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THE ORANGE COAST
GOOD
MORNING I
It's Monday, Sept. 3, 1990,
and here) what's happening:
ORANGE COAST WEATHER:
Fair with hazy sunshine.
T•y'1 .Sp/low: '15·'4
Yesterday's hi~/low: 76-63
Tomorrow's high/low: 75-64
SPORTS:
...,_ Lape Ba..U:
Deilpn will
·~ pmes ... Cledaeed wiu .u,e1s 1, Qicaao t
Z4·HOU• HOTUN•
TOTH••OITO•
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INSIDE THE NEWSROOM:
For the holiday revelers
preparing to bop into their
1alopies, leave the beach and
JOin the snail trail on the local
freeways today, we have some
tips from a group called VlP
Orange County.
The group points out some
quick -or at least quicker -
routes to cenain count.y desti-
nations than those used tra-
ditionally ... The routes were
recommended by Yellow Cab
and Dial-A-Ride, so away we
go:
Lapaa Beacla to Suta Au:
Talte Pacific Coast Highway to
MacArthur Boulevard to Main
Street.
B•tiqtoa Beacla to Sota
Au: Take Main Street (which
turns into Ellis Avenue) east
until it turns into Euclid and
drive north to Sant.a Ana.
Newport Beacla to El Toro:
A void MacArthur and the 405:
talte PCH to Laguna Canyon
Road.
Finally, VIP suggests you use
the G arden G rove Freeway
whenever possible ... "Even
when you have to share it,
travel moves at a reasonable
pace."
INDEX
Bridge 84
Business A4
Classlfled 83·5
Comics A7
Crossword 84
Entertainment A9
Horoscope 84
Oplnk>n · A8
PoUce Log Al
Society AS
Sports 81 ·2
TV llstlngs A9
Weather A9
TODAY'S THOUGHT
"NO OM Is tnOIY pt'O-
loundly SMJ thM1 ,,. who
· lalghs too much ...
JNn Patt ltkhter
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 , 1990
" ..
Move over, George Mamilton
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Glrb lhow tllelr hln llne1 to ttte Jud9e• flop photoJ
white • .... ,. contnunt fal»ov•J cOMp•t•• for th•
Lobster eward In Sunday-1 Ann&Nll Wedge T•nnlnt
Tourn•"'•nt.
Wedge whompers
cook up another
tanning contest
8y HOU.Y J . WAGNER
Oollly ...... Suoff \If,. ..
NEWPORT BEACH -Bodysurfers of the Wedge Cf"('~ gathel'C'd
at the Jetty Sunday fo r what's pro~bly the silliest contest of the
summer -the annual Wedgt' Tanning Tournament.
About 50 bod)"urfen, malt' and f~male. hned up along the JCtl~
to be JUdged b) their peers in such 1llustnous compet1t1' e categones
as best all-around tan. best lt'gs, most cancerous face. blondest hair
and a rowd) assortment of other dubious d1stancttons.
"The contest is more of an excuse for t'veryone to get together
and have a party than anything else." said Fl'C'd Simpson. one of fi\C
judics.
"It was a smash hn." Simpson added. "The cops kt 1t go on e'en
thou.ah we didn't havt' a permit. bccau~ It was all amateur··
When ht''s not at the wedge. Simpson. 52. 1~ a markettng
consult.ant and manufactun.:r of Viper fins. the preferred fin of \\t'dge
whom~rs. ··t ve been coming here since most pf these gu ~s ~ere in
knackers ... he said.
"This year's contest was a s~t). h1lanous m('ss:· c0ntest
founder and Wedgewear maker Kenn "Mt'I" Thoman said "It ~as
the biggest one so far.··
Thoman. 33 ("gOtnJ on 23.'' he sa~s). said he began the conte'it
an 1978 as a way to bnng together his bodysurfing buddies.
He had one each year for the next four years. then the contest
faded as some of.the regulars began to lea ve the cre~ But he re'l'lxi
the contest 1n 1988. br popular demand. af\er ne~ ~mds were forged
with the next generatton of body whompers.
"It's like a fraternity down there." he said. "Thef"(''s a whok ne~
1encrat1on of guys nding there now."
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Coast
clear;
crowds
calm
By HOUY J . \JI AGNER
Oollly .._ SC-" llilrltet
The Coast was clear over the
Labor Da y weekend and Orange
Coast residents and v1s1tors alike
enjoyed maid tempn-aturcs.
Seventy-degree water and air
temperatures an the mid-70s
made for comfo rtable beach
weather. but the surf was down
along the Coast and drew tight
crowds, hfciuards reported.
At Hunungton Cit) Beach,
55.000 people were on the beach
Sunda) and lifeguards made only
ftve rescues. lifeguard Mitch Bray
said.
At Newport Beach. a crowd of
60,000 spent the day at the beach,
filling ~king lots to the brim.
L1feguar reported fewer thtn I 0
rncues.
Some of those on Newport
Beach enjoyed the annual Wedge
Tanning Tournament. an open
display of sw1msu1t chic and gen-
eral good humor.
Figures weTC unavailable for
Huntington St.ate Beach, life-
guard Jeff Schunk said. but park-
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'Cliff to
fall in
the sea
Transient sleeps
through shooting
Unless Laguna Beach
spends the money to
fight Mother Nawre
9y KMIN AUGa
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LAOUNA BEACH -Chunks of
1 Heisler Part cliff are unstable and
orobebly will continue to tumble
in&o the tea unlas the city fortiftn
the bluff. accordina to a ieo'olill.
A South U,una ICOIC>lic eftli.,_..
ina flrm hu 1nalynd the lite ud
rtt0mmtndtd actions the cit)' could
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9y KMtlN UGE
Md HOUY J. VI AGNtR
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LAGUNA NIGUEL -A transi-
ent esca~ if\JUr)' when the truck he was sleepina in 'was hit several umcs
with aunfirc early Sunday.
Jim P. Mqee. 30. was arrested for
suspicion of attempted homicide
after an hourlona standoff with ~riffs deputies at his Lquna
Niauel a1>9nment.
The intended v1ctim, David Blet·
iel, 41. slept throuah the abootina al~ 1everal bullets hit bis truck.
l«Otd1n1 to Shentrs Lt. Larry Ab-
bott.
.. Apperently he had bttn asleep in
tllc vehicle and was unaware h 1s
vehicle bad bttn struck wvcral
times by buUets." Lt. William Fran-
c1s said, add1na Bltttel was apparent·
I)' hv1ng 1n the truck.
Neighbors at the apartment com·
plex 11'1 the 24000 block of Hidden
Hills Road reported the shootina to
the sheriffs office at 12:30 Lm.
When deputies amved. they found Maaec on the balcony of Ms apart-
ment. shootina at the ~ Pl1bd
ICTOSS the street. Abbott said.
When officen ordered Maeee to
put down the aun. a .22-caliber rifle,
and sumndcr, be retreated iftlide
the apartment. where he remained
for the ne~ hour. ~ ~~ SWtina to evacuate .
raidents of ne\rby apanmenu when ~ surrendered, Abbott •id.
tnvestiaators believe M-.ec and
Blcttcl had ~-en totttbcr earlier in
the evcninJ. but do oot know how ......... ~.,,._, .........
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Orange Coast People
David Cham~rlln
An Irvine resident and the manager of hazardous waste
opcratJons for the Irvine office of Camp Dresser & McK~ (CMD).
one of the nation's largest env1ronmentaJ enginec:nng firms.
EDUCATION-------
A registered geologist, Chamberlin holds degrees from the
Uni versity of New Hampshm.· and Colorado State University. He
ha.s 12 years of cxpenence an hazardous waste 1nvesllgat1on.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WASTE-
He helps mvcst1gate hazardous wastes from the Rock) Moun·
tains to Southern Cahfom1a.
COM has 50 offices nat1onw1dc and ten offi ces overseas.
lAmpUed by Joy AJl'-'o•y
Correction
In Saturday's edition of the Orana~ Coast Dally Pilot tht ~ rong
photograph ran with the Orangt' Coa\I Peonlr prohk on Jim
Stanphill. The Dally Pilot regrets the error
•
; Tustin songwriter wants apology
~from Republican Party chairman
TUSTIN -.\ Tustin man "ho
wrote a patnotac anthem aboul tht·
Amcncan Oag as seeking an apolog'
today from the Orange County Re-
publican Part~ chairman v.ho \top-
• pcd a planned performance of 1he
song.
Frank K.azersk1. 36. of T u\l 1 n
• author of a song called "Red. White
-: and Blue - God Bless You ·· \aid
bis planned performance. at a rail~
• yesterday for Republican state as-
\ semblyman Cun Pnnglc of (_,arden
• Grove, was cancelled b) Tom
; Fuentct. the Orange Count) Re-
ORANGE COAST
publ11.a11 l'.tn\ lhc11rmdn
"°ver\ki. c1 Republican. said
Fuente$ lanlellcd the performance.
\a\ 1ng Ka1cr\l.1 wa\ not a cekbnt)
ln \tead ol allov.ang K.ue~k1 to sang.
f Ul'OtCS reported I) pla)ed a tape
rt.'curd1ng of the '>Ong "El' 1ra ··
"This pov.cr broke1 has ''•<>lated m~ fir'>I amendment nghts and I
~an1 an apulog} and to sing al a
future Kepuhlacan rall) of m y
choice.'· the \<>Ilg" mer saad "Just
be<.au!le I'm not ~ome cclchnt).
doc'in't mean I Lan"t sang a song
about thc Amcncan Oag."
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Bu11neu la•
urst 't a super street yet,
's Feuntaln Valley's goal
'9y AMANOA
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY -h'a no
w~ yet. bu' commuten ak>a& Brookbunt Street abould no-
&iice 1*Met drivins times thele days. Ahhouah city officials bad their
beatts tct on ayncbronizina lianalJ
on the arttrial for the lut seven yun. it•a juat been in the last two
week& that the bup were worked out
of the computerized system.
And drivers now ~tiould ~able to
notice ok ,,,;.ha, city enlioeer Jeff
Sinn •¥1-.. We Jl< reoeatJy pwdwod the
maa1er compuier Which ia toinf '° be able to c:oauol thele vanoua !Jl1a1eetiou, .. Siu llid. ••1t•1 wort-
"" reaoubly wdl Some of tbe people on tbe dty 1taft' around here.
they have noticed there hu been a
cbanee."
Sinn aid where aJana1s with pevo-
ment de1ectors often aet commuters
cauaht up in a series of red liahts. the
pew aysaem Will aive can a am=n ln a matW ot MCOndl.
SiAa Mid the syiaem is workina
~ Brookhunt Street between
Ellil and Edinter avenues, and
added tbat tbe City hopes to per-
auate Dliabboril\I Wettminister and HuotiJlllU)o Beach to follow suit
with their ooniona of the street
City omci&Ja also hope to
aYDdlroniz.e Warner, Mqnolia and
Uinaer a\'enues and Euclid and
Talben 1ueeu, but need fedcr:aJ
fundh'I for lb.at bia of a project.
AJlhouah FounLl.i.n Valley bq
atamd to incorporate IOtne of \he
elemenu common to 1upentreet in
its road work -aucb u wider
intersection• -the Oranee County Transportation Commiuioo, which
funds superstree~ bu not liven any
money to Founwn ValJey.
Sinn said Warner Avenue is on
the commission's list. Fountain VaJ.
Icy applied for supentrcet funds an
July.
1-in-4 households hit by crime
ly CMOL YN SKORN!CK
WASHINGTON -A vaolcot
crime or property cnmc bit one-in·
fo ur U.S. households last year, vir-
tuaJJy the same level as the pest five
ycan, a Justice Dcpanmcnt report
said Sunday.
"In I 975. when this statistical
series commenced, about one-in·
three households was struck by
crime," said Steven Dillin&ham, da·
rector of the Bureau ol' Justice
Statistics which produced the rcpon .
The actual percentage of house-
holds that suffered a violent crime
or property crime was 24.9 percent.
up sliahtly from 24.6 percent in
1988, the report found. The fiaures
include attempted as well as com-
pleted crimes.
A total of 23.5 mallaon house holds
suffered from one of the crimes
checked: rape. assault. robbery, per·
sonaJ theft, household theft, burglary
and motor vehicle thef\.
The bureau's figures come from
the National Crunc Survey, whlch
annually interviews members of
49,000 houtebolds nationwide to de-
termine· crimes to household mem-
bers who arc at least 12 yean old.
The NCS doea not check for murder,
because it compiles its informatiOD
from surveys of victims.
A total of 4.9 percent of house-
holds experienced a violent crime,
with 3.9 percent sufferina assault, 1
percent robbery and 0.1 percent
rape, the survey found. The year
before, violent crime had hit 4.8
percent of homes.
Meanwhile, 17.8 percent of house-
holds suffered from some kind of
theft, including 11.2 percent per-
sonal theft and 8. I percent house-
hold theft; S. I perce nt suffered from
a bUl'Jlary; and 1.6 percent motor
vehicle theft.
Amona the survey's fi ndings were
that like previous years, households
headed by blacks, urban households
and households with higher incomes
suffered a bWler percentaae of
crimes than other popularion seg-
News of the weird
Subway riders protesting rate
increase with tons of pennies
NEW YORK -New Yorkers are
gjving their 2 cents worth to the
caty's subwa) system -nearly I
million pc1lnies a week. m fact. lo
purcbast nde tokens.
Clcr1c.s and Transit 4.uthority of-
ficials say some people arc flooding
token boolh clerks wtth pennies an
rc vcnac for a recent 15-ccnt fare hike
and what they perceive as poor
1erv1ce.
'"You can tell bc(ause they come
down the stai rs wtth a smile on theu
face. shaking a fist full of pennies."
wd token clerk ydnye Thomas.
"They put the handful of pennies 1n
the slot and tum their head and
laua)l."
ihe pennies sJow the work of the
clerk.s. Longer lanes at token booths
have become common sancc the cost
of a token rose 1n January from SI
to S 1.1.S.
The Transit Authonty. whach op-
erates the subways. is aettina so
many pennies that at ts now the
largest depositor of pennies with the
FcdcraJ Reserve. The New Yort
Tames reported Sunday.
Tbe nwnber of pcaDin ~
by token cler1ts inauled from
300.000 1 week to about 9.S0,000 a
Wttk after the January pncc boost.
Signs at token booths read. ·'No
peonies... but the s1anJ add,
"Please," becau~ pennies a.re lepJ
currency and cannot be refuted. -ay Th A6Hdat-4 Pm•
Washington Calling
men ts.
A total of 29. l percent of all black
households suffered from an NCS
crime - a slit.ht mcrease from 29
percent in 1988. And 6.4 percent of
them suffered from a violent crime.
a decrease from 6.6 percent in 1988.
As fo r households beaded b>
Caucasians, 24.3 percent suffered
from an NCS crime, op from 2 3. 9
percent the previous year. And 4. 7
percent were victimized by a violent
crime, a sJiabt rise from 4.6 in 1988.
Some 2.S . .S perocnt of the house·
holds of other races combined -
Asians, Pacific Islanders and nauve
Americans -also suffered from an
NCS crime, down from 27.4 rrcent
in 1988. The percentage o those
homes that suffered from a violent
crime also decreased to S.4 percen t
from 5.6 percent.
A le(>lflle ethnicity cate&OIJ for
Hispanics and non-H1span1cs shows
that a arcater percentage of H1span1c
households suffered an NCS cnme
last year than in 1988. Last year.
33.8 pe~nt of households headed
by Hispanics were victims of an N~ cnmc. up from 30 percent the p~vaous year. Meanwhile, 7.l per-
cent of H1s~mc households suffered
a violcnr cnme. up from 6 . .S perc,ent
in 1988
Mcanwhak, the percentage of
urban households that have been
victims of cnme increased from 30.3
pef'C(nt to 31 .2 percent. A areater
number of suburban households
also were '1cum1zed .-up from
23.8 percent to 24.2 percent. At the
same umc. rural households ex-
penenccd k ss cnme. with onlr 17.2
percent sufTcnng, compartd wtth 18
percent an I Q88
The ponaon of households wtlh
incomes of S 15.000 and above that
su tTcred from a cnme edfed down.
ward La\t \Car. while cnme hat a
larger ponion of households wath
lower incomes than 11 bad in 1988
Stall. the hou~holds wilh the highest
target rate -27 percent -were
those ~ ath incomes of $2.5.000 or
more
4 youngsters critically
injured in house fire
CONCORD -Four young membt"rs ol one tam il) wrre an
critial condttio.n Sunday after lirt s .... cpt th rough the hou\C they had
moved into the day befort. firefighters said
Four others were hun. including three morr \Oung lam1h
members who were in fair condmon A man "ho tneJ to rescue 1he
famil)' also was taken to a local hospital. but 1nforma11on about has
condition was not immed1aLcl) available
The injured yQW115ters -fi,c s1hhngs and l"O of their lOusans
-ranged 1n age-from J to 11 The adult<. ol the hou~hold were
not at home when the fire was reponed. shonly atler 9 a.m . but
returned as CttWS battled the fire, said '>pokesmcn for the Contra
Costa Consolidated Fire Distnct
Two v1cums were lmed 1n .. ,Cf) tnucar· rond111un ~1th .,moke
inhalation. said Sandra Ryan. spokes"oman for John Muir Medical
Center in Walnut Creek. She 1dent11ied 1hem a~ Shame\ Rahman}.
a J.-ycar-0ld boy, and Hab1ba Rahman~ a 11.,ear-0ld g.arl belarvt'd
to be the boy's mtcr.
Scaled-down budget package in works
WASH I NG TON -look for
White Hou~ and congressional
budget negol.lators to walk away
from their upcoming closed-door
ba~anang \CSSJOns Wll.h a $35
b1lhon package of !lpendmg cuts and
taxes .
That's far shon of the S50 billion
t.arget that v.as on the table before
the Persian Gulf flareup. which 1s
pilina new troubles on an already
slumptDJ economy
Negollataons stan Wednesday at
Andrews Air Force Base -wherc
work can be done an secret -an an
effon to reach some son of deficit·
rcducuon a~ment
Dcta.lls of Lhe S35 ballton package
ha ven't ~en soncd out yet, but with
oil pnces dnvang anOat1on higher.
raising the gasoline tax as a non-
st.aner.
Interest rates arc on the way u~.
too. The FedcraJ Reserve Board as
unlikely to lower rates with pnccs
nsana. despite pressure by Bush ad-
manastra taon to prevent a recession.
"Short-term ... rates have nowhere
to ao but up. The onl y question is
how h1ah... says James Christian.
chief economist for the U.S. Leaiue
of Savana.s Institutions.
Iraq's fleet marooned
One lhlf\I the wcsaem naval
armada mUSJna an the Persian Gulf
doean't have to worry about is Sad-
dam Hussein's spankJna new navy.
Iraq's 10-shap fleet as marooned an
Lhe shipbu1ld1n1 yards at La Spezia,
haJy, •heii at hu been stranded for
four yean. t lt.aJy n:•ICd to turn
over the ps bcause of a l 986
ann1 emblrao durina IM lran·lnq· war .
Since the war ended, tbt ltaliaoa
have been hqaliq with Iraq over
flnaJ payment of th' $2.7 bilUoo
pric:e1q for the &hip&.
Cuomo to run again?
Sip that New York Oov. Mario
Cuomo may be think:ina •bout a
ptt1idcnual Nn in 1992:
Cuomo baa olanncd 1 November
trip tbro\l&b £a.stem Europe and
tel.ls l'q)Ot1al be docao't care if that
maka people think be'• Ntll\isla («
president.
More chlld labor' won
QUld labor ... W.lioel .....
Cl '• ud DOW mlll9d JS-000 a ,_,., "'9 I MW report by Gt ...
t1on.al Consumers Lcaauc and the
American Youth Work Center.
The aroups contend as many as
200.000 children arc injured annual-
ly because of outdated or unenforced
child labor rcaulataons.
Sugested remedies: Stiffer penal·
tics for child labor violations and
reducina the hours 16-a.nd 17-year-
olds may work dunna the school
yca.r.
Good expansion odds
One of the few social proarams the
Bush admanastration wants to ex-
pand si.&nificantly has I i ood chance
of passaac in Conaress th11 year.
The Nauonal Health Service
Corps -sort of a domestic Peace
Corps placioa youna doctors in poor
and rural arca.s -already has been
approved by the House and bas
friends in the Senate. The House has
recommended -and the Bush ad·
ministration suppons -earmarlting
S63.9 million for scholarship and
loan repayment aid an fiscal 1991 to
medical students 5111'in1 contracts
for specified lcnJthS of service an
needy communitJcs.
The Rcqan ad.ministration suc-
ceeded in ncarl¥ kJUioa the prosram.
which peaked an popularity dunna
the Caner years.
\llortd travel tough
lnttmational turmoll is mwna at
touab on tourists.
£Ven before Iraqi tanks rolled into
Kuwait. the State Dep&runcnt wa.m-
cd of danaerous oond.it.ions in U-
beria, Trinidad. and Tobaao. Nicartaua. N&,er, Sudan and bucJe
areas of Pakistan. India and Sri
Lalllca. State wama everyday aime ma.Ices
aome areu dicey for touriats. AJDC>C11 them: Tanzania, Kenya and
I.be Brazilian teapOf1 of Rio de Jan-
eiro.
Economk re_,ftles
Tbe .. Me,. demde of the ·IOI
WMD•t IO be>' for !DOit wocbrl. A
aew report by the liberal E.cooomic Policy ......... ,. ooly lo.,.er
.._.. ud ~wives have k.epc
Mil)' iDcome tom &nm,.
Crtlll dNyl tre~ 'mt*•IMM.._will dllar~lJ .l..am. ... o/ITART ..-zias:wnay,,.....IMIO"
llators had hoped to wrap up by
year's end.
~piUOD with the Iraqi
tffrcat tw delayed addttssana still·
unret0lved issues, anclud ang the
prickly topic of verificatfon.
Anni control insiders say a De-
cember deadline would have bttn
touab to meet under the best of
cooditions.
Bennett touts success
Look: for Drua Cz.ar Wilham Ben-
nett to trumpet modest success
when he updates Conaress on the
war on drup Thursday.
Bennett will describe decline m dru& use by persons convicted of
crimes and drop an emergency room
ovCTdosc cases. LocaJ police will
present a lcu rosy view.
Health resolutlon
With health care reform legis-
lation dead, several aroups ~
pusbi.na Conarns to pass a "national
health resolution" before lawmakers
call it quits this year,
Proposed resolution. whach
already has 7.S ~ponsors an the
House, would be an easy pall 10
swallow. AJJ it would do 11 express
sen1e of Col\llUI that overhaul of
nation's health syitem is an order.
Health poups like Lhe American
Public Health Alloaation1 Citizen
Action and American Meo1c.I Stu-
denu Aaociation hope resolution
will .. frame the debete, set ccnain
principles and move Conarcu to a
commitment to national health care."
W~hdog needed
Oueatioftl about the finana&J dealinas of Arizona insurance cur
Jainea fail S>iQue conamaional
intem1 in fediral watchdoa for the
insurance induauy.
Fail put.a}ed S70 million in bot·
roMld moocy with only S l 1octl of
bit own c:uh lO purchue I:> ~
Te1a1 11vinp and loul. ftkb be
combined into 1be orofttab&e 81bea
bonnet S.vinp luk lo Dellu..
Sublequeat livlldeatiott revealed
Fail. wlilo bM u..ur.ict ia_.... ift
47 ... 1nj1cW '° ....... •J'IW'l tWoetolMaiW'lllea c-.1 I• w ooe~ ol had -· ....... ~ .....
insurance 1n Alabama.
l.nsurancc 1s the only 5eetor 'of the
financial services 1ndustf) frtt vf
federa l superv1S1on
Hire U.S. nurses
Hospitals grouse at new labor
Department rqulauons rcquanna
them to prove why they htrc foreagn-
bom instead of Amencan nurses.
Hospitals sa) the department m15'-
rcad a congressional command to
encouraae rttruatment of locals.
labor went overboard. throwina up
unnecessary red a pe to thwan
foreign hanng. accord1na to hosp•· tals.
Coalahol coming
The Mideast cnsis may ajve 1
boost to an alternative fuel named "coal•hol ..
For the Last year the c6.J-denvcd
liquid has been available as a car
and truck fuel in a few VirJinia p s
stations. It 1s sold m a fuel blend
usin& 90 ~rccnt p sobne and sells
for about 7 cents a piton leas than
rqular p soline.
Now the National Coal Assoc1a-
uon 1s promot1n1 roalahol na-
tionwide as a way to reduoc 011
imports and lowt r fuel pnces. and
says Tennessee and Kentucky sta·
t1ons have shown interest.
Reborn In Poland--
wm ~·· out-of-production Omni Honzon 1ubcompect be re-
born in Poland?
Officials at a at.a~ car com·
eas>Y in Waruw are rqot.iatina with
CbryaJcr to bu_y equ.apment at a
Detroit pl&nL If the deal comes off.
the Dew Omni wiU be built io the
Polish city of Katowice.
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0 O..•W COA8T DM.Y N.OT
MoncMy. a.p~ a. 1880 u
Group of Crazies
needs our support
Calling for all wacky, wonderful
photographs for special revue
The Oranae County
Crazies are at it apin.
The wacked-out im-
provi11ti<?na.I comedy aroup
11 plannina a send-up of
lquna'a Pqeant of the Mu-
ters u pan of its upcomina
new revue and needs your
help.
Called .. Paacant of the
Peons," the aqment wiU
satirize the arandiose ~
rcations of art clasaica show-
cased at the real Pqcant
Fred
MatrtJn
"for ex.ample. instead of
The Last Supper, wc miaht have a food fi&bt at Zubics.," explained
chief Crazy Cherie Kerr. "Instead of depictina a dramatic medieval
battle paantan&. wc m iaht portray a scene from my cousin's weddina.
Got the idcaf'
Got 1t, and I may have somethina for them. It wu a mcmoBble
moment from No. 1 dauahter's weddina tte:eption. This petite,
expensively 1owned bloncfe 9000ped up an enormous chunk of
expensive weddina cake and smeared it all over the awestruck face
of her new husband.
"Hey, not bad!" Cherie said. "Send us a picture."
I thank. l'IJ do that. What about you? Surely you have some
wonderful snapshou of family events that would make great fodder
for the "Pageant of the Peons."
How about that picnk or that movina day? Remember that wild
barbecue, that crazy day at the beach? There bas to be somethina area• an those boxes of photos you have in the back of the closet.
If it's funny enouah. pompous cnouah or weird enou&h, the
Crazies may use tt in their next revue, .. lt's~ot Easy Deina Orange,"
which opens Oct. 13 at Irvine Valky C.OUcgc.
To JOan in the fun, send your photo to: Pageant of the Peons.
c/o Kerr Companies, 16892 Bolsa Chica, Suite 202, Huntinaton
Beach, CA 92649. Include your name, address and phone. plus a
dcscnpt1on of what's aoina on and who the people arc. If you want
the picture back, include a sclf..adrcssed, stamped envelope.
lf yours as chosen, the Crazies will lavish all manner of sttanae
gifts on you.11ve you a couple of free tickets to the new show, follow
you around.
Who knows what they'll do. But it will be crazy.
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Catclal.a1 Up: Seems like only yesterday that The Fred Column went
on vacation for a week. But that was a month ago. Tempus docs
fugir. ., Before fleeing, we ran a column about author Riane Eisler and
her hopes for a society where all relationships -corJ)otatc. personal,
governmental -arc based on partnerships rather than domination.
It d rew quite a bit of comment, from men as well as women.
Most of them agreed with Eisler, although there was one who
cert.atnl)' didn't.
"How rnuld you fall for that feminist crap," said a guy who
signed the r.ote onJ y, "A Dominator." "Men have always run
soc1ct1es. We do now and we always will."
(Yes. wcJhavc. And you can IOQlc around the world today and
Stt what a splendid JOb WC auys have done.)
Obv1ousl)' takJna the other side of the argument . Kathryn Elhs
of Corona dcl Mar wrote
"The (partnership) societies that are beginning to star an
educauon ... an company organizauoos. an the desire of women to
resist the domanauon of male dec1s1on makers (Kathryn, have you
met my pen-pal. "A Dominator"?). the people 10 eastern Europe who
have rebelled against the ultunatc dom1Mtor society ... and of the
old-lane pohucaans who arc stall tryina to force us to conform to their
ideals or preJud1ccs. Rl&ht on!"
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My1tery Yaclat Update: Mal'Jlt Motta c.alled wttb some mfo on the
mammoth yacht that dropped anchor in Newport Harbor for an
ovcm1&.ht stay last week.
"We saw 11 an Pebble Beach last week." she said, "and we heard
at least half a dozen stones about who owns It.
"A fncnd of ours who was also there docs lcnow the owner."
Margit added. "He told us that the yacht is owned by a young
Frenchman and that he owns Pioneer Electrorucs ... He has two young
kids on board and there's 1& teacher for each one."
No inside stuff on the helicopter wtth desert cam o uflqc'> "No
-and that's what really had the people in Pebble Beach buzzing.
But we were told that he's one of the few people in France who
actuallr, rCIJstcr their bia yacht instead of Panama or one of those
plaCt'S ..
Mark Cross had even more specific dope: 'Tm looktna at up 1n
Motor Yacht map.zinc. It's the 41 st largest yacht ID the whole world
and it as owned by a blue-blooded American ... this 181-footer now
belonas to Jackie Seaton, the 41 -year-<>ld importer of Pioneer
Electronics 1nto France." -
Okay. so Mark and MargJt have a few areas of disagreement,
but at least there's somcthma to!o on.
