11on with who"' e•arv Columbut rn. dvc•ed by • 11mitte11>11t1ner c1e1m1 mar 111 llled 11 Ofl -·1• . thtp PORTUN TY eac .. ow d.iana. No vlsit.11Uon fll• reg111t1n1111 aOfl'I-12'05 E c~ All9 . Or CcntrtbuUoru may be-menced 10 1r~ buel· .,._CA tHM. and the IMl m • d e t 0 ne11 uncter the netrtioue Oll'f '°' ~ cte1me bJ M> ~w Councv b1111neu n•l'M(•) 1111•0 creditor lhel be Auouat 30 , 1boool9 on ~ 2. 1tto 1tl0, WhlCfl 11 the~ United Fund Ar-DeueO...-oey tlefore tl\9 ~ r&netrMn\I by My r1 '"111 1t11.,..,t •M 111ae1 11on 01te epeclfled ..._. P\.&ntr&I &rvliCtt at wttll the.County Clertl ~ Or· ~ 11ytu11 t. 1wo h I u ch -.eoun~on.My2.1lllO DM "' c.._ Kl c t r nl away-NW c._. ... _... ~,.... Myen Cha~l. 1021 ll'vb!llMd 0r-. eoaet "'-fe> PHrl Street. Col· DaHy Plot ~ 1 I; 1a, ~ <>-. c.. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~~!!!'!~~l!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~!!!I!!!!~!!~~~{ wnt>u.. lnd&ana 47201 22 • '"° -oe1 • ,_ ~ 11. '"° • , ' > Con80lldattng domestic MO foreign 1Ub9'dlWleS of the LIBERTY NA noti&Al BANK of HunttngtOfl ~ In the stat. of CALIFORHIA, at tN cioM of ~ Of\ June 30, 1990 pubtl8hed in reepon• to Clll1 m.oe by Comotr°"9r ot the Currency l.lnder TIU. 12, United Stsl9a Code S«:tlOn 161 Chen9' f'Mnber. Comptrolar "' the Cut'fency F-ederW ReMrw o.tnct_ 0... ,.., ... "'n.1 ., 132 216 2 1 1&4 111 052 .().. -0· -0 -0- 0 1,HO 13' 12 1 -0- 3.091 3,933 3.7" .o- 10.81t \ --·OOMT U&Y M.OT ..... ..,.~ "· "'° • by 811 Keane P&All'OT8 "Remember, Jeffy, no playin' on the stairs." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson -./ ------- "Don't laugh He's collected $6 27 so far this afternoon .. NA1fCY AJlLO AJlfD JAMS OVERBOARD ~E WAS;, D1;~n~ -~ LIFE61JARO F~ OOIN6 WIAT 1-\E. O~T ro eit. DOt~(:r. MEV. MANA6Eft. IT'S TOO ~OT TO PLAV '' iODAV! A 60()~ IQ MINUTES MEAD OFT~£ RE5T ~ OF Tttf GU~5. -----o DRABBLE "~ -OJ ':>TILL~ T"KL '-OJ~ MlNO ~f ~I &1~ 11'4 A. 11 1 ~~ 'X>Mf.T~lNG ! ~E. o~ 1 ~Rt.. Lea t..T \~\5 1 t r--""'r---r-_. ROSE IS ROSE by Jim Davia l Alf>O COA'ff P HIM WllM ~Nf't' AHP ~'TUCK H I~ HEAP IN A PtCKLE JAR GfE, f MOPE " THAI PIPN"f !l()(JNP t.IKE ~Aa61NG- by Jerry Scott JODOS PA8m I'LL ee TN T'OUCt-1 lfljtl'H YOU TOMORRO\l'\I M0RNtN0 MR Sil.LINGS ' 1 'LL WANT TO ASI"<. YOU SOME QUESTIONS tJ" YOU C AN ARRANGE 1'0 t-1AVE SAM ----• D R IVER PRESENT I --• by Jimmy Johnson l"UKKY WINDRB&AJll WUY ~ 5Avt 11~ ~D !>TOP ~l~G fO u.a4 OnER~f~? by Chip Dunham FOR BETTER OR FOR WOIUIB ~ MOflVATIONAL ims ARE &oot6 ro &f'f !Af ~lt.Lf~ ..• by Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady ... WELl t.l:ll.,la:U ~ · &> 'PJ'rl.e... MMlHA·s en{· F~a-O! ·---. ti .. My '°"' Ulle L._,. -··--· .. ooedl -OIVlrlO .... ..... • ~ .... -.... ·--· pepta111 ·Mt-... T U II II 0 T • --0 .. -aey lit I I_.,,.. ........... .1 I I I r I OHlYa .. I non I .' I I I r . '''''I 1 r r 1 ... . r '1. i i Ar I· .. --:: ~ ·::.·,-::: -..., ....... 1.._. .... ._ ..... • 1i).:-::ia;,. r r r r r r r r 1 e ... '.1/:•rni I I I I a I I I I I ~ ........... , .1....0•1.iNO•• __ ..,........_ •1111 .................. -=-= .... · ...... •:,,-::;:~ ... ..,~ i f M l ,, I -I - I • mD•TD .. RAC& brttftl<9tcham ~ 'lif Ota. l W\~ HE HJ:U.lN1r LIVE UP10 H\S REPUTAT~ ! • A LL OF A SUOOl!N HI! Net:05 A L.A\NVeA , MAve~ we SHOUU>ve TAKEN HIM DOWN TO HEAOOUARTER5 TON IGHT C HRIS / N8 ' we HAVE N l!VtOENCE THAT W OULD JUSTIFY OU~ DOING THAT' 8 ·/S by Lynn Johnston To OPEN THE. CXX>f'\ AT1HE FtR'Sf ft>SS&.E ~t1VANO FL.l~~COIOF "THISCM!! ~:;;;:::;;;:._ ..