Shirley Feller and her husban were out cnnSIDJ an their clectnc
launch when they spotted Belle FBncc. They went over for a close
look and as they drew near and ctrcled the bag yacht. a crewman
appeared on deck
"He didn't look very fncndly and he followed us all around unul
we lcft.''.Sh1rlcy said. "And that was a big hehcopter ... a lot b1agcr
than 1t looks ID your picture bccauac of the size of the yacht.
"It was the most impresS1vc thLn& I've ever seen an that harbor "
Remember -no laborina today.
FrH Marti.a'• c.lmna ,..., M..ay1, Webna,,. utl Yrld•Y•·
SACRAMENTO -No one picked all six
winnm' numbers ID the California Lottery's twicc-
wcckly 'Lotto 6-SJ" pme to WJn the S 10.1 million
iaclcpot, lottery officials said Sunday.
The Jackpot rolls over to Wednesday's pmc
and lottery officials esumatc SIS million.
·"'" ...... ..
Here art the wmnina numbers picked Satur-
day naaht: I, II, n , H , 17, 47, and the bonus
number. H . The Topper etties chosen wcrt: Wcstmans~ Paco1ma
and Napa.
Hands-on inspector
ruffles swimsuits
• i. Newport Bead: In the 1920, a cit}
ordinance specified that a woman's swimsuit
could be no hapter than 10 inches above the
kneecap. The ctty council appointed a blthina
suit inspector, Tom Robinson. who bad volun·
teered to serve without i-y. Hia method of
measu~ment was simple. No more than rwo
hand-widths of thi&h could show and he Uled bi1
own hand• for verillcation. The rnultina lnd.ip\a·
t1on and public outcry removed both Roblnaon
and the otdinaocc in 1925.
• h C..ta Meta: The Llsuna Art MUleUm,
cJOted for renovations in the mid l 9IOL Dwiq
construction. it opened 1 temporary exhibit in a
donated commerdal ~in South Cout PW.a.
The lhoppina center 11te became'° Pol*lar t.Mt It was kept open,
adm1uion ft-ft even after the art mUltWD reopened.
• hB•~l•d:ln 1171,apMptof~infatcd
me uea. ~ crope and foulina •eer wptlia, foUowed by
two days of rlldl bilb winds wbicb fon:ed fanncn iftdooon and
cnted eYotn mote dUnaee '° farm fWda. •la tntM: FNit crope were lhl a.dine DtOCNotn in Orante
County at the turn of tbe ccnt"':Y· Elltilb Waln,:~.~ peanuu and pain• wm uponed. Abo an dM clec:adc ated railroed
f'tciaflt can made it pclllible IO command a nedc;Mi IMlhi for kQ1
dtn&I Cf'OPI. • a ,_,;~ of bJ~toriall &ca fol' Did You «.oow. Sc*' yow-cmm -. eo I* Y .. a.., On• Coest Dtaity ,.lo«. , o. .,. '-"°' o.u Mal. 91616.
C J'lil •1 A-. ~
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Orange Coast Weekend • •
Many ()ranee Cout moven and
abaken -•Iona with mo~ than a
few out-of-town via.iton -flocked
to Cout beacbes this Labor Day
weekend to l9lk up some aun and ~tch a few waves.
Allhouab this weekend pncrally
clote1 the summer season, com-
pedton at the annual Wed&e Tan-nin& ToumamCftt in Newpon Beach
wen= bopina to soak up enouah sun
to aet them throuah the winter
moalbt. '
A competitioo of a different son
kicked off Suodly ror about 400
Orcat Denn at the Hyatt New·
porter. ~
A abow featurina the 170.pound
dop contlnues throuah Wednetdayi.
when 8nd Aodenon, crator Ol
c omic strip Great Dane,
Marmakude, will pttSent the best of
show awani.
...
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a.ecttpera flodl MOUnd th• Huntlft9t0n •••ch ,.,.,.
Tom Noone Ulc•• • turtlft9 br•MI In th• w•n11 ...._ ________ ...,,
SS-pound June Roybel, f, of Las v_.. feeds tter fO.
pound Greet D•n•. Gl1t9er.
Man arrested after fatal tollision
TUSTIN -Two Garden Grove
residenu wctt kllled.. two women
wen= seriously injured and a Los
Anaeles man was arTCStcd on suspi-
cion of drunk driving and vehicular
manslauahtcr after a p~wn crash
on the Santa Ana (1-S) Freeway near
the Jamboree Road exit.
Dead are Loe Tan Nguyen. 26 and
Juan Johan Vo. 26, both of Garden
Grove. Jolene Jacquclwe Veazey, 28.
of Pasadena as an stable con<JJ11on at
UCI Medical center wtth facial and
bead tnJuncs and Rata Santa
Lozano, 26. of Los .\ngelcs. also 1s
an stable condition at UC'I Medical
Center with severe facial IDJUnes.
The women ""ere passcnaers an a
Nissan pickup truck dnven b)'
Steven Robert Garcia. 30, of Los
Anaelcs. The accident OCl urreJ
about 4.20 a.m .. wht'n <Jarc1a0
\ truck
swerved onto tht' shoulder of the
northbound Sant.a .\na Frttwa\
near 1hc lrviQ!/Tusun border and
struck Ngu)'c'rfs Honda Prelude.
~h1ch had been parked on the
shoulder. according 10 Cahfom1a
H1Jhwa~ Dcpanmt'nt spokesman
Tom 0 Donnell.
Garcia's truck continued north·
bound and sideswiped Vo's Nissan
300 ZX. which had been parked on
lht' shoulder in front of Ngu)t'n·s
car. O'Donnell said
Nauyen apparently was standin1
at the dnvcr's door of Vo's car and
Vo was sealed behind the wheel
when Garcia's pickup crashed 1oto
them. O'DonncU wd. Both wcrt
pronounced dead at the scene.
Gllt'La sustained m1nor inJuncs
and was taken to Orange Count)
Jail.
CHP offiCt'rs •~ askma that an)'
witncssn to the accident cont.act
them at (71 4) 547-831 1
Readers' choice: Keep funnies intact
Tumbleweeds
ARErff WE C.AMPE'7
A IJrf 1'00 tl-0~?
By Tom K, Ryan
B)' popular dcma1l.9. the
Tumbleweeds comae stnp makes its
tnumphant ~tum to the Ora.ace
Coa1t Dally Pilot toda)
"The readers ha .. c spoken.''
wd Editor Wilham Lobdell. "Mo~
than 230 subscnbers wanted us to
keep TumbleWttds That's enouah
for me"
On11nally. Ptlot readers were
asked to vote to keep either J udac
Parker or Tumblcwttds Over 640
phone c.alls poured in on the Editor's
Hotline Judac Parker tallied tbc
most votes WJth 312. but 93' Pilot
comae 10 .. ers uraed the editors to
keep both
"The readers have made It quite
clear that the} lake their Pilot fun-
nies cuctl} the wa)' the) arc." wd
Lobdell befo~ prom1s1Da., "I won't
tamper with the comics apan for a
Iona time.''
Police search for three young bandits
COSTA MESA-----
-A trio of
yquna buralan
led by an older
man may be rc--
aponsi ble for the
theft of a leather
iacket worth
S 150 from a cor-
porate vard at
520 w. 18th
Street
The three
email bandits,
who fled with t.be ...__ ....
older man on a bicycle. are
l\dpeCted of enterina the tell room
at the yard and then cra.,tina thl'O\llh a small bok to t.be oft\ce,
where the teatber jacket was ban&" I~ theft OCCWTed bctwectt 2:30
and 4 p.m. Mooday. _., ... ~,,.,
,
Blvd. Tunday The then 1s t't'hc"C'd 10
l\avc ocnirrcd bcl•ttn Ill a m and ~ <&j
p.m
Fountain Valley
Two mctl on the roof of C.,1"cr xhool
at 11720 La Aom cau,hl the 1nent1on
of nciaftbon when they l1ant'd )'elhna on
tllc roof. After pohet amved. one man
taeaped an on\otr earthint the poundJ
-.th a poh~ dot. The olber. a l().ycar·
old Foun1.11n Valley man, complied w11h
polKC ordcn 10 co~ doW'ft fh:>m the
roof and uno the 11.1uon. ~n ukC'd What he WU dodi theft, he tnponckd,
"Mc and my rncnCt C'\art11 weft up theft
dnntu11 bttr ind b1ten1nt to musK"
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Someooc tot an~ an unlockC'd N.-a put~ at C'4UIJ11~ muntty
Colqt oe 11 470 Warner A'¥c,. rnno~
a pmoMI dMd ft'Oft'I the dnvtt's check-
book ud left Without bciftl le'ell. 0 0.. &o IO-· After ha\'1QI a ten-~
autton ancndaru ftll htt cat W'lth Sll lS won.II of QU'I Uft~~ It .,.,.,
N.._. at ll020 t , llOf'MOtw
in 1 bl1ek :-.1~n lOOZ\ uktd tor 1
quan ol 011 ..-. hen the 1ttcndan1 ""aJkcd
1n10 lhe st.a11on for the 011 the ~USp('(I
OC'd
Huntington ~ach
A wt of handcutf1 rcponcdh was
'loleft II Cll\' Jail a Somcon< stoic 12 pain of women's
spons and denim Ja kets vslued at U OO
from Mcl'V)n'' Dcpanmen1 "ore. 911 I
.4,dams '" 0
Som«>nc '1olc 1bou1 $500 1n c-h«ltt It
1tw Hun111t10tn &each EqUtttnan Centn
at C'.o~ Wttt Strttt and ElhJ A \;Cft\K'
v.11h 1 baseball be1
Laguna ~ach
~ tclcvuaon and othtt 1tcmt wonb 1
tot.al of S<&OO ~ t.akcn from 1 home on
South Coait Hllh""•> 0
A rn1den1 on Crn1v1cw l'q)Oned tt\at
tomeonc had pulled up 1hc i>'anu from
his yard
Newport Beaeh
A S6,'°° p&1r of dwnond lftd ao&d,
custom-«apcd eaml't91 drtaOPatecl ftom 1 New Jcncy woman'• hotel room
It the Shc,.100. 04S M8CAnhW' Blvd
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A 47-~~ Ne"WpOf'l .... rqtONd
I.hat wtlilt ha\'11'1 • ftw dnnb at ~
mwa,..1n'1 bar, 127 ~ C.•
Or.I he WU IU\d ll\ tbc ... of &a.. MM
Mmout provocaUOft by a male 18111*1 la
h1I .a... nc vtettm lold PoAict t1w "'°" dual tum to bt cOulde "t ,-Provide a
compldc 1mpec1 c19actipbee. but be
called &a.t -t.eD lw left the ..... :unnl
tbc IWll*l pucMd rum ft'Pliltldl)
outlida.
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•u••COUTDALYN.OT ORANGE co~A C'TI Bus M Mar•rr.llll•......,a.1980 ~
Inside Atlvlm/Buslness
Temporary employees·
QSound lnYentor D•n Lowe 11 shown
recently •t the A&W recordlnQ studio In Los Ane•I••· OSound Ntttln9 for rec·
09nltlon In th• recordl119 lndmtry.
Firms attempt 3-D sound
Thrcc-0 sound? Sounds funn:y. But some
electronics firms -including one in Huntington
Beach -say two speakers are all 1t takes to hear
sounds coming from all around a room.
The new technology has drawn skept1c1sm ...
from some experts, who sa) it's JUSt noise. or that
the listener has to be sitting between the speakers.
Can 1t last longer than the quadraphonic
attempts of the 1970s?
And will recording artists go for the g1mm1d.
an their studios?
But 3-D sound also has its backers. among
them several record com pan) e>.ecutl\ cs" ho thank
it could be the biggest breakthrough since the
introducuon of stereo records an I 958.
The idea as to create the 1llus1on that sound as
emanating from around a room. rather than from
the speakers. by altenng the urning. frequenq. or
loudness or depth of the music.
.. If these companies can deh"cr real 3-D
sound. at wall be ... as s1gn1ficant as thr'CD ...... sa~s
Stanley Tnlhng. an analyst for Pain<' Webber 1n Los
Angeles.
"But the risk you run is that it could become
a gimmick that dies quickly," he added.
Compact disks have helped make audio a big
business. and have nunurcd more discriminatina
ears in la ving rooms. can. and movie theaters.
"Now that sound is so much improved. we
think 3-D audio 1s the next step," says Sylvio J.
Pennucc1, director of business development for
Gamma Electronic Systems.
Gamma·s invention, called BASE, was fea-
tured an the humcane scene of the popular movie
"The Lmle Mermaid." It provides the atmosphere
in a Motley Crue music video , and the polish on
about a dozen current albums.
Gamma. based an Santa Monica. is one of a
handful of firms -most of them based in
California -that market a 3-0 audio device.
Other firms arc BBE Sound Inc. in Huntington
Beach. PM Products in San Jose and Hughes
M1croclectron1c Systems.
BBE Sound as selling a S200 unit that at says
can be plugged into normal stereo systems.
-B1 tir A .. ocl•led PnH
can also be successful
What are the tldllt,Jbat are necess-
ary to 1U<.Ued in buliness today?
Enthuiiaam. commi,lment, de-
termination and cooperation come
to mind immediately, u d(>CS the
willinpcss to refine one's skills and
learn new ones. Certainly, these
qualities form a ~~tion for
Iona-term success an one 1 career,
but are they really necessary -do
they have any impect -in relation
to ~mporary employees?
Can one truly be successful in this
rapidly-paoed environment working
u a"tempT' In othCT' words, is there
a permanent place in our culture for
someone who, for whatever reason,
would choose less than full-time
permanent employment?
The answer is a resounding yes!
Particularly in today's djverse busi-
ness world -to the Iona-term suc-
cess of institutions. corporations as
well as larae and small companies.
Temporaries offer employers a
number of attractive options. in-
cludina flexibility, added seasonal
strcnath. the ability to test new
products, vcnturn and market ex-
pansion without too great a capital
risk; and grcater latitude with per-
manent employee benefits in such
a.rea.s as vacation, personal and ma-
ternity leave. All these options ben-
efit the employer and the business,
and arc the ma.in reason that the
temporary industry is booming with
personnel from an enormous variety
of bacqrounds and at all skill levels.
At the heart. there really 1s a pro
and con to the temporary industry.
These two a.spccts spell success an
any trans.action between temporary
employee and employer. The pro is
professional and the con is con-
fidence .
First the profcssi.onal. The tem-
porary employee as a true pro-
fessional. and an most positions will
be treated as such. The temporary
lw the professional skills to perform
the duties requiml in the work
~. and hu cbOKn to work as a r.rr;e ~nt .. contnctcd throu~ an .ncy. The nature of this serv1ce is
pUrdy professional and is supplied
1n a profeuional manner.
It is of coune. equally imponant
for the temporary employee to
understand their profaaional status,
and to perfonn at their hiahcst level.
The tem~ entcn work situ-
ations with umque advantaccs: the
employer has contracted W1th the
AFncy to filJ a specific need and at
is the qency's responsibility to
match the best temporary employee
with the employer's request. There-
fore, the temp as quite literally, the
employer's dream come true!
Mon:over, since the temporary cm·
ployee works directly for the aaency,
rather than the employer, the tem-
porary has a greater ability to change
work environments if they find that
the chemistry of one situation is less
than ideal.
There's a con to this business as
well, and that is confidence. For
success within the industry. having
an image of confidence is para-
mount. It is not necessary to be the
best sccrct.ary, receptionist or the
most experienced word processor. It
is merely ncccs.sary to kn ow what
one's skills arc and to present them
honest!). to both the agency and the
employer. When one can accurately
access their skills, al as easier to
present oneself with confidenc-c.
knowing wlat is required and
having the ab1ht) to pro\ 1dt" that
service thoroughly. It as the agenC) 's
responsib1hty to make placcmcn1s
for the temporary employee. and to
ensure a match-up of skills with
requirements of the JOb request.
When that is done. mutual sat1sfac-
t1on is assured and everyone ben-
efits: the employer is grateful that
Vicki
Heston
his or her needs are fulfilled with
excellence. and the temporary em-
ployee gains the benefits from this u
well as the expenenoe.
Quite often temporary assi"1·
ments give the temp an opportunity
to move into new areas and allows
them to f unher expand their skills.
Vicki Heatoa, a member of ...
or..,e Cout Dally PUot a..N ti
811lfft1 Advlten, ii pre1Wat If
Vick.I Hettoa Penouel Servieet
I.De. la lrvlae. Odler members of tk Dally PUec
8-rd of Bublet1 Advilen an:
Ente1t C. Browa, ma-e:ri par1Mr of ErHtt BNwa 6 Co~ ter en ...
leMn m. louder ... cMJrmaa
CntleMn • Co.; Alu Free--.
vice preal4eat Sha.nM ta ..
H•tcoa Newport Budl; Tem GU...
diltr1e& ma.uaer Iliff TMra 6 Ce.; Debord L. Harrtqtoe. vice ,,..._
deet Nor«'era Tr11tt of Calli.,.
&MPG Put Manrick 6 Co.; ...._
Llak, ,......, paruer IJat Munl
•Co.; MU&oa E. Naylor, eseadft
vice pre1ldnt ud rep.al ~
for GRbb • EUia; ltn NlcolM,
pruldeat Flaaaclal Strate1ln
Grot1p; C'tllp Sta1sel, Slate F-
laHraaee, Co1t1 Meaa; OarJ
Wueombe, partaer lte•••••
Leveathl & Co.; ud Gloria Zlper,
pre1ldeat Gloria Zlper • .U-
1oclate1.
New report puts work-related deaths in spotlight
.
By MICHAEL G. WAGNER
McCl«<"J -. ~~
SACRAME'\ TO -0t"cupJllonal
disease. an ··an, 1S1bk"" lolkr thJt
takes more than 10.uoo 11\c'>" \l·ar
IS One Of the: least repOrlt'.d but mn\t
pre .. entable causes ot death in
Amenca. according to a ~1ud) issued
Fnda) b~ 1hc "1at1nnal \ale \.\ ork ·
place lns11tute
.. The SILC and '>llllX' 11t thl .. p111h-
le m as tragic. cmtang more ll\l'\ t'ollh
)Car than am dt'>l'a<..e .,aH· ranlrr
and heart dl'>l'asc ·· and ··1hl·
response of '>OCl<'I~ and g1l\rrnnwnt
to this problem ha<, hl.·l·n onl· ul
neglect." the author<; v.wtc
"A person ·~ muth morr ltl..1•h 11•
die from an lx.rnpat1onJI d1't'.1\l'
than ... from homtude Jnd ln1m
deaths b) dru"ning tirl'' lorn
merc1al airline Jn 1Jrnt<t and ">tnrm'
~ombaned ··
Because 1t ollrn tal..t'\ )ear!I for
v..orl..crs e\pO'><-'d lu to\lc chem1Cals
and dangnou<, pnx.l·sscs to hecomt'
111 -and then v.11h illnesses that
often m1mll u1her d1scasc.·s -lhc
· '1ct1m'I ot Ull upJtmnal d1\Ca!t<' are
left 10 die quiet dcath'i. in' 1s1blc to
the pubhc ·· the \tUd) noted
l>1\l.·.i~ lUt'> a v..1di: .,v..a1h through
the "ork lur .. e lrum coal miners
Jnd te\llk \.\llfl..('r\ l'\p<l\Cd tO dl'·
tnl1t<11111g lung d15'<'J')(''>. to facton
"url..er-. manuldllunng l-ar hattcnc\,
anJ lUO!>trUl 111rn v..orkl'r\ "'hu nsJ...
m·urolug.acal damagr from "-Ork1 ng
"1th le"ad
Fev. ph~ s1uan~ arc trained to re -
LOgn11c cH.c upatmnal 11lncsse'i Rcgu·
ldtwn~ to preH·nt "'orkcr exposure
take \l"ar-. to l·~1ahh\h and l'\en then
Jrr often not enlurccd .\nd the
<.tandard!> thc1t do l'\1\1 offer anade-
4uatc prutl'\.IH>n Jcrnrdang w the
StUcJ).
Called .. Beyond Neglect: Tht'
Problem of Occupational Disease an
the U S,'' the 90-page reporl IS htgh-
1) cnucal of the 1970 Occupaoonal
Safety and Health Act for. among
other thmgs, fa1hng to protect
workers at least as welJ as the En-
viro nmental Protection Agency safe-
guards the atmosphere.
The project was directed b~ Dr
tephen Hess!, of the L1ni vcrs1t} of
Illinois School of Medicine in On-
cago. and Dr Howard Frumkin. of
the Emor) Universal} School of
Medicine in Atlanta. for the Cha·
cago-based Nat1onal Safe Workplace
lnst1tu1e -a non-profit research
orpn1zat1on and advocate of strong-
er worker health and safct) laws.
The institute. which funded the ef-
fo n. operates on no-stnngs-attached
grants from fou ndati ons and and1-
v1duals.
.. Unhke some other nations. there
1s no cffecta\e, integrated and com·
prehtns1vc L'S approach to fighting
occupauonal disease," the stud)
noted. And the alarming rate of
occupational disease can be blamed.
10 pan. on the federal lqnlataon
at self.
The Law, which created the federal
Occupat1onal Safct) and Health Ad-
m1nistrat1on and forced stat~ to
accept fede ral workplace regulation
or create state laws and agcnCles .. at
least" as stnngent. may have .. lulled
the public into complacency." Hcssl
said Thursday But ... This as the
20th anni versary of tht' law, and
maybe it's time to re-examine it."
That thought was echoed b)
Massachusetts Sen Edward Ktn-
ned'. "ho chairs the Senate Labor
and' Human Resources Committc<'
He said an a prepared statement that
Nursing salaries getting healthier
By PAUL SCHNITT
M<o.tdo)' --· SACRAM ENTO -Interested an
a professiona l career 1n Sacramt'nlo''
One that offers incomparable JOh
sccunt). flexibl e hours and a starling
salary higher than accounting. bu<;1-
ness adman1strat1on. sales and mar-
kcung. computer sciences and l"I\ al
eng.a neen ng?
Try nursing.
Once an occupation that got no
more respect than Rodney Danger-
fie ld. nursing as finding a com·
fortable and lucrall vc place 1 n the
sun these days.
So me, perhaps, would '>a)
philosophically that good things
come to those who wait. It has Ileen
a rather long drought filled "•th
many dog days when hospital ad-
rrun1strat1ons handed down salanc<,
that of\en failed 10 keep pace with
1nflat1on and when medical staffs
treated nurses as their handmaidens
The worm has turned. howe ver
\dlaf' 1nl rta"><.·s tor nurse!> the past
coupk ol \cars sta nd an '>lark rnn-
tra~t tu the mndt'sl gains lhat A.mcn -
can v...orl..e"r'i an general e'pcnenced
I ha\ )Car alone the mt'dtan salar}
tor hospital nurw' rll'>t' nearl) I 5
percl·nt to S 12.o \<; alrnrdang 10 a
:"<e" JerS(.'~ lOmultang firm that
~ur'c)ed nl"arh 41'10 ho\p1tals.
M~anwhalt' v.,.agc\ and salanes
among all o\mencan "orkcrs an -
Lrcased 4 7 pertrnt. barel) matching
1nfla11on
Four of Sacramcnto·s largest hos-
pital net"or~\ -Sutter. Mercy,
Kaiser and \frthud1\I -arc now
paying nurses right out of college
more than SJ J.000
Kaiser, which operates two hosp1-
t.als and several medical clanacs in
the area. 1s offc.'nng a \tanang \.llary
of SJ6.08 Th<tl matche'I the start-
ing salar) that blut' chap companies
are offering a June 1990 graduate
with a mastcn an rng.aneenng.
Suppl) and demand as the name
of the game. And nurses apparently
arc an shon supply and much de-
mand If at were a tennis match. at
would be ad vantage nurses.
.. Hosp1t.als arc fighting each other
for nursrs." said Maureen
Anderson, spokeswoman for the
California N urses Association.
.. Never in history ha ve thex had to
compete lake they do now.·
Nurses are enJoy1ng the fruits of
that competition. not only in hand-
some income gains but increa~
benefits and improved working con·
d1tions.
In the past two years. for example.
Methodist Hospital and Mercy
Healthcare. two non-unionized op-
erations an the Sacramento area.
ar-nted approximately 19 percent in
raises to their nurses.
"TheK are the kinds of salanes we
need to pay to be competujve in the
market~lacc a~d set qualified people
to do 1ncrusin&Jy complex health
care work," said Crail Mills.
Mere) 's \ace president for human
resources.
The pubhc sector has not been
immune. Faced with unfilled pubhc
nu~ pos1t1ons, the Yolo County
Board of Supervisors last spnng
voted an emcraency 14 percent in-
crease in salanes to try to attract
recruit~. Last fall. Sacramento Coun-
ty nurses. represented by the Cali-
fornia Nurses Associauon. aot a new
contract and a salary hike of up to
I 7 percent for two years.
The CNA won equally lucrative
contracts throughout the state. It's
the same story nationwide.
Word seems to be 1ett1ng out
about nursing as a career choice. For
a whale. young people were tumana
their backs on the professi on as
evidenced by the fact that enrol-
lment an Cahforn11's nursing schools
declined every year from 1982 to
1988. Last year came an upturn wnh
enrollment ns1ng 11 percent to
13,186.
tht stud) "documents in ch1llmK
dcwl the scope and senou\nes~ of
occupauonal disease an th1~ lOun-
lr} ...
"Dunng the Reagan )ea~. anu
regulation offi caaJs hosulc to tht·
health and safety laws pre' cnted 1~
adoption of adequate standards to
protect the hves and health ot
Amencan workers." Ke nned) s~ud
"The result as a public ht'al th pruh-
lcm of shameful proportions ··
The senator said ht' "ould make
the reform of OSHA a top pnont)
an the next Congress.
Gaping loopholes an tht' fcdt'ral
law have created a nearl) mean-
ingless system for reporting OCC'Upa-
tional illness. according to the stud)
Even the Federal Bureau of Labor
St.atisucs. which compiles annual
st.au sties based on cmplo) er tnJUl!
logs, acknowledges the system ··'iag-
nificantly understates .. deaths from
occupational disease. said Frank
Cone , a U.S. Dcpanment of Labor
spok~man. H~ 68td t~ lalMI baoor
Department tall) showe~ onl) about
3.300.
-But the system encourage~ cm·
ployers to under-repon inJune\ and
illnesses for fear of tng£cnng an
OSHA inspection
From all causes. there v..er<' 2 I
m1l hon deaths an 198 7. and the
study's estimate of 7 1.4~8 occupa-
taonal disease deaths. based on
numbers compiled b) the National
Ce nter for Health Stat1st1cs. ma' bt'
too conservative. the authors nott'.
A 198 5 study b) tht' federal Office
of Technology Assessmt'nt rcponcd
that .. U.S. workers develop 390.000
new cases of occupational d1St'aSt'
each year and about 100.000 occupa-
tional discase·related deaths occur ...
the authors wrote. "Moreover, thert'
arc indications that certain forms of
cancer. including th ose thought to be
occupationally linked, are ancrtll'I·
mg. not d~rcas1ng."
Ther were especaall) <."r1t1cal of
federa handling of exposure an tht'
workplace to lead ... Eanh's oldest
toxin.·· The perm m a bk cxpo~urc
level an the workplace .. 1s O\ er 3 3
times that permitted for the general
environment .... In other words. our
~OCl<'t) finds It 3CCC'ptabk to ('ltpolt
"urJ...rr~ tu s1gn1ficantl) higher nsb
ul li:ad poisoning than the general
pubhl ··
The) cited a California study lD
whath .. onl) ~ 6 percent of the
state's fauhties using lead perform
req uired air tesung procedures and
that onl ) I 4 percent rouunely test
\A.Orker'\ blood k\C·ls Clearly. the
prospcu of an OSHA c1ta11on don
hllk to mot1,atc our nauon's em-
plo)cr!'> .. to comp!) "llh lead rcau·
lat1ons.
The slow. cumbersome process to
establish v..orJ...placc health standards
needless!) exposes workers to risb
long after the exposures 'have been
1denufied as harmful b} the Na·
t1onal lns11tutc for Occupat1onal
Health & Safct~. pan of the Ccntcn
for Disease Control in Atlant.a.
.. The ta me v..asted can literally
translate into loss of hfc for worken
at m J... ... the stud) said.
Frank C1ofato. Cal-OSHA·s depu-'it~h~f--fGf-~
has long had a rcput.ataon for 11-
gress1HI) enforcing worker health
and saftt\ laws. but flc con~ed the
state "as at the merq o f federal
\)stem "hen 11 came to setuna
v..orkplact standards.
"'The nauonal program dnvcs the
slate program. to some , .. (tent:· be
said. and "eHr} state has hm1t.cd
rcsourot$." If 11 "crcn't for that.
Cahfornia would more acuvely seek
to prevent occupational dascat
rather than s1mpl) react to com-
plaints
C1ofalo said a complaant-dnven
.safet) system as not the most de-
)trable regulator} scheme. "but
• that's the reahty of at."
At the U.S. Dcpanment of Labor.
spokesman Cone said of tht' study.
"We arc gi ving at careful consider-
ation and hope to have a rcsponte
some tame in the future ...
In a forward to the study. Joseph
Kmne). the insututc's executive di-
rector wrote ... Sance the pas~ of
the OSH Act, about 1.4 million
workers have died from occupe-
t1onal disease. Ont wonders bow
man> of those laves could have been
saved.··
Consumer group rates tires based on government data
ly DAVID MISCOE
A 111 doltM l'Wtl 111'"'«
WASHINGTON -The govern-
ment isn't doing a good enough 1ob
informina the public about its auto-
, mobile tire testing program. an auto
safety aroup says. So in a repon for
release Sunday. 1t drew up its own
list of the lonaest·lastana tires.
Based on the aovemment rc\Ult\,
lhe Center fo r Auto Safety ranked
the most ~pular tires manufactured
by 26 radial tire companies "to help
consumers buy the safest and most
lona·la1tina ure for their money ..
"Without readdy avaJlable rat-
i~. CQnsumen rcmaan at the mercy
of tare companies,·· the center's
Clarence Dltlow said
DitJow said the 1ovemmcnt
should be dlucminatinJ the resulu
of ill oten11v1 tare tntma proJrtm. .._t aow1 the .,vernmcnl will save
UJICIM •no uks 111 &al data on
~ 1,800 pulltflltf' car UrtS, Ott
Of ~Uo•, lD • letter to Jerry R.
Otny, ldm1n11tra1or of the Na11o n1l .,
H1ghwa\ 1 raffic Safct)' Adm1n1 s-
1rat1on. ·~ad a h~I of the best and
worst tares would be mort useful.
The government responded that it
doesn·1 want to pick wmners and
losers.
"We're not aoang to make JUdg·
menu ." NHTSA spokesman Kent
Mllton S&Jd. ··Somt' people want a
lot of traction and some want more
mileage. It's not an our purview to
say which as the best vehicle. the
best tare or the best headlight."
The government rates tires ac-
cording to th~ grades: tread wear,
traction and temperature charac-
tens11cs. For tread wear. the center's
list sho""'s che GtneraJ AmenC11ss1c
and Voaue CBR VI to be 1~ best.
wnb rat1nas of 400, which would
carry them 80,000 nulcs under tctt
cond1t1001. Each ratina point 11
worth about 200 miles.
General alto manuflc1urers one of
the lowcst·t'lllbd titts in the
center's Jist the XP2000 W. which
lied w1lh Yokohama's 60 and 7().
AOOIRA0089 for a "rock~bottom
r1tina" of SO. &ood for 10.000 miles.
'
"loconli11eocia in dW"atMlit)' and
quaJit)' betwen and amoaa com·
pante1 are rampant. .. tbe ornttt fC'"
port 1&1d. It aid San prodU<:et ura
such 11 tJlle ROlld Handler that is
rated for 62.000 miles. while It alto
makes um with names that evob
1&fety, auch as the OuardJ-
manWeatMr'manf which is ra1ed at
140, toOd for lt.000 cniln.
Tbe muer rccommencl1 t.haJ con·
IUIMR ICl the pnce of I.ltd they
want to buy and divide it into the
miJetee rauna to compare eotts of
'
vanous tires ixr male Manufac·
turen arc required to mold the rat·
inas onto the tires.
The grades for traction arc either
A, 8 or C. with A being the best and
C being the minimum to meet aov-
cmmcnt standards. Temperature
arades of A, B or C measure the
tire's abilitx to run at lower
temperatures; which help reduce the
pouibihty 01 blowouts or tread sep-
aration.
A aovcmmcnc pamphlet 11)'1 rven
a C..,.adtd tare 11 "not unsafe" and wams that uncJcr-1nna11on or ovcr-
loadlna will 0'1crhat and damqt
any tire and patJy ncreatc the
chance of a blowout.
The s-mphlet also says penonal drivins. ltylt, daarac:1m1ucs or the
car and bow and ~ 1t i1 dnvm,
as ""ll u tire maiAtenance1 ca~ inft~ tire Ii~ m0tt than orana
naJM or the pnce paid. # •
Tbc tire aftduatl) accuttd the
cuter of ovef'limplif')'u .. the IOV-
crtUMnt tnt rnulta. Thomat E.
Cole. chairman of t.hl Tlre lnduttry
~
Safety Council, sa.1d numenall treed
wear arades do not 1uarantcc tire
miteaae.
"The best way to maximize tire
performance and hifhway safety th.ls
holiday and throUJhgut the year i1 lh~Ulh proper inflation. proper
maintenance and frequent 1napeo-
t1on for road damqe... Cole said.
Reprdlcu of the tire aradt. Cole
111d, the actual hfe oT any tift
dq>ends pnmanly on road surtice
quality. driv1na habits. tire inflatioo.
wheel ahpment and rotauon.
He m:ommended that the bu)1_111
combine the fedtral satins tJlb.
mation with pmonal drivina con-
lidcration1 u well a1 deakr rec-
ommendat1on1.
aNTOIU NOfS -CH a nm -m1 ..... S&., .. .... ..... ~-· ... ., .. ................... ,,., ..... . ..,.,,.,..,_..,. ... a..-,., A*..,..,,,., ,. ,... .. ., '",,...,,,, --,., ... N:Jf., • .,, .. llf. ~ a~ -D./:. ...... ..
0 GE COAST SOCIETY OAANOa COAIT DALY PLOT
Mond8y, hptember 3, 1MO Aa
Carol & Company
Young symphony lovers
offered encourag~ment
"I could be comfortable here .
very'" quipped Allison Mullins as
she walk<Xi through the handcarved
walnut ponal of the Reinsch manse
perched on the cltfTs o f South
Laguna.
Omo from most attending "Sum-
merfcst at the V 1lla." a recl'nl gct-
togcther of Opus O ne. a new support
group of the O range County
Philharmonic Soc1et)
Current!~ offered at a barpan
pncc of SI_ 9 m1llton (reduced from
S22 mtlhon). a vmt to the elegant
18,500 sq. fl Med11erranean resi-
dence ne\l'r ceases to take m~ breath
a-wa) Its Jawdroppang Italian Re-
naissance arch11cc1ure. limestone
floors. mahogan) and marble ac-
cems. Cr)stal chandeliers. sparkling
ocean' u~"'s and pool tnmmed patio
rrsemblc a summer palace. Fat for a
pnnce'
Not a bad place for a party. either.
Opus member Richard Reinsch
(aon of the uwner) played host.
"Opus One wants to reach out to
young profc!>s1onals. Today 1s 10 be
Lori •nd Robert Lacy
CitO>I
Humphreys
a casual atlemoon tor members and
potential members."
Casual 11 was. lnv1tauons said ues
would be cut ofT at the door and
guests amvl'd in polos and pinafores
to tnSpl'Ct the black tie-styled
bungalow and each o ther. Hands
waved beer bottles and wine filled
plastic glasses. No caterer was re-
$lU1r..ed. Instead, a busy Carol
'He} wood and society staff members
heaped the salver chafing dashes bor-
rowed from Four Seasons Hotel
w11h egg rolls, fresh fruit and
cheeses. dips, quiche. meatballs and
shrimp which they prl'pared them-
selves.
Readers 'batty'
defending their
night creatures
Dear Ruden: A "bile bacll J
aot bot and buvy Into tbe rela·
live merits of bats. Bat lovers b)
tbe tbousa.ads Insisted tbat lbe
furry crutures bad gotten a
bum rap and sprang to tbelr
defense. Bats ended up looking
pretty good. neo "C.L.B." "rote In about
bJs balr-ralslnc experience wltb
a frail bat lo Aastlo. Teus. Once
agal.a I am bd n& bombarded
wltb letters delradla1 bats.
Read on and draw your own
conclusions.
DE..\R .\SN L..\NDF R~
There arc no bat~ 1n .\u~tan .
Tc.\a'I. C'-tl'pt those 1n tht' 100
Health' animals do no t h1tt' un-
les' pr11H>J..cd In the animal
world as in torm'> o f higher hfo.
there art' ··p'i\l'hOlltS .. It 1s en·
t1rel) pos\lhle th.it an occa<11onal
bat goe\ aa1) aml bite<;
That n1J,h1mamh rabies 1rcat-
mcnt ol 11 shots in thl' stomal·h
1s outmoded fhc\ no"' ha' e j
far more efficient ircatment 1ha1
1n,oht'S onh thrct' shot\ "'hll'h
can he taJ..eri 1n the arm
't ou ha'c a great deal o t 1n-
Ouem:e . ..\nn It as unfonunatc
that \OU ha\l' l hoscn to pl'r-
petuate the 'Western s1ercol)pc
of the bat a'\ C\.11 In China, bats
arc a 'i) mbol of happtne'\S and
p rospcnt) . ) mbohsm aside.
b~m do much less harm than
aood ThC) cat billions of tnSt.'<'ts
and polltnatl' useful plants such
as agave. bananas. nH>eados.
cashews. figs. clo' es. mangos.
aua"as and others I hope you
wall take tht' time to learn about
bats from a rl'putable sourtc
anstl'8d of rel ying on emotional in~ect1ve I sugal'st that \Ou con·
tact Bat ConSt"rvat1011 lntcr-
nauonal 1n '\ustan, Texas
-Anonymo us
Dear Aaoa: Tbals for yoar
ttstlmoalal ot1 bebll of .. 11.
Bal c .. 1erva11H lalerutJoul
Ml• alrea4)' ~tactt4 me. How-
evu, I b•t r~lve4 HmtrM•
cllppla11 abMt a mu la Autla,
Tuu, •M was ltlltta ltJ a fnU
!Mii u4 •le4. Wtllle we bve
.. fferfft .,..._. • W1 ••
Jtct, ret& 111ere4, 1~1 It &M lut
Um• I wUI mots.. Mt• ,.,. a
¥tfJ ... time. DEAR ANN LANDERS·
Here·s a mn,..e to eve7 pcl"M>n
who ma y be 1<'1n1
Ann
Landers
chemothC'rap) tor cancer "1th
dread and panic I cena1nl) did
'\II tho se horror stonl's about thl'
terrible l>lde efTect" "ain't neccs~
anl) ~o"
After a radical mastectom\ for
an ad,anccd case of breast
cancer. m) doctor said I needed
cht•mutherap) I "'as tcrnficd
lklte'c me. there "'a!> no need to
be I "'as able 10 lam on "'lth
almost no antcrrup11on o f nor-
mal all•' 111es fhcrc "'c.-re no
n1ghtmansh side efTeu~ and 'er.
little ph~s1cal d1scomfon
No"' after a )t'M 1n the clear.
I am cxpl'nencing a slight recur-
rence which is no t unc,pe<:tcd.
considering the <''-tent ol the
onginal in'ohcment I am hl'1ng
treated most succcssfull} "'Ith a
sample med1ca11on that causes
mt no d1scomfon "hatS<.lC\l'r
Y estl'rlia) m, dlX·tor, an on-
rolog1st. said that she "'ISht'..,
someone wo uld spread the ~ord
that there 1s no reason to dread
and fear chemotherapy I de·
c1ded that I would be that per·
son And whtll' I'm at 11. I want
to e7.press my Jl1llllude to tht
dedicated sc1cn11sts and doctors
who have saved and prolonaed
so many laves b) mal1.1na th~
treatml'nts efT('("t1\.C and.a' a1l-
ablc
-F B 1n Sarasota. Fla
Dear Sarato&a: II 11ito41141 mah
)'O• fttl 1M4 &o bow tbt yoe
bve ust4 muy 1 kart te41y.
YM m&J a1M a.ave uve4 tome
Uves. S.mt ttOPlt WM CM141 be
aavt4 1t1 dtemo&Mrapy ref ...
ta &ab It ~ .. M th)' are ttr·
rtnff of die •Wt tfftcts. I&
....WM Htt4, HWtttr, lb&
••• • •• ,,... ftlttt ••
dttmo&Mra,1 l• tlte .... ••1· Wllik l&tl\Me It. Hlntntl)' lm-
,.,.uat, tome folk• bn a •tl'J
·,..., .. Ume.
"It's surpnsing how many young-
er peo ple want to suppon sym-
phonic music. O ur members will
attend a four concert sampler (not a
whole series) where we will Sil
together and also enjoy a social
event around the concen ." ex-
plained Steve Luf1nacci, president.
"Our members al share an interest
an the symphony. but also want
social camaradene. And we will
have other ouung.s, hke a wine tour
or JIU festival."
Dues arc SIOO per year. Concert
tickets arc add1t1onal. There 1s no
age requirement and according to
foundtnf. board member Nancy
Bantlt. 'members arc both mamed
and single. We'rl' geared to becom-
ing more comfortable wnh the sym-
phony."
Spotted amon' the youthful classi-
cal musical loving clan were Ben-
jamin Epstl'1n, Phyllis Badham with
John Clement, Mary ChristenSl'n.
Linda Haase, Michael Krnney. Rob-
ert and Lori Lacy and kfT and Lisa
Thomas.
59& Ho/ding
Benj•rwln lpsteln, Mary Christensen •nd
Rlch•rd Reinsch
Robert Lohbeck •nd Und• H••••
D..,. ,,_ ~., S.-
N•nci 8artelt •rd Steve Luplnacll
Br .. n Rotchford •nd Tin• •nd TCNll Woodt
Mother Nature's dull creation
Mother Naturl' has created wml·
magn1filcn1 "'orks of an -but gra\
hair isn't one of her mas1erp1cle\ In
.!acl. it's a LC.mbk 1lop._Shc _1...1.n·
C\Cn g1\e 11 a\.\a\ (Jfa\ I\ 0 " lor
aircraft 'amc~ and ~h hut nnt
for "'Oman's cro"'ning glol')
u rantl'd. there a re man' tonunate
lad1~ "'ho looJ.. good "'11h \11\a
1re!>sn. Barbara Bu)h being a pnml
l'itampk But the rt'\I uf u\ J~e
hards must tr. and out"' it \.aturt· h'
an\ dC\ IOUS. underhanded mean\ .11
our disposal The mo~t direct
method 1s pulling ~our gra\ hair out
"'"h l"'cc1ers Th1' l\n't rt'l -
ommcnded tor the long h.iul \Inn· 11
lea,es )OOr S<.·alp "'Ith mort• holl•,
than .i pan CU!>h1on [)rail~ heath tan
be a nuisance lkllt'r tn sutTcr t.tttk·
tale gra) than pneumonia Rc.-.1Jl''>.
for ncf) hair ~ou ~ank . threl' more
crop up an its plan· T.ilJ.. ahout lrah
Newsmakers
Nancy
Mcintyre
gtj\\ I hi\ )tull I'> re.ii" 111ugh I ' en
a "'<'CJ J..1llcr "'''uldn't .illc1..·1 11
I ht• m1l\t ~cntCl'I "·1\ 111 Jl'll'I\ l!ljl
lr1t·nJ\ anJ J lljU.11ntan1..n "''''h J
nn..e .\ nn\t' " npt J\ nJutlht' ,,r
bold a\ J JH'. and th1·n·tnrc nwn·
arlcptJhk hl J1gn1ticd 1Jd1t'' R1n'l''
al\O llln1.11n mag1ral pmpc:n1l'' tiir
rc<,tonng HHH "nJtural" hair 1..1llm
"'ha.h ha' ht·t·n h1J 1ng undt•r J
bushel ol gra' Don't a\J.. mt· h11"'
th1~ mira,k "'orJ..., I tlunJ..C'd
ctrcmmn
Those.-"'ht• ha' e the lOUragr 1<1
111 .. ~ halr-measurt"S to tht' "'tnd
dH' 1hc1r tres\t''i \ulln hnrnt'llt'\
t1.irning rl·JhcJd' .ind aging tilo n1.k
t>cirnti~hclh 1n·4ucnth tum up 1n thr
\t'011..r int• JI tht• tianJ.. tll 1..J'h thl'lf
\1..lUJ I \col uni' 'hl°' J.. '\
.\n1..llht:r ., ... ,lull''" "' the gra' 1.. ""' 1s g1' 1ng ,,,ur hair J hlu<' nno,c -
hJ..c .t 11..ljJ ,,, junJn T hc'>C nnc,e\
turn ur 1n l'' l'I"\ hur \ll hlUl' t'lul 'J'' I herr' B.iti' Rlul' hl fTijt1.h
\l'Uf t'\l'' •r 110l' "'Ith n1l1rt'
IJ H'nJcr t1..• ,,,mrknll'nl ,.1ur CH'
)h.ll.lll"-
Th1nl.. ,,, tht• 1r11uh1r "'l' lOuld
hJ'l' ht't·n 'p.irt•d 11 \.Jturr had
fl\Cn U\J/llrt• h.i111n lhl' t'1"1 pl.ti..'('
1 ) n ,11 Pnh j ,!r,1r.:Jt11.. la\hllin
atcent. but tor 1h1nn1ng locks. blue 1s
a pcrf<'ct ~hadt' 10 harmonize with
\our pink scalp
Occas1onaJI~ I get tired of mcuang
.uo und and \Q\,\ rm going to thro~
1 n thC' to"' t'I. plast 1c glo' es and d~tt
anJ rt'' eal m\ trul' colors_ Sance I
h,l\ en t ~n m' real shade for dee-
.id<''> 1t"~ h«n quilt' a shock to see
"'hat' 'prnuting out 01 m~ scalp
thc\C Ja' ~ Thl' thought of m~ going
· naJ..cd a~ m\ hairdres~r descnbcs
11 1~ .ilmo~t morl' than he can bear.
\l.i'he gra' hair isn't a f oof after
.ill but \.ature's "'a~ of tl'I ing us to
sl1..1"' dl1"' n and act our agl' Sance she
h.i~n ·1 Ot-cn able to get hl'r messaac
th rnugh our han follicles shl' rcsoru
Ill 1..Hhcr mean' -liJ..e a ~tab in the
k1"'er bacJ.. -"'h1ch 1s strona
enough t\1 turn \Our blue hair white.
Nvwy Mdary~ 11 • IY1Jda11 •I
l.aKu• NJ111el.
Sinatras purchase home in Malibu
O.ttla Hoffmu. Steven Splelbu1.
Jack Lemmoe, Walter Matt.b• and
Ol.aall Sltore ha't' nt'"' nl'1ghbof'\ in
thl' oceans1dl' ct'll'bnt) encla'c an
Mahbu Fruk and Barbara Slaatra
ha'l' purcha~ a home thcrl'. public
rrcords show. The Sanatras alrrad)
havl' homc-s an Rancho M1rag~ and
lk\l'rl) Halls.
The purchase pncc was prohabh
about $3 m1lho n. and 1f the 1natras
put a a new homl' on the Slit'. at
could be worth about thrtt ume~
that. accordanf to a real estate agent
who was not uwolved in the trans-
actio n but has lastings therl'
"The lob for m) .hst1np werl' sold
for SJ m1lhon each. and that didn't
m ludc a houac," said Ro bert
Rubtnsll'tn of Malibu Realty In
Thl' hou~ now on the lh1rd of an
acre has t"'o stones. five bedrooms.
,.,., baths and 2,858 square fttt h 1s
JI )ean old The broker. Jen)
Pntchett. ~ad he ,..ould not discuss
the sale
Troable brewta1: Thcrl''s
troubk brew10f do~n on Troubll'-
some tiulch 1n "-inrtdac. Colo
whcrc former prcs1denllal candid It'
GUJ Rart has nart~ lock1n1 a p1e.
prompu"I 1 ne!Jhbonna ranch1n1
ramtly to file suu
"Wt'vt tncd very hard to bt a aood ntlahbor and thty resist bcina
a aood nel&hbOr," sa1d-l..o1s Choate. ~ on F'ndi). he and thrtt of her
Pranls Slnatr•
children sued the Uaru l'C'C'CntJ) m
01\tm t Court at G o lden. sho nh·
af\er tht Ham hegan locking a pll'
at n1a.ht h) hlod tht' Trouhlesoml'
G ui h rooJ
Han and h1 ~•ft h\C' on ahout
170 acrts The thoate h'>c ne>.t
door on a 21 ~-rc prtld The
C'hoatl' '1u1t chums thr pte 11lcpll)
blocked a lontll ml' aCl't'5' to tht
0.oate prop(r\)
The< hoatei' law\.tf. V11.tor 8<xlg.
sa~s .i t'-'1 'Jrk.urnen1 grJnt<'d lcga l
at"ct'ss aL HI'' the H.in prl1r<'n' ,,n
v.hat apparcnth "-3\ a h•rmer
stagcrt1a1.h road The l h,•Jtl'' h.1q·
bttn u\lng tht• road h.ir m\Hl' th.in .Sl
'ears
· Han "as out ot t.i"'n ,,,,t "'l°'CJ..
and una' ailable lllr ,,1mnH·n1 H"
"'lk. Lee. and tht'H la"''l'r ded1ncd
to tali.. ahout thl' d1srutC'
Choat<'·s grandson. ~1111 t Jl'nn
37. said the fam1h <ihouldn't ha'e to
back down "Ju.st ~aut\t "'e'rc
bump1na up apanst a n1.. h and
powl'rful man Di~um 11. "'t' ll"t'I
ltke "'l''rl' an the n t ..
Boog said the ans 1n111all) rl'·
fused 10 g1 v(' the Choat<'~ lt)" to tht'
pte but ha'>e since provided them
unlll the sull 1s srttlt'd The Choate
family fears the n1ahtt1me lockana of
I.he ptl' as anothl'r stl'p 1n a plan to
eventual!)' den\ thl'm acces
altoaclher. Boot said
Meldq pet symbol: LH laC'et'-
ca, ~panna 10 reopen Nt'w Yo~·
Elias Island nnt ""ttkend. '\l\'S the
racial meluns pot " 'A-ha t makl'$
Amenca v.ori
"Whether it's food. or drn . or
the Int.. mu 1c. whattvcr." k '*'d
"If we're los1na control of our dcs-
uny. it's bttaust ~ a1'n't Or.ctna up
to our hmtqt .t\nd what's that'
Ba k 10 Elhs lsland "
The Chrysler orp chairman led
the dnvt to raise S34S malhon to
rn tllrc E "" l\land and lht' tatut' of
l 1tx·n, v. h11.. h "'a~ rNkd1catt'd an
I \lKti
lacocra and President Be~ wtll
dcd1l.ttl" the ne"' Elhs Island lmm1-
~ra11on \fo\t'um and dM1goate thl'
• "Jlr<' \lie a\ a nauo nal shnnl' next
\unda' 110 tht' l\land in "'<'" Y ork
HartxH
Immigrants ha\(' lcamt'd hard
v.urJ.. and sat.nfi1..·e art' ._e,s to a
Ot-tter life lan:x:l·a s.a1d ·
lanxTa. an 1mm1~rant's son. said
the gatewa) to thl' L nllt"d tales for
11 million ~mencans can give the
1.·ountl) a n~ boost o f morale.
But the Elli\ Island celebrallon will
be lo w-kc) -dinner and spccchC$
-comparrd to the hoopla of the
Statue four yean q o,
Her Mad't 1tlll ..wataa: What
a d1fTercn~ I day makes 1T you'"'
1.'0untf) s1naer ~•1 Mane.. ··r wo Wttb q o. wuh1n a 24-hour
pl'nod. I had m) first &Oki rtCOrd
pan). rt"-,\&l'led v.1th Pol)'Gram (Re--
cords) and ao t nominated for four
Counll)' Muuc As~tion awards,
1nclud1na entertainer of ttw year ...
Matta said dun"! a rcccnt 1ntcr-
v1cv. ID Nuhv1lle . I WI\ JU't rtthna
from 1t."
"h '• bttn o~hclmm... rve
cncd a lot. to be com'*~Y honest.
h 's not thal l'm not snecfUl. but h'a
a lot to keep 1n penptCUvt, .. llid
the JI ·)tar~d former tour pidt,
.. aureu and dtmo slntef.
0AMtM COAIT OALY N.OT
M Mondey, September S, 1980 GE COAST llFAI~ll ..
Pesticide
overkill
claimed
DOn Juan con games too easy Student
physicals_
offered Some are suckers for a little charm, attention
WASHINGTON -An en-
vironmental aroup said Sun-
day tbe 1ovemmen1 should
aradua.Jly halt the use of ma.oy
cancer-aaus1na chemicals on
food because it cannot
measure how many of tbe
subs1anoe1 a person may con-
sume.
In a report, the non-gov-
ernment.al U.S. Public Interest
Research Group satd tbal as
many as 60 cancer-causing
pesucides can lepJly be used
on the most commonly eaten
foods under Environmental
Protection Agency rules.
But the EPA docs not ade-
quately account for the ac-
cumulated e~posurc to such
pcsuc1des through consump-
uon of vanous roods. the re-
port said. Cnt1cs also main-
tain that some levels arc based
on outdated health and med1-
ul information.
-By lbe AuoclatH Pre11
Unfonunately, a story about some
Don Juan-type JUY cru1sina down
Pacific Coast HiJ.hway an a rented
luxury coupe 1s not even rt'·
markable. Especially. it seems, in
our town.
Reoentll, one of these~ as (dubbed • Con Juan of Coast Hi -
way" by the Dall1 PUol) was ca l.
convicted, JUled and rclc.ased on
probauon, all as a result of hs s
scams.
The handsome, bogus, "Mr. Won-
derful" used his fancy car. his
psuedo-charm and his good looks to
attract female motonsts on the free-
wa ys or on PCH.
With a twinkle in his eye and
some well-practiced lane. he d con-
vince the lady-of-thermoment to
pull over. Often heal succeed sn
getting her to go with hsm to lunch.
These guys must read Cosmo or
something lake st. because they
always seem lO know exactly what to
do m the romance department. This
fellow was no exceptfon. He was
hkel) to do such a good job that
after not vef) much time. hi s love-
vscum would 1n v1te hsm to move sn
wsth her at her place.
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Or. Linda
Algazl
Now an "pos1t1on." he would "en-
courage" her into an vesuna her
money into one phony scheme or
aoolher.
1 What 1s remarkable about his
story 1s not that swmdlers exist -ll
ss why so many women could be
taken an by such a man.
lt's particularly intercstsn~ that
most of the vulnerable vscums of
Con Juan-hke men a~ usuall> suc-
cessful wo men whose li ves ~cm sn
olherwrse good ordt'r
How could so many S«mingly
temfic women be desperate and/or
hungry for love and affection. that
tht'y would surrender to suc h a man?
How could they not recoaiuze the
coo?
Consider this explanation: 111ere is a aeneration of women
amona. us. who arc now in their JOs
and 40s, who have put their femi-
ntne and otherwise personal n~s
on bold in the pursuit of pro-
fessional excellence.
Isn't it possjble that these women
have never ta.ken tbe timt' to de-
velop the tnterpcrsonaJ skills necess-ary for appropriate, healthy bonding
w1tb a man?
Such a woman could be mu vel y
stuck in some old Cinderclla-hkc
fantasy wh1~h promises that "some
day her prince wil come .. and she
doesn't have to do anytlung but wast
for him to find her.·
But on Pacific Coast Highway sn
a rented Porsche?
"You've got to take a few chances.
Besides how would I knov. the car
was rented?" !oays Julie who is a
physical therapist with her own suc-
cessful practice. "I fantasize all th e
tsme about being V.'lth a man who
knows how to come on strong. Of
cou~ I wouldn't like it if her turned
out to be Jack the Rsp-off Artist."
sbe lauahs.
Julie i1 34, beautiful and has
alway1 been sin&)e. She says that
what she really wants is to be mar-
ried and to have a family. Lately,
she 1s beainninJ to worry that she
mt&ht never have that expcnencc.
ibe trouble, she says, 1s that she
can't even identify what it is that she
really wants in a mao ... or how to ao
about looking for the ri~t one. Her
only strategy has been to wait and
~ who comes to her.
Cuol 1s another example of a "l-
ca rt' t-bc 11 e ve-1'm-st1 l l-s1 ngl e
female." She'll be 40 on her next
birthday.
"'Other women JUSt m~t a hus-
band." she says. "I work hard
enough on the JOb ... I don't want to
work on this prOJCCI, too."
You guessed it Carol has been
taken sn by a stnng of romantic-at·
the-start con men
Remember these mak rats kno"'
only one thing -how to please a
woman and how to make her feel
special. fascinating and beautiful.
Uff• A11u.J I• • ,,.ycbolo1l•t
,..,,. A11•J.J Family CoruuellDg ID
Coro•• del M•r.
It's back to school time for
thousands of south Oranae
County youngsters. and in an
effort to help alleviate the press-
ures and hassles for parents.
South Coast Medical Center. in
conjunction wilh several local
phys1c1ans. ss offering free back-
to-school and sports physicals.
ScveraJ family practice and'
internal medicine physicians.
whose practices arc located
throughout South County. will
be part1c1patmg.
Interested parents arc aslccd to
telephone South Coast Medical
Cen 1<'r's Women's Pavilion
l lealth Resource Center at
499. 720~. where tht'y'll then be
referred to a ph)s1c1an's office
Parents must also prestnt the
required form from lhcsr child's
school pnor to the examine. The
program rum through Sept. 28.
TM
Vasectomy safe, effective, painless
By Or. STEPHEN M AUERBACH
and Or. DON A. UDALL
\j>...:lal ro 1~ O.ity ~llot
Vasectomy is a safe. effective
choice tor couples seeking a
permanent method of b irth con-
trol. A new vasectomy technique
has recently been developed
utrllzing a small puncture in-
.
stead of an Incision to divide the
vas tube and permanently stop
the flow of sperm rnto the
urethra.
Available in the United States
for the past two years. the
"scapel-less" vasectomy is less
traumatic. requires no sutures.
and promotes faster healing
help
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with less swelling and less pain
In the new vasectomy
procedure, the physician uses
forceps with a small ring at-
tached to grasp the vas tube. A
trny hole rs punctured through
the skin and sheath surrounding
the vas. Recovery from this type
of vasectomy 1s rapid because
with no 1ncis1on there 1s very
I little trauma to surcoundrng tis-
1
sue. There Is less swelling. pain
and bruising during recovery.
Vasectomy Is the only per-
manent birth control method
available to men. The male re-
productive system produces
sperm cells 1n the testes to be
stored in the epldldymrs Mature
sperm travel through the vas
deferens. nourished by fluids
from the seminal vesicle and
prostate. The resulting mixture
of 2 percent sperm and 98 per-
cent fluid 1s called semen, which
1s ejaculated during intercourse
through the urethra.
In a vasectomy, sperm pro-
duction continues In the testes.
However, because the vas def-
erens Is divided, sperm 1s
prevented from traveling
through the vas and out the
urethra. The sperm cells are
absorbed by the body instead.
Men who have had vasec-
tomies continue to ejaculate
norm~lly, but because there 1s
no sperm In the mixture. no
pregnancy can result These
men do not experience any rior-
onal changes, and sexual desire
and performance are not af-
fected. Most men report they
enioy sex even more after
vasectomy because they no
longer fear making their partner
pregnant. No other method of
I birth control is necessary after a
successful vasectomy
M ore than 500,000 men elect
to have a vasectomy each year.
The 20-mlnute procedure is
I usually performed In the phys-
lcian · s office under local
anesthesia. A man who has a
I
vasectomy can usually return to
work the following day if no
physical labor is Involved. There
are rarely any complications fol-
I
lowing vasectomy and sexual
relations can resume within
about seven days.
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It takes about 15 ejaculatlor$
tollow1ng a vasectomy to wast\
out any remaining sperm. Thtt
vasectomy 1s considered su~
cessful after two to three
negative sperm specimens a1'
brought to the physician's office
or a laboratory tor examlnatlOfl
under a microscope. •
Failure of a vasectomy 1s e*-
t rem e I y rare when t h~
procedure is performed by p
urologist. One of the causes IB
spontaneous reconnection ~f
the vas tube. which wou~
usually occur within six monthS
of surgery
Men who choose a vasectomy
but want to keep their option$
open for having children In the
future may be interested In co,..
tacting a sperm bank Sperrrr
banks store frozen sperm untll
the time a cou ple decide to have
a baby. It requres-six vials of
frozen sperm for every preg..
nancy attempt, so couples who
eventually want two children
would be advised to store 12
vials
Sperm banks are good in-
surance for men who remarry
and want to start a new family,
and tor those who are at risk for
fertility problems (such as men
working with certain chemical•.
those with a low sperm epuflt .
and t hose undergoing
chemotherapy)
Vasectomy Is considered a
permanent method of birth con-
trol and should be entered into
only after a man and woman
have fully discussed their family
goals and plans for the future.
Vasectomy can be reversed, but
the procedure 1s complicated.
costly and success cannot be
guaranteed. About 90 percent
of vasectomy reversals w ill
produce sperm, with 50 to 60
percent resulting In pregnancy
For couples who have de-
cided their family Is complete.
vasectomy presents a birth con-
trol option that is simple. af-
fordable and almost risk-free
With the new ··scalpel-less"
vasectomy. the patient can
qulckly resume normal activities
with a mlnium of discomfort or
Inconvenience.
(This column deals with com-
mon medical topics. and ques-
tions are answered by medical
and dental speclallsts In the
appropriate ffeld of exp6rflse.
Please forward questions to the
Medical Plaza Association of
Newport Center, cl o the Health
Education Foundation, 360 San
Miguel, Suite 206, Newport
&ulch, CA 92660)
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.. , wish SUMMER VACATION would
go into· extra innings."
The navel Katherine &lapped
Cony Mila wi&b all bet ~
Her open bud b.ittin& hit cheek
made • licknin& IM 1trao,ely lalilf'yina pop. 11le palm or her
baod stuns. She hoped his face
hurt twice u much.
"Jeez.'' be said, placina bis
band over the arowina Rd welt
on ~· cheek, "what was that
for7"
.. Tryina '° attack me,.. she
~tried to live you a lti.., .. .. Riabt. after you brina me up
on a detcrted r09d in the middle
of the niabt."
.. Kalberioe, rd 1ay you're a bit
paranoid.''
. She wasn't buyina his act any
lODfCf.
"Don't tell me I'm paranoid.
Corty Miles. I think ~ou arc the man who murdered David Hen-
aea··
Tbcte. Sbe lllid 1L EverythiQ&'t
out in I.be open. Now what would
he do? If tbia mat killed oocc,
wb~ wouldn't be rnurder ap.in?
SJ>e looked at the li&bts glowina
frofn the trailers on the beach at
El Morro. The~ wa5 no use
acteamis:>4-No one wouJd hear
her. Behind her, Corky Miles
1ta.ncd to l.auab W1Ck:cdly.
Te tie ce.tlatled ...
Tumbleweeds return!
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Editorial
Californians
cheated out of
political clout
C ahfornia voters were cheated dunng the wanrng hours
of this )ear's Legislative session. The) were robbed o f
an o pponunit)' to take their rightful place m nallonal
1>Qht1cs b) a Legislature wliose power of leadership has been
denuded b) scandal and its own mabiltt ) to function as a
go' ernmg body.
Consider what was sacrificed when the .\sscmbly scuttled
a bill that "o uld have made Cal1forn1a·\ presidential pnmaf)
<1 national leader rather than tis rurrc."nt <;tatus as a pohucal
a ftcnhoul!,h t
Cahf0m1a is o ne of the largec;t. moc;t po"rrful statc."s in
this nation It has a robust econom' that m al~ some of the
\\Orld's lop 10 nations. It 1s a bcll"'.cther .and trend c;etter in
business. industry and technolog' C. altfom1a 1s the pcrson-
1ficat1on of a vibrant leader. But v.hen tt's time to no minate
prcs1dent1al candidates, Cahfomta is a poht1cal eunuch. h 's
voters ha'e virtuaJly no voice io selectina which candidates
v.tll run for the most powerful political office in the world.
\II the) can do 1s rubberstamp ch01te.£ mad,e, b) \otcrs in
other siates. --
Now. consider wh; state legislators denied Cal1tom1ans
the presuge and poht1cal power the) d~ enc.
rhc bill mO\ mg Cahfomta'!> prc!>1dent1al pnmary to the
first ""eek of March died because rnaO\ lawmakers arc
tt:rnficd of the 1n1uam e proces The hill v.as reJected because
ot an amendment that "ould ha\t' banned 101ttatncs on the
presidential pnmar> ballot Wh~ were legislators so afraid"
Pres1denttaJ pnmancs enJO) a higher 'oter turnout than
other elections and man~ ol our Slate'<. major poltq dec1S1ons
have been decided b) 1n1t1a11' cs rather than the Legislature
1 he) claimed ha" ins 1n1t1at1'n on the pres1dcnt1al pnmarv
ballot might result in maJor lkusinns berng made h) the
'utcrs of onl) o ne." part>. S1mpl) put. kg1slators were afraid
of a high ., oter turnout
The amendment killed the bill. but there·., a chanu· that
11u1on "'II bad.fire on the: Leg1\latun:.
When Cahfom 1a lav.makerc. hemml'd and hawed about
"~~rode ting propen} ta~e'i. \ otl'rs appn" ed Propos111 on 13
\\ hilc legislators Ja"boned about the C'il.alaung go\ ernment
spend in~. vott'rs appro\'ed the < 1ann ~pending L1m1t .\ltn
lhc Lt'g1~la1ure danced around lhc problems of educatwnal
funding and the co<;t of automt1b1k insurance. 'otrr" h, pa<;<;<.·d
lhl'll l'ledt•<.l offil. t<tl'i <1nd appr1J\ c<l 11ut1:ltl\ e\ to <,rih c thl·
prohkms
"ot dll ot thu~ m1tiat1H\ haJ the effnt thn "t'n.·
suppo.,ed to ha\l' In some 1ns1an<..'ec;. lcg1sla11un b~ 1nit1at1\ e
\\or\erH:tl prublt-m'i the) "ere supposed to St)h l' anJ l'r<xkd
g<.n rmmrnt's ab1lsl) to <.lo ttSJOb But thl· Legislature. not thl'
\otcr-.. arc resp<rns1ble tnr that muat1un Our clel. tc<l olli~ 1JI\
lx-.1r the blame because the Lrg1sla1un· hali a hr,1ur> ol
p111lt11.al po~tunng and pandering tu "fX'< 1al intc:rt:'i\\ r;,itht•r
tli.\n handling the state's businc'is
< ahlorn1a's \'O ters have not had an impact on a prt·,11kn
t1al nomsnat100 since 1972. Apparenth the uni) "a~ thn "111
get the pollucal clout the) de<,cr'e "' to ag.a1n h' r..1" the
LegJ\laturt v.1th an m1t1at1\e and dN 1dc the issue at thl' ballot
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Looking Back
Sn:iog: Is
it here
to stay?
ASIN
'6tCK ...
Smot s11ll makes front-page head
Imes when the going gels rough an
the ao1ng gets good.
This rear the environment.al ex ~ns tel us Southern Cahfomia b
seen fewer smog-filled days.
Inside Report
This ha pp) report of a clean bill o
air comes despite the healed &Jo
warming debate and a dramt1c 111
crease m carbon d1oiude concentra
tion found in our atmosphere.
U.S. must help Jordan to stall
However, when "'c think of h1
toncal presen allon rarel) docs on
cons1der the damagina etTcc\5
smog.
It 1s suggested that we all 1boul
consider smog as more than just a
a new crisis in the Middle East ecological d<'tnment
There are thOS(' who can
member the sweet p(rfumc
blossom mg orange gro' cs and th
inspired sight of sparkling sno
capped mountains 1n the d1sLancc · AMMAN -In the shado"' of the
Persian Gulfs main tent, a s1dt•shov.
1s pla)'mg out that threatens in
calculahle lnJUt) 10 Jordan's King
Hussein. the ersrwhlle trusted
Amencan fnend now widely rt'-
garded in. Washington as an Arab
rcncgadt'.
That bitter but erroneou5 epnhet
ignorec t~ facts of Jordan's inex-
orable slide LO\l.ard a disaster that
may plunge It and the Pal~ttman
We st Bank into new convulsions
h1ghl) dctnmental to the Unitl"d
States.
The httlc king 1~ tf) ma to make
P~icknt Bush undrrstand. The im-
minent loss of SI 5 b1lhon 1n fo reign
eitchange caused b> l ' N sanctions
against lraq and lhe loss of 200.000
Jordanian JObs in Kuwa11 guarantee
cconom1l uphea,al here h will be
compounded by nsing political re-
bellion on the lsraeli-occup1cd West
Bank
What 1s most a'i\urcdl) lO ming 1\
economic depression. with no v.a \
out That e,11.plains King Hussein's
reluctance 10 enforce t · N sanctions
agasnst Iraq He ha'I ..aid he acct'pt\
the sanctions resolution. But 1f he
puts It into etTell before he can
arrange 10 soften 11s impact. Jordan
"'Ill be dcMabll1zed pornbl~ fore, er
A quick look at ml suhs1ant1atcs
this hleak forecast .\lmos1 90 ix·r-
ct"nt of Jordan\ 011 1s trucked from
Iraqi oil "'ell\ w the refincn. a1
Zrrqa. near here It" 'alue. or ; o'it.
1s SP5 malhun a 'ear Bui Jordan
pa>~ no ca~h for 1t Ins tead. 1t\ use
finances Iraq·.,. deht to Jordan. no"'
standing at S600 m1lho n -a prod
uct of 1he Iran-Iraq v.ar
Putting l ' ~ s.inct1ons into cffc('t
"'ould force Jordan to pay cash for
Saudi 011. \I.hi\ h lOuld Ix pumped to
Zuqa '1a the old Trans Arabian
Pipeline from S.iud1 Arabia 10 tht'
s~ nan C03\t The cash squeerc
cau~d b~ the sudden loss of tht'
lra41 marke1. $2 U m1lhon a yt'ar
(ma1nl) for a&ncultural products ),
leaH'' no a\sets The Saudis. angt)
Letters
Rowland
Evans
at Husscin·s rductance to break his
econo m1l hfchne 10 Iraq, arc m no
hul"T) to fill the spur from the main
TAP pipeline 10 Zerqa.
Add 10 this the Israeli zeal in
clamping do"n on \\est Bank. farm
produce sold to Iraq plus the sudden
deanh of pa' roll remittance\ from
Palcsunian oil workers 1n Ku"'all to
their West Bank fam 11tcs .\s a result
of 1h1s econom1r unre't the intifada
ma) gt't a hoO\t thJI "'111 fuel poltll-
cal turmoil here 1n Jordan On the
West Bank., thl· \uurce 0f this unrest
is both pohtKal .ind CLOnomu .. here
1n Jordan 1t '" economic Together
these tv.o "um.·nt'i of discontent
make a swollen n'rr Jo..ing H u~sein
ma\ not be abk 10 lOntrol
In •ar-off La~tcrn Europe. the
crumhl t-d So' 11.•t cmp1rt· 1s cau~ing a
nolent ~conom1c ~hake-up that also
"'eakens Jordan One of this coun-
t!)·, Ir"' non·agnrultural nixms 1s
phu\phatc. "onh SI '10 million a
)car The l..m~·., ..:had economists
told U'> tht.' S"'•llh from centralized
or command tu~nnm'I t o the mar\cet
1\ shn' cling 1h.it 'ital source of
cuh
Damned b) l "I f)Olil'~·makers
who~c an11 Hu,\c1n sentiments
predate Aug 2 the king 1s dis-
traught He I) running hke a mad
hatter from \rah cap11al 10 capital in
~arch of nc"' idea~ 10 end the
\l.Orld's sang-up on Iraq for Its per-
n1c1ous JO\a!iion ul Kuwait. He 1s
pleading with the l 11111ed Nations.
Robe ft
Novak
d1rectl> and through his on~·good
fncod Georac Bush. for help to
com~nsatc the losses hert' from
U.N.-1mposcd sanctions
Aruclc 50 of the U N. Charter ss
designed to m~t "special economic
problems" for a country com-
manded by the S«:unty Council to
1m~ sanctions apmst an ag-'
arcssor. Hussein's agents arc now
appcahna for relief in Ntw York.
Considering the potential damage
to lhc United Slatts of new West
Bank-Jordan explosions. alread)
aJ1mpscd here 1n massive and angry
demonstrations and daily dtatnbcs
m the fret" press. quick acuon by
Washington 1s so essential that 1t
would seem to be a routine decision.
Instead. the k10g seems well on his
way to cawtrophc. Wastungton's
political establishment. v1ewin1 him
as alwa)s throuah the focus of tht'
Arab-Israeli dispute. remains d1s-
plea~d with him as Iraq's oil con-
tinues to rumble mto Jordan.
Bush and his Mideast advisers
have never properly undcn tood thC'
value to lhc United States of a
strong. healthy Jordan. Now preoc-
cupied -or perhaps o~ -
with punishina Iraq for tcanng up
the U.N. Charter. a refusal to under-
stand lhe tuna's lament would
ponend a future cnsis Bush d~s not
need and can avoid.
RowlMHI E\'QI Q d R•rt Nov1t
art W•1•1111 t o11 DC-b11td
c:o/D11Ja11t• for Utt OrQ ft Ca.11
DaJJy Piiot.
Not onl) 1s smog a '1sual 1mpa1
mcnt to our once breathtalang v1
tas. but 1h1s drean bro"n -.e1I tak m toll on structures that ha' e st
throughout the ~ea~ 1ructur
whose onl) C'nem) came from th
hand of Mother Na1u~. ram. su
and eanhquakcs
The word -SMOG 1~ believed t
have ongmatcd in London where 1
19S2 a shock.mg d<"ath rate rock
the city. The death rate. dunna
chock.mg smog attack. rose from a
weekly average of :!.000 to 5.000.
With the otTshort' breezes. the
Pacific Coast appears rdatl\Cl) ufe
from srnOf Not so
Although tt v.as no where near
what happ(ned m Lont.lun. a Los
Angeles newspaper reponcd on Sept
8. 1943 that "Thousands of eye)
smancd. Man) wept, snt"ezl"d and
couahed. Throughout the do"''llto"'ti
area and mlo the hills the fumes
spread thcLr 1mta11on"
On the average. the scenano from
Sept 8, 1943 no" occurs 165 days a
year in Los Angeles according 10 thr
Cal1fom1i( Air Resource Board and
Technical Suppon 01' 1s1on.
A lmk closer to home. thr
number of da)s per \Car \I.1th un-
healthful air in Orange ( uunt) 1s
about 45.
No one is qu11e surt• Just ho"'
much mone' snH>i lVSI\ us each
year.
The wear and tear " slo" but
s.tcady. Smog tak.t'~ 1t\ toll on
painted surfau•!> 11 destTO\\ the
metal and stone "'1th1n buildings
And. aside from the" puhlil health
problems 11 cau!>Ci.. !im1.1k lk'it roy\
our plants and v.1ld hft
It 1s the pcrO!l}acct)I n11ratc and
the ni trogen d10A1dc fou nd in smog
that together or alone mal es our
C)'CS water and tum red and causes
the dcstructJon in buildings
ln order to control these hannlul
substances. b)' the )ear 1962 dbout
S IOO m11l1on had been \pent in the
lo• Anades Count> alone.
Howtver. suit1strcs sho"' that be
tween thC' )Cars 1956 and I Q64. the
amount of smog actuall) doubled
Another campaign challenge
In 1957 thC' Los Angele!> .\1r Pol-
lutton Control Board banned all
burnma in back)ard 1nc1ncr:110~
This pul an 1mmtd1atc end to l 1 i
million incinerators and 600 tons of
fonnaldch}dcs. aldch)'dcs and other
pollutina p~s from clouding the •
sky. To the Editor Congratulation~ 10 Jay Humphrc)
(candidate for C'O\ta Mesa Cit)
Council) on the Aug. 25 le tter to the
editor "F1m Challenge of Council
Campa1gn ..
Jay was pushing for a t1&}1ter con-
f11ct of interest ordinance of elected
officials and went on record sayins .
"I will not vote on any issue that 1s
sponsored by any person or corpor-
a11on from which l received a con-
tnbuuon ofSSOO or more." Jay went
on to S&) that the pledge would be
m effect for as Iona as he 1s tn office
Thiat is a pasmvc step 10 buildina
the public s confidcnc<' 1oward
elected officials and Lord knOW$ 1t 1s
needed.
Now for my challenge
My name will be Ql'l the ballot for
Fountain Valky Ctt y C-ou nt.•11 m
November also. I pledgt' that I will
not solicit nor ac~pt campaign con-
tnbut1ons of any amount fro m md1-
v1duals. corporations. poht1cal ac-...
lion commltlets or an)One
In this wa y the public can be 'ure
tha1 I "'111 be tolaJly commmed 10
sc~ mg its needs and interests only
The pubhc will be the only Sp(c1al-
1ntercst group that will have my
attention Isn't 1t about time fo r a
rcfresh1ng change such as this to
happen throu&}lout our nation.,
The problem 1s. however. that
~ople w1lh limited funds. like my-
sdf (a rc11rrd school pnnc1pal ). have
Schools should teach
kids morals and ethics
To the Editor
Cnme on our streets Bana bang. you've 101 what I want -Ntk<' . sold
cll81ns. leather iackels. The pn~ ol P«'r prc'lsurr \.la TV Ads. Ct1mie in
¢orporate Amencan. Greed. No eth1<:1 ma) 1n1crferc "i th a more Clpcns1v('
hou5e, a more e11~n11ve cu . more and more I muse have
Orup: If rou can't find a job because you wof\'t 10 \O school -rob
and kill or sel to act what tht world own you. or t1kc the dn.ip to help
)'OU f Oftet.
Teen-aae preanancin, inst.an\ aratifiQ&tion, lack of moral ttain1na. or to
set out of a lll'JC welfare family into a ftlfare apenment of your own.
But that's che way i1'1 done. Don•c you ttt ii daily on TV? W11ch the
SOIPI and lhe seriq -the violenClC the ICll. Do p&rtnlS evtt FVte the
PO rated movies their children 1ee? bO chey care? Do they sec t~ ptt-Cecn•
roamina the malls, tbc strectt?
TM .. Cold War .. may be over, bu& we arc los1n1 the war for lhc rn1nd1
and morab uf our children and for a avahied community. Relilion may
001 be taqhl ira Kbuob but surely morals and ethic couJd and should be.
DOROTHY f. CLINCH
C'osla Mt'll
hmlled exposure to the public. Our
message acts lost when "bia mo ney"
starts to t.aJk. So think about that
..whe n you see and hear a big-money
campaign rolhna along.
Do you stop and wonder who 1s
pay1 na for It and what pncc arc they
cxtractina in return? ls anyone look-
ma out for the public's interest?
Jf the public ts serious about mak-
m1 some cha~es and 1ettin1 people
elected who wdl look out for their
interests and be accountable to them
only, then J suu~t the followina.
They should ao to their calendars
and under Nov. 6 1990 wnte
"VOTE TODAY." Then vote for
the person who has the public's
mtcrcst at hean Then the next dly
they can be sure that the vote they
cast was a vote for themselves -fo r
a chance'
Thjs did not s1nglc·handt'dly solve
the smog fro m doublmg b) 1964 and
surl)nsin&l y public reaction to the
ban was hostile.
The question now is as the ques-
ti on was whtn smog fint came onto
the scene in the early 1940's -1s
pollution control too cxp(ns1vc or is
pollution 1~lf too cx~ns1vc?
The auto and 011 industnes have
made their opinion very clear.
Smoa 1s as real as rain and
sunshine. It 1s a b11 pn~ to pay for
development. It 1s also a stranae
byproduct of J rowth that en-
vironmentalists fur ha~ aottcn out
of hand and perhap' become ir· "~vcn1ble.
Mv* ~Nktd 11 a Ne.,,,.,..
GUY CARROZZO IJud ... H c.lfl1Ul1t If' 1M Or-
Fountain Valley UI• a...t lJell.1 PU.1.
When Writing to the Orange Coost Dolty ,. .. t ...
Th• Otonee Coo't Ooif'y Pilot enc°""og.s c0t1f"\pc>ndonc& lrom °"'
reodnt\ w~ reqvf"\I lf'llO!\ be ~epl IO QW01o.1mo1ely 300 W()(l.h Any
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'King of Blues' eulogizes Vaughan
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SAN J UAN CAPISTRANO
After a rousing hour of upbeat in-
strumentals, audience smg-alongs
and the obligatory introductio n of
his seven sidemen. 8.8. King ltter-
ally go t down and sang the blues
durina his late-niJht set at the Coach
House Saturday.
The rotund and graymg blues
sinaer-su1tanst~umped into a chair.
bushed the din of the capacity crowd
and cut stra1ght thro ugh the smoke-
ftlJed ambience to tug at the au-
dience's heanstnngs.
Vaughan. a young gunanst whose
career was cut shon by a helicopter
crash last Monday. was mo re fitting
than any graves1d(' memonaJ
After having spent most of has life
on the road. It ts obVJous the 64-
year-old K.mg ts takmg It eas:--now.
relying heavily on a light band led
b} Walter Rtk} K.Jng. his oephe"'
and conductor-saxophonist.
But into the wee hours of the night
Saturday, K.Jng proved he 1s st1)J a
master showman, spnnkhng his
two-hour set wtth wide~yed anucs.
anecdotes and words of 14,sdom.
It wo uld have been sat1sfy1flg to
1ust let his musrc s~alc fo r itself -
King and Co. can Jam "'1th the best
of them but the lheatncs
provided a folksy chann that
endeared him wnh an audience that
ranged from }Upp1es to common
fol ks. There were e'en a few }OUng
children up past their tx-dumes to
hear the bluM legend
After t14 0 tnstrumental numbc:rs
b} his band. King took control of the
stage ~1th "ut the Good Times
Roll," wtuch 5t't the mood for the
rolhck1na first half of the sho"'
After wallo"' mg in the blues to
rememtx-r the fallen G ramm\-wm-
ner \ aughan. King uSt"d his better-
ltno"' n mat('nal to guide th(' llO"'d
through the story of his own hf('
Ltke a grandfather spmnmg tales
on the front-porch rocking c hair.
K.Jng's show~fos1ng medley in-
cluded "Nobod} Loves Me But M~
Mother" and "The ThnU 1s Gone. ·
which brought him and the aud1enoe
back to their feet
Despite being drenched 10 sweat
and obv1ousl~ faugued·-K.Jng 1s a
d1atx-11c and was hospnahzcd m
Apnl -he obliged the crowd Wlth
a two-song encore fcatunng "When
Love Came to Town" and "Peace to
the World."
8.8. K.Jng may be: slowing down.
but he proved Saturday night that
lh(' lhnll 1s no r gone You can find
out for )Ourself tonight at Tuesda)
n~t at the Coach House For ticket
inTormauon. call 496-8930.
a. a. King and hit guitar. Lucllle. sing th• blue• •t th•
C~ech House on 'rlday. King 11 •ppearlng at th• club
through tomorrow night.
"Someone lovt'd you." he wailed
as he pomted to his che'it and lo)al
companion "Lucille.. -his tra-
dJuonal G ibson guitar "Someone
who really cared. Stevie. was me."
The audience ro~ and cheered
wildly. The tnbute b) the '')(mg of
Blues" to the late Stevie Ra)
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Dozen• of Americans returned to
ftlledom Sunday in the first maJor
airhf\ of Westerners from Iraq dur·
inJ the month-old Persian Gulf
cnsis, but Saddam Hussein's gov·
emment remained defiant and
vowed to '"eat mud'" before yielding..
U.N. Secrt'tary-General Javier Perez
de Cuellar. who held two days of
tall.s in Amman. Jordan with the
lraq1 foreign minister. Tanq Azll.
said he was "deepl y disappointed"
with the outcome
"What Iraq wants " to sta) in
Kuwait, which 1s unaccep1able to the
in1crnat1onal community. to the
U "'I. Secunt}' Council and to its
~cretary-gcneral. .. Perez de ( ut•llar
told reponers in Pans Sunday.
An unidentified French h o1t•9•, rl9ht, 11 hugged by rela·
t lve1 •t Orly Airport In P•rls early Sund•y Mornln9.
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Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbache'
and President Bush are to discuss
the gulf cmrs and other rssue\ Sept
9 in Heb1nk1. hnland. But e'en
following the weekend an·
nouncement of the superpower ~um·
mit, some leaders warned a speedy
resolution wa~ unlikel}
"We ha' e to settle down for a long
haul. which 1o1.1!1 require a good deal
of steady detcrm1 nauon on the part
of all concerned.'' said Rn11~h
Foreign Sccretar) Dougla~ Hurd
Saddam. the Iraqi president as usino(
caplt\e lon.·Jgncr'> a!> human shaclth
10 prott·r 1 •kc~ I raq1 installataom
ag .. 11n~1 po1en11al auack b> th~ l 1 \.
led mult1nat1onal lorn~ dcplo~ed 1n
lhl' region
747. calT)1ng more than 3()(1 West·
crner~. am\cd rn Wash1ng1on on
Sunday after ~topovers an Pans and
London It ld1 Baghdad on 'iaturday
along 1o1.1th t~o 01hcr planeloads of
fon·ag:u:rs.
•d Johnson of St. Louis c•rrl•• •n Amerl· · up0n their •rrlv•I at Dulls International I
can fla9 ••Rev. Jen e Jackson follows him Airport.
For the freed hostage\. JO) and
relief upon reaching "3fet) 1o1.a<;
muted b> fears for those lt'ft behind
About 21 .000 Westerners. andud·
ang 3.LlOU -\mcnrans. \loc.'fC strandl'l•
an lra4 and Ku\\aat b> the Aug 2
111\3!1100
o\ Lhancrcd Iraqi As~a)s Boe11111
Among those . rrt\ 1ng in Br11ain
\I.as ~tuart L<xkv.ood, thl' 5·)ear-old
Bn11sh bo> 1o1.ho~ hair 1o1.as tousled
by Saddam an a t<.'IC\ 1s1on c.-ncountcr
1o1.11'1 a 1troup ol Western hostages
Prime suspect list narrowed;
serial murderer left messages
GAINESVILLE. Fla ln-
vest1g.ators narrowed their llSI ot
pnmc suspects 10 four Sunda\ in the
gnsl) lcnafe sla)ings of fi,f )tudt'nts
and hinted that the !.Cnal killer k it
"messages ol sOml· amponanlc ·
Police would not \a\ 1o1. helhC'r 18-
ycar-old Edward uv.as· H umphre' ~
part·trme freshman al the l na,fi-
!ltty of Flonda charged \lo at h assault·
ang his grandmother. v.a' among lhc
four
However, two pohce ollicer.., in
hip wader!> on 'iunda> U!>Cd a me1al
detector to ..eanh a ned ne't lo tht•
apartmenl l Omplc ' "hen·
Humphre> Ines
They did not appear lo finJ Jn~·
thanp.. ..aid Polite: ( pl Rubt•rt
McDowell. Police ha"e already p1d.-
ed over g.arbag<" an the compln·,
trash rnnta1ncr\. but ha\l' no\ '>aid
whether 1he) recovered a munkr
weapon
An Ohio fugitive. 58-)car-i>ld
Warren Virgil I inch. v.a., droprx·d
•from the lrst • ...aad Ala<.hua ( ount\
Shenff\ spoke'.)man Lt Speml·r
Mann Tinch ,., '>Ought 1n Ohio 111
the stabbing dl'alh of a 5~-~car -olJ
woman and 1s !>Uspected of o;tealtng
cari. an Ol·ala and Ga1nc'' Ille a \H'c:k
bc:fore the k11l1ngs
"To say he's still a suspect Ian lhl·
sla)tngs) would be ancorrcct," Mann
said. But he said poltce were not
prepared to sa~ who 1s on the lt!>t
\ 1o1.ec\.. alter the far\I l"'l>
mu1tla1ed bodies 1o1.cre found, pohcf
d1\dOM'd "iunda' thJt thr kalld Id\
me.,..age\ nr clul'\ al thl' 'ir11m<;'
dpartmenl\ thJt w ulJ tre ham tu Jll
fi' c m urdn' Hut the\ refused to
lharJl tcrtll' tht''>l' mcs-,;age'> cXl~pt
to SJ' thn "-Crl· n1•t in the lorm nl
nute~ ur uthi.:r ~n11ngs.
.. I he mci.sages were given to U\
from thr cri me SC'enc')... ~ad l 1
Sadie Darnell. spo\..n~oman fo r the
(1a1n1:~v1lle Police Department.
.. fhe Mt*tts a t119'ree1 cs)
1hat w~ an ~
me\\..lge'> of !>O~ mpot\IDCC."
/\1an n added ..,at no "callana
ta rd\·· Yi l'IT foutd'-·on uy of-the
bodll'S
"I t'" not a 1iW8arc.-typc
h11m1nde:· Mann tauJ. ,-t~
l\ulopS\ result-. on ~ '1Wi
PJuk\ and Manul'I Taboada. lk>ch
.:'l ,ho~cd 1hc) dtt·J ofs1ah wounds
\lmllar to those thJt I.riled thr other
thrl'c. Mann ..aid '-)unday. But unlike
the first three. thl' hod1es of Mass
Pa ul~ and l aboada we~ not
mu11la1ed
Mann derl1nt·d 111 "1' whrthcr lhl'
!>amt' 1o1.eapun "'..i' u..id in all li'e
sla) angs
Mass Pau le\ JnJ I <1htlddJ ~l'rl'
found Tul·Wa' di the dJlartml'nl
the) shart'd di lht ~me lUnlph:x
1o1.h1:1c ll 111nph r~' ll\t'd lnr .1 ll'"
1o1.el·k, tht\ \umnh r \ nd1thhor \Jill
Two-alarm fire guts
after-school center
ly HOUY J . WAGNER
MISSION VIEJO -..\ '1dt•11
arcade undcrgmng reno' at ton to ~
come an after·school day-care tentt·r
was burned out Sunda> when \ol-
vent·soaked ragr, toucht'd off a I\"•·
alarm bla1e
F1refi&hters rc~ponded to a 2 l ~
p.m. can w11h1n four minutes. Jnd
had the fire under control b} 1 0k
p.m .. Orange Count}' Fire Capt Dan
Young said
The fire, at A·Ta<.. 2HM<2
Marauente Parkway. Suite 8. drd
$40.000 damage to the structure and
$100,000 damaac to the content~.
Young said
"Ifs basically a large commercial
com'?.leA and this was the middle
unit,· Young ~ad. adding other
busmessc'i suflcrt'd onl ) manor
smoke damage
No one wu 1n1ured. Young said
A 1u1nca pig that was inside the un11
died an the fire . but firefiahLers sa .. ed
,1 1.i11~1ul 11 t"h I lwir 1o1.Jt1:1 1o1.a'
rn.11.k mur~' n, !ht· \ITTH~l· hut lhr
f11l'l1ghtt•I\ rut lhl"lll 1n frt•\h lol.Jll'r
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tanenu\ ll1 mhu \t1on hetau<,t•
"'c ir~l'r\ h.1d \lorn! r.ig' \oJknJ 1o1.11h
1111 nr a ,1,11n1ng tnmpound 1m-
pmncrh 'i 11ung \,mt
l hl' rJg' had ht•t.·n detompo'>1ng
'>IOl C f m.la' night. lhc} )U\t \pon
ldnt·uu~I) l omhu,lt'll. ·· "l oung \lltd.
Jddrng rJg' '>OJkt·ll "'11h ">uth
lht·m1lal\ tx-gan to hreak do1o1.n 101
mcd1Jtch Jnd there: 1<; llanger ol
\pontancou' lumhu\llon whenr\cr
thn arr 'ilored
Kag!> waked w11h the t hem1cal'i
'>hould be stored an metal containers
w11h '>('.Jf-clos1 ng lads. Young said
It took 3<1 fi refi ghter,. five engine'I
and two truck companies to quell
the hlaLe. The firs1 unit was released
45 man ures aflcr the call and lhc last
tell live hou~ later. Young said
Humphrq was roman11call\
interested in M1~s Paules and often
"a11ed for her h~ 1he pool
~lso killed 1o1.erc ( hnstana Po1o1.cll.
) 7. ol Jac~wn' tllc. Son~a Lar\un
18. of Deerfield Beach; and Chnsta
Hoyt, 18. of Newberry.
All fh e hved at ofT-<:ampu'I apart-
men\5 on the Cll' ·s soulh~cst side
and all were students at c11hcr the
L' n1' ers11~ of FlonJa or Santc re
Communll) College
Most of the Ln1vcrs1t} of Flori~~ students were gone over eftd for the Labor Day
holiday. Many wh o stayed al\cnded
church services Suoda) to mourn
for lhc victims.
"I pray we're not so gnpix·d b~
fear that we're afraid 10 go out and
meet people," Drtw Sett1m10 told fae cmlon at Crossroad\ Oiutdl o rist. which included many sq.dents. "I pra> the fear ot our community wall be ca!>ed ...
H'1t11J)brcy, an lndialanllc you1h
authon1iei have descnbed as cmo·
taonall)' troubled.. remained 1n the
8rcv;uit.• County Jail on ~unda}
pcndmg 1 SI million bond on
charies of assaulting his 79·)ear-old
grandmother. Police kepi up
sunr1llance at his (1a1nes' tile apart·
mr nt and car rn lnd1alant1c hut still
ha'c 001 \Ought -.carch v.arrant' to
~hl'l ~ them •IUI
-By Tbr A11odalttl Puss
COAST
From A1
mg 1111' lllll'\I l-.11 I\ ..ind h.id to he:
do'\ctl lrurn ~ rm unttl ahout l '"
pm . he -..iad
"It 1o1.as prt'll\ hu" ~1· JU'I h,111
flP' nn h1g \Uri . hl Yid
t:kalh~tit·r ~ JPJX'Jrl'd undl'll'rrt·d
h} the S~ IOl lea\l" 1n jlark1ng fe<•<;
1h.11 ~l'OI rnto dln l \aturda'
"111\I Jll.'Ppk l llfll1ng and gotrl>t
JU\I '>ii\ .• \A t•ll ()!-. .. h\' <,<\1\l
C>rangt· ( 11,1\I H'\ldent\ 1o1.t·rr
rm•tl\ lol.l'll h1:h..i\l'll '1\ thl'\ '>Oal.nl
up the \UO arHI found wa\\ 10 hu'c
fun ll\C:r 1h1· ~t't'~l·nd Judgang h)
arrl''>I rn or th 1111 lht· "'<'cl.end
Drunken dn' 1ng .1rrl'SI~ 1o1.t•rt•
compara11 .. t•h lo1o1. throughout Or-
ange ( oa~t Ulll''> 11\ t'r tht' lol.l·d.t'nd
\tall\lll \ 101 drunkt•n drl\ 1n~ arrest\
bc1v.c1·n t• pm F ridt1} mghl and
noun \unda) 1o1.t•rc llun11ngton
Bcal h. 11, Nc1o1.port Beach. 11. ( oMa
Mc~. 16. Ir' ant'. 7. Laguna Reach.
11 I •iUH''> wt·rc una .. a1lablc for
Foun1a1n Vall<'\
Officials speculated the rcla11' el)
low arrt'~t figure\ n\loecl tn Orange:
( oa\l re~rdcnt~ lea \ rng town for lhr
weekend.
last month. The sight "f a sm1hng
Saddam clasping the uncomfortable-
looking child brought expressions of
re' ulsaon from Western leaders.
Stuart am ' ed home Su nda\ with
hi s mother and brother. but his
CLIFF
From Al
take It> pre' l'n l lurthcr slide~ hke lhe
one un Juh 27 that knocked a 25-
lout !>t'Cllon of din. sidewalk and
dl'bm on the blulT and into the
ocean
No one was injured 1n the shde.
The: actions. which range from
doina nothina to placina rode re' e1-
mcn1s and !>Otl buttrcs'I~ at the ha<;r
of the d :IL could co~t 1b.e rn~ as
muth a~ S350.000 ucofirm engi -
neers estimate.
C11y Manager Ktn Frank said he
'lol.111 lontinuc to stud) the ~c
ommendauuns and probabl) choose
a preferred allcrnauve 10 present to
thc (II\ Councal before th nrxl
mec11ng· The council will wrestle
v.1th ¥.hat.. ~f.. thing. t9 do to
prt'vcnt futu at its &pt. 4::.-
t'ouncal mer11
In a report to the ca t}. Geofinn
lt'l hntl tail-Hsrrv Lawttncc-ou1hned
a '>Crte'> of alternatives that include
rnn'>lrucung a rock rcveLment at the
ba!\C of the cl1fT1hat would extend 20
to :?5 feet toward the "IUrf; bu1ld1ng
a lane of pilings along the upper
1o1.alkway that would protect every·
thing behind the paks. or a comb1na·
11un of those solutions thal might
1nduc.k a rctainin1 wall
Tho:.e alternatives calT) s1 m1lar
pme ta~ of bc11o1.-ecn rouahly
S250,000 and S350.000. Lawrence-
sa1d
~ fourth choice. to d ean up debris
lrom the recent ~lade. take public
:.afcl} prccaut10ns and let future
sltdt·!. take their cour\l' "ould CO§t
about S10.UOO L.a.,.,ren<.c said
He: \atd i.uentt'>I' Imm has tom-
pan) ('\t1ma1cd that a1 \Omt" po1n1.
the d alT v.111 fJtl \lnpp1ng a"a} the
tlltT "probahl\ ;i., tar hJck as th e
~huffichoard r nurt " Lawrcme
added that ht• rnuld nor rm·d1r1
~hen the nC).I 'lade or \CrtC\ of .,r.dcs
would occur.
The pros and con\ of a refaanang
1o1.all -a IX>\\tbk ,r.Jl" \olu11on
ou1l1 m·ll b~ Crc:or 1rm -ha\ 'Jl<ir~cd
a ncagh horhlhx.l hauk 1n < rt•.,u·n1
Ba). a fe'lol. hloc:k., nonh ot 1-lri.,lcr
Par~.
Residents 1o1.ho 1o1.an1 tn prolt'(l the
bluffs bc:n~·ath lhl.'tr home.•\ from
1o1.a\e damage ha'<' a\h·d thc UI~ for
pcrm1'>~1on lo huild a \Crtl"\ 111 -.ca-
walls.
But man) of their ncagh txm \41}
the walls 'lol.Ould ddkll 1o1.a,cs
toward their propcn). '"allowing
up beach and alcelcra11ng damage to
surrounding t hm.
After a nearl) two-hour dt~ll"'>\ton
of the issue at ats last meet ing. the
SHOOTING
From A l
well the two knew each other or an>
JX)ss1blc mouve for the :.hooting.
Abbott said.
Deputies have obtained a ~arch
warrant for Maaee·~ apartment 10
setk evidence of 1h1s or other en mes
and a po~)1ble mo\lve for the attack.
Francis said.
Klan cancels march, rallies , at Capitol
WASHINGTON -Ku Klull KJan member'
alled otT a planned march Sunday 1fter lrarnang
thtt thousands of 1nd1anant counter drmon·
1trators were blocluna their path.
But robed and hooded members of the
Mount Holly. N.C ·based Chnst11n Kntghts of
the Ku .KJull KJan itill held a bnef rail) on the
U.S. C..p1tol steps as 1 mob, held several blocks
away by police. shouted protests.
Police csconed about 46 members of 1hc
white suprcm1c11t aroup 10 the Capitol while a
c~11wd officen e t1mttcd 11 3.000 au emptcd to
move inlo the arc.a. • A Klan ladtt prom1s I h11 aroup would
rel UT,· • • We art comina bKk. · Christian KmJhts
Orand Draai·n Ho~ Kma wd
An unidentified klansman md. "We'll bt of them at local hospitals.
back nut year with more. we·11 tX" comma cvtr) She uad an undercover 0 .\. police officer
Labor Oa)." wa$ •.nJured when a rush1n1 crowd trampled her,
Pohct officers wcanna helmets and carryint an officer was bun when he was h11 by a rock.
n1ahtst1cks. not shields and ps masks held the~ knockma hun lo the around. i nd two other
anti·KJan protesters about three blocks from the • officers were treated at the accne aJ\cr susta1n1na
('ap11ol arounds. Tan cans and rocks wtrc thrown manor 11\junn.
from 1hc su'llna \hrona. Official• laid the klansmen calltd off their
Pohcc said three people were charaed with planned march ancr leamma that counter dem·
disorderly conduct and a juvenile was characd ~nstrators wett bloc~ the route.
w11h mcllll'll 10 not aner an 1nc1dent that sent "Offic1.1l1 conft Wlth the Klan and thC')'
one anu-Klan protester to the hospital wtth head wctt adv11Cd ... anu-KJ1n protesters grc t>iock·
uvurics even befott the march was to kick off. 11\I the ro1dway and it would be dimcuh. if not
01stnct of Columbia police spokcswom•f\ 'impossible, for the Klan to martb throu&h thdt,"
hannon Cockett said four poll« officers and spokeswoman Cockett said.
four o ther persons werr treated for inJunes. five -111 fh A•~UllH P1"f
~
•I
father was still being held.
The fi1&ht continued on to Wash·
1naton, and lbe 47 weary Americans
amvtd at Dulles lntemational Air·
pon outside the capital after 24
hours of travel. One of the arrivals.
Cit} Council ordered an en·
varonmental study of thr walls' 1m·
pact.
Frank said that funds for whate' er
1he (ti} Council decides IO do an the
park wrll rnmc from the: ell~ 's gen·
eral fund "Can we alTo rd to sa' e
Heisler Park? That"s what the coun·
cil will have to decide."
Ponions of the popular bluff-top
park. which as nonh of Main Beach.
haH· been sltppapg away for )Cars.
1 CIT) Brandt, cit) mun1c1pal \Cf·
'ates J1rector and longtime Cit} em-
ployee. said that v.h en he started
TAN
76·)car-old Llo)d Culberuon of El Pa~o. Tn.as. was asktd if the
hostage\ left behind feared for their
It\ cs.
"Yes. they certainly do." he said.
workrng for the c11y. a pine tree
s1ood al the clt ffs edge. That tree
plunged dov.n the cliff >ears ago,
Brandt said
Lawrence ltkened the cltfT to an
tn('lt ncd deck of cards. with the top
of the deck upped fanher toward the
!lea than the bottom. The base as
alre1d} weak. he said. and the
poundng surf aggra vates the prob-
lem, as docs ground wat6 beneath
the cliffs surface.
"You can prac11cally see the dam-
age tX·cur This t!. geolog) rn ac11on."
La"' re nee said.
From A J After the contest. Thom-. rents the Ebell Club on Balboa
.a-a.vard for tbe evening to..tiw the 29 awards 1n 28 categon es. The
---~wol ves a slide show.....a...l.o.l of music. beer and formal a111re. all f0r .• SlO admission. .T"""""""
-"It's a summer forma!,," he sard "People are real!} St) hng out
toni&ht. You'll t« a lot 01 people st)ltng on b1qcle5 1on1gh1."
Catesom:t.. rewarded with trophies. are calculated to generate
excessive m1nh.
W1tneu such awards and Thoman's explanattons as thr Lobster
Award, "he was brutally red,": the the Most ('ancrrous Face. "for
bavina. a really pcely nose"; the Falce Bake Award. "for people who lib nllci.1 pills or use browning louon". the Farmer's Tan ~~ard.
"because m°"~aas wear spcedos down there and the ones who don't.
if they djd they'd have bag Iona wh11rwalls". ·
The Ca.spa' Award goes to the person with the least tan The all-
around tiOe ps to the darkeSl person Then there are a1o1.ards for
SLudcnt taos -for tbe summer school set. 1o1.orkt'r's tans -for th~
with day jobs; and tht' Daddy-0 -~~ard. for no partal'ular reason at
aJI.
One ofThoman's personal fil\ on1es. though. 1s the Queeb A~ard.
"When I brought the contest back m '88 one of m) roommate!>
d)ed his hair white-blond. hke 8111} Idol." rhoman C.!tpla1nt'd "II ~a ..
such a quceb) thing 10 do I decided 10 ga'e him an a~ard No" 11·~
fo r whoe..cr does the quceb1es1 thing all summer ..
Th as )Car's wanner., Ron Romana~k). for putung on a hra. \tu fling
tt 1o1.11h sand and "ean ng 11 to the heath
"I got pictures." Thoman 5'3td.
Other h1ghhgh1 wanm•rs art· Mah' Kenn ed\, l oh<,tcr. Tana Pc11te.
Oc\l buns. Sha~la Prigmore. Ca~pcr. J T Nicholson. fakl' Rake. Ed
Boone. Most ( an1.'erou' Fart· and Jeff Six-ar. Dadd,.()
Judges arc fncnd\ of Thoman's \lohll \Olun1ccr. he <;aall. bt•causc
the\ don't want to be an the contest.
. ~h1le the fanning Tournament 1~ open 1t) Jll romt·r,. local' get
more potnl\
"The wedgt' 1.rc1o1. gu)s p1l ~ ~ho·., gumg Ill "'":· \1mp,,1n \:ltd.
"1t's mostl) ~ounger n 1ntcs1ana ..
lntematfona l business forum scheduled
l nd1v1duals interested 1n cAplonng career
opportunities tn the world marketplace are
rn"rted to anend Coasthne Commun11~ Col·
lege's lo1erna11onal Business Forum on Tue~·
dat bc:ginnang at 7 p m. at the ('ollcgr \enter
m Fountain Valle} f or funhcr 10format1on call
759·S404. .
'Hanging Gardens' workshop
The Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona Del Mar will
present a workshop entailed "Hanging Gardens" on Wednesday from
9.30 a.m. 10 12 noon. Rcgistrallon f«s for the work,hop arc S28 and
prerea1strat1on 1s requirt-d For funhcr information call. 6 73·2261
Sallboats featured In boat show
Several different types of power and sailboats wi ll be on display
star11na Thursday at the I 7Lh annual Ncwpon Harbor Boat how 1n
the Lido Manna V11la1c Manna. The boat show will ""c place this
weekend and will continue nellt weekend. Show houn arc 11 a.m
to 6 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. wctkencb and adm1s ion 11 SS for adults.
S2 for children ~•x 10 12. Ouldren under Sill will be adm1tttd free.
For funhcr anformauon call. 7S7-S9S9.
Hebrew University professor to speak
Hebrew University of Jerusalem Polilical Science Profcs$0r
Shlomo Av1nen will Jpcak Thurtday at 7: IS p.m. at the lrvtne
Hilton. T1cket1 arc SS ind reservat•ons muS\ bt made in advance
Funhcr informt\lon can be obtained by callina. 9H·28 J I.
Museum volunteers, guides to meet
TM Laauna An Mu1eum will bo\6 • coffct mecllna on
Thursday 1n the muwum'a Cahfom ia GaUcry_ for all PfQSpe(llvc
m\lttum voluntccn and tour auickt The 9:30 a.m. mctdna will
di1eu an 1tudlos, anasu, 1tud1 ind pnvate colltttion For
runt.er 1nformat1on call. '94·2895.
• --t "'
,
Barry
F•ulkner
Czar
Thomas
cracks
whip
But his lashing
1 of Riverside paper
figures to soften
After lamina Friday that ClF
Southern Section C.Ommiuioner
Stan Thoma, had refuted to iuue
press cn:dentia.b to tbe Riverside
Prcu-Enterpri1e due to the paper's
rather non·flatterina .mes of articles
on racial slun amona member
tcbools, I faaured I'd p ve the hiah
tcbool sports bead boncbo a ji~e.
Just wanted to see iftbe 1ood ol Onaae Ceut DaUJ Pl.let had man· ucd to stay otTthat fiendish little
black list he seems to be uaemblina.
Ri.IJ6., ri1J6: Htllo, is rite c:z.ar. ub. I
muncommissioMrin'? ... Oh, be's
busy tcourit21 Joca.J publications for
ant.1-CJF propapnda. Yer I'll bold.
Hello your emiMaoe. Joe Jounal-ism cal11121-M•y I call you Mr.
Thomas?
" Nyebl Call me Stan."
FitJt of .U, I wanted to th•nk you
for th~ nice credentials we re«i ved
in the mail. Veryo/ffdal /ookiQI.
Mucb obliied.
"No problem, comrade. Consider
it all a part of this alunost thina."
Now, the real reason for my call is
rh•t it s«ms we have this little story
be~ quoti121 our Joca.J volleyb&JJ
coach, Spike DiL u ayi121 some
ratbe1 unkind t.hinp •bout rhe CJ F's
polides. Not• verydiplom•ticcom-
rade, ol' Spike.
.. Dah.1oon."
Now. before I 10 any fur1.her, /er
me person.Uy •po/<4J.U for rh•t
tasty use of the public records i.w we
Jud to employ to uncover documents
pertaini121 to this c.ue. We know you
like 10 k~p tho• thinp tucked •ny
m your llttJe bunker the~ on Mesi•
Boulevard. Nothi1t1 pet'IOIW mind
you,jusr beit11 •pesky American.
Anyw1y, Stansky1 •bout !his llory.
Jwt wanted to run 11 by you before ~published it. Thouabt we m;,bt
combine foroes to do• littJe censor-
;~ er, editin,.
By tM n y, did I mention. bow
wonderfilll y colorf ill rhase creden-
t.Ws you sent us att lhis year?
"Fine work com,.de. we a~
preciate such loyalty. People don't
seem 10 undentand that we arc
be.rood reproach when ii comes 10
cnticism. Especially you press lypes.
"But after listenina to your story
there. I must say I'm a little red-
faced."
Would lh•t be from embarusment
or •Jll'Cr yourcommissionership?
"Bothf"
S.y no mo~ Stansky, my m•n.
We'll di11Mtcb rhis story post baste to
ouf Siberi• file. Don't worry. your
royal red face futtber.
"Whew! I always knew you were
&ood PlltY men down there in the
&cart of the Onnae Coast Area. !Ah
sv~neeyab." 0
While it's likely Thomas' rulina
apans& the Preu-Enterpri1e wiJI be
overturned. 1t will not soon be for-
JOtten.
The CIF has lo~ establiahed a
unique sovereian niche in its 1ovem ·
ina of the state's biah 1ehool athletics
and has continually enhanced the
Pl'OlfCU and popularity of prep
sports.
But, in this case, Thomas hu be-
come 1ntolicated with the S?OWCT of
bis office and ii mi11Uided 1n its use.
0
The A.uociated Presa story rc-
leued Friday ni&ht on the iuue said
the m•tter bu drawn the attention of
the Associated Press Sports Editon. a
nationwide OIP,Dization ofnewt-
paper sports editon.
It alao said Jim Colonna, chairman
of the APSE credentials committee
and asaistant sports editor of the Los
Anaeles Tima. said be would con-
sider orpnizina a boycott of blah
1ehool sporu coveraee by all
Southern California MWlpapen.
Sud\ a boycott, bowe~ would be
vindictive, unwi1e and unmir.
Our role is not to play the en=··
pme. Our role is to cover them .. f,.._'" ,AUUCNllt/Nt
INSIDE
·-...... -.y w ............. vu.
'
Finley
dazzles
Sox, 1-0
ANAHEIM -
Jac k • Howell.
brouaht back this
weei after a
month in the min-
on. homered in
the fifth i nnina
and Chuck Finley
abut down Cbicqo Sunday u the
California Antels beat the White Sol
1-0 to avoid a serici sweep.
Today at 1 the Anaels are in New
York to duel the Yankees.
The I011 ended Cbicaao's th~
~~ winnina streak and denied
Bobby Tbipn a chance for to .et the
~or-leque save mx>rd at 47.
Tbpn bad saved three contecUtive
pmes to equal Dave Riabe1ti's ~
cord 1et in 1986 for the New York
Yankees.
Howell, recalled trom the Oass
AAA Edmonton Tra~ last Mon·
day, bJt the first patch from Alu
Fernandez (2·2) over the fence in
riaht~tcr with one out in tbe fifth. H"oweU bad beta 1ent down on July 7
bec:a'* orhia .210 avef'llC.
Finley (17-6) allowed flve bita in
7V> inninp.~ out ab. and walked
two. He lowered his earned-run•~
• &om l.53 IO 2.43, eecood to
8olcoa'1 RQ11ttCkment(l.9S)in the
Amcric:an l.elp.
8r)aa HAMY pitdled I\\ bitleaa ~ f'ot bia lOih ave.
FerialDcla. • rookie ...ans bit eevatb career aan. pilebed a ftve-
hitter tOr his ftnt ~com·
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tnaat!l.
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CLASSIFIED /BJ
Stieb
finally
gets itl
Ninth no-hitter
of season recorded
by Toronto pitcher
8y CHUCK MIU.VIN "" ...........
CLEVELAND -This time, Da"e
Sueb wasn't let\ stand.ins on tbe
mound wondenns whal went wroaa.
Fin.ally, he finished the no-hina-
\Ut eluded tum all lbose other times.
Stieb pitched the ninth no-hitter of
the major league season on Sunday
lO lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 3-0
victory over the O eveland Indians.
Stieb (17-5) bad takc_n_four no-
hatten into the ninth and had come
within an out tb.ree times before
11vina up hats. The right-bander lost
no-hitten with one out lO 10 apinst
Oeveland on Sept. 24. 1988, and
another aptnst Baltimore six days
later.
On Aue. 4, 1989. be made it even
more dramatic when be came within
an out of a perfect pme against the
New York Yankees before allowing a
double to Roberto Kelly.
Thu umc. he aol the last three outs
with ea.sc and fimsbed the first no-
rutter an Blue Jays btstory . He 1ot
pincb-h.ilter Cbns James to Oy out to
left to open the runth. Candy
Maldonado. another pmcb bitter.
suucl ouf to put tum in a familiar
SllU&tJOn .
Stjeb then walked rookie Alu C.Ole
on four patches before Jerry Browne
lined out to Junior Felix in right for
the final out.
He was mobbed by his teammates
wbo Lifted rum onto their shoulders
as the crowd pve rum a standin&
ovation. BccauK Toronto is only a
fr11e-.hour drive from Oeveland.
there were :Piousands of Blue Jays
fans in the ~owd of 23,640 and they
stood and cheered for the final out.
.. J bad much better stuff th~ other
limes, much better control," Stieb
S&ld. "l always knew it took a lot of
luck to act • no-hitter ...
Tbou&h be bas been pitctung for 12
years. all five of Sueb's one-bitten
have been thrown sanc:c 1988. The
no-batter was the ftnt ap1n11
O cveland smcc Minnesota's Dean
Chana did it on Aua. 25. 1967.
The victory moved the Blue Jays
s1~ pmes behind fim-plac:c Boston
an the AL East. The Red Sox played
the New York Yankees on Sunday
nl&ht. J:red McGnff. wbo bad five luts
1ncludtna a homer tn Toronto's 8-0
VlCtory Saturday night. homered
twice for Toronto, pVlQ& him 31 this season.
Oeveland has lost seven con-
secuu ve pmes, its worst streak of the
season. The lnd1.tns dropped four in
a row to dJv1s1on-lcadtna Boston and
th~ to Toronto.
Bud Black (10-9) losl to Toronto
for the fi nt ll me s1 nee July 12. 198 7,
when he was Wlth Kansas Caty. He 1s
4-1 ap101t the Blue Jays sincc 1010·
in& the Indians. Black p ve up rwo
runs and five tuts an seven innings
and struck out five.
Navratilova shocked at U.S. Open
Martina ousted; McEnroe, meanwhile, rallies
9y STIVI \IVILSnlN ""' ... .,...... NEW YORK -Mac m111c is
alive in the U.S. Open, but Martina
is 1one.
John McEnroe came out roarinJ.
his racket spinnina winnen and his
voice bark.ins at officials.. Four hours
and 20 minutes later, after a noble
comet.ck and five--aet triumph over
a usually tireless Emilio Sanchez.
McEnroe seemed u if he were about
to float otT the court.
No one would have been amazed if
be did after watcbins him. at qe 31 .
unleeded and on the edac of retire-
ment, recover his skills and find
enouah CDCf'IY to beat the No. 7 Sanclia of Spain 7~ (8-6). ~. 4-6.
6-4.t 6-3 Sunday to reach the quar-
temoala.
four.time women's champion
Martina Navratilova. a victim of a
vaniahioa 1erve and a machine-lake
pound.stroke pme by No. 9 Manu-
ela Maleeva-Fraaruere. lost 7-S. 3--6.
6-3 to make her carlicit exit here
since 1980.
Mal«va. the oldest of th~ 51sters
on the women's tour. reached the
quarten here for the thud str&J&ht
year and will nelt play No. 8 Mary
Joe Fernandez.
Navratilova's serve fail~ her in
the ftnt set af\er she took a 4-1 lead
and then served for the set at S~. She
seemed oddly nervous. play101 too
carefully, on a stadium court where
she bas done so well. She asserted
benelf. playina more confidently an
the second set. but wavered apin 1n
the final set when she was broken
twice to fall behind S-2.
Navratilova saved the match bnef-
ly by break.ans beck. but tben went
down on two cntical shots - a
brilliant runnina forehand croucourt
for a Mnner by Malceva that made at
30-40, and a forehand that
Navratilova mishit on match point.
The ball hat the net cord. po~ an
the air and fell t.ck on Navraulova ·s
sick to end the match.
Maleeva. tean an her eyes. ran
across coun and hug~ her hus-
band. Navralllova walked sadl) to
her scat with a dazed look an her eyes.
McEnroe. a four-ume U.S. Open
cbamp100 who bcpn the year by
Ftlllll thrown out of the Austrahan
Open, held his temper an check after
an -vly blowup over a hne call.
deyood style and touch an his ranee of shots. he showed the re-
lilieooe lacktna an ~nt years as he
refused to fold after falhn.g behind
rwo sets lO one.
McEnroe kept ch1pp1na away.
nrcklna delicate drop shots. lcaprna
for overheads. occas1onall) toss1n& 1n
a scrvaa-winner or ace.
Sanchez. whose 10th-ranked
younacr brother Ja~ aer lost 10
McEnroe an the fint round. 1s noted
for bis ICJ strcnath and endurance
But on this day the 25-ycar-old with
thick. muJCUlar thl&hs couldn't copt
wt th the vanet)' of McEnroe's attack
and the support that McEnroe rt'·
cc1ved from the packed crowd
"It's my baaaest Wln this year."
McEnroe said .. The crowd was very_
anto ll Al the C"nd. thev wert' very
wrapped up and that put me rn
another gear. At 4-4 (lo the fourth
set) the) pvC' me a big band. I
drop~ t'-"O quick points and was
womed for a second. Maybe 11 was a
&oodbye hand. since he could have
been SCC"\ mg for the match if I'd lost
the point ·•
Sanchez dua himself a hok for
nine straight games from the end of
the third St"t on when he losl the fint
point on has service each lime He aot
out of &rouble most of thC' tame. but
his breaks an the second and final
pmes of the fourth set turned the
match around
McEnroe battled throua,h four
deuces an the ninth pme of the
founh set to hold on an overbc.ad.
The crowd stood and screamed and
applauded ham as af ht> had JUst won
the match. and for all at matte~ he
had.
McEnroe put the match awa). IJV·
•na up onl) a point 1n the final pme,
as Sanchez popped up a return out of
bounds on the last point.
Daniels powers LA to 1 2-5 victory
But Reds win, too, so nothing (6 !12 out) has changed
•
S\adlum. but the t>odeen wctt 6-0 at borne. •nst MonU'eal. Nei<1llnFr p\itbed 4~ 1nn1nasi aJ-
lo.-ina five runs on ail hits, indudlnc
Tim Wall8cb's 18th homer. a thret-N.n shot in the fifth lftet the Dodfen
acid '2-2 lad.
El.pol 1&aner Mart Gard.Mr (7-8), ~ C11tered the pme with I 5-2
reciotd ud ) .47 eanMd ND IVCfllr
It bome.. didn't IW'VWC tbt fint In· Dins u I.be Oocttrn ltftt IO men to
tbe •• ud ICOred bar limn. Klrril led o« tbt lllDC with htt
MC0M llMMDef. Olrit ~ft hi\ a
tlCri&e ttys ud MIR Sciolcaa and
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tne speeding Dodge Viper 1s beg1nn1g lo sound. lt seems that
rumor claims Chrysler president Bob Lutz was spotted by an
Arizona sheritt doing 120 mph in a prototpe Viper during a
press e'v'ent in the north end ol the state.
A Chrysler spokesmn said he was unsure ot what
ultlmalely happened to the Chyrsler executive, but he said
thal later that day, a sheriff appeared al the lodge where the
journalist s and company representalrves were staying. Ap-
parently, the sheriff told au present to watch their speed as
tourists were abundant ! wonder 1f Bob Lutz got a speeding
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Not onty has Volkswagen brought us a stylish new mid-
s1zed Passat . a $10,000 GTI. a more competitively priced
Corrado and more equipment on the Fox and Jett a !or less
money. but the company is now ortering a refund otter called
the "Passat Satisfaction Guaranlee."
Going one step beyond !he "fahrevergnugen" driving
experience. Volkswagen 1s oflering a 30-day or 3,000-mlle
trial period where the new owners can return the Passat for
a full refund 11 they are nol saflstled with the car.
The new program is based on a survey conducted In the
Un11ed Stales. where 600 Passat owners were questioned
aboul their saltsfachon with the car A n overwhelming 97
percent responded that they were pleased wtlh the car and
would recommend 11 to a fr iend
Volkswagen 's aim is to provide a clean and simple
campaign thal avoids rebates and 1ncen11ves. The program
applies to any "1 990 or 1991 Passat sedan or wagon sold 1n
the United Slates from Aug. 10 to Oct. 31 If public response
to the plan is good. !hen the otler1ng may be ex tended
The refund policy is very complete, including a refund
on tax. title and licensing fees F1eel and rental agreements
are excluded .
So does such an offer make dealers nervous? Not a"b11 .
according to Paul Pace. sales manager at Fladeboe Volks-
wagen. Pace said that the Passel program '1ad sfgn1IJcanUy
increased interest in the car and Is helping to build
confidence in a vehicle with a new name and new look.
"I think that when people see a company standing
behind their product like this, 11 speaks extremely wetl for the
vehicle," said Pace.
Got a heavy right loot? II you do, !hen beware, because
1'1e CHP is going to be out In l orce during the monlh of
September. As usual, tbe lederal government is threatening
to take away our highway funds If the aulhor!l les can't keep
motorist trom exceeding t'1e natlonat limit.
This means that the CHP is going to be oul in numbers
to keep speeds down on the freeways. One ol the worst
stretches for speeders Is Interstate 5 between the 133
(Laguna Canyon) end San Clemente. Because of this. the
guys In black and white wlll be participating Jn speciat
enforcement on the 4th, 6th. 10th, 13-14!h, 2 Isl. and 26th
of September.
Also a notorious stretch for speeders. the 405 near
Beach Boulevard will be the locus of special enforcement
attention. Be perllcularly cautious on the 18th. 19th. and
20th of the monlh. If you pay attention, you may spare
your~t 8 painful speeding ticket and help to keep the
highway funds rolllng In. . . .
A• mentk>ned In earlier columns. things et Jaguar ere
b90lnnlng to heat up. Perhaps, though, "heat up" Is not a
strong enough term for a new Jaguar with a $8,000 price tag
and 500 horsepower. Please pardon this Uttle trip Into the
trutv. extrfvagant, but Jaguer Is planning 10 ln1roduce the
XJ220. a com~titor to the Ferrari F40 and Porsche 959, In
1991 with two car1 a week rolllng out the Bloxham, England.
assembly plant. I
From th9 aide. the car looks like a bigger Lotus Esprit
Turbo. with a tall resembling the Ferrari F40. Power will
come ft'om • 3.5-llter V-6 with twin turbos. Thia engine, first
u.Nd in factory r•ce care, fs uJd 10 puah the ulUmate Jaguar
to 220 mph and Should be able to fly from standstill to 100
mph In eight NCOndl.
Tn. cw wu llrtt aald to be powered by a v .12 engine,
but tn. V~ m11k• the mon1ter 770 poond1 fighter and 10
.,_ lllorter. TM XJ220 will 1100 not use lour-wheel-drive,
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From 81
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rhe 1r.tns111on irom 'acat1on to
1hccver.·da) gnnd ·~never an) fun .
bul thC' J:d1!i0n ltigh football team
dvr~n't ha '"e niuth r ho1ce
After ~pending a \!\'eek 1n Hawa11
fo11hc1r hall·fun , half-foot ball
scai.on-opcning cxcur'!.1on. Coach
Da' e Y. hnr anJ the Chargers had to
Oyall n1gh1 bcrorC' arriving 1h1 s
mornLnj
Despite the red·C}'C night, and the
La bor [)a ) hollda). however. the
team wd l be bark on the prac11ce
field ltus af\ernoon rej1.dy1 ng for
Thursda) night's cla~h wilh El Mod·
ena.
Fangio collects
at San Antonio
SAN ANTONJ() -Juan Manuel
fan&,10 II took the lead ror the firsl
t1mC" w11h seven laP' rema1n1ng 1nd
pulled away to win 1he Grand Prix of
San An1on1 0 IMSA Camel GT ratt
on Sunday
FanJio bc<:ame the s1•th driver to
lead the two-hour race in tht SlrttlS
of down1own San An1o n10 when he
passed Chrp Rob1n10n't Nissan on
the 92nd lap. Fanaio"s third viC1ory
of the sc1$0n for Dan Gumcy's
Toyota team was made easier when
Robinson spun • few tums later.
Fan~o. who •Aarted I lth.z earned
Sl0,0001nd avtrqed 81 .62'.I mph in
complcdna 98 lips around the 1.67-
mtle. 10-1um courx.
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to resign post
without backing
PHILADELP HIA National Leque ~t Bill Whi le threatened to .., mip 1r Commiaioner Fay Vincent
doeP\'1 aive him full support in his
diSJ>':l\C with the leque's umpires, 1ccordin1 to a
published report.
... want the commiuioner to ae1 the facts, and
then I waa.t a statement from the commissioner. This is a time to take a 1tand. to find out who's ri~1 and
wro who's tellina the truth and who's lying,' Wliitc
sa..id. .
lfhe doesn't receive the fuJI
support of basctJa,ll's highest of·
fleer, White said, .. It's goodbye.
I'm 1oin1 home."
He also challenged Richie
Phillips, the head of the umpire's
union, over their contrachcting
accounts of a meetina last W!Xk
with umpire Joe West.
.. If Richie is riah1 and I'm L-----------------lying, I should resign as prcsi·
dent of the National League."
White said. ··1r1·m riahl and he's lying. Richie should
rc:sia,n.
'"lf l have lied I shouldn'1 be aJlowcd to hold this
office. If he has lied, (then) in my role as pttsidenl
of the NationaJ Leaaue, I can·t deal with him. Our
jobs should be on the line. -··rm willin& to put my word up aaainst his rn any
way they wan1 to do it -go before the NLRB
(Na1 ional Labor Relations Board). take lie detecto r
tests, anything.··
Vincent, who met with White on fnday. did not
wanl 10 say much about lhe matter.
"I'm trying to be helpful," he said Sunday. "It's
complicated and unfonuna1 e."
SROSTERHOUS' TURN-ON~ * Reds-Braves. TBS. 10:05 ~.m. * U.S Open tennis. Chan~I 2. I I 30 a.m * ·9 3 Arguello-Pryor fight. Sports(hanntL 6 * G1ants·Padre!iJSPN, 7 JO p m.
ANAHEIM -Ap pa rrntl y re· --:::::-
sponding to a 5('verc shortage of defcns1 ''e
personnel caused 1n their final prcscason
pme, the Rams sign ed their St"cond hold·
out in two days Sunda). founh-year safe1y M1chaC'I Stewan, who h
turned down a takr·1l·or·leave offer last wttk, sign
a 1wo-year contract to end his 39-day holdout. Otl
terms were not disclosed. Like linebacker Kevin Greene, \,\'ho ended
holdout Saturday. Str\i\·art .,,..,u 101n the Rams tod
Both arc cxpcctrd to plav .,,.•hen the Rams open t
rqula.r season on SundaY 1n CirC"Cn Bay against t
Packers. Stewan was a st aner at strong safety last sea
and-was the 1eam's th1rd-lead1ng tackler
Stewan joins a sccondat) demohshed b) the I
of comcrbacks JeTT) Gray (lc nt"t' 1n1ury), Alf
Jackson (groin 1n1ur.) and l)am1I Henley (h1p tnJu
All arc cxpccled to be s1dehnl'd for at 1c-11:st four w«
The addition of Stewan g1\'eS the Rams anot e~~nC"nced defens1,r back for thC"1r nickel defense.
also &J''es thcn1 the opuon of mo,1ng a safety come~ck.;\i\'herc 1he~ have onl) l\i\'O health) playe
ThC1<ams no" ha "e l\1\-0 holdouls -tight e
Damone John~n and defensive lineman IJoug R
Neither player had had much contact .,,.·1th mana
ment before th e team·s final preseason game. a 17-
loss 10 1he Washington Redskins la~\ Fnday nigh
49ers cut three vets
SANTA ('LARA -The San Fran·
c1sco 4'krs Sunda) d«"1ded t(• 1n\"C'SI 1he1r
future 1n )Oulh and sent three \C\eran
defens1 vC" players packing
Waived w('re ! l·~·ear \"('lcran l1nehacker K
Turner, 1 0-~rar \ctc-r.in defens11(' hac~ Fnc \\'n
and seven-year llnC'backer Jim Fahnhnr\1
The biggest surprise-was Turner. \!\h o \i\3s ba
1ng 1h1rd-ye1r pla)t:r 8111 Romano"' ski for an outs
linebacker spot
The club refu§Cd to m«t with the mC'd1a. th
fore none or roster n10\'t'ment\ "ere offic1all} c
firmed.
QUOTE OF TH E DAY
()a Ille subjea of the Ookland Alhl<tic:o:
-ney've aot so much Went that \heive be-
come a rotiuerit' lequc: team ," New Y Oft
Yulrta pilCMr O.ve l.aP.tat..
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Monday. September 3, 1990 83
642-5678 From North Orange County
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668-9333 Front deck rear patio
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Try the class1f1eds. What's 1unk
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4 Imes tor 7 days. Coll today.
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1·800-727-5300 d<>o. SOYth Cout area. $2.44 per day 111-1111 ., ,.
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month to month. Skyllt•. locations All CASH ln-1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii beautlf\.11 .... verlou• • 11 .a.. from 1250. Call come SMALL Invest·
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1300. New Improve-come. SMALL lnveet-
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RELIABLE Houaec:IMnlng 1527459 548·2317 YlfTH'I
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Ernie 8• t-0512
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coppar rep1pes lrom
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Leaky 1hower1-Acld waah
& regrout New & Repair.
Bathrm1-Shower door•
Kite -Floor 1-Plu m bing
Lie. 25yrs 0 C 673-8065
THE lllEEI SCEIE
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Sprinklef lnllallatlon
Tree Trlmlng & Removal
Lawn Malnl & Cleanup•
Rototlllng •32-8804
Servlc. 548-5551
Pl• lnlll Assoc 4~835 NOW• cat. vcty Beach/Warner,
NEWPORT BEACH INVESTOR-Share Equity Hun 11 n gt on Be a ch·
Aide 142-4121
Ell. 110
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traffic:. 1290 sq ft Best Ylew 1n all Spyglass On Larkspur, CdM MM 101 Hill CdM Big investment Call to Identify
by owner/developer 6'4'4-7605
Active ParalY$ed woman,
Mon-Fri 8-5 S 1•00tmo
fem. Bal II 675-5652
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Enpoxmmt 5530
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Commission, REQUIRES snack• Large yard
that all used. household Lots ol hugs and play
Residentlal & Commere111
Reroofs, repairs & skylt•
Quality Work Fair Rates
Fas1 GUARANTEED Svc
FREE Estimates •557'49•
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1·900-65-4-2255 E.xl 12'4
Fhght Attendants S35K
Offices. drive-in rear WARD 962-7697 llmo's & chauHeur·a print LIC E•P Christian care T1cke1 Agents S32K
Customer Servlee S29K
8AM-8PM 7 Days s , .. Fee Massage Therapy In 968-5891 '494-650 door 56¢t sq fl or HIRE L N $1,000/mo 1777 Whit-~ld~~Nt~~t~~ver ~~
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Beach Commerclal
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accepted. 536-7789 Alexis IAIU1'1 HIFIH
(714) 675-5095
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18 Andy s buddy
19 BecauM
20 Do
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21 Goose
22 Jabbed
23 Miss
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25 Eaude
27 Peet! en.m111
28 Bre-v
29 Ferm sou11d
32 Standing
35 Matched
37 Character
38 Plains home
39 Wingl11te
40 Wealtl'I·
l)fOOucin9
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-42 C1ga1
'43 Approves
«Eye part
•5 Solar Oe<ty
48 -Campbell
'47 Retires late
51 Carp
S-4 Strong alloy se sing1e
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58 Yen
59 Bart>ee.utl
accessory
60 Ro.u1 sourc.e
61 Half mas~
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62 Church c.our1
63 Auto p11r1s
64 011erwhelms
65 Russian city
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2 Unlas1enec1
3 Holly p•ec.e
4 Sug11r 5<.ilt
5 is sore
6 Asian hOly
men
7 Shacto.te
8 Some fiction
9 Lull
10 Je<I<
I I 0.p
11 64thotd Lal
13 Tall grHS :n vanqu1\h
24 Ran (horse.i
26 Sludge
28 Yawns
29 Pampas -·pon JO At a d1111nce
3 I Con11ne111
comb form
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36 Toll•
38 WM"r
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42 Fuf'I
45 lnlu'\fls
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the legallty of a mover,~ -
llmo or chauffeur. Call • • • . lranlllt ... , lttalr
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Verde tiome 2-5pm M-F
Reis req'O N /smkr.
966-1658 LY Msg
mlaslon 71'4·558-4151 or OUT WINDOW WASH (7 141 5-45-3723
Full & Part-Time needed .. ••••••••-I Refs Refs Reliable, est
Delivery ol bluep11nts In 20yrs e•p Pina 6'45·9866 llllDY llDY
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730-1313
CLEAN ANO EXPERT
FOR A JOB WELL DONE'
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Handyman CALL
Pele Kunst 122.n32 IOOllEEPEll Orange County Com-•THE HOUSEWIVES • Elec -Plumb-Painting -Lt
pany car $6/Hr Mon-Fri Quality with a PerS<tf1al carpentry, etc 631-4043 6 mornings per wk on lo-
cauon for Costa Mesa Bring OMV print-out to Touch Serving NBtCM/ FOR THINGS HUSBAND
OCB Reprogr aDhlcs. here? Computer con-HB/etc Reas 5'46-2287 CAN'T OR WON'T DO
I Srvc Station Payroll
e11.p reqc:l Send resume
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Costa Mesa CA 92627
t 7721 Mttchell. Irvine version? 30 yrs exp-your HUNTINGTON HSKPG Sallslactlon Gua1 t~aecAarrthurRJ e d h I t I & olfloe & computer Dist> SAVE 10• .• with ad We Rets Avallable 6'42-9274
""'LI'-'""· I ENTRY 23 YRS EXP
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Plano Keys Theof\; Com-
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Laguna Beach 499·4640
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Salary & comm All ben· s 14 lee Courteous Serv 558-05 t 5 Business Reliable Hard-H~ME MAINTENANCE I elfts Apply 2590 New-3021-B Harbor 81 C M worktng Call 545-0679 ANO REPAIR
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TILE-MARBLE-C ARPET
lie dl Bonded 85-4-1772
Tree Ser111cf'
port Blvd Costa Mesa EARN up to $'400 weekly
assembling prooucts at WE HAUL AWAY REEF ClUllH SHV. Oall .ltft llJ-1222 11 Yrt tf Ila J lHll Pa1nttng JC TREI SEllYICE
COM"1tlt OPfUTllt hOIN! no ekpertence. :;:~1,Ac~~~g~ Const .restd I Move-outs vHOME REPAIR Quallty ~n~e<J Quality work e,pe11enced
PI T for small business easy work For more info 665_5191 window cleaning 6'45·9192 ""WITH SKILL ANO CARE Custo~Ars Richard Sinor reasonable 6'46-5401
Hunt Bch 969-0197 call 1-504-863-619'4 Ext E Q w """ 2011 7 days RELI ABLE Houseclean xceptional uallly ork (Uc Ins Refs) 6•5·3209 Window Cteamng , COICIHIE lSlllTllT E•penence References Reis Call Tom 675-6226 ...
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P T S C cAAl•r" ~UPE ~66L Int /Ext 20 1N' 0 C Free Est Reas Rates ct1en1e1e / o oast Tracers needed 10C&lly to --w---ETK "&" P!\Jmbing Flxtures
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area Must be energetic process FHA mortgage unique & unusual w ork •oar•yo •ya Ce111ng Fans D1Sposa1s I creens s .,,, u
and detail o11ented Call refunds Ellcellenl salary •A1terat1ons•Commt Res n ~n " U Walt 5'48-6'49'4 PROMPT 839· 1886 Th anks !or Calling Dwight
Keri 71 4·'435-9078 Call .1-8001-456-08'40 3yrs area. ltc 968·3564 ~~c.ula~"-~o~;:c~~~~~~ ltCWl OH PAl•TIH at 11 141 760· 7008
a-Reoalr-Alterauons lloors-w•ndows 631-8511 • • $12/Hr • MATERIALS .. OU VE TRIED .A ll
abinets-Panet Locks-L HAULI VI Relereoces 67~006 THE REST NOW TR' Garage/Yd Clnups-Trees THE SES T
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OLDEN NAIL BulldinQ & OtatHlf ltttlet•t.. IMMEOIA TE SERVICE est All work guaranlet'd
Remodeling All phases REMODEL/NEW C"ONST ANYTHING TO DUMP LIC 1:510346 498·i'020
of carpentry L1c./fnsd ' Punctuahty & Relleble CLEAN UP • CONCRE TE llW1 PAlmH lat. tit.
/t>Ond Free est 665-519 t Neat & Prof I SetVIC4l 1 • TREES John 650-1628 Thorovgh prep reas rale'I
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•REM ODEL •PAI N T Fully Insured 646-0298 orancnes appllancee P1rt1 Prtf'l Plf1ti11 1hro11Rh c l,w.1f11·d
•REPAIRS 743--4838 Call Mike 7 dys 646 1391 N-conslructto'1 & re-
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High Quality Old fashion W1hrtrfff O.lfl111 tear ott Construc11on s11e 1 RAINBOW C11c1e M a1'1t REC Y Cl E workmanship JOyrs 0 C Decks. balconies, stairs 642. 1770, 1 CARE KEN Quality work 722•8769 ctean·ups Home 0w'1ers Painting Int bt House & Hauling 5'45-6780 Apt Quel 1ob Free est
St 11c=569897 636-1758 -throuQh the
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& Wallpapering Quality Clas"1f1ed Paqec; work r583695 969-6349 ~
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let U1 Help Y 01 Sell Your
,Propertr! Cl111ifi1~, 642-5678
i Employ~t SS JO
I ay SYDNEY O MARA
Monday, Sept. J
ARtaS IMdrCh ] I Ap11I I q i tm<)
l t1ondl dl'brlS IS pu\'11'11 A\"" -
1 you II rind tn1s M ond.ty ct1.tlll'nging
l'XC1t1ng st1mu1a11n9 Foc11s on
1 crP•tt11111y. cr1dnqt of H """ Hyll'
f01T\d'1CI' You II SAY , ,,.,. I ,.ln' I"\ my
plf'ml'ntl
I TAURUS fAprrl 10 M .. y /Oj Vou
t ncountf"r md1v1ctuc11 w110 ~,.,.m, ""
tprmint d to 111 :>< k yo11r "''< ru It
d1plomat•c now,.11,.r y ,., "V"' tvally
I w in Focus on ,,.,!',.r t111~1nrn
AC'11r vl'ITIC'nt promut 1on Anot'11'r
I T durus l1gurl'\ prom orll'ntly
GaMtNI IM"Y /I Ju"" /01 Much
•s abstract ,,.l,.lf'S 10 pot,.rit1dl tu
turl' Don I bl' 1mp.H1!'nt Journt y •S
I
01'1ng pldnt"ll'd proCl'durf's w ill bt'
rtvM ll'd w1thir1 tltrl'f' d .. ys r ocus on
clandr\11nl' rl'l.1l •<J"\h1p ()1Hrt'l1on
nf'Cl'H<1ry
CANC•R I Jiint 11 -July 211 I fmpndS1s on df'<1dl1~. cnallf"ngt' rt'·
spons11>1f1ty tnt!'n\1111'0 rr1 .. 11onsh1p
A qudrtcln know\ whtrl' tnt' monpy
is how to 001 .. 1n 11 Cooperdtl'
w ithout ~tJ.inc:lon·nQ p11nc1plt s
OICler m<11n bt comC"s .111y
UIO jJuly J J Aug 111 Long-d1s-
tancl' commun•cclt•on hl'lps you Cit'·
c1de concern1nq p.11t"!'rsh1p. m.lrlt•I
status ltrach Dl'yond prt111ous
p1oh11>111ons M oll' ptoplt art
fa1C1natt'd by your lt.lllt'~nts.
pottn11a1 Artl's plays role
VHtGO tAu9 1J·Sl'pt 221 This
w 11t not bt' bl\JC' MOlld.ay for yoo -
11 will be ori9nt. llOl'ttl"Q w•y co ~w
Cllrtcrton Focus on lnde.,.ndt-nct'.
crutlVlt>'. poulblltty or lnctrulfil'd
rotn.11net f"'Pflnt your own s~
uaAA fSl'pt 21-0ct 111 Cenctr
n..tlvt 1s rtady 10 Mtp t>oost your
<•rHr Focui on promotion. pro-
d\JcltOn. w1111~u to auumt ~a<t
tr"'-tP rott' Ptrson.i ~tlsm fu-
turtd ~ w ith ~a aippe• ln.-
1u1t1ve 111(.-ct rt"ll~
SCORl'IO IOct 13-Nov 1tj £11 -
pand horizons kl'l'P rl'solut1ons con
ct rn1nq body 1magl' d•tt nut rtt1on
(hoosl' Clurablt goods. gt t guaran
ll'l'S in wr111nq Chtck auto for sdf,..
ty
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lAGfTTA .. IUS !N ov 12-Dl'c
1 I J lll'lattvl' •S vOlublt' \ays pll'nty
ytt nothing Bt' awarl' o f d!'1 ... 11s t1nf'
print rtlurb1sh. or9an1zl!' T c11uru,,
Ll'O, Scorpio pl'rsons t1gurt prom1
npnlfy Plans c hdllgt' kl't'P option\
operl
CAl'RICORN fOt c n -JcJn 19)
By ask1nq Qut'Sllons you pdllf' way
tor po ss•blt ffrl:JnC1dl coup Bt ll'ddy
lor (han<JC'. tr<lvl'I Vdflety n1rtat1on
tnc111 could bl'COmt' ~an1nglul fl'fd·
l•onsh1p Gain •nd•<lt'O tnrough
w uttl'n w ord
AOUA .. tUS fJdn 10-Fl'O 181
Family ~mber Yys Ll't s tall!
Sl'r•OUSf)' clbOul tlf"lclr'ICl'S poss1l>lt'
rtconC1ltat1on Cycll' conttnut s
hlQh. you-n makt corrt ct C1te1s1on di
fcJU mo~nt ult'! rt Cl'lllt'd rt'p
rtsenu tolctn of atttc11on
l'ISUI IFl'D 19-M.arct'I 20) Wh.lt
had M!'n lct>pt stcrt't w lU be rl'vC'illf'l1
-10 your adV.11nt.19t' F<Xus on
hospitals, 1nu1rutto1u. museums
SPt'Clal tours v 1r90 n.lt•VI' talks
<lbout publrc 1Ptat1ons lt'g.-.1 rtQhts
Antnt1on
tf' HrT. J II YOU" 8tlfTH·
OAYt Outll'IQ Novl'tnbl'r maJor
cJomut•c ad)Ust~nt t.lkl'\ plMt.
could trxlUdt actual cha"QI' ot lt'S•·
dt>nct, ~rlt .. status Gtrn1n1, SaQlt
tMIUl ~'Jons play 11npo1t.11nt roles 1n
yOU< ~ You conn.,-,cty Ml' llWMI'
of bOdy lfNOt' Mt' •ttr.Klhft . pos·
stU unique St'nSt' of hUmof. tr~t'I
mort than wtr• Pf>rson Ourtno
thlJ month. s.-p1tm4>t'r you·• rtno-
Yltt'. rtvl$t, r•turblsn. ft'~. r~
t>ultd on tnOlt ~ ltrU(tUrl' FUn1-
rlon could bt<onw ~rious dUrtng
OcrOb«.
I By PATRIC WALKER
Monday, Sept. J
ARllU fMarc h 11-Aprtl 201 This
r "n 01' a 11mt of recovny pl'rsondl
rt'cogni11on and ru1t1lmt'nt ror you.
out only 1f yo u now tdkC' a rum Udnd
011C'r Pmo11ondl dnd f1ndnc1a1 1.ssuf's
and rl'fusr point bldnlc to Dt' aNl'Ctl'd
by ot'11'1' toohshntss or pnob1as
TAURUS IAprtl 21 -May 111 Thi'
Full M oon on Sl'pt S cut\ acro ss
I dngll'S or your solar ch.irt ft'lated to
1r .. vC'I plctns and dll forms ot com-
municdl•On consl'qul'ntly tn1s 1s Cl'r-
1<11n to bl' a t•ml' of harsh ll'aht•l'S
dnCI a fl'w harsh w ords Howf'11C'r, at
ll'ast all thl' vncl'rta1n1y and con·
fusion of thl' past rl'w months w ill
comt to c1n tnd
G•MtNI IM.ly n ·July 111 T akt'
c11dvanta9P o f solTIC' lavorabft' asj)C'cts
to l l'v11'w dnd rt'organrll' f1nane1a1
arranql'fl'\C'nts now Seldom havt you
betn in such a stronq pos111on 10
reach 1 betttr undl'rstandtnq w ith
IOI/I'd o~s or (IOSC' .iUSOCld[l'S .lnd.
whtrl' nl'Cl'H Ary offload Cf'rta1n
rf'~ponsob1llt1f'S or commttmf'MU
CANC•R IJU~ 11 July 2Jl Tnm•
w 1N bt' so IT\clny surprise" Clevt lop
ITIC'nts dnd str cln<JC' twists or ICJtC'
Clurtrlg t~ rn>•l IC"w VVC"l'ks. you may
t•nd rne p;t<I' a httle too ht<t•<
Howtv C'r. p('rsonally and emouonally
it can be Onl' or int mou reanur1r19
and hl'art·w.llrm1nq j)C'llOdl you h.Jvt
t ver o~rtl'n<td
UO IJufy l4-Au9 2 )J Conttnut
10 b.-roa1n <lnd h old out for the best
pou1blt rtrms Alio provr you art
S\"t Ult' t'flOUQh l'tnOllOn.tlly not to
n1vl' to mallt c11ny mort compromtsl'S
or concf'n tons -,,., l.t<t th.it you
11re prl'p.-rt'd to 1<11kl' tc~rts o' ff'~
ad\llct to protf"CI your 1ntl'rt ,t1
VUIGO IAYQ H ·Sl'pt lJJ ~f't
t~ ~s In motion now llnd u op
worrylnQ ~ tl"lf ~naviour Mid ru cooni of tovfd onrs Tl"lf p.tst
montl'ts Nv-t ~m d1mcutt .,_, tts·
ling tOf )'OU HOWt'Vt'I. MW eUSOCl;t-
tlons Mld lnvotvt'rMnU will mMI' htr
moft' l.llKln.ttlnQ and t\MfltnO from
now on
uallA ISfpt 14-0ct 1 )J t~t'nt
prt"UUff'S ~ tnfOf<fd (~S In
[---------------------------~ tl"lf working p.attt'rn or your lift P\oWt'
L-to cl•1ll~ ......._ • a.w.ar...._ l P'~ rMit'n thf toll on your ~ -.w Wn911 c re-.. tr~ wtlflllt fhtttfo<t thh IS tl"lf for WW•• lo ,_, 11111~ n_1_1_da. _______ J)!rff<t twne to lmOtove ~ diet
•nd become dl'Cldf'dly rnor,. nrc11tr1
conscious
SCORl'IO 10cr 14 No .. l ll II •S
Sd1d th,.I .!t1vtn•ty t'ltls no fri,.nds but
surtly ,111 !hi' rf'C l'nl t mot1on.11
Clramds .md pro fl'n•on-11 C11N 'ult•I'\
lmEPIHfll
11 IHl•t I Seek' telephone saiu
person M u" ha .. .,
prev1ovs e•per1ence Ce1
Marlene 26 I 239'.l
EXCELLENT PAY' O•e•
400 compan1e~ 1111ed
homework et 01s1r •butort
now Slay homfl a,,d
ma1o.e up 10 S 100 00 ~
<lav or more Cal 10<
ama z ing rtoco•d11c:l
Messagf' 24 hours a dll)
17141 490·34!>()
hcJve bl'rn tl\.ldl' Ol'ar dblr ~c .lust nr Hotel
thl' IOydlt y cmd dl'vr.t1on nf <'l'rldtn RESTAIRllT HELP
companions? Ho w,...,rr now •I \ The Sheraton Newport 11
your iurn 10 prom1s1' A<1v1c r \11pport 1 looking lor quality.mine
and prc1ct1Cdl au1U.Jn<r I ed energetic lroendly In
SAGfTTARIUS IN1.1v l .! 0 1'( dlv1duals w1s111ng to be
111 Thi' dpproacn1nq r ull M oon '" part of 1 profeuiona1
P1sct's tl'ndS 10 mt1kt' <I0\1' comp,. food & bevefage tNm
n1oru and thOSt' di 11omt' who Accep11ng apphcat1on1
should know bl'Ul'r 1 .tlht r d l'm.tnd !or all po1111on1. ••·
tnq dnd tllt'\Oml' H OWf'lll'f Oth!'I\ pec:tally
bf'hcJv1or or pt'Uy plo y\ must no1 • Restaurant Ser'Ver
prt'vl'nl you from 001nq w hdt su•U • BusHr
you bl'Sl and -mor" 1mportc11nuy -• Coc:;ktall S~er
ring thl' chc1nQes on !Iii' worlr front • Cashi.t Hoet1es1
CAftRICO"N fDt c 2 l Jcln 201 PleaM comp .. te an appl1
fvl'n a Cclpricorn mun concl'<1t' lhcJt Gallon at the front d•k
cert.tin muclt1ons c dnnot bl' con be1 lore ~ng ICheduled
oil Of an 1ntenn.w tr t d or st.tQl'·mAncl9t d fhl'retorl'
Clo not frl't 1f yov art' forcl'O 10 <11'1fly Slttf .... ...,.,.
lrdvt'I P'""' cl mo111' or prOJf'CI tor .. 4~5 MeeArthur Blvd
wnrlt' and al>OVt' ctll do not allow ~Wl>Ol1 lkach
t mot1one1I conn1cts 10 und1'rm1np
your 9l'ner.i htaltrl .md wtU l>f'•nq
AQUARIUS l).ln 21 Ft b I ~I
You navt taktn QU•ll' a fl'w d""P
po1ntmt'nU. a IOt ot resl'ntment c1nc:J
unnecenary a9gr,yva11on 1n \fOur
Slrlelt' rtcl'ntly Now. hOWt lll'r no
one Mld nothtnq Sh'A>ld undtrm1np
your conftdt'"~" or <11ttr your di'
c1s1on t~ curn off 11't' ~y supply
.... 1t11 you rt ctrvt tilt rt'Sp('Ct. con
s1dl'r.t11on •nd 1uu1<1ncl'1 you df"
Sift'
l'llCH fFl'O 10 Match lOj
P,Mll'tary ~llv•ty 1n your 09PQs•tt
sign or V1roo 1s ct rt•1nly t-"•"9 1u
tOll on tn.J1rtmon1M or ~nnershtp
o1tf,,1rs Mld ali o Pll'Vf'nttng so much
from <<>m1"'9 10 trumuon How!""'
m t1mf' yov wol tooa o.<lr on trus
ptorlOd ot YOYt lifl' .U. tht' ~ wf'W'n
you~'""" ITIOll' Clt>J4'<tlve, rt~IUI<
llnCI SU~ Of your ff'ffT"QS
IP HrT. J ti YOU" at.-TH·
DAY• YOU1 SltuatlOn hu ~M ~
pt.tin now and -wn.t .s "'°'' -
you muu start to repqn IW'CI r~
0t91ni.st your very .,.nOl'\lll lft. In
su<h a way that you un nevf'r l'gllfn
~ lt'Sltl<ttd, ~WWWd Of thw.tftfd
in y~ .tttempc to tunhef '1<Nl u-
rttr clltM MO ambitions
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Monday-Friday, varteo
hOUtl Current eCIVatle*I
111 ... Ylng cerltfleate rtt>
quired ~ In~'°" at
The Loa Cab1lle1oa
Sport1 VIiiage, 17272
Nftlnoc>e. Fountain Val-
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......-03 ;o;_, & llghf of'l'q;_ le hk1ng fOf ~· 12.000.090. 151.0141~' 4 ... "4tt Mlf•411it 1.··,.· .. ·~!.·-grey/grey, 1t1owroo,,; Get, tlatlOft wegon, "
ContKt ,,.,. 152~152 promotion. luelneee to CONSOLE Gotden Oelc M' LllGUna. 1983, Aoytll Alt, eaH, p lateerlng. -condttlon, tpee.lel ....._ 91,000 ""*· 14.l>OO
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~ contactt onty. P6anO ••,,..through-a.,. fntetlOf & ClO\'ef't, (tNIOOM) ~. '-do«, *· l"llClk> &2 1,000. Deyt 182-5441; 120-tMO. bce~lent work a(. °"' Tuned 1 OlllYwtd VHF, AutoMtm 1000. ... Ptt1P (OOIOl3) E"9 730-6425 _POMaif..,........,...,..-....-,....,'72~1,....1-1T-=--~
...,.,/11NT moep!lete 11·115.00/tlr. P.P. 114!!0 841-3112 Pfoe>W NO, 4 ...... ftldlrt ......... IYM JAGUAR 1919 XJI RUTOAEO. LIKE NEW
Bu9Y ..... offtoenwo.c. ~g~~· Tc~ An!l!t!! 6010 FUiiy Restored KoNer & -::,e ~~= ............... ...21o w "'~Or=-LQ1~~'1htyg.rey5, ooo•howmroo,, .. m C ell ':! ... ~o .ooo
elrport. !xoanertt ,..._ ee().7255 tor appoint· --..UVINQ ITEMS'* Cempbel Uprigh1 circa Mii Mt>oe Pip poulbte .. . ....._, -toO 5 · 'i-----'"'-"-•£'"--
Tti. Huntlnoton hech phone mennet & pro-ment. * 1lt0e to 19509 * 1900. $1400 080. Cnrte 1 19,000 OBO Im· J1....a .. 11 UJ IM1 Ill, . 844-IMl
CornmunltYQ6nloltkM*· t~ ~ance •· •Jewelry to HouMnotcS• 789-4545. macutate 173·7763 ******* JAGUAR 1Mt XJS Cpe
Ing fof ded6cattd ~ =•:... ~.~t.~· tH-p ..... lv Meg. t7M2i3 * * * * * * * Wl'llteltan. mint condition, ~~ 1':,=.;-=-.:!: Non.~~rnoe. ~· *llOlnllY Spttd/Skf loats JEEP 1tH wrangler, 1111"' HAHM phone,
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ttoMI PQeltlona. "you're Mlaty & ~t •• c: p,~ .. omce need• fwnlbn 60t4 NEW Mountetn 8 1k• 7016 SINJ• edl11on. 11,000 Blactl ..... ,,Drm c:::u.
comml'tted and.,. MOW 714-833--3910 Secratary/Receptlont1t • '* 2 E1tpen1lve 7' Paiete GT 18", 2' geate, 2 1tM K.....itt 5!IO J9t mllH, exc ellent con-w/e • ., •• S>OW9f wtn-2 t~~~om'M with
lo 1Mtna me1tcttab4etklM with gOOd public rel• H r thtone tofa with x Int con d · $300 Skit wttl'I trallet. cuetom dltlon l t0.500 OBO. Celt dowt/lockt, etWM 1111, moomOOf automitlc lor
n tM medtcel n.ld. we AecrMtlon llOnl abllhk.=t•ble i lllowback cu1hlon1. 990-7873 room no 727 pelnt, many extru, excet-•ltar 5· 482• 7895· c:uetom 5 9'>0M• alloyt 101 a1 :. Lex u~· .. 1 need you nowt -=•-• aalaty 117 S2 Imo. 300 Ea. 1 Twin alMf>er ~......-.... ,.~ 606S *'' c:ondlt\on. ~kaoge Trude Gl'\JS 110011,4112492) (2ROD ........ , .. ..n 71 aaA19N& Excel'-'t t>enefl11. Send eofa, llah1 ClOlor, 1175. :r==2' vuvu. d .. t. '4800 Call 8utct1 1 ___ • _____ 7V.-.,91 ,..., '"""
PteMe call Paige at ""' !Hume 140 Newp()(t e7&-eef0/E ..... 975-5540 ...... ..... ...anlno• 714/242· t538 CHEVY '54 PICK-UP ·--. -·aw·--L .... * .. ' '.·~~ l1_. •42 2121Mon-Wed-Fri12 Noon Center Or., Suite 120. REBUILT __.-.&•----...-
... • 1PM. Ex~not nee, Newport Beech. 929e0 * * WANTED DOWN T:f7~~4 11 8· 1250 Sllps/Dodu/Stor1gt WITH CAMPER 12295 210 W Katetta, Otange 13500 8-c:tl 81 W1tmn11r
but helpful. Apply In I*· FILLED LOV!SEAT, •ft., e pm 7022 SEE. 8"2-05e7 IH-IH1 112 ......
.. .... .. eon at LOI Cati.itetoa 546-0945 after 4·30 CROSSROADS * * * * * * *
.,..--................ _.11c I Spon1 \flttage llm ••II, •••f, •tmo ,..,_... eofallo-•t OF THE WEST *•BOAT DOCK*'* _ _ --------1 ~ ... .,... ..... _,.,....,.. or 17272 Newt1ope -----..,. v ._... ·-M ... Up to 50· tllp In i.nQth llTSllalll P/I 'II ACURA 1199 V9L Legeod FIT poeltton. Wiii train. Fount.in Valley Sl!lllt loeludlng computer Cem.I COiored. Saorltec:. C Pow.. water, ate Ht Bay 5 . 1 pd 11 r 1tere0 40A. fully loacs.d excel-MASERA Tl t982 Ooed
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Small offtca In C M needt Now hiring Coc*tllll S4w eupport our membetlhtp 9 SOFA South Western SAT & SUN 9.5 Prtme l~llOn Avail 911 ~t leMa ftt4 591_2120 ...,. 673-5e79 wh .. 11 $16 500 pp Tl'lls bMutlflJI t>ledl auto
l*'9on fOf ~oft llllno I Y9f1 Apply In ~ • depertment Atk ror Motif 2 dark ataln 1oW T1'11111 the BIG ONE Cell ror into P1t 20ll ..,._ "'4.. -----7 t 4 / 7 2 1 • o 8 1 t mobile h11 1 2 3 litre en·
phonea typing a' eome Flthermen'e Reatau eon. Barbera. &«·82 11 drHHrt King atze DON'T MISS ITI 673-2810 714147&-t834 g1ne automatlC tra1••. en
lln1nclal Experience end Newport 8Mcl'I ~· i wat.,bed Kirby vacuum Clip Ad for 50c dllCOUllt DOCK-15 front 1141 on IMta llttl &OIU Lllm 1117 MERCEDES 1977 450slc d ''fully loeoecl lrom ti
neoeeury Full or part-I cleaner 844.,..916 cl'lennel 1n N 91 Mu1t be 114-M! .. 11 LllllYMIPI Blecil beauulul cond111on I tactory (Ol0837I
time 631-0723 I lllY. ITATlll Anni. BMUtltvl tola iovMMI low ennunfl lor br"'n.a Truly • low mile ...... car w/ "•K rn"es ,,,,~~ire SUI.II,., ... + tu
I 1011. 11111111 FIT PIT Xlnt condition• & ehelr, ottoman. new c;on.'. S250t,,.;,e75-eeo6 •uw-· R sunroof 1ui;-tran1. ~~· B1~~·.'7~ 48 mo C'IOMd end IHM .,,. '''Alll Fatnion coneclou•. sports PIY COM &73-3320 dlllon Olk trim $295 RA E 1967 VW Crew Cab le It tier 1011 moral steins 11.1nrool t'(luSI see S3000 drl'tle out 1H•
PIT tor 2 1,_ ...... 111 Lita m inded 1ndlv1duel 714-84 1-3486 u a., y, ...... ..,.,.,..i.... Pickup New Engine 12ESA963) s 14000 642•51!>0 , $12 462 86 ru 1du1
...,. needed to manage New· ._._ _ -· -~ .... ....,, S3950 760-0240 .&af · • Tot al ol paymf'!"I typlng,oenofcM-Th9-1 portSklCo wltl'lasmtle ••-•• ConternporatywtlltewUh· COSUMfsa 6124 -•Ill,._* MERCEOES1980300ao $15,88128 plus ta•_,
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month of Jooe.
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White, A/C, 111.rtomatlc, The folowtnt pereona.,. CaMt tM28 Cellf 12127 INC.,M21 ~Dr . Hunt· ENT!APAISES, 300 E VICES. 1..ol1 Yorbe Si. MAN, 1001 Concotd St. 1 •~ .___.. Cell • • ING & SHAnEA PAOOf·
oof 721( mllH OCMng bullnlM.. t<MM Welt Corp Call-C8ll1oe Morelea. 1511 So lngton a.en. Callf ~ COMt ~ •21 ....... Sult• 223 Tutlln Clllf. Coli!• ...... Cellf HtM lllgly.. _,, • ING. 1511"" at.Nntl Or ~~ '33-33 lO oey9 LIOO ORAFJK PRESS, lomle. 13 aw-. LagyN Towner, CelH 12707 Cfoeew'AMH Electric Inc , pof1 IMch, Ca11f t2Mo 92eac> ' ' Denn61 Willem Hoeltw. blrli. lpec:owlu1. 1&2S •209, Coate Meee. Ca11f
2et2 RNeralde OnYe. Coal• N~. c.111 12677 . Tt\la t>ulinlu ,, con· Calotorn4a WCIOd1M Wooehlrlrd. 300 Tlmotl'ly H...,_,a. 100t t007 Concotd SI . eo... ..... Dr . Senta AN. Celt. t2t2t
840-e930 ewninga ..... CelH 92927 t1111 t>ulln•H II con· d\leted by .,., lnOMduel Thia t>utlnMI 11 con· E Coatl HlQflway 1'21 ...... w. 5.....,,. •307. s.ma ....... Celf1 t2&2I 12707 Clfftofd Oeofg KrMIM,
Bruu Waller Barlon. dueled by a OO'PQratlon The reglatrant(t l eom· duetld 1:1y a corpor9tlon porJ a.en; Calif 92eao Ana, Caltf 92707 Thia t>ullneH II eon· Thia bualMM la eon-2579 San ~•• Dt
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2t92 RlwrWde Or . Cotta The reg111rant(ll eom-mencld to iranMCt butl· TM reglalrant(al eom· £1e1ne p Wooowerd, 300 Lynda Andrian. 15&91 Wlf. dueled by en lndMduel ~by~~) 1209. Coeta MeM. Callf
...... Cellf 92t27 menced to lranaac:t bu9I-,_ under the Fictitious menced 10 1ranuct bull-E eo.tt HIClhw9Y •21 • ....,_ ttema St If 1a.. Twalln. Cellf. TM reglatrant(a) eom· • ... 'IO•• ren"• com-tae2t
Thi• t>u1lneu 11 con· neaa uooer the Flct1t10ua Bu11n111 name(•I t1111d ,_ under ti. Fletltloul llOf1 a.en: C.af t2teO 92880 INtlCld 10 tranaect bull-menoect to lreneect ~ TMI ~ne.. 11 con·
Oueled by an lndMdual Bualneu nama(•I llated abo¥e on. Marcfl 2•. t990 Bualneu nama(al llalld Thtl bw~Mll 11 eon· Thi• t>ullnM• 11 con· ,_ under the F1ct"loul MM under tN ~ ducted by en lndMdual
The reglt1rt n1(1I com· at>ow on NIA Carloa Moralea above on AUQU•t 7, 1990 ducted by hulbeN1 and wife ducted by a O--al part· 8wa1n111 nema(tl t11t1d lwtln.... name(•) llated Thi regletrenl(I) eom·
menoed 10 lranaaet bull-Held• A Kim Thia '181'"*11 wu filed JamM Salum Thi reglitranl(ll eom· '*"'IP abo¥9 on. NoYlrnber 19t9 •bo\19 on. NIA INtlCld to t•enMCI bull-
,_ under Iha Fle1ll10U1 Thie 11a1emeni wu flied With the County Clet'll ol Or-Thia 11a1--.1 wu nlld mencec1 to 1r1naaet bull· Thi reg111ran1(1) com· Dennie Hoetiv Dlr'll ~ neM wnder 1"9 Fic:tltloue
Bu11naH na me(al lilted with lhl County Clerll of Or· ange Coun1y on Augult 2, wtlh the County Cine ol Dr· ,,... under the Fle1lllou1 meneed lo tranWI bull-Thie atalemanl wu Ned Thll •~c;.;...-~ ~ Bualnau name(1) ll1ted
abOYe on. August 23. 1990 ange County on AVQl.111 3, 1990 ange County on August to. ButlneH name(a) 1111ed nesa under the Fletllloua With,,,. County C.k of Or· with ''Count Z, Auguet 2; ebc>Ve on: Auguat t4, t890
Bruot Barton t990 ,_.10 1900 •bow on: Aug1t1t 1, 1990 Bu1lne11 name(a) llated 8ftg9 Coun1y on Augu'1 21. = Y · Clln Kreuee Thi• '1alement wa filed ,.-...ea Publllhld Orange Cout ,..... Woody M. Woodward above on NIA 1890 t Tlltl Matemenl WM ltled
with,,,. County Clerk ot Dr· PublllMCI Oranoe Cout Dally Pilot Auguat 13. 20, 27. Publlahed Orange Cout Thlt 1111em.n1 wu fllld Lynda Andrian Nt7W . ,__ with the Counly Clerk of Or· •no-County 9" August 24, Deity Piiot Augull 13, 20, 27, Sle>lember 3. 1990 Dally PllOI AllQIJll 20. 27. wllh the County Clerll ot Of. Thi• llalemenl WU lllld Publllhe<I Orange Coaat ~~~~ ~ .... Coun1y on Auguti 24,
1990 Sec>tamber 3. 1990 M-076 Seotembef 3, 10. 1990 ange County on Augutl 20. wtth 111e County c..-of Or· Dllty Piiot Avoual 27, Sep-17 2• ltlO am · · 1990
F4117Mt M-083 M-092 1900 .,. County on Auguat 21. lamber 3, 10, l7, 1tl0 . ' u. . Nl7Sa
Publllhed Orange Coa"I MllC NOTICE ,..,_ 1900 M·119 M-1~ Publilll«S Orange Cout
Deity Piiot September 3, 10, "'8.tC M)JIC( MllC NOTICE Publllhld Orange Coalt '411ttl •-.,. lllr\TIM'. Delly Piiot Sec>tamber 3. 10.
17, 24 1990 FICTfTIOUI IWllNlll Dally Pllol AllQl.lal 27, Sep-Pubhlhed Orange Coeat ~ ""'f\IL 17. 24, 1tl0
M-l3t FICTI'TIOUI IW ... 11 NAm ITATl•NT Ac:Tmoul .u ... 11 cember 3, 10. 11. 1990 oa11y P11o1 Augv•t 27. Sep-" rtllUC NOTICE M·t30 ----------! .... ITATI..,, Thi lollowlng parson• ate N ... ITATl•wr M· 115 lamber 3, 10 17 ltlO '1CTIT10UI .,_ •• P\llUC NOTICE The following peftonl Ire doing butl-.. The lollOWlng petlOf'll .,. M-120 • .,.. NAMI ITAftmwl
dOl"ij bu..,_ u TONY NICK AUTO OE· doi"ij bu"neN u rta.IC M)TIC( NOTICa CW Ti. tolowlr'f pertons are
ftCT"10UI M.1 ... 11 AGGRESSIONS SPORTS. TAIL CO , S88 W1tton Apt I AG C AUST RA L I AN f1t11.JC M)T1C£ ~ IAU doing bualMle -'1CTIT10UI .,_II
NAm ITAT£•NT 517 Walnut, Huntington Costa Mau. Caltl 92627 GLASS-CO 775 W 171h SI '1CTITIOUI IUl#llH CW N~ MENDOZA'S CLEANING MAim ITA........-T
The followlng perM>nJ 111 Beeen. Call! 92648 Antnony Nick, 568 W UM A Cosla ._.... Caltl NAiii STAru.NT FICllTIOUS IW ... 11 lltlOf'tltTY •12101 I SERVICE. 3H Vlelorla. The~ per90llll -
<k>t"ij bvsl-u Alan Michael BaumH WtllOf'I Apt I Cotta Mase 92627 The I011owin9 pereona.,. .... ITATl•NT PurlUanl to lhe Clllforn4a Colla M .... Caltf 92927 doing~ ..
0 U AG LIER IN I A S ·1 5 17 Walnut. Hunting Ion Cllil 92627 How111d Wnhey 1959 Of· dol"ij bull,_ u The lollOwlng perwons ara SIH-s.Moe St0tege FllC:lllly J-Mendon. 3te VIC-ALAN GLENN & l<EENEA.
SOCIATES 306 Vista Beach. Calif 92648 Tl\11 buame11 11 con· ange Ava Co11a MeN. T~E APOLLO INSTITUTE doong bulll'lt$l U . AC1 IB & P Code 21700 et Iona. Cosla Mala, Callf 2711 Eaat Coaal Hwy , Sta
Suerta N-pon BHcn Thtl bulln•u II con· dueled by an lndllfldual Calif 92627 OF ANCIENT THERAPY KATIE SAILS & CANVAS llQ I Iha uno..IQned wt• 92t27 203. Corone del Mer. Calif
Calif 92660 dueled by an 1ndtV\duaJ The reg1111anl(•I com· Th11 business 11 con· 3&47 Biren SI . N-pon REPAIR, 6l BeKon Bay. Mil al i>vl>llC auchon on Th11 oualnfft 11 con-92625
MaufWO Ouag11er1n1 Joe The reg111ran1(11 com· mencad to 1r111NIC1 buSI· dvctad by an tndiVldual Beach Calif 92680 Newpot1 Beactl Callt 92680 September I I 1990 ac ducted by an ltldMdual J-RUIMtll K-.
v111a Sue•I• Ne .... 0011 merw;ed 10 tran.-c1 bull· ,_. undef 1ne ficut1ou1 The reg111ran1(11 com· Sl'llri.v Ann Hendw90tl l(athryn Suanne Crow 10 00 AM 2099 Plac4ntle Thi regl9tr•nt(1) com-509 Av.nlda Ladefa. Nlw-
Beaeh Calll 92660 nus under lhe Fic11110Ua 1Bu11na11 nama(1) hated merlCld to trantael bl.Ill· 21162 Bantt. Hunlinglon 6 1 e..con Bay. Naw9ot1 Aotenue Coate MeM CA menoad to Ir~ bu91· P<l'1 Beaetl. Calit 926e0
Thia bu11ne11 11 con· 8u11neH nama(1) lllladlab<>ve on NIA MU undef the FIC11t10U1 8eaeh cam 92646 Be.ch ca111 926e0 pett<>nai prope<1y including ,_. unoer Iha ActltlOul Thll buatnffa 11 con.
due1ed by an lndtviOuaJ abO..,. on Aprll 1985 Anthony Noelo Businen name<I) ltlltd Thie builn"• 11 con-Thlt ouslneu 11 eon· lurn11ura clothing, IOoll Butlnen nama(1) ll1tad dueled by .,, lndlVlduat
Tne reg111rantls) com· Alan Mlehaal Beumea Tn11 scac_.1 wu flled at>ove on NIA dveled by an lndMdual ducted by 111 lndl~al and/or oihtr hou .. hold abow on AllgUll 9 1990 The reglllranl(•I eot71·
merlCed co tranMCt bull· Th11 atatemenl wH ltlld wnn the County Clerk ot Or-Howard Withey The reglllrant(I) com· Tha reglalranl(l l eom-ttem111ora<1 by the following Javter Mendoza menoad 10 tr9'\WI bull-
,_, undet the Foet11tou1 .... ch the County Clerk of Or· ange County on August 10 This 11atemen1 was lllld menoad 1o Iran.act bv91-metleed 10 tranaaet bull· pereona Thil etatement ... lllld ,_ under the FIC1ttl0Utl
Bu11nen name111 listed ange County °" AUQIJll 3 1990 wttn the County Clerk or Of· ,_. under the Ftetnioua ,,... under the F1e111iou. S P B 0 1 8 M A RI 0 With Iha Counly Cler1I of Or· BullnHs na me(a) llated
above on AUQVll 8 1990 1900 ,..,1M •noe County on AUQIJll 10 Bu1rne11 nama<•I 1taled Bualneu nama(tl 1111ed FERNANDEZ •no-County on August 24. al>OYe on Auguat 20. 1990
Maurtz10 Ouagl1enn1 f..a&al Publl1"9d Orange Coast 1990 abO..,. on NIA ll>Ov9 on Augutl 13, !990 SP 8089 DESIREE C 1900 J.,_ R K-.
Th11 11a1emen1 wu hied Pubhtllld Oranoe Coat! Dally P1101 Avgull 20. 27 ,_. Shirley HenderlOf'I .Ulhryn S Crow TANN~A f.nll Thll 11a1emen1 waa hied
Wllh 1"9 County Clerk or Qr. Dally Pilot August 13 20 27 Seotember 3. 10 1990 Pvbittned Orange Cout Thll llatamenl WU ltlld Thia llatement WU ·filed SP C2S6 SUSAN v Publllhed Orange Coast With the Coumy Clet'll ol Or·
ange County on Augull 10 Septem1>e1 3 , 1990 M--097 Daily P1101 Aogull 20 27. with lhe County Cte<ll ol Of. wtth the County Clel1c OI Of. DARWIN O.lly P1lol September 3 10. 111\ge County on Augu•t 24,
1990 M-080 5.ptember 3 10 1990 ange Covnty on Avgull 2t. ange County on ~UQUtl 17. SP C334 DEBBIE FIE· 17. 24, 1990 1900 , .. ,a Pta.IC NOTICE M· 100 1900 1990 OLER M· 13e 'tlna
Pu1>11.n.d Orange Coaal flta.IC NOTICE ,...,,., , ,_,. Owner ,..,.._ the right •-II' llftfll'r: Put>lllMCI Orange CoMt
Dally Ptlol ~IJQUSI 20 27 FICTITIOUI IWlfNEll MllC NOTICE Pubh1hld Orange Cout Publ11hld Otlll\ge Cout 10 Old al lhe Ule Purc:h.... ,_,,. nll ""-Daily P110t Sec>lamber 3, 10,
September 3 10 1~ FICTmoua IWllNlll NA• ITATIMENT Diiiy Piiot Augull 27. 599-Dally PtlOt August 27, Sep.. mual be made wt1h ealh only ACTITIOUI ..,..... 17, 24. 1900
M-099 NAME ITATIMINT The followlng persons are FICTTTIOUI 1W..-U tember 3 10 17 1990 lamber 3. 10, 17. 1990 and paid fOf al lhl lffM ot .. .._ ITA,.....,. M·12t ----------1 The toOow1ng oert0n1 are d<><'] bua;ness a1 NA• ITATIMENT M I 16 M·113 purchaM All purchaMd The loltoWI do.~ b"s•n-· a1 A ENTERPR1CES 24331 T f • goodl Ill IOld U II .. and ng peraone ara •-II' llftfll'r: 1110 'ti Ult.I Wll MlJC NOTICE v v-119 Ollowtng pettont are mull be removed at tha llme daf"ij bu•"-u r-.n. nu ""' ---------N WPORT TOPSIDE 426 Mu11land1 Blvd Sulla doong bullnesl 11 I rtlll.IC N0TIC( 01 Mle Saloa aubjec1 10 ptfot COAL CANYON BM.ll. ----------------Toe> eondlllon FlCTITtoUI IWllNIU HarbOt Isl Or Newp0r1 4 243 El Toro C11tt 92630 MICHAELS GALLERIES MllC NOTIC[ canolllallon In 1111 _, Of 1200 Coal Canyon Rd , 'ICTI'TIOUI IY ... 11
Ortglnal owner NA• ITAT'EMINT Buen Calif 92660 Arno E""1c ri 2•33 1j 1NC 1852 McGa• lrvtne FICTITIOUI IW ... 11 Mlllamenl bet-Owner Y0tba L1nda Calif MAME ITATl•NT 72f?!>.5~703J ~1~1_$97270~ T"9 tOllOWlng persont ar•I SI••• 1 S imon 426 Mu111and1 Blvd Sulla I Caltl 92714 NA• ITATI~ FICTI'TIOUI M.1 ... N and ol>Kgalld part 0.lld Paul Wharton Boyd. The lollowlng pet~I ere
,_., "' """ " dOo"ij bvlinest u I H8rt>o< 1a1 Or Newp0rt • 2•3 El Toro Cahl 92630 MIChMI 1 Gaiter ... 1ne T~ IOl!Owlng penon1 are NAm ITA,._NT 1111 27ih 1 A Y 11 and 13 113 p811,. •4 a.den dOlnQ bull-u
78 Come MONAX 4008 3·B Calle Beec:h c:.t1t 92660 Thia bu\lneu It con-C ahlornla Corp 1852 dol"ij bvalnesl a• Thi loflowtng peraons -Jr: d o:::O~em:' lttO Grove C.f 12643 OAIOH INSURANCE SER-Ex~:it~dit1on. A~to-Sonora Lagun1 Htns Calfl o.-SltCO I AatHrM dueled by an tndMCual M<:Gaw IMne Callt 92714 O·STICKS 1007 W 18th doong bull~ a Publ: Sl0<age Manage-Thil t>u11ne1t 11 con-VICES. 9147 El AN! Clf 92643 Lane Irvine Cahl 92714 Tne reg111rant111 com-1 Th11 bu11ne11 11 con· St Cotla Meta Caltt RARE WAAE 2801 Welt _1 ._,. T--..... (Ill) ducted .... an 1ndMduat Foun1aonV.-y Cllltf 927ot ma lic, AIC S 1 295 0 8 0 T ..,. 1 1 ...... .._, ""' ...... ~-v7
536_7361 Monye W111ren 4008 3·B nia bu1•nH s 1• con menc..... o ransacc ..,....,. dueled by a eoroora11on 92627 Cou l Hwy •260. Newpot1 2«4080 Agent tor Owner The reg11tranl(ll COIT\· Orlon Adm1n111ratora. I Calle Son0ta Laguna H~11 I dvcted by 1 gene•a1 PIVI neu vndef lt>e l'ichhoua The r199111ranl(I) com· McCoy Surlboatda/Greg 8e.c:tl Ce11f 926&3 Publl~ °'M09 Coul men<llCI 10 tranMCt l>Ulo· lne Caltfotnia
Gahl 92643 nersh1p Bu11ne11 name<11 lilted meneed to tranuct bull· Pavacn 2437 Camino CorlO w1111am JOM9h Nal~ Dally PllOI AUQUll 27 Sec>-,,... vnder the FIC11110ul Tl'tll ou11ne11 11 eon
Tn11 bu11ne11 11 con· Trie •41g•1tran1111 com •bOve e;n AuQIAI II 1990 ,,... under the FtchtlOUI RIO San Clemente Callt 19731 Trident Ln Hunt-lamber 3 1990 lu11naH nama(•I 11111d dueled by a eorporalton
duetlCI by an •ndtvo<lual rnenGed 10 1ranaac1 OUll· Amo lm,.c.n Bu11nen name(11 llllad 92672 1n1pon Beach Callf Mt24 abOve on Jvty 1 1990 Thi reg111ranl(1) eom.
The r90111ranHs1 com· ""' undef 1ne ft(;tttlOUS Thia 11a1emen1 wu Ille<! above on eonlinutng bM41 Thll bu11naa1 11 con· 92646-3340 Paul w Boyd mer>eld 10 t•aneact buW·
menc.act 10 trt nNCt buli· But ineu name111 '"led w11n cne County Clerk Of Of. MIChael Ibey dueled by 111 indtvo<lual T'"-0u11ne11 11 eon· Thtl 1tatement wit lllld neu under Iha FictlllOUtl
,_, und41r the Fic11t1ou1 ae>ove on N A ·~ County on Augull 10 Thia 11atamen1 wu ''*' The reg111ranl{tl eom-ducted by an fl'ldtvldual rtlllJC NOTICE """'"the County C...,. ol ()r. But lnHI name(•I lllled
Bus•n•ss n1me(a1 1111edj Steve Simon 1990 •t1h Iha County Cten< ol Or· menced 10 CranNCI t>Yll· The regl1tran1(1) com· anoe County on Augutt 24. at>ove on AuQUll IS 1990
above on Oclobef t 1990 Tl't11 atatMl*'!I wu !tied ,..._ ·~ County on AuQUll 10 llltl unde< the l'1C11t10U1 menold 10 1ranNIC1 bull-• 70la 1990 Ru...,I P JOhn.on
Monya Warren I.,,,, cne County C~• ot Or Pubh&Nld Oranoe Co111 1990 Bu11na11 name(sl 1111ad n111 under clle f'1C11t10u1 MOTlCI M ,....,._ Th11 91a1-.1 wu 111ec:1
Tntt 11a1ameri1 wu l1ted •noe County on AOJQust 3 Oa11y P110t Avgu1t 20 27 f*2A above on July 1 1990 But1ne1a name<al llllad ~IA.LI Publl"'41d Or~ Cout1
1
with lhe County Cieri< ot Or·
OLDS l970 Cullass Su· with lne Coun1y Ci.r~ of O• 1990 I September 3 10 1990 Pubflahed Orange Coaat Oreg Pauteh abo..,. on NIA P'ft:J:.~':';,, 1 Ollty PtlOt Sec>t_,ber 3 10. ange County on A1.19u11 2•
ange Co...nty on A1.19u11 24 I f...sut M--09 1 G1111y PllOt AllQl.l•I 20 27 fhll 11a1emen1 wu flied wm I Ntlie'y 17 24 1990 1900 preme 2·door loaded t990 Pub1t1ntte1 Orange Coaa• I September 3. 10. 1990 with lhe County Cletk ot Or-Thia 1181'"*11 wu tllld Purtuanl lo the CallfOlnta M· 129• f..nll
"1119 1811· 1 owner fte755ol Daily P1101 A1.19usc t3, 20 27. fltlll.IC NOTIC£ M--095 ange County on Avgu1t 17. wlll"I the County Clerk ot Or· Sell·Servlee Slorege Fac;1t11y Pu1>11ahld Orange Coul s 2 4 s 0 E 7 c e 11 e n I PubhSl\80 Orange Coast Septemri.r J 1990 1900 anoe County on August 24, Acl (B & p Code 21700 et rta.IC NOTICE Dally Pllol Sap1em'* J to.
77!>·68'40 I Oa11~ P1101 SeotllfTlbe1 3 10 M·064 FICTITIOUI IUllNEll MllC NOTICE f-15 1990 MQ I. the undlttigned WIN 11 2• 1990
SUBAAU t 984' 17 '' t990 NAME ITATEMENT I Publl11"1ed OranQe Coat! '411• MU al pvOllC aucllon on I 7'0IM
HATCHBACK vef" M·121 The lollowmg pe!'aons •r• flCTfTIOUI IW.,..11 I Dally Pllol August 27 Sap· Publllhld Orat\99 ~I September 11 · l990, at NOTICI Of'
... _.._.dabi. s2 o6o 0 80 ---------rtlll.IC NOTICE doing bu11MS1 as NAME aTAn•NT 1em1>er 3, 10 11 1990 Oa11y Pilot Sap1ember 3. 10. 11 00 AM , 2otl5 Plac.nlla ~ IAU .....,..... fltlll.IC NOTICE COAST GATE 304 36th Tile lollOWlng penon1 ara M· 114 17. 2~. 1990 Aotenue, Coal• M... CA M NAIOHAL
723 ~ flCTITIOUI IWllHEH Si Newport e-c;t1 Calif doong blnlneu u M.139 pereonal property Including "'<>PIRTY •eMOZ I FICTI'TIOUI IY ... ll
fiCTTTIOUI M.lllNfll NAME ITATIM(NT 92663 . DIVER SIFIED EN . furniture, ctolhlng. 1oot1 Purtuanl lo the Callfornla M.u. STATlmlfT
Ata lhe not Avgull days NA• ITAT£MENT TM loll0w•"9 pereont ara Andrew JoHph Hen-VIRONMENT AL INOUS· and/or other houaehotd Self·~ Slorege Facillly T "
"'8111"il 11hatd10 Sleep 81 Tna 1ooow1ng periwna are' doing busmen at ne1s.y 304 36tn S1 New-TRIES t7100 G1t1et1a Ave SA&. HTO A NlJC M)TIC{ i1em1 tlO<ICI by the following Aet (B & P Cooe 21700 et dot he= :'son' are
nignc? vovr air cond•l1<>9tng d<><"ij busineu u l 1 f' E G U ARO 2 6 1 1 t>')rt Buen Calif 92663 Irvine Catol 927 14 c:xlM'l.ffi NEW personi MQ I. Ille Un~ wlU ~ARLOTTE'S CUSTOM
needecan beSOIY90byeon-1 WINNIE S CLEANING Waverly O• Nf'wo orl Tr>1s Ou1m•H It con· Catol D Mcl<-n 325 AIJYfNT\Jflf fVlAYOMI'' .,_, SP AOl 8 WILLIAM Mii al pvblle atJCtlon. on CRAFTS 3'47 Eat 18th
1Ul11ng C1ulll>ed S ERV ICE 28571 Nor -Beecti C11.1 9:?161 du(ll!IO Of an •nd1vo<:1ua1 v .. 1a Del Canon Anaheim NOTICI CW BILSBOROUGH JR Sac>tambef I I 1990, ai 2 IS Coale~ c.itt 92827
I manOale .739H E• Toro Nanci I( NICOii 267 1 Inf! •eo1t1t llnt(l l com· Cahl 92807 ~ IAU SP 8005 WENDY ANN PM. 2075 ~ Blvd . CPlerlOll• A 8aea 347 f'\llllC NOJIC( Caill 92830 Wave rly Or New p oi I menca<l 10 tran19Cl bull· Thll bu11na11 11 c.on· CW NAIOMA&. VAUGHN Coate ..._ CA per.anal £lat 1811'1 Cot nn ......_ Ca11f
----------M•n. Jane Duddy 26571 Be.ct'I Caltl 92663 "95' unde< Ille l'1C11hou1 dvcted""' an individual ~RTY ••TT I SP 0107 PATR IC!( pc:operly,lnciudlngfur-nftl.lle, 21 ta ' -' Th11 bu so nan 11 con _, ""·-·· ,._, f CALIOUETTE ......, OOl9 and/ lier •~""°"COURT Nonn~a •39H Et Toro dvcteo by t n •ndlYldua• 8u1·n•11 nama(1I haled The reg11tranl(1) com· ,..,._.,,, 10 the ...,1 ornoa SP £05! EOW RO TAY c:toC.-... I Ot ot TN1 1>u11ne11 11 c~
Of' CALW~A. Calll 92830 The ,.0 t•r•nll al rom •bO•f' °" nol ye• ~ co l<lnNCt bull· Self·~ S10tege Faclttty OR A • ~ 11ema llor«S by due1ed by 111 ~
COUNTY Of' °"ANOE Tn11 bu11ne1s 1s con· menaKJ 10 tranaact bull An<lr-Hanneuey 1,_ Jlf\dlr the F1C1litoua AC1 (B & P Code 21700 et L SP E04l FOUR P AK lhe I~ C*'IOlll The regltira.nl(ll com.
ln 1heManer ol 11\eApp11 dueled by 1n 1nd1Yldual ,_. und&t the F<l•llOU' Tl'l1a 1111amen1 waa tiled Bu1lne11 nam-<11 Hated MCl l Che underllgnld wlll DEO SP ~061 THERESA rnenc.d 10 lf~t Dull·
callOI\ ot JENNIFER SALO The reg111ranllt l c.om· Buaineu nimeisi lolled ""'n cne County Cle<-or Or · above on NIA NII al pub41c auc:tlof'I. on Vl OAEEH -under the Actttiou. on b1hall ot TABATH1' menced 10 cranaacl but•· abOve on AVQutl ) 1~ ~"91! C.oun1y on AllQIJll 10 Cato! D MeK~ September 11. 1990, al 100 g;O EOI• FOUR· PAK SP C04 1 TH ERESA Bullnffl name(I) lli ted
l YNN DUENAS • minor ,_. unoer the Fic:llllOUI N·~1 I' "'"Oil 1990 Thls t1alemenl WU tiled PM, 1725 Pomona AV9nU9, VI GREEN abOv-1 on NIA
No A 155312 Business name<tl llll•d 1;;:; 1tatemenl ,.0 lile<l '4e1Mt ..,.th the County C1er11 of Ot· Colia ~. CA pereonal EY~ EOM LUIS A PER· SP E053 CONSUL TING Cher1otte A Bac:e
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE above on July I 1990 wtln cne Counlt C•..,~ ')f 0 , Pu1>1tahed Ora"Q9 Coast ar'Q9 County on Augull 10, property, indudlng fumltvre. W!ST INC Thie Ital-I wu hied
FOR CHANGE OF NAME Mary Jan41 Duddy ange Couniy 0,, 1'ugutl J 011ty Pt1ot Augul1 20. 27. 1900 C.IOlhlng. loola and/or other SE~MJJ~ 1 CHA ALES R SP E 140 LINDA MAC With the County Clet'll 01 Or·
J ENNIFER S ALO on Tnta a1a1amen1 wH fifed l99<> Se()tembtr 3 tO 1990 ,_111 hOUMhold nemt tlOfed by SP El5e MONICA PEAAY PH8EPRSE01~2 ange County on Augu1t 2• behalf of TABATHA LYNN W!lhlheCounty Cle<I< of Or ,~ M·101 Publllllld Orange Coaat lheloli0Wf1'191)WIO"I ES T "' MANNY OE· 1990 DUENAS 1 minor has toled a ange County on Augual 2 t 0111ly Pllol A~I 20. 27, SP 8026 LISA M LEWIS SP E 2 8 4 ER N IAAROS ,...,...
petll lOI\ tn th11 covrt ror an 1900 Publilt>ed O•af1Qe Coasl Saplember 3 10 1tl0 SPC0598AYAHO BUCK SASUCP EL00007 SONO"• L ~p OOOt NEWPORT Publllhed Or...,.. eo.1 order anow1"ij pet1t11)n 10 fte717t Daily Pilot AVQuat 1) 20 27 P\lll.IC NOTICE M-OIM SP F28S STEVEN E GONOW""'. ""' ~TICS. INC OeJty Piiot Sap1~b;, 3 tO
cnange l'llllher name t1om Publllhed Of1nge Coatt Sec>tembtr 3 1990 KELSEY _, ' SP 00.0 CLUB RIO DE 17 2• 1990 TABATHA lYNN 0UENA$ 0 ty PllO A 11 27 "-M·Ot!• Al.ADM Cl.AISIRBlS SP 0323E ANOAEW Owner reMNel lhe rtgf'lt JANEIRO ' '
10 TABATHA LYNN SALO 1;,bef 3 1 10'.1~ t990 _,,. fl~~:A~:-.J• "'8.JC M)TIC( ,_ ___ ,, .. --NESSELROO lo Old al the Nie PurCl\aeel SP H02• t<AREN KELLY M· 127
n 11 P\efaby ordarad cnat M· t 17 P\lll.IC NOTICE The tooowmg person• .,. -.. -" • --Owner rtMNM lhe rl9'1t ,,,...i l>l tnedl with ceah only SP HO 4 3 CA AL o S 11111_ II' arnTIC£ aff oeraons 1nte<"Hled 1n 1n11 flCT"10Ul llUIMlll _.,.,. .... __ 10 bid al the .... P\KCheeee and'peld !of at lhe time of CASTEL.AS ,_nu
maller atoraaa1d aopear ---... ---IC-NO--Tl-C_E__ "CTITIOUI IUllNEll d0:,~R~91~~~ATIONS NA• ITATl•NT _ .. ..,..,.._..,... muatt>emlldewlthcallonly pvrcha11 All purehalld SP H116S HIRLEY Alt.,EY '1CTTTIOUI .........
before th•• court 1n Deplart· r~ NAMI tTATEMINT 4~ 1 f 191h St Cotta M · The tollowtng I*''°"' are Illy__. and pllld tor 81 1111 time of good• are IOld .... II." end Owner ,_..,.. the ngtlt
ment "lo )A " 100 Clvle FICTJTIOUI llU-1• : Hie loltowtno oerson1 are Ca1r1 92627 .... doing t>uai,_ u ,._ pureha11 All pvrcilffld muat be remov9d at lhe lln'le io bid al lf'le IM Purcn.... MAME ITATl•NT
Canter Drive Wnl Sanla MAME IT A Tr•N'T 1 doing bu11~as as Andr-p Smllh u I E C AL I 8 A E ME 0 IC AL goodl Ille IOld .... i.." and of Hie S• IUO)ec1 to P'IOf mutt bl mede will"! eatf1 only The lollOwlng pertonl are
Ana C1111om1a Ol1 Oe10Der The IOllOwlng peraon1 .,., CAEATIVE BUSINfSSI 191'1 SI Co111 Meu Calif 19000 MacArthur Blvd ' mualberemoved atlhellme ~Ion In tne _,of and pe6(SJ« 11.,,. llrr'le of dOing bu .. ,_ .. 9, t990 al 2 00 0 cloelt: pm , dOI Dull,_. 81 SOL UT IONS 3636 811cn Sc 92627 Sult• 400 lrvln1, Callt Of Mia Sele eubteet 1o pr10t MltllfMM ~ Owner purehHI All ourcllaMCI THE Ul TIMA TE MOT~
and Chen •nO ,,,.,. ahow no !See ISO N9W1)0rl Bffch 92715 eencellatlon.,, ll'le Wltlt of and OOl!Oeled P«tY. De1ed good• era lotd u la," and ~<?ACM COMP.ANY. 1soeo
tavM •I any lhey nave -"Y f' & F CONSTRUCTION Ca111 92860 l vella D Smith. u 1 E Wllllem P langtey 2317 ""*'*"I belWeen Owner ltlll 27th day o4 Augutl and mwl 09 f9mOved at the lime B Golden W•I Ctrcle
.. Id petllion for Cl'l8"09 of COMPANY 10163 Adami! Yml• Payroe 117 A l•H tt rn 5• Cotti l\Affa Calll ~.,,,am St . El C•ion' c.m Have a and Ot>ligaled party Dlted 3rd day of leptwnber, IMO Of ..... Sa6e aubjee'I to P'IOf Waetmlnsler, Calif 92883
namelhoutd not be granted Ave Hunllngton 8Hch Ln Coale llA1111 C11111 92627 92020 naran e Sale 11111 27th day ol Au(IU•1 and PubllC Storeoe Menage-eano.Aatlon In the ....,., of ()a,11 Cu.lorn Coech Inc .
11 11 further ordered thal a C411il 92846 192627 Thll Duainen '' con· Thll Oullnll• I• con • • 3rd day of Sacitember ltlO ment, lflC T~ (111) MUlemlnl between Owner Calttornll lsotO 8 Ootd9fl
eopy 01 ,,,., ord41r 10 ahow a:i:::c, ~ ~C:11~i~ r1111 bu11n111 •• con d"f~:' ~~~:r~~f.~~;'~~ duetecs by .,, ~1 Turn unwanted Pub•ie Storaoe Manaoe· 2"!:.'°'°· ~1 tor~-and Obl!Qlled party o.1.cs ~1 ·=· w .. tmtnater C..M be pvbftlhed in Or· e.aeh Calif 92646 ducted by an md ,vldual mencecs •o transact bull-The reg111tant(11 com· items into ment rnc T~ (1111 ,..,bllraflld .,.,.,. ....,.., 11111 21111 day of Auguet and anoe Cout Oalfy Pilot, a ' I T,.. r99111ran1111 c.om I meno9d to lrantael bull-244-8080 Aoent tor Owner Deily P*1t Auguel 27 Sep-3f'd day ol Sac>tember 1090 Thie t>ullnffl ii con· newtpap•r ot gene ra l Thia bullnfft 11 con· menc.«l lo 1taneact buti ,,_ under !"9 Fic1lllOUI ~ nder lhe f'lctlllOUI money tOdBY1 Pu~ Orange COM! 11m• I. 1tl0 Publle Storage Mafteg. ducted t>y a eorporallon
elrCllMllOn. put>t1"'9d tn Ihle ducted by llf\ lndlvtdual ness under Che Fic111iou1 Bu11nH1 nama(1J litlld Bu11n:11 naml(ll llate d 09lty Pllot =-' 27 Sep-"*It. Inc T~ (tlSI The reglllrent(a) eom·
.. .--n. al """-·1 ~· a -Thi ragltcrant(t ) com· But•n•H nam1Ht1 li llad above on NIA IOOYe on .h .... 1990 Cell •.a•.-71 1-....._ " 1 Anon. """'9lat . and 2«-eotQ A-i l0t Owner mancAld lo trenNCt butt-........ ., -~..... .._.. menc«S 10 tran..cl buWI·• 1 Andr-P Srntl" ·-• -.e .,. _,,,_ ~. w-· ,_ under lhe flC111Joul tor lour conMCUIMI ....... -under ,,,. F1eli1IOUI above on AUQUll 1990 Thll ... ,.,...,,, ... flied Wiiiiam p Lengley .. t:12 another,.., that "CJ one Put>4lahed Orenge Coaa1 lofl lheday Ofaald '-YmcaPayne Thi. '1alement wu hlld rOO.tfle~? ... lfle o.ity PllOl AWOVtl 27. Sep-l wll"fH name(•) lllt•d e::i 0 • Bu11na11 name<•! lltled Thia atatemenc ..... loted wtlhlhaCoun1yCler11 010r . ..,.1,,1heCount}'~ofOr· wlttlectc#<adandbuy ietnb«l, lMO 1~on Auguel 1. 1990
"l>ATE AUG 30 1tl0 •OO¥e on NIA With Che County Cten Of Or ange County on A.vgutt lO .,. Counly on Augu1t 10 .,,.., M123 J Weldetl. S.C, .. tty Franel-.foo County A II 3 1900 199() ' TNI ... ....,i ... ...., JULll "OllNION, Thia etlllemen1 was ltledj~ on 1.19u , .. ,. 1 wtttl the Count,Olrtl Of Or·
:'::: •• th• hf'e'* :;.1~ou~;~ CA~"u:: <r,· 1 Publlallad Or•..,!= o:.~bl~=" A~~ 20~'. o!.~~-::' A?:..,~ 'J,:;., STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? :IQ County on Augual 24,
Jlnnlf9r" Salo. 2327 Sant• 1990 n..u., P14ot Aunu1t1'3 20, n Septambe< 3 10 IMO e-iamw 3,lO, IMO Nml1 ~":2:ve Coal• ...... CA ,_'7 i;iemt>tr i'"i990 M..()93 ..._ M-ON Pubbhld Otlll\ge Coeel
Publllhld Oranoe Coaa1 0:.1yu~::c'A·~~1.03!: M-079 Pte•M atop by to ftte your 1>e1y Pl6ot September 3• 10· Deity P1IOt SeptemOlt 1 8 ..,.~ The Legel Oepert~t It the '7. 2•. t990
15. ~ •ember 3· lO. 17 1990 rta..IC NOTICl MllC M>TICE rtaJC M)TIC( Delly P ilot 11 pteHed to •n· lict1ttou1 bus•neH stete~t It ~,...,.
. 2. 1990 sa101 M·111 nounce •new Mrv1ce now lvl•I· tl'le Oa1ty Pilot Leg•I 0.p•tl·
---------i---------• FtcTmou1.u.,...11 FtenTIOUllUIMal ACTYTIOUe.,..N •bl• 10 new businen•• ment. 330 Weal Bey Coat• •-IC arnylC( NAME ITATl•MT NA .. ITATl*WT ~ SJA,.._.y C I If I ,.._ "" The tolloWlng l*.of\t •r• The followt"9 pertona .,. The fotloMng pereon1 .,. we will now SEARCH the MH•. •It orn1• you can no
---.. ..._1 d0i"9 bullnelt" dOlna buelrleae • name for you It no ••tt• cf\•rge. ttop by. pteaM call us ITAT'lmWT CW flCTTTIOUI ..,_ doing.,....,_ u THE HYPNOMEOITATION LCONA.-D " IAOI,_, (71•1 •4" 4321 E 1 Ml.AIMDGI • .,. M ..... ITATIW . T TA'. AV!LSPO .. T, '128 CENTER 3181 Alf'Way Awe ~--· .. °"" and HV• you tM lime •nd the •t .. v ,. • en11on '* M '9Cml0Ue The IOllO'#lno per10t11 are 811111. Newoott eaach .• ,_202. ·co.11 Meta. Cellf ,10 Canter °""'9: 1,.p to the Cour1 HouM 1n Santa 3 t5 Of 31e end we will matte
.,.. .. NAm dOlnQ bullniMa u c e111 12esa 92121 84119 101 Newpor1 9-dt. An1 Then. of eourM. tftef IM 1rr1no-men11 for you to "•ndle
TIM foOOWY'O l*'IOn• FO)( CLEANING SEA· Golden Wee1 Spottl , c.ii-~aul ~.,,. ClwtifeMOn Calif t2tio MatCl'I II comptetlld we-wtll ,,.. t~• procedure Dy med
twve al>eNlofled the uee of VICl no Newpor1 8MI fofnla, 2125 8aatta. Newpot'1 2511 CameQ6e A.,. Colle L.toNtd " •-114 If ao.-.. ·Id I'll e en f" t .. ~ tl'I• r 1cm1ou1 1 u1ln•H •to. Co11a Meta. Cllllf leech, ea.If 921SI M.a c.111 t 2828 · '°"'" ~ ~ your hcltllout bullnell neme 1ou .. ""' v Y ,,r ,,..
N•me Y0011 ,.,OUN t24l27 Thia bvtlne.1 It con• Thi~ bualnlSI 11 con-Loi Arf9llill, Calif too0t ' ata1e~t Wllh lhe County Cteftl. quelt!Ont. ~ate ~I UI and _.
vooufl!T, 213 1 12ne1 s1 . &hewn vii.nun• Fo•. dueled b)' • cOfoorlilOtl dueled bV .,, lndMdwei TMI ~ 11 con· pubhlh one. 1 _... tor tour will be mote then gl.ci 10 u.111t
N9wpOtt 8Mctl. Cellt t2M3 23•S Newpot1 IMI •IO. Thi reglalranlfl ) com· The reg111ranlf•I com-duCtlCI b)' .,, ~t ~I II , ... utred Dy lew Ind you n. F'1C11tloue lkllllMel Coate MaN. Cellf t1t77 menc.d lo Ir~ bUll· menc«S 10 It~ bull--TN r_...1,.,.t(I) COl'I'· ..,. G...-I .. ...,,. ,...,,_,to~... TN• IW~ 11 COii· ne11 unoer the '1cin1o1;1 ,_ under u. ~ IMnOld "fO-tf...c1 bu9-then lite your PfOOf of publi· """' oc .. •n your
flled Ill er.,. County on dueled by an lndMdUal lu11n111 naml(•) llllld ewitneu nameC•l llllld -.,,... .. ~ eatton wtth the County Clefk ,,.-bullnMl11
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Qeortl1ta u eul, UO tnanCled 10 lratlUCI ~ fredertelll l....._ Pf-. ~u F ~*"" • -... on· Jl4o '· tllO
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CeM nta lu1ln111 nama(al llated TNI 11.-nent .. llaO Ml" the County caeni of Of. Tiiie _...,.... .. lled n. ...,_. .. con-llbO¥e on Awoual t 1090 with the County C.W Of Or· Mii County on Augyll 2•.lwttr1-.. County a.. of Or·
..... b1 "' lndt tdt.. Sl'iawn v '°" enoe County on Augull 3. '"° .,. Cownty on ~ 2•. f* "'' 1•11 w filed TNI ltalement ,... flied 1t90 ~ 1tl0 wt111 t9-c.unty 011rt of Or· With the County 0.. Of Or· ,_., ~ °'enge COM1 ,__
.,,.. Cowtt)' on~ 2, .,.. Cowncy on Al9* 17, Pwtllltfled Orenot Co.It o.r flllOt lllptemL~ 3. 10. ~ Of~ Coeet
